https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2c2ab345ebde143a9cea61ad9b78764c.pdf 52f9a51305b5b9196af217b7fb4477ff PDF Text Text i • " " ., . Veterans Memorial Huspilal Ad;nilted - . Worley Haley. Middleport; Margaret Allen, • Harrisonville; Mary McCarty, ·· Pomer oy; Edward Mar 1in, Pomeroy; Osea r Imbo den, Minersville. · Disc harged · ~ Helen Nelson; James Reynoids, Stanl ey Gillilan, Debra Hager. -Heavy · ,.. . . '' • ' FIN ALISTS NAMED . (,'OI.UMBUS i UP! ) - ! The . G-T reelects R~ Wopat, 300 dra wing are: · · .' · n Sleven Aller, 286 Barkley names new COfltro er Pl., Colwnbus. • looking over s1x ~Democr_ats · The. r~soluttun was 11assed Vermont search for Patty futile in a sta te wi th 11 RePubli ca n gove rnor. New York has Democrats in both City Hall and the sta te house, but does not have recent exper ienCe in-handling a nationalpo litical convention. Los Angeles, with ~ black Democratic mayor a nd a new young Democratic governor, held a number of conventions, · including the 1960· gathering that nominated John F. Kennedy: It is regarded as the t11ayor "early ra vorite. The Democratic co nvention is expectoo to be held the week of J uly 12, 1976.. The Republicans, with a president already in office, are expected to meet later, possibly late in August. The GOP site selection process also is unQe r way, with most .of the same cities appearing before the Democratic committee scheduleil to make the ir pitches to the Republicans OJ! Friday. The GOP will heal"lhe cities in a closed meeting. • Ann ie Diamond, 80!> S. 13th Richmond, Ind . · Jack F. Mann e, 916 Claren, don Ave., Canton. · James s. Mofttirtney . 1325 W. lith s t'.' Lorain. Thomas L. Goodwin, 6549 ChiltenhHm, Toledo. . St., substantial casll contribu tions in additiOn to the dona tion of meeting facili ties a nd. other services. Neither party has made it clear whether cash donations will be needed for 1976_- but some offi cials have · said they expected the $2 million subsidies to do little · more tha n replace mo ney fo rme rly raised by se lling advertisements in convention program books. - Meeting Conti nued from page I Syracuse is not quu liried fo r national fl ood protection, persons wishi ng to buy property with in the flood prone areas cannot obtain loans from federa ll y reg ulated len ding i nstitutions such as banks, the Farmers Home Admi nis tration, · or Vetera ns Administration. JOBS ·ro NATIVES MIDDLETOWN , DeL (UP! ) _ The Green Giant co. has announced it wiU hir.e unemployed Delaware residents rather than migrant laborers for 946 jobs cutting asparagus for $2.25 an hour. Each job lasts 10 weeks. Arthur H. Benson, state directol'"' of employment s~r­ vices, said Green Giant has offeroo harvest work to state residents in the past but never be fore on such a scale. The asparagus harvest is to begin in mid-ApriL - CARRIERS END VISIT ZURICH ( UPI) - One hundred · and twenty -five Coluinbus, Ohio, newspaper "GREAT EGG BUST" ca rriers Tuesday endoo a fiveANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP! ) day visit to Switzerland and - A guillotine blade slashed The 1976 conventions will be moved on to Austria for a through an · egg, "Stars and the first to be linanced by fiv.e days' vacation. further Str ipes Forever" began to federa l subsidies - up to $2 The boys and girls spent the~ play, the American fl ag went million each drawn frorri the Easter holiday visiting Zurich, presidentia l cam-paign fund up and two University of Lucerne and other tourist' Mich igan students won a free being created by voluntary $1 dinner Tuesday in the " Grea ~ centers in Switzerland. They i11come tax checkoffs on inattendoo official luncheons and Egg Bust" contest. dividua l returns. The contest was aimoo at dinners and enga ged · in In the past. conve ntion cities di scovering the most ingenious sporiing competitions against have been requiroo . to make Swiss teenagers: way to break an egg. MA RION ~ Robe rt M. Wopal was re-elected presid ent of General Telephone Co. of Ohio and Robert L. G)ffin of Moun lvale, N. -. J., vice pres iden t-con troller a t the comp any's an nual boa~d meeting here Monday. G1ff1D succeeds Robert A. Lindsay who' has been. ~lecled vice preside nt of General Telephone Co. of Florida. Th_e changes are effective May I. . Wopal will be serving his -l i th term as presiden t of General of Ohio. Other officers of the company also wer"e re· elected at the meeting Monday. Gi ffin has bee n bud ge t of te lephone direc tor _operat ions with be"rtera l Telephone & Elec tronics Corp., Stamford, Conn., since 1969. General of Ohio and General of Florida are subsidiaries of GTE. A native of Pittsburg h, Pa ., Giffi n is ·a graduate of Muskingum . Co llege, New Concord. Giffin has held var ious pos iti ons wi th other G T~ subsidiaries. He started his ca reer wi th General. of Pennsylvania at ~rie, Pa., 1953 as a junior accountan t. Other General -of Ohio officers re-elected were: R. J . Den nis, vice pres iden t , engi neerin g and construction; Robert C:' -Fletc her , vi c~ president, personne l; A. W. Hu ghes, vice pr esident , cus tomer se rvices; T. S. a La uver, secretary-'( re'a"surer, R. J . .White, vice president, revenue re quiremenl• ; G. T. Winn vice' pres ident, 'public ' and Belly J. V/llson, ' affa irs, asSistant treasurer. Di rec tors re-elected were Raymond H. Adkins of Dover, Herbert K. Ames of . Bryan, Charles H.- Campbell of Ashland, Frank C. Henry of Cleveland, PeterS. Mykranz of Colwnbus, Richard H. Pe ters of Toledo, James 1). Pugh of Portsmouth , FrM W. Uljlman of Toledo, Harold F. Zel g of Colwnbus, and Wopat. •• SURCHARGE REJECTED COLUMBUS (UPI) - A reques t by the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. for a 14.6 per cent surcharge on existing rates was rejected Tuesday by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. The PUCO also denied a "'r~uest by Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. !or an 8.6 per cent surcharge on existing rates. .war. The rehels, whose troops are now within three miles of the capital, have said tbey would not negotia te a peace settlement with Lon No!. But oi>servers bere said the Communists were doing so well militarily it was not likely they MEIGS THEATRE Ton ight thru Thursda y Apri12-April3 . NOT OPEN Fri .. Sat., Sunday Marga ret Mitchell's GONE WITH THE WIND . (·Technicolor) R ~ted :' PG" Show Sta rts 7: 00p.m . In Peking, exiled Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk called Lon Nol's depa rture a plot by the Unitoo States which be said wlll install "other supertraitors mortal enemies of the Cambodian people (to) save the skin of, its neo c oloni a list system. established in Phnom Penh." "'-"IVY . by BESTFORMO • • at y • • AI" your kind of prices. gi~.es )OJ a lot-~- than ~u pay tor. And t-heseiJays, thaH~ good LACE CROSS-OVER BRA By United Pre$s International COLUMBUS - ALL EMPLOYES in the office of state At· tomey General William J. Brown earning mo're than $15,000 last year will be requlroo to file public financial disclosure statements. Brown, in announcing Wednesday he was continuing ~ policy he establlshoo last year, said although the law requires only himself and a few lop aides to file annual financial disclosure statements with the Ohio Ethics Commission, he believes the r~uirements should be interpreted more broadly to include aU public employes in decision-making jobs. "Openness and accountability by government officials and public employes is absolutely essential in today's atmosphere of public distrust and apathy," Brown said in a statement. · .... With the Bffil form know-how tha~ 6802 6807 ' -• ,,SIMPLY GREAr' -· news for e\erj ~rdoff-igwe. ',_ OOUBLEKNIT BRA • • •' ' ~ ...' . •' '• • • " •' i;t 6809 "IrS SEAMLESS" 6801 LACE FIBERFILL Organ, Drums; Gui~ar · CROSS-OVER BRA ' .. ON SALf NOW IN THE SECOND FLOOR FOUNDATION_$ DEPARTMENT NITELY ' TUES., WED., THURS., B: J0-1: 00 .FRI . & SAT., 9: 30-2: 00 . I \ MAIN STORE, ANt,IEX A"ND WAREH04SE OPEN THURS!J;AY 9:3D TO 5 P~ . TO E~TERTAlN YOU AT . ' ... • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THE MEIGS INN POMEROY •. ' .I '' ) ,' ,. ' - ' - ,, .-) '· LOUISVILLE, KY. -AN OHIO BUSINESSMAN said here Wednesday there are signs the nation's economy will get stronger by ~ummer . But, said David B. Meeker, board chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), he doubts if employment levels will reach pre..-ecesslon marks for another·year or two. · "We probably will be weD into the fourth quarter of this year before we see strong signs of a resurgence of the economy,'" said Meeker president and chief executive officer of the Hobart Corp. of Troy; Ohio. "You have to remember that when we start to recover fl.om the current recession we will be starting from a low base of employment,'' Mllier said. · NE)\' YO~ - ,FOUR BoMBS EXPLODED in a 35-rninute period early today at midtown office buildings housing banks or insUrance offices. Police said damage was not sever'!', and there were no reports of seriolis injuries. · A passerby knocked to the sidewalk by one of the blasts was hospitalized. Early reports from pollee and fire officials indicated the blasts were caused by high-intensity exjllosive devices. There was no meSsage from any llfoup claiming responsllilit>: for the explosions. V DDUBLEKNIT . . WITH STRE'Tai STRAPS I 6805 PLUNGE. BRA • enttne Devoted To The Interests of Th e Meigs-Mason Area N_:_.: :-D.:_2;,_.:; : 4B:::...,___~P..:O:.:::ME:::.:R.:.:OY..:: -M::.::ID:_::DL:::EP~O.::_: RT:.c_,O~H~IO:_.__ . _ _~_ TH_UR_;__S_ DA_;__Y,~A_ PR_IL_3_;__,1_97_5_ _--:----_ _ _ _ __ _PR_IC_E__15_ ' the same time, Re p. Miller inves'ti gation of .. Ohio River directed correspondence up to · bank failures in the vicinity of the Ohio Depar tment of the Middleport, Ohio.- sewage Natur al Resoin-ces and' the lagoon. Ol1io Environmental Protec·•Aforma l investigation of lion Agency seeking additiona l the pr'oblem h as- ~een initiated aid for t h~ communi ty and its under the auth'orily of sec tion eros ion problem. ,14 of the Flood Control ·Act of The text of the . corps _ 1946, as ·amended. A tentative respo nse to Rep . Miller's · remedia l · plan will be inquiry follows : developed · by : the end of lh1s "This is in response to your month 7 Mareh . Represenletter of 13 February, 1975, tatjves of this office will meet concerning the status of our • with local offiqals in early April to obtain their views an d commen ts on thi s remedia l plan. Appropriate ,Ohio agencies will be invited · to participate in this meeting. " Should -local a nd sta te vage ncies concu r in the remedial plan the• Huntington Dis tri ct will complete _nnd submit a formal report to the Ohio Ri ver Division Office by 30 April 1975." Xenia missed this time - By United Press International ·homes, uprooted trees and tore early today whicll prompted a A violent · spring storm down utility lines. high wind warning for the state movoo into Ohio late Wed- , "Otis Alexander, 59, of RR 2, today. nesday night , s pa wn ing . .a Waynesville, and his wife, In add ition, fo'recasters said, · tornado that touched down Myrtle, 61, were treated snow flurries are expected in near Waynesville in Warren \Voonesday night for abrasions several areas and a travelers County, 20 miles south of Xenia and shock at Charles F. Ket- advisory is in effect near Lake where a tornado struck just one tefin g Memorial Hospita l, • Erie for locally heavier noyear ago today, killing 35 Dayton. . cumulations of snow. persons and des_troying half the Their home was one of at Temperatures today were city. least 10 homes destroyoo in the not expected. to rise much over The tornado that hit the area by the twister, authorities readings of early today and Waynesville area injured at said: Warren County officials - drop tonight to vear record low least two peroons, destroyed 10 said they would not be able to levels for some locations. determin e the ex t ~~ of Lows tonight are expected to ATHENS -'-- A gala Golden - league schools. Deadline for damage until the area was bti in tl1e low 20s and upper Anniversary party has been purchase of tickets is April14. inspectoo sometime today. teens as the winds slowly planned for the Southeastern · . The · Ohio Highway Patrol diminish, , Current leagues members ohio Athletic League at 7 p.m. are Athens, Gallipolis, Ironton, post ·at 'Lebanon said. the torThe outlook for Friday is for · Thursday, April 17, at the Jackson , Logan , Meigs, nadotouchoodown nearU.S.42 · clcaringfromthewestoverthe Coach House in Wellston. Wells ton . and Ohio 122 about 9:30 p.m. sta te, with afternoon tempera- 0 Waverly and Highlights of the program - KAREN REED Fourteen schools hav e This week atld next Meigs then came down aga in about a tu res reaching the upper 30s will include remarks by Dr. belonged to the league over the Soil .& Water Conservation ' mile east of the area . and low 40s. Further warming Harold A. Meyer , com50-year span including District person nel are visiti ng The tornado struck Wednes- is schoouloo for the weekend missioner of the Ohio High Pomeroy and Middl eport each elementary sc~ool in the . day night shortly after candle: _l'lith readings reachi'ng normal School Athletic Association, which.. were part of the concount y to present a _con- light memorial service!! In by Sunday . · and presentation of plaques to solidation into Meigs. The extend~ outlook for servation education program, Xenia on . the anniversary of representatives of· present Nelsonville was a member showing two fi lms that explain '!a!;t year's. kliter tornado. Saturday t hro ug ~ Monday 'Karen Reed, daughter of schools of the league. for a number of years, then what is meant by conservation. "A violent Spring storm is ca lls for moderatin g temWillard Reoo, Reedsville, was It is significan\ that the continuoo as a member for bringing winter weather back peratures · and a chance of selected Wednesday as banquet Is being held at the three more years when il " Our Land , Its Many tb Ohio· and nea rby areas _ showers during he period. delegate from Eastern High Coach House, because it is the consolidated wi th Buchte l- Faces " , shows how man today," the National Weather HighsSaturdnyareexpec ted to School to attend· the annual site of the "old Rogan Hotel York to form Nelsonville-York. learned lo save the land; "The Ser vice said·. " Yesterday's be in the upper 40s and low 50s, World Affairs Institute in which is where the first Other schools who were Adve ntures of Jun ior ' Rain- balmy temperatures reac hed warming to the upper 50s and Cincinnati this weekend. meeting was held on llfarch 7, members of the league In its drop" shows holf raindrops the 70s in 'southern Ohio but low 60s on Monday . Miss Reed is vice president 1925, to organize the league·;' -early years are Portsmouth can effect land if they are not ~ouldn 'l last. " . Lows are expectoo to be in of the Eastern High School Representatives of nine .and New l)oston. controlled. Forecasters said the storm the 20s early Saturday and in Chapter of the National Honor schools were on hand for rthat The · plaques to the eight Th e annual conservati~ _center and low pressure area the upper 30s and low 40s on Society, a member of the an· meeting, which was arranged current members will be poster contest, open to fotirth w-aS over northeastern Ohio Monday. nual staff, treasurer of the by tbe late William E. (Bill) presented · by Mrs. Ka ty grade students on ly, is also ' senior class, a member of the Thomas of Wellston. All but Thomas Weber (Mrs. John L. heing explained. Judging of the - ~ senior class play -ahd ·attends one of the schools became Weber), whOse late father , posters, fi vefrom each schoo!, . . the Eden United Brethren charter members, and six of William E. (Bill) Thomas, will be don e by .dist rict · Church. those eight are still members inspired founding of the league supervisors and personnel in AT •NS, 'Ohio (UP! ) _ to _go on str ike after a union A senior at Eastern, Miss - although two have not had which is ·recognized as the the district office. state workers set up picket steward was transferred to the Ree'd Is being sponsoroo to the continuous membership. After a first; second, and lines woortesday night at the Nelsonville Me ntal Hea lth oldest high school a thletic Cincinnati event· by. the MidTickets fot the l!anquet at $5 league in · the Slate of Ohio in third place winner is chose n Athens Mental Health Center . Center , dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. per person are on sale at from each school , a champion foliowing a vote to strike the More than . 20 picketers continuous operation. and reserve champion will be tacility. turned a_way workers assigned sele cted fr om first place The ~orkers, members -of to the 11 p.m. shift at the health winners. Ribbons and silve~ Loc al 1782 of the American center. Local 1782 President Mike dollars will be awarded in each Federation of state, County ' school and trophies to county . and Muncipal Employes Hunter said the strikers "were Routing of a "Hike-Bike" to ' the Pomeroy Junior High County Road 26 (check point winn ers. Dead)in e for the Union, votoo by more than :i-1 going to stay out as long as raise money for ·Meigs School building and m• -, e 5). Participants wiD turn Ieft contest is April -25. ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::::::::::: necessary" and refused to say · County's retardoo has been through Pomeroy and ~d· on County _Road 26, going to ·. AMSTERDAM ~ UPI) 7 if there were any other reasons completed. dleport to Route 7 below the Route 7 at Five Points, turn CLINIC REOPENS Th e Int ernational Chess for his union's decision to walk -The event wiD be held April railroad bridge, turn right on right on Route .7 to Route 33, , The Ve terans Merrior iat' feijeration today stripped out. 19. Invited to · take part are · Route 7 to County Road 5 and will go left on Route 33, Hospital Speech and He~ring ~merican champion Bobby ·"we are going to j~st try to hikers and persons wishing to. · (check point 2). · returning to the sixth check Clinic is openinll,,;il_8ain this ride any non-motorized They will tm:n left on County point, ~~o;hich is the Pomeroy . . Saturday, April 5~ Pomeroy ,Fischer of .hls title and gave run the institution as efficiently It to Anatoly Karpov of the as possible under the circuin' vehicle, including horses. . Road 5,- travehng to Route 124, Junior High building, als'l the Elelf)entary School and will be unlon. stances," said Mental Health Soviet Riders and walkers are to have then to R~ute 7, turning left on starting point. open from 9 until 12. All those Karpov, theofficial Center Superv ~r David Caul . sponsors whO will contribute Route 7, going to Route 33 (the Persons wishing to take part persons previously scheduled financially to 'the activity route 7 and 33 interchange will are asked to contact Mrs. should please atten4 at their .- -challenger, won the title by "Fortunately we got a shift of staged by the .Meigs Chapter of be check point 3). Jessie Might, 742-4055, Hank regular time unless notified. -ilefauit bec ause Fischer workers in here before the'" refused· to· play him on the pickets were set up. " the Ohio Association for The group will turn left on Cleland, 985-4209 or Mrs. Hugh otherwise by Mrs. Susie federation' s terms. Fischer Caul had an nounced his Retardoo Children and Adults. ' -Route 33 and move to County Roush, 992-3232. Sponsors can Heines, speech and hearing had subm itted a sel ol resignation Tuesday, effectiv,e There will be cheek points Road 18 ~fourth check point ). be businesses, organizations or coordinator . Anyone who proposoo rules changes, liut at the end of the month. He said along the route at which rests Turning right onto County individuals and anyone wishing would be interested ·in the federa fion accepted It - be was "spending too much . will be taken and refreshments Road 18 the route' goes to to help through sponsorship is diagnos tic testing should only· In part. time deali~ g with · laborservoo. 'Coimty Road 20, whkh is old asked to .contact one of those con tact Mrs. Heines at 96.5managelr)_'ent problems." The participants will start at Route· 33, then turn .right: to ttiree persotls. 4163. :::::::::::::.;.:~~.:·:::::::~:.:::::::::/~:::::::::::.:::::::::~:·:·:::::::.: . \~ . . ~ 11 ' ' Athletic ·league 50th anniversary party is April 17 • Your ki'ld rl bras. t he Distinc-tive of the ... I. VOL. XXVI SEARCH FOR ABODY reportoo seen iri Ohio River Wednesday was fruitless for members of Middleport's E-R unit after several calls were receivoo by the Middleport Police Department that a corpse had been sighted in the riyer. One report said Charles Legar, Pomeroy, h:Jp notified officials that he had seen a bod~ that appeared to have a life jacket on. A search nea r the Middleport levee proved fru itless. In the boat, back to front are, Tom Darst and Carl Platter and standing is Russell Mills. They said the W!lter was too rough and lou many logs were in it to venture far. Shortly after tl)e picture was taken, the boat was removed from the river. The shoot to kill orders already have been carried out in some areas. The com· mander of the III Corps- the Saigon area - usoo firing squads Woonesday to execute a number of unruly troops. WASHINGTON, D. C. - U. ·closely with local and federal behalf of the community inS. Representative Clarence officials on the problem for cludoo contacting the Corps for. Miller released here today a "quite some time." a reassessment of that agenletter to him in which the U. S. His mos t recent efforts in cy's posi tion on the project. Al Army Corps of En gineers pledged a re111edial plan for the correction of the eroded Middl eport sewage lagoon walls. WASHING'TON (UP!) -Spurred by lower farm prices, The seriously eroded lagoon the nation's Wholesale Price Index dipped 0.6 per cent in walls thr eaten to dump March for Its fourth straight monthly deeUne, the Labor "' thousands of gallons of unDepartmffit reported today. It was the first time since 1963 treated sewage into the Ohio that the Index declined lor four conseeudve months. The River unless corr ective, longindex, which usuaUy forecasts short-term future movesjn range assistance is offeroo to retaU prices, bas made a dramatic ~ound this year. stabilize the lagoons. 'Rep. HIGHLIGHTING THE ANNUAL basketball banquet at ·The WPI for March was 170.4, 12.5 per cent higher than Miller said he has worked Southern High School W008esday night was the unveiling of a year 8f1o, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But the Larry Morrison plaque and picture on the waD In the for the first quarter of 1975, the compound annual rate of corridor as one enters the high school. The dedication was change In the Index was down 6.7 per cent. At the end of the made by Jim Adams, principal, and Coach Carl Wolfe. At the third quarter Ill 1974, the rate of change had been increasing -presentation were the late Mr. Morrison's parents, Mr. and at 35.2 per cent. Mrs. Harold Morrison; his widow, Mrs, Sabra Morrison and daughter Vickie; bia brother and wife, Mr. lind Mrs. Mike Morrison aQII three aunts. The athlete who lives up to and dedicates' himself to the game of basketball wiD liave his name placed under Mr. Morrison's picture. See Page 3. $ 00 for TRIO PH. 992-3629 Th ~ r e have never been substantive talks between the SoUth Vietnamese and Viet Cong---and there has been no .formal contact betwren them Since April of 1974 when Saigon calloo off the weekly-meetings in .Saigon and Paris. Wholesale price index off Fr~ Sisty - ,. The Communists indicated that the three-party National Council of Reconcilia tion which was provided for in tlie Paris peace accords but was never put into operation might be the vehicle for the peace negotiations. Corps to ·offer lagoon remedy plan ' to look like a mill ion. Communist ·force overruns outposts would stop now for talks. Senior government officials said it was clear the 62-yearold, stroke-erippled Lo~ No! was not expected to return. The s ituation at Ba ttambang, 156 miles northwest of the capital, was reported worsening, with defense lines pushoo back to within 11\ree miles of the city and the airport closed by insurgent fire. The American Embassy announced it had decided to cut the size of its approximately 200-member staff in Phnom Penh by 15 per cent on a "temporary" basis and fly them to Thailand during the_ next three day·s . Robert V. Keeley, the embassy's seco nd-r a nki ng diplomat, said those evacuated would 'include administrative person nel , U.S. employes of the Agency for International Deve· lopment, members of the military attache offices and the military ~u ipment delivery team, which handles military aid. e . GUEST SPEAKER at .the anooal basketball banquet .._ Wednesday !light ·was PhD Roach, Marietta College's 1975 Ohio Bas~etball "Coach of the Year", left, with eSouthern's Head COach and Athletic Director, Clirl Wolfe, who Roach said is one of "southeastern Ohio's finest high school c:oadies." See P8fle 3. · See. 11· . You don't have to be a·mi _1ona1re ... . remained in Office. There were similar official sta \)!ments Woonesday in Paris by__mem- . bers of the permanent Viet Cong delegation there who sa id Saigon could even come under -artillery bombardment. Weather ::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;:::;.;.;:;.;.:~·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=:::::.:::::::::::::::::.:::.:: PHNOM PENH (UP! ) Thousands of Cornrilunist-led troops overran tbe last government outposts on the Mekong River Tuesday night, clearing the way for a final siege on Phnom ~nh . The U.S. Embass y announced it was evacuating· lo per cent of its personnel from the ca pital to Thailand. The towns of Neak Luong and - Banam, 30 miles southeast of Phn'om Penh, fell only a few hours after a tearful President Lon Nol flew to Indonesia's sun swept island of Bali , clearing the way for a possible negotiatoo 'end to ·the five-year swallowoo up most of Sou\h second time in three years the Vietnam. generals were known to have Streams of refugees -and rile\ in a group. army' ·stragglers still poured There was pressure from the into Saigon and the city Saigon senate, from Buddhi!ts, government issuoo shoot to kill from militant Roman Cathotics orders and ·other stringent - and from outside sources for - regulations to keep control of a Thieu to step down. Today in chaotic-situation . London, Sen. Jacob Javits, RMilitary authorities _an- N.Y. , said there was a nounced that the curfew in possibility the U.S. Congress Saigon was being movoo ahead would be inore favorably oneho1u'from10p.m. to9p.m. disposed to aid South Vietnam effective tonight. if Thieu quit. In the Mekong Delta city of Anoth e r Communist Can Tho, 7~ miles southwest of diplomat said, "Negotiations ~igon where Australian which would bring about some !lanes flew in 1,800 rel~gees sort of coatition and elections ,W008esday, ihe curfew- was · would be tbe cheap way .to ~ovoo up to 6 p.m. fr~ 10 victory.'' p.m. The diplomats said, however Thleu's fate was Increasingly that the Viet Cong would likely in doubt. -He was in disfavor press for a decisive battle for with some military leaders Saigon if President Thieu who blamed him for the debacle that has delivered three--fourths of South Vietnam to the CommuniSts without a Partial clearing, diminishing struggle. winds tonight, colder with lows Reports Woonesday said the 20. Fair Friday, highs in near genernls had given Thieu three days to resign. The Cooncil of the low 40s. Probability of Generals met throughout the precipitation 20 per cent day to discuss action--<Jnly the tonight, 10-per ce,nt Friday. ACT IONS FILED An action to dissolve a mar riage an d a suit fo r divorce were filed Tuesday. !neva M. Howard, Rt. 2, Albany and Walter W. Howard, Washin gton C. H. have filed fdr dissolution and Walter Voss, Spring ' Ave., Pomeroy, has fil ed for · di vo rce fr om Margaret Voss, Takoma Park, Md., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. ' ·. Thien goes--Viet Cong SAIGON (Ufi)' - Senior told the UP!. Corruimnlsf1!lplomats said to'- ~ ''I am sure Utat if Thieu goes night the Viet tOng will' enter tl)e PRG (Provisional Revoluinto immediate negotiations li ona ry Government) will for a cease-fire if South Viet- enter into , immediate namese President Nguyen Van negotiations," the diplomat Thieu is ousted. said. "The PRG is very in· "They are ready' to stop the terestoo in negotiating." fighting immedU!tely," a-leadWith tbe Communist peace ing Communist ·diplomat with •feelers, no major Cominunist close ties to the ViEit Cong advances were reportoo today military delegation in .Saigon in their offensive that ·has '· . I BRA-rTLEBORO , V.t. (U PII - FBI official• aclmowledged Tuesday that they had searchoo this southern Vermont community for missing fugitive - heiress Patricia Hearst- especially after two of their most wanted lugilives turned up here 1reeently. But they sald their investigation falloo to unearth any evidence that Miss Hearst had been In Vermont. FBI agents in Albany, N. Y. said their Investigation centeroo on the Brattleboro area after two fugitives -sought for radical activities during the late 1960s - were found to have taken up residence here. They were Patricia Swlnton,.charged In connecUon with a series of New York bombings, and Barry Stein who surrendered on charges stemming from Chicago riots In 1969. ·The FBI also discounted reports that Miss Hearst had been in the area aroun(i Champlain, N. Y. -near the Ver- __ , mont and Canadian border. · Offlclals sald they bad no evidence of ~ possible link between her, Mrs. Swinton or Stein. ·"r J . Bu ckey~ cities for convention sites· ' . E. after an aii-<Jay meeting, lhe Senate's fi1'st session ·since .the Cmnmunist offensive began WASHINGTON tUP l i March 4. · With the list of contending "There must immediately be · cities down to six, th e a new ·government, united and De mocratic Natio nal ComHolzer Medical Center 'effective, which will gat her all mi ttee's sea rch for a 1976 ~Births I capa ble good will and clean convention site focused on the April ! - Mr. and Mrs. Jack elements "the senators urged. Midlands today. Crace, daughter , Vinton: Mr. -- ... We ~lso call on the United Kansas City, Mo., and Cleveand Mrs. Robert' R. Mullins, States to immooiately honor its !arid were to present formal son, Wellston; Mr . and Mrs. commitments .to South Viet- bids to the Site Selec tion Stephen Paxson, a son, Pliny nam and we earnestly call on Committee 'til the first. of two and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose , signatories of the Paris peace . _days of hearings. Los Angeles, son, Gallipolis. agreement to use their power Miami Beach, New Orleans and influ ence to-siop the North and New York are in line for PLEASANT VALLEY Vietnamese aggressors." presentations Thursday-. DISCHARGES ·- Bo nnie In a radio address earlier, Kansas Ci ty, host to the 1974 _ "miniWoyan, Sou thSl'de; Rebecca Prime Minister Tran Thienh parte's , 'Ki nniard , Apple Grove: KWem ca lled on the Soul convention," is one of the more Ga rl-and Mayes , Point ·.Vietnamese peo ple no t to aggressive bidders. City ofPleasant: Arthur Mc Coy, surrender. ficia ls hope the generally good Henderson; Gordon Powell. "With your calm and with · ex perience of last December, v·1rgm1a · · ·vo\fr. determination to fight- plus a prom1·se of have a brand Po int Pleasant; -Whittington, Point PIeasan t ; all the p~ple. and all the ar- new arena will have a n impact. Kan-sas City shares with Roy Da le Cri tes , Wes t my.:.. we will concentrate our h efforts to slop the enemy," e M Columbia : Becky Gillispie, 1·a1111· and New Orleans the Poi nt Pleasan t: Debra York , said . disadvantage of being in a Ga llipolis Fe rry: Jessie state whiGh has not ratified the Li ke ns, Gall ipolis; Clayton Equal 'Rights Amendment to FINE D$5ANDCOSTS th e Constitutio n. The Duncan, Point Pleasa nt: Cynthia Hipes, Point Pleasant: Virgin ia N. Buc hanan, De mocratic Na tional ComGeorge Dabney, Hende rson ; Middleport, was fi ned $5 and mittee told the group last Mabe l Blankens hip, Poi nt costs only when she appeared month to make ratification of 'P leasant; Kevi n Yonker , m 'Middleport Mayor Fred ERA a "tie brea king" Mason . New Citize ns: April !, a Hoffman's court Tuesday night qualifi ca I ion bet ween cities son, to Mr . and Mrs. Floyd on an assured clear distance with otherwise equal bids. Siders, Point Pleasant . _charge. Only_Cleveland, Los Angeles and New York go before the com mittee with th e ERA preference already in hand. But Cleveland has the pa rtisa n disadvantage of a Republican .. ' fi ve finalists for Thursda.Y\s - Continued fr.om puge l justice." . \ " ....___, . 20 - The Daily Sentinel; Middleporl-Pomrru)·, 0 .. WL,hll'"hiy, April 2.'197:; . HosPITAL NEws ., - j :..\ . .' ClUCAGO - AN APRIL BLIZZARD PARALYZED the Windy City Wednesday, closing the airport, str"'lding motorists, and causing eight deaths. ThoUII8nds of travelers were stranded "at O'Hare International Airport as the world's buslnest airport llhut.down for only the third time In history. . ' At leSat eight ~nons died of heart attacks attempting to above! out from under the foot-deep snows, pushing staUoo car;s or hlldng to shelter frond tbelr ablmdoned cars. All city Schools were orderoo closed today, as were most suburban sch!)Ols. Numerous businesseS also shut down. · AKRON, OHIO -:- B.F. GOODRICH TIRE CO. announced the recall Wednesday of 3,671 steel-belted radial snow tires. ,The ClOIIIP8DY laid it had been discovered that lhe tires could fail through aeplll'ltlon of the two steel belts. · The 11rea bear. the name Sllvertown Trallmaker Radial steel's with eertaJ numben BCVYLP130t, 1324, 1334, 1344 and 13M Othen produced undei- the Hood, Diamond. Brunswick and MDI;.. radial steel traction trade'· name have serial number!! (Continuoo on page 2)' . .. " Films shownin schools Delegate from ·Eastern named .- I·c·k et I m·es set Hike-hike route is·traced -- . ' \ '! ~ ' • ,, �I '. • ' / ' J lt\IDericah~ eager to ·a d9pt Viet orphans ~~~-illy ~uited Prc•s lnteruationll[___ Drstnrbed by lire phgh l of Uwusands of South Vwlnmnese orphans, Amcn cn rrs ,11 e clamonng for lhc pnvilege of adophng one or more of the homeless ch rldren . Even the nat10n 's Fn st Lady, Belly Ford, satdin Los Angeles · she wns so upsPt by the predicament of the 11 ar or- Saving offered on bee keeping study texts A cor t·es p,o nc!cncc ttC\\ I~ COUI S(' 011 IJeckeepulg m~ be· offered b1 lhc ex tensiOn se n . tcr w Columbu s Th e • Polllenl) Lt br:u ~ \\ Ill bu\ lilt' text book t1J.1t ts 1eqUJrcd for the eour st' a nd ~ llldk C' tl avm lah\c tu am une tte1•dmg tt Group::; 111.1) L'nt ull m the course at ~nn s tclet ~tblo the•• ovt'I L'Usl LIF regtsLrall on 1\n' •mP savtngs !lldush tal mteres ted m enrulltng fur the r·ourse as p•rl ul a La II gruup. tire Pum er o) ltbt .~r~ dl tm~-5 81J and tt Uu tfly r~"gtstr a t llin ''ill I.Je UI gan tz l'CI ·cts su un dS possrble !)hans that~she w ot~d.hke t<>--c--and-€an a da,--~ · • • dopt one of them . But she Me•nwhrle Ure Agency for adaed that wrth four chtldren of lntern atro n~ l Deve lopme nt \heir own, she doubts the Sl)id the Umted SUites was Ptesrdenl wan ts any more. worki ng wtth Vtet nam .,stre ca lle~ the srl uatro n adoptron agencres to arrange to "tragrc , tragrc " fl y 2,000 orph ans to new Newspapers and radro and parents"who are awaiting them television station s reporte d in the United Stales lhat they were rece rvmg The statement srud some of numeroll~ calls. from persons the orphans do not a~ yet have lry mg to get informatiOn about familit;S artanged for them but adoplron procedures. In Oakland, Co li! , the 57 ' '• orphan s fl own there WedNo one hurt nesday from Saigon are being spc edrly processed for adop- in accident !ton by l•mrlles scattered d . throughout the Umted States" No one was crted or mJured • ff rn a t, a rc accr en1 a1445 : p.m Wednesday on Rt 124, fo ur tenths of a mile west o( County Road 12 111 Mergs no diffrcully w.s anticipatedsince many persons already are registered with the adoption agencies. AID wrU spend some $WO,OOO on chartering eommercral aircraft to fly the orphans to San Francrsco, probably next week, the agency said. The money wrU come from $2 milbon set aside for child welfare m AID's budget . The cost f~r adopting chrldren left homeless by U\e war in Southeast Asia amounts to betwee n $600 and '$1,000 each Duane Grant , an organizer for th e Boulder , Coo., I b.ase d F . d 0 1 Ch'1ld 'd n en s re n, sat arra~gements have been made by hrs group for the placement c 1 of the hrst planeload of oun Y . . children and for most of those The Galha-Mergs Post State who will arrive on later flights. Hrg hway Patro l sa td cars "All , - 1 dnven by Robert T Stewart wellre ge11'tang ouf tbrs a d M. E 1 very sma percen ge o ose 21•' Rut 1and, an tehae1 · who need help," Grant said .of Jones, 23, of New Haven, W the orphans' plight. Grant said the first planeload Va. both entered the passmg lane. Jones apphed hts brakes of v·teln amese ch'ldr 1 en should to avord stnkm g Stewart 's car . The Jones vehicle went out of • control, ran off the left stde of the hrgh11 ay . and struck an em b a nk me n t ca u si n g moderate damge. TI1ere was PHNOM PENH ( UPI ) - The no contact between the two governm ent rushed reincars. forcements today to an area frve miles nor thwest of Phnom • Penh where a rebel force punched a hole m the city 's defense perrmeter Wednesday. ~ Heavy fighting was reported there today and the government sard the stluatron was not clear. f.Ample killed LANCASTER. Ohro 1UP[) Wrll ard I. ('ozad, 67, of Rt 3, Tli orrll'l ll e, an d hrs wrfe Charlolt c M . 