https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c63775a697d246d0bca209fc41d60807.pdf 86bae74b6db7f5fb922ba1a7fae3cee2 PDF Text Text .. . ~ .. .. ...• .. ·, .; ,. . ... . ..... .. ~.. 5 MustangS Added to Evans' Herd I 11-fMDII)Jh4h•l,Mid"*'__._..;:rwwoy.O.• " Beitha Clark cb 1172 Ashbrook in -for SiX Months Dies Tuesday CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) -Rep. Joba ~. AlllbJwk, R· Obi(!, oald today tblo cO!Im'Votlve·dollle!lle lo Pmlilellt . Nixoo'• rmominatloa will contlllae for at leut uotloer ab:: moathl, but bow esteasive 11 wiD be depeadl Oil bow mlido more·campalgD money be caa raise. Alter besiiD& pndletl-tballoe 'lioald DOt talile It per cent of the vote in New Hampablre'o P1mary 'l'aeldayhe was boldlng at juot e:qctly 11 per eeat of tbe leta! Ashbrook oatd: "We will 1tay In Ibis raee lor at leall the next itx mootba. Our reaetloo bere Is reaDy one of qualified joy, and we will do loetter -far better -.lbaD tile ZO per cent we co011der solid lor F1orlda," in tloat olate'o primary aext week. LETART, W. Va. - Mrs. Bertha E. Clark, 90, of the Broad Run Community, was cleat!, on UTival a\ 'veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening where !lite wu taken after.becoming ill al her hOme. · Mrs. Clark Wail born Nov. 7, . ~ 111:11 at the Oak Grove Community, the daughter of the late Moses and Susan Ball Hoffman. Besides her parents she ..,., preceded In death by her huSband, WUJlain Walter Clark In 1950; three daughters, Delphia, Betha, and Margaret, and a son, Lawrence. SurviVing are six sons, Clark and Leo, Letart; Hoyt, of Kanauga; William, of e8 Pomeroy; Franklin, of . .WEST COLUMBIA _ Mrs. Klltiand, Dl., and Harry of De· Margie Ann Nesbitt, 43, 6547 Kalb, Dl.; three daughters, Briarmeade Drive Dallas Mrs. Helen Grinstead, Mrs. Texas, formerly df Maso~ Theresa Ohlinger. and Mrs. County, died Monday In the l!lliza Roush, all of Letart; 34 Richardson General Hospital grandchildren, 57 great- In Da)las. ll'andchlldren, and one greatMrs. Nesbitt was born Feb. I, great-grandchild. 1929 In West Columbia, ihe Funeral services will be held daughter of the late Harry O. at 1 p.m. saturday at the and Grace Frances Hoffman, Foglesong Funeral Home With Surviving are her husband, the Rev. George Weirick of- Willey· two sons Michael and ftclatlng · Burial will be In Paul :U,d a da~ter Susan Hoffman ~tery · Friends aU ai home; two aunis, Mrs: may call at the funeral home Helen Stewart Mason and anytimeafter3p.m. Thursday. Mrs, Etta Young, ' West Columbia, and several cousins, Roundlable to be nieces and nephews. . -Funeral services will be held Thur,sday at 7:30 at I :30 P.J1l· Thursday at the The monthly Boy Scout Foglesong Funeral Home with Leaders RoUndtable of the M- the Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler G-M Dlltrlct will be held officiating; Burial will be In 'l'bunday-, March 9, at 7:30 Lone Oak Cemetery. Friends p.m., at the American Legion may caU at the funeral home Plill 121, South 4th Ave. and from 7 to 9 tonight. W!U!em• St., Middleport. The Jll oguom emphasia lor MEETING SET April, to be covered at the The Harrisonville • Scipio meeting, ill Cub Scout, Circus AIUJ111li Aasll. will meet at 8 World; Webelos Activity Badge, Forester; Boy Scout, p.m. Friday at the HarrisonBike IItke and International ville Presbyterian Church. AU · Scouting. AU leaders are urged officers and members are · requested to be present. to attend. Muskie, McGoverri Contented • MANcm'3l'ER,Ni H. (u;.I) ·-The caravan of candldatea iD · the l'(ew llampahlr.e Prelldentlal primary hellded South today, with Sen. l!ldmund S. Muakie claiming hill "third vic!Alry In a row" and Sen. George S. McGovern's candidacy boosted by a sur. ·prislngly strong f1nlsh. Waiting for them in Florida were four more majOr candl.· dates for the Deinocralic pi'OIIdential nomination, who COLUMBUS (UPI) bypassed but could not Ignore, Nearly 500 Ullltecl Mille the nation's first primary. · Worken llllloll memben Despite hill triumph, Muakle, who work olrlp mlueo II! a weU.known, well-liked neigh. . Eastern Ohio crowded Into bor from Maine, fell slightly the rolll!lda of the Slate lhort of a majority in what Capitol today to lobby orlglnaUy was anticipated as a aJalJIIIt the Houoe paned big win designed to send him on· strip mine coali-tl bill. the long road to nomination as Hanna Coal Co. the odds-on favorite. The New Prestdeat Ralph Hatch Hampshire results ;:.ot in doubt said late Tue.day at lbe his role as the front-running firm's headqua~ters Ia candidate. · Cadiz he hoped tloere woald McGovern, who began IllS be no, ~demonstnlloaa' active campaign mote than a here today wbea a seute year ago and spent much more sub<ommlttee e0111iden time in New ,Hampshlre yo&n tile leglslatlooo. Muskle, exceeded by a Wide The mlaen, maooy of margin his npeclations of 25 lbem earrylag slgas oaylag per cent of the vote. It was the "Amend 1128" the aumber kind of effort he wanted to spiD' of the bill came Into the hl:l.campa~ot so much in capitol at about ·9 a.m. Florida - but in WiBconsin, farther down the line. ...... ... -. Overshadowed by the Presidential preference primary was the selection ~ pledged delegates to the Democntlc Three defendants were fined and three others forfeited National ConventiQn where bonds In the court of Mid- MU8kle appeared to be leading dleport Mayor John Zerkle in most, if not aU 20 places. As •expected, President Tuesday night. Fined $10 and costs I!Bch on Nixon scored a decisive victory conviction of intoxication were in. the Republican primaryRoger Warth, 37, and Lewill crushing opposition from the Scarbe, 59, both of HarUord, lefl and right-although he did and Dorothy Roller, Mid· not campaign in New Ramp, dleport, was fined $5 and costs. shire. Tbe victory was hailed forfatlbigtoyieldrlghtolway. .by GOP .leaders, lncludillg Jess Zimmerman, 30, Vice-President Spiro T, Stewart, and Ben Davidson, 67, Agnew, as a strong en· Middleport, forfeited bonds of qorsement of Nixon's policies and his admlnlatratlon. The ~ $30each posted for intoxication President also captured all It and a $25 bond posted on a stop .. sign violation was forfeited by delegates · to August's GOP (ConUnued from page 1) . James A. Drummond, 24, National ConvenUon. Nixon did not achieve the 79 nation second busiest port have reached a contract agreement , GaiUpolis. · per cent he scored In 1968. But that WID avert a threatened March 15 strike. Negotiators for the four years ago he had only ooe International Longlhoremen's Association (!LA) and the New opponent -George Romney - , OrleansBieamshlp Association (NOSSA) announced approval'of who had pulled out 12 days PLEASANT VAIJ.EY the pact Tuesday. Names of patients admitted before but stayed on the baDot, .Alfred.Cblttenclen, president of !LA Local 1418, called the . and a wrtle-Ul 10!' ]'lew Yor!l CQOriCr''llle belt In the nation," It cille for an hourly wage Nll:e tempor~ omllted. · Gov. Nelson RoCkefeller. DISCHARGES: L.ucllle of above the current '4.60 over the three years of the con- Moreland, Rep. Paul N. McCloskey, a Mrs. Carl Gillispie tract, tncreaaed fringe benefits and a guaranteed annual wage. and daughter, California Iibera[ who camMrs. John Prisner and son, Mrs. Roger paigned on an antiwar platPutney and son, Orville White, fonn, oaid he would pull out of Point Pleasant; Helen the race if his final total dipped Thacker, Pliny; Mrs. Jackie below 20 per cent. H not, Mc-Lyons, Pomeroy; Johnnie Closkey said he would go on to Roush, New Haven, and Mrs. Massachusetts, Rhode lsland, Charles Litchfield, Southside. and Oregon. Rep. John M. Ashlrook of Oblo, carrying the banner for GOP conservatives, finished third. CLUB TO FORM The DemO«ratic primary All ~ Five Point& Star Stlt- · llaUot showed, with 77 per cent 2 Ply Polyester Sizes · chen 4-H Club will be of the precincts counted: 2 Ply Fiberglass ~pnized at a meeting to be Muskie, 34,220 votes and 48 per beld at 8:30p.m. Tbunday at cent of the vote; McGovern, White Wall or Black Walls the home of Mrs. Roy Holter on 25,882 votes and 36 per cent; Route 7. Mayor Ssm Yorty of Los Angeles, 4,534 votes and 6 per cent; Sen. Vance . Hartke fi RIDERS TO MEI!."1' Indiana, 2,125 votes and 3 per · A 4-H Riding Club will be cent; Rep. WDbur Mills of organ Ireel at 1p.m. Saturday at Arkansas, 3,208 votes and 5 per the home of Larry and Jan cent, and Sen. Edward M. Jones at Sycamore Grove. Kennedy of Massachusetts, 8M votes and 1 per cent. The Republican ballot, with TAX INCLUDED 77 per cent of the precincts' LOCAL TEMPS counted showed Nixon, 60,3$2 The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. votes and 69 per cent of the Wednesday was 38 degrees, vote; McCloskey, 17,508 votes 282 W. Main Ph. 992-2995 Pomeroy, 0. and 20 per cent, and Ashbrook, under sunny skies. 