6:1. were krlled latr Wednesday m ~~ two-car colhs!CJn on Ohw 204 near here. Aul hmJ tJcs.smd the driver of the 11 lhL'! em, Mcrn ll S Raver , 19. HI I. Mrllerspmt, was treated al l.ancas ter-Farrfleld Hospll al here and released Ra1 c1 to ld autholl lres the Cozad 1chrcle , whrch was dn \'C!l. by Mrs Cozmt, veered lefl ol ccnlet Oysters are ti!ally low in· cholesterol By La\uence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - I read Ill yow· collllllll w h~te you smd • oys ters are nol !ugh rn cholesterol I had my blood check ed and rny cholesteJol rs .210and ~>h rle clreckrng wrth the doctor I a;; k~ lnm tf oysters are lngh 111 clroleslerol Hrs charl sho" s 1t 1s. Please answer DE(IR RE!IDER - Th rngs do change rn llns world The ulder charts slum that oys ters are modetatel} !ugh rn ·cho lesterol Th e U S. Department of Agrrc ulture .Handbook Number 8, cum. monly used as the sowce of mos t of these charts, grves afrgure of more tha n 200 mrlhgrams m three and a half ounces of oyster s Mot~ rece11lly better News • • • methods of food analysrs have bee n deve loped When I prepared the i<rblcs for my book, "\Vhat You Need to Know About Food and Cookmg for Health ,. I used more recent fr gures, and they were not easy to fmd. The lates t studies show that the eastern - varrety of oy ster contains only 58 rrnl hgrams of choles terol and the southern varrety only 37 rrnlhgrams m three and a half ounces Tha t rs a low value. Th rs rnformation ts not wtdely kn own, even in medrcal crrcles Your doctor and others may wan t the reference. The va lu es come fr orn th e pu bJj.shed s ludies of Mary H. Thompson, Cholesterol Content of Varwus Specres of Shellfish 1 Method of Analysrs and Prelrmrna ry SuQ'ey of • fr om page t LBCYYLOJ:tll4, 324, 334, 344 and 354. WASHINGTON - THE INTERNATIONAL Department announced Wednesday the annual number of se nous coal mtnmg inJurles declin ed dramatically m 1974 The number of deaths m underground and sw·face mining, however, held nearly steady at 130 Deaths totaled 132 m 1973 The Mining Enforcement and Safety-Administration satd the rate of both disabling IMJurres and fal<rh Ues were the lowest m hrstory. 'Th e num ber of dtsablmg mjunes declmed by 23 per cent, totaling 8,611 m 1974, compared to 11,199 m 1973. 'llle rate of mjury for every nulllon man hours of mromg work w•s 29.22 compated to 40 42 m 1973, and the rate of fal<rhties was 0.42 per m1lhon man hours , compared to 0 44in 1973 WASHINGTON - REP RONALD MO'I"fL, D.Ohto, sard Wedrtesday rncrcasurg utrhly bills are "causlng a personal fman cial disaster" for marry Ohumns, partrcularly the elderly who are on fixed mcomes MotU, m a telegram to the Public Utrhlles Commrssion of Ohio, urged PUC'O , to refuse automatic rate hrkes based on fu el costs Mottl urged the PUCO to hold hearmgs which would reqUire ullhtJes to prove the fuel pri<_;e mcrease is unavoidable. "Many of my constituents - particularly elderly people on fixed mcomes - have compahncd to rnc thl the hrgh cost of gas and electrictty is causing a persona l fmanctal disaster for them," siad Mottl. " Amoratorrwn on ul rhly 1 ate rncreases would be as helpful m stimulatrng o1u· natiOnal economy as the l<rx reduction program adopted by Congress," srud Mottl . He said sharply rncreased elcctnc and natural gas rates wtll be ''economtcaUy disastrous" rf the public's purchasrng power is depleted. EASTERCANDY CARRYOVER 1_/2 PRICE ,(AND LESS) --------------· ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ' SUMMER TOYS· KITES Sand Pail s , Garden Sets .. etc . "" PLANT NOW! Pac kaged Flower Seeds , Garden Seeds and Bulbs for Spring Pla nting Are Here . ----------------------LAWN DECORATIONS H~ n & chicks, duck & dUck l mgs, ra bbits, f lam1ngos, geese, bi rd ba th s and swan planter s Wtt'e & plastt c decorati ng ten ce and corner s .· -.NfFAANKUflll ""JltONE "2-34911 2t*202 Ei!Sf N-.ln Sf. POMEROY. OHIC. CII"IN flU DAY & SATU .. UAT NlU" 1> u... OUr Vanables, a reprint fr om the U S Fish and Wrldlife Service, Burea u of ' Commerctal Ftsherres, Frshery Industrial Research Volum e 2, No 3. The la test studr es show oysters are low m fat, low m sat urated fat and low in ch'oleste rol. If you don't add fat m therr preparahon , they are !me for low-fat, low..:holesterol dtets. That's good news for all you oyster lovers. DEAR DR. LAMB - When my hltle girl wa s born she bad a dermotd tumor on the muscle in her neck Could you tell me what causes these tum ors and tf tl ts possrble that once removed that it' wtll return ? I would also hke to kn ow rf it is posstble for any of my future children to have SU€h a tum or. I have bee n very puzzled about lhts tumor , because I have never heard anylhmg about tt, DEAR READER - The common forms of dermotd cysts are not dangerous. They are not cancer and will not recur when completely removed. , During, development there are three main types of trssue m tbe body. These are the endoderm , whrch is the part tha t leasls to the development of the dtgesttve tract, Uoe me soder m that leads to developing muscles and the ec toderm or outer layer that leads to the development of the brarn, skin and hair. The dermoid cyst is literally a portt on tf the ectodenn abnorarnlly loca ted The few cells form in to " cyst. These vary markedly from a small innocuous cyst to a fairly large structure that can even conl<rm teeth and hatr. Remember, the whole body is developed from one ferhhz ed cell A, few miSpla ce d ec todermal cells will al so grow during deve lopm ent to produce structures such as the teeth and harr No one knows why , one happens 111 a particular pe~on. It is no indica tion that you wtll have any other chrldren with the same cOnd 1tron. And , 1f you did , it is not a maJOr or lifethreatening problem to the child. Sometrmes internal ones are not even found unit! later m adult life Arrests made _in burglary POINT PLEASANT - Two arrests ha ve been made rn connectwn wr th a burglary last December 6 at the residence of Ed Rayburn on Plain Valley Road, Route 2, Letart. Sgt. George Plan ts of the Mason County Sheriff's Department arrested Delbert Blessing, 43, of Point Pleasant and Theodore J. " Tubby" Smith , Jr ., 35 , of Leon Tuesday . A Winchester 30-30 lever action gun , a power saw and table model radro were traced after being sold. Both men are io the Mason County jail pendrng arraignment in Magrstrate's Court. zn Briefs. Cont r~ue d Cot!Yentent l:av·A-Way l'tan. be witb- their - new- familieswithin two or three days. . "The chance of adopting a Vrelnamese child is now less than ever," said Grant. He said this was because of the great response from people who wanted to adopt orphans even before the war situation wors· ened for South Vietnam. Emergency regulations were adopted tate Wednesday by the California Department of Health cutting the time it takes to adopt a child coming from a foreign country from six months to one week . In Milwaukee, a clergyman said the city has been selected as the Midwest re ceiving center for Vietnamese orphans being flown to the United States for adoption . The Rev. Ronald Ketler, pastor of Resurection Lutberan Cburch, said Wednesday clilldren heing placed with Midwest families will be handled at a center to be established at Milwauk ee Children ' s Hospital. Backup troops rushed.to hole DR. LAMB • J . 3 The . Datly Se ntinel, Mrddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Th ursday, Apnl 3, 1915 . The D'•ily Sentinel , Mrdctleport-P'onJcroy, 0. Thursday. Aprll 3, 1975 2- .- . SIGN-UP SLATED RUTLAND - Boys interested in playing baseball and grrls mterested m playmg softball rn Rutland this sum· mer are advrsed that the signup day is Saturday, AprilS, at the old Rutland High School gym from 11 a. m. to 12 noon. The fee for interested boys and grrls rs $4. All interested boys and gtrls are welcome to attend. , HOSPITALIZED Dorothy Lerfltert who rs m Ml. Carmel Hospital, 793 West Stale St., Room 775, Colwnbus, 43222, recovering from major surgery will observe her btr· lhday April 7. Mtss> Letflteit would welcome cards from her frrends . Her sisters, Mrs . Harry Davis, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Har (j\ d Johnson , Springfield, / re in Columbus wt lh Mtss Lerfheit. Military sources said rebel forces destroyed a government force of three M!l3 annored personnel carriers at Puon Phn om village five miles northwest of the Phnom Penh atrport when they raced in to try to relieve government troops who have been encircled for several days . SELECTil OHIO STATE COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bruce Yance, a 6-6 Class AA AJI.()hio first team selection from Buckeye South High School at TiltonsviUe, has announced be will attend Ohio State University on a basketball scholarship. Yance averaged 24 points and nearly 20 rebounds per game in leading Buckeye South to a 16--2 regular season record. He is the first announced 1975 recruit of Buckeye Coach Fred Taylor. HE'S MOSf VALUABLE NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob McAdoo, who helped carry tbe Buffalo Braves from an alsoran status to a prime playoff contender, was overwhehning voted Wednesday ps most valuable player in tbe NBA. He's the lith center in succession to be so honored . OPENING PARMA OFF1CE COLUMBUS (UP!) - The administration of Gov. James A. Rhodes has announced it will open an Ohio Bureau of Employment Services office 'in Parma Aprill4. The office will be open only for unemployment claims at ftrst, but eventually is to provide the fuU range of employment services. Albert Giles, administrator of theBES, said Wednesday he expects the new office to become one of the busiest in the state, saving Parma residents trips to Cleveland or Lorain. MEET TONIGIIT The Gallia·Meigs Com· muni ty Action Executive Board wiD meet tonight at 8 MEETING TONIGHT o'clock in the Cheshire Com· HARTFORD , W. Va . Hartford will hold its town munity Center. conventton tomght at 7:30 at the grade school in preparation MEET TONIGIIT for tls an~ual electton 1o be CHESHIRE - The Gallia. held ··Aprtl 10. Incu~bent Meigs Community Acllon Mayor Charles Black rs ex- executive board will meet ted 1 h d r k h peck o I eat' a Tl~ ket tsas ·ue tonight at 8 in the Cheshire see s re-e ec ron . lC e. WI Community Center . be made up for candtdat~s seekmg eleetton to the may~r s .'' PTA TO MEET post, .for record~r. and ftve COWICll seals. SALEM CENTER - The Salem Center PTA will meet' If=~~======~=====~===~· Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30p.m. for installation of officers and a program by members of the fourth grade, Question retunts: ~ . . -·w.h o~' s 1·1emg . ~•'- - JUSt $10~to EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday lhroull!' Monday, mt>~erating temperatures and _Q~eb&J!Ce q( sbo~ers during the period. Highs Saturday will be In the, upper 40s and low 50s, warming to the upper 50s and_,!J>w 60s Monday. Lows will r_ln lbe • 20s early Satunlaf and In lbe upper 30s an low 40s Monday. ·.-.:.,....,....... :· ·: :· ' ·:·:·.·:·:·.-:'·:· ·:·:·:·.-:·:'·:·:·:···: :· HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Allen E. DiU, Pomeroy; Rimdy Shamblin, Pomeroy ; Glen Priddy, Cheshire, Robin Rathburn, Rutland; Virgil Brown, Pomeroy; Glenna · Little, Mtddieport ; Delmar Grady, Long Bottom ; Vernon Blevins, Pomeroy; Irene Cundiff, Syracuse; Ernest Sellards, Rutland. DISCHARGED - Henry Eblin, Truneda Bragg , Mabel Kesterson , John Bechtel, Bethel Coleman . Holzer Medical Center 1Discharged, April 2) Donald Armmtrout, Becky Atkmson, Wtlham Bigelow, Inez- Birchfield, Cbristopher Bloomfield, Michael Bwngarner, Harold BurdeU, Lee Cadle, John Clagg , Frarfces Clonch, Harold Collins, WiUiam Edwards, Ida Ferren, Juanita Harshbarger, Angela Harlow , David Hart, Troy Jeffers, Lila Jones, Carl Lowery, Louwanda Mahan, James Maloney, Opal Mink, Kathleen Moody, Floyd Phillips, Wylodine Riggle , Lowse Rulen, James Shanklin , Hazel Skeen,Michael Walker, Earl Werner, Inez Wilgus, Glen Willer, Marie WiUiams, Vada WUson , Tonya Woodard. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Camden, a daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maynard, a son , Oak HiD; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rollins, a daughter, Gallipohs Ferry, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Voreh, a daughoter , Kerr. Pleasan1 Valley Hospital DISCHARGES Veva Wamsley ; Henderson ; Charles McKmney, Poml Pleasant; Mrs. John Burton, Leon ; Mrs. Robert Peoples, Leon; Gregory CB!DP, Mason; Mrs. Raymond Eitchfield and son, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Marcus Rice, Point Pleasant; Larry Lovejoy, Point Pleasant; Junmie Graham, Hartford; Darnell. Jeffries, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Richard Bailey, Gallipohs; Mrs. Danny Missen, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Robert Cbiesner, Cbeshire. Letter contents kept under wraps WASHINGTON (UP!) - The A. LiUy, about giving bribery trial of fonner Treas· Connally for political conury Secretary John Conpally tributions. Jr. may depend on whelbei the "Later, in conversatlen with jury believes him or his long- Connally, in a casual maMer time Texas crony, Jake Jaeob- he said, 'Mr. Secretary, you sen . were very helpful. We bave Assis t ant Water g ate money available for you for a Prosecutor Jon A. Sale said campaign cohtributlon if ynu Connally asked for and got choose ,' " Williams quoted $10,000 for helping raise -1971 JacobSen as saying . , price supports for raw milk, WIUiams quoted CoMaUy as and said Jacobsen, the rej,lying , "'No, Jake, I am a prosecution's star witness, will - Democrat . in a Republican testify to that. administration. As a member Connally's lawyer, Edward of a Republican administratlon J3eMett. Williams, said Con- I will not contribute to DemonaUy got no such payment. He crats and,as a Democrat I will said Jacobsen kept the money not contribute to tlie Repuband made up tbe lribery sloFy. licans. " ' A -jury was seated WednesWilliams said Jacobsen testiday. ,SoW'Ces said the lead~ff fled six times in late 1973 and witness would lie Agriculture early 1974that he had not given Department economist Don Connally any money. Paarlberg. In February, 1974, Jacobsen Prosecutors say they will was charged in San ADgelo, play a tape recording of Tex., with mishandling $825,000 Connally's conversation with in savings and lo~;~~~ funds. The Richard Nixon on March 23, same month he was charged in 1971, two days before the Wasbington with perj~ . "He fonner President reversed the began a scheme as to bow to Agriculture Department and extricate ·himself from his raised dairy price supports. troubles." Williams ·said. Connally is charged with In March, Jacobsen began twice accepting $5,000 for negotiating with the Watergate helping to obtain lbe increase. prosecutors, Williams said . Jacobsen, a friend of CoMally Last August, Jacobsen, infor 25 years, was a lawyer for dieted with CoiUiaUy a month Associated Milk Producers, before, pleaded guUty to one Inc. count of making an illegal In AprU 1971, Sale said, payment to a public official. Connally reminded Jacobsen of Watergate prosecutors agreed his he'll, mentioned tbe milk to drop tbe Texas charges. A federal district judge in producers' politlcal lunda and asked,_':_You think you can get Texas objected, and an appeals some of that money for me?" court now is considering the But Williams said CormaUy matter. "did not at any time receive anything whatsoever from Uoe lhe Daily Sentinel milk producers or Mr. Jake ui!VOT Eo TO THE Jacobsen or anyone else. "He INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA · (Jacobsen) converted it to his CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. own WIC· He embezzled Uoe Williams said Jacobsen asked an AMP! lobbyist, Bob Qvil actions ask for money Saturday" Ibis SatiU'day when they will sell Smile stationery, primarily in their own school district. All proceeds from the project will go tOwards the organization's muscular dystrophy project. Advisor of the group is Mrs. Janice RitMarrla1e Uceue chie. Persons who would Uke to Gary Edwin Snouffer, 18, order some of the stationery Pomeroy, and Vicki Sue 667-3477 or 992-7412. may call Newell, 18, Mtddleport. SPRING BARGAINS 12-12-12 FERTILIZER ~Spring STAR SUPPLY RACINE, OHIO • l ·' ' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE •• 618 E. MAIN ST. · POMEROY, OHIO 0pen9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Ph. 992.3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY . Leadrng Mergs htllers were Perk Aul t wrth three srn gles and a triple rn ft ve trips, Mtke Nesselroad a single and a long home run over the left held fence, Charhe Marsha ll got three smgles m four trips and walked once, Gary George had a smg le, a double, and .fo ur runs scored to help out his own cause. For the losers L. Carter had a dou ble to get the only Southwestern e<tra base hit The rest were sm gles. Note worthy was the fact that Mergs made good use of the new htgh school "fr ee substr tution rule" adopted last yeiir . Thrs rule allows a star te r to return to the game one time after he has been taken out . In their' last ,two games th e Marauders na ve used a total of . 30 players. Mergs 3 10 3 10 0-23 18 o S'weslern 0 0 0 1 0-1 5 2 Mergs : George (WPJ and Hamilton. SW : Lewis (LP, Nida (2) , Walker' (4) and Walker , Crouse (4). • ~ • • -• I ·• • prices. Free .delivery, convenient terms, servzce when you need it. since 1952. ••• ; . •• •• • • -• I Middleport, Ohio ~ .•• ..• .•.. • ,. .•• '• ~ ~ •• • •• •• • CEILING TILE · I' 'J '" FIBERGLAS .-- . were rntr od uced The benedrct ron was grven by lhe Rev Howard Shrveley Everyone who would hke to vJew the Mm r 1son ~oqut! may do so 111 I he lobby aN& sehool It bea rs the mscn ptwri Hrs hfe: An rnsprr at ron to famrly, players, and fr iends- Devoted to inslrll !ugh qualrlres of character rn lo yo un g people fi lled wrlh respect, mtegn ty, and humanrlanan deeds '\ SENIORS HONORED - Seruor members of the Southern High School basketbaU team, each presented a troph y, were front, !1, Buddy Ervm and Mrtch Nease· baek H'lrold Black, Tun HiD , Glenn Simpson and Coach' Carl' Wolfe S\lllpson was also presented the s~holastrc award Eagles shut out BELPRE - The Eastern Eagles were shut out 13-0 bv Belpre here Wednesday, dropprng lherr record to 1-2 overall,' wrth league play to start soon The Eagles, who have been playmg much larger schools, hope to get a lot of va luable expe rr ence before slartrng loop play, Coach Larry Hrnes sa rd. · Eastern was held to only one hrt, a double off the ba t of JllliiOr Don Erchmger . Belpre's startePJ West, gave up the Erchrnger poke, before Prlot SPECIAL AWARDS went, 1-r, to Tim HiD , most improved player ; Danny Brown, besl rebounder ; Mrke Roberts , best defensrve pl•yer, and Buddy Ervin, best foul shooter (Prctures of banquet by Katte Crow J Ball players to of(er tags, candy for sale on ~aturday Pomeroy Boys League w•. Davey Warth, Kyle Woods, Smrth, Brran Wha ley. YANKEES - Harlan Wlu lconduct rts annual Ulg day Bria n Woodyard , ,Bryan la lch and Bob Wams ley, Saturday uptown an d Zerkle. BOYS' LEAGUE managers, pla) ers, Todd Frfe, thr ough out res rd e n t ra l GIAN TS p rck Eblin , Shawn Grlmore, Kat! Knapp, drs tricts, leag ue offr cers an manage r ; players, 'J ohn Roger Ko; alch rk , Owen nounced today. Beave r, Mark Boy d, Brll y Moms , Todd No rton, J rm All boys expectrng to play this summer - except peewee Colmer , Jay Evans, Jerry Snrder, J R Wamsley , Harvey le•g ue age boys - should meet Frelds, Ton y Jewell; Chn s Wlntlatch, Mrke Whr tlalch PONY LEAGUE at PomerOY·-"rly hall Saturday McKmney, John McKmney, Ronme Richards, Ricky Smrtb, POMEROY ATHLETICS at9 a.m. A candy bar sale wrll Gene Allan Yotmg. Mrtch a nd Chao les be conducted together with the PIRATES - Jtm Morns, Hamrllon, managers , players, Ulg day act\Vllres manager ; play<;rs. Brll Borrng, Da le Brown rn g, Car l CarRosters for tw o peewee, four R?rl Carmrchaef; Rod Manley, mr chael, Brra n Hamrlton, "boy>" league, and two pony Ken McCullough, Ly le Moon, Davrd Ham s, Trm Hood, Rrck league team s have bee n John Morris, Randy Murray ,' Johnson , Bob McClure, Mark prepared for pubhca tron. They Billy Pq ddy, Paul Sprague , Mrlch, Chff Murray, Ran dy are Roach, Greg Smrth, Todd Greg Thomas. PEEWEE»TIG ERS - Btl! Ohhnger, Smrth , Ron Snyder, Dwayne REDLEGS - Manag ers, George Korn and Jack Welker; manage r ; players, Robbre Whrte. players, John Aerker, Todd Dav1s, Mark Fnend , Steve POMEROY THIRT EENS Aerker , Joey Barton , Ray Hood, Chff Icenhower, En c Tom Gruese r , manager! Justrce, Brett Korn, Bryan Lip sco mb , Ste ve Ohli nger, players, Raymond Andrews, Koro, Charles Knapp , Kevin Mickey Reed, Brent Srsson, Rrchard DeMoss, Troy GrifKnapp , Dal e Lt ltl e, Rhett John Smt lh, Kevrn Smrth, Mrke fi th, Jeff Grueser, Tom Mrlhoan, Tim Mtller, John Hawley, Chff Kennedy, Chuck Kenn edy, David Kennedy 1 Perrin , Darin Roach, Chrts Steve Lrttle, Pat Owens, Todd Shank , Randy Stewart, Jacki~ Rawlings, Mrke Triplett, Chns Welker, Paul Wtll, James Kelly ' Wrsecup Woods' ANGELS - Manager , Don Hun nell ; Artre Hunnell , bat DAYTONA BE ACH, Fla boy; players, Todd Agams, (UP! ) - The Montreal Expos Ryan Betzing, Fred Colburn, beat the Cincmnati Reds 6-5 in Ron me Hanrng, Scott Hamson, exhibition baseball action here Scott Hysell, Chris Kennedy, Wednesday. Brill King, Parker Long, Ryan Dave McNally pitched stx Ohver, Scott Pwllins, Ntcky shaky innings for the Expos Rrggs, Tim Sloan,.Terry Smith, and then was named by · .nanager Gene Mauch as the mo"ta rling pttcher in the team's ~'=or tne LoWesT lea gue opener at St. Louis Monday mght. ' Tire Pric:es The Expos scored a seventh inning run agamst Tom Carroll to break a tie against the Reds t n The Ar"a for their !Bth W\11 111 25 Grapefruit League games. It's McNally, a veteran lefthand' 'I er, was roughed up for the third successive spring outing. In six innings, he was touched for 11 hits and four earned runs , Mason, W. Va . 772-5881 inclnding a two-run , firstinnmg homer by Jolum~ Bench. ORR WINS AWARD BOSTON (UP! ) - Bobby Orr has begun his annual award collectron early. The 27-yearold defense man, on his way to a second Ross Trophy as the NHL's to p scorer, Wednesday recer.ed the Eli za beth C Du Fresne Trophy as the ou tstan ding Bosto n Brurns player rn home garpes. ' look over rn the sixth They struck out 12 • nd walked only four Gatherrng the most Belpre hrts were Alkire with a triple and three smgles rn four tnps to have a perfect evemng, and the wmmng pitcher, •West, bad a good mght at the plate, hmn g two singles m four trtps. The starlin g and los in g Eas tern .. prtcher was Dave Han num who worked three and lwo-lhtrds mmngs, grving up .erght runs. Rehel inan Mrke Hall came on in the bottom of the lhtrd , grvmg up the fina l hve run s before Erchrnger came on in the frfth to hmsh the contest, a ll owmg no more scormg. Eastern 000 000 0- 0 1 5 210 130 x--13 9 1 Belpre Han num ILP ), Hall (4), ( 5) and Ereh rn ger Wrnebrenner West (WP ), Pilot 16) and Srze more. EATRE ' FIRST HOMER SUN CITY, Anz. (UP!) Hank Aaron, who has htt a record 733 regular season home runs, hrt hts first homer of the exh ibrtr on season Wed nesday to lead the Mrlwaukee Brewers to a 5·1 vic tory over the San Drego Pad res. eGood looking -•Easy to'pur up " •Noise absorbing • 1' • • 1 .• - -. \ , ' ,,. •Fire safe. •Won't warp ~­ •f:asy to clean '\I 0 VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY 992-2709 •• TRIO Organ, Drums, Guitar NITELY . ' I \ the Distinctive Style ofthe ... Frank Sisty ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ' '. 1 - 1 Big A , Long Handle SHOVELS REGULAR 5.79 BEND TIRE CENTER OWEN5-CORNING, L~ Y·IN FIBERGLAS* CEILINGS ~ Baker Furniture Pr eced rng the dedrcatron the Mmr 1son fam 1ly and re lat1ves TONIG Aprii J NOT OPEN Fn ., Sat., Sunday Margaret Mitche ll 's GON~ W ITH THE WIND {Techmcolor) Rated " PG" Show Slarts 7 : 00p .m edge Reds, 6-5 . Time Morr1 son , Adams sa1d ~xpos '. appliances at the lowest possible THE SHOE BOX ' 111 " • For.all the Family MIDDLEPORT, OJtiO ' ~ SANDALS ' Reuon 12. Our people have been specially trained _.. and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws. We will do our best in preparing your return And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. ' .. • fun d, may do so by~send m g._)! check to Sout hern Hrgh Sch'O'o! C-D Jrm Adams, and make rt pay;rhl e to the L•rry R Mot n sun Scholarshrp Fund . All contribulrons 11111 be deeply ap pr eciated and wrll help carry on th e memory of Mr errors. fur iitcome tax help. · ' fail ed to score m the fift h :>1aybe because arms and legs weo c lrred from batting and runmng the bases. Southwesrcrn scored rts lone marker in the Fourth mning. Southwes tern had used rts two frrst lme prtchers the nrght before rn a leag ue ga me agarnst Kyger Creek and had to start one wtth mrmmum experi ence Mergs' only pttcher was Gary George who went the dtstance. George struck out 7 batters and walked two. George gave the lone Southwestern run on five hrts Hrs mates committed no errors. Meanwhrle, the home team used three pitchers with the starter , Lewrs, getting the loss Southwestern pr tchers combmed to stnke out only two Mergs batsmen and walked 12. The three prtchers ga ve Mergs therr 23 runs on 1B hrts and two • · Serving you has been our business ,, should coine to us - sw * You 'II find a great selection of fine furniture, floor coverings and · AND Bulk .Seeds Tillers, Lawn Mowers, and Gorden Tools. , After the mam spea ker the Glenn . Samp son. se nior ,. slandtng Senior ~th letc, won rn tr oductron of the 19U-75 Scholarshrp Award ; Tr m Hrll , · l•:;t year by Vcm Oni, to he Southern Hrgh Sehoul fre sh- semor, m0$1 ImprO\ied player: gavcn to the deservmg athlel(• man, reserve and va r srt y Buddv Erv rn. senror. best free o( thrs sc hool year at the South: cheerleadet·s was made by throw shooter ; Danny Brown, er0 Hrgh School Gra du alwn I he rr advrsor, , Mt s . Carl a jumor, bcslrebounder , and thrs spnng. Shuler . Mike Roberts, junior , best Quahfrcat ro ns needed to wm Semur cheerleaders honored , defenstve player. thrs"award were descnbed and were Stepham~ Ord, cap la m; ; e~plamed by Jrm Adams. Each V1cka Wolfe, co.cap ta m i and Co-Cl;l pl e~ an l1up hws were yea r r ach athlete who pHrRumlil t\~ 11 who wH s a awarded to M1 tch Nease and hc1pated m at least two spo1 ts cbmml tmenls, Losers make cheerleader all fow· years 9f Mrke Roberts The Co-caplams writ be JUdged on Ius promises," thus carrymg out h1gh school for next season, Greg: Dwuung scho l a r s hip , c it izens hi p, Roach's rdea that commrtmenl F res hm•n b as~e tb a ll and Roberts , were ~nnounced al hlelrc abrhly, alhlehc . par:· and des1re are two essenti als m players were mtroduced b)' After all the mlroductrons l!Clpatwn , coachabahty \ and be111g a fuoe athlete lherr coach, J un Hal\lm wete made, there wasaspecral spor ls manshrp . Th e ath lete Preced rn g Roach's talk the Hea d Coach Wolf e, in- dedicatron of a "Larry R ·wrth the hrghest total score '" welcome was exten ded by Bob tr o duc rn ~;< hts reserve an d Morrrson Plaque" whteh wrll these categon es combmed wrll Cooper who also 111iroduced varsrty squads the past season, hang m \he lobby over the ' l h I th h wm th e a war d -- ~ I spec ral guests. announced specra I awar ds to rop y case a ong wt t e There ts also a La rry R prcture of the late Mergs Local Morrison Scholarship to" be Assrslanl Superrntendent and_ awarded aonuallv Anyone who former Southern Hrg h School mrght have be~ n associated basketball coach wllh the late Mr Morrrson, or There IS also a Larry R. kn ew hun and would hke to Morrison Award for the out- contrrbute to the scholarshrp ~ CANVAS FOOTWEAR 50 LB. BAG hfe. " "Be proud of yourself, but also r'li'e mber the other ~uy." ~oac h Roa ch recalled how Ins Manell a -basketbal l team adopted a sl oga n after losmg erght games m a ro w last year. Tl]e learn 111 a meell ng decrded lo turn lhrngs ar ound bv lookrng a,l what they had bee~ dorng and, to change rl. The s log~ n was, "Wmners ma ke Henry Block has 17 reasons why you 992·21 56 Editorial Phone 9922157 • Second c la ss po stage pa ,!J ~ r Pam eroy, Oh Ia Nation a l advertlslnJ representati ve Bott 1nell n ** * ** } Marauders win 23 1 over * POINT' PLEASANT . Letters from approximately 23 principals, on tbe substitute teaching policy were read by members of Mason County's Board of Education Tuesday evening at a regular meeting ,1 also marked by ·an executive session. No information was disclosed from eitber activity. Supt. Charles Withers distributed the letters, which had been requested by the board, but these were read SALE SCHEDULED individually and silently. Other The Meigs Jr. Cosmetology business Iran sac ted was Class is having a rwnmage routine. sale in .the basement of the . Masonic Temple in Middleport . on April 4-S from 9 a.m. until 4 BOOSTERS TO MEET p.m. each day . The Meigs Local Girls Athletic Boc•sters wiD meet at 7 p. m. Monday at the Meigs ·PERMITSOFFERED , Senior High j!chool. All inSYRACUSE Eber terested persons are invited. Pickens, Syracuse fire chief, • announced today that burning pennits may be obtained by ' SMILE SALE SET Eo\STERN ,.- Members of contacting him. Pickens stated the 'Eastern High School t11at the EPA lifted the ban. on Future Homemakers of burning permits about a year Amenca will observe '"Smile ago. , By MEL CREMEANS RACINE --'- ·'Cori1rrntment and des rre are two of the most unpor tan t asse ts that an athl ete needs to be successful rn at hlelrc compettton and also t hese were the words of Marretta Co llege Hea d Basketball Coach Phrl Roach when he addl-essed a crowd of app r oxrm ately 250 people , players', chee rleaders, and fans at the 1975 Sout hern Hrgh Schoo l Basket ball Banq uet here Wednesday evenmg. Roach, recently named the Drs tnct 4 NCAA Basketball Coa ch of the Year m Ohro, led hrs team to the finals of the Gt eal La kes Regro nal Basket ball To urnament the pHst two years. Roach spoke fol!owmg the rnvocatr on by Rev. Howard Black and the dmner , whrch was prepared by parents Roac h pra ised So uth ern-- Head B~ske tball Coach Carl • Wolfe, sa ying that Wolfe in hrs op111 ron, 'rs one of th e f111est l\10 GHANDE - Th e hrgh school coaches 111 south- vrs itrn g Metgs Marauders eastern OhlO " Poin ts stressed rappe~ out 18 hr ts to wallop by the spea ker were Southwestern 23-1 here Wed- One must approach hfe nesday evemng m frve mnings with enthusiasm and 111tensrty 111 a game called - perhaps rf he wants to see results mercrfully - because of - Good sportsmanship and darkness. team work are essential trar ts _Rro Grande Coll ege had of a good athlete and person played a doubleheader on the :::·::.·· ·. ·: ,••,•,•••,•,•,•,,,• •,•• • •,.; ;.. . ··:· same held earlier ca usrng the Meigs-Southwestern game to LEAGUE PLANNED start late. There is to be a baseball Southwestern fell behind 10-0 meeting at the Syracuse Ball after two mnm gs when the Park un Sunday, Apr!l6 at 2 Marauders scored alliO runs rn p.m. for anyone interested in their half of the second. playing for Syracuse in an Mergs scored three more in independent baseball league the third, 10 m the ·four th, but this summer. Cllv Edllor Published daily except Saturetav by The Oh10 Valley Publlshing Co m pany , 111 Cour t St , Pomer o y , Ohio 45769 Bus •ness Offic e Phone POINT PLEASANT - Five Gallagher , Inc, 12 East 42n~ St .. New York , New York. new civil actions for money Subs c ription rates Delivered by ca rrier wheno! were entered in Mason County availabl e 75 cents per week: } Circuit Court. Four of the suits ev Motor Route wher e carr1er service not available , On• were filed by Ronald Swain, a month , SJ 25 By m all in Ohu~ Pomt Pleasant attorney. These and W Va , One Year , S22 001 S•x months. Sll 50 , Three are John M. Grubb vs. Andy months , $1 00 Elsewhere Stone, West Colwnbia, asking $2 6 00 year , Six mo n thS SO , th r e ~ month s, $7 50\ for judgment in the amount of $13 Subscription price 1nc lu de!t $509; Credit Bureau of Point ~ unday Tim ! s. SeQ! Ine L . Pleasant as assignee of Holzer Medical Center, asking for $1,289.15; Credit Bureau of PRESCRIPTION Point Pleasant, assignee of Holzer Medical Center vs. AND SURGICAL Ronald K. Hester, 2028 Glen Ray Avenue, New Haven, asking for $317.50, and Credit _ Support Center Bureau of Point Pleasant assignee for Ho~r Medical WIIHL CNAIItS Center and Clinic vs. Clyde R. *WALKERS Tucker of Route 62, Leon *CRUTCHES & UN& asking for judgment of $1,999.19. All suits also asked * IACII BRACES for mterest, costs and statutory IIDSIDI COMMDDIS attorney fees. SUPPORT nOCIINGS The Midland Grocery Co. *TRUSSES entered suit against Pearl TRACJIOII loutPMin McDermott dba Ohio Street nASTICSUPPOm Grocery asking for judgment .SURGICAL DRESSINGS of $5,138.48 with interest and costs. Dan A. MarshaU is atINCOIIniiJIIT torney for the plaintiff. SUPPLIES •• Athletes need coTitmitriient, desire In ROBERT HOEFLICH money." > I co: TUES .. WED, THURS ., 8 · 30-1:00 FRI. & SAT , 9:30·2: 00 TO ENTERTAIN YOU AT l J.1iddlepolt, Ohio THE MEIGS INN 1 PH. 992-3629 " POMEROY j ·cUBIC FOOT WHEEL· ~ARROWS REGULAR 17.99 Sale $11.88 _ • Reg . Vtllage Park long handle shovels - - -- - --- 7.29 4 cubic ft. VJheel Barrows---- - --------50.79 . F~lding Lawn & Garden Fe,nce, 10' by 18~~- - 2.69 Long Handle Pruners, 22~'--- -- ----- - - · 8.99 Ortho Weed -B-Gon -- -- -- - -------- -Ortho Roach -Ant and Spider Spra'l'------· 20 gal. Galvanized Steel Tt:,ash Cans--- - __ 5.75 Trash T,oters----- - ---- - ---------·10.29 Sale 5.64 35.88 1.64 6.93 $3.98 $l.S9 4.47 7.77 MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. Main 992-2848 .. • Pomeroy . ; �I '. • ' / ' J lt\IDericah~ eager to ·a d9pt Viet orphans ~~~-illy ~uited Prc•s lnteruationll[___ Drstnrbed by lire phgh l of Uwusands of South Vwlnmnese orphans, Amcn cn rrs ,11 e clamonng for lhc pnvilege of adophng one or more of the homeless ch rldren . Even the nat10n 's Fn st Lady, Belly Ford, satdin Los Angeles · she wns so upsPt by the predicament of the 11 ar or- Saving offered on bee keeping study texts A cor t·es p,o nc!cncc ttC\\ I~ COUI S(' 011 IJeckeepulg m~ be· offered b1 lhc ex tensiOn se n . tcr w Columbu s Th e • Polllenl) Lt br:u ~ \\ Ill bu\ lilt' text book t1J.1t ts 1eqUJrcd for the eour st' a nd ~ llldk C' tl avm lah\c tu am une tte1•dmg tt Group::; 111.1) L'nt ull m the course at ~nn s tclet ~tblo the•• ovt'I L'Usl LIF regtsLrall on 1\n' •mP savtngs !lldush tal mteres ted m enrulltng fur the r·ourse as p•rl ul a La II gruup. tire Pum er o) ltbt .~r~ dl tm~-5 81J and tt Uu tfly r~"gtstr a t llin ''ill I.Je UI gan tz l'CI ·cts su un dS possrble !)hans that~she w ot~d.hke t<>--c--and-€an a da,--~ · • • dopt one of them . But she Me•nwhrle Ure Agency for adaed that wrth four chtldren of lntern atro n~ l Deve lopme nt \heir own, she doubts the Sl)id the Umted SUites was Ptesrdenl wan ts any more. worki ng wtth Vtet nam .,stre ca lle~ the srl uatro n adoptron agencres to arrange to "tragrc , tragrc " fl y 2,000 orph ans to new Newspapers and radro and parents"who are awaiting them television station s reporte d in the United Stales lhat they were rece rvmg The statement srud some of numeroll~ calls. from persons the orphans do not a~ yet have lry mg to get informatiOn about familit;S artanged for them but adoplron procedures. In Oakland, Co li! , the 57 ' '• orphan s fl own there WedNo one hurt nesday from Saigon are being spc edrly processed for adop- in accident !ton by l•mrlles scattered d . throughout the Umted States" No one was crted or mJured • ff rn a t, a rc accr en1 a1445 : p.m Wednesday on Rt 124, fo ur tenths of a mile west o( County Road 12 111 Mergs no diffrcully w.s anticipatedsince many persons already are registered with the adoption agencies. AID wrU spend some $WO,OOO on chartering eommercral aircraft to fly the orphans to San Francrsco, probably next week, the agency said. The money wrU come from $2 milbon set aside for child welfare m AID's budget . The cost f~r adopting chrldren left homeless by U\e war in Southeast Asia amounts to betwee n $600 and '$1,000 each Duane Grant , an organizer for th e Boulder , Coo., I b.ase d F . d 0 1 Ch'1ld 'd n en s re n, sat arra~gements have been made by hrs group for the placement c 1 of the hrst planeload of oun Y . . children and for most of those The Galha-Mergs Post State who will arrive on later flights. Hrg hway Patro l sa td cars "All , - 1 dnven by Robert T Stewart wellre ge11'tang ouf tbrs a d M. E 1 very sma percen ge o ose 21•' Rut 1and, an tehae1 · who need help," Grant said .of Jones, 23, of New Haven, W the orphans' plight. Grant said the first planeload Va. both entered the passmg lane. Jones apphed hts brakes of v·teln amese ch'ldr 1 en should to avord stnkm g Stewart 's car . The Jones vehicle went out of • control, ran off the left stde of the hrgh11 ay . and struck an em b a nk me n t ca u si n g moderate damge. TI1ere was PHNOM PENH ( UPI ) - The no contact between the two governm ent rushed reincars. forcements today to an area frve miles nor thwest of Phnom • Penh where a rebel force punched a hole m the city 's defense perrmeter Wednesday. ~ Heavy fighting was reported there today and the government sard the stluatron was not clear. f.Ample killed LANCASTER. Ohro 1UP[) Wrll ard I. ('ozad, 67, of Rt 3, Tli orrll'l ll e, an d hrs wrfe Charlolt c M . 