8,363 votes and 10 per cent. Nixon swept all14 delegates to the GOP National Convention. Muskle with 33per cent o( the precincts In was leading for 16 of 20 delegates to the Democratic National Convention while McGovern had four. .. ' • > i Small "Karefrfe" . VINYL RUGS Margie Nesbitt Di m • Texas -~- ..2.19.Size .•....-..............;Sale 1A9 3.19 Size.~-··-· ....... Sale 2A9 .,._ r:... ___. .. 3.19 $3.49 "Imperial" · 2.95'· COMET RUGS With Sure-Grip Latex backing for skid resistance and safety. Fringed and unfrlnged ends. Machine washable - preshrunk - machine dryable. All colors in this 24x42" rug. Sale This Weekend 1.99 , All Purpose Throw Rugs . 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Doll Furnll\lre - Tricycles For· Nelsonville Dexter had Wagons. Slop In -look aroond. 'l'oo c1n r•lly save during Elberfelds· 17, Coffman II, Duffy 7, Conrad Sale In the new Annex"'oli Molin Strtet. 2 and Devol I. For Belpre, Scritchfield had 17, Moore 6, Lagston 3, S. Moore, Lewill, Cooper and Be Thrjftyt Save All of ·YoQr .MiUer 2 each. Friday, Albens will play • GaUipolla at 8 p.m. and Meigs wiU go against Southern at 8 p.m: ()lllitJ Alii Accent Rues ·.Ovais ., ·INGELS FURNITURE ! ·. !! MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 ' ' • ' . ~ ·I ' ' I , • loll f . GOO!) SELEC'P{ON .. . .. ' ;.. .,,., ' . ' .ggt . ' Size 18x%4, FAST INSTAllATION-NO WAtnNG! . . ''. ' ...... - ;'· - , NO. XXIV . NO. 232 1' ' . . ' larceny and forgery. · A Hughes spokesman in Los Angeles declined immediate comment "until further studies of the indictments." The indictments followed investigations of more than a month which heard testimony from scores of acquaintances of the lrvings and former associates of Hughes. The tangled case first broke into the news with the announcement Dec. 7 by McGraw-Hill Inc. that it would publish Irving's book on March 'rl. The publishing company said the book was based on a series of face-to-face interviews with Hughes that Irving claimed to have made over several months. A spokesman for Hughes, who was then on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, immediately branded Irving's claim 11 Untrue" and said Hughes knew nothing of a $65(),000 publisher's payment to him for the book. Irving said he gave two checks "personally" to Hughes and a third to a trusted Hughes aide. Irving produced canceled checks endorsed " H . R. Hughes" and said the funds had been deposited in numbered Swiss bank accounts. But on Jan. 21 the Swiss Credit Bank of Zurich revealed the accounl supposedly held by Hughes and which held deposits of $650,000 from McGraw-Hill and Life magazine , which had con· tracted to publish excerpts, did not belong to Hughes. - . Both McGraw-HiU and Life decided to delay publication. Early in February.. Irving suddenly confessed that hla wife, using the name "Helga R. Hughes," had deposited the publishers' checks in the Swiss bank. Following that admission, Swiss authorities charged Mrs. Irving, the mother of two young boys, with forgery, perjury, counterfelUng and larceny and asked for her extradition. Kleindeinst Said Unfit . WASHINGTON (UP!) -Columnist Jack !Anderson charged today that Richard G. Kleindienst was "unfit to be attorney general" because of the ''major role" he played in settlement of antitrust cases against International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Anderson appeared as a witness before the Senate Judiciary ~ComDiittee , WhiCh is considering President Nixon's appointment of Kleindien,st as Attorney General and charges that settlement ol the ITT cases was linked with an ITT offer of $400,000 to underwrite the 1972 Republican National Convention. ''There can be no doubt that Mr. Kleindienst played a major role in the settleml'!lt J)f the . ITT antitrust cases," Anderson said in prepared testimony. "He helped bring about a settlement experts have denounced as a sham." 'Anderson said Kleindienst is a man who "has trouble recognizing a crime when he sees one." The columnist said Kleindienst had protested it was "customary" for political conventions to receive such contributions, although, An· derson said, the practice "directly and clearly violates" the Corrupt Practices Act. "This country needs as its top law enforcement officer a man who understands the law and respecls the truth," Anderson said. "Richard Kleindienst is not such a man. He is unfit to be attorney general." Kleindienst emphatically has denied knowledge of the convention contribution offer or any other impropriety in the setUement of the case. He was nominated to succeed John N. Mitchell, who left the attorney general's office March 1 to manage Nixon's re-election campaign. Anderson, whose disclosures have helped fuel the rrr controversy, also testified he had information that ITT planned an ''all-out effort to discredit" Dita D. Beard, its washington lobbyist. Anderson earlier published a memo by Mrs. Beard linking the $1 billion antitrust settlement with the convention con· tribution. She is being treated in a Denver hospital for a heart condition. Anderson said that earlier testimony before the Committee indicated that former Kentucky Gov: Louie B. Nunn "has perhaps the most erratic memory in the history of American politics." Nunn told the committee about an ''embarrassing'' con· frontation between Mrs. Beard and Mitchell at a postKentucky Derby party at the Kentucky , governor's mansion last May. But when his colunm on the Beard memorandum first was ·published, Anderson said, Ntuon said he did not know whether Mitchell had met Mrs. Beard at his home. Anderson described as ~'false" Mitchell's statement that he was not involved in Republican Convention negotiations and had no knowledge of anyone from the GOP Commit~<~ or elsewhere dealing with ITT. Anderson (QmUnued on page 12) IN CONCERT - Meigs Junior High School instrumental students are hard at rehearsals preparing for their annual seventh and eighth grade bands concert Friday night at 8 in the school auditorium. Here's the flute section of the eighth 24136. , ~~ " 1\ S.lalp From ·... \( --- Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with a chance of light' snow north. Lows In the upper teens and 20s. Variable cloudiness and warmer Friday with highs in lhe 30S north and upper 40S and lower 50s south an.d central. grade band. From the lefl are Sandie Sayre, l!lsther Lowery, ' Brenda Bolin, Crystal Glaze, Terri Owens, Katrina Batey, Mary Rusche!, Tina Duffy and Ida Case!. See band program and rosters on page 4. Senate Revising Mining Bill COLUMBUS (UPI)-A Senate s ubco mmittee reworking a House-passed strip mine control bill today adopted amendmends setting up a special board to study reclamation of "orphaned" lands, and diverting half the receipts from Ohio's natural resources severance tax toward reclamation. The work of the Senate Urban and Highway Affairs subcommittee took place in relative quiet, with only a small audience present. Wednesday, the three-man panel had worked before a capacity crowd of 251).300 persons, mostly from mining companies. Sen. Harry L. Armstrong, RLogan, chairman of the subcommittee, proposed the amendment on the severAnce tax. He said the severance tax Welker Manages Bill on Floor Weather Size • TEN CENTS ------------------------------------ on coal of four cents per ton Also adopted was an amend· would produce $3.2 million for ment offered by Meshel, set· reclamation during the bienni- ting up a seven member board um . to study restoration of or· The money would be placed phaned land and report to the in an unreclaimed land lund to legislature by Aprll 30, 1973. pay for cleaning up water polOther amendments adopted lution and resto ring "or· would: phaned" lands - those - Require mining comstripped in days before strip panies to have soU tests made mining controls were in before they attempt to existence and deserted by the revegetate stripped areas. mining companies. - Allow the state ReclamaArmstrong and Sen. Harry tion chief to set standards for Meshel, D-Youngstown, adopted the amendment without a vote. The third subcommittee member, Sen. David S. Holcomb, R-Dayton who had favored the House version with a minimum of change, arrived at the meeUng late and left it to conduct a television interview in the HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI)corridor. Boyd F. Douglas, the for.ger, impersonator and two-time convict whO was an informant against the Harrisburg seven, thought he would like to be an FBI man after his parole-or at least work for the Bureau as a career. That was his testimony Wednesday on cross~xamina­ tion in the case of the Rev. Philip F _ Berrigan and six other opponents of the Vietnam war being tried on char~es of MA!YORS A'M'END DINNER MEETING - :J'hree Meigs-Mason towns were represented at the Wednesday night dinner meeting of the Mid.Ohio Valley Mayor's Association In Marietta where a report on President Nixon's proposed revenue sharing plan was given. Above are mayors of towns rep~esented and Association officials, from left, J. Carl Rhillehart, mayor of Pennsboro, W. Va., president of the West Virginia Council of Towns and Cities: William Baronick, mayor of Pomeroy ;·Margaret Bowersock, mayor of Belpre and treasurer of the Mld.Ohio Valley Mayor's As>;oclation: P. A. Nitzley, mayor of Parkersbur~ and president of the Mid.Ohiv Valle)' L Mayor's Association ; John Musgrave , mayor of Point Pleasant; Roy Harless, mayor of Mason, and Mayor James Swigert, ~ecretary of the organization and mayor of Marietta. Council and other representatives from Meigs-Mason area also present were Jack Juniper and Leonard E. Riffle, councilmen, Point Pleasant; Fred Samsel, Joe Jones and Richard Fowler, Mason councilmen, and Gary Gibbs, Mason recorder ; Donald Collins, councihnan of Pomeroy, and Charles Legar, Board of Public Affairs, Pomeroy . the use of explosives In strip mining. Such standards were written into the House-passed version of the bill. Rep. Sam Speck, R-New Concord, chief sponsor the bill, said he believed the proposals on the severance tax and the reclamation fund for orphaned lands were "probably a good idea." He said he had Included similar provisions in his original biU but they were removed in the House. Informer Wanted Work With FBI Jury ' ' '· I~,~·.. ;).:, ' ~ ., ELBERFELD$' IN 'POMERO~·· l wild horses, which are known in the business as ''mustangs." The classic definition of Mustang is, a 1111111U, wiry but tough horse directly descended by blood from the horses the Spaniards .used In their land invasions of the .southwestern lands. of what now are Texas, Arizona, New Mexi.co and Colorado in the 16th and 17th Centuries. Through the centuries since, the Spanish horse interbred with other strains including those brought into the region by American settlers later. Today the Musl;lng is (ConUnued on page 5) flrwoted To The lnleres" Of The Meigs-Mason .4rea POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OH!O THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1972 PHONE 992-2156 COLUMBUS State Representative Ralph Welker (,R-Pomeroy) was floor manage~ for the bill passed recently to increase by over ~ miUion pension benefits to police and firemen . The bill was sent to the Senate for concurrence to House amend· ments. ''Those who have served our communities In protecting us against the ravages of crime and destruction, subjecting themselves to great risks, certainly deserve the greater benefits of this bill," said Welker, who co-sponsored the bill. Win in 2nd Round .·a,cvcuGiaque.'.Aa,a.Rugs now rou can afford wall·tO• Will carpeting for all rour tloon. NEW YORK (UPI) - Author Clifford Irving, his wife and a researcher were indicted by a New York County grand jilry today on charges of perjury, fraud and grand larceny arising from the now officially discredited "autobiography" of eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes. A federal grand jury, which has also been investigating the bizarre case, was expected to announce its actions shortly. Irving and author-. researcher Richard Suskind were indicted by the county panel on charges of grand larceny, forgery and perjury in the second degree. Mrs. Edith Irving was charged with grand NEW YORK - THE 100 LARGEST corporations in the nation made $29.4 billion in profits last year - a 76 per cent increase, according to Gallagher Presidents' Report. General Motors Corp. made the largest gain - 217.9 per cent, the report said Wednesday. The gain compared with a sharp drop in the company's 1970prolits because of a long strike late in that yearNot counting GM's results, the other 99 firms showed a 70.8 per cent rise in aggregate after-tax profits, to $27.5 billion. The report said the 76 per cent rise in profits was made on a 10 per (Continued on page 12) . N-Y ' Gallipolis Come! · DEUVERED EVANS' MUSTANGS - Mary Ann (Sue) Chandler, 21, left, and Mrs. Jan Edgerton, neighbors and friend& of Gusher, Utah, drove a pickup truck from there to the Bob Evans' Farms at Rio Grande loaded with five wild horses. They were lui use guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans, · Gallipolis, from Saturday until Wednesday _ ' By United Pressllllernational SAIGON - AN AMERICAN SECURITY patrol tripped a guerrilla booby trap near Da Nang Wednesday, wounding eight soldiers, the u.S. Command said today. Two U.S. jets were Jlowned in separate incidents and two pilots were reported missing. In other action in the widening air war, U. S. Phantom F4s made three "protective reaction" strikes against Communist "'811Uaircraft sites, all of them strafing runs by the fighter· bom~rs after Communist gunners opened fire on unarmed recomaissance aircraft . POMEROY' SUNOCO Now! he said. Mrs. Edgerton is all Western . When she and her ·husband were married they took a homestead In Alaska . After 15 years they sold out and bought a SOQ.acre catUe and sheep ranch at Gusher, a town barely big enough to be recorded on highway maps. It Is about IOOmlles east of Provo and 20 miles south of-Vernal, which is on old Route 40 in northeastern Utah. Alarge Ute Indian reservation is nearby. In places, next door neighbors live 50 miles away! As a sort of hobby, the Edgertons catch and breed 'Grand Sale 1.39 ~.39 ·Visit ·the Drapery· Dep~rtment • ••.so Thousands Of Yards Of Carpeting In AVast Array of Cobs above Bob Evans Sausage House. . "We'lladd some more mares and build a herd of as pure mustang stock as possible," said Evans Saturday. They will ago. No other 'such sales are · known , besides that to Evans. So why has EvaiU", whose· sausage is a by-word fn three states, this thing going on Mustangs ? "When I was out West a year or so ago on vacation I saw herds of wild horses, something we've- all read about, heard about, saw picturesof, but have never seen in U1e flesh in Ohio," Evans said. "It seemed like a good idea to have some Mustangs on our farm in Gallia County as another attraction for the Uoousands of people, young and old, who visit us every year," $1.89 Mt. Maid All r:"urpose • B • News • • • zn rze s All in Stock Wild horses, or the 'old Welit', are another attraction on Evans Farms at Rio Grande. serve no farm or recreational purpose. 