6:1. were krlled latr Wednesday m ~~ two-car colhs!CJn on Ohw 204 near here. Aul hmJ tJcs.smd the driver of the 11 lhL'! em, Mcrn ll S Raver , 19. HI I. Mrllerspmt, was treated al l.ancas ter-Farrfleld Hospll al here and released Ra1 c1 to ld autholl lres the Cozad 1chrcle , whrch was dn \'C!l. by Mrs Cozmt, veered lefl ol ccnlet Oysters are ti!ally low in· cholesterol By La\uence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - I read Ill yow· collllllll w h~te you smd • oys ters are nol !ugh rn cholesterol I had my blood check ed and rny cholesteJol rs .210and ~>h rle clreckrng wrth the doctor I a;; k~ lnm tf oysters are lngh 111 clroleslerol Hrs charl sho" s 1t 1s. Please answer DE(IR RE!IDER - Th rngs do change rn llns world The ulder charts slum that oys ters are modetatel} !ugh rn ·cho lesterol Th e U S. Department of Agrrc ulture .Handbook Number 8, cum. monly used as the sowce of mos t of these charts, grves afrgure of more tha n 200 mrlhgrams m three and a half ounces of oyster s Mot~ rece11lly better News • • • methods of food analysrs have bee n deve loped When I prepared the i<rblcs for my book, "\Vhat You Need to Know About Food and Cookmg for Health ,. I used more recent fr gures, and they were not easy to fmd. The lates t studies show that the eastern - varrety of oy ster contains only 58 rrnl hgrams of choles terol and the southern varrety only 37 rrnlhgrams m three and a half ounces Tha t rs a low value. Th rs rnformation ts not wtdely kn own, even in medrcal crrcles Your doctor and others may wan t the reference. The va lu es come fr orn th e pu bJj.shed s ludies of Mary H. Thompson, Cholesterol Content of Varwus Specres of Shellfish 1 Method of Analysrs and Prelrmrna ry SuQ'ey of • fr om page t LBCYYLOJ:tll4, 324, 334, 344 and 354. WASHINGTON - THE INTERNATIONAL Department announced Wednesday the annual number of se nous coal mtnmg inJurles declin ed dramatically m 1974 The number of deaths m underground and sw·face mining, however, held nearly steady at 130 Deaths totaled 132 m 1973 The Mining Enforcement and Safety-Administration satd the rate of both disabling IMJurres and fal<rh Ues were the lowest m hrstory. 'Th e num ber of dtsablmg mjunes declmed by 23 per cent, totaling 8,611 m 1974, compared to 11,199 m 1973. 'llle rate of mjury for every nulllon man hours of mromg work w•s 29.22 compated to 40 42 m 1973, and the rate of fal<rhties was 0.42 per m1lhon man hours , compared to 0 44in 1973 WASHINGTON - REP RONALD MO'I"fL, D.Ohto, sard Wedrtesday rncrcasurg utrhly bills are "causlng a personal fman cial disaster" for marry Ohumns, partrcularly the elderly who are on fixed mcomes MotU, m a telegram to the Public Utrhlles Commrssion of Ohio, urged PUC'O , to refuse automatic rate hrkes based on fu el costs Mottl urged the PUCO to hold hearmgs which would reqUire ullhtJes to prove the fuel pri<_;e mcrease is unavoidable. "Many of my constituents - particularly elderly people on fixed mcomes - have compahncd to rnc thl the hrgh cost of gas and electrictty is causing a persona l fmanctal disaster for them," siad Mottl. " Amoratorrwn on ul rhly 1 ate rncreases would be as helpful m stimulatrng o1u· natiOnal economy as the l<rx reduction program adopted by Congress," srud Mottl . He said sharply rncreased elcctnc and natural gas rates wtll be ''economtcaUy disastrous" rf the public's purchasrng power is depleted. EASTERCANDY CARRYOVER 1_/2 PRICE ,(AND LESS) --------------· ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ' SUMMER TOYS· KITES Sand Pail s , Garden Sets .. etc . "" PLANT NOW! Pac kaged Flower Seeds , Garden Seeds and Bulbs for Spring Pla nting Are Here . ----------------------LAWN DECORATIONS H~ n & chicks, duck & dUck l mgs, ra bbits, f lam1ngos, geese, bi rd ba th s and swan planter s Wtt'e & plastt c decorati ng ten ce and corner s .· -.NfFAANKUflll ""JltONE "2-34911 2t*202 Ei!Sf N-.ln Sf. POMEROY. OHIC. CII"IN flU DAY & SATU .. UAT NlU" 1> u... OUr Vanables, a reprint fr om the U S Fish and Wrldlife Service, Burea u of ' Commerctal Ftsherres, Frshery Industrial Research Volum e 2, No 3. The la test studr es show oysters are low m fat, low m sat urated fat and low in ch'oleste rol. If you don't add fat m therr preparahon , they are !me for low-fat, low..:holesterol dtets. That's good news for all you oyster lovers. DEAR DR. LAMB - When my hltle girl wa s born she bad a dermotd tumor on the muscle in her neck Could you tell me what causes these tum ors and tf tl ts possrble that once removed that it' wtll return ? I would also hke to kn ow rf it is posstble for any of my future children to have SU€h a tum or. I have bee n very puzzled about lhts tumor , because I have never heard anylhmg about tt, DEAR READER - The common forms of dermotd cysts are not dangerous. They are not cancer and will not recur when completely removed. , During, development there are three main types of trssue m tbe body. These are the endoderm , whrch is the part tha t leasls to the development of the dtgesttve tract, Uoe me soder m that leads to developing muscles and the ec toderm or outer layer that leads to the development of the brarn, skin and hair. The dermoid cyst is literally a portt on tf the ectodenn abnorarnlly loca ted The few cells form in to " cyst. These vary markedly from a small innocuous cyst to a fairly large structure that can even conl<rm teeth and hatr. Remember, the whole body is developed from one ferhhz ed cell A, few miSpla ce d ec todermal cells will al so grow during deve lopm ent to produce structures such as the teeth and harr No one knows why , one happens 111 a particular pe~on. It is no indica tion that you wtll have any other chrldren with the same cOnd 1tron. And , 1f you did , it is not a maJOr or lifethreatening problem to the child. Sometrmes internal ones are not even found unit! later m adult life Arrests made _in burglary POINT PLEASANT - Two arrests ha ve been made rn connectwn wr th a burglary last December 6 at the residence of Ed Rayburn on Plain Valley Road, Route 2, Letart. Sgt. George Plan ts of the Mason County Sheriff's Department arrested Delbert Blessing, 43, of Point Pleasant and Theodore J. " Tubby" Smith , Jr ., 35 , of Leon Tuesday . A Winchester 30-30 lever action gun , a power saw and table model radro were traced after being sold. Both men are io the Mason County jail pendrng arraignment in Magrstrate's Court. zn Briefs. Cont r~ue d Cot!Yentent l:av·A-Way l'tan. be witb- their - new- familieswithin two or three days. . "The chance of adopting a Vrelnamese child is now less than ever," said Grant. He said this was because of the great response from people who wanted to adopt orphans even before the war situation wors· ened for South Vietnam. Emergency regulations were adopted tate Wednesday by the California Department of Health cutting the time it takes to adopt a child coming from a foreign country from six months to one week . In Milwaukee, a clergyman said the city has been selected as the Midwest re ceiving center for Vietnamese orphans being flown to the United States for adoption . The Rev. Ronald Ketler, pastor of Resurection Lutberan Cburch, said Wednesday clilldren heing placed with Midwest families will be handled at a center to be established at Milwauk ee Children ' s Hospital. Backup troops rushed.to hole DR. LAMB • J . 3 The . Datly Se ntinel, Mrddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Th ursday, Apnl 3, 1915 . The D'•ily Sentinel , Mrdctleport-P'onJcroy, 0. Thursday. Aprll 3, 1975 2- .- . SIGN-UP SLATED RUTLAND - Boys interested in playing baseball and grrls mterested m playmg softball rn Rutland this sum· mer are advrsed that the signup day is Saturday, AprilS, at the old Rutland High School gym from 11 a. m. to 12 noon. The fee for interested boys and grrls rs $4. All interested boys and gtrls are welcome to attend. , HOSPITALIZED Dorothy Lerfltert who rs m Ml. Carmel Hospital, 793 West Stale St., Room 775, Colwnbus, 43222, recovering from major surgery will observe her btr· lhday April 7. Mtss> Letflteit would welcome cards from her frrends . Her sisters, Mrs . Harry Davis, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Har (j\ d Johnson , Springfield, / re in Columbus wt lh Mtss Lerfheit. Military sources said rebel forces destroyed a government force of three M!l3 annored personnel carriers at Puon Phn om village five miles northwest of the Phnom Penh atrport when they raced in to try to relieve government troops who have been encircled for several days . SELECTil OHIO STATE COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bruce Yance, a 6-6 Class AA AJI.()hio first team selection from Buckeye South High School at TiltonsviUe, has announced be will attend Ohio State University on a basketball scholarship. Yance averaged 24 points and nearly 20 rebounds per game in leading Buckeye South to a 16--2 regular season record. He is the first announced 1975 recruit of Buckeye Coach Fred Taylor. HE'S MOSf VALUABLE NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob McAdoo, who helped carry tbe Buffalo Braves from an alsoran status to a prime playoff contender, was overwhehning voted Wednesday ps most valuable player in tbe NBA. He's the lith center in succession to be so honored . OPENING PARMA OFF1CE COLUMBUS (UP!) - The administration of Gov. James A. Rhodes has announced it will open an Ohio Bureau of Employment Services office 'in Parma Aprill4. The office will be open only for unemployment claims at ftrst, but eventually is to provide the fuU range of employment services. Albert Giles, administrator of theBES, said Wednesday he expects the new office to become one of the busiest in the state, saving Parma residents trips to Cleveland or Lorain. MEET TONIGIIT The Gallia·Meigs Com· muni ty Action Executive Board wiD meet tonight at 8 MEETING TONIGHT o'clock in the Cheshire Com· HARTFORD , W. Va . Hartford will hold its town munity Center. conventton tomght at 7:30 at the grade school in preparation MEET TONIGIIT for tls an~ual electton 1o be CHESHIRE - The Gallia. held ··Aprtl 10. Incu~bent Meigs Community Acllon Mayor Charles Black rs ex- executive board will meet ted 1 h d r k h peck o I eat' a Tl~ ket tsas ·ue tonight at 8 in the Cheshire see s re-e ec ron . lC e. WI Community Center . be made up for candtdat~s seekmg eleetton to the may~r s .'' PTA TO MEET post, .for record~r. and ftve COWICll seals. SALEM CENTER - The Salem Center PTA will meet' If=~~======~=====~===~· Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30p.m. for installation of officers and a program by members of the fourth grade, Question retunts: ~ . . -·w.h o~' s 1·1emg . ~•'- - JUSt $10~to EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday lhroull!' Monday, mt>~erating temperatures and _Q~eb&J!Ce q( sbo~ers during the period. Highs Saturday will be In the, upper 40s and low 50s, warming to the upper 50s and_,!J>w 60s Monday. Lows will r_ln lbe • 20s early Satunlaf and In lbe upper 30s an low 40s Monday. ·.-.:.,....,....... :· ·: :· ' ·:·:·.·:·:·.-:'·:· ·:·:·:·.-:·:'·:·:·:···: :· HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Allen E. DiU, Pomeroy; Rimdy Shamblin, Pomeroy ; Glen Priddy, Cheshire, Robin Rathburn, Rutland; Virgil Brown, Pomeroy; Glenna · Little, Mtddieport ; Delmar Grady, Long Bottom ; Vernon Blevins, Pomeroy; Irene Cundiff, Syracuse; Ernest Sellards, Rutland. DISCHARGED - Henry Eblin, Truneda Bragg , Mabel Kesterson , John Bechtel, Bethel Coleman . Holzer Medical Center 1Discharged, April 2) Donald Armmtrout, Becky Atkmson, Wtlham Bigelow, Inez- Birchfield, Cbristopher Bloomfield, Michael Bwngarner, Harold BurdeU, Lee Cadle, John Clagg , Frarfces Clonch, Harold Collins, WiUiam Edwards, Ida Ferren, Juanita Harshbarger, Angela Harlow , David Hart, Troy Jeffers, Lila Jones, Carl Lowery, Louwanda Mahan, James Maloney, Opal Mink, Kathleen Moody, Floyd Phillips, Wylodine Riggle , Lowse Rulen, James Shanklin , Hazel Skeen,Michael Walker, Earl Werner, Inez Wilgus, Glen Willer, Marie WiUiams, Vada WUson , Tonya Woodard. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Camden, a daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maynard, a son , Oak HiD; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rollins, a daughter, Gallipohs Ferry, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Voreh, a daughoter , Kerr. Pleasan1 Valley Hospital DISCHARGES Veva Wamsley ; Henderson ; Charles McKmney, Poml Pleasant; Mrs. John Burton, Leon ; Mrs. Robert Peoples, Leon; Gregory CB!DP, Mason; Mrs. Raymond Eitchfield and son, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Marcus Rice, Point Pleasant; Larry Lovejoy, Point Pleasant; Junmie Graham, Hartford; Darnell. Jeffries, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Richard Bailey, Gallipohs; Mrs. Danny Missen, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Robert Cbiesner, Cbeshire. Letter contents kept under wraps WASHINGTON (UP!) - The A. LiUy, about giving bribery trial of fonner Treas· Connally for political conury Secretary John Conpally tributions. Jr. may depend on whelbei the "Later, in conversatlen with jury believes him or his long- Connally, in a casual maMer time Texas crony, Jake Jaeob- he said, 'Mr. Secretary, you sen . were very helpful. We bave Assis t ant Water g ate money available for you for a Prosecutor Jon A. Sale said campaign cohtributlon if ynu Connally asked for and got choose ,' " Williams quoted $10,000 for helping raise -1971 JacobSen as saying . , price supports for raw milk, WIUiams quoted CoMaUy as and said Jacobsen, the rej,lying , "'No, Jake, I am a prosecution's star witness, will - Democrat . in a Republican testify to that. administration. As a member Connally's lawyer, Edward of a Republican administratlon J3eMett. Williams, said Con- I will not contribute to DemonaUy got no such payment. He crats and,as a Democrat I will said Jacobsen kept the money not contribute to tlie Repuband made up tbe lribery sloFy. licans. " ' A -jury was seated WednesWilliams said Jacobsen testiday. ,SoW'Ces said the lead~ff fled six times in late 1973 and witness would lie Agriculture early 1974that he had not given Department economist Don Connally any money. Paarlberg. In February, 1974, Jacobsen Prosecutors say they will was charged in San ADgelo, play a tape recording of Tex., with mishandling $825,000 Connally's conversation with in savings and lo~;~~~ funds. The Richard Nixon on March 23, same month he was charged in 1971, two days before the Wasbington with perj~ . "He fonner President reversed the began a scheme as to bow to Agriculture Department and extricate ·himself from his raised dairy price supports. troubles." Williams ·said. Connally is charged with In March, Jacobsen began twice accepting $5,000 for negotiating with the Watergate helping to obtain lbe increase. prosecutors, Williams said . Jacobsen, a friend of CoMally Last August, Jacobsen, infor 25 years, was a lawyer for dieted with CoiUiaUy a month Associated Milk Producers, before, pleaded guUty to one Inc. count of making an illegal In AprU 1971, Sale said, payment to a public official. Connally reminded Jacobsen of Watergate prosecutors agreed his he'll, mentioned tbe milk to drop tbe Texas charges. A federal district judge in producers' politlcal lunda and asked,_':_You think you can get Texas objected, and an appeals some of that money for me?" court now is considering the But Williams said CormaUy matter. "did not at any time receive anything whatsoever from Uoe lhe Daily Sentinel milk producers or Mr. Jake ui!VOT Eo TO THE Jacobsen or anyone else. "He INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA · (Jacobsen) converted it to his CHESTER L. TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. own WIC· He embezzled Uoe Williams said Jacobsen asked an AMP! lobbyist, Bob Qvil actions ask for money Saturday" Ibis SatiU'day when they will sell Smile stationery, primarily in their own school district. All proceeds from the project will go tOwards the organization's muscular dystrophy project. Advisor of the group is Mrs. Janice RitMarrla1e Uceue chie. Persons who would Uke to Gary Edwin Snouffer, 18, order some of the stationery Pomeroy, and Vicki Sue 667-3477 or 992-7412. may call Newell, 18, Mtddleport. SPRING BARGAINS 12-12-12 FERTILIZER ~Spring STAR SUPPLY RACINE, OHIO • l ·' ' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE •• 618 E. MAIN ST. · POMEROY, OHIO 0pen9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Ph. 992.3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY . Leadrng Mergs htllers were Perk Aul t wrth three srn gles and a triple rn ft ve trips, Mtke Nesselroad a single and a long home run over the left held fence, Charhe Marsha ll got three smgles m four trips and walked once, Gary George had a smg le, a double, and .fo ur runs scored to help out his own cause. For the losers L. Carter had a dou ble to get the only Southwestern e<tra base hit The rest were sm gles. Note worthy was the fact that Mergs made good use of the new htgh school "fr ee substr tution rule" adopted last yeiir . Thrs rule allows a star te r to return to the game one time after he has been taken out . In their' last ,two games th e Marauders na ve used a total of . 30 players. Mergs 3 10 3 10 0-23 18 o S'weslern 0 0 0 1 0-1 5 2 Mergs : George (WPJ and Hamilton. SW : Lewis (LP, Nida (2) , Walker' (4) and Walker , Crouse (4). • ~ • • -• I ·• • prices. Free .delivery, convenient terms, servzce when you need it. since 1952. ••• ; . •• •• • • -• I Middleport, Ohio ~ .•• ..• .•.. • ,. .•• '• ~ ~ •• • •• •• • CEILING TILE · I' 'J '" FIBERGLAS .-- . were rntr od uced The benedrct ron was grven by lhe Rev Howard Shrveley Everyone who would hke to vJew the Mm r 1son ~oqut! may do so 111 I he lobby aN& sehool It bea rs the mscn ptwri Hrs hfe: An rnsprr at ron to famrly, players, and fr iends- Devoted to inslrll !ugh qualrlres of character rn lo yo un g people fi lled wrlh respect, mtegn ty, and humanrlanan deeds '\ SENIORS HONORED - Seruor members of the Southern High School basketbaU team, each presented a troph y, were front, !1, Buddy Ervm and Mrtch Nease· baek H'lrold Black, Tun HiD , Glenn Simpson and Coach' Carl' Wolfe S\lllpson was also presented the s~holastrc award Eagles shut out BELPRE - The Eastern Eagles were shut out 13-0 bv Belpre here Wednesday, dropprng lherr record to 1-2 overall,' wrth league play to start soon The Eagles, who have been playmg much larger schools, hope to get a lot of va luable expe rr ence before slartrng loop play, Coach Larry Hrnes sa rd. · Eastern was held to only one hrt, a double off the ba t of JllliiOr Don Erchmger . Belpre's startePJ West, gave up the Erchrnger poke, before Prlot SPECIAL AWARDS went, 1-r, to Tim HiD , most improved player ; Danny Brown, besl rebounder ; Mrke Roberts , best defensrve pl•yer, and Buddy Ervin, best foul shooter (Prctures of banquet by Katte Crow J Ball players to of(er tags, candy for sale on ~aturday Pomeroy Boys League w•. Davey Warth, Kyle Woods, Smrth, Brran Wha ley. YANKEES - Harlan Wlu lconduct rts annual Ulg day Bria n Woodyard , ,Bryan la lch and Bob Wams ley, Saturday uptown an d Zerkle. BOYS' LEAGUE managers, pla) ers, Todd Frfe, thr ough out res rd e n t ra l GIAN TS p rck Eblin , Shawn Grlmore, Kat! Knapp, drs tricts, leag ue offr cers an manage r ; players, 'J ohn Roger Ko; alch rk , Owen nounced today. Beave r, Mark Boy d, Brll y Moms , Todd No rton, J rm All boys expectrng to play this summer - except peewee Colmer , Jay Evans, Jerry Snrder, J R Wamsley , Harvey le•g ue age boys - should meet Frelds, Ton y Jewell; Chn s Wlntlatch, Mrke Whr tlalch PONY LEAGUE at PomerOY·-"rly hall Saturday McKmney, John McKmney, Ronme Richards, Ricky Smrtb, POMEROY ATHLETICS at9 a.m. A candy bar sale wrll Gene Allan Yotmg. Mrtch a nd Chao les be conducted together with the PIRATES - Jtm Morns, Hamrllon, managers , players, Ulg day act\Vllres manager ; play<;rs. Brll Borrng, Da le Brown rn g, Car l CarRosters for tw o peewee, four R?rl Carmrchaef; Rod Manley, mr chael, Brra n Hamrlton, "boy>" league, and two pony Ken McCullough, Ly le Moon, Davrd Ham s, Trm Hood, Rrck league team s have bee n John Morris, Randy Murray ,' Johnson , Bob McClure, Mark prepared for pubhca tron. They Billy Pq ddy, Paul Sprague , Mrlch, Chff Murray, Ran dy are Roach, Greg Smrth, Todd Greg Thomas. PEEWEE»TIG ERS - Btl! Ohhnger, Smrth , Ron Snyder, Dwayne REDLEGS - Manag ers, George Korn and Jack Welker; manage r ; players, Robbre Whrte. players, John Aerker, Todd Dav1s, Mark Fnend , Steve POMEROY THIRT EENS Aerker , Joey Barton , Ray Hood, Chff Icenhower, En c Tom Gruese r , manager! Justrce, Brett Korn, Bryan Lip sco mb , Ste ve Ohli nger, players, Raymond Andrews, Koro, Charles Knapp , Kevin Mickey Reed, Brent Srsson, Rrchard DeMoss, Troy GrifKnapp , Dal e Lt ltl e, Rhett John Smt lh, Kevrn Smrth, Mrke fi th, Jeff Grueser, Tom Mrlhoan, Tim Mtller, John Hawley, Chff Kennedy, Chuck Kenn edy, David Kennedy 1 Perrin , Darin Roach, Chrts Steve Lrttle, Pat Owens, Todd Shank , Randy Stewart, Jacki~ Rawlings, Mrke Triplett, Chns Welker, Paul Wtll, James Kelly ' Wrsecup Woods' ANGELS - Manager , Don Hun nell ; Artre Hunnell , bat DAYTONA BE ACH, Fla boy; players, Todd Agams, (UP! ) - The Montreal Expos Ryan Betzing, Fred Colburn, beat the Cincmnati Reds 6-5 in Ron me Hanrng, Scott Hamson, exhibition baseball action here Scott Hysell, Chris Kennedy, Wednesday. Brill King, Parker Long, Ryan Dave McNally pitched stx Ohver, Scott Pwllins, Ntcky shaky innings for the Expos Rrggs, Tim Sloan,.Terry Smith, and then was named by · .nanager Gene Mauch as the mo"ta rling pttcher in the team's ~'=or tne LoWesT lea gue opener at St. Louis Monday mght. ' Tire Pric:es The Expos scored a seventh inning run agamst Tom Carroll to break a tie against the Reds t n The Ar"a for their !Bth W\11 111 25 Grapefruit League games. It's McNally, a veteran lefthand' 'I er, was roughed up for the third successive spring outing. In six innings, he was touched for 11 hits and four earned runs , Mason, W. Va . 772-5881 inclnding a two-run , firstinnmg homer by Jolum~ Bench. ORR WINS AWARD BOSTON (UP! ) - Bobby Orr has begun his annual award collectron early. The 27-yearold defense man, on his way to a second Ross Trophy as the NHL's to p scorer, Wednesday recer.ed the Eli za beth C Du Fresne Trophy as the ou tstan ding Bosto n Brurns player rn home garpes. ' look over rn the sixth They struck out 12 • nd walked only four Gatherrng the most Belpre hrts were Alkire with a triple and three smgles rn four tnps to have a perfect evemng, and the wmmng pitcher, •West, bad a good mght at the plate, hmn g two singles m four trtps. The starlin g and los in g Eas tern .. prtcher was Dave Han num who worked three and lwo-lhtrds mmngs, grving up .erght runs. Rehel inan Mrke Hall came on in the bottom of the lhtrd , grvmg up the fina l hve run s before Erchrnger came on in the frfth to hmsh the contest, a ll owmg no more scormg. Eastern 000 000 0- 0 1 5 210 130 x--13 9 1 Belpre Han num ILP ), Hall (4), ( 5) and Ereh rn ger Wrnebrenner West (WP ), Pilot 16) and Srze more. EATRE ' FIRST HOMER SUN CITY, Anz. (UP!) Hank Aaron, who has htt a record 733 regular season home runs, hrt hts first homer of the exh ibrtr on season Wed nesday to lead the Mrlwaukee Brewers to a 5·1 vic tory over the San Drego Pad res. eGood looking -•Easy to'pur up " •Noise absorbing • 1' • • 1 .• - -. \ , ' ,,. •Fire safe. •Won't warp ~­ •f:asy to clean '\I 0 VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY 992-2709 •• TRIO Organ, Drums, Guitar NITELY . ' I \ the Distinctive Style ofthe ... Frank Sisty ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ' '. 1 - 1 Big A , Long Handle SHOVELS REGULAR 5.79 BEND TIRE CENTER OWEN5-CORNING, L~ Y·IN FIBERGLAS* CEILINGS ~ Baker Furniture Pr eced rng the dedrcatron the Mmr 1son fam 1ly and re lat1ves TONIG Aprii J NOT OPEN Fn ., Sat., Sunday Margaret Mitche ll 's GON~ W ITH THE WIND {Techmcolor) Rated " PG" Show Slarts 7 : 00p .m edge Reds, 6-5 . Time Morr1 son , Adams sa1d ~xpos '. appliances at the lowest possible THE SHOE BOX ' 111 " • For.all the Family MIDDLEPORT, OJtiO ' ~ SANDALS ' Reuon 12. Our people have been specially trained _.. and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws. We will do our best in preparing your return And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. ' .. • fun d, may do so by~send m g._)! check to Sout hern Hrgh Sch'O'o! C-D Jrm Adams, and make rt pay;rhl e to the L•rry R Mot n sun Scholarshrp Fund . All contribulrons 11111 be deeply ap pr eciated and wrll help carry on th e memory of Mr errors. fur iitcome tax help. · ' fail ed to score m the fift h :>1aybe because arms and legs weo c lrred from batting and runmng the bases. Southwesrcrn scored rts lone marker in the Fourth mning. Southwes tern had used rts two frrst lme prtchers the nrght before rn a leag ue ga me agarnst Kyger Creek and had to start one wtth mrmmum experi ence Mergs' only pttcher was Gary George who went the dtstance. George struck out 7 batters and walked two. George gave the lone Southwestern run on five hrts Hrs mates committed no errors. Meanwhrle, the home team used three pitchers with the starter , Lewrs, getting the loss Southwestern pr tchers combmed to stnke out only two Mergs batsmen and walked 12. The three prtchers ga ve Mergs therr 23 runs on 1B hrts and two • · Serving you has been our business ,, should coine to us - sw * You 'II find a great selection of fine furniture, floor coverings and · AND Bulk .Seeds Tillers, Lawn Mowers, and Gorden Tools. , After the mam spea ker the Glenn . Samp son. se nior ,. slandtng Senior ~th letc, won rn tr oductron of the 19U-75 Scholarshrp Award ; Tr m Hrll , · l•:;t year by Vcm Oni, to he Southern Hrgh Sehoul fre sh- semor, m0$1 ImprO\ied player: gavcn to the deservmg athlel(• man, reserve and va r srt y Buddv Erv rn. senror. best free o( thrs sc hool year at the South: cheerleadet·s was made by throw shooter ; Danny Brown, er0 Hrgh School Gra du alwn I he rr advrsor, , Mt s . Carl a jumor, bcslrebounder , and thrs spnng. Shuler . Mike Roberts, junior , best Quahfrcat ro ns needed to wm Semur cheerleaders honored , defenstve player. thrs"award were descnbed and were Stepham~ Ord, cap la m; ; e~plamed by Jrm Adams. Each V1cka Wolfe, co.cap ta m i and Co-Cl;l pl e~ an l1up hws were yea r r ach athlete who pHrRumlil t\~ 11 who wH s a awarded to M1 tch Nease and hc1pated m at least two spo1 ts cbmml tmenls, Losers make cheerleader all fow· years 9f Mrke Roberts The Co-caplams writ be JUdged on Ius promises," thus carrymg out h1gh school for next season, Greg: Dwuung scho l a r s hip , c it izens hi p, Roach's rdea that commrtmenl F res hm•n b as~e tb a ll and Roberts , were ~nnounced al hlelrc abrhly, alhlehc . par:· and des1re are two essenti als m players were mtroduced b)' After all the mlroductrons l!Clpatwn , coachabahty \ and be111g a fuoe athlete lherr coach, J un Hal\lm wete made, there wasaspecral spor ls manshrp . Th e ath lete Preced rn g Roach's talk the Hea d Coach Wolf e, in- dedicatron of a "Larry R ·wrth the hrghest total score '" welcome was exten ded by Bob tr o duc rn ~;< hts reserve an d Morrrson Plaque" whteh wrll these categon es combmed wrll Cooper who also 111iroduced varsrty squads the past season, hang m \he lobby over the ' l h I th h wm th e a war d -- ~ I spec ral guests. announced specra I awar ds to rop y case a ong wt t e There ts also a La rry R prcture of the late Mergs Local Morrison Scholarship to" be Assrslanl Superrntendent and_ awarded aonuallv Anyone who former Southern Hrg h School mrght have be~ n associated basketball coach wllh the late Mr Morrrson, or There IS also a Larry R. kn ew hun and would hke to Morrison Award for the out- contrrbute to the scholarshrp ~ CANVAS FOOTWEAR 50 LB. BAG hfe. " "Be proud of yourself, but also r'li'e mber the other ~uy." ~oac h Roa ch recalled how Ins Manell a -basketbal l team adopted a sl oga n after losmg erght games m a ro w last year. Tl]e learn 111 a meell ng decrded lo turn lhrngs ar ound bv lookrng a,l what they had bee~ dorng and, to change rl. The s log~ n was, "Wmners ma ke Henry Block has 17 reasons why you 992·21 56 Editorial Phone 9922157 • Second c la ss po stage pa ,!J ~ r Pam eroy, Oh Ia Nation a l advertlslnJ representati ve Bott 1nell n ** * ** } Marauders win 23 1 over * POINT' PLEASANT . Letters from approximately 23 principals, on tbe substitute teaching policy were read by members of Mason County's Board of Education Tuesday evening at a regular meeting ,1 also marked by ·an executive session. No information was disclosed from eitber activity. Supt. Charles Withers distributed the letters, which had been requested by the board, but these were read SALE SCHEDULED individually and silently. Other The Meigs Jr. Cosmetology business Iran sac ted was Class is having a rwnmage routine. sale in .the basement of the . Masonic Temple in Middleport . on April 4-S from 9 a.m. until 4 BOOSTERS TO MEET p.m. each day . The Meigs Local Girls Athletic Boc•sters wiD meet at 7 p. m. Monday at the Meigs ·PERMITSOFFERED , Senior High j!chool. All inSYRACUSE Eber terested persons are invited. Pickens, Syracuse fire chief, • announced today that burning pennits may be obtained by ' SMILE SALE SET Eo\STERN ,.- Members of contacting him. Pickens stated the 'Eastern High School t11at the EPA lifted the ban. on Future Homemakers of burning permits about a year Amenca will observe '"Smile ago. , By MEL CREMEANS RACINE --'- ·'Cori1rrntment and des rre are two of the most unpor tan t asse ts that an athl ete needs to be successful rn at hlelrc compettton and also t hese were the words of Marretta Co llege Hea d Basketball Coach Phrl Roach when he addl-essed a crowd of app r oxrm ately 250 people , players', chee rleaders, and fans at the 1975 Sout hern Hrgh Schoo l Basket ball Banq uet here Wednesday evenmg. Roach, recently named the Drs tnct 4 NCAA Basketball Coa ch of the Year m Ohro, led hrs team to the finals of the Gt eal La kes Regro nal Basket ball To urnament the pHst two years. Roach spoke fol!owmg the rnvocatr on by Rev. Howard Black and the dmner , whrch was prepared by parents Roac h pra ised So uth ern-- Head B~ske tball Coach Carl • Wolfe, sa ying that Wolfe in hrs op111 ron, 'rs one of th e f111est l\10 GHANDE - Th e hrgh school coaches 111 south- vrs itrn g Metgs Marauders eastern OhlO " Poin ts stressed rappe~ out 18 hr ts to wallop by the spea ker were Southwestern 23-1 here Wed- One must approach hfe nesday evemng m frve mnings with enthusiasm and 111tensrty 111 a game called - perhaps rf he wants to see results mercrfully - because of - Good sportsmanship and darkness. team work are essential trar ts _Rro Grande Coll ege had of a good athlete and person played a doubleheader on the :::·::.·· ·. ·: ,••,•,•••,•,•,•,,,• •,•• • •,.; ;.. . ··:· same held earlier ca usrng the Meigs-Southwestern game to LEAGUE PLANNED start late. There is to be a baseball Southwestern fell behind 10-0 meeting at the Syracuse Ball after two mnm gs when the Park un Sunday, Apr!l6 at 2 Marauders scored alliO runs rn p.m. for anyone interested in their half of the second. playing for Syracuse in an Mergs scored three more in independent baseball league the third, 10 m the ·four th, but this summer. Cllv Edllor Published daily except Saturetav by The Oh10 Valley Publlshing Co m pany , 111 Cour t St , Pomer o y , Ohio 45769 Bus •ness Offic e Phone POINT PLEASANT - Five Gallagher , Inc, 12 East 42n~ St .. New York , New York. new civil actions for money Subs c ription rates Delivered by ca rrier wheno! were entered in Mason County availabl e 75 cents per week: } Circuit Court. Four of the suits ev Motor Route wher e carr1er service not available , On• were filed by Ronald Swain, a month , SJ 25 By m all in Ohu~ Pomt Pleasant attorney. These and W Va , One Year , S22 001 S•x months. Sll 50 , Three are John M. Grubb vs. Andy months , $1 00 Elsewhere Stone, West Colwnbia, asking $2 6 00 year , Six mo n thS SO , th r e ~ month s, $7 50\ for judgment in the amount of $13 Subscription price 1nc lu de!t $509; Credit Bureau of Point ~ unday Tim ! s. SeQ! Ine L . Pleasant as assignee of Holzer Medical Center, asking for $1,289.15; Credit Bureau of PRESCRIPTION Point Pleasant, assignee of Holzer Medical Center vs. AND SURGICAL Ronald K. Hester, 2028 Glen Ray Avenue, New Haven, asking for $317.50, and Credit _ Support Center Bureau of Point Pleasant assignee for Ho~r Medical WIIHL CNAIItS Center and Clinic vs. Clyde R. *WALKERS Tucker of Route 62, Leon *CRUTCHES & UN& asking for judgment of $1,999.19. All suits also asked * IACII BRACES for mterest, costs and statutory IIDSIDI COMMDDIS attorney fees. SUPPORT nOCIINGS The Midland Grocery Co. *TRUSSES entered suit against Pearl TRACJIOII loutPMin McDermott dba Ohio Street nASTICSUPPOm Grocery asking for judgment .SURGICAL DRESSINGS of $5,138.48 with interest and costs. Dan A. MarshaU is atINCOIIniiJIIT torney for the plaintiff. SUPPLIES •• Athletes need coTitmitriient, desire In ROBERT HOEFLICH money." > I co: TUES .. WED, THURS ., 8 · 30-1:00 FRI. & SAT , 9:30·2: 00 TO ENTERTAIN YOU AT l J.1iddlepolt, Ohio THE MEIGS INN 1 PH. 992-3629 " POMEROY j ·cUBIC FOOT WHEEL· ~ARROWS REGULAR 17.99 Sale $11.88 _ • Reg . Vtllage Park long handle shovels - - -- - --- 7.29 4 cubic ft. VJheel Barrows---- - --------50.79 . F~lding Lawn & Garden Fe,nce, 10' by 18~~- - 2.69 Long Handle Pruners, 22~'--- -- ----- - - · 8.99 Ortho Weed -B-Gon -- -- -- - -------- -Ortho Roach -Ant and Spider Spra'l'------· 20 gal. Galvanized Steel Tt:,ash Cans--- - __ 5.75 Trash T,oters----- - ---- - ---------·10.29 Sale 5.64 35.88 1.64 6.93 $3.98 $l.S9 4.47 7.77 MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. Main 992-2848 .. • Pomeroy . ; �. • .. ·. • . -. I l - TheiOally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy . 0 .. Tl)nr•day. Apnl :1. 97" 'B art ./ -~ · - . Pro Standings · OW .0 f Illm .·. OIS" ~ . • to UCLA LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The changing of the guard at Pa uley Pavition, home of the· UC LA basketball dynasty , Ulkes pla ce today as John Wooden, the retiring "Wizard of Westwood " gives up a record of 10 NCAA title~ in a dozen years to a man called . "Mr. Clean." Gene Bartow, kn own in ternat ionally · as well as na tiOnally for his coaching abilities, was given his release Wednesday from a five-year contra ct at Illinois to take over as UCLA's head baskeiball coach to succeed the legendary Wooden. ' Bartow, 44, who in his H years of college coaching as amassed a record of 229 wms to 140 losse~. will be officially in\ roduced as the Bruins' new liead coach at ceremorues at UCLA today. In announcing t~e coaching ass ignment, UCLA Athletic · Director J, D. Morgan srud of Bartow: "! regard Gene Bartow as one of the nation 's outstanding coaches who is a fine proven teacher of the sport of basketball. "We are pleased to welcome him as our new head basketball coach and are looking for him to con'tinue the great heritage of UCLA basketbalL" Bartow, a. soft-spoken Missourian who spent four years at Memphis State before taking over as IDinois' coach, has an impressive coachmg record. He built a national power at Memphis State in the 1971-72 season and was named as coach of the year in the Misstouri Valley Conference that year, earning a bid to the National InVItational tournament in New York City off the Tigers' 21-7 record . 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GIISCMI'I porfOCI)I slicing and blinding action ml- up 1011 end organic 'matter thorOUGhly ... lorms o lo.a, -bod- AI a r-11, piMt rooll -'•ato oftd rooch out -lly: moloture 11 oblo bod mor:o r-ly; docompotltlon of 1011 -•ltd , ml-!!! and organic waste takOI ploce qulckar . YllllnMn .... oil to • !astor ...,. aftd llowors aftd ,, 1 - · · - , _ blooor 111an before. Gilson tlllort ' INtuN ..tra h..vy .cOMtructlon, tuorontoad 11(rtPiec:td '"" If -onl, coot iron gHr c-. td· l u -·IHllng widths. 