'IIWedon't plan to break them to riding," said Billy Wells, who operates a riding stables on the Evans Farm, parUy for lhe convenience of Rio Grande College students who take their riding instruction for college credit from Wells. It was Wei~ who went to old Mexico last year to go with natives there to capture "in the wild" the first four mustangs on Evan s ' Farm. Evaqs' herd will be unique, or nearly so, east of the Mississippi. Two animals were sold in Florida several years _"'"": Three Fined Savinp on Mustangs already on his farm obtained last year in Mexico . Nine Mustangs - tho<e mares and six stallions - will be quartered on the hillside __ _ -"-{{:. .CARPETING RIO GRANDE -Wanta buy a Mustan&? And catch it \001• · You can buy one for $35, and $10 each for aU after the first, on the Ute Indian lleservation near Gusher, Utah. But the trouble is you have to catch him , That requires more energy and know-bow than most "easterners" possess. That's one way to get your Mustang, according to Mrs. Jan Edgerton of Gusher. The best way is as Bob Evans, president of Bob Evans Fanns Inc., Rio Grande, did it. He bought five recenUy from a neighbor rancher of Mrs. Edgerton's to add to four in Session The Meigs County grand jury was in session Thursday at the court house considering evidence for possible indictments as presented by Prosecuting Attorney Bernard Fultz. Making up the jury are Ronald E. Hart, Margaret E. Ohlinger, Dallas Hill , M. Josephine Hargraves, Nancy B. Reed, Margie Benedum, Charles VanCooney, David Grate, Leo Morris, Charles E. White, William H. Hoback, Granville Stout, Nick Grueser, Jessa ·M. Brannon and Grace Price. Mrs. Reed is forelady . plotting to kidnap Presidential adviser , Henry A. Kissinger, sabotage Washington heating tumels and vandalize draft boards. Douglas has testified he smuggled letters between the imprisoned Berrigan and the other defendants while he, too, was a prisoner in 1970 in Lewisburg Penitentiary. He. turned FBI informant on June 3, !970 and gave the Bureau copies of the alleged conspiratorial messages. But even before that, he said, when he heard Berrigan talking about blowing up the heating ducts, he m~ de copies because "it was my intent in the future to make sure the FBI had this information." "So you were collecting evidence for the FBI 'without their knowledge, or consent-it was your own idea :" asked defense attorney Paul O'D· wyer . "My own idea," Douglas replied. .. He met with FBI agents that June to make arrangements for his informant work, he Said, and later met . again with Special Agent Delmar (Continued on Page . . ' I 9) �. ' Wallace's Flame Gutters Low, Now lly IIRUC t BIOSSAT that.,.. LEROY LAMBERT ol Lorado loll mrytllq In tbe flooclq Logan and Mingo counties except bls dog and wooden leg At a Red Crou abelter here, he discusses with Mrs Bomle Dials of (4189 SUllivant St ) Columbus 0 the assistance he will need from the Red 0'0111 to help hlm recover An estimated 1,800 vtctlms of the d1S8ster which struck over the weekend of Feb 26, wW need Red Cross aid With the II' unmediate needs DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Local Bowling Heartbeat Heard Through Ear By Lawrence Lamb M D Dear Dr Lamb-! would like to know what 1! can be that makes me hear my heart beat through my n ght ear Thts cond1bon 1s almost drtvrng me crazy because 1! happens every tlme I am lymg down trymg to get to sleep I have gone to the Eye Ear & Throat Cllruc but they can t fmd anythmg wrong w1th my ears Dear Reader- It IS per fectly normal Many people can he on their stde and hear thetr heart beat I sup pose that a person who IS more conscwus and aware of h1s body IS more apt to hear hts heart beat and of course 1f the heart beats vet y forcefully thts IS a factor Actually the force of the heart beat ts much greater than most people realize In the old fa s h 1o n e d spn ng beds you could watch the bed move m relationship to the heart beat There IS even one devtce the balhsto car dto~ram whtch has been designed to take adva ntage of the fac t that the body vibrates wtth each heart beat These mstruments re cord the actual osctllatwns cf the whole body that oc curs wtth each beat There are man y vanallons or these mcludmg b a r s that are rested on the shm bones and devtces that are placed on the chest But they all attest to the fact that the mecham c1l force of the heart beal can cause the entire bod) to vtbrate I thmk the best thmg I can tell you IS JUSI to stop POMEROY BOWLING LANES Feb 23 1972 Early Wednesday Moxed Standmgs Team Sm1th Nelson Motors 42 0 ler s Soh10 41 worry mg about 1t It hasn I Z1de s Sport Shop anythmg to do wtth your Young s Market ears ' 40 40 Nel son s Drug Tenth Framers 28 25 Honh lnd Game - A L Dear Dr Lamb-Could you tell me why mtroglycerm 1s Phelps 214 Betty Sm1fh 180 ser~es A l Phe lps prescnbed ftve mmutes be 583Htgh Betty Sm1th 494 fore a meal ' Also what ts Team H1gh Game - Oller s tmcture of belladonna for ' Soh o 697 Team Htgh Sene> - Oilers Dear Reader - Nttroglyc Soh10 2005 enn tablets are commonly used to reheve chest pam Feb 26 1972 caused by heart dtsease (an SENIOR gma pectom) They can S1andmgs also ca use relaxahon or the Team muscles m the esophagus I Gu1ter Dusters 13 2 13 1 wo uld guess however that Royal Crowns 13 the reason the mtroglycenn P n Busters 13 IS bemg gtven before meal s The Pros Born Losers 10 IS to prevent any pam or Sinkers 9 dtfflculty from the heart H•gh tnd Game - Russ Some people who have chest Dav s 199 Ru ss Oav s 181 pam after eatmg because of Htgh Sertes - Russ Dav s the heart can be successfull y 528 Melan e Burt Jon Bunce treated thts way The tablet 447 Team H1gh Game - Royal before the meal prevents the Crowns 884 chest pam In a sumlar lash Team H•gh Senes Royal ton mtroglycerm tablets are Crow ns 2419 somehmes prescnbed before exerctse " htch ordman ly BAN TAN Feb 26 1972 wo uld produce chest pam Standmgs Tmcture of belladonna ts Team an anttspasmodtc It 1s some Red Barons 12 9 hmes used m dtgestt ve up P n Bu sters 8 sets and problems such as Mustangs Breakers 8 stomach ulcers or related Ball Zod1ac s 6 dtsorders It also has a Snea ky Snak es 5 soothmg or sedatJvelike ef Htgh lnd Game Dav d fee t It too 1s frequently Sm1th 136 M• ke H nd y 124 used m treatme nt of heart H1gh Sertes - Dav 1d Smtih dtsease Thus I would thmk 241 M1 ke Hmdy 229 Team H1gh Game Pm that both of these medtcmes Buste r s Ball Breake rs 747 are bemg gtven for that rea m Htgh Senes Ball son although 1t 1s nol BrTea eakers 1481 beyond the realm of posst bthty that they mtght be Pomeroy Nafton Bank used for spasm of the Juntor Feb 26 1972 esophagus Standtngs Tea m Ra m s 16 Ch ets 14 12 Thundermg Herd Benga ls Zod ac s Str ke Outs Hogh lnd Game - 11 10 9 Steve Bac hner 166 Steve Bachner Bob Powers 157 Htgh Senes - Steve Bachner 467 Mlck Da ve nport 394 Team H1gh Game - Ch ~ets 882 Tea m H1gh Sertes - 2560 Ch efs Early Sunday Mtxed Feb 27 1972 Standtngs Team Ulf1 If Pres1dent N ~< on and P!em•er Chou En la1 can hove o lronk exchange of v1ew1 and gam a clearer not1on of our ddferences m on eff ort to fmd common ground- we can too my deo rl Rae ne Food Market Eagles Club Tom s Carr y ()Jf Forest Run Block Fa rmers Bank 51 47 40 30 28 Roseberry s Penn zoli 20 Htgh lnd Game - t:arry Dugan 2iO Betty Sm th 201 Htgh Senes - Larry Dugan 591 Maxt ne Dugan 507 Team H1gh Game - Eagles Club 723 Eagles Club 1973 DETROIT (UPI) - Cenler Ed Flanagan of Ute Detrotl Ltans had a very sutcessful operatt on on his back Wed nesday to correct a ruptured dtsc Dr Robert Kmghton lermed the operatiOn a success and satd Flanagan should be m top shape when the I tons open thetr tratmng camp m July HOMESTEAD fla tNEA I Alabama s Gov George Wallace today leads the March 14 F Ianda pnmary because he ts the narrator hero of a fan tasy ma ny voters m this state enJOY hearmg The fantas) has to do wtth brakmg the pace of ractal mtegral!on m the pubhc schools-and most particularly with ha ltmg the forced busmg of pup!ls to ac hteve that goal Wallace tells hts listeners that s gomg to come to a stop m thts country some day and Jt s gomg to come through pohllcal act10n But he IS netthet going to be nommated for the pres! dency by the Democrats nor elected The voters m Flonda know that They also know that busmg ts already wtdel y esla bhshed that mtegrat10n 1s well advanced That where the ~ can avoid 1t for thetr chtldren by puttmg them m pnvate schools those who wtsh have generally already done so Too 1t ts not at all clear that many Flonda voters think much wdl come of a Wallace victory March 14 though he says 1t Will send a message to Washmgton So wtlh a few exceptions hke hts btg rally m Mel bourne Wallace ts not fmdmg real fervor In 1968 hts packed halls were cauldrons of hate and fur y Often they were neat the explosiOn pomt That 1s not the mood now The frenzy 1s gone The crowd comes for the show- to be entertamed to recap lure bnefly old dreams of ractal separahon to hear thetr stand up man lambaste the liberals and the dtc tator courts the way comedtans used to mahgn Yonker< and Peona Mostly qutel Wallace s listeners break sdence to laugh cheer and clap at hts show btz hnes In Washmgton government departments stretch as fat as the eye can see There are thousands of bureau crats totmg bnefcases ll you look mstde maybe you II fmd peanut butter sandwtches Those hberals up there are JUSt a htlle over educated fo1 then bram capactty they want to do away wtth nattonal defense and g1ve money to welfare loafers You 1e almost blown mto oblivton by htgh taxes It s good run but 1t ts mdeed fantasy When tt s over people ftle out as from a movte house They know they ve been watchmg escape entertamment Wallace htmself clearly senses 11 In a partly filled hall m West Palm Beach he was not up Responses were sporadtc Hts favortte -gag hnes seemed hred and old IThey go back to 1966 m some cases ) And whtle Wallace the entertamer and fantasy spmner can sttll get em when he tnes hard hts 1972 show ts fl attened because he 1s trymg to be a broader and hence more plaustble prestdenttal candtdate He offers a full ktt of vtews on defense foreign atd taxes welfare cnme Hts dogged run through or these thmgs seems a con tnved exerctse at cross purposes wtth the tmage of Wal lace the thumper who befot e speakmg one mght told me Were gonna whup em we re gonna stratghten em out Too often now he doesn t stnke ftre The makmgs of fervot may no longer be m hts aU<hence or m htmthough he IS more sktlled and conftdent than ever and wears hts new assurance m more fashiOnable better !adored clothes Yet the great charade 1s not played out Many love 1t shU They don I mmd that then narrator IS Just that- a talker who Will never be prestdent They Will vote for htm m dtoves here plumpmg for the wat m comi01 t of a S)mbol for the man who can make them laugh as he carves up thetr adversartes and can gtve hts hsteners an hour or so m the company of old dt eams Otester News Notes By Clarice Allen AuxiUary Meets The Ladtes Auxthary of the Chesler Volunteer Fll'e Dept met Wednesday evening at the ftre house PreSident Betty Newell prestded Minutes of Ute prevwus meeting were read by Clance Allen and the treasurers report by Opal Wickham Reports of committees were gtven and cards of thanks from the Gaul famtly and the Bahr famtly were read The Auxthary voted to buy three dmen folding chairs for use at the ftrehouse They also voted to furmsh the potatoes for the dmner for the cancer fund dinner m Aprtl Roll call was answered by Grace Gwnpf Dorothy Myers, Opal Hollan Opal Eichinger Jean Sexson Ethel Orr Judy Elkins Inzy Newell Erma Cleland, Margaret Christy Opal Wtckham and Clarice Allen ApoUuck dinner was held on Sunday Feb 27 at the home of Mrs Opal Eichinger m honor of her mother Mrs Mabel VanMeter and her uncle Eldon Kraeuter s birthdays Enjoy ing the day were Mrs Ken neUt Hartung and daughter Heather, of Maryland Heather IS Mrs VanMeter s great· granddaughter Also Mr and Mrs Larry WaH Kent and Laren, Eldon and Leda Mae Kraeuter, all of Racine Mr and Mrs Dale Maidens, Bellev1ew Mr and Mrs Tom Ntce Miss Nancy Hawks, Denrus, Donald and Laura Jean Etchinger, all local Mrs VanMeter recetved many gifts cards and phone calls and she thanks everyone for remem benng her on her birthday On Friday evening Mlss Leda Mae Kraeuter took her father and her aunt, Mrs VanMeter to the Ohio University Inn for dinner m observance of their birthdays Mrs Eva Hollan has returned home after spendmg several weeks In Sandusky, carmg for her daughter Betty, who has been quite Ill Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and children Hockingport, were recent vlsttors of Mrs afternoon Mr and Mrs Charles Etchmger and daughter Columbus, were weekend guests of Mrs Opal Eichinger and family Mw Kathy Wilson, student at Rio Grande was a Sunday vcutor of Mrs Cleo Smith 3- WIN AT BI'IDQI BRUCE BIOSSAT Generation Rap By Helen and Sue Bottel GnW Up, Uttle Girl DEAR HELEN AND SUE I've been IIII1Tied aev111 monthl and I'm six montbl ll'eRDant My hlllband has a wen-pay~q job but sometm. bu to go out of ton overnight I always llllly with my mother wh«~ he'a away, but all Jlhe does Ia nag and gripe arid make me mllerable Site ..,. he's Jl'Obably With other gtrlt, and I made a mhtab DJir1)'ing him, but I know he iln't and I dim't We live In a good nelghborltood and my hlllband bas uked the lady next door to watch out for me but I'w ne~r lllayi!d alone How can I keep my mother quiet during these tlmea~ WORRIED AND HASSlED Dear Wand H A manleaa house creaks and groans a lot at night, true, but Isn't thlapreferable to a nagging mother~ (And abe'snot likely to cltange ) You're a bla Rirl now So learn to make It on your own when your huaband Isn't home - HELEN DEAR WORRIED Or get a girl fri«~d to stay wtth you Or ask to sleep on your neighbor s couch wttU you get up nerve «~ougb to lllay alone Don't make your husband's mother-In-law Jl'llblem wone by runrung home to her all the time' -SUE +++ DEAR RAP This problem baa eaten my heart for years My husband and I concetved our oldest son out of wedlock He 11 now In hls teens and Is bound to check his hlrthdate against our aMiversary date before long We're a very happy family, have two other children, and we all love each other very much We go to church regularly and know God has forglv111 us, but how can we tell our son • - T Y DEART I suspect your teenage son already knows, and wonders why you avoid the subject of his early appearance Young people these days aren't nearly so concerned over marrlage-vs -lirth dates as they are over whether they are truly loved and wanted In a happily secure family Why not level with him and find out for yourselves, at the same time Ieltlng him know that AIL premature parents don't go on to build great mamages You were the lucky ones' HELEN 1DEAR T How do you tell him• - Honestly matter-ol.factly, with emphasis on how muclt you all love each other Don t make a btg conference table thing of It - and never say you re sorry That would Imply bls presence makes you feel guilty, and !hen he might start feelmg your shame - which you should have gotten over long ago Don't delay 1ThiS Is no big problem unless you try to hide It -SUE DEAR HELEN AND SUE I need help I always tell boys my personal problems They liSten a little and then we go parking or to an old building and I let them do whatever they want I'm only 13 and I just can't stop myself I can t say ' No and I -HATE MYSELF DEAR H.M Your 111g11ature explains it You hate yourself, so you try to buy affection Honey, you're paying much too high a Jl'!Ce lor a litUe listening -especially when the boys don't even hear you Real friends listen because they care about you You can find them If you let an understanding adult guide you out ol tbls mess A netghborhood youth counselor, perhaps• -HELEN DEARH Maybe you re in love with "love," and you think sex Ia all there Is to It Getting straight is like going on a diet you must be reaDy determined or you 'U never succeed Are you • Prove It by levelmg with an older person - SUE +++ (GOT A PROBLEM• Or a subject for dicusswn, two- generalton style• Direct your questions to e1ther Sue or Helen Bottel - or both, In care of this newspaper If you want a com· bination mother-daughter 8118Wer ) Suit Signal • NORTH • Ql084 .JI03 +83 .KQJ3 WEST EAST .J5 2 . 7 . •A9854 .AQ6 .10 7 65 •z .10975 2 .984 2 SOUTH (D) .AK98 3 • KQ76 .KH .A z• ,.,. 