59 255 305 71 231 39 210 326 29 45 1 34 40 33 18 55 51 24 0 102 354 239 M1n neso ta Sa n D ieg o 41 31 3 4l 31 3 85 304 299 264 • 85 258 l iiiiii!fi 44 188 3 16 ~ 86 340 298 4 80 3ll 272 37 E dm o n ton 34 34 39 2 4 72 266 270 70 244 261 x-Cimched div is ion title ._, Wednesdav's Result s ., ~ Quebec 5 M tn ne!lota J i · · Houston 7 Cle'!eland 6 •1 vancouver 6 Winn i e 4 .OPENe . " . . For "s27.50 Gi·ve.,·Her Dtamonds Carav~lle® by B'ulova. ' Vancouver • •• ga 90 321 290 "\ '""! n l ll!l' 1 ' II sc ulptured, premion-made , 17 yewel wat ch, highlighted :1 Ebersbach Hardware A WEEK ''Everything In Hardware" I lOW. MAIN POMEROY D&D MEAT l ·'•' ' , {ioessler's Jewelry Store I Pharmacy ' Kenneth McC_u~lo!'(lh, ~ - Ph. Chorltl Riffle, "· Ph. OjMn Dllllyi:IOa.m. to t::JO p,m. Sunc!av 10;3ti012:JOand Sto t p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS . PH. 992-2955 • · Friendly Service 112 E. MAJN POMEROY, 0 . . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN • • ~ Court St., Pomeroy '( y RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN / ' ' .,. I 7 ·' .' ' "' . ....... yellow.. ,. ~fl!:~·~·:J~{~1-1t~1 CLOSED SUNDAYS • l Middle~ort, Ohio ~I OPEN9A.M. to8P .M. FRIDAY MON. thru THURS. & SAT. 9 Til S I I r '• Announcing NEW STORE HOURS SWISHER LOHSE ' ' ' ' have a good·time ~ II with twin diamonds . The Sweet Briar " H" Caravelle by Bu lov a . An e)(pensive wat ch at an inexpen~ive price ' . ',... ,, •,. 11 dlamon.ds are a girl 's best friend, befriend her A~d keep her t imely too . For a mere S27 50 . G1ve her a p rett1ly 830 E. Ma--in Pomeroy, Ohio ll . 7 DA,YS ' ''I ' •'• ' conn1e~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,, pt s gf York Clothing House· heritage house ' 84 292 257 42 32 KERM'S KORNER ~ew 256 1iiiiilii~ 38 33 SUIT or SPORT COAT 8EI{9ICE x Hou sto n Tor on to Winnipeg . .P~SCJt!PTION •i 38 30 8 Bal timor e 20 50 4 Canad1an ~'w I. t. Quebec ..~\'" 31 o SPORTSWEAR TO GRADS PROMPT, COURTEOUS ... West w . I. t. pts gf ga Phoe n ix FAMOUS BRAND . LADIES ON ANY t. pts gt ga Cleve land Ch 1c ago lnd 1anap1 s ! a GARDEN TILLERS seasonr':n;14~ye~ar~s.i~iii·i·iiiiiiiiiii~ . / YARDMAN 4 and 5_HORSEPOWER without him unless the pitchmg gets much better. Pitchmg coach :~~~:"·M~';:;~1M(~0 ~~3:tiJtf.:! Herm Starretle did the job of the year with the Braves' staff last a 20 day supply. Large economy size is $5.00. Also try AOUATABS : swmner. they work ge..,tly to help you lose Over in the National League East, with Steye B1ass finished, water-bloat. AOUATABS -a "weter pill" that woll<o - $3.00. Both and Ken Brett and Bo b Moose both not right, the question is what guaranteed and sold by: are the Pirates are going to.,do for'front 'line pitchers ? Cardinals swisher & Lohse Pharmacv 112 E . Main, Pomero•·, aren't that much better off. Bob Gibson keeps giving it all he's d ti " ll Dutton Drug Store got, but he's 39. He gave it the same thing Iast year an s - · ,Middleport, Ohio 89 267 27 0 I AnENTION GRADUATES spring. no dangerous drugs and will not • : Braves couldn 't win with Hank Aaron; they1re not gomg to wm make you nervous. No strenuous x New Eng 42 28 5 1 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE 18.99 . TILLERS Charl ene Ho!fii!'h _<Jr Mrs sketching. Paintings may be of e1ther case, the work should be Judging at the local school Wilma Parker, chairwoman. any appropriate paint <tern- - done by the student. All entrtles pnr a 13-year-<JJd,.paperboy with -a problem. I deliver to level is to be completed before · County judging will take Pera otl water color, etc ). must be the original work of apartments. When I collect from one of my customers (she's April, 24, 1'he date when the · place at the May I meeting of Collages must be of materials the student. around 25), I don't know where to look . winning. entri~s are 'to be the Meigs CoWlty Council of deemed suitab)e by the In the visual •!Is categor-y, She comes to the door inr see-through nightgowns and even delivered to either Mrs . Parents and Teachers to be chairwoman of the contest and th e rul es specify tftat no topless or bottomless sometlffies. held \ at -the Syrac use must be of composition that drawing or painting may be Should I tell my parents, my paperman, or just stop her Elementary School. The en- can be transported. Sculptures l~rger than 24 Inches by 30 paper; - NOT BLIND tnes of the county winners will may be of wire , plaste r, inches, mcludtng the mat or !hen be pla ced in the District l6 metals, •wood, stone, clay or frame, and that no sculpture N.B.: competition to Ulke place at the papier:mache. Not acceptable may exceed 10 pOWldS in Talk to your supervisor about this female flasher. Maybe sprmg conference May 10 at will be a.Semblages, stitchery, wet ght. • . he'll replace you on the collection beat. - SUE Zaleski ElemenU. ry School. weaving, leather work, batik, In the county judging, the P.S. If his wife doesn'traise the roof, that is ... 'f.his year there is no contest sandcasmg and mobiles literature and music will be +++ theme. The categories are first Literatures - This Includes judged preceding · the May l through third graders, primary poe try , essay, short story and ~eeti ng , but the judging of the DONNA ROUSH division; fourth through sixth, drama. visual art entries will take CELEBRATES - Mrs. -.~ ... the intermed iate division; and Music- Musical scores with place at the council meeting . Rita Roush, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, :::. seventh through ninth, the· or without words. Qua lified judge'S wi ll be __.. entertained 'rec ently with a junior hi gh divi siOn. Only The rules specify all work secured oo JUdge ~II entries. ..i party In observance of the Day camp plans were discussed at the Wednesday morning schools where there are active must be done by the individual Ribbons In ftrst, second ahd 12th birthday anniversary Of ' meeting of the Big Bend Neighborhood of Girl Scouts ~t the home PTA -un its are eligible to student and that the work of third pla@es will be awarded in her daughter, Donna Roush. of Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director. two or more st~dents fn, any of each , category in each grade Gifts were presented to Miss · The camp has been set for June 9 through June 13 at Camp compete. the categorie s is not ac- division.,.. wtth the blue ribbon of comThe categones Rou sh a nd refreshments Kiashuta with Mrs. Nancy Jeffers to serve a stamp director, and petition are as follows: ceptable. Entries ·may be wmners to continue. In comwere served by the hostess. Mrs. Donna Hatfield as site director. Scout leaders, assistants wntten by hand or lj'ped, bul in petitio~ on the district level. Visual arts This includes Guests were Terry Sayre, and volunteer camp workers will meet at Camp Kiashuta May 5 pamtings, drawings, collages, 'l'racl Sayre, Tamml Sayre, from 10 a.l)l. to 2·p .m. for a training session and are to take a and sculptures. Drawmgs may Beth Wilson, David Roush, sack lunf h. Terri Roush, Teresa Walker, The Regal~ parade was discussed and the troops were be crayon.. chalk, charcoal, Tammi Samos, David Hysell urged to participate. Plans will also be made for the girl scouts to -pencil, ink, or any .. ot her and George Ellis. have an entry in the junior fair parade a\ the Meigs County Fair mednun used for drawing and• and to have a display in the junior fair building. Mrs. Thoma urged the new scout leaders to get their news into the Girl Seout Diary. Present at the meeting was · Mrs. Isabelle Foster, field director. Troops represented were Dear Stuck-: Pomeroy Brownies, by Rita Eblin; Middleport Brownies by Mrs. That baby needs a MAN around the house so I suggest you Kay Rupeand Mrs . Mary Jo Pooler; Salisbury Brownies by Mrs. get out now and give your wife a chance to find one. Final plans for the Founder's Esther DeMoss and Mrs. Jackie Brickles; Syracuse Brownies by · It's too late to say, " If you never wanted marriage, why did dinner at the Sportsman Inn in Mrs. Joyce Sisson and Mrs. Kay Hill ; Middleport Juniors by Mrs. you 'go through with it? Mary Wise. Athens were announced by But it's not too late for a break that will benefit everyone THURSDAY Sandi Sargent, social chair,concerned ... eventually. · EDWARD Burkett, president woman, at a meeting of the POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Even the parents may some day agree with me. -SUE of OHKAN Coin dub, speaker One year pms were presented in an awards ceremony ·at the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta for mee ting of Meigs Coun ty Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies. The girls S~gma Phi Soron ty Tuesday Dear 25: Pioneer and Historical Society participated in outdoor games and were served refreshments at night at the Columbus and Portrait of a wishy-washy male! First he 's sweet-talked into 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Meigs Southern Ohio Electric Co. a marriage he doesn't want. Thim he's "tricked" into getting his Museum, Pomeroy. Those the conclusion of the meeting. office. wife pregnant, and now her tears keep him -"stuck." (She doesn't altending invited to take coins eBLOUSES eSLACKS The dinner will be served at sound like a 1"inner either !) or paper money to discuss 6:30p.m. Members elected the For Pete 's sake, arrange for child support and leave, even'' with Burkett. eSKIRTS eSWEAT~RS~ member to receive the "Girl of though you're called a heel (and you will be!). A miserably COMMITTEE for men tally CHESTER ~ District 13 Quarterly birthd'ays were the Year" award with the reluctant husband-and-father is worse than none at all. r,eUirded meeting , 7:30 p.m. rally plans were discussed observed at the March 18 announcement to be made at eTOPS eVESTS HELEN Thursday, at Meigs County durmg the Tuesday night meeting' of the cotincil. The . the dinner . Also announced +++ Courtroom. All orgamzations meeting of Chester Council323, decorated cake was baked by was a tea April 27 at 3 p.m. at Rap: urged to send representatives Daughters of America, at the Mrs. Margaret Tuttle and gifts the home of Mrs. Debbie Buck, You told a girl with an extra marital problem, "If we were to the meeting. hall . f were at each place In the Pomeroy. handing out dwnb buttons, you 'd be first in line!" That's mean. The rally will be Apnl 9 at 2 hon ored group were Mrs. SPECIAL meetin·g Preceptor Connie Bailey presided at the Put yourself in her place and be more sympathetic . - DISAP- Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi p.m. at the IOOF hall in Marcia Keller, Mrs. Goldie meehng with Mrs . Dottie POINTED AT YOUR CUT-DOWN Sorority, 7:45 p.m. to make Pomeroy with Theodorus Wolfe , Mrs. Charlotte Nease, Musser giving the cultural final . plans for sponsoring' Council 17 to be the host Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Mary Jo report, Hos~sses were Libby OPEN Til 8 PM FRI. & SAT. DAYCD; Spring Fling musical April 12. council. Dinner tickets are Pooler, Mrs. Alice Curtis, Mrs. Sayre and Joyce Bartimus. Now look: Crocodile tears aren't the answer for a married Members to take candy prizes. available from .Mrs. Dorothy Dorothy Lawson , Mrs. Opal woman so gone on a 17-year-<Jid doper that she wishes he'd follow TV Stamp books and Ritchie. Members were Hollon, Mrs . Mable Van Meter through on his threat to rape her . reminded to take gifts for the and Mrs. Sadie Trus5ell. stockholder names . She needed a wake-up slap . - SUE good of the order table and also It was reported that Mrs. EVANGELIN,E Chapter 172, NOTE FROM HELEN: But we still haven 't got her "Thanks, Order of the Easte rn Star, 7:30 for the COWl try store. Due to Russell is now · confmed to I needed· that" letter. Pity ... p.m . at the Middleport Masonic the rally a meeting of the Past . Veterans Memorial Hospital. Councilor's Club scheduled for Mrs. Jamce Lawson and Temple . HOST GUESTS thai night will be April16, with Mrs. Charlotte Nease of REVIVAL now in progress Mrs. Laura Mae Nice and Mrs. Guiding Star Council 124, Mr. and Mr s. Delmar and Mrs. Clyde T~ompson and this week at Rutland Com- Mabel Van Meter as hostesses. Syracuse, were guests. Alexander had as Saturday Leilani Thompson, McConnelsguests Mr. and Mrs. Gene ville; and Mr . and Mrs. Bruce munity Church 7:30p.m. Rev. A report was given on the Members attending were Wilham Owen speaker. Heyman and Beth, Tiffin, Mr. Alexander, Cambridge. funeral services conducted. for Mary K. Hpiter, Karla CATHOLIC WOMEN 's Club, Mrs. Eva Bailey at the Ewing Chevalier, Erma Cleland , Pomeroy sacred Heart Parish, Funeral Home la st week. Letha Wood, Ada Morris, Ada 8 p.m . Demonstrations on Twenty-one 'members par- Neutzling, Mary Jo Pooler, crafts by Shirley Huston. ticipated in the services. At the Margaret Tuttle, Mae McPeek, REVIVAL now m progress at April15 meeting of the council, Leona Hensley, Mary First Church of God, Syracuse, the charter Will be draped for Showalter, Marcia Keller , through April 6, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Bailey and members Dorothy Ritchie, Zelda Weber, nightly. Wilbur Leifheit and were reminded to wear white: Ada Van Meter, Betty Roush, George Oiler, pastors . Public Also at the Aprill5 meeting, a Dorothy Myers, Ada Bissell, invited. laye tte shower will be held for Mary Hayes, Mabel Van .. FRIDAY Mrs. Mary Newell. Me~r. Doris Grueser, Opal POMEROY Women 's Hollon, Joe Bissell , Hattie . ' Bowling Association a nnual WIOE SELECTION Fredericks, Inzy Newell, Mary meeting, Pomeroy Bowling with proceeds to Rutland Newell, Goldie Frederick, Hours : 8:00-5:30 Mon., Lanes, 7 p.m. Volunteer Emergency Squad Thelma White, Doris Koenig, Thurs. THE REV. Noel Herman is building fWld; adults $1.50; . Goldie Wolfe, Charlotte Grant I:OOtoi:OO Fri!-Sat . now holding a revival at the cHildren, 75 cents. Public in- and ·Eileen Martin. '::===:::::;::;::;::;::::::7:73:·5:5:83==:M:•:•o:":':w:.:V:•: Ash Street Freewill Baptist vited. SALE PLANNED 1 Church . Singers and public SIGNUP Saturday for boys HARRISONVILLE invited. Service at 7:30 p.m. of Rutland_Village who wish to ' ' " SPECIAl, meeting Mid - play swnmer baseball. Boys Members of Harrisonville OES dleport Masonic Lodge 363, 7 are to be at Rutland gym be- will hold a rummage sale April p.m. for fellowcraft degree. All tween II a .m~and 12 noon. Fee 4 and 5 at the former H&R Block office on Pomeroy's East master masons invited . This ·is our way Qf honoring the grads ... is $4. Main Street. Hours Friday will THE HARRISONVILLE SUNDAY a sa'Vings of 15 per cent . Buy your new Order of Eastern Star will hold TWO WEEK revival be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and spring suit or sport coat now. Be ready a rummage sale Friday and beginning at Freedom Gospel Sa turday from 9 a.m. Wltil 12 for every special occasion, especially [ I Saturday at the former H. and Mission, Bald Knob, 7:30p.m. noon . All items Saturday will. graduation coming next month . sell for 10 cents. Members are R. Block building in Po,meroy, Evangelis t Rev. Willard E. Main St. , from 9 a.m. to 4 Carney, Charleston. Special asked to have items for the sale p.m . on Friday and fron19 until singers with Dan Hayman and at the building by 6:30 p.m. Thursday, 12 noon on Saturday . the Hymntimers and others. SATURDAY Public invited. · We're never too busy to TUPPERS PLAINS Pony If every car with a loose aut PRACTICE Session for infill our cu'stomers' prescrip·. Pullers Assn., will hold its first stallation, Mary Shrine 37 behiDd the wheel were recalled, lions promptly here ... and pony pull contest, 7:30 p.m. Order of the White Shrine of the highways would be much POMEROY, OHIO you can be sure it'll be Saturday at Bar-30 grounds Jerusalem, 2 p.m. at Pomeroy safer. near Tuppers Plams. Refresh- Masonic Temple. done with accuracy. Prements available ; public inscriptions are the heart C!f DISTRICT , 13, Daughters of vited. our businen and we, pride America, rally practice at 2 SPAGHETTI Dinner, II a.m. p.m. at the IOOF hall. Rally ourselves · on never keepto 7 p.m. Saturday at Pomeroy Wednesday . ing you waiting any longFire Station with proceeds to MONDAY er than is absolutely necgo to the fire department THEODORUS Council 17, enary. Try us today! building fund . $2 adults, $1 Daugh~rs of America, 7:30 children . Public invited . p.m. at the IOOF hall. All SPAGHETTI Supper, members urged to attend since Rutland . Grade School, practice will be held for the beginning 4:30 p.m. Saturday district rally . 0 PHONE 992-2955 And START with this sunny, ;ol ... webfooted little stepper . It's made for fun with genuine leather woven strapping, ropewrappe~ ~ wedge, comfy ru1.•1 cushioned lnsol' ~.nd crepe (ohso, bouncy) sole . And the .. price STARTING THIS WEEK: wo!l't ·dampen your spirits! White, navy, camel, green Council discusses rally Fishing conditions in southeastern Ohio . East w. L ' sdwols th1 s monlh . Founder's Day plans finalized Full Grain WHA Standings finished with his losing By Un1ted Pre ss frrst Inte rnational !He cullunii arts calegm·tes of li terature, vt sual arls C:Jnd musk , a program annually sponsored by PTA unil,, IS underway in ll!ost Meigs County elementary In THIS WEEKEND ONLY , LEATHER BOOTS , .. . . .02.6 C:o1~peiiii on • T ' ........... ............... • 't • ID Paperboy Gets. -'Education' . . .. - Rap: Marguerite's Shoes -INSULATION- Middleport, Ohio •'· Students compete in cultural arts ,~· .By Helen and Sue Bottel Pistons make playo_.ffs Thur sd a y's Gam es New York at CleVel and N ew York ' Ke n tucky St LOUt S Generation Rap HOUSE QF F Bos ton 95 Buffalo 9'l WaS h ington 11 2 Hous ton tiS Detro •I 97 Ch 1cago 89 PhoeniX 108 Los Ange les 106 sea ttle 99 KC Omaha 96 ' Aaron homers as Brewers · roll • over.San· Diego 5~1 · Baltimore to edg~ At!.anU., 1-tl . StadnE'n April 11 . 1\noth er key 'player who at Daytona )leach, Fla. Do<; Medich ran up his fifth ' Steve Busby, also makmg his "! think It's been a great switched leagues during the con,..;cutive victory and im~d last exhibition appearance thin g for ' us,'' sa id Dick winter has yet to indicate he's a four-game Yanliee losing be fore his opening day assignHa<·kett , creditmg the acquis- rea dy for the start of play, but !on 1he '.third time this streak uon of Aaron for the.apparent D'ave McNally still .will be on ment, was a lot more impresspring as 1 New York beat sellout. " I don't know how to th e mound for Montreal on sive as he allowed only two guess, but I shmjder to· think opening day , acco rding to scratch hi ts in five innings Texas 6-2 ... Grand slam wha t would would have hap- Expo Manager Gene Mauch. when Kansas City blanked the home;s by Ollie Bro~ and pened without Aaron, the -· McNally, a.cquired from .Bai- Chicago White Sox, 5-tl, al Alan Bannister ih consecutive economy being the way It is . .( ttmore, suff ~red through his Sarasota, Fla. Busby will open innings powered Philadelphla think we have a great ball club th i1'd consecutive poor peFfor- for the Royals against Nolan to a 13-10 trJumph over Boston wilhoutAaron , but he'; cr~ated mance Wednesday_ when he Ryan and the California Angels ... And catcher Milt May's tworun single in the third gave g~;eat interest m the team. allowed II hits and four earned Monday night Hal McRae hit a two-run Houston a 2-1 victory over St. There's been no lull this wm- . rWls Ill sll< mmngs agamst ter." Cincinnati. He'll open against homer for Kansas City , which Louis. also got hitless rehef pitching .-: More than 36,000 opening-day St. Louis Monday mght. tickets have been sold for the Johnny_Bench had a two-run t:~a~~~g Bird and Dave NOW OPEN home opener against Cleveland homer m the first inning for the and, when all 39,598 reserved Reds but Gary Carter respondRick Monday lrlt back-toseats have .,peen sold, Hackett ed with a three-run blow in the back homers off Don Sutton • By MILTON RICHMAN said he will put 10,000 bleacher bottom of the inning as the and Mike -Marshall to lift th e 11 UPI Sports Editor tickets on sale. Expos pulled out th e game, 6-5, Chicago Cubs to a 9-4 victory I'!. over Los Angeles ... Gary ABRJC~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - I saw two ball clubs this spring which Thomasson, with a homer and Located stuck out over all the rest, and these are the two I'm picking to a single, figured m two San 1 Mi. South of wm- Baltimore in the American League East and Cmcmna li in Francisco rallies as the Giants Middleport, Rt. 7 the National League West. - Look For SignOakland no longer has Catfish Hunter but still has enough to Bob Lanier can take a day off Scott said "! don't think he overcame Califormii, 6-4 ... a ( Lamer) will play. 1 might give / 12th-tnnmg error by Darrell make it five in a row in the American League West. That leaves now. He earned It. . Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Evans paved the way. for an only the National League East where every club in the division is , ,_He also ear.ned the Detroit thema II a re".t d tht 11 d •· '"!be home court advantage unearne run a a owe beset by obvious weaknesses. · Pistons a wtld-card playoff is important," Scott ~aid , "but . . ~...,...,~~~~~o.t1o.t1-.e"'4""<""<,.....,...,...~""~~ Pittsburgh and St. Louis both Jack starting pitfhers ; Phila- berth Wednesday _mght, carrydelphia has a problem in the outfield as well as a_nother possible mg the load despite a tremen- you've got to have somebody to one m the bullpen and New York needs relief pitching , a third dously sore left kn~. The big play, too." Lanier, who said. he decided baseman, and someone who can play centerfield every day and cente~ scored 26 pomts '.n a 97·1 ght 89 wm over the Midwest to play after MilwauKee kept 1 paytn. . . . Jd ' Ch'g I'm going with the Phillies' because their pitching is better Division- ea mg Ica o its slim playoff hopes alive Tuesday night by beating than the Cardinals', their infield is strong up the middle, and with Bulls. . . Mike Schmidt, Greg LllZinski and Willie Monwnez, they've got "We played ?ur way ~ this Detroit, aI so got seven themselves some sock. year ," a beammg and relieved rebounds to pass Walter Dukes Up and down here's the way I pick 'em : €oach Ray Scott of DetrOit and become the all-time club AMERICA~ LEAGUE NAfiONAL LEAGUE said. "You can't say we backed rebounding leader. He has 4,990 in his five years with the in. " East West East West The wm put defending Na- club. Baltimore Oakland Philadelphia Cincinnati tiona! Basketball Association Making the playoffs "means Milwaukee Minnesota Si. Louis Los Angeles finalist Milwaukee out of the even more this year" than it New York Texas . Pittsburgh Houston playoffs for the first time since did last, Scott said, "because of Boston California New York S/lnDtego Kareem Abdul-Jabbar arrived the adverse conditions. We had Cleveland Kansas City Moritrelri" ~Francisco on the scene and made to develop some n_ew Detroit Chicago Chicago Atlanta " meamngless a Saturday night character. We had to develop a Ahnost as good' as you can get a! every position, the Orioles Buck-Piston game in Detroit. different way of playing teams. .<lidn't come up with the kind of big names the Yanks d;d durmg Milwaukee will wind up last Then Howard Porter came in the winter, but the three nien they added- Ken Singleton, Lee m the Midwest Division while and that meant another adjustMay and Mike Torrez--could make more of an overall con- Detroit will go on to . play ment." tribution than Bobby Bonds and Hunter. The Orioles beat the Seattle next Tuesday in thev Detroit built a 14-point lead Yanks last season with Jim Palmer having a poor year. Suddenly opening round of the playoffs. rurd then had to hold off he 's lookmg like the old Palmer again now. And whether or not Saturday Chi cag o off in the fourth Brewers are the comin g club. Most of them are young. Robin rught's game has any bearing quarter to gain entry into the Yount has AII.Star written all over him, possibly even for the on the home court advantage post-season 'money making. next 10 years. Hank Aaron has to help. He can't run much for the Detroit-Seattle series, one anymore, but as a DH, be doesn't have to. He can still hit. pie ce no-rip conCarlton Fisk's loss changes it around for the Red Sox. They struction , fungus and · need help. Luis Tiant and BiJI Lee can'tdo all the pitching . That's perspiration resistant why club stiJI "is angling for Gaylord Perry. lined vamp, hard box Frank Robinson doesn't have to wait to find out the Indians' toe, all nylon furrtchief problem. He knows it right now- relief pitching. tional stitching , brass And did yo u see how Ralph Houk tried motivating his Tigers' ,s ki hooks and eyes, He hollered about some of the things reporters have been saying caught near the submerged COLUMBUS (UP!) !asi a n lace s, com about his club. That'sgoing to wm him a lot of ball games. Fishing conditions around Ohio trees in the main body of the pletely stitched. Head-to-head, the Rangers beat the A's last year. They feel as compil ed by the Ohio Jake on minnows. around sole and heel , Ohio l'bwer Recreational they can take it all this year, partieularly now that Oakland Department of · Natura l illess construction . Area - Water temperature 46 doesn't have HWlter anymore. Maybe, but in some respects, the Resour<;es . degrees. High and roily. Ponds Twins are stronger than the Rangers, possibly even strong SOUTHEAS:rERN OHIO enough to challenge the A's if Bert Blyleven, Joe Decker ~nd Dow Lake -Water tempera- in · this area are producing Dave Goltz come up with the kind of pitching to match the Twtns' ture 46-49 degrees. Slightly large and smallmouth bass hitting. . high and muddy in the upper while fishing with lazy ikes and Angels' pitching can get them out of the cellar. Theres one btg end and clearing toward the spinner type baits. Jackson Lake -Water temhowever. If Nolan Ryan is out for any length of lime , Dtck dam. Bass are- being caught in Williams' crew is a good bet for last place again. the shallow waters on live perature 46 degres. Roily and What the Royals need is a couple more Steve Busbys. If they nightcrawlers and shallow normal. Few bullheads are have •em, they 're hiding 'em. White Sox are substantially the rWlning plugs. Trout are being bemg caught below the same club they were last year minus Dick Allen. They haven't ca ught throughout the lake on spillway on worm s and found anybody to pick up his bat. That means they're coWlting on cheese, cOrn, salmon eggs and ni ghtcrawlers . Jig fishermen Wilbur Wood to win 20 again. One year h~ won1t-' live nightcrawlers. Best area with cane poles · and nightcrawlers are catchmg bass in Tightest race shapes up in the National League West ':'here the to fish is near the dam. BETTY OHLINGER Reds and Dodgers easily are the best of the lot. Dodgers pttchmg Piedmont Lake Belmont the weedy edges of the lake in 102 E . Main Pomeroy gives them an edge there, but the Reds get a boost with Gary Lake -Water temperature 38 the shallow water. Nolan back. DOdgers don't have the firepower generated by degrees. Four inches abpve Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, aQd Joe Morgan ; Pete Rose is a big normalleve. Few small mouth ' plus all by hunself. Also, where are you gonna find a better bass are being caught while shortstop than Dave Concepcion' ' working the rugged rocky Astros always seem to be just so good, and no more. You can points throughout the main say the same thing again mostly because of their pitching, which, body of the Jake on live bait. outside of Larry Dierker- when he's nght--Is, m a word, un- Some crappies · are being distinguished. . . . Padres have a pair of good young outfielders in Dave Wmfleld and John Grubb,and the deals they made this winter has added a little character to their pitching staff. They could move up. LOSE UGLY fA ·Local industry needs gas to keep Even with a new fine looking new prospect·like Marc Hill, it's· Stan losmg weight today or monfv hi a tiny tabl!ft operating. By keeping your hard seeing how the Giants can win, especially without R on back. .,d easyMONADEX to take. MONAOEX woll ~ ' ~ ' Bryant and Tom Bradley, who haven't pitched well at all this help curb your desire for ••coa · 'set at 68 deg_rees or lower food Eat less - weigh less. Contains / S- The Daily Sentinel, Miqdleport-Pomcroy, 0 .. 'J'hu'"day. i\pril3.1.!175 /:~~~"!:::::::~-'.::::::·:::::::!:::.~:·~~:·:·::.~"«fc Bv United Prt'Ss lnlcruat illnal waukee coasted· io a 5-l ·aoth H~nry Aarojl a~d the exhibition victor·y over the Sa n · fans of MllwaukPe' are more D~ego Padres at Sun €ity, Ariz. than ready for the sUirt of a Almost on cue with Aaron's • heroi cs, the club's ticket new baseball season. Aaron, who a l~eady holds the director pronounced from Milca reer home rWl record of 733, )";mkee that the first opening unleashed his first homer as a 1 day sellout in history is m Brewer Wednesday as Mil-• prospect for Milwaukee County western co nf erenc e • ·''• ' • Middleport. Ohio .' • ' �. • .. ·. • . -. I l - TheiOally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy . 0 .. Tl)nr•day. Apnl :1. 97" 'B art ./ -~ · - . Pro Standings · OW .0 f Illm .·. OIS" ~ . • to UCLA LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The changing of the guard at Pa uley Pavition, home of the· UC LA basketball dynasty , Ulkes pla ce today as John Wooden, the retiring "Wizard of Westwood " gives up a record of 10 NCAA title~ in a dozen years to a man called . "Mr. Clean." Gene Bartow, kn own in ternat ionally · as well as na tiOnally for his coaching abilities, was given his release Wednesday from a five-year contra ct at Illinois to take over as UCLA's head baskeiball coach to succeed the legendary Wooden. ' Bartow, 44, who in his H years of college coaching as amassed a record of 229 wms to 140 losse~. will be officially in\ roduced as the Bruins' new liead coach at ceremorues at UCLA today. In announcing t~e coaching ass ignment, UCLA Athletic · Director J, D. Morgan srud of Bartow: "! regard Gene Bartow as one of the nation 's outstanding coaches who is a fine proven teacher of the sport of basketball. "We are pleased to welcome him as our new head basketball coach and are looking for him to con'tinue the great heritage of UCLA basketbalL" Bartow, a. soft-spoken Missourian who spent four years at Memphis State before taking over as IDinois' coach, has an impressive coachmg record. He built a national power at Memphis State in the 1971-72 season and was named as coach of the year in the Misstouri Valley Conference that year, earning a bid to the National InVItational tournament in New York City off the Tigers' 21-7 record . N BA r B v U tlll c d S t~ndrng s Pt ('U lntcrn~ttlon~l Eil s l.ct n Con fcrc n C(' Atl,lll f iC 01\11 5 1011 X Bost(' n Bu ffalo w . l. 51! 18 32 New York 39 pet . tr b 725 600 10 n .JO New Or leans 18' ~ .!9.J Ph d adt•lph ia 34 J6 4 25 Cen tr al DIV ISi On w . I p et . x WashrnQIOil 58 2 1 734 Housto n 41 41 500 Ct evc-1a nd 39 -11 488 At lanta :n so 383 23 57 2.1 g .b . 18 1 19 1 • 28 288 35' . M idw es t 0•-v •s •on w. 1. pet . g . b . 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Both and Ken Brett and Bo b Moose both not right, the question is what guaranteed and sold by: are the Pirates are going to.,do for'front 'line pitchers ? Cardinals swisher & Lohse Pharmacv 112 E . Main, Pomero•·, aren't that much better off. Bob Gibson keeps giving it all he's d ti " ll Dutton Drug Store got, but he's 39. He gave it the same thing Iast year an s - · ,Middleport, Ohio 89 267 27 0 I AnENTION GRADUATES spring. no dangerous drugs and will not • : Braves couldn 't win with Hank Aaron; they1re not gomg to wm make you nervous. No strenuous x New Eng 42 28 5 1 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE 18.99 . TILLERS Charl ene Ho!fii!'h _<Jr Mrs sketching. Paintings may be of e1ther case, the work should be Judging at the local school Wilma Parker, chairwoman. any appropriate paint <tern- - done by the student. All entrtles pnr a 13-year-<JJd,.paperboy with -a problem. I deliver to level is to be completed before · County judging will take Pera otl water color, etc ). must be the original work of apartments. When I collect from one of my customers (she's April, 24, 1'he date when the · place at the May I meeting of Collages must be of materials the student. around 25), I don't know where to look . winning. entri~s are 'to be the Meigs CoWlty Council of deemed suitab)e by the In the visual •!Is categor-y, She comes to the door inr see-through nightgowns and even delivered to either Mrs . Parents and Teachers to be chairwoman of the contest and th e rul es specify tftat no topless or bottomless sometlffies. held \ at -the Syrac use must be of composition that drawing or painting may be Should I tell my parents, my paperman, or just stop her Elementary School. The en- can be transported. Sculptures l~rger than 24 Inches by 30 paper; - NOT BLIND tnes of the county winners will may be of wire , plaste r, inches, mcludtng the mat or !hen be pla ced in the District l6 metals, •wood, stone, clay or frame, and that no sculpture N.B.: competition to Ulke place at the papier:mache. Not acceptable may exceed 10 pOWldS in Talk to your supervisor about this female flasher. Maybe sprmg conference May 10 at will be a.Semblages, stitchery, wet ght. • . he'll replace you on the collection beat. - SUE Zaleski ElemenU. ry School. weaving, leather work, batik, In the county judging, the P.S. If his wife doesn'traise the roof, that is ... 'f.his year there is no contest sandcasmg and mobiles literature and music will be +++ theme. The categories are first Literatures - This Includes judged preceding · the May l through third graders, primary poe try , essay, short story and ~eeti ng , but the judging of the DONNA ROUSH division; fourth through sixth, drama. visual art entries will take CELEBRATES - Mrs. -.~ ... the intermed iate division; and Music- Musical scores with place at the council meeting . Rita Roush, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, :::. seventh through ninth, the· or without words. Qua lified judge'S wi ll be __.. entertained 'rec ently with a junior hi gh divi siOn. Only The rules specify all work secured oo JUdge ~II entries. ..i party In observance of the Day camp plans were discussed at the Wednesday morning schools where there are active must be done by the individual Ribbons In ftrst, second ahd 12th birthday anniversary Of ' meeting of the Big Bend Neighborhood of Girl Scouts ~t the home PTA -un its are eligible to student and that the work of third pla@es will be awarded in her daughter, Donna Roush. of Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director. two or more st~dents fn, any of each , category in each grade Gifts were presented to Miss · The camp has been set for June 9 through June 13 at Camp compete. the categorie s is not ac- division.,.. wtth the blue ribbon of comThe categones Rou sh a nd refreshments Kiashuta with Mrs. Nancy Jeffers to serve a stamp director, and petition are as follows: ceptable. Entries ·may be wmners to continue. In comwere served by the hostess. Mrs. Donna Hatfield as site director. Scout leaders, assistants wntten by hand or lj'ped, bul in petitio~ on the district level. Visual arts This includes Guests were Terry Sayre, and volunteer camp workers will meet at Camp Kiashuta May 5 pamtings, drawings, collages, 'l'racl Sayre, Tamml Sayre, from 10 a.l)l. to 2·p .m. for a training session and are to take a and sculptures. Drawmgs may Beth Wilson, David Roush, sack lunf h. Terri Roush, Teresa Walker, The Regal~ parade was discussed and the troops were be crayon.. chalk, charcoal, Tammi Samos, David Hysell urged to participate. Plans will also be made for the girl scouts to -pencil, ink, or any .. ot her and George Ellis. have an entry in the junior fair parade a\ the Meigs County Fair mednun used for drawing and• and to have a display in the junior fair building. Mrs. Thoma urged the new scout leaders to get their news into the Girl Seout Diary. Present at the meeting was · Mrs. Isabelle Foster, field director. Troops represented were Dear Stuck-: Pomeroy Brownies, by Rita Eblin; Middleport Brownies by Mrs. That baby needs a MAN around the house so I suggest you Kay Rupeand Mrs . Mary Jo Pooler; Salisbury Brownies by Mrs. get out now and give your wife a chance to find one. Final plans for the Founder's Esther DeMoss and Mrs. Jackie Brickles; Syracuse Brownies by · It's too late to say, " If you never wanted marriage, why did dinner at the Sportsman Inn in Mrs. Joyce Sisson and Mrs. Kay Hill ; Middleport Juniors by Mrs. you 'go through with it? Mary Wise. Athens were announced by But it's not too late for a break that will benefit everyone THURSDAY Sandi Sargent, social chair,concerned ... eventually. · EDWARD Burkett, president woman, at a meeting of the POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Even the parents may some day agree with me. -SUE of OHKAN Coin dub, speaker One year pms were presented in an awards ceremony ·at the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta for mee ting of Meigs Coun ty Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies. The girls S~gma Phi Soron ty Tuesday Dear 25: Pioneer and Historical Society participated in outdoor games and were served refreshments at night at the Columbus and Portrait of a wishy-washy male! First he 's sweet-talked into 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Meigs Southern Ohio Electric Co. a marriage he doesn't want. Thim he's "tricked" into getting his Museum, Pomeroy. Those the conclusion of the meeting. office. wife pregnant, and now her tears keep him -"stuck." (She doesn't altending invited to take coins eBLOUSES eSLACKS The dinner will be served at sound like a 1"inner either !) or paper money to discuss 6:30p.m. Members elected the For Pete 's sake, arrange for child support and leave, even'' with Burkett. eSKIRTS eSWEAT~RS~ member to receive the "Girl of though you're called a heel (and you will be!). A miserably COMMITTEE for men tally CHESTER ~ District 13 Quarterly birthd'ays were the Year" award with the reluctant husband-and-father is worse than none at all. r,eUirded meeting , 7:30 p.m. rally plans were discussed observed at the March 18 announcement to be made at eTOPS eVESTS HELEN Thursday, at Meigs County durmg the Tuesday night meeting' of the cotincil. The . the dinner . Also announced +++ Courtroom. All orgamzations meeting of Chester Council323, decorated cake was baked by was a tea April 27 at 3 p.m. at Rap: urged to send representatives Daughters of America, at the Mrs. Margaret Tuttle and gifts the home of Mrs. Debbie Buck, You told a girl with an extra marital problem, "If we were to the meeting. hall . f were at each place In the Pomeroy. handing out dwnb buttons, you 'd be first in line!" That's mean. The rally will be Apnl 9 at 2 hon ored group were Mrs. SPECIAL meetin·g Preceptor Connie Bailey presided at the Put yourself in her place and be more sympathetic . - DISAP- Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi p.m. at the IOOF hall in Marcia Keller, Mrs. Goldie meehng with Mrs . Dottie POINTED AT YOUR CUT-DOWN Sorority, 7:45 p.m. to make Pomeroy with Theodorus Wolfe , Mrs. Charlotte Nease, Musser giving the cultural final . plans for sponsoring' Council 17 to be the host Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Mary Jo report, Hos~sses were Libby OPEN Til 8 PM FRI. & SAT. DAYCD; Spring Fling musical April 12. council. Dinner tickets are Pooler, Mrs. Alice Curtis, Mrs. Sayre and Joyce Bartimus. Now look: Crocodile tears aren't the answer for a married Members to take candy prizes. available from .Mrs. Dorothy Dorothy Lawson , Mrs. Opal woman so gone on a 17-year-<Jid doper that she wishes he'd follow TV Stamp books and Ritchie. Members were Hollon, Mrs . Mable Van Meter through on his threat to rape her . reminded to take gifts for the and Mrs. Sadie Trus5ell. stockholder names . She needed a wake-up slap . - SUE good of the order table and also It was reported that Mrs. EVANGELIN,E Chapter 172, NOTE FROM HELEN: But we still haven 't got her "Thanks, Order of the Easte rn Star, 7:30 for the COWl try store. Due to Russell is now · confmed to I needed· that" letter. Pity ... p.m . at the Middleport Masonic the rally a meeting of the Past . Veterans Memorial Hospital. Councilor's Club scheduled for Mrs. Jamce Lawson and Temple . HOST GUESTS thai night will be April16, with Mrs. Charlotte Nease of REVIVAL now in progress Mrs. Laura Mae Nice and Mrs. Guiding Star Council 124, Mr. and Mr s. Delmar and Mrs. Clyde T~ompson and this week at Rutland Com- Mabel Van Meter as hostesses. Syracuse, were guests. Alexander had as Saturday Leilani Thompson, McConnelsguests Mr. and Mrs. Gene ville; and Mr . and Mrs. Bruce munity Church 7:30p.m. Rev. A report was given on the Members attending were Wilham Owen speaker. Heyman and Beth, Tiffin, Mr. Alexander, Cambridge. funeral services conducted. for Mary K. Hpiter, Karla CATHOLIC WOMEN 's Club, Mrs. Eva Bailey at the Ewing Chevalier, Erma Cleland , Pomeroy sacred Heart Parish, Funeral Home la st week. Letha Wood, Ada Morris, Ada 8 p.m . Demonstrations on Twenty-one 'members par- Neutzling, Mary Jo Pooler, crafts by Shirley Huston. ticipated in the services. At the Margaret Tuttle, Mae McPeek, REVIVAL now m progress at April15 meeting of the council, Leona Hensley, Mary First Church of God, Syracuse, the charter Will be draped for Showalter, Marcia Keller , through April 6, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Bailey and members Dorothy Ritchie, Zelda Weber, nightly. Wilbur Leifheit and were reminded to wear white: Ada Van Meter, Betty Roush, George Oiler, pastors . Public Also at the Aprill5 meeting, a Dorothy Myers, Ada Bissell, invited. laye tte shower will be held for Mary Hayes, Mabel Van .. FRIDAY Mrs. Mary Newell. Me~r. Doris Grueser, Opal POMEROY Women 's Hollon, Joe Bissell , Hattie . ' Bowling Association a nnual WIOE SELECTION Fredericks, Inzy Newell, Mary meeting, Pomeroy Bowling with proceeds to Rutland Newell, Goldie Frederick, Hours : 8:00-5:30 Mon., Lanes, 7 p.m. Volunteer Emergency Squad Thelma White, Doris Koenig, Thurs. THE REV. Noel Herman is building fWld; adults $1.50; . Goldie Wolfe, Charlotte Grant I:OOtoi:OO Fri!-Sat . now holding a revival at the cHildren, 75 cents. Public in- and ·Eileen Martin. '::===:::::;::;::;::;::::::7:73:·5:5:83==:M:•:•o:":':w:.:V:•: Ash Street Freewill Baptist vited. SALE PLANNED 1 Church . Singers and public SIGNUP Saturday for boys HARRISONVILLE invited. Service at 7:30 p.m. of Rutland_Village who wish to ' ' " SPECIAl, meeting Mid - play swnmer baseball. Boys Members of Harrisonville OES dleport Masonic Lodge 363, 7 are to be at Rutland gym be- will hold a rummage sale April p.m. for fellowcraft degree. All tween II a .m~and 12 noon. Fee 4 and 5 at the former H&R Block office on Pomeroy's East master masons invited . This ·is our way Qf honoring the grads ... is $4. Main Street. Hours Friday will THE HARRISONVILLE SUNDAY a sa'Vings of 15 per cent . Buy your new Order of Eastern Star will hold TWO WEEK revival be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and spring suit or sport coat now. Be ready a rummage sale Friday and beginning at Freedom Gospel Sa turday from 9 a.m. Wltil 12 for every special occasion, especially [ I Saturday at the former H. and Mission, Bald Knob, 7:30p.m. noon . All items Saturday will. graduation coming next month . sell for 10 cents. Members are R. Block building in Po,meroy, Evangelis t Rev. Willard E. Main St. , from 9 a.m. to 4 Carney, Charleston. Special asked to have items for the sale p.m . on Friday and fron19 until singers with Dan Hayman and at the building by 6:30 p.m. Thursday, 12 noon on Saturday . the Hymntimers and others. SATURDAY Public invited. · We're never too busy to TUPPERS PLAINS Pony If every car with a loose aut PRACTICE Session for infill our cu'stomers' prescrip·. Pullers Assn., will hold its first stallation, Mary Shrine 37 behiDd the wheel were recalled, lions promptly here ... and pony pull contest, 7:30 p.m. Order of the White Shrine of the highways would be much POMEROY, OHIO you can be sure it'll be Saturday at Bar-30 grounds Jerusalem, 2 p.m. at Pomeroy safer. near Tuppers Plams. Refresh- Masonic Temple. done with accuracy. Prements available ; public inscriptions are the heart C!f DISTRICT , 13, Daughters of vited. our businen and we, pride America, rally practice at 2 SPAGHETTI Dinner, II a.m. p.m. at the IOOF hall. Rally ourselves · on never keepto 7 p.m. Saturday at Pomeroy Wednesday . ing you waiting any longFire Station with proceeds to MONDAY er than is absolutely necgo to the fire department THEODORUS Council 17, enary. Try us today! building fund . $2 adults, $1 Daugh~rs of America, 7:30 children . Public invited . p.m. at the IOOF hall. All SPAGHETTI Supper, members urged to attend since Rutland . Grade School, practice will be held for the beginning 4:30 p.m. Saturday district rally . 0 PHONE 992-2955 And START with this sunny, ;ol ... webfooted little stepper . It's made for fun with genuine leather woven strapping, ropewrappe~ ~ wedge, comfy ru1.•1 cushioned lnsol' ~.nd crepe (ohso, bouncy) sole . And the .. price STARTING THIS WEEK: wo!l't ·dampen your spirits! White, navy, camel, green Council discusses rally Fishing conditions in southeastern Ohio . East w. L ' sdwols th1 s monlh . Founder's Day plans finalized Full Grain WHA Standings finished with his losing By Un1ted Pre ss frrst Inte rnational !He cullunii arts calegm·tes of li terature, vt sual arls C:Jnd musk , a program annually sponsored by PTA unil,, IS underway in ll!ost Meigs County elementary In THIS WEEKEND ONLY , LEATHER BOOTS , .. . . .02.6 C:o1~peiiii on • T ' ........... ............... • 't • ID Paperboy Gets. -'Education' . . .. - Rap: Marguerite's Shoes -INSULATION- Middleport, Ohio •'· Students compete in cultural arts ,~· .By Helen and Sue Bottel Pistons make playo_.ffs Thur sd a y's Gam es New York at CleVel and N ew York ' Ke n tucky St LOUt S Generation Rap HOUSE QF F Bos ton 95 Buffalo 9'l WaS h ington 11 2 Hous ton tiS Detro •I 97 Ch 1cago 89 PhoeniX 108 Los Ange les 106 sea ttle 99 KC Omaha 96 ' Aaron homers as Brewers · roll • over.San· Diego 5~1 · Baltimore to edg~ At!.anU., 1-tl . StadnE'n April 11 . 1\noth er key 'player who at Daytona )leach, Fla. Do<; Medich ran up his fifth ' Steve Busby, also makmg his "! think It's been a great switched leagues during the con,..;cutive victory and im~d last exhibition appearance thin g for ' us,'' sa id Dick winter has yet to indicate he's a four-game Yanliee losing be fore his opening day assignHa<·kett , creditmg the acquis- rea dy for the start of play, but !on 1he '.third time this streak uon of Aaron for the.apparent D'ave McNally still .will be on ment, was a lot more impresspring as 1 New York beat sellout. " I don't know how to th e mound for Montreal on sive as he allowed only two guess, but I shmjder to· think opening day , acco rding to scratch hi ts in five innings Texas 6-2 ... Grand slam wha t would would have hap- Expo Manager Gene Mauch. when Kansas City blanked the home;s by Ollie Bro~ and pened without Aaron, the -· McNally, a.cquired from .Bai- Chicago White Sox, 5-tl, al Alan Bannister ih consecutive economy being the way It is . .( ttmore, suff ~red through his Sarasota, Fla. Busby will open innings powered Philadelphla think we have a great ball club th i1'd consecutive poor peFfor- for the Royals against Nolan to a 13-10 trJumph over Boston wilhoutAaron , but he'; cr~ated mance Wednesday_ when he Ryan and the California Angels ... And catcher Milt May's tworun single in the third gave g~;eat interest m the team. allowed II hits and four earned Monday night Hal McRae hit a two-run Houston a 2-1 victory over St. There's been no lull this wm- . rWls Ill sll< mmngs agamst ter." Cincinnati. He'll open against homer for Kansas City , which Louis. also got hitless rehef pitching .-: More than 36,000 opening-day St. Louis Monday mght. tickets have been sold for the Johnny_Bench had a two-run t:~a~~~g Bird and Dave NOW OPEN home opener against Cleveland homer m the first inning for the and, when all 39,598 reserved Reds but Gary Carter respondRick Monday lrlt back-toseats have .,peen sold, Hackett ed with a three-run blow in the back homers off Don Sutton • By MILTON RICHMAN said he will put 10,000 bleacher bottom of the inning as the and Mike -Marshall to lift th e 11 UPI Sports Editor tickets on sale. Expos pulled out th e game, 6-5, Chicago Cubs to a 9-4 victory I'!. over Los Angeles ... Gary ABRJC~ NEW YORK (UP! ) - I saw two ball clubs this spring which Thomasson, with a homer and Located stuck out over all the rest, and these are the two I'm picking to a single, figured m two San 1 Mi. South of wm- Baltimore in the American League East and Cmcmna li in Francisco rallies as the Giants Middleport, Rt. 7 the National League West. - Look For SignOakland no longer has Catfish Hunter but still has enough to Bob Lanier can take a day off Scott said "! don't think he overcame Califormii, 6-4 ... a ( Lamer) will play. 1 might give / 12th-tnnmg error by Darrell make it five in a row in the American League West. That leaves now. He earned It. . Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Evans paved the way. for an only the National League East where every club in the division is , ,_He also ear.ned the Detroit thema II a re".t d tht 11 d •· '"!be home court advantage unearne run a a owe beset by obvious weaknesses. · Pistons a wtld-card playoff is important," Scott ~aid , "but . . ~...,...,~~~~~o.t1o.t1-.e"'4""<""<,.....,...,...~""~~ Pittsburgh and St. Louis both Jack starting pitfhers ; Phila- berth Wednesday _mght, carrydelphia has a problem in the outfield as well as a_nother possible mg the load despite a tremen- you've got to have somebody to one m the bullpen and New York needs relief pitching , a third dously sore left kn~. The big play, too." Lanier, who said. he decided baseman, and someone who can play centerfield every day and cente~ scored 26 pomts '.n a 97·1 ght 89 wm over the Midwest to play after MilwauKee kept 1 paytn. . . . Jd ' Ch'g I'm going with the Phillies' because their pitching is better Division- ea mg Ica o its slim playoff hopes alive Tuesday night by beating than the Cardinals', their infield is strong up the middle, and with Bulls. . . Mike Schmidt, Greg LllZinski and Willie Monwnez, they've got "We played ?ur way ~ this Detroit, aI so got seven themselves some sock. year ," a beammg and relieved rebounds to pass Walter Dukes Up and down here's the way I pick 'em : €oach Ray Scott of DetrOit and become the all-time club AMERICA~ LEAGUE NAfiONAL LEAGUE said. "You can't say we backed rebounding leader. He has 4,990 in his five years with the in. " East West East West The wm put defending Na- club. Baltimore Oakland Philadelphia Cincinnati tiona! Basketball Association Making the playoffs "means Milwaukee Minnesota Si. Louis Los Angeles finalist Milwaukee out of the even more this year" than it New York Texas . Pittsburgh Houston playoffs for the first time since did last, Scott said, "because of Boston California New York S/lnDtego Kareem Abdul-Jabbar arrived the adverse conditions. We had Cleveland Kansas City Moritrelri" ~Francisco on the scene and made to develop some n_ew Detroit Chicago Chicago Atlanta " meamngless a Saturday night character. We had to develop a Ahnost as good' as you can get a! every position, the Orioles Buck-Piston game in Detroit. different way of playing teams. .<lidn't come up with the kind of big names the Yanks d;d durmg Milwaukee will wind up last Then Howard Porter came in the winter, but the three nien they added- Ken Singleton, Lee m the Midwest Division while and that meant another adjustMay and Mike Torrez--could make more of an overall con- Detroit will go on to . play ment." tribution than Bobby Bonds and Hunter. The Orioles beat the Seattle next Tuesday in thev Detroit built a 14-point lead Yanks last season with Jim Palmer having a poor year. Suddenly opening round of the playoffs. rurd then had to hold off he 's lookmg like the old Palmer again now. And whether or not Saturday Chi cag o off in the fourth Brewers are the comin g club. Most of them are young. Robin rught's game has any bearing quarter to gain entry into the Yount has AII.Star written all over him, possibly even for the on the home court advantage post-season 'money making. next 10 years. Hank Aaron has to help. He can't run much for the Detroit-Seattle series, one anymore, but as a DH, be doesn't have to. He can still hit. pie ce no-rip conCarlton Fisk's loss changes it around for the Red Sox. They struction , fungus and · need help. Luis Tiant and BiJI Lee can'tdo all the pitching . That's perspiration resistant why club stiJI "is angling for Gaylord Perry. lined vamp, hard box Frank Robinson doesn't have to wait to find out the Indians' toe, all nylon furrtchief problem. He knows it right now- relief pitching. tional stitching , brass And did yo u see how Ralph Houk tried motivating his Tigers' ,s ki hooks and eyes, He hollered about some of the things reporters have been saying caught near the submerged COLUMBUS (UP!) !asi a n lace s, com about his club. That'sgoing to wm him a lot of ball games. Fishing conditions around Ohio trees in the main body of the pletely stitched. Head-to-head, the Rangers beat the A's last year. They feel as compil ed by the Ohio Jake on minnows. around sole and heel , Ohio l'bwer Recreational they can take it all this year, partieularly now that Oakland Department of · Natura l illess construction . Area - Water temperature 46 doesn't have HWlter anymore. Maybe, but in some respects, the Resour<;es . degrees. High and roily. Ponds Twins are stronger than the Rangers, possibly even strong SOUTHEAS:rERN OHIO enough to challenge the A's if Bert Blyleven, Joe Decker ~nd Dow Lake -Water tempera- in · this area are producing Dave Goltz come up with the kind of pitching to match the Twtns' ture 46-49 degrees. Slightly large and smallmouth bass hitting. . high and muddy in the upper while fishing with lazy ikes and Angels' pitching can get them out of the cellar. Theres one btg end and clearing toward the spinner type baits. Jackson Lake -Water temhowever. If Nolan Ryan is out for any length of lime , Dtck dam. Bass are- being caught in Williams' crew is a good bet for last place again. the shallow waters on live perature 46 degres. Roily and What the Royals need is a couple more Steve Busbys. If they nightcrawlers and shallow normal. Few bullheads are have •em, they 're hiding 'em. White Sox are substantially the rWlning plugs. Trout are being bemg caught below the same club they were last year minus Dick Allen. They haven't ca ught throughout the lake on spillway on worm s and found anybody to pick up his bat. That means they're coWlting on cheese, cOrn, salmon eggs and ni ghtcrawlers . Jig fishermen Wilbur Wood to win 20 again. One year h~ won1t-' live nightcrawlers. Best area with cane poles · and nightcrawlers are catchmg bass in Tightest race shapes up in the National League West ':'here the to fish is near the dam. BETTY OHLINGER Reds and Dodgers easily are the best of the lot. Dodgers pttchmg Piedmont Lake Belmont the weedy edges of the lake in 102 E . Main Pomeroy gives them an edge there, but the Reds get a boost with Gary Lake -Water temperature 38 the shallow water. Nolan back. DOdgers don't have the firepower generated by degrees. Four inches abpve Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, aQd Joe Morgan ; Pete Rose is a big normalleve. Few small mouth ' plus all by hunself. Also, where are you gonna find a better bass are being caught while shortstop than Dave Concepcion' ' working the rugged rocky Astros always seem to be just so good, and no more. You can points throughout the main say the same thing again mostly because of their pitching, which, body of the Jake on live bait. outside of Larry Dierker- when he's nght--Is, m a word, un- Some crappies · are being distinguished. . . . Padres have a pair of good young outfielders in Dave Wmfleld and John Grubb,and the deals they made this winter has added a little character to their pitching staff. They could move up. LOSE UGLY fA ·Local industry needs gas to keep Even with a new fine looking new prospect·like Marc Hill, it's· Stan losmg weight today or monfv hi a tiny tabl!ft operating. By keeping your hard seeing how the Giants can win, especially without R on back. .,d easyMONADEX to take. MONAOEX woll ~ ' ~ ' Bryant and Tom Bradley, who haven't pitched well at all this help curb your desire for ••coa · 'set at 68 deg_rees or lower food Eat less - weigh less. Contains / S- The Daily Sentinel, Miqdleport-Pomcroy, 0 .. 'J'hu'"day. i\pril3.1.!175 /:~~~"!:::::::~-'.::::::·:::::::!:::.~:·~~:·:·::.~"«fc Bv United Prt'Ss lnlcruat illnal waukee coasted· io a 5-l ·aoth H~nry Aarojl a~d the exhibition victor·y over the Sa n · fans of MllwaukPe' are more D~ego Padres at Sun €ity, Ariz. than ready for the sUirt of a Almost on cue with Aaron's • heroi cs, the club's ticket new baseball season. Aaron, who a l~eady holds the director pronounced from Milca reer home rWl record of 733, )";mkee that the first opening unleashed his first homer as a 1 day sellout in history is m Brewer Wednesday as Mil-• prospect for Milwaukee County western co nf erenc e • ·''• ' • Middleport. Ohio .' • ' �. . .. ' ·• . . I ... Thursday, April3, 1975 "-._..,. PO~EROY STORE ONLY ·- r....,q. I ' . • 3"H0URS ONLY -:- -FRIDAY, APRIL 4th, 7 PM· TO 10 PM- POMEROY STORE ONLY T-SALE- • REGULAR 29 CENTS I Anti~~\' NY(ON LADIES' BIKINI' COLORING BOOKS A ssqr ted re gula·r 29: ce nt color_ing books. Al way s a h it ~ yl on 'PANTY HOSE PANTIES . . lricot b1ki ni panties. s1zes 5, 6 and 7. Pastel color s. wifh th e k ids. ' . PLASTIC BIB MEN'S ORLON APRONS DRESS .SOCKS One size fits alt. Stre tch panty ha ~ e . in your cho ice of shades . Big st yle aprOns ·in assorted solid colors and fancy pat. M en 's •Solid color bulky kn it ·dre s~sa c k s. Moonligh t Sal e. ' ., ., • ~, · ~·. A REPEAT OF A SELLOU_T! ROSE LABEL4TIE ASSORTED FANCY PLAID .HOUSEHOLD BROOMS Ros e labe l four t i e househol d brooms. Light and sturd y. Smooth finist1ed handle. A Moon l ight Sa le item you won' t wan t to miss. L im it two t.o a customer . QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! FLANNEL SHIRTS SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' FOOTWEAR larg e. Regu lar $3.99 values . Sav e One lot of ladies' dress and casual footweat . Broken sizes, odd and ends and samples. Fabr~cs and manmade materials . Hurry while they last. 50 Pet . Now ! Shop early . _ $ 00 EACH - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- SUPER VALUE FULL ,BED SIZE 81"x96" SIZE MT. MIST NEEDLEWOVEN BLANKETS Spec ial assort ment of ' fu ll bed size needl ewoven · ~l a n k e ts In your c ho ice of pl ain col or s. Sl ig ht Irr egu la rs of Reg ular $5 .00 values . Sti f fler 's Moon l ig ht Sa le Specia l. ONLY! THREE . HOURS. OXFORD -' LOAFERS samp les . Sh~p e~r- ly for best selec t ion . THREE HOURS , ~~~Y!~~~-.r-E•AC._H_ • Iff _ ._ _O~Nl;.;.Y! . - MOONLIGHT SALE- Ladies ' EACH ASSQRTEDTWEED FABRICS DISH PANS Specia l sa le group of f amous ya r'd lengths of a s~orted tweed fa brics. A sso rt ed colo r s and · pq ttern s to choose fro m . Th ree hours onl y! Goth am st urdy square plasti c · di~h pans in assorted color s. M oonlight Sale Spe c i~l. A handy set of six household scr ew drivers in assorted sizes . Phillips an.d regular. Save on thi s low, low ¢ price. GLOVES M en ' s br ow n ie r ·s ey gl ove5 - kni t w ri st sty"te . Save now! Moonl ight Sale. SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES'· COTTON AND POLYEHER THREE -- HOURS MILL ASST. 60 IN. POL VESTER BONDED KNITS · SINGLEc.KNITS AND · A big spe.c ial mil l length SPECIAL SALE GROUP YARD ·HANDBAGS - 3 HOURSONL Y! -3 HOURS ONLY! - 3 HOURS ONLY!- . Spec ia l sale group of ladies' spring and summer handbags In · asso rted sizes!. shapes and sty les . Ml LLASSORTMENT 22"~44", FANCY COTTON TER'RY BATH TOWELS · . pol yester and nylon tank tops in assorted fancy patterns. Sizes· 7 to . $lou-- ~on l i~ rf Sale S~ecial! Reg ular va lues to $1.9'r."Lar ge size cotton terry bath towel s in solid colors, stripes and fancy patterns . Shop early' · 1( · ' 00 HOURS . ONLY! I familY' photographs .with . one· of these fine "'agnetic type group of ladie~' sweater s: .' your photo albums. Twen ty pages. Save now! RE!'gular S2.00 value . EACH -MOONLIGtiT SAL!:'_:_ M'TO 10 PM . •I ' • RAGU HOT DOG COOKING SAUCE SAUCE With Meat 11 oz. 31c Value ; j . .. · ,....... •• • • • • •• • I I I I I • •• I 1 I I I Vitro-Aga le MARBLES WllH BAG Bath Size Dial Soap 21 oz. 99c Value SHUTJLECOCKS 4 to The Pride of Young Americans 36c Value Package 75~ . i4 · ~ _ultra-~rite Q ULTRA-BRITE TOOlH PASTE ,. $1:26 Value Value · PROCTOR-SILEX .. t ""'''j __. ~...... ::;;: J..••- ICE CREAM MAKER Makes 4 quarts Eleclricily does all the work . 120 vQits, 130 watts, 60 cycles only. Ameri ca n Eagle desig n UL Listed. - $19.95 Value $}288 SHARP ELECTRONIC ELBOOS · ILft'A'Ji0R Model Easy-to-Read CALCU Automatic Constant Easy-to-opeate 8-digit operaton Convenient taxdiscount calcul(;on $37.95 Value $2415 $ 00 Th e newest way to Cooks all day on regulated temperature . Set and forget . Safe 70 and 140 watt elements . · '1518 $24.95 Value J lf2 qts. · ALADDIN · KING SIZE ·wNCH KIT · Rust proof dent proof chip proof 'omplete with thermos. 57.30 Value No.· 543 $439 15c Value 35~ Easy-to-See Yellow Made by General Tire & Rubber Company Fun for· All Ages · Various Subjects . ....... ' ' ... Kao,.otalt ~. < • ' .h!lll'"'~~.., 15c Value ' . RAG .RUG . e24"x45" eMULTICOLORED eL59 VALUE 3/·35~ ,...,._, PATRICK MILLS '• Z·AGNUT CANDY BARS $4.00 Value $1.00 Value • New novels like "Burr" and • "The Salamander" are listed, ·; as well as 11GJass Inferno " •• "The Acupuncture Murders"• ··. :• and "Way to Dusty .Death" in :; the thriller line. .· · One can borrow "The New . ' >Geography of American An- . :• tiques·''·.,.·Msurvive the Savage ·: Sea," or children's books like :• " Tales of a Fourth-Grade · · ;~·Nothing" or "Sylvester and the ·o:Magic Pebble." , :, ·To pick up a· new supplement : and more order cards, call at · ·•!he library in Pomeroy or ' . ~ld41eport , Mail-a-Book has . Rotten into full stride now and • is able to send out books the " ~!line week requested. ' Ouart Thermos Bottle MILK SHAKE CANDY BARS L, . ..---·--·-· FLEA & TICK SPRAY 8 oz. ' SL59 Value . ....... .' . 'I ' 99~ . ATIEND SERVICE~ • Mr., and Mrs. Jame~ Criswell r;were In Belle, W. Va., Easter &!]day for the chrlsletling of _llbelr five-month-old grand· llaughter, J en nifeT Marie, Jljughter of Mr. and Mrs. :J'Obert Custer, Jr.., Morgan>lown, W. Va. The chrlilenirtg look palce at the First J!resbyterian Church at BeUe. J)llowlng lite sefvlce, Mr. 1nd Jrs. Robert Cuater, Sr., en. ~tained with a flllliiY dinner. . ' .. 1 ...-· ... .., 52.13 VaiJJe ' ---... .. :X .. - RAT & MOUSE .... KILLER ...-""' -'' " _, lb. ~. •• • READY MIXED FOR TROUBLE-FREE SEPTIC TANKS or CESSPOOLS, ..."" .. - l ' d-CON RJD-X t • · RIVAL . • PHQTO ·ALBUMS Prote ct •. • ASSORTED FANCY COVERS! . , BIG20 PAGE MAGNETIC . Va lues toS6 .99. Special .sale ·POMEROY· • patterns . -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- ·,SWEATERS - MOONLIGHT SALE- ' . nylon wa lt z gowns and bdby doll patterns . Assorted c.olor's and EACH Many one- of a ~ind. Shop ear ly for best selection. ' Moonlight Sate Special! ladles' $}00 1' (31 Only) V_ALUES TO $6.99 . SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' EACH VIETTI ' A new spring listing has come out showing 100 new titles · thaI can be borrowed free thro(lg h the Mail-a-Book - MOONLIGHT SALESPECIAL GROUP LADIES' EACH -SnFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- I I ••: .J... ., new titles WALU GOWNS TANK TOP Moonlight Sale . specia l! ·Gills' I Mail-a-Book . ... -MOONLIGHT SALE< SPECIALGROUPGIRLS' · COOL and COMFORTABLE ·~ • 3 Pack ,.. servtce; -:MOONLIGHT SALE_:_ • ~ . . ._ SpeCial ~a le group of ladies' co1ton and po lyester Jamaica shorts in assorted Pl.a ids and fa ncy patterns , Machine washable. Si zes 10 tO 18. PAIR $ 00 I f r 00 DOUBLE KNITS ....•.:••• .. o I I . has 100 brand JAMAICA SHORTS La di es ' polyests:r doubleknit flare 5lacks, retyJ iar va lues to $6.99. Choose from solid colors and fancy pattern s. Si zes 10 -18, 32-38. ------:--~--­ over $210, For further information about widower's benefits, contact your lo~al Social Security pffice. The toll free 'number in Marietta is 1-1100282-9711. to improve acciilent prevention .and life saving in the Racine area. ,According to the in· structor.- Larry L. Baker, the class is making excellent progrtss. · The men and women are attending classes on their ·own lime since the serviCe is a volunteer organization. The training is provided as part of the jlublic serviC<! program of the Trade Industrial Serviee Ed~cation , •• • • • • • • Before putting on overshoes or boo ts, I first put a plastic bag . ' . over my white shoes and this , : prevents them being soiled and ; . does not allow the white polish r to rub off on .the boot lining and then getting on other colored shoes at a later dale. Boots slide ·on easier, too. MARION, R.N. DEAR POLLY- Whenever •• I wash or paint my kitchen ': walls I put one or two heavy' socks· on each leg of the step ladder. This makes pushing the !,adder around easier and • ' prevents any damage to the floor. During the holidays wine was spilled on my linen tablecloth and when I washed it in ..' · cold water and so&p • the 's tains turned blue. I ' tried stain remover and nothing changed. '~:hen I ~ poured hydrogen peroxide on, full strengU1, and in a few :'.. minutes the stain disappeared. ~ - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE, FLARE SLACKS assortm ent of pia in' and ~ an c y 60 i nch wide polyester bonded kni'ts, sing l eknits and doublekni ts in solid colors and fancy patterns . EACH SPECIA'l. GROt.: P LADIES' POLYESTER DOUBLEKNI.T -:-THREE-HOURS ONLY- 00 $ -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT S.A LE- -MOONL IGHT SALE• Regular $ 17.99 vijlu es . Spec ia l Moonlig ht Sa le group of ladie s' new spr in g pant coat s. Hur r_y , shop early for best sel ec t ion] St iffl er ' s EACH EACH MEN'S JERSEY PANT COATS pr in.ted $ 00 .SCREW DRIVERS SALE- REGULAR $17 .99 SPECIAL GRo\Jp LADIES' cotton dusters and house dr esses , assort ed patterns. In sizes s,rnall , med ium and , large. Moon light Spec;i al! SIX PIECE SET Special mill ass~ rtm e nf 'Of lf:~ to 1 fancy HOURS ONLY! ~ MOONLIGHT .DUSTERS - MOONLIGHT SALESPECIAL SALE GROUP STURDY GOTHAM S.QUARE PLASTIC lf2 to 1 YARD LENGTHS 3 SPECIAL GROUP LADlE§' FANCY COTTON PRINT e 19 money will not c~me out of the Social Security Trust fund, ~~ · estimates are that the Treasury Qepartment .wiU be abte to issue these one-time $¥J . payments by late spring or early summer. The Social Security Ad· ministration cannot help you with the $50 om;-time'payment, it can if are a >. '· >, - STIFFLER'S ,_,OONLIGHT SALE- Special sal e gr oup of 12 xl 2 inch size assort ed co tton terry wa sh cloths in assorted colors . Stiffler's M oon l ight Sale. Repeat" of a se ll -ou1! . .· THREE HOURS :;; ·ONLY! TERRY WASH CLOTHS) out that information since the During the past seven weeks members . of the Racine Emergency Squad have been recei ving instruction in emergency Victim care skills the State Department ot · · This training operateS 1n . oonfonnan'"' with standardl"'"! established cooperatively by• · lhe Division· of State Fire · · Marshal, . the Insurance Ser;:'::· vices Office'of Ohio; the Trad. • and Industrial Vocational:;: Education Service,. the ·State Fire Advisory Committee, a':" State Medical AdVisory Committee, Ohio Departmeni· ~ of Health, Ohio Department of:,. Highway Safety, and the U.S. • Department of Transportation. .. ' of '\.. is for waitre sses, nurses, bea ulicians and others who wear white shoes to work. :,: EACH 12"K12" SIZE ASSORTED COTTON widower. A recent Supreme .Court decision has ruled that a widower wiUr children-under age 18, or a child who became disabled· prior .to -age :!2, can . qualify for widowers oonefits if his wife worked ·tong enough \Ulder Social Security prior to her death. Awidower of course would lose $1 for every $2 he earns over $2,520 for 1975 but he can get a widower's check for any month he does not earn ••• DEAR POLLY - My Pel •. Peeve, and problem, is wi th the , fl ood of letters I ret'<live from ·: Missions requesting donations. : Doubtless all are worthy but • there is a limit to w)lat I can : give. I serid money regularly to , tw o- one to be used for people to llelp themselves for the buy in ~ of cloth for the village ;.. women to make clothing and to •· buy nails, windows and cerriCnt for the men to build schools and hosp il>! ls. The other recipient is a nursery where my dollars , help buy dry milk for babies, . ~ those innocent vi ctims of war. '' ,. Regretting that I cannot " comply with their req uests I have returned others and " asked that my name be !' removed from their mailing •· lists but the letters continue to •: come. Where do they get my , ,. rame? How do .others handle ;; this situation- NELL. :· DEAR NELL - Lam sure " many of us · have the same . problem and wonder how much • of what we do give goes toward mailing out requests to others. ~ not ·Interested or who cannot ~ help Instead of being used to ~ help their good work. It seems • . that we get on mailing lists and ' are' stu<k there.- POLLY. :: DEAR POLLY - My Pointer _;: 00 -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- (60 PRS. ONLY) MEN'S and BOYS' -'-MOONLIGHT SALE- $157 EACH ONLY! - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- Me n's and boys' Oxfo rds and loafers . Broken sizes. odd 1ots1 d iscontinued styles from · regu lar stock and Select a new two-piece pant suit from thi s special group during our Moonlight Sale. Bonded knit slacks with fancy screen printed tops. Values to $8.99. Fines t of al l quilt batt s. Soft wh ite cotton with glazed fini sh for easy handl ing . Un folds in one sheet 81 "x 96 ". · Famou s Reg . $1.99 Mount ain Mist Quilt Batts. EACH . $500 .SLACK SUITS COTTON QUILT BATTS $300 THREE HOURS . PR. -3 HOURS ONLY!-3 HOURSONL Y!-3 HOURS ONLY! LADI ES' FANCY TWO PIECE BONDED KNIT -STif FLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- Racine s~d is being trained · ,. BROKEN SIZES-ODD :liND ENDS-SAMPLES · Special group of men's plaid fl a nnel ette shirfs in assorted colors. Si zes sma l L me~ium and EACH -THREE-HOURS ONLY- an giv ~ ss· t • • ~ .,._STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- . Soci.iJ.L. ministration is no( able io Sceurily or Supplemcnte i BY POLLY CRAMER Security In come (SSI)? yi~ld . If you are. you can e,q,ect :'' ,·· additional . check of $50 from : the United States Government . : The $50 check is part of the 'd h doll~r income tax So lhc peroxl e was was cd out $24.8 billion · and tile cloth rinsed. Peroxide· . cut bill signed into law by also works well on set blood President Ford on Saturday, arid many other stains. March 29 • 1975· MARY F. When am I going to get my $50? The Social Security Ad. ·-•• PM rerciVmg POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - We really 1: appreciate all ·the wonderful t Pointers and hope you have >. , help for us. My daughters and 1 '· do not care for the stiff collars ; on the new blouses so we would •. like to know how to reduce it.._: MRS. D.J .H. , DEAR MRS, O.J.H. _ 1 r' J• Imagine you are refe~rlng II> J• ,. the stiffness In' the collars of 1: shlrt·type blouses. -If so, 1 · !; agree with you they can be a · problem when new. Repeated • ' · washing will gradually reduce : . this and fabric softener helps, ~too. - POLLY. t: .. , Arc.· yuu ·Stiff collars , tofolnic softener IIMC>ONLI.GHT TSALE- : - MOONLIGHT SALE- ~xtra $50 comhlg to all on Polly's· ' - MOONLI ' J w. , l ' LB. $2.19 Va·lue --· _..,. . \ ~ I, ' ' . ..' \ ,. ' ' �. . .. ' ·• . . I ... Thursday, April3, 1975 "-._..,. PO~EROY STORE ONLY ·- r....,q. I ' . • 3"H0URS ONLY -:- -FRIDAY, APRIL 4th, 7 PM· TO 10 PM- POMEROY STORE ONLY T-SALE- • REGULAR 29 CENTS I Anti~~\' NY(ON LADIES' BIKINI' COLORING BOOKS A ssqr ted re gula·r 29: ce nt color_ing books. Al way s a h it ~ yl on 'PANTY HOSE PANTIES . . lricot b1ki ni panties. s1zes 5, 6 and 7. Pastel color s. wifh th e k ids. ' . PLASTIC BIB MEN'S ORLON APRONS DRESS .SOCKS One size fits alt. Stre tch panty ha ~ e . in your cho ice of shades . Big st yle aprOns ·in assorted solid colors and fancy pat. M en 's •Solid color bulky kn it ·dre s~sa c k s. Moonligh t Sal e. ' ., ., • ~, · ~·. A REPEAT OF A SELLOU_T! ROSE LABEL4TIE ASSORTED FANCY PLAID .HOUSEHOLD BROOMS Ros e labe l four t i e househol d brooms. Light and sturd y. Smooth finist1ed handle. A Moon l ight Sa le item you won' t wan t to miss. L im it two t.o a customer . QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! FLANNEL SHIRTS SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' FOOTWEAR larg e. Regu lar $3.99 values . Sav e One lot of ladies' dress and casual footweat . Broken sizes, odd and ends and samples. Fabr~cs and manmade materials . Hurry while they last. 50 Pet . Now ! Shop early . _ $ 00 EACH - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- SUPER VALUE FULL ,BED SIZE 81"x96" SIZE MT. MIST NEEDLEWOVEN BLANKETS Spec ial assort ment of ' fu ll bed size needl ewoven · ~l a n k e ts In your c ho ice of pl ain col or s. Sl ig ht Irr egu la rs of Reg ular $5 .00 values . Sti f fler 's Moon l ig ht Sa le Specia l. ONLY! THREE . HOURS. OXFORD -' LOAFERS samp les . Sh~p e~r- ly for best selec t ion . THREE HOURS , ~~~Y!~~~-.r-E•AC._H_ • Iff _ ._ _O~Nl;.;.Y! . - MOONLIGHT SALE- Ladies ' EACH ASSQRTEDTWEED FABRICS DISH PANS Specia l sa le group of f amous ya r'd lengths of a s~orted tweed fa brics. A sso rt ed colo r s and · pq ttern s to choose fro m . Th ree hours onl y! Goth am st urdy square plasti c · di~h pans in assorted color s. M oonlight Sale Spe c i~l. A handy set of six household scr ew drivers in assorted sizes . Phillips an.d regular. Save on thi s low, low ¢ price. GLOVES M en ' s br ow n ie r ·s ey gl ove5 - kni t w ri st sty"te . Save now! Moonl ight Sale. SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES'· COTTON AND POLYEHER THREE -- HOURS MILL ASST. 60 IN. POL VESTER BONDED KNITS · SINGLEc.KNITS AND · A big spe.c ial mil l length SPECIAL SALE GROUP YARD ·HANDBAGS - 3 HOURSONL Y! -3 HOURS ONLY! - 3 HOURS ONLY!- . Spec ia l sale group of ladies' spring and summer handbags In · asso rted sizes!. shapes and sty les . Ml LLASSORTMENT 22"~44", FANCY COTTON TER'RY BATH TOWELS · . pol yester and nylon tank tops in assorted fancy patterns. Sizes· 7 to . $lou-- ~on l i~ rf Sale S~ecial! Reg ular va lues to $1.9'r."Lar ge size cotton terry bath towel s in solid colors, stripes and fancy patterns . Shop early' · 1( · ' 00 HOURS . ONLY! I familY' photographs .with . one· of these fine "'agnetic type group of ladie~' sweater s: .' your photo albums. Twen ty pages. Save now! RE!'gular S2.00 value . EACH -MOONLIGtiT SAL!:'_:_ M'TO 10 PM . •I ' • RAGU HOT DOG COOKING SAUCE SAUCE With Meat 11 oz. 31c Value ; j . .. · ,....... •• • • • • •• • I I I I I • •• I 1 I I I Vitro-Aga le MARBLES WllH BAG Bath Size Dial Soap 21 oz. 99c Value SHUTJLECOCKS 4 to The Pride of Young Americans 36c Value Package 75~ . i4 · ~ _ultra-~rite Q ULTRA-BRITE TOOlH PASTE ,. $1:26 Value Value · PROCTOR-SILEX .. t ""'''j __. ~...... ::;;: J..••- ICE CREAM MAKER Makes 4 quarts Eleclricily does all the work . 120 vQits, 130 watts, 60 cycles only. Ameri ca n Eagle desig n UL Listed. - $19.95 Value $}288 SHARP ELECTRONIC ELBOOS · ILft'A'Ji0R Model Easy-to-Read CALCU Automatic Constant Easy-to-opeate 8-digit operaton Convenient taxdiscount calcul(;on $37.95 Value $2415 $ 00 Th e newest way to Cooks all day on regulated temperature . Set and forget . Safe 70 and 140 watt elements . · '1518 $24.95 Value J lf2 qts. · ALADDIN · KING SIZE ·wNCH KIT · Rust proof dent proof chip proof 'omplete with thermos. 57.30 Value No.· 543 $439 15c Value 35~ Easy-to-See Yellow Made by General Tire & Rubber Company Fun for· All Ages · Various Subjects . ....... ' ' ... Kao,.otalt ~. < • ' .h!lll'"'~~.., 15c Value ' . RAG .RUG . e24"x45" eMULTICOLORED eL59 VALUE 3/·35~ ,...,._, PATRICK MILLS '• Z·AGNUT CANDY BARS $4.00 Value $1.00 Value • New novels like "Burr" and • "The Salamander" are listed, ·; as well as 11GJass Inferno " •• "The Acupuncture Murders"• ··. :• and "Way to Dusty .Death" in :; the thriller line. .· · One can borrow "The New . ' >Geography of American An- . :• tiques·''·.,.·Msurvive the Savage ·: Sea," or children's books like :• " Tales of a Fourth-Grade · · ;~·Nothing" or "Sylvester and the ·o:Magic Pebble." , :, ·To pick up a· new supplement : and more order cards, call at · ·•!he library in Pomeroy or ' . ~ld41eport , Mail-a-Book has . Rotten into full stride now and • is able to send out books the " ~!line week requested. ' Ouart Thermos Bottle MILK SHAKE CANDY BARS L, . ..---·--·-· FLEA & TICK SPRAY 8 oz. ' SL59 Value . ....... .' . 'I ' 99~ . ATIEND SERVICE~ • Mr., and Mrs. Jame~ Criswell r;were In Belle, W. Va., Easter &!]day for the chrlsletling of _llbelr five-month-old grand· llaughter, J en nifeT Marie, Jljughter of Mr. and Mrs. :J'Obert Custer, Jr.., Morgan>lown, W. Va. The chrlilenirtg look palce at the First J!resbyterian Church at BeUe. J)llowlng lite sefvlce, Mr. 1nd Jrs. Robert Cuater, Sr., en. ~tained with a flllliiY dinner. . ' .. 1 ...-· ... .., 52.13 VaiJJe ' ---... .. :X .. - RAT & MOUSE .... KILLER ...-""' -'' " _, lb. ~. •• • READY MIXED FOR TROUBLE-FREE SEPTIC TANKS or CESSPOOLS, ..."" .. - l ' d-CON RJD-X t • · RIVAL . • PHQTO ·ALBUMS Prote ct •. • ASSORTED FANCY COVERS! . , BIG20 PAGE MAGNETIC . Va lues toS6 .99. Special .sale ·POMEROY· • patterns . -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- ·,SWEATERS - MOONLIGHT SALE- ' . nylon wa lt z gowns and bdby doll patterns . Assorted c.olor's and EACH Many one- of a ~ind. Shop ear ly for best selection. ' Moonlight Sate Special! ladles' $}00 1' (31 Only) V_ALUES TO $6.99 . SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' EACH VIETTI ' A new spring listing has come out showing 100 new titles · thaI can be borrowed free thro(lg h the Mail-a-Book - MOONLIGHT SALESPECIAL GROUP LADIES' EACH -SnFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- I I ••: .J... ., new titles WALU GOWNS TANK TOP Moonlight Sale . specia l! ·Gills' I Mail-a-Book . ... -MOONLIGHT SALE< SPECIALGROUPGIRLS' · COOL and COMFORTABLE ·~ • 3 Pack ,.. servtce; -:MOONLIGHT SALE_:_ • ~ . . ._ SpeCial ~a le group of ladies' co1ton and po lyester Jamaica shorts in assorted Pl.a ids and fa ncy patterns , Machine washable. Si zes 10 tO 18. PAIR $ 00 I f r 00 DOUBLE KNITS ....•.:••• .. o I I . has 100 brand JAMAICA SHORTS La di es ' polyests:r doubleknit flare 5lacks, retyJ iar va lues to $6.99. Choose from solid colors and fancy pattern s. Si zes 10 -18, 32-38. ------:--~--­ over $210, For further information about widower's benefits, contact your lo~al Social Security pffice. The toll free 'number in Marietta is 1-1100282-9711. to improve acciilent prevention .and life saving in the Racine area. ,According to the in· structor.- Larry L. Baker, the class is making excellent progrtss. · The men and women are attending classes on their ·own lime since the serviCe is a volunteer organization. The training is provided as part of the jlublic serviC<! program of the Trade Industrial Serviee Ed~cation , •• • • • • • • Before putting on overshoes or boo ts, I first put a plastic bag . ' . over my white shoes and this , : prevents them being soiled and ; . does not allow the white polish r to rub off on .the boot lining and then getting on other colored shoes at a later dale. Boots slide ·on easier, too. MARION, R.N. DEAR POLLY- Whenever •• I wash or paint my kitchen ': walls I put one or two heavy' socks· on each leg of the step ladder. This makes pushing the !,adder around easier and • ' prevents any damage to the floor. During the holidays wine was spilled on my linen tablecloth and when I washed it in ..' · cold water and so&p • the 's tains turned blue. I ' tried stain remover and nothing changed. '~:hen I ~ poured hydrogen peroxide on, full strengU1, and in a few :'.. minutes the stain disappeared. ~ - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE, FLARE SLACKS assortm ent of pia in' and ~ an c y 60 i nch wide polyester bonded kni'ts, sing l eknits and doublekni ts in solid colors and fancy patterns . EACH SPECIA'l. GROt.: P LADIES' POLYESTER DOUBLEKNI.T -:-THREE-HOURS ONLY- 00 $ -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT S.A LE- -MOONL IGHT SALE• Regular $ 17.99 vijlu es . Spec ia l Moonlig ht Sa le group of ladie s' new spr in g pant coat s. Hur r_y , shop early for best sel ec t ion] St iffl er ' s EACH EACH MEN'S JERSEY PANT COATS pr in.ted $ 00 .SCREW DRIVERS SALE- REGULAR $17 .99 SPECIAL GRo\Jp LADIES' cotton dusters and house dr esses , assort ed patterns. In sizes s,rnall , med ium and , large. Moon light Spec;i al! SIX PIECE SET Special mill ass~ rtm e nf 'Of lf:~ to 1 fancy HOURS ONLY! ~ MOONLIGHT .DUSTERS - MOONLIGHT SALESPECIAL SALE GROUP STURDY GOTHAM S.QUARE PLASTIC lf2 to 1 YARD LENGTHS 3 SPECIAL GROUP LADlE§' FANCY COTTON PRINT e 19 money will not c~me out of the Social Security Trust fund, ~~ · estimates are that the Treasury Qepartment .wiU be abte to issue these one-time $¥J . payments by late spring or early summer. The Social Security Ad· ministration cannot help you with the $50 om;-time'payment, it can if are a >. '· >, - STIFFLER'S ,_,OONLIGHT SALE- Special sal e gr oup of 12 xl 2 inch size assort ed co tton terry wa sh cloths in assorted colors . Stiffler's M oon l ight Sale. Repeat" of a se ll -ou1! . .· THREE HOURS :;; ·ONLY! TERRY WASH CLOTHS) out that information since the During the past seven weeks members . of the Racine Emergency Squad have been recei ving instruction in emergency Victim care skills the State Department ot · · This training operateS 1n . oonfonnan'"' with standardl"'"! established cooperatively by• · lhe Division· of State Fire · · Marshal, . the Insurance Ser;:'::· vices Office'of Ohio; the Trad. • and Industrial Vocational:;: Education Service,. the ·State Fire Advisory Committee, a':" State Medical AdVisory Committee, Ohio Departmeni· ~ of Health, Ohio Department of:,. Highway Safety, and the U.S. • Department of Transportation. .. ' of '\.. is for waitre sses, nurses, bea ulicians and others who wear white shoes to work. :,: EACH 12"K12" SIZE ASSORTED COTTON widower. A recent Supreme .Court decision has ruled that a widower wiUr children-under age 18, or a child who became disabled· prior .to -age :!2, can . qualify for widowers oonefits if his wife worked ·tong enough \Ulder Social Security prior to her death. Awidower of course would lose $1 for every $2 he earns over $2,520 for 1975 but he can get a widower's check for any month he does not earn ••• DEAR POLLY - My Pel •. Peeve, and problem, is wi th the , fl ood of letters I ret'<live from ·: Missions requesting donations. : Doubtless all are worthy but • there is a limit to w)lat I can : give. I serid money regularly to , tw o- one to be used for people to llelp themselves for the buy in ~ of cloth for the village ;.. women to make clothing and to •· buy nails, windows and cerriCnt for the men to build schools and hosp il>! ls. The other recipient is a nursery where my dollars , help buy dry milk for babies, . ~ those innocent vi ctims of war. '' ,. Regretting that I cannot " comply with their req uests I have returned others and " asked that my name be !' removed from their mailing •· lists but the letters continue to •: come. Where do they get my , ,. rame? How do .others handle ;; this situation- NELL. :· DEAR NELL - Lam sure " many of us · have the same . problem and wonder how much • of what we do give goes toward mailing out requests to others. ~ not ·Interested or who cannot ~ help Instead of being used to ~ help their good work. It seems • . that we get on mailing lists and ' are' stu<k there.- POLLY. :: DEAR POLLY - My Pointer _;: 00 -STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- (60 PRS. ONLY) MEN'S and BOYS' -'-MOONLIGHT SALE- $157 EACH ONLY! - STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- Me n's and boys' Oxfo rds and loafers . Broken sizes. odd 1ots1 d iscontinued styles from · regu lar stock and Select a new two-piece pant suit from thi s special group during our Moonlight Sale. Bonded knit slacks with fancy screen printed tops. Values to $8.99. Fines t of al l quilt batt s. Soft wh ite cotton with glazed fini sh for easy handl ing . Un folds in one sheet 81 "x 96 ". · Famou s Reg . $1.99 Mount ain Mist Quilt Batts. EACH . $500 .SLACK SUITS COTTON QUILT BATTS $300 THREE HOURS . PR. -3 HOURS ONLY!-3 HOURSONL Y!-3 HOURS ONLY! LADI ES' FANCY TWO PIECE BONDED KNIT -STif FLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- Racine s~d is being trained · ,. BROKEN SIZES-ODD :liND ENDS-SAMPLES · Special group of men's plaid fl a nnel ette shirfs in assorted colors. Si zes sma l L me~ium and EACH -THREE-HOURS ONLY- an giv ~ ss· t • • ~ .,._STIFFLER'S MOONLIGHT SALE- . Soci.iJ.L. ministration is no( able io Sceurily or Supplemcnte i BY POLLY CRAMER Security In come (SSI)? yi~ld . If you are. you can e,q,ect :'' ,·· additional . check of $50 from : the United States Government . : The $50 check is part of the 'd h doll~r income tax So lhc peroxl e was was cd out $24.8 billion · and tile cloth rinsed. Peroxide· . cut bill signed into law by also works well on set blood President Ford on Saturday, arid many other stains. March 29 • 1975· MARY F. When am I going to get my $50? The Social Security Ad. ·-•• PM rerciVmg POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - We really 1: appreciate all ·the wonderful t Pointers and hope you have >. , help for us. My daughters and 1 '· do not care for the stiff collars ; on the new blouses so we would •. like to know how to reduce it.._: MRS. D.J .H. , DEAR MRS, O.J.H. _ 1 r' J• Imagine you are refe~rlng II> J• ,. the stiffness In' the collars of 1: shlrt·type blouses. -If so, 1 · !; agree with you they can be a · problem when new. Repeated • ' · washing will gradually reduce : . this and fabric softener helps, ~too. - POLLY. t: .. , Arc.· yuu ·Stiff collars , tofolnic softener IIMC>ONLI.GHT TSALE- : - MOONLIGHT SALE- ~xtra $50 comhlg to all on Polly's· ' - MOONLI ' J w. , l ' LB. $2.19 Va·lue --· _..,. . \ ~ I, ' ' . ..' \ ,. ' ' �. . ' ' 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 • Thursda y. Apnl 'l, 1'175 1 p~~m~~t~ In Mem011 '< ffotict -"f' " f Auto Sales ~~ 2 SIGNS @),QUALITY OF 't' ' . . Pomeroy Motor C::o;. • :.POMEROY MOTOR co. @)' ----------- · --------- ---- -- INDIAN JOE'S Home Maintenance CB .SAUS & PARTS I HEI,L RACINE PWMBING & HEAnNG- Ball BrothelS Construction Co. Help Wanted Pels For Sale CARRIER WANTED Mobile Homes For Sale Wantell To Buy THE DAILY SENTINR I R1d105 , A"ttnnls, Towers. Used T. V 's. l~r from the "Indian" and ave "Wam Pum". We buy used RadiOS •nd Towers Radios repa.red by FCC licensed service p,ersonnel. Stop and see the 'Indian" and Bubbles. Monitor Channel 10 end 20. W•t•r, ! ltclrlc; Gas, Stwer • f.lnos, lnstollod. Work 1 , guorontttd. . Doztr, Blckhot, Trucks Llmos1- & Fill Dirt Comtnorcllt-Rosldtnllll Construcflon & Romodtl xn ---------------- -------- - Employment Wanted • ....,.....------------- ----------- ---- - 711' ------------ Wanted To Rent - -------------- Local B9wling . Blown Insulation Services , I Service -. ,_ : I STORM Wunlows &lloors !From the largest Truck o~ Butrdozer Radiator to the ~ mollest Heeter CQre Nathan Biggs Radiltor St>eclallst ALUMINUM , Stdmg · Sof11H ~utters . Awnings Free Estimates Ph. ~2-3993 • SMITH NILSON MOTOR.S, INC. Ph 992-2174, ' - Pomerofl' . ' d• -- -------.. .-...JM..--- J TWO CttJC.,:':,.,_ ....... _.. ' ' ----,----------- - (l 117S svacuse, Ohio form Four ordinary words. , llE'S RIGf.fT, LURCH. IF W& APPEARiiiD AT -n<E 3 10 75 AI.IEN PRISONER IN T()W, .. •. .. :niE GUARDS WOULD l'l6.SS US AU. 111E WAY 1!\nO 'THE KING'S CHAMSERS W~UT QUESTION. HALL'S SALVAGE 949-3604 Building Homes 3 25-1 mo . C BRADFOkO , AUCt iOneer Complete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine, Oh io Critt Bradford YES .., SUT WJ.UI(T ABOUT 'n!E BURNING WEAI'ON? WflLaJ.GUE55 THErlf'S SPEtiD THEIR TIME IHJAIL Jo..W.. JEWEL AVAIL PILFER TYRANT TH OIIWS l)tfl''VE GOT L£t=T SHORT Ye•lerd•1'• tr'LL BE R COUI<4T 1 SET- GEMINI CMIJ 21-Juno 20) Someone is going to give you Important informatiOn to pass on Wrtte 1t down or you may not relay 1t accurately by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Tennis term CANCER CJunt 21-Ju(J 22) II you re usmg equlpment or tools. today that belong to another be sure you know how they work before you throw the SWitCh DOWN I Around home 5 Maxim 10 Russian City 2 Univ of Matne 11 Mtghty (break down) 14 Nebraska 7 Luzon ZZ Jacob's !rife Z3 Part rl. Yesterday's Answer 12 Grow 27 Unruffled molars 16 Soccer 29 Summoned 30 Of the great tribesman 8 Become infur1111ed (4wds.) ruckname ~ 3 Rage; bluster (3 wds.) t Wapttl 5 DISm8y 6 Say "Hello" to her • source 16 Buddy 17 Mining fmd 18 How some trousers fit 20 Aenalist's safeguard 21 Gll'l's 1 LEO (Ju(J 23-Aug. 22) Your mate Is going to be Irritated by your actions today when you do the exact opposrte of what you agreed to site 13 - out E>cCAVA:TtNG, dozer , loader fnd backhoe work , septic tanks Installed, dump trucks anct lo boyt for hire, will haul f1U dirt, top soil, llmtltone & gravet, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7019. night phone 992 352S or 992 9 Beseech Vikings 19 Dismissed 31 Coquette 22 Fat 36 Brazilian 23 Terrified tree 24 Small crown 37 Unclose Zli Pup(poet.) VIRQO CAuv. 23-Sopt. , 22) Your most productive t1me IS early In the day Toward even•ng you tend to be more careless than usual with tasks or assignments LIBRA C&.pt. 23-0ct. 23t If you re going out with friends ton1ght dec1de how much you H Ellpl!lllM! Z7 Croat lJL ABNER ZIAitar -------- -------~ SENNY-TOR PH06!30UND r! HOVV SWEEr 0 ' YO' TO NORTH (01 "'AKQ3 • A K 104 t3 • constellation YOJVE .n· Improvement Repa1r Service - Anything · fixed around tht home. from roof to basement You Will like our work and rates Phone 7"2 5081 12-29-tfc ZIHangmg 60TTGNTHt5 CCUNTRY 3% Blomberg INTO AN Yankees "'4 • Q 986 33 SkW 34 College t A Q 86 4 4 J 97 m Iowa :n Gumbo • •BlACK & WHITE TV •STEREO vegetable 38 Intensify 39 n WINNIE ®'IT!; AMA ZING l WITH ALLTHIB TALK OF A RECE5~10N 1 THERE ARE 11ME5 WHEI<J YOU CAN'T 131.JY WHAT ,......,.....~ ~WANT WH.SV tT I Easy Terms! Fret Delivery! u _ in Boots" Both vulnerable .. BastbaU ' YOU AND THE Pli'IC£8 I I HAD IDGOIN HOCK ID !lUY THI5 '" · II AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letler limply ltondt for another. In thiJ aomple MTXItMBXLR . I I \WMP~FM B -XG U ; »B. •F!ol R 1P I 1 I 1/111,)% ~EET SIXTEEN WHEN •I SOT MY FUST STORE-BOUGHT DRESS, GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ·S!lfiS ... nJNE 10 WMPO.fM 92.1 · ' ' fRCit ~ ' · ·AN' IF I A DIET PURTV GO ON I'LL BE · A SWEET l:WEI\JW-TWO '' ' QN BPXK, MB MR N " 0 H XU B W N ' W U I . ~ 24 2"' Pass 3NT 6• ' n_. P.ass 4 ... Pass Pass than you lhlnk They n let you know about It CAPRICORN CDoc. 22-Jon. 11.} When you draw funds for the weekend take a little eKtra to be prepared lor anything unexpecled AQUARiUS CJMI. 20•Fob. 18) Oon'l depend on an Influential 1 , acquaintance you've met recentty He s not prepared 10 do as much lor you as you d hoped PISCES CFob. 20.Morch 20) Think before you speak today or you may unwltt•ngly reave another with a very poor 1mpress1on You ,have a tendency ®~ April'· 1875 You'll have two mteresting , bus1ness propos itions presented to you this year The one with less gl1tter and sizzle has Jhe best chance or succeed1ng (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN • I 1..-~ow•• ., Yelluday'a, .er,ptequllt: o-RVATJON MOn.r. U1AI'I ~. EXPERIENCE RATHER THA~ PERSONS, ARE TlfE PRIME EDUCATORS. -AMOS B. ALCXl'M' ' ~~ l.U KIOI P • t - ~~-111-1, II<.) m dummy and tbe stx and four m hts own hand ' Then he would lead hts Jack of hearts If East ducked he would nse wtth dummy's ace , lead ~ dtamond and gtve up on seven tncks But if East covered Soutb would score hts extra tflck By Oswald & James Jacoby A rubber bndge player would wasti!L Jm ttme wtth today's , iland HI! ' would he delighted , w1tli'lits 'ctyb slam After drawmg trumps he would concede a ' dtamond tnck and go on to the next rubber after scormg 1,370 pomts A duplicate player would not nsk hts slam bul would vun' doubtedly give himself a cbance 1 He would start OperatJon Ex· Ira Tnck by runmng spades sq as to dtscard one d1amond Then he would overtake dum, my's ftve Of trumps With hiS SIX , cash hts last trump and dts· card dummy's dtamond West would ha¥e been squeezed wtth hts ace dr'dtamonds and long hearts, and South would have scored the extra 20 pomts LZ:ij;l ;} tJY:h>.3UI The btddmg has been Pass .,to score an overtrick tbat would C L.U U I ,T M A BARNEY IS •• Pass Pass Pass Soutb A II opootropheo, 1he lenllh ond formollon of the worda are aU hinta Each daY the code lo~ten are dlfterent , , : "' CRYPTOQUarE ", , • Q L S M G L X K X X B K G B P. U ,R L K U HERMAN ORATI ns-5592 MASON, W. YA. East Opemng lead - 4 "' Uled for the three L's, X for tbe two O'a, etc. Sincle letlen. MASON FURNilURE North Fencing foU DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: EqUIPMeNT I West deal RECt:WO/T!ONED EAST "'107652 • 7 53 tJI052 48 SOUTH "'J98 •J2 t K97 "'AKQ64 35 Hire ZENITH COLOR TV 3• 41053 2 WEST of the AWFUL. Weu North East 1 South • •' 1 "' Pass "' Pass ., 2 You, Sooth hold "'~j; Q g 6 s., A 2 • K 4 3 "'Q 8 7 Wliat do you do now' , A .._ Pus J•.. tboleatt ~It ... r o •tohHm bol01cod opoo- 1 v.. """' 1•1 bid " ' , TODAV'S QUESTION You do pasa West bids tJtreo clubs North and lao~ pass What do you do ' q· ~ l A now T , "' ••er ....-row be worth an extra match pomt Send $1 tor ~coer MODERN. J:~ould ~~~/np1~ ~~~~c~;,;: or nse With lite ace of spades al tnqk one Then he t: 1 1r~tatlon, Hew rrlll!, N v 100!9 ~ would draw trumps wtth-lhree - ""~.===;.;;....==-'-""'-"" . leads while leavme the flve ~ oNEWSI'APEN ENTMPRI8• """'' ' 6:00 ~· TIL MIDNIGifl' r ' SAGITTARIUS CNov. 23·Dtc. 21} You re apt to make some changes In social plans that w111 lnconv&ffience others more Duplicate play js different the act 2 11 tfc der your leet WIN AT BRIDGE ZliReUsh 5232 Buyers See Us For Your Needs In Real Es1ote. lletg &ar bac( gug• -IN JAIL ~~-~td ' tht acre . hourly or contract Farm ponds, road1, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years •x perlence Pullins EKctvating , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 ffC CAll 992-2259 I"--r: lt'lrnr r1ver IS Forrruc actd -------------- r1 I I J TAURUS jAprtt 20-MIJ 20) Be careful today you don t slight an old fnend to make points w1th a new or.e whose worth Is yet unknown (A.t.en l......,.w) service, all makes, 992.2284 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy, Authorlzea Singer Sales and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 ffc rfOME •::=.c•===•=•;;..;c..."----'1 ( I THFY\l GET - THEY CAN DO~Et;t work, land clearing b'l We are in great need Of properties to sell. Strike while the iron is hot- Sell Today while we have Cash Buyers. All Cash for Your Property. lhelor p.to 0111::.:;,noo eou1 WttAT C()(.JNliH' For FrldiJ, A~H ' • 1875 • ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 1tl A last~minute SWitCh In tact1cs w111 depnve you of the brass nng you could have grabbed If thmgsf ent as planned Now l1'l'lltP tho drcl.. Jetton ....._-"Pritl=-· --------------- -------------- . SEWING MACHINE , Repairs, ~- ----=--.-:.:::a- -n-....---- , I~-==(~]===~-==:D:;~::=:I._:~::..,._.:':::;orm -=.-:-~: LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-IMAGINE MEETING THEM HERE --------------- ~~:::;;;;jjiii~::::i!!il \ I KLANTE lJTll.E ORPHAN ANNIE ----------------.. Real Estate For Sale .. SCORPIO COct. 24 -Nov. 22) Don 't spring un e~~: pected guests on your mate today or you ' re likely to find the welcome mat pulled rrom un- HE: I~ ALWAYSo THE THII~D- "'SEPTIC TANKS cleaned' s 1 tfc #llodern Sanitation, 992 3954 or 992 7349 I eLWOOD BOWERS REPAIR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'3.,. _ _9_ 18_ tfc - Swe~pers, toasters, ~ron s. all small ~tppllances Lawn CARPET inStillllal •on, S1 25 per mowers, neKt to State H1gh , yard Call R tehard West way Garage on Route 7 Phone 843 2667 Phone 985 3825 4 3 30tp 3 11 26tc 'REAbY l'i.IX ClrNCRETE ae;llvend right to vour prolect 0 & 0 TREE Trlmmmg , 20 Fart and easy Free years experience Insured, estlml!ltes Phone 992 32&4 free estimates Call 9:9f 3057 GOtr.Jieln Ready Mix Co , Coolville, (1) 667 3041 Middleport Ohio .. 2 12tp 6 30.tfc ---------------- bII RIVOY Located on old 31 Jus1 1'ri mtle above Meigs Fllr Grounds on right, iusl across from Grueser's Chip Mill . Put those junk outos Into cash We pay S13 lor standard size ars with frame and rear ond. we- boy sleet and unstrlpped motors, have scales so there Is no guessing, we need motoria t to f1ll our quota. Try us, we' re sure our prices will satisfy you Open 9 Til 4 30 Mon. Uhru) Fri 9 un1112 . 30 S11. .-J,..:,. Unscramble theae four Jumble~t one leUer to each square, to ~t\ IM lll!log US P11 011 ALLEY OOP CASTLE GA'TI!S Wm.t AN We Specialize In --------------- ------ ~lJJI~M;&.I ••••wl'.l lARRY lAVENDER NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY '104.951KDI - -- MILUOtJ\ Blowo Into Walls & AHICS• '72.9Q<KD) -- troml~ j TURF TRIM MOWER --------------- N-.'/~1$ JOSf f61tf.R'V 16 I J.M />tQ J!M For Sale -- ------------- 00-Sunrlse Seminar 4, Sunrise Semester 10 15-Engllsh 505 3 25-Farm Report 13 30-Five Minutes to Live By 4; News 6, Bible Answers 8, Public Altolrs 10. Blue Ridge Quarlet 13 6 35--Columbus Today 4 6 45-Mornlng Report 3. Farmllme 10 7·DO-Today 3,4,15; AM America 6,13, CBS News 8,10 B DO-Lassie 6, Capt Kangaroo 8, Popeye 10; Sesame St, 33 8 25--Capl Kangaroo 10. 8 30-Misslon Impossible 6 9 DO-A.M 3. Phil Donahue 4. 15, To Be Announced B; Morning with D J 13 9 25--Chuck While Reports 10 9 3~Nol For Women Only 3, Dinah I 6. Galloping Gourmet 8, Tattletales 10, New Zoo Revue 13 10 DO-Celebrlly Sweepslakes 3,4,15. Joker's Wild 8,10; Dinah' 13 10 J~Wheel of Fortune 3.~.15, Gambit 8,10 BORN LOSER 4 2-Z5 E«PERIENCED S DO-FBI 3. Andy Griffith 8, Mlsl~r Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; I ronslde 13 s 30-News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8; Gel Smart 15, Elec Co 33 6 DO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15, ABC News 6. Elec Co. 20. Per sonallly & Behavioral Development 33 6·90--'NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13, Bewlfched 6; CBS News 8,10, Zoom 20 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3.4 · Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report B.. Aviation 20,33 , news 10, Jimmy Dean 13, I • Spy 15 7 30--Porter Wagoner 3; Pop Goes the Country 4; New Candid Camero 6. Pop Goes the Country 8. Black Perspective on the News20,33; To Tell the Truth 13, Treasure Hunt 10. 8 DO-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Night Stalker 6,13; Comedy Special 8, Washington Week In Review 20.33, Engelbert Hum perdlnck 10 8 J~hlco & I he Man 3.4,15. We' ll Get By a. Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flles3,4,1S, Hot L Baltlmore6,13, Movie " The Other" 8, 10, Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Survival Kll 33. 9 30-0dd Couple 6,13, Assignment Amer~J:I . 10 DO-Pollee Woman 3,4,15; Gel Christie Love 6,13, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 11 ·00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15;; Wide World Mystery 13; Movie "The Champagne Murders" 6. Movie "Ralntree Counly" ~ · Movie "Robinson Crusoe on Mars" 10; Janakl 33 1 DO-Midnight Speclal3,4, 15, Wide World Myster,y 6, News 13. 1 15-Movle " Devil Bat's Daughter" 10 2 30-Star Trek 4 3 30--Movle "Bus Riley' s Back In Town" 4. s 30-Movle '~Once Upon a Honeymoon" 4 want to spend Undisciplined fun and games will be too expensive 6 6 6 6 992-5700 I 3~ NBC FRIDAY, APRIL4,1 975 Free Estimates Phone : 949-5961 Emergency 949-221 I or For Rent -- - heah"!! , roofing, •pouting, general sheet metal work. -- ---- ----------- BEIN6 A&lE TO IJLAN/r:. OUT DI$TR'ACTIN<S THOUGHT$ , , Air condttlonlng, plumbrng, 777 PUrl SlrMt Mlddltport, Olllo Phono "2-5367 or m.JU 1 For Sale A? YOU KNOW THE Flll?T 5TSP li<J ATTAININ6 S WAMI HOOD 1$ - OOMPANY Ractne,O. I" CAPTAIN EASY '''"'' . 11 DO-H1gh Rollers 3, 15, One Life to Live~ . Now You See It 8.10 E(ec Co 20 11 3~Hollyw0od Squares 3,15, Brady Bunch 6,13, News 4 •.Loe of Life 8,10, Sesame St 20,33 11 55-Graham Kerr 8, Don lmel's World 10 12 DO-Jackpot 3,15, Password 6, 13; Bob Braun's 50 SO Club 4, News 8.10 • · 12 JO-B lank Check 3, IS : Split Second 6,13, Search lot Tomorrow 8, 10, To Be Announced 33 12 45-Eiec Co 33 12 55-NBC News 3,15 1 DO-News 3, All My Children 6,13, Phil Donahue 8, Young & the Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 1 30-How to Survive a Marriage 3,4, 15, Let's Ma'ke a Deal 6,13, As the World Turns 8,10 2 DO-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15, S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Light B, 10 2 3~Doctors 3,4,15; Big Showdown 6, 13; Edge of Night 8,10 3 DO-Another World 3,4,15 General Hospital 6,13, Price Is Right 8, 10, Ascent of Man 20 , , 3 3o-:-<lMeLIIetoLive13, LucyShow6, MMchGame8,10 4 00-Mr Cartoon 3, I Dream ot Jeannie 4; Somerset 15, Gilligan's Is 6. Tattletales B, Sesame Sl 20,33. Movie " Little Boy Lost" 10, Mike Douglas 13. 4 3~Bewltched 3, Merv Griffin 4, MO<f'Squad 6; Lucy Show 8; Bonanza 15 News 3,4,15, BC New s 13, Bewitched 6, CBS News 8, 10, .Zoom 20 ~ M U Report 33 7 OOy;Tr~lh. oc Co~, 3.4 'Sow long for Dollars 6, What' s My Line 8) tlow~ !!1. Let' s'M.lke a Peal 13, J1mmy Dean 15. Lock Stock & . e,arrel 20, Nova 33 7 30--Holly~ Squares 3, 4, Ohio Lottery 6, New Price 1s ' Righi 8, Consumer Survival Klj 20. Wild Kingdom 10, To ,. Tell the TrUth ll 1 American Outdoorsman 15 1 8 oo-Sunsh'"e 3;~, 15, ,Confesslons of Dick Van Dyke 6,13. The Wallons 8,10, B1fl Moyers' J ol urnal 20,33 e 3~Bob ,Crane 3,4,15 9 DO-Mac Da*IS 3,4,15, Streets of San an cisco 6,13, Movie "The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone" 8. Movie "E arly Summer" 20, Movie "Countdown" 10 Pennsylvania Dutch Jazz Festival 33 10 DO-Lucas Tanner 3,4,15, Harry 0 6, 13, Woman 33 10 31!-'fiorace Marshall 33 11 oo-:News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15,33 11 J~Johnny Carson 3,4,15. W1de World Special 13, FBI 6, Movie "The Ctlme Club" e. Movie "Trapeze" 10, News 20; Janakl 33 12 :JG'--Wide World Special 6 ~:oo-Tomorrow 3,4 , Pilot Film B. News 13 6 -HElL log·for easy viewing rHURSDAY.APRIL3,1975 RACINE PWMB_ING & HEATING a.K EXCAVATING R~dlato Televi~ion I V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. . ... , . FOR FREE' ESTIMATES ' ·- · YOU CA!'i'T PUT ME IN JAIL! rLL GET BEHIND WITH MY STRIPS! ' wtndows, Sldtng, storm doors and whMiows, railing, phone Chortes Lisle, Syrocuse, OhiO C•rl Jacob, Soles Representative. I ""•• ,· ' \ I .' I •• On aluminum rept1ctmtnl 308 Page St. Middleport, 0. 992-3501' Real Estate' For Sale -- -- ------------- . p.J ___ _________ ---.- -- -------'----- - . l • • . . Services. Business· .. - ., · Harrisonville "_ Society News ,_._ •' /"' ' : ' I For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds_ TO WHOM 1T M/\ Y CON CERN IN Ll)V IN C.. m cm 01 V ot No r , ft/' N \ NO Mf.: ', 1-lOihlld I)OtJq,u1 wou ld lt kc to III VIH you 1 o~ ... Not1 ce is hereby l=JIV Cn that on lllitn ; r('donck. who Pil~~l~d ttlltmd Sunday '•chaol r't llu' f+._- Apn l 151h 1975 ~I 10 00 AM a <lWi'tY /\ pr1l 1 191' M•ddleporl Unllr i P1 n Y public sale will be held at S m•lh Ttuc(' years 11av1 passed S1t al' •. ~ l ct.:os-lll l Chur ;: h "o u!h lh1 rd 0 Avenue s. ta rln1Q <II 10 .1 m . ~~:~on ,:a~~: · ~~~ ~a s';;cr~~e T~~~~ns:dw~"rov cd was called I J 2tp I, collateral to w1t 1968 away •,~ loHow•no Pon1 1ac. 4 dr H T Sen al No God rook htm home 11 wa s Ht~ " will " 262)98P'29 1656 sa 1d collat eral • ,~being t;t.e ld to si'Cure an But 111 our hea rt s ht' livet h Sf 1ll (?UN ~ 110 0 1 on Mdc Hdl r~oa d : obllgat •on ar 1s 1ng under a re..ta d Sl;)diV m 1ssed by w1fc Gold1 e tCIC tory chok ed qun s only mstalr)"u~nt secu~ tty agreement ~ S;On~ , Jerr y .., and Ja ck. and • Sponsored by Racme .. ~ heiQ by General Motor s Ac •• , ta p1lllf!'S and mol h"'r H.:rtt JE' 1\nlNICoiln lCQIOn r,aturda y J)ll ~ cef)Jance C orpor.! I 10n as I ""pnl 5 7 P, m 1 1 1 ' "" secured party Sa id publt c sale 4 ~ Is to be conduc ted accord mQ tt o N• tt}e laws of the State of Oh1o 0 ICe General Motors Acceptance ' t972 DODGE dART CUSTOM $2395 .. n,Corporar•on reserves the r 1ghf A S OF Apr ll 1 1975 The MEIGS County Humaii e SOCiety : DOG S FO~ ADOPTION On e 4 d6or, locall -owner car, 318 V 8 engfne, automatic trans Syracuse Hom e Ultllltes to btd a t th 1s sale blood e d German full Com pan y w.t l l be co llectma The collatera l 1S presently mission, power steering, air conditioning, vinyl tnm. , 301 Page, Middleport She pherd fe ma le 3 months the tr gas btiiS at th e former stored and may be seen at Hutlng · Cctollng . v1 ~ yl fop, autumn gold llnlsh, while wall !ires. like new old On e bla ck and Wh1te off, ce tn Sy ra c use £mlfh Ne lson 1 ¥otors ln r Refrloentlon Root Rep1irs radio ' tn11ted breed mal e 18 months -l I lOtc ' .: Pomeroy Ol'li"cf *· Gutters . Plumbing . ol d Two Col li e.. and Shephe rd Electrlc•l Repa~rs and m xed black and wh1I C 1971 MATADOR GENERAL MOTOR S GRAND op en mg Ap nl I of 0 & J Service 1 S1595 males J' mont hs old Call f abr•c Shop ~" I m•Le below ACCEPTANCE Call 992-3S09and VB , 4 door, automatic transmission, power steermg, 9.19 49 17 M Cfd leport on Route 7 CORPORATION Save on your repairs also 3 30 6tp power brakes, vinyl 1nfer1or Black vinyl roof with red Spec 1a l polyest e r dou bl e repair mowers, compressors ~{ 4 ) 3 li e kn1tS S l 39 yd • finish Good white wall tires, rodlo and factory air and outboilrds Br.ng 1t '" 4 I 3tc ANNiOU NCING n e w hour s ilnd save ' SKATE A WAY 7 JO to 10 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA p m Wednesday , Fr1 day S1295 and s aturday Available for lfard Sale "~'~ 4 Dr V a, automatic, P steering , a~r cond., good tires, THERE will be a garage sale at p r rva te part•es Mondey aqua fin1sh " Eugen i' F •nk s res1den ce Tue~day a nd Thursday n tghls Wednesday and behmd Rutland Gra de School April J and 5 Few Avon Su nday afte rnoon s Phone bolltes and aniiQues odds and 985 3939 985 9996 or 985 4141 endS ,3 30 12t~ .s 1 3tc OPE111 EVES. 8 :00 P . M . '" 1!0R your ' 011 of M ink' . POMEROY, OHIO _._ Cosmetics Phon e BRO WN 'S John Jewell and daughter REVIVAL star1mg Ap ril 7 at 992 511 3 ~ . tom p . . Morgan Center Wes le.,. an Jete p lumbing • Kathryn of Columbus , 0 called 1 1 tfc Church 3 30 each even 1ng heating service and on Ava Gilkey Friday afTh e Re\1 Earl Oller speaker Nottee 1973 CJS teep, 14 000 miles Like 0 H Cart pastor '""•t es the AUC TION , Thursday ni ght, 7 ~ lernoon general sheet metal SJ ,OOO Phone 9-49 5182 new Yard Sales public to a tten d Ev eryone p m at Mason Auction A 3 3tc CARPORT sate Thursday, ' Frtends of Orville Graham works. Free welcome Horton St In Mason , w Va F r.dav and Saturday, Apr. I 3 Consignments w e l c ome 4 2 5tc ; ,will be sorry to learn he Is a 1972 PLY Ouster, 318, 2 bl Estimates. 4, and 5 one mile off Rt 7 Phone t304) 773 5-471 eutomat1c new t1res and ,jl8ttent at Veterans HosptU!l COONH\JNTER S rneelmg __,._ on Rt U3, Hysell's Phone 992 Phone 949-5961 2 2_tf c shacks 51 560 or take over 5555 F r1day even1ng April 4 .. wtth a he~r• attack He IS a payments Call 992.3682 after Emergency 992-3995 4 2 Jtc Snowball H•ll Refreshments spm NOW se111ng Fulle r._ Bru s h former resident served , " or 992-5700 4 I Stc Products phone 992 JJ 410 I CAN no longer take orders for 4 2 3tc • Mr and Mrs Larry Clark 1 24 tfc cakes Jnan Tuttle '"and Tamra, Penny and Wendy -----~---SHOOTING Match Rac1ne Gun 4 2 3tc 1975 MONTE Carlo 4,000 milf!S , P UB LIC Shoot Me1gs Muzzle all power, air, AM stereo Club Sun day , April 6 I p m 1,wer,e Easter dmner guests of LoaC!ers tzaak watton F ar m. SHOOTING MA'J"CH tape Call992 7036 after s p m 4 2 4tp Corn Chester . Ap ril 5 1 30 p m the Robert Clarks 3 5 tfc Hollow Gun Club turn f.rst Apr il 6 ra1n dale YOUR southern r •ght after Mdes Cemetery ..... Dana Turner returned from ORDER ~ veg~table p la nts now for Rutland Factory c hoked 1974 CUTLASS Supreme Am 3 31 5tc • "Holzer after major surgery r del 1very around May I Ffl1 , tape, ac super sport g uns only Sunday April 6 , 1 Charles R Ha r r1s Phone 843 pm wheels excellent cond1t1on Kenneth Payne Jr had 2693 Phone 992 9981 4 3 2tc •; surgery on hiS InJured leg -4 3 18tc 4 2 Jtc Chestet·, Ohio Fnday. He IS recupera tmg NOTICE OF DRAWING 1969 FORD one ton duel wheel mcely OF JURORS SO 000 miles one owner , cab Ph . 985-4102 Not1ce •s hereby g•ven that a •n utra good condltton for • Mr and Mrs Joe Carsey POODLE groommg SSWtlh bath publ iC drawmg of 1ur ors will be u Appo1ntment not always mOdel Phone 742 3232 4 2 41C spent several days wtth the made on the 12th day of April Home Building necessary Hours 9 to 9 except 197S at the off1ce of the Clerk of Darold Grahams m Newark, 0. Common Sunday Poodle pup 1967 FORD Gal&)(le 500, A l Pleas • Court m the ON Room Additions available Quality pnced We " Dr. and Mrs. Don Gtbson and Court House of Me1gs County shape, S475 Phone 992 2845 GRAVEL HILL and Garages welcome vour busmess Call Gay Lym of Maryland spent Oh10 , at 10 00 AM for the May 4 3 Jtc Coolv• lle 667 3915 :rerm 1975 of the Common Pleas IN J 21 75 .c 2 3tc ~he Easter weekend wtth Lana Cour t of sa 1d County MIDDLEPORT Gtbson and the Bud Douglas F reeland S Norns AND famtly Theil' son, Mark, who IS Laure n Hoffman lOx SO MOBIL F. home QOOd • MASON, W . VA. Com m IS Stoners HOUSE bath , 2 • a college student m Columbus, condlt1on S2, ISO 250 gallon 5 RM of Jurors HOR SE S & PONIES Phone 7ll2 bedrooms gas heat. w1fh lot CONTACT cattle watenng tank . S2S 30 0 JOined the famtly here for (4l J ltc • Elf1e s us k1rk 550 So uth Th trd 3264 ~·"' nf lime Phone 992 7330 4 3 ttc Avenue, Middleport , Easter OEPA Perm1t No -4 1 6tc 4 3 3tp - ----- --.-- P076lAD MISS Ella Bnght IS canng for Nal•onal Pollutant 01schnge Ph. (614)992-2156 3 RIDING horses Also, 3 saddles -::,ELL- ;o~r- ;;;o;-;~-;-for Ehm1nahon System (NPDES) Eunice Bradfield while Mrs casfl 15 homes wanted, 1958 13041 773-5386 · I for sale Phone H2 -4211 Program wend ell Grate thru 1912 mOdels Phone (614 ) BUY NOW & SAVE Low, low Douglas has a few days Permrt PUBLIC down payments 8 pet In NOTICE ____ __4_3!1c 44.6 1425 Galllpolts terest 30 yr f1nant1ng on new vacation NPDES Permit to DISCharge to J 9 78tc homes in 3 Me1gs County Sliite waters SOMEONE to conduct old upnght P•anos, Eugene Young, a medical locat1ons or BUILD on vour tele phon e s urvey •n their own WANTED Paying SIO MOBILE home 1971 -65 any condl fton to t Phone 992 5976 or 992 5844 home Mu st have pnvate l1ne patient at Veterans Hospital, Is Oh 10 Environmental l'rotechon K ~ng 2 b~droom Phone 992 each Frrst fl oor only Write 3 13 lfc Agency Hours from 59 phone or 5496 nd g1ve d~rechon s to Witten somewhat unproved I' 0 Box 1049 ,wrlle GallipoliS Bus1nes s • aP1ano 3 28 6tc Cb Box 188. Sardis. College P o Box 749 Phone Mrs. Adnenne French , a J61 East Broaa Stree t Ohro 439 46 MASON Now 3 bedroom -4-46 4367 after 2 p m only Oh•o .43216 medical patient at Veterans Columbus 4 2 6tp home w1th attached garage 61 4 466 4891 4 2 2tc M•d 20s good locat1on Phone Memor111I Hospital , remains (30-4 ) 773 5468 Public Not 1ce No OEPA 75 04 SOMEONE to sta y With elderly Contact STANDING t1mbers about the same --.._ 1 4 1 6tc 0605 man weekdays Wnle to Bo k Pomeroy Forrest Products RIOING mower , 6 hp Briggs & Mr and Mrs . "Darold Date of Issue of Publ1c No tice 7290 , c o The Dally 5entmel Stratton Engtne 36 mch cut P 0 Bo x 726 Pomeroy, Oh•o Pomero y Oh1o 3 1975 reco11 start. lrke new Pr.ce Phone 992 5965 Graham of Newark, 0. were Aprtl UOO Call 992 7JJI Name and Address of · Ap 4 2 6tp 3 30 "'' Gr.mm M1n1ng - - - - - - - - - - - - - weekend viSItors of Besste pllcant 4 2 2rp Company 5252 Southway S W , DRAFTSMAN Graham . want e d OLD furn.ture , 1ce boKes. brass Can ton OhtO 44708 Pref era bly W1th track work beds, or complete households MODERN stereo rad1o am fm, Afternoon callers of Ava Name and Address of F ac 1l1tv expenence Send resum e to Wr tte M 0 M1ller , Rt 4 where 01s c harge Occurs separate c ontrols 4 speaker a Gtlkey Sunday were Karen Grunm M•r1•ng Company P 0 SO K 152, Pomeroy , OhiO Pomeroy Oh•o Call 9927760 sound s ystem Balance Equal Opportun1ty em 10 7 74 Gilkey of Athens, Mr . and Mrs. Oran ge TownShiP Me1gs SI03 58ar terms Call992 3965 players County Ohio -~----------J 31 ffc Walter Jordan of Albany and 3 30 7t c Rece 1v1ng Water Mergs JUNK autos, cOmplete and Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gtlkey of Creek NEW LISTING- 2 bedroom del ivered to our yard We pick NOTICE The above named up «uto bod •es and buy all house w1th shower bath Albany , 0. applicant hos appl ied for a kmcB of scrap metals and IS FT FIBERGLASS boat SO Porches and goroge w1lh level Mr and Mrs Frank Graves NPOES permtl to diSCharge h p Mercury motor , trailer , •ron fi!:lder's Salvage, St Rt the designated rece1vmg PART TIME bookkeeprng, and Sk11ng equipment Ex lot $4500 00 12ll, Rt 4, Pomeroy, 01\lo of Michigan are expected In to mfo water The permtt will be 1ssued flexable hours l or 2 days a cellent cond1110n S900 Phone Calf 992 5468 • spend the last two weeks of by the Oh iO Env•ronmentad week or e\lenmgs EK days 992 2689 or evenings 992 RACINE - Modern 3 bedroom 10 17 tfc Protec flon Agency 2941 pertenced , excellent local home Large bath Nat gas ~prll wtlh !hell' uncle, !}uy Hps entity's operation •s that reference Phone 992 7090 CASH pa1d tor all makes and 4 1 6tc F A furnace, 7 large closets e'1en1ngs Bolin. of stnp mmmg at the facility models of mobile homes loc&t lon shown above Th 1s new 3 30 ate Pt'tone area code 61f 423 9531 1972 KAWASAKI motorcycle. with storage shelves Dry Tamra and Penny Clark facility has 1 outtalls - 750 CC, 2,200 m1les like new basement, garage w1th shop , 41Jtfc spent Sunday mght with their drschargmg an average of ccndlhan S•ssy bar and 4 ond Ia rge lot WILL do 1an tlor work or 17 320 GPO •nto the rece1v 1ng luggage rack, 2 helmets must grandparents, the Robert water pa.ntmg Phone 992 226'2 S1gmf1cant parameters sell Phone 985 4131 3 JO 61C Clarks to be mon1tored are aC1d1fy 4 1 Sfc NEW LISTING - 2 houses and a trailer One house ts rented . alkalinity .ron , suspended WANTED TO RENT withtn 20 ,---------~ -Mr. and Mrs. Denver Ash sol1ds and tvr btdtty WANT part or full t 1me work as mtnutes. from Phil1p Sporn 0\N E lOx to t1re, nm and tube, and 3 "'ce building lots Only recept •on•st or clerk typist, and children were weekend The followm g statements mme marrted couple plus 1 complete, S25 ready for $9,500 00 exper.enced on IBM Key dog Country or c1ty, house apply lo any and all NPDES truck Phone 992 7429 .. vlsttors of Mrs Eliza Powell. perm!ls for strtp 30 ACRES - In the boon docks Punch and offi ce procedure m1nes cottage or apartment Call 4 1 3tc on Shade R1ver $6,000 Phone 992 5771 Mr and Mrs. M A Epple des cr •bed above ()04) 882 3188 after 11 am - - - ---- -- ~--4 2 Jtp On the basis of prel1m 1nary 4 J 6tc 10FT ALUMINUM boat, 7 h p were dmner guests of the staff rev1ew and appltcat•on of Eska motor A 1 condtfion 2 BUSINESS - We have several Rolland Browns at Ray, 0. standards and regulat •ons the SEEKING employment ap new hfe lackets, used oars and locations with buildings prox 18 yrs experience 1n ' Dtrector of the Oh1o En sale or trade for good Work lor yourself with no They met hiS daughter, Mary v•ronmental nv.rs•ng servtce tn State In Protect1on Agenc;y bargain Phone 992 7-429 st•tut1ons. or will take any layoffs Reedy of New York who 1s here will ISsue a perm 1t for the 4 1 3tc FURNISHED 60K12 mobile type of com" mon labor Phone d1scharge sub1ec1 to certatn vlsitmg. 992 7273 home Roush Lane Cheshire. effluent condtttons and spec •al OhiO Pl'lone (304) 773 S42J CAP wedges and tra lier WE HAVE NEARL.Y 50 4 2 3tp The Epples report 267 at condtttons The draft perm'' wedges Any amount Phone PROPERTIES FOR SALE 4 3 7tp 742.;1743 Sunday School at Nazarene at wilt be 1ssued as a f1nat act1on B A m srantsh {Bilingual) and WHEN YOU REALLY WANT unless the Otrector revtses the 4 1 6tc genera office work, ftlrng, IT SOLD, TRY TEAFORD AT Rutland, 0 , Sunday draft after consrderat1on of the 12xS2 TRAILER like new S35 -------~ elc Phon e 992 7126 record of a public meetmg or per week, uttld1ts paid , Mr. and Mrs Jerry Waldeck wntten comments or upon -4 2 3tp Phone 992 3J2 4 G~OCERY busihess for sale of Loudonville, 0 and two sons d iSapproval by - the Ad .f 2 ftc Building fOr sate or lease . mm rstrator of the u s En TYPING general offi ce work Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m were dinner guests of her No stlorthand Wlllmg to t I P I to 10 p m for appointment. a person ro t ec 1may 10n Agency Any app 1Y myse If t o my work 4BEDR00Mhouse,walltowall parents, the M H Epples v1ranmen 3 10 tf<;J submit a written statement dtltgentty References Phone carpetmg a c, fenced In yar:d Saturday Pearl A Scott, 992 59S7 W1th patio nicP Phone 992 w•th •n ttl •rty days of the date of 2780 or 992 3-434 4 2 Jtp : Dano Ktng recently un- the Pub ltc Notice as to why the Dtrec for should rev1se the _D___ _______ _ _ _______ ____ :.._22_9_!fc ~erwent surgery at . the permtt If SlgOiflcant pubhc 1 WILL 0 bookkeeping In my O'Bieness Hospital In Athens. mteres t Is s hown a publtc hsome opr ly,our 9b9u,sl7nl•lss Call TRAil:_t;_R apartments~ fo,r r.e~t 19h71 FORPho truc9k l 'l ton, mixed usan u rns 6 Phone 992 5248 ey one 92 3436 or 992 • The baby of Bonnie Welsh IS meettng may be held on molion 4 2 31 P 5248 ol the D•rectar prtor to fmat , Stc 3 30 61 3 30 back ln Unlverstly Hospilaltn 1 't;,j~:~~~ , ~ ~~~•on P~~"1~te E XPE RIENc eO--;;c-;;;;ry -----"==------~ _ -----------1 81 Columbus, 0. with liver m- 0 seek1ng employment 3 BED"OOM mobile home lJSEDparts,Frye'sTruckand 1rec Ior, any aggr Ieve d party Capab1lit1es - typmg short washer ah d dryer, 1' 1 batns, Auto Parts, Rutland, OhiO fection has 1the rtgh t to appeal to the hand ab •htv to work w 1rh utiiJf 1es paJd, S-42 SO week 308 Phone (61-4) 742 6094 • ~~:, ;!nm e ntal Board of ftgures and lllmg Phone 992 Page St, M•ddltport, Ohto 1 22 78tp 5953 for resu m e 3 4 tfc --- In Ieres t ed persons are mvt t e d 4 2 31 P - - - - ----- ...::: ____ _ to submit wr:ltten comments c-~ ANLEV Products for nte upon the discharge perm1t -- - - - - - - - - - 2 Bl:::DROOM mobile nome m Phone 742 3762 Comments should be subm 1tted TREE Tr•m mmg and removal Syracuse No children or pets 3 9 26tc ;-.. 1 House and roof pamtlng , all Call 992 2.C.f1 affer • 6 p m 10 perlon or by mad no later Pomeroy eowhng Liine5 thilln 30 days after the date of work guillranteed Free Depos 1t required March If, 1975 fhts Public Not 1ce Det 1ver or est1mates Pl'lone 992 5278 3 11 tfc IN DIAN Joe 's Sporting Goods, buy and sell gun&. ammo. Tutsdily Trlpliute League mall all comments to 4 2 3tp - -- -- - - - - -- -- - llst'ling equipment, and atter Stlndtngs NPDES Permtt Sec tron . Oh •o - -- -~-------~-- TWQ bedroom trailer Adults April 1, we will have fish batt Tum W L Env •ronmental Protection REMODE LI NG, Plumbtpg. only Phone 992 3975 or 992 Stop by at 308 Page St , Friendly 'J avern 61 35 Agency , p o Box 10-49 361 East heatmg and all types of 2571 Middleport Phone 992 3509 loyal Crcwn Bottling 50 46 Broad Street, Columbus Otuo general repatr Work , 3 23 tfc , 20"·3'12 H P 3 2 301c King Builders Supply -47 49 43216 guaranteed 20 years ex - - -- - - - -- - -- - - Royal Oak Park AS Sl The OE PA perm ,, number per1ence Phone 992 2409 New York Clothing House and Public NotiCe numbers 3 111 tfc F URNISHED aparrnant, USEO cement and cmder block -43 53 should appear ne»e1 to the above --- --------'-~ ...l-- -adults only In Middleport 1 for sate Phone 742 J14J 22"-3112 HP Turner'sGrocery 42 54 address on the envelope and on HIGH School student wants Phone 992 3874 4 I 6tc H1gh Individual gdme - Betty eacn page of any subm1tted work after school and 3 2S ttc Self-ProPflled Smith 193 comm e nts All comments weekends HBs own trans POTATOES bring own con Sec[\nd t)igh lnd JVIdual game rece•ved no later than 30 daYs portallon Will do ~ anythrng tainer 54 for 100 lb Alto, 1966 3 and .f ROOM furnished and - s,tty Smith 174 after the date of this 1..1\ubth:: • ·• Call 992 7649 after .c p m Ford van bus for sale or trade unfurntshed apartments High strles - Betty Smlh~1 Nohce wtll be constdere~ n bm. l 4 3 2tp for motorClVCie Phone 915 Phone 992 5434 539 T'le "ppllcation. fac:l shevts. - - - - - - - - - ·~ J'OMEROV LANDMARK 3849 4 12 uc Stcono hiQh"serles - Dot Rite: permi t-· 1nciUd1nQ effluent THE MITCHELL' S Pa 1ntui g 9. _Jack w Cartty, Mgr. • 4 I 6tc 45.C tr•i m • ~· timi tet1ons, special condtllons , co Free est1mates Pamtmg. tliil Phone tH-2111 Ttem high game - Turner's comments recetved and other drywall & paper hang 1ng 11 PRIVATE meeting room for 1911 650 TRIUMPH . good any organization. phone 992 Grocery .C76 docymtnts are avatlable tor yrs eKper lence Phone 742 conditiOn Phone 992 7054 or 3975 T1tam high series - Royal tnspectlon and may be copied at 3592 992 5985 CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag 1 r 11 uc Crown BotthnP. 1311 , a cost oil S cents per page at the 4 1 6tc -4 3 2tp sewing math In~ ~r Mwlng ' • 1 bhlo £n~1ronmental Protect •on stretch fabrics. b onholn., ~ Wednts•••·•arly Berd. ~ ~ Agenc;v 111 thlt address shown GR AD-uATe: of Ot.;;;,-in~~~.e ·or tRAILER SPAC!& . 34 mllf 1973 HONDA motorcycle for fancy designs , 1 c Ptlnt Le11ue above any t1me between the north Of Me1_91 HtQh SchOOl on tale Phone 1•2 4294 sllghlly blem llhtd Choice of Techriology looking for job 1n Much 1~r UJS hours Of 8 00 a m and ll 30 p m carrying can or s•wing the capac 1fy of Electron 1cs old Rt ~3 phone 992 2941 4 1 Stc StantHn11 MandiV through Frtdar Cop1es 1tand . U9 10 cash or terms Eng.neer.ng "fechn lc1an l 23 tfc - - - -·- - -- - - -·- - Te1m W. L of tht Publ tc Notice are avellable Phone 9921755 Fie"lble hours Resume OUPLE)( -:-2Ut;-WaTr1Yt'St, K~~~e F~e~~gAe~~~~A t~~eer~~ Otptndlblt'Confractlnfl 72 24 available at no charge a t lln: 12 18 tfc available ... f.~pne ( 6 !4 ) 3J~_,.., Middleport, Oh~o Phon. 992 Phone 992 2257 after 5 30 p m Ben Tom Corp 71 25 •nm~ address 6i78 • 2780 or 992 3.c32•n 4 1 31p Roulh'l L.andln$ , , 51 4S. ' l M'i1t1,g lists are ma•nfa!ned ..,, -43 2IP ~ 1 ~" ._ j 2 f9t.c Evelyn's Grocery 38 ~58 "!Pr t. J)ersons or grouQs who 24 000 BTU General Electric air ---. ... • 1-1 - - - J· If" ~--------l!bltrtbach HardWare 30 61 anlt.eJ/.Q r'ec~ tve Publi c.. Not,ce WILL DO lawn mower and car conditioner nat a year old .~OTORCYCLES for tale 1971 FrencJt Flor.tls 26 70 for •!.I~ ;Jtpphcellons tn the stale Phone 992 2952 COUNTRY M'•b trt.: rwmu f"lrlli, repair , at my homf Route Suzuki TM .coo dirt bike and 8 Hith Individual game · etfy or 'for certain geograph1ca f R t 33 ten m1let north of 3 2& lfc 681 west 1 ,-ute off Rt 33 1973 Vema SC SOO Cllrt b1ke Whitlatch 246 arus Persons or vroups may Pomeroy Large lots with. Char les Lyons phone "992 Phor'le 985 3938 S.cond f'IIOh Individual gam• aiS9 ~ tqUtsl cop s of f t concrete patios, slelewatkt, H20 FORO Tractor With tide Ietty Whitlatch 210 ttthftl, aD~tllcatlo~~ or Ot~!r runners and off ttrett .. 3 1tp mower runt good and good !.fiO"'erlfl - . ."'Whitlatch M•Jn•nli pfrfalnlng to ~,k,ng P•ono H2 74'19. ru~~er S95G, fl5 llf•. IPaC"Ic Information Persona or LOOK INC. FOR meat CUtiC!rt · • !Ut ttc ' 33071OftCf ttlttt Nfttl - Marl vr-.s m•v hiYt fhetr name-s lob Over 4 vrt uperltnct in 5Jt put on tUCh I liSt by makmq 11 ; local store 1 meat t hop ttl~ 12 '" -,IOwt 3 pl- ;;j;d,l ,....,. hiltt ,.,.., - 8en ·T Written rtQues t to the Acumcv at tast 2 as lourney man meat SliiS AIIO. U 1n plow&, 3 pt .., ....., the Mdrtn tftown abOve cutl er Phone 9n HOI hitch S200 Phone 915 JS9A 1 4 I "I ~ lp .. J 3tp 3 "~ 0 7tp ~ H": IA J J, he -- - - --- - ___..... ' ' �. . ' ' 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 • Thursda y. Apnl 'l, 1'175 1 p~~m~~t~ In Mem011 '< ffotict -"f' " f Auto Sales ~~ 2 SIGNS @),QUALITY OF 't' ' . . Pomeroy Motor C::o;. • :.POMEROY MOTOR co. @)' ----------- · --------- ---- -- INDIAN JOE'S Home Maintenance CB .SAUS & PARTS I HEI,L RACINE PWMBING & HEAnNG- Ball BrothelS Construction Co. Help Wanted Pels For Sale CARRIER WANTED Mobile Homes For Sale Wantell To Buy THE DAILY SENTINR I R1d105 , A"ttnnls, Towers. Used T. V 's. l~r from the "Indian" and ave "Wam Pum". We buy used RadiOS •nd Towers Radios repa.red by FCC licensed service p,ersonnel. Stop and see the 'Indian" and Bubbles. Monitor Channel 10 end 20. W•t•r, ! ltclrlc; Gas, Stwer • f.lnos, lnstollod. Work 1 , guorontttd. . Doztr, Blckhot, Trucks Llmos1- & Fill Dirt Comtnorcllt-Rosldtnllll Construcflon & Romodtl xn ---------------- -------- - Employment Wanted • ....,.....------------- ----------- ---- - 711' ------------ Wanted To Rent - -------------- Local B9wling . Blown Insulation Services , I Service -. ,_ : I STORM Wunlows &lloors !From the largest Truck o~ Butrdozer Radiator to the ~ mollest Heeter CQre Nathan Biggs Radiltor St>eclallst ALUMINUM , Stdmg · Sof11H ~utters . Awnings Free Estimates Ph. ~2-3993 • SMITH NILSON MOTOR.S, INC. Ph 992-2174, ' - Pomerofl' . ' d• -- -------.. .-...JM..--- J TWO CttJC.,:':,.,_ ....... _.. ' ' ----,----------- - (l 117S svacuse, Ohio form Four ordinary words. , llE'S RIGf.fT, LURCH. IF W& APPEARiiiD AT -n<E 3 10 75 AI.IEN PRISONER IN T()W, .. •. .. :niE GUARDS WOULD l'l6.SS US AU. 111E WAY 1!\nO 'THE KING'S CHAMSERS W~UT QUESTION. HALL'S SALVAGE 949-3604 Building Homes 3 25-1 mo . C BRADFOkO , AUCt iOneer Complete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine, Oh io Critt Bradford YES .., SUT WJ.UI(T ABOUT 'n!E BURNING WEAI'ON? WflLaJ.GUE55 THErlf'S SPEtiD THEIR TIME IHJAIL Jo..W.. JEWEL AVAIL PILFER TYRANT TH OIIWS l)tfl''VE GOT L£t=T SHORT Ye•lerd•1'• tr'LL BE R COUI<4T 1 SET- GEMINI CMIJ 21-Juno 20) Someone is going to give you Important informatiOn to pass on Wrtte 1t down or you may not relay 1t accurately by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Tennis term CANCER CJunt 21-Ju(J 22) II you re usmg equlpment or tools. today that belong to another be sure you know how they work before you throw the SWitCh DOWN I Around home 5 Maxim 10 Russian City 2 Univ of Matne 11 Mtghty (break down) 14 Nebraska 7 Luzon ZZ Jacob's !rife Z3 Part rl. Yesterday's Answer 12 Grow 27 Unruffled molars 16 Soccer 29 Summoned 30 Of the great tribesman 8 Become infur1111ed (4wds.) ruckname ~ 3 Rage; bluster (3 wds.) t Wapttl 5 DISm8y 6 Say "Hello" to her • source 16 Buddy 17 Mining fmd 18 How some trousers fit 20 Aenalist's safeguard 21 Gll'l's 1 LEO (Ju(J 23-Aug. 22) Your mate Is going to be Irritated by your actions today when you do the exact opposrte of what you agreed to site 13 - out E>cCAVA:TtNG, dozer , loader fnd backhoe work , septic tanks Installed, dump trucks anct lo boyt for hire, will haul f1U dirt, top soil, llmtltone & gravet, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7019. night phone 992 352S or 992 9 Beseech Vikings 19 Dismissed 31 Coquette 22 Fat 36 Brazilian 23 Terrified tree 24 Small crown 37 Unclose Zli Pup(poet.) VIRQO CAuv. 23-Sopt. , 22) Your most productive t1me IS early In the day Toward even•ng you tend to be more careless than usual with tasks or assignments LIBRA C&.pt. 23-0ct. 23t If you re going out with friends ton1ght dec1de how much you H Ellpl!lllM! Z7 Croat lJL ABNER ZIAitar -------- -------~ SENNY-TOR PH06!30UND r! HOVV SWEEr 0 ' YO' TO NORTH (01 "'AKQ3 • A K 104 t3 • constellation YOJVE .n· Improvement Repa1r Service - Anything · fixed around tht home. from roof to basement You Will like our work and rates Phone 7"2 5081 12-29-tfc ZIHangmg 60TTGNTHt5 CCUNTRY 3% Blomberg INTO AN Yankees "'4 • Q 986 33 SkW 34 College t A Q 86 4 4 J 97 m Iowa :n Gumbo • •BlACK & WHITE TV •STEREO vegetable 38 Intensify 39 n WINNIE ®'IT!; AMA ZING l WITH ALLTHIB TALK OF A RECE5~10N 1 THERE ARE 11ME5 WHEI<J YOU CAN'T 131.JY WHAT ,......,.....~ ~WANT WH.SV tT I Easy Terms! Fret Delivery! u _ in Boots" Both vulnerable .. BastbaU ' YOU AND THE Pli'IC£8 I I HAD IDGOIN HOCK ID !lUY THI5 '" · II AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letler limply ltondt for another. In thiJ aomple MTXItMBXLR . I I \WMP~FM B -XG U ; »B. •F!ol R 1P I 1 I 1/111,)% ~EET SIXTEEN WHEN •I SOT MY FUST STORE-BOUGHT DRESS, GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ·S!lfiS ... nJNE 10 WMPO.fM 92.1 · ' ' fRCit ~ ' · ·AN' IF I A DIET PURTV GO ON I'LL BE · A SWEET l:WEI\JW-TWO '' ' QN BPXK, MB MR N " 0 H XU B W N ' W U I . ~ 24 2"' Pass 3NT 6• ' n_. P.ass 4 ... Pass Pass than you lhlnk They n let you know about It CAPRICORN CDoc. 22-Jon. 11.} When you draw funds for the weekend take a little eKtra to be prepared lor anything unexpecled AQUARiUS CJMI. 20•Fob. 18) Oon'l depend on an Influential 1 , acquaintance you've met recentty He s not prepared 10 do as much lor you as you d hoped PISCES CFob. 20.Morch 20) Think before you speak today or you may unwltt•ngly reave another with a very poor 1mpress1on You ,have a tendency ®~ April'· 1875 You'll have two mteresting , bus1ness propos itions presented to you this year The one with less gl1tter and sizzle has Jhe best chance or succeed1ng (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN • I 1..-~ow•• ., Yelluday'a, .er,ptequllt: o-RVATJON MOn.r. U1AI'I ~. EXPERIENCE RATHER THA~ PERSONS, ARE TlfE PRIME EDUCATORS. -AMOS B. ALCXl'M' ' ~~ l.U KIOI P • t - ~~-111-1, II<.) m dummy and tbe stx and four m hts own hand ' Then he would lead hts Jack of hearts If East ducked he would nse wtth dummy's ace , lead ~ dtamond and gtve up on seven tncks But if East covered Soutb would score hts extra tflck By Oswald & James Jacoby A rubber bndge player would wasti!L Jm ttme wtth today's , iland HI! ' would he delighted , w1tli'lits 'ctyb slam After drawmg trumps he would concede a ' dtamond tnck and go on to the next rubber after scormg 1,370 pomts A duplicate player would not nsk hts slam bul would vun' doubtedly give himself a cbance 1 He would start OperatJon Ex· Ira Tnck by runmng spades sq as to dtscard one d1amond Then he would overtake dum, my's ftve Of trumps With hiS SIX , cash hts last trump and dts· card dummy's dtamond West would ha¥e been squeezed wtth hts ace dr'dtamonds and long hearts, and South would have scored the extra 20 pomts LZ:ij;l ;} tJY:h>.3UI The btddmg has been Pass .,to score an overtrick tbat would C L.U U I ,T M A BARNEY IS •• Pass Pass Pass Soutb A II opootropheo, 1he lenllh ond formollon of the worda are aU hinta Each daY the code lo~ten are dlfterent , , : "' CRYPTOQUarE ", , • Q L S M G L X K X X B K G B P. U ,R L K U HERMAN ORATI ns-5592 MASON, W. YA. East Opemng lead - 4 "' Uled for the three L's, X for tbe two O'a, etc. Sincle letlen. MASON FURNilURE North Fencing foU DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: EqUIPMeNT I West deal RECt:WO/T!ONED EAST "'107652 • 7 53 tJI052 48 SOUTH "'J98 •J2 t K97 "'AKQ64 35 Hire ZENITH COLOR TV 3• 41053 2 WEST of the AWFUL. Weu North East 1 South • •' 1 "' Pass "' Pass ., 2 You, Sooth hold "'~j; Q g 6 s., A 2 • K 4 3 "'Q 8 7 Wliat do you do now' , A .._ Pus J•.. tboleatt ~It ... r o •tohHm bol01cod opoo- 1 v.. """' 1•1 bid " ' , TODAV'S QUESTION You do pasa West bids tJtreo clubs North and lao~ pass What do you do ' q· ~ l A now T , "' ••er ....-row be worth an extra match pomt Send $1 tor ~coer MODERN. J:~ould ~~~/np1~ ~~~~c~;,;: or nse With lite ace of spades al tnqk one Then he t: 1 1r~tatlon, Hew rrlll!, N v 100!9 ~ would draw trumps wtth-lhree - ""~.===;.;;....==-'-""'-"" . leads while leavme the flve ~ oNEWSI'APEN ENTMPRI8• """'' ' 6:00 ~· TIL MIDNIGifl' r ' SAGITTARIUS CNov. 23·Dtc. 21} You re apt to make some changes In social plans that w111 lnconv&ffience others more Duplicate play js different the act 2 11 tfc der your leet WIN AT BRIDGE ZliReUsh 5232 Buyers See Us For Your Needs In Real Es1ote. lletg &ar bac( gug• -IN JAIL ~~-~td ' tht acre . hourly or contract Farm ponds, road1, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years •x perlence Pullins EKctvating , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 ffC CAll 992-2259 I"--r: lt'lrnr r1ver IS Forrruc actd -------------- r1 I I J TAURUS jAprtt 20-MIJ 20) Be careful today you don t slight an old fnend to make points w1th a new or.e whose worth Is yet unknown (A.t.en l......,.w) service, all makes, 992.2284 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy, Authorlzea Singer Sales and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 ffc rfOME •::=.c•===•=•;;..;c..."----'1 ( I THFY\l GET - THEY CAN DO~Et;t work, land clearing b'l We are in great need Of properties to sell. Strike while the iron is hot- Sell Today while we have Cash Buyers. All Cash for Your Property. lhelor p.to 0111::.:;,noo eou1 WttAT C()(.JNliH' For FrldiJ, A~H ' • 1875 • ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 1tl A last~minute SWitCh In tact1cs w111 depnve you of the brass nng you could have grabbed If thmgsf ent as planned Now l1'l'lltP tho drcl.. Jetton ....._-"Pritl=-· --------------- -------------- . SEWING MACHINE , Repairs, ~- ----=--.-:.:::a- -n-....---- , I~-==(~]===~-==:D:;~::=:I._:~::..,._.:':::;orm -=.-:-~: LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-IMAGINE MEETING THEM HERE --------------- ~~:::;;;;jjiii~::::i!!il \ I KLANTE lJTll.E ORPHAN ANNIE ----------------.. Real Estate For Sale .. SCORPIO COct. 24 -Nov. 22) Don 't spring un e~~: pected guests on your mate today or you ' re likely to find the welcome mat pulled rrom un- HE: I~ ALWAYSo THE THII~D- "'SEPTIC TANKS cleaned' s 1 tfc #llodern Sanitation, 992 3954 or 992 7349 I eLWOOD BOWERS REPAIR _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'3.,. _ _9_ 18_ tfc - Swe~pers, toasters, ~ron s. all small ~tppllances Lawn CARPET inStillllal •on, S1 25 per mowers, neKt to State H1gh , yard Call R tehard West way Garage on Route 7 Phone 843 2667 Phone 985 3825 4 3 30tp 3 11 26tc 'REAbY l'i.IX ClrNCRETE ae;llvend right to vour prolect 0 & 0 TREE Trlmmmg , 20 Fart and easy Free years experience Insured, estlml!ltes Phone 992 32&4 free estimates Call 9:9f 3057 GOtr.Jieln Ready Mix Co , Coolville, (1) 667 3041 Middleport Ohio .. 2 12tp 6 30.tfc ---------------- bII RIVOY Located on old 31 Jus1 1'ri mtle above Meigs Fllr Grounds on right, iusl across from Grueser's Chip Mill . Put those junk outos Into cash We pay S13 lor standard size ars with frame and rear ond. we- boy sleet and unstrlpped motors, have scales so there Is no guessing, we need motoria t to f1ll our quota. Try us, we' re sure our prices will satisfy you Open 9 Til 4 30 Mon. Uhru) Fri 9 un1112 . 30 S11. .-J,..:,. Unscramble theae four Jumble~t one leUer to each square, to ~t\ IM lll!log US P11 011 ALLEY OOP CASTLE GA'TI!S Wm.t AN We Specialize In --------------- ------ ~lJJI~M;&.I ••••wl'.l lARRY lAVENDER NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY '104.951KDI - -- MILUOtJ\ Blowo Into Walls & AHICS• '72.9Q<KD) -- troml~ j TURF TRIM MOWER --------------- N-.'/~1$ JOSf f61tf.R'V 16 I J.M />tQ J!M For Sale -- ------------- 00-Sunrlse Seminar 4, Sunrise Semester 10 15-Engllsh 505 3 25-Farm Report 13 30-Five Minutes to Live By 4; News 6, Bible Answers 8, Public Altolrs 10. Blue Ridge Quarlet 13 6 35--Columbus Today 4 6 45-Mornlng Report 3. Farmllme 10 7·DO-Today 3,4,15; AM America 6,13, CBS News 8,10 B DO-Lassie 6, Capt Kangaroo 8, Popeye 10; Sesame St, 33 8 25--Capl Kangaroo 10. 8 30-Misslon Impossible 6 9 DO-A.M 3. Phil Donahue 4. 15, To Be Announced B; Morning with D J 13 9 25--Chuck While Reports 10 9 3~Nol For Women Only 3, Dinah I 6. Galloping Gourmet 8, Tattletales 10, New Zoo Revue 13 10 DO-Celebrlly Sweepslakes 3,4,15. Joker's Wild 8,10; Dinah' 13 10 J~Wheel of Fortune 3.~.15, Gambit 8,10 BORN LOSER 4 2-Z5 E«PERIENCED S DO-FBI 3. Andy Griffith 8, Mlsl~r Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; I ronslde 13 s 30-News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8; Gel Smart 15, Elec Co 33 6 DO-News 3,4,8,10,13,15, ABC News 6. Elec Co. 20. Per sonallly & Behavioral Development 33 6·90--'NBC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13, Bewlfched 6; CBS News 8,10, Zoom 20 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3.4 · Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report B.. Aviation 20,33 , news 10, Jimmy Dean 13, I • Spy 15 7 30--Porter Wagoner 3; Pop Goes the Country 4; New Candid Camero 6. Pop Goes the Country 8. Black Perspective on the News20,33; To Tell the Truth 13, Treasure Hunt 10. 8 DO-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Night Stalker 6,13; Comedy Special 8, Washington Week In Review 20.33, Engelbert Hum perdlnck 10 8 J~hlco & I he Man 3.4,15. We' ll Get By a. Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flles3,4,1S, Hot L Baltlmore6,13, Movie " The Other" 8, 10, Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Survival Kll 33. 9 30-0dd Couple 6,13, Assignment Amer~J:I . 10 DO-Pollee Woman 3,4,15; Gel Christie Love 6,13, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 11 ·00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 3~Johnny Carson 3,4,15;; Wide World Mystery 13; Movie "The Champagne Murders" 6. Movie "Ralntree Counly" ~ · Movie "Robinson Crusoe on Mars" 10; Janakl 33 1 DO-Midnight Speclal3,4, 15, Wide World Myster,y 6, News 13. 1 15-Movle " Devil Bat's Daughter" 10 2 30-Star Trek 4 3 30--Movle "Bus Riley' s Back In Town" 4. s 30-Movle '~Once Upon a Honeymoon" 4 want to spend Undisciplined fun and games will be too expensive 6 6 6 6 992-5700 I 3~ NBC FRIDAY, APRIL4,1 975 Free Estimates Phone : 949-5961 Emergency 949-221 I or For Rent -- - heah"!! , roofing, •pouting, general sheet metal work. -- ---- ----------- BEIN6 A&lE TO IJLAN/r:. OUT DI$TR'ACTIN<S THOUGHT$ , , Air condttlonlng, plumbrng, 777 PUrl SlrMt Mlddltport, Olllo Phono "2-5367 or m.JU 1 For Sale A? YOU KNOW THE Flll?T 5TSP li<J ATTAININ6 S WAMI HOOD 1$ - OOMPANY Ractne,O. I" CAPTAIN EASY '''"'' . 11 DO-H1gh Rollers 3, 15, One Life to Live~ . Now You See It 8.10 E(ec Co 20 11 3~Hollyw0od Squares 3,15, Brady Bunch 6,13, News 4 •.Loe of Life 8,10, Sesame St 20,33 11 55-Graham Kerr 8, Don lmel's World 10 12 DO-Jackpot 3,15, Password 6, 13; Bob Braun's 50 SO Club 4, News 8.10 • · 12 JO-B lank Check 3, IS : Split Second 6,13, Search lot Tomorrow 8, 10, To Be Announced 33 12 45-Eiec Co 33 12 55-NBC News 3,15 1 DO-News 3, All My Children 6,13, Phil Donahue 8, Young & the Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 1 30-How to Survive a Marriage 3,4, 15, Let's Ma'ke a Deal 6,13, As the World Turns 8,10 2 DO-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15, S10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Guiding Light B, 10 2 3~Doctors 3,4,15; Big Showdown 6, 13; Edge of Night 8,10 3 DO-Another World 3,4,15 General Hospital 6,13, Price Is Right 8, 10, Ascent of Man 20 , , 3 3o-:-<lMeLIIetoLive13, LucyShow6, MMchGame8,10 4 00-Mr Cartoon 3, I Dream ot Jeannie 4; Somerset 15, Gilligan's Is 6. Tattletales B, Sesame Sl 20,33. Movie " Little Boy Lost" 10, Mike Douglas 13. 4 3~Bewltched 3, Merv Griffin 4, MO<f'Squad 6; Lucy Show 8; Bonanza 15 News 3,4,15, BC New s 13, Bewitched 6, CBS News 8, 10, .Zoom 20 ~ M U Report 33 7 OOy;Tr~lh. oc Co~, 3.4 'Sow long for Dollars 6, What' s My Line 8) tlow~ !!1. Let' s'M.lke a Peal 13, J1mmy Dean 15. Lock Stock & . e,arrel 20, Nova 33 7 30--Holly~ Squares 3, 4, Ohio Lottery 6, New Price 1s ' Righi 8, Consumer Survival Klj 20. Wild Kingdom 10, To ,. Tell the TrUth ll 1 American Outdoorsman 15 1 8 oo-Sunsh'"e 3;~, 15, ,Confesslons of Dick Van Dyke 6,13. The Wallons 8,10, B1fl Moyers' J ol urnal 20,33 e 3~Bob ,Crane 3,4,15 9 DO-Mac Da*IS 3,4,15, Streets of San an cisco 6,13, Movie "The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone" 8. Movie "E arly Summer" 20, Movie "Countdown" 10 Pennsylvania Dutch Jazz Festival 33 10 DO-Lucas Tanner 3,4,15, Harry 0 6, 13, Woman 33 10 31!-'fiorace Marshall 33 11 oo-:News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15,33 11 J~Johnny Carson 3,4,15. W1de World Special 13, FBI 6, Movie "The Ctlme Club" e. Movie "Trapeze" 10, News 20; Janakl 33 12 :JG'--Wide World Special 6 ~:oo-Tomorrow 3,4 , Pilot Film B. News 13 6 -HElL log·for easy viewing rHURSDAY.APRIL3,1975 RACINE PWMB_ING & HEATING a.K EXCAVATING R~dlato Televi~ion I V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. . ... , . FOR FREE' ESTIMATES ' ·- · YOU CA!'i'T PUT ME IN JAIL! rLL GET BEHIND WITH MY STRIPS! ' wtndows, Sldtng, storm doors and whMiows, railing, phone Chortes Lisle, Syrocuse, OhiO C•rl Jacob, Soles Representative. I ""•• ,· ' \ I .' I •• On aluminum rept1ctmtnl 308 Page St. Middleport, 0. 992-3501' Real Estate' For Sale -- -- ------------- . p.J ___ _________ ---.- -- -------'----- - . l • • . . Services. Business· .. - ., · Harrisonville "_ Society News ,_._ •' /"' ' : ' I For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds_ TO WHOM 1T M/\ Y CON CERN IN Ll)V IN C.. m cm 01 V ot No r , ft/' N \ NO Mf.: ', 1-lOihlld I)OtJq,u1 wou ld lt kc to III VIH you 1 o~ ... Not1 ce is hereby l=JIV Cn that on lllitn ; r('donck. who Pil~~l~d ttlltmd Sunday '•chaol r't llu' f+._- Apn l 151h 1975 ~I 10 00 AM a <lWi'tY /\ pr1l 1 191' M•ddleporl Unllr i P1 n Y public sale will be held at S m•lh Ttuc(' years 11av1 passed S1t al' •. ~ l ct.:os-lll l Chur ;: h "o u!h lh1 rd 0 Avenue s. ta rln1Q <II 10 .1 m . ~~:~on ,:a~~: · ~~~ ~a s';;cr~~e T~~~~ns:dw~"rov cd was called I J 2tp I, collateral to w1t 1968 away •,~ loHow•no Pon1 1ac. 4 dr H T Sen al No God rook htm home 11 wa s Ht~ " will " 262)98P'29 1656 sa 1d collat eral • ,~being t;t.e ld to si'Cure an But 111 our hea rt s ht' livet h Sf 1ll (?UN ~ 110 0 1 on Mdc Hdl r~oa d : obllgat •on ar 1s 1ng under a re..ta d Sl;)diV m 1ssed by w1fc Gold1 e tCIC tory chok ed qun s only mstalr)"u~nt secu~ tty agreement ~ S;On~ , Jerr y .., and Ja ck. and • Sponsored by Racme .. ~ heiQ by General Motor s Ac •• , ta p1lllf!'S and mol h"'r H.:rtt JE' 1\nlNICoiln lCQIOn r,aturda y J)ll ~ cef)Jance C orpor.! I 10n as I ""pnl 5 7 P, m 1 1 1 ' "" secured party Sa id publt c sale 4 ~ Is to be conduc ted accord mQ tt o N• tt}e laws of the State of Oh1o 0 ICe General Motors Acceptance ' t972 DODGE dART CUSTOM $2395 .. n,Corporar•on reserves the r 1ghf A S OF Apr ll 1 1975 The MEIGS County Humaii e SOCiety : DOG S FO~ ADOPTION On e 4 d6or, locall -owner car, 318 V 8 engfne, automatic trans Syracuse Hom e Ultllltes to btd a t th 1s sale blood e d German full Com pan y w.t l l be co llectma The collatera l 1S presently mission, power steering, air conditioning, vinyl tnm. , 301 Page, Middleport She pherd fe ma le 3 months the tr gas btiiS at th e former stored and may be seen at Hutlng · Cctollng . v1 ~ yl fop, autumn gold llnlsh, while wall !ires. like new old On e bla ck and Wh1te off, ce tn Sy ra c use £mlfh Ne lson 1 ¥otors ln r Refrloentlon Root Rep1irs radio ' tn11ted breed mal e 18 months -l I lOtc ' .: Pomeroy Ol'li"cf *· Gutters . Plumbing . ol d Two Col li e.. and Shephe rd Electrlc•l Repa~rs and m xed black and wh1I C 1971 MATADOR GENERAL MOTOR S GRAND op en mg Ap nl I of 0 & J Service 1 S1595 males J' mont hs old Call f abr•c Shop ~" I m•Le below ACCEPTANCE Call 992-3S09and VB , 4 door, automatic transmission, power steermg, 9.19 49 17 M Cfd leport on Route 7 CORPORATION Save on your repairs also 3 30 6tp power brakes, vinyl 1nfer1or Black vinyl roof with red Spec 1a l polyest e r dou bl e repair mowers, compressors ~{ 4 ) 3 li e kn1tS S l 39 yd • finish Good white wall tires, rodlo and factory air and outboilrds Br.ng 1t '" 4 I 3tc ANNiOU NCING n e w hour s ilnd save ' SKATE A WAY 7 JO to 10 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA p m Wednesday , Fr1 day S1295 and s aturday Available for lfard Sale "~'~ 4 Dr V a, automatic, P steering , a~r cond., good tires, THERE will be a garage sale at p r rva te part•es Mondey aqua fin1sh " Eugen i' F •nk s res1den ce Tue~day a nd Thursday n tghls Wednesday and behmd Rutland Gra de School April J and 5 Few Avon Su nday afte rnoon s Phone bolltes and aniiQues odds and 985 3939 985 9996 or 985 4141 endS ,3 30 12t~ .s 1 3tc OPE111 EVES. 8 :00 P . M . '" 1!0R your ' 011 of M ink' . POMEROY, OHIO _._ Cosmetics Phon e BRO WN 'S John Jewell and daughter REVIVAL star1mg Ap ril 7 at 992 511 3 ~ . tom p . . Morgan Center Wes le.,. an Jete p lumbing • Kathryn of Columbus , 0 called 1 1 tfc Church 3 30 each even 1ng heating service and on Ava Gilkey Friday afTh e Re\1 Earl Oller speaker Nottee 1973 CJS teep, 14 000 miles Like 0 H Cart pastor '""•t es the AUC TION , Thursday ni ght, 7 ~ lernoon general sheet metal SJ ,OOO Phone 9-49 5182 new Yard Sales public to a tten d Ev eryone p m at Mason Auction A 3 3tc CARPORT sate Thursday, ' Frtends of Orville Graham works. Free welcome Horton St In Mason , w Va F r.dav and Saturday, Apr. I 3 Consignments w e l c ome 4 2 5tc ; ,will be sorry to learn he Is a 1972 PLY Ouster, 318, 2 bl Estimates. 4, and 5 one mile off Rt 7 Phone t304) 773 5-471 eutomat1c new t1res and ,jl8ttent at Veterans HosptU!l COONH\JNTER S rneelmg __,._ on Rt U3, Hysell's Phone 992 Phone 949-5961 2 2_tf c shacks 51 560 or take over 5555 F r1day even1ng April 4 .. wtth a he~r• attack He IS a payments Call 992.3682 after Emergency 992-3995 4 2 Jtc Snowball H•ll Refreshments spm NOW se111ng Fulle r._ Bru s h former resident served , " or 992-5700 4 I Stc Products phone 992 JJ 410 I CAN no longer take orders for 4 2 3tc • Mr and Mrs Larry Clark 1 24 tfc cakes Jnan Tuttle '"and Tamra, Penny and Wendy -----~---SHOOTING Match Rac1ne Gun 4 2 3tc 1975 MONTE Carlo 4,000 milf!S , P UB LIC Shoot Me1gs Muzzle all power, air, AM stereo Club Sun day , April 6 I p m 1,wer,e Easter dmner guests of LoaC!ers tzaak watton F ar m. SHOOTING MA'J"CH tape Call992 7036 after s p m 4 2 4tp Corn Chester . Ap ril 5 1 30 p m the Robert Clarks 3 5 tfc Hollow Gun Club turn f.rst Apr il 6 ra1n dale YOUR southern r •ght after Mdes Cemetery ..... Dana Turner returned from ORDER ~ veg~table p la nts now for Rutland Factory c hoked 1974 CUTLASS Supreme Am 3 31 5tc • "Holzer after major surgery r del 1very around May I Ffl1 , tape, ac super sport g uns only Sunday April 6 , 1 Charles R Ha r r1s Phone 843 pm wheels excellent cond1t1on Kenneth Payne Jr had 2693 Phone 992 9981 4 3 2tc •; surgery on hiS InJured leg -4 3 18tc 4 2 Jtc Chestet·, Ohio Fnday. He IS recupera tmg NOTICE OF DRAWING 1969 FORD one ton duel wheel mcely OF JURORS SO 000 miles one owner , cab Ph . 985-4102 Not1ce •s hereby g•ven that a •n utra good condltton for • Mr and Mrs Joe Carsey POODLE groommg SSWtlh bath publ iC drawmg of 1ur ors will be u Appo1ntment not always mOdel Phone 742 3232 4 2 41C spent several days wtth the made on the 12th day of April Home Building necessary Hours 9 to 9 except 197S at the off1ce of the Clerk of Darold Grahams m Newark, 0. Common Sunday Poodle pup 1967 FORD Gal&)(le 500, A l Pleas • Court m the ON Room Additions available Quality pnced We " Dr. and Mrs. Don Gtbson and Court House of Me1gs County shape, S475 Phone 992 2845 GRAVEL HILL and Garages welcome vour busmess Call Gay Lym of Maryland spent Oh10 , at 10 00 AM for the May 4 3 Jtc Coolv• lle 667 3915 :rerm 1975 of the Common Pleas IN J 21 75 .c 2 3tc ~he Easter weekend wtth Lana Cour t of sa 1d County MIDDLEPORT Gtbson and the Bud Douglas F reeland S Norns AND famtly Theil' son, Mark, who IS Laure n Hoffman lOx SO MOBIL F. home QOOd • MASON, W . VA. Com m IS Stoners HOUSE bath , 2 • a college student m Columbus, condlt1on S2, ISO 250 gallon 5 RM of Jurors HOR SE S & PONIES Phone 7ll2 bedrooms gas heat. w1fh lot CONTACT cattle watenng tank . S2S 30 0 JOined the famtly here for (4l J ltc • Elf1e s us k1rk 550 So uth Th trd 3264 ~·"' nf lime Phone 992 7330 4 3 ttc Avenue, Middleport , Easter OEPA Perm1t No -4 1 6tc 4 3 3tp - ----- --.-- P076lAD MISS Ella Bnght IS canng for Nal•onal Pollutant 01schnge Ph. (614)992-2156 3 RIDING horses Also, 3 saddles -::,ELL- ;o~r- ;;;o;-;~-;-for Ehm1nahon System (NPDES) Eunice Bradfield while Mrs casfl 15 homes wanted, 1958 13041 773-5386 · I for sale Phone H2 -4211 Program wend ell Grate thru 1912 mOdels Phone (614 ) BUY NOW & SAVE Low, low Douglas has a few days Permrt PUBLIC down payments 8 pet In NOTICE ____ __4_3!1c 44.6 1425 Galllpolts terest 30 yr f1nant1ng on new vacation NPDES Permit to DISCharge to J 9 78tc homes in 3 Me1gs County Sliite waters SOMEONE to conduct old upnght P•anos, Eugene Young, a medical locat1ons or BUILD on vour tele phon e s urvey •n their own WANTED Paying SIO MOBILE home 1971 -65 any condl fton to t Phone 992 5976 or 992 5844 home Mu st have pnvate l1ne patient at Veterans Hospital, Is Oh 10 Environmental l'rotechon K ~ng 2 b~droom Phone 992 each Frrst fl oor only Write 3 13 lfc Agency Hours from 59 phone or 5496 nd g1ve d~rechon s to Witten somewhat unproved I' 0 Box 1049 ,wrlle GallipoliS Bus1nes s • aP1ano 3 28 6tc Cb Box 188. Sardis. College P o Box 749 Phone Mrs. Adnenne French , a J61 East Broaa Stree t Ohro 439 46 MASON Now 3 bedroom -4-46 4367 after 2 p m only Oh•o .43216 medical patient at Veterans Columbus 4 2 6tp home w1th attached garage 61 4 466 4891 4 2 2tc M•d 20s good locat1on Phone Memor111I Hospital , remains (30-4 ) 773 5468 Public Not 1ce No OEPA 75 04 SOMEONE to sta y With elderly Contact STANDING t1mbers about the same --.._ 1 4 1 6tc 0605 man weekdays Wnle to Bo k Pomeroy Forrest Products RIOING mower , 6 hp Briggs & Mr and Mrs . "Darold Date of Issue of Publ1c No tice 7290 , c o The Dally 5entmel Stratton Engtne 36 mch cut P 0 Bo x 726 Pomeroy, Oh•o Pomero y Oh1o 3 1975 reco11 start. lrke new Pr.ce Phone 992 5965 Graham of Newark, 0. were Aprtl UOO Call 992 7JJI Name and Address of · Ap 4 2 6tp 3 30 "'' Gr.mm M1n1ng - - - - - - - - - - - - - weekend viSItors of Besste pllcant 4 2 2rp Company 5252 Southway S W , DRAFTSMAN Graham . want e d OLD furn.ture , 1ce boKes. brass Can ton OhtO 44708 Pref era bly W1th track work beds, or complete households MODERN stereo rad1o am fm, Afternoon callers of Ava Name and Address of F ac 1l1tv expenence Send resum e to Wr tte M 0 M1ller , Rt 4 where 01s c harge Occurs separate c ontrols 4 speaker a Gtlkey Sunday were Karen Grunm M•r1•ng Company P 0 SO K 152, Pomeroy , OhiO Pomeroy Oh•o Call 9927760 sound s ystem Balance Equal Opportun1ty em 10 7 74 Gilkey of Athens, Mr . and Mrs. Oran ge TownShiP Me1gs SI03 58ar terms Call992 3965 players County Ohio -~----------J 31 ffc Walter Jordan of Albany and 3 30 7t c Rece 1v1ng Water Mergs JUNK autos, cOmplete and Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gtlkey of Creek NEW LISTING- 2 bedroom del ivered to our yard We pick NOTICE The above named up «uto bod •es and buy all house w1th shower bath Albany , 0. applicant hos appl ied for a kmcB of scrap metals and IS FT FIBERGLASS boat SO Porches and goroge w1lh level Mr and Mrs Frank Graves NPOES permtl to diSCharge h p Mercury motor , trailer , •ron fi!:lder's Salvage, St Rt the designated rece1vmg PART TIME bookkeeprng, and Sk11ng equipment Ex lot $4500 00 12ll, Rt 4, Pomeroy, 01\lo of Michigan are expected In to mfo water The permtt will be 1ssued flexable hours l or 2 days a cellent cond1110n S900 Phone Calf 992 5468 • spend the last two weeks of by the Oh iO Env•ronmentad week or e\lenmgs EK days 992 2689 or evenings 992 RACINE - Modern 3 bedroom 10 17 tfc Protec flon Agency 2941 pertenced , excellent local home Large bath Nat gas ~prll wtlh !hell' uncle, !}uy Hps entity's operation •s that reference Phone 992 7090 CASH pa1d tor all makes and 4 1 6tc F A furnace, 7 large closets e'1en1ngs Bolin. of stnp mmmg at the facility models of mobile homes loc&t lon shown above Th 1s new 3 30 ate Pt'tone area code 61f 423 9531 1972 KAWASAKI motorcycle. with storage shelves Dry Tamra and Penny Clark facility has 1 outtalls - 750 CC, 2,200 m1les like new basement, garage w1th shop , 41Jtfc spent Sunday mght with their drschargmg an average of ccndlhan S•ssy bar and 4 ond Ia rge lot WILL do 1an tlor work or 17 320 GPO •nto the rece1v 1ng luggage rack, 2 helmets must grandparents, the Robert water pa.ntmg Phone 992 226'2 S1gmf1cant parameters sell Phone 985 4131 3 JO 61C Clarks to be mon1tored are aC1d1fy 4 1 Sfc NEW LISTING - 2 houses and a trailer One house ts rented . alkalinity .ron , suspended WANTED TO RENT withtn 20 ,---------~ -Mr. and Mrs. Denver Ash sol1ds and tvr btdtty WANT part or full t 1me work as mtnutes. from Phil1p Sporn 0\N E lOx to t1re, nm and tube, and 3 "'ce building lots Only recept •on•st or clerk typist, and children were weekend The followm g statements mme marrted couple plus 1 complete, S25 ready for $9,500 00 exper.enced on IBM Key dog Country or c1ty, house apply lo any and all NPDES truck Phone 992 7429 .. vlsttors of Mrs Eliza Powell. perm!ls for strtp 30 ACRES - In the boon docks Punch and offi ce procedure m1nes cottage or apartment Call 4 1 3tc on Shade R1ver $6,000 Phone 992 5771 Mr and Mrs. M A Epple des cr •bed above ()04) 882 3188 after 11 am - - - ---- -- ~--4 2 Jtp On the basis of prel1m 1nary 4 J 6tc 10FT ALUMINUM boat, 7 h p were dmner guests of the staff rev1ew and appltcat•on of Eska motor A 1 condtfion 2 BUSINESS - We have several Rolland Browns at Ray, 0. standards and regulat •ons the SEEKING employment ap new hfe lackets, used oars and locations with buildings prox 18 yrs experience 1n ' Dtrector of the Oh1o En sale or trade for good Work lor yourself with no They met hiS daughter, Mary v•ronmental nv.rs•ng servtce tn State In Protect1on Agenc;y bargain Phone 992 7-429 st•tut1ons. or will take any layoffs Reedy of New York who 1s here will ISsue a perm 1t for the 4 1 3tc FURNISHED 60K12 mobile type of com" mon labor Phone d1scharge sub1ec1 to certatn vlsitmg. 992 7273 home Roush Lane Cheshire. effluent condtttons and spec •al OhiO Pl'lone (304) 773 S42J CAP wedges and tra lier WE HAVE NEARL.Y 50 4 2 3tp The Epples report 267 at condtttons The draft perm'' wedges Any amount Phone PROPERTIES FOR SALE 4 3 7tp 742.;1743 Sunday School at Nazarene at wilt be 1ssued as a f1nat act1on B A m srantsh {Bilingual) and WHEN YOU REALLY WANT unless the Otrector revtses the 4 1 6tc genera office work, ftlrng, IT SOLD, TRY TEAFORD AT Rutland, 0 , Sunday draft after consrderat1on of the 12xS2 TRAILER like new S35 -------~ elc Phon e 992 7126 record of a public meetmg or per week, uttld1ts paid , Mr. and Mrs Jerry Waldeck wntten comments or upon -4 2 3tp Phone 992 3J2 4 G~OCERY busihess for sale of Loudonville, 0 and two sons d iSapproval by - the Ad .f 2 ftc Building fOr sate or lease . mm rstrator of the u s En TYPING general offi ce work Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m were dinner guests of her No stlorthand Wlllmg to t I P I to 10 p m for appointment. a person ro t ec 1may 10n Agency Any app 1Y myse If t o my work 4BEDR00Mhouse,walltowall parents, the M H Epples v1ranmen 3 10 tf<;J submit a written statement dtltgentty References Phone carpetmg a c, fenced In yar:d Saturday Pearl A Scott, 992 59S7 W1th patio nicP Phone 992 w•th •n ttl •rty days of the date of 2780 or 992 3-434 4 2 Jtp : Dano Ktng recently un- the Pub ltc Notice as to why the Dtrec for should rev1se the _D___ _______ _ _ _______ ____ :.._22_9_!fc ~erwent surgery at . the permtt If SlgOiflcant pubhc 1 WILL 0 bookkeeping In my O'Bieness Hospital In Athens. mteres t Is s hown a publtc hsome opr ly,our 9b9u,sl7nl•lss Call TRAil:_t;_R apartments~ fo,r r.e~t 19h71 FORPho truc9k l 'l ton, mixed usan u rns 6 Phone 992 5248 ey one 92 3436 or 992 • The baby of Bonnie Welsh IS meettng may be held on molion 4 2 31 P 5248 ol the D•rectar prtor to fmat , Stc 3 30 61 3 30 back ln Unlverstly Hospilaltn 1 't;,j~:~~~ , ~ ~~~•on P~~"1~te E XPE RIENc eO--;;c-;;;;ry -----"==------~ _ -----------1 81 Columbus, 0. with liver m- 0 seek1ng employment 3 BED"OOM mobile home lJSEDparts,Frye'sTruckand 1rec Ior, any aggr Ieve d party Capab1lit1es - typmg short washer ah d dryer, 1' 1 batns, Auto Parts, Rutland, OhiO fection has 1the rtgh t to appeal to the hand ab •htv to work w 1rh utiiJf 1es paJd, S-42 SO week 308 Phone (61-4) 742 6094 • ~~:, ;!nm e ntal Board of ftgures and lllmg Phone 992 Page St, M•ddltport, Ohto 1 22 78tp 5953 for resu m e 3 4 tfc --- In Ieres t ed persons are mvt t e d 4 2 31 P - - - - ----- ...::: ____ _ to submit wr:ltten comments c-~ ANLEV Products for nte upon the discharge perm1t -- - - - - - - - - - 2 Bl:::DROOM mobile nome m Phone 742 3762 Comments should be subm 1tted TREE Tr•m mmg and removal Syracuse No children or pets 3 9 26tc ;-.. 1 House and roof pamtlng , all Call 992 2.C.f1 affer • 6 p m 10 perlon or by mad no later Pomeroy eowhng Liine5 thilln 30 days after the date of work guillranteed Free Depos 1t required March If, 1975 fhts Public Not 1ce Det 1ver or est1mates Pl'lone 992 5278 3 11 tfc IN DIAN Joe 's Sporting Goods, buy and sell gun&. ammo. Tutsdily Trlpliute League mall all comments to 4 2 3tp - -- -- - - - - -- -- - llst'ling equipment, and atter Stlndtngs NPDES Permtt Sec tron . Oh •o - -- -~-------~-- TWQ bedroom trailer Adults April 1, we will have fish batt Tum W L Env •ronmental Protection REMODE LI NG, Plumbtpg. only Phone 992 3975 or 992 Stop by at 308 Page St , Friendly 'J avern 61 35 Agency , p o Box 10-49 361 East heatmg and all types of 2571 Middleport Phone 992 3509 loyal Crcwn Bottling 50 46 Broad Street, Columbus Otuo general repatr Work , 3 23 tfc , 20"·3'12 H P 3 2 301c King Builders Supply -47 49 43216 guaranteed 20 years ex - - -- - - - -- - -- - - Royal Oak Park AS Sl The OE PA perm ,, number per1ence Phone 992 2409 New York Clothing House and Public NotiCe numbers 3 111 tfc F URNISHED aparrnant, USEO cement and cmder block -43 53 should appear ne»e1 to the above --- --------'-~ ...l-- -adults only In Middleport 1 for sate Phone 742 J14J 22"-3112 HP Turner'sGrocery 42 54 address on the envelope and on HIGH School student wants Phone 992 3874 4 I 6tc H1gh Individual gdme - Betty eacn page of any subm1tted work after school and 3 2S ttc Self-ProPflled Smith 193 comm e nts All comments weekends HBs own trans POTATOES bring own con Sec[\nd t)igh lnd JVIdual game rece•ved no later than 30 daYs portallon Will do ~ anythrng tainer 54 for 100 lb Alto, 1966 3 and .f ROOM furnished and - s,tty Smith 174 after the date of this 1..1\ubth:: • ·• Call 992 7649 after .c p m Ford van bus for sale or trade unfurntshed apartments High strles - Betty Smlh~1 Nohce wtll be constdere~ n bm. l 4 3 2tp for motorClVCie Phone 915 Phone 992 5434 539 T'le "ppllcation. fac:l shevts. - - - - - - - - - ·~ J'OMEROV LANDMARK 3849 4 12 uc Stcono hiQh"serles - Dot Rite: permi t-· 1nciUd1nQ effluent THE MITCHELL' S Pa 1ntui g 9. _Jack w Cartty, Mgr. • 4 I 6tc 45.C tr•i m • ~· timi tet1ons, special condtllons , co Free est1mates Pamtmg. tliil Phone tH-2111 Ttem high game - Turner's comments recetved and other drywall & paper hang 1ng 11 PRIVATE meeting room for 1911 650 TRIUMPH . good any organization. phone 992 Grocery .C76 docymtnts are avatlable tor yrs eKper lence Phone 742 conditiOn Phone 992 7054 or 3975 T1tam high series - Royal tnspectlon and may be copied at 3592 992 5985 CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag 1 r 11 uc Crown BotthnP. 1311 , a cost oil S cents per page at the 4 1 6tc -4 3 2tp sewing math In~ ~r Mwlng ' • 1 bhlo £n~1ronmental Protect •on stretch fabrics. b onholn., ~ Wednts•••·•arly Berd. ~ ~ Agenc;v 111 thlt address shown GR AD-uATe: of Ot.;;;,-in~~~.e ·or tRAILER SPAC!& . 34 mllf 1973 HONDA motorcycle for fancy designs , 1 c Ptlnt Le11ue above any t1me between the north Of Me1_91 HtQh SchOOl on tale Phone 1•2 4294 sllghlly blem llhtd Choice of Techriology looking for job 1n Much 1~r UJS hours Of 8 00 a m and ll 30 p m carrying can or s•wing the capac 1fy of Electron 1cs old Rt ~3 phone 992 2941 4 1 Stc StantHn11 MandiV through Frtdar Cop1es 1tand . U9 10 cash or terms Eng.neer.ng "fechn lc1an l 23 tfc - - - -·- - -- - - -·- - Te1m W. L of tht Publ tc Notice are avellable Phone 9921755 Fie"lble hours Resume OUPLE)( -:-2Ut;-WaTr1Yt'St, K~~~e F~e~~gAe~~~~A t~~eer~~ Otptndlblt'Confractlnfl 72 24 available at no charge a t lln: 12 18 tfc available ... f.~pne ( 6 !4 ) 3J~_,.., Middleport, Oh~o Phon. 992 Phone 992 2257 after 5 30 p m Ben Tom Corp 71 25 •nm~ address 6i78 • 2780 or 992 3.c32•n 4 1 31p Roulh'l L.andln$ , , 51 4S. ' l M'i1t1,g lists are ma•nfa!ned ..,, -43 2IP ~ 1 ~" ._ j 2 f9t.c Evelyn's Grocery 38 ~58 "!Pr t. J)ersons or grouQs who 24 000 BTU General Electric air ---. ... • 1-1 - - - J· If" ~--------l!bltrtbach HardWare 30 61 anlt.eJ/.Q r'ec~ tve Publi c.. Not,ce WILL DO lawn mower and car conditioner nat a year old .~OTORCYCLES for tale 1971 FrencJt Flor.tls 26 70 for •!.I~ ;Jtpphcellons tn the stale Phone 992 2952 COUNTRY M'•b trt.: rwmu f"lrlli, repair , at my homf Route Suzuki TM .coo dirt bike and 8 Hith Individual game · etfy or 'for certain geograph1ca f R t 33 ten m1let north of 3 2& lfc 681 west 1 ,-ute off Rt 33 1973 Vema SC SOO Cllrt b1ke Whitlatch 246 arus Persons or vroups may Pomeroy Large lots with. Char les Lyons phone "992 Phor'le 985 3938 S.cond f'IIOh Individual gam• aiS9 ~ tqUtsl cop s of f t concrete patios, slelewatkt, H20 FORO Tractor With tide Ietty Whitlatch 210 ttthftl, aD~tllcatlo~~ or Ot~!r runners and off ttrett .. 3 1tp mower runt good and good !.fiO"'erlfl - . ."'Whitlatch M•Jn•nli pfrfalnlng to ~,k,ng P•ono H2 74'19. ru~~er S95G, fl5 llf•. IPaC"Ic Information Persona or LOOK INC. FOR meat CUtiC!rt · • !Ut ttc ' 33071OftCf ttlttt Nfttl - Marl vr-.s m•v hiYt fhetr name-s lob Over 4 vrt uperltnct in 5Jt put on tUCh I liSt by makmq 11 ; local store 1 meat t hop ttl~ 12 '" -,IOwt 3 pl- ;;j;d,l ,....,. hiltt ,.,.., - 8en ·T Written rtQues t to the Acumcv at tast 2 as lourney man meat SliiS AIIO. U 1n plow&, 3 pt .., ....., the Mdrtn tftown abOve cutl er Phone 9n HOI hitch S200 Phone 915 JS9A 1 4 I "I ~ lp .. J 3tp 3 "~ 0 7tp ~ H": IA J J, he -- - - --- - ___..... ' ' �'.• ~ •. ·"- ' .' • 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, u ., 'i'hursc1ay, April J, 'mo · /" · · ·· ELB·ERFELDS I • • • '• TO 8. Girls · Knee Socks Coordinate· Sportswear Rt!!J. 89c to $1.50 ··sAL E- ' Sale Several groups selection from our spring stock. (Not all sizes in all styles-colors) . Misses-Juni<irs-Womens Sizes Sale 1h Price .. ., ' .' ' ' ' ·.• . ' . to ' :. ~ I ,· . ' Special group of misses and half size dresses from our regular stock. .·- ..: • 4 •• ' .. .. . . ~· ~ ~. •" . '• ' ' Fashion and basic styles . . SALE PRICES Mens $5.95 Another Shipment WHITE AND SOLID COLORS 112 i . FRIDAY~ SATURDAY SALEI Short Sleeve ·Dress Shirts KIMBALL PIANOS -Neck sizes 14 12 to ' 1:1. Solid white and pastel shades of blue, maize, green. 60 per cent cotton, 40 per cent polyester permanent press. Seven _ button front. . Friday - Sa~"rday Sale 1 price UNLINED NYLON JACKETS 4 -".BRAS Choose from seven styles . 2 for '5.00 Sale! Sale! Gun Cabinets SEED ' PACKET~ Sale Sale Sale Sale JEANS Slim sizes 8 to 18 Regular sires 8 to 18 Husky sizes 8 to 18 Reg . 7.50 Sale Sale '134.25 ' 3eans Sale '164.25 229.00 8 Gun Cabinet-Oak or Pine Sale •17'l.75 ~~38 39c 29c J9c 15c .~le 269.00 10 Gun Cabinet-Maple Sale '201..75 279.00 10 Gun Cabinet-Oak $fi.88 Sale •209.25 Reg. 9.50 Jeans 319.00 12 Gun Cabinet-Pine or Oak Sale $7.38 COLOR TELEVISION Sale! Mens 6.95 25" diagonal picture. Early American maple cabinet. Reg. $689.95 Blue Denim Girls WORK Sportswear DUNGAREES $564.00 Now Only sale at the Mechanic ,Street Warehouse. Headquarters for Lawn Boy Mowers. Special Purchase ~. ( Sale CHAIR CUSHION SETS Avocado· Red· Gold Foam tufted - corduroy · two piece for regular chairs and rockers. . ·~\1 Our entlr; stock \'of girls 4-6x and 7.' 14 sportswear is included In this sale. Sale •4~88 Chair Pads, Sale '1.88 On sale in the Home Furnishi~s Annex Pants · Skirts Shirts · Jackets. Big select ion of styles and colors. .8 Track-Stereo Tape Sale Save this weekend on stereo tapes for car and home. Our entire stock is included. Sale Prices SALE PRICES Friday and Saturday Sale . ' '·' ' 'I ' MEN'S '49;95 DOUBLE KNIT SPORT COATs· Sizes 36 to 46 . Regulars and longs. Solid colors and plaid~. ~ f·ine selection . ·~ Mens Unlined NYLON· JACKETS 5?lid colors or :;olid color with Fonfrast trim. Stzes small , medium, large and extra large. Mens 6. 95 Ny.lortuackets - "· Mens 5.95 .Nylon Jackets Mens 4.95 Nylon Jackets ELBE FELD .. i •.' - • 5.50 4.50 3.50 Made of sturdy 10 oz. sanforized·fine weave blue denim . Sizes 32 to 46 waist · zipper fly · rule pocket · 2 deep front swing pockets. Reinforced at points of strain. ' Frid~y : Saturday ss.89 Sale! Umited Quantity .. MEN'S· SS.19 "LEE"· .CASUAL PANTS Summer . weight casual slacks -- 65 per cent ·cotton, 35 per cent polyester per - . manent press . .Olive green · navy blue and sun tan. Sizes 32 to 50. Not every size In every color . While T~y .Last Friday- Saturday · Sate 99 Sale '239.25 · lrd Floor Furniture Dept. FRin.~Y-SATURDAY . '· SALE. · ' • Sizes 29 to 44 pants · sizes 14'12 to 17'12 shirts . Famous Lee Permanent Press Tech Twill for easy care and nigged wear . ' , Navy - olive green · forest green . sun tan · charcoal. Good selection of sizes. D. A. (KID) CANADAY 'Kid' Canaday ' dies at .age 69 Delmar A. "Kid" Canaday·, 69, one of_Pomeroy's most colorful personalities, died Friday morning at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Canaday had been in failing health the past . several months .. Born June 16, 1905 in Gallia County, a son of the late Naman Rufus and Anna Switzer Canaday, Mr . Canaday was twice 'mayor of Pomeroy. He was widely known as "Kid," a nickname he used in the 1920s when he was a well-known boxer in the tristate area. At one time ·he was the welterweight champion of West Virginia. Intensely interested in politics up to the national level, Mr. Canaday not only served as mayor but also once unsuccessfully sought the post of Tenth District representative to congress. During his two tenns as mayor of Pomeroy, extensive sewer improvements wer~ made in the areas of Sugar Run, Naylor's Run arid Monkey Run· and parking meters were installed in the business sec-· lion . He was the inspirational force in having the upper parking lot wal,l repaired after it had caved into the Ohio River. Mr. Canaday had owned and operated the Canaday Chemical . Works in Pomeroy since 1932 and spent a grea t deal of his time traveling a wide area selling his products. Surviving are hi s wife, Bertha Bichman Ca naday, Lincoln Hill Road,"Pomeroy ; three. daug hters, Mrs . Anna Marie Chapman, Pomeroy ; Mrs. June Tinley, Hacienda Heights, Calif., and Mrs. Carol Mulvey , Newport Beach, Calif.; six brothers, Golden, Northup ; Cassius, Gallipolis ; Rober t, Rutland; Marshall. (Continued on page 10) PRICE 15' FRIDAY, APRIL 4: 1975 ' Syracuse pool funding closer SAIGON (UP1) - The Saigon government today claimed to have cracked the second plot in a week lor a coup agalnsl President Nguyen Van Thleu and Roman Ca tholics joined in the increasing clamor that Thieu step down. The u: S. Army chief of staff, Gen. Frederick C. Weya nd, said he agrees fully By KATIE CROW SYRAC USE Mayor Herman London Thursday night announced this town 's pre-application for swimming pool funding has been approved. Syracuse council made "preapplication" for federal funding of· the · project with the Housing and Urba n Development Dept. (HUD) . It will now be necessary for counci l to file final application by April 15. Total cost of the project is $140,000, with the village's share.to be $28,000. Coun cil will apply · for $14,000 (half the cos t of its share ) with the Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The swimming pool was one of fo.ur projects in the Buckeye Hills District approved. The other local pre -a pplication approved was that of the se nior forces. There were in creasing signs that Tbieu, with fuU U. S. backing, intended to fight aUattempts to force him out of office. · Public dislrust in his leader Ship continued in Saigon. Riot police fired shots into the air to break up a '' demonstration Thur.sday night by · 200 Roman , Catholi cs calling for Thieu's Syracuse under\ the Flood counci l and offered two fir Protec tion Act. Mee ting with . trees that are located on his council on that problem were property to be placed on the Carroll Norr is and Jim Titus. town park area. Council agreed Councilmen said they · have they would add to the park and no alternative but to adopt the plan ned to work out a way to · plan . The deadline for adoption remove them and• place them is July 1. at the park. Without adoption, property Hubbard also asked counci l owners in flood prone areas about tearing down a house and would be unable to borrow > old building located on the money fro~ any lending in- Putts properly, College Road, stitulion to build homes or add that is heirs hip proper ty . to a present home . Council agreed that .this should Oris Hubbard also met with be done and ·mentioned other old houses that must be razed . Coun cilman Eber Picke~s said 1,000 trees have arrived and some have been planted along the old dump area . The rest are to be planted at the park area. · Co un ci l ·voted to amend Ordinanc4\ 24, Section Two to change the speed limit signs on village streets fr om 20 to 2!i miles per hour . Council plans to begin ordering materials for the ball field. Federal funding of the I park pro ject was approved earlier. The cost of the project is $12,500 with the village to provide half of the cost or $6,250. The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev . Howard Black. Attending were Mayor London, Troy Zwill,ing, Pickens, Ed Neutzling and Robert Winge tt, councilmen, Milton Varian, police chief, Norris, Titus, Hubbard and Kathryn crow, clerk. I if '! • ci tizens. In other business, council approved two 'readings of an · ordinance that will include "' ouster. :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;.;:;:;.;.;.;:::;::.;-:::·:·:: Thien blames the Americans - ' ' ' SAIGON (UPil- President Nguyen Van Thieu said tonight the· South Vietnamese cabinet has resigned and a new government is being formed . Thieu ann9unced the resignation of Prime Minister Tran Thien Khiem a nd the cabil)et in a more than hour-long address to his bealeagured nation in which he blamed America for his trouble. Nguyen Ba Can, chairman of the South Vietnamese National Assembly, has agreed to form the :, new government, Thie,u said. "The Communists cannot possibly fight against our determination," Thieu declared . Can, considered one of the most astute J)oliticians in Saigon , has been chairman of the assembly since the latest congressional elections in 1972. Thieu said: "The American people as well as tbe American Congress must see now that they have got to do something for the people of South Vietnam 9.98 Pants - - - - - • • • Sale 7.89 8.98 Long Sleeve Shirts Sale 6.89 7.98 Short Sleeve Shirts Sale 5.89 LEE MEN'S ·COVERALLS Construction of the new branch bank of the Pomeroy National Bank is underway in Tuppers Plains. The new facility will contain an office, tellers' counter, a night depository, a drive-up window, a lobby and restroom facilities. Completion date wiil be about June I. Construction is by Leonard Erwin. :·:-:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Highs will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s Sunday and 50s Monday and Tuesday. Lows wil.l be in the 30s. $75,000 given RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande College has received a $75,000 con tribution, the income from which is to be .used for the ::::::;:::::,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::•:•:•: reha bilita tion and mainl<!nance of f\llen Hall, an admin istrative and c la~s r oom building at the college. Weather · Clear tonight, lows in low 20s. wa rm er Saturday, Cloudy, to keep from earning the label high s in the upper 40s. of traitors.'' He said that with reduced Probability of precipitation 10 U.S. military aid it was clearly per cent today, near zero impossible for 'South 'Vietnam tonight and Saturday. ' to · maintain control of the entire country . "We might ·say that the SQUAD RUNS direct battlefield situation Emergency Squad Pomeroy which recently occurred came, made one run today. At -12:56 of course, through weakness/' 'lbieu said. "But you also hav~ a.m. the squad went to the to admit that the spirit of the Herb Mcintire residence on people of South Vietnam has Eagle Ridge where they tran sbeen · underinined for more ported Marilyn Harper to than a year since they saw the Veterans Memorial. She was admitted as a medical patiept. (Continued on page 10) col~ege The gift was made recently by Mrs. Esther Greer of Mianii Beach, Fla., who is the former Esther Bradbury, a native of Middleport, Ohio. Mrs. Greer, who is a member of the Rio Grande College lioard of . Trus tees, and her late Sidewalk sale set Plans for a sidewalk sale to be held in the business sec tion all. day · Saturday. April 12, were comple ted by the Mid· dleporl Chamber of Commerce following a lunch~on Thursday aH~r n oon a t the Martin Restaurant. Da n Thompso n With presiding in the absence of Pre sident Don Wil son, the chamber, acti ng upon the reques t of the Middleport Planning Commission, agreed to pay $300 toward the main- l<!nance of the Leading Creek Marina . The group discussed addi lions to the Christmas lighting, membership policies, and of a letter from the Nolan Amuseme nt Co. in regard to the pussibili ties of a summer festival. The chamber will secure more information from the company. Meeting times were changed from the second Thursday to the first Thursday of each month at · 12:30 p.m . at the Marlin Restaurant. husband, Don Allen, built Allen Hall in 1958 in me111ory oi his pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen of Rio Grande. Plans are already beihg made for the rehabilitation of the building including plumbing repairs , painting and car peting. Ray ·Roberts , director of facilities, has placed the building on a repair and m_aintenan ce schedule and has had consultants inspect the · structure and recommend a P.ainting schedule. Painting of the offices is to begin immediately, and new carpet for the halls is to be instaUed this spring . Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, president of the college, said : "Mrs. Greer has beerl one of . the coUege's .best supporters over the years. and we are thankful we have friends like this who continue to remember us." I' Sizes 36 to 50. Easy action back . double action zipper. Exceptionally well made . 18.98 Grev Fi~her Stripe Sale •1·4.99 17.98 Green Herringbone Sale •13.99 Mens and Young Mens Wra~ler Denim Dungarees $8.95 ~ Biue 10 oz. denim · four patch pockets . flare leg. Zipper or button· fly . . _Sizes 29 length. to 38 waist. Choose your correct k · Friday - Saturday '6.99 ' . ,,. 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XXVl (DISCONTINUED COLORS) Sizes 8 to 18. Solid colors with contrast trim . Concealed zip in hood . snap front . drawstring bottom. Friday · Saturday Sale at y • Devoted To The Interests of' The Meigs-Mason<-A rea Pantyhose ~ Women's • e SALE PRICES BOYS 'WRANGLER" ·Best.f orm Earlier this week, U.S. AID officials refused to allow the sa me The first airlift of 52 orphans to the United States arrlwdSAIGON' (UP!) - · A U.S. Air Force C5A Galaxy transport plunged 'to earth in a swampy area juSt outside the base. HopThursday in San Francisco aboord a privately owned World plane carrying 3115 persons, most of tl!em Vietnamese war orlured fuel tanks burst into flames, sending up towers of smoke group of orphans to bo.ard a World Airways charter plane Airways DC8 to a country tOuched by the plight of the milllons of · because they fell it was unsafe to fly with the youngsters phans bourid for the United States on the first flight of President that ruuld be seen in Saigon, six or seven miles away. . refugees fleeing a Communist offensive. Adoption agencies . Ford's emergency Operation Battfiift, crashed and burned here The C5A was bound for its first stop at Clark Air Force Base in strapped Ill the floo~ . It was the first crash of a passenger plane at Tan Son Nhut, ~ throughout the nation were swamped· with requests ftr Viet.. · ' today while attempting an emergency landing. . the Philippines and President Ford had .Planned to greet pernitmese children.. · " · which-at the height of the Vietnam War was one of the world 's At least 178 of those aboard the mercy flight were killed; the B<maHy the ~phans when they arrived in California'. Thursday, President Ford announced he was eannarking a U.S. Embassy sa'ld. Embassy' spokesmen said at least 100 The· crash sent a wave of shock through the United States busiest airp<irts~ · special t2 million fund to fly out 2,000 j)l'phans by military air,children and 15 to 20 adults survived the first crash of the world's where hundreds of families were awaiting to adopt the 2,000 The area of the c~ash was partially controlled by the VietCong craft. Today's crash-the first involving a C5A-was the first largest plane. orphaqs to be brought there on the military airlift. A White House but there was no indication the C5A had been shot dow n. lniti ~ l flight of the plan called "Operation Babylift ." The embassy said the plane carried 243 orphans ranging in age . "aide, awakened at the presidential quarters at Palm Springs, reports said the plane had reac hed an a ltitude of 37,000 feet when U.S. officials in Washington said they were dismayed by news from 8 months to 12 years, most of them fathered by U.S. ser- Ca lif., described the crash as "unbelievable aJjd shocking." the cargo door on tbe plane blew off'-a similar type of incident of the crash but there were no plans to discontinue tbe flights. vicemen fonnerly stationed in South Vietnam. The embassy said South Vietn~ mese troops quickly sea led off the crash site, an which caused the crash of a Turkish DC10 near Paris on March 3, It was the second incident of the day involving OrPhan flights. A there also were 44 U.S. Mission escorts, 16 Air Force crewmen area near the Saigon River which is under partial Communist 1974, killing 345 persons in history's..worsl air disaster. Pan American World Airways plane with 34 orphans aboard was control. The Plane was a m1le and a half from the airport when-it and two flight nurses. (The Pentagon said 10 medics and nurses The C5A immediately lost pressuriza tion, and the pilot tried to from the Phillipines were aboard). fell. · return to Saigon. About a mile-and-a-half short of the airfield the grounded today in Guam b~ mechanical difficulties. Military sources said the area of the crash site of the C5A was The plane was 40 tO 60 miles out of Saigon when a rear cargo Many of the dead were children who had been strapped to th'e plane smacked into some muddy rice paddies and skipped acToss · door blew out from unknown causes, the embassy said . This . floor of the transport , which arrived here earlier today from the like a flat rock on a pond. Pentagon officials said fire apparently 50 per cerit controlled by the Communist VietCong and there had been fighting in the area only Thursday night. Troops were · damaged the Galaxy's elevators as the plane flew at 31,000 feet. Philippines carrying artillery pieces and ammunition for hard- broke out in a wing when a fuel ta nk rupttlred on impact. rushed to the scene to secure the area as-'llelicopters ferried out The pilot, Maj. Dennis Traynor, turned back toward Tan Son presse<tSouth Vietnamese troops struggling against Communist · The huge clouds of billowing black smoke could be seen in · · · Nhut airbase but was unable to control the rate of descent and forces' near the city . (Continued on page 10) Saigon , seven miles away . A brand new selection and all at sale prices . Friday ·and Saturday. Maple · Walnut · Cherry and Pecan finishes. Stop in ...:... buy the one you · want this weekend and save. · Boys $4.95 -- . . .• . STRAW HANDBAGS •4.49 SPRING DRESS 'SALE • ' ~- · Spring ~ 0 ' . 0 • .. POMERCDY· SH.O P FRIDAY AND SA •' .I . . .. I Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. ' ER t. ~" \\ I I . ! .,. ' .I ' ' .' ... \ :\ FATRE&80N TEAM- Hlnk Cleland, scoutrnasll!l' pf Pomen.y Troop 249, and his SOil, Hank will participate In the ''hike-bike" to be held Apr. 19 to raise funds for tbe retarded of C~ty. Hikers or :riders of any nbn-motorlzed vehicle, including horses, are' invited on the trip which Will be about Z5 miles. Sponsors of hikers of bikers will make a contribution to the retarded program of the Meigs Chapter of the Ohio ASS<JCiation for Retarded Adults and Children. Any SJXlllSOr or hike-bik~ entrant shouid call Mrs. Jessie Might,' 742-4055; Hank . Cleland, 911$-4209, or Mrs . Hugh Roush, 992-3232. ., MetP 'I .. 'I • ' . transport jets. United. Press International All the orphans were quickly spoken for . The crash of a planeload of war OrPhans near The American response developed sponSaigon today stunned a nation 'Preparing a taneously Thursday and through the night. joyous welcome and new homes for the homeless Families and couples besiege'<! Vietnamese children of Vietnam. rescue and relief organizations with requests to "It's the most horrible thing that ·could. hapadopt a child. . pen," said Cheryl Markso of ~ Friends of ''My God. I'm stunned. . What a horrible . Children of Vietnam, sobbing uncontrollably. " It tragedy ," said the Rev . Robert Charlebois of the doesn't matter whose kids died." . }. Catholic Relief Services in New York City. Miss MarksOn's group, based in De~ver, is in lie was on his way' to morning Charlebois said charge of placing the orPhans with U.S. families mass and would pray "to those who died in the · through other adoption agencies. crash and that the others get out." A White House aide awakened at the He said hi~ agency has been swamped with presidential quarters in Palm Springs, Cal\[., requests to adopt the Vietnamese OrPhans and and told of .the crash described it as "unwould· continue .its efforts ctespite the tragedy. believable and shocking." "We · do God's work in spite of man's It· was no! immediately known if President he said. · tragedies," Ford was awakened or if.the crash would halt or · "At least two families in our area were waiting delay plans to airlift the rest of an estimated for children," said Patricia Santos of the Friends 2,000 children to the United States. of Cl)ildren support group in Little Compton, R.I. Huridreds of Americans had asked to adopt "We don't know ir'their children were on the Vietnamese children soon after President Ford . plane that crashed. We have not yet told the announeed Thursday the United States would families involv~ ." · airlift the orphans on giant U.S. Air Force C5A In Vienna, Va., more than 400 families fonned the Emergency Committee to Save the Babies and offere9 to take in children. The California Department of Health adopted emer gency regulations cutting the time necessary to adopt a foreign child from six months·to one 'week. . Michigan waived all adoption requirements to permit immediate entry of Vietname!"' orphans; The first planeload of OrPlliliS had arrived safely in.San Francisco Wednesday night aboard a World Airways jetliner, a private airline flying on contract to tbe U.S. government in Vietnam, That plane carried 60· Vietnamese children, who were processed in at. an Army post and then dispatched to various families around the country, arriving at final desti.nations Tllirsday night and early today. . New adoption offers poured in _to the service organi!BliOil!l active in the relief effort. IAiuiae Cooper of the Miami Catholic Service Bureau said, "The- attitude seems to be, 'Oh my God, the.epoorchldren, somebody has to take care of them ."' · � 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 04. 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