1.4. Both vulnerable West North loot South Pass Pus Pass Pass Open1111lead- • 2 By Onald & Jumea Jaco6y The suit preference signal was mvented by Hy Lavin thai of Trenton N J . m the early thtrhes although oth ers have clatmed the credit Today s hand shows lh1s convention m 1ts best form East wms the first tnck With lhe ace of hearts and trre spechve of w h 1c h heart South elects to play East dectdes to return the sutt In the hope that the lead was a smgleton East wants hts partner to lead back a dtamond and the sutt preference stgnal en abies htm to tell hts partner to make that lead East returns the mne of hearts West ruffs notes that Ius partner has led back a htgh heart and leads back the htgher of the two SUitS he must choose between East takes hts ace of dta monds giVes hts partner an other ruff and leaves the declarer tearing hts hair m frustration If East held the ace of clubs he would have re turned the four of hearts to ask for the lower sutt Stmple • Effective' It sure IS However lots of players have become swt preference happy They try to gJVe suit preference st~nals m all sorts of stluatlons and lose stght of the fact that the smt preference stgnal should only be used when 11 is un mtstakable and IS not to take the place of the basic high card from comeon or strength and low cards for weakness (tUWSPit.PIR IHTilPIISI ASSN ) btddmg has been West North Eost The Pass Pass 1• 2• Pass Pass .J You South hold .AKQ76 What do you do now? BY JACK O'BRIAN A HYMN FOR THE HYMENOPTERANS NEW YORK (KFS) - The Anny' of ants to have diSported here to show natural ctvtbza!ton trtcks was an army all right - one mWton of them - until they amved InN Y , all frozen dead except 95 a corporal s guard In sechctdal solution to the hymenopterous (aw, go look 11 up' ) explosion Hal Prince has to replace hts whole 'Company" London troupe because of theatncal umon screams - except for Elame Strttch considered 'Unique abe sure 1s TV coverage of Uz' 40th birthday showed Dickie & Liz and, one pace behind the next unportant personage there - John Sprmger, !hell' press agent Insiders InsiSt Henry ICisslnger and atarlotte Ford longklssta~ even from atina Prominent 5th Ave matron of ru!h ladles wear family for ten years told friends (who didn t take her seriously) that she'd commit suicide when her son turned 21 He did, and abe did Brttam 's Lord George Brown was a delightfully shrewd and funny TV guest (Cavettcast) Bobby Darin's New Look at the Copa Include a introducing bls new wife, Andrea Yaeger, to the mlmlghtly audl«~ce Flor TniJillo, daughter of the unlam«~ted late Dominican clclator and wife once of Rubirosa, thlnb she's lived enough for tan autobiography and Is lookq for a literary spook alfford Irving won't be doing IUlything soon How tu1e I Big & Kathy Crosby wear ld«~tical denim sulla capital thug (not an elected one) tried to wtch Mrs Dean Achelon's ~ - but llhe belted the baglegger and he Oed , Ted Bates adgal Mary Duncan's llllable quallttes sold Nixon aide Peter Millspaugh 'lltey'll wed Julie Robinson gets feature billing In the Belafonte-Poitler filck, "Buck &the Preacher" Harry met her In the lobby and took a liking to her And married her Years ago Sen Muskie has a press aide who answers her phone, McGovern for Muskle" She's Cyndy (no relation) McGovern The Duke of Windsor s beautiful Paris mW (where he and the dookess live) had Its peddling price cut In half now you can buy It lor $600,000 Retroactively sexy Rexy Harrison's 64 Mar ~ There are polls for everything in Paris a survey concluded men prefer a good meal to a movte, gals,agooclmovie to a meal, they d t dn~ speCify the true fll'st cltotce Valentines Day gave the worldwtde FTD fiorlsts' 111 n Its btggest lovmgest wlsh·you-were-hereiat ~thaWood Crime expert Ralph Mr and M! s Eldon Will hohday sales yet Syracuse called on Mr and Salerno tsn t ]Ouung pro grid czar Pete Rozelle s Mrs Denztl Cleland Sunday staff Pele s loss Robert 9taw's "Good Friends" Plnter-play folded on Bdwy but Shaw still celebrated at the Green Derby, where he hand-wrestled actor Dennis McBride Mrs S , Mary Ure refereed Col Buzz Aldrin didn 'I seem to need psychiatric help (as he revealed he got alter moon~andlng) as he and his lovely Joan danced romantically at Desmond s Flocks of negative Items have plagued exactor Laurence Tierney but Father Roland Melody ( Narco Priest author) reports Larry sober sane, not looking for sympathy and had JOmed, was helped by and was helping, AA He was (make that Is) a powerful actor, maybe there s a comeback in the theatrical works Meanwhile he's been a working hardhat un oomplammgly Irish baladeer Tommy Makem had to dissuade bls falber, 110, from jetting here for Tonuny s Mat 15 Irish Relief concert at Car negle Hall The elder Makent wanted to fiddle In the show, the old boy still works weddings and wakes m his native Ireland Fun City cont'd Loew's State Theatre ushers warn ladles In the audience to guard your pocketbooka'' King Family guitarist conductor (and husband) Alvino Rey came to town with tapes of a net TV allow notion featuring the proliferating (exploding I) King clan St James Theatre backstage (where the delightful "Two GenUem111 of Verona" Is running) baa Its own lrll:.force Jonelle All«~ plays her star role siJ: nights a week, her un· dentudy Hattie Wlnlton plays It (a IGqble) twice a week. But Jonelle won't let Haute use her tlreasb!g rocm Cary Grant's Faberge finn Ia financing the St Jacques Organization, production firm of black actor Raymond St Jacques, wbo wW direct, produce and star In "The Book of NlDilbers" on a Grant grant Once there wu feminine cary-fan who pleaded, "While you're up, get me a Grant" While tbey do seem to seek publicity that generates ridicule, Liz I< Burton hav«~'t lOUgh! publicity about a fine warm thing they'~ done adopted a criJIPled German chUd - wbo no longer Is crippled but perfectly nonnal alter qwetly elltenslve Uz-Burton-pald surgery Broderick Crawford did that same marvelous thing years ago after his then-wife Kay a true beauty, had surgery and couldn't have chlldren , that cltUd now also Is a fine normal younpter, and we always were amazed and depi 1md that our old good frlenda Kay &Brod split up after that beauUful gift of love There 1 a MaliOIIo who did the same Incredibly semeaa thing, so no ones Ill bad A-Pass Three hearts 11 a close second t=ho1ce but the odds are that a further bid here wdl be leading toward !rouble TODAYS QUESTION lnstead of b1ddmg t wo hearts your par tner has h1d two d1a .. monds over your one spade What do \OU do n ow"~ Seats Available o M111 t h p 1012 er s olt ackets, 82-77 ., Preference .98654. 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Nll/1 011111 l A11{111 l(ll kit Jf th~ VIlli 111 1071 Ull k11l 1111 Wllh ti le Top Atlanta Five fiOtt(j 11! IIIU f'l( AA Mld0hMI ll~illvn nl will lln (tihy•rl Blue, Finley Far Apart 50 W W l Pd 00 lJ11 n1 !I II 110 C9V~ dntl th kilf 1 10 7~ Altor thUtt141nl I lndluy llilld flOtl~m" to • •lu" l' llrhl KOIII Jim Antslttlt "~ rwod ill fJ'IntH lnr l:llitltm•• ll'hluh ~ndeli ltH 1uuon at14 ~. Ute hvyl ro• urrl lhl~ MJAMO!l of ony Ohll! ' ollo11• " 11111 I •nlv,ht Ill Akllln llic •r1nl Bulls Hang On, Ket·m 's Komer 8.98 to 18.98 New York Clothing House POMEROY OHIO --·-- �. ' Wallace's Flame Gutters Low, Now lly IIRUC t BIOSSAT that.,.. LEROY LAMBERT ol Lorado loll mrytllq In tbe flooclq Logan and Mingo counties except bls dog and wooden leg At a Red Crou abelter here, he discusses with Mrs Bomle Dials of (4189 SUllivant St ) Columbus 0 the assistance he will need from the Red 0'0111 to help hlm recover An estimated 1,800 vtctlms of the d1S8ster which struck over the weekend of Feb 26, wW need Red Cross aid With the II' unmediate needs DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Local Bowling Heartbeat Heard Through Ear By Lawrence Lamb M D Dear Dr Lamb-! would like to know what 1! can be that makes me hear my heart beat through my n ght ear Thts cond1bon 1s almost drtvrng me crazy because 1! happens every tlme I am lymg down trymg to get to sleep I have gone to the Eye Ear & Throat Cllruc but they can t fmd anythmg wrong w1th my ears Dear Reader- It IS per fectly normal Many people can he on their stde and hear thetr heart beat I sup pose that a person who IS more conscwus and aware of h1s body IS more apt to hear hts heart beat and of course 1f the heart beats vet y forcefully thts IS a factor Actually the force of the heart beat ts much greater than most people realize In the old fa s h 1o n e d spn ng beds you could watch the bed move m relationship to the heart beat There IS even one devtce the balhsto car dto~ram whtch has been designed to take adva ntage of the fac t that the body vibrates wtth each heart beat These mstruments re cord the actual osctllatwns cf the whole body that oc curs wtth each beat There are man y vanallons or these mcludmg b a r s that are rested on the shm bones and devtces that are placed on the chest But they all attest to the fact that the mecham c1l force of the heart beal can cause the entire bod) to vtbrate I thmk the best thmg I can tell you IS JUSI to stop POMEROY BOWLING LANES Feb 23 1972 Early Wednesday Moxed Standmgs Team Sm1th Nelson Motors 42 0 ler s Soh10 41 worry mg about 1t It hasn I Z1de s Sport Shop anythmg to do wtth your Young s Market ears ' 40 40 Nel son s Drug Tenth Framers 28 25 Honh lnd Game - A L Dear Dr Lamb-Could you tell me why mtroglycerm 1s Phelps 214 Betty Sm1fh 180 ser~es A l Phe lps prescnbed ftve mmutes be 583Htgh Betty Sm1th 494 fore a meal ' Also what ts Team H1gh Game - Oller s tmcture of belladonna for ' Soh o 697 Team Htgh Sene> - Oilers Dear Reader - Nttroglyc Soh10 2005 enn tablets are commonly used to reheve chest pam Feb 26 1972 caused by heart dtsease (an SENIOR gma pectom) They can S1andmgs also ca use relaxahon or the Team muscles m the esophagus I Gu1ter Dusters 13 2 13 1 wo uld guess however that Royal Crowns 13 the reason the mtroglycenn P n Busters 13 IS bemg gtven before meal s The Pros Born Losers 10 IS to prevent any pam or Sinkers 9 dtfflculty from the heart H•gh tnd Game - Russ Some people who have chest Dav s 199 Ru ss Oav s 181 pam after eatmg because of Htgh Sertes - Russ Dav s the heart can be successfull y 528 Melan e Burt Jon Bunce treated thts way The tablet 447 Team H1gh Game - Royal before the meal prevents the Crowns 884 chest pam In a sumlar lash Team H•gh Senes Royal ton mtroglycerm tablets are Crow ns 2419 somehmes prescnbed before exerctse " htch ordman ly BAN TAN Feb 26 1972 wo uld produce chest pam Standmgs Tmcture of belladonna ts Team an anttspasmodtc It 1s some Red Barons 12 9 hmes used m dtgestt ve up P n Bu sters 8 sets and problems such as Mustangs Breakers 8 stomach ulcers or related Ball Zod1ac s 6 dtsorders It also has a Snea ky Snak es 5 soothmg or sedatJvelike ef Htgh lnd Game Dav d fee t It too 1s frequently Sm1th 136 M• ke H nd y 124 used m treatme nt of heart H1gh Sertes - Dav 1d Smtih dtsease Thus I would thmk 241 M1 ke Hmdy 229 Team H1gh Game Pm that both of these medtcmes Buste r s Ball Breake rs 747 are bemg gtven for that rea m Htgh Senes Ball son although 1t 1s nol BrTea eakers 1481 beyond the realm of posst bthty that they mtght be Pomeroy Nafton Bank used for spasm of the Juntor Feb 26 1972 esophagus Standtngs Tea m Ra m s 16 Ch ets 14 12 Thundermg Herd Benga ls Zod ac s Str ke Outs Hogh lnd Game - 11 10 9 Steve Bac hner 166 Steve Bachner Bob Powers 157 Htgh Senes - Steve Bachner 467 Mlck Da ve nport 394 Team H1gh Game - Ch ~ets 882 Tea m H1gh Sertes - 2560 Ch efs Early Sunday Mtxed Feb 27 1972 Standtngs Team Ulf1 If Pres1dent N ~< on and P!em•er Chou En la1 can hove o lronk exchange of v1ew1 and gam a clearer not1on of our ddferences m on eff ort to fmd common ground- we can too my deo rl Rae ne Food Market Eagles Club Tom s Carr y ()Jf Forest Run Block Fa rmers Bank 51 47 40 30 28 Roseberry s Penn zoli 20 Htgh lnd Game - t:arry Dugan 2iO Betty Sm th 201 Htgh Senes - Larry Dugan 591 Maxt ne Dugan 507 Team H1gh Game - Eagles Club 723 Eagles Club 1973 DETROIT (UPI) - Cenler Ed Flanagan of Ute Detrotl Ltans had a very sutcessful operatt on on his back Wed nesday to correct a ruptured dtsc Dr Robert Kmghton lermed the operatiOn a success and satd Flanagan should be m top shape when the I tons open thetr tratmng camp m July HOMESTEAD fla tNEA I Alabama s Gov George Wallace today leads the March 14 F Ianda pnmary because he ts the narrator hero of a fan tasy ma ny voters m this state enJOY hearmg The fantas) has to do wtth brakmg the pace of ractal mtegral!on m the pubhc schools-and most particularly with ha ltmg the forced busmg of pup!ls to ac hteve that goal Wallace tells hts listeners that s gomg to come to a stop m thts country some day and Jt s gomg to come through pohllcal act10n But he IS netthet going to be nommated for the pres! dency by the Democrats nor elected The voters m Flonda know that They also know that busmg ts already wtdel y esla bhshed that mtegrat10n 1s well advanced That where the ~ can avoid 1t for thetr chtldren by puttmg them m pnvate schools those who wtsh have generally already done so Too 1t ts not at all clear that many Flonda voters think much wdl come of a Wallace victory March 14 though he says 1t Will send a message to Washmgton So wtlh a few exceptions hke hts btg rally m Mel bourne Wallace ts not fmdmg real fervor In 1968 hts packed halls were cauldrons of hate and fur y Often they were neat the explosiOn pomt That 1s not the mood now The frenzy 1s gone The crowd comes for the show- to be entertamed to recap lure bnefly old dreams of ractal separahon to hear thetr stand up man lambaste the liberals and the dtc tator courts the way comedtans used to mahgn Yonker< and Peona Mostly qutel Wallace s listeners break sdence to laugh cheer and clap at hts show btz hnes In Washmgton government departments stretch as fat as the eye can see There are thousands of bureau crats totmg bnefcases ll you look mstde maybe you II fmd peanut butter sandwtches Those hberals up there are JUSt a htlle over educated fo1 then bram capactty they want to do away wtth nattonal defense and g1ve money to welfare loafers You 1e almost blown mto oblivton by htgh taxes It s good run but 1t ts mdeed fantasy When tt s over people ftle out as from a movte house They know they ve been watchmg escape entertamment Wallace htmself clearly senses 11 In a partly filled hall m West Palm Beach he was not up Responses were sporadtc Hts favortte -gag hnes seemed hred and old IThey go back to 1966 m some cases ) And whtle Wallace the entertamer and fantasy spmner can sttll get em when he tnes hard hts 1972 show ts fl attened because he 1s trymg to be a broader and hence more plaustble prestdenttal candtdate He offers a full ktt of vtews on defense foreign atd taxes welfare cnme Hts dogged run through or these thmgs seems a con tnved exerctse at cross purposes wtth the tmage of Wal lace the thumper who befot e speakmg one mght told me Were gonna whup em we re gonna stratghten em out Too often now he doesn t stnke ftre The makmgs of fervot may no longer be m hts aU<hence or m htmthough he IS more sktlled and conftdent than ever and wears hts new assurance m more fashiOnable better !adored clothes Yet the great charade 1s not played out Many love 1t shU They don I mmd that then narrator IS Just that- a talker who Will never be prestdent They Will vote for htm m dtoves here plumpmg for the wat m comi01 t of a S)mbol for the man who can make them laugh as he carves up thetr adversartes and can gtve hts hsteners an hour or so m the company of old dt eams Otester News Notes By Clarice Allen AuxiUary Meets The Ladtes Auxthary of the Chesler Volunteer Fll'e Dept met Wednesday evening at the ftre house PreSident Betty Newell prestded Minutes of Ute prevwus meeting were read by Clance Allen and the treasurers report by Opal Wickham Reports of committees were gtven and cards of thanks from the Gaul famtly and the Bahr famtly were read The Auxthary voted to buy three dmen folding chairs for use at the ftrehouse They also voted to furmsh the potatoes for the dmner for the cancer fund dinner m Aprtl Roll call was answered by Grace Gwnpf Dorothy Myers, Opal Hollan Opal Eichinger Jean Sexson Ethel Orr Judy Elkins Inzy Newell Erma Cleland, Margaret Christy Opal Wtckham and Clarice Allen ApoUuck dinner was held on Sunday Feb 27 at the home of Mrs Opal Eichinger m honor of her mother Mrs Mabel VanMeter and her uncle Eldon Kraeuter s birthdays Enjoy ing the day were Mrs Ken neUt Hartung and daughter Heather, of Maryland Heather IS Mrs VanMeter s great· granddaughter Also Mr and Mrs Larry WaH Kent and Laren, Eldon and Leda Mae Kraeuter, all of Racine Mr and Mrs Dale Maidens, Bellev1ew Mr and Mrs Tom Ntce Miss Nancy Hawks, Denrus, Donald and Laura Jean Etchinger, all local Mrs VanMeter recetved many gifts cards and phone calls and she thanks everyone for remem benng her on her birthday On Friday evening Mlss Leda Mae Kraeuter took her father and her aunt, Mrs VanMeter to the Ohio University Inn for dinner m observance of their birthdays Mrs Eva Hollan has returned home after spendmg several weeks In Sandusky, carmg for her daughter Betty, who has been quite Ill Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and children Hockingport, were recent vlsttors of Mrs afternoon Mr and Mrs Charles Etchmger and daughter Columbus, were weekend guests of Mrs Opal Eichinger and family Mw Kathy Wilson, student at Rio Grande was a Sunday vcutor of Mrs Cleo Smith 3- WIN AT BI'IDQI BRUCE BIOSSAT Generation Rap By Helen and Sue Bottel GnW Up, Uttle Girl DEAR HELEN AND SUE I've been IIII1Tied aev111 monthl and I'm six montbl ll'eRDant My hlllband has a wen-pay~q job but sometm. bu to go out of ton overnight I always llllly with my mother wh«~ he'a away, but all Jlhe does Ia nag and gripe arid make me mllerable Site ..,. he's Jl'Obably With other gtrlt, and I made a mhtab DJir1)'ing him, but I know he iln't and I dim't We live In a good nelghborltood and my hlllband bas uked the lady next door to watch out for me but I'w ne~r lllayi!d alone How can I keep my mother quiet during these tlmea~ WORRIED AND HASSlED Dear Wand H A manleaa house creaks and groans a lot at night, true, but Isn't thlapreferable to a nagging mother~ (And abe'snot likely to cltange ) You're a bla Rirl now So learn to make It on your own when your huaband Isn't home - HELEN DEAR WORRIED Or get a girl fri«~d to stay wtth you Or ask to sleep on your neighbor s couch wttU you get up nerve «~ougb to lllay alone Don't make your husband's mother-In-law Jl'llblem wone by runrung home to her all the time' -SUE +++ DEAR RAP This problem baa eaten my heart for years My husband and I concetved our oldest son out of wedlock He 11 now In hls teens and Is bound to check his hlrthdate against our aMiversary date before long We're a very happy family, have two other children, and we all love each other very much We go to church regularly and know God has forglv111 us, but how can we tell our son • - T Y DEART I suspect your teenage son already knows, and wonders why you avoid the subject of his early appearance Young people these days aren't nearly so concerned over marrlage-vs -lirth dates as they are over whether they are truly loved and wanted In a happily secure family Why not level with him and find out for yourselves, at the same time Ieltlng him know that AIL premature parents don't go on to build great mamages You were the lucky ones' HELEN 1DEAR T How do you tell him• - Honestly matter-ol.factly, with emphasis on how muclt you all love each other Don t make a btg conference table thing of It - and never say you re sorry That would Imply bls presence makes you feel guilty, and !hen he might start feelmg your shame - which you should have gotten over long ago Don't delay 1ThiS Is no big problem unless you try to hide It -SUE DEAR HELEN AND SUE I need help I always tell boys my personal problems They liSten a little and then we go parking or to an old building and I let them do whatever they want I'm only 13 and I just can't stop myself I can t say ' No and I -HATE MYSELF DEAR H.M Your 111g11ature explains it You hate yourself, so you try to buy affection Honey, you're paying much too high a Jl'!Ce lor a litUe listening -especially when the boys don't even hear you Real friends listen because they care about you You can find them If you let an understanding adult guide you out ol tbls mess A netghborhood youth counselor, perhaps• -HELEN DEARH Maybe you re in love with "love," and you think sex Ia all there Is to It Getting straight is like going on a diet you must be reaDy determined or you 'U never succeed Are you • Prove It by levelmg with an older person - SUE +++ (GOT A PROBLEM• Or a subject for dicusswn, two- generalton style• Direct your questions to e1ther Sue or Helen Bottel - or both, In care of this newspaper If you want a com· bination mother-daughter 8118Wer ) Suit Signal • NORTH • Ql084 .JI03 +83 .KQJ3 WEST EAST .J5 2 . 7 . •A9854 .AQ6 .10 7 65 •z .10975 2 .984 2 SOUTH (D) .AK98 3 • KQ76 .KH .A z• ,.,. 1.4. Both vulnerable West North loot South Pass Pus Pass Pass Open1111lead- • 2 By Onald & Jumea Jaco6y The suit preference signal was mvented by Hy Lavin thai of Trenton N J . m the early thtrhes although oth ers have clatmed the credit Today s hand shows lh1s convention m 1ts best form East wms the first tnck With lhe ace of hearts and trre spechve of w h 1c h heart South elects to play East dectdes to return the sutt In the hope that the lead was a smgleton East wants hts partner to lead back a dtamond and the sutt preference stgnal en abies htm to tell hts partner to make that lead East returns the mne of hearts West ruffs notes that Ius partner has led back a htgh heart and leads back the htgher of the two SUitS he must choose between East takes hts ace of dta monds giVes hts partner an other ruff and leaves the declarer tearing hts hair m frustration If East held the ace of clubs he would have re turned the four of hearts to ask for the lower sutt Stmple • Effective' It sure IS However lots of players have become swt preference happy They try to gJVe suit preference st~nals m all sorts of stluatlons and lose stght of the fact that the smt preference stgnal should only be used when 11 is un mtstakable and IS not to take the place of the basic high card from comeon or strength and low cards for weakness (tUWSPit.PIR IHTilPIISI ASSN ) btddmg has been West North Eost The Pass Pass 1• 2• Pass Pass .J You South hold .AKQ76 What do you do now? BY JACK O'BRIAN A HYMN FOR THE HYMENOPTERANS NEW YORK (KFS) - The Anny' of ants to have diSported here to show natural ctvtbza!ton trtcks was an army all right - one mWton of them - until they amved InN Y , all frozen dead except 95 a corporal s guard In sechctdal solution to the hymenopterous (aw, go look 11 up' ) explosion Hal Prince has to replace hts whole 'Company" London troupe because of theatncal umon screams - except for Elame Strttch considered 'Unique abe sure 1s TV coverage of Uz' 40th birthday showed Dickie & Liz and, one pace behind the next unportant personage there - John Sprmger, !hell' press agent Insiders InsiSt Henry ICisslnger and atarlotte Ford longklssta~ even from atina Prominent 5th Ave matron of ru!h ladles wear family for ten years told friends (who didn t take her seriously) that she'd commit suicide when her son turned 21 He did, and abe did Brttam 's Lord George Brown was a delightfully shrewd and funny TV guest (Cavettcast) Bobby Darin's New Look at the Copa Include a introducing bls new wife, Andrea Yaeger, to the mlmlghtly audl«~ce Flor TniJillo, daughter of the unlam«~ted late Dominican clclator and wife once of Rubirosa, thlnb she's lived enough for tan autobiography and Is lookq for a literary spook alfford Irving won't be doing IUlything soon How tu1e I Big & Kathy Crosby wear ld«~tical denim sulla capital thug (not an elected one) tried to wtch Mrs Dean Achelon's ~ - but llhe belted the baglegger and he Oed , Ted Bates adgal Mary Duncan's llllable quallttes sold Nixon aide Peter Millspaugh 'lltey'll wed Julie Robinson gets feature billing In the Belafonte-Poitler filck, "Buck &the Preacher" Harry met her In the lobby and took a liking to her And married her Years ago Sen Muskie has a press aide who answers her phone, McGovern for Muskle" She's Cyndy (no relation) McGovern The Duke of Windsor s beautiful Paris mW (where he and the dookess live) had Its peddling price cut In half now you can buy It lor $600,000 Retroactively sexy Rexy Harrison's 64 Mar ~ There are polls for everything in Paris a survey concluded men prefer a good meal to a movte, gals,agooclmovie to a meal, they d t dn~ speCify the true fll'st cltotce Valentines Day gave the worldwtde FTD fiorlsts' 111 n Its btggest lovmgest wlsh·you-were-hereiat ~thaWood Crime expert Ralph Mr and M! s Eldon Will hohday sales yet Syracuse called on Mr and Salerno tsn t ]Ouung pro grid czar Pete Rozelle s Mrs Denztl Cleland Sunday staff Pele s loss Robert 9taw's "Good Friends" Plnter-play folded on Bdwy but Shaw still celebrated at the Green Derby, where he hand-wrestled actor Dennis McBride Mrs S , Mary Ure refereed Col Buzz Aldrin didn 'I seem to need psychiatric help (as he revealed he got alter moon~andlng) as he and his lovely Joan danced romantically at Desmond s Flocks of negative Items have plagued exactor Laurence Tierney but Father Roland Melody ( Narco Priest author) reports Larry sober sane, not looking for sympathy and had JOmed, was helped by and was helping, AA He was (make that Is) a powerful actor, maybe there s a comeback in the theatrical works Meanwhile he's been a working hardhat un oomplammgly Irish baladeer Tommy Makem had to dissuade bls falber, 110, from jetting here for Tonuny s Mat 15 Irish Relief concert at Car negle Hall The elder Makent wanted to fiddle In the show, the old boy still works weddings and wakes m his native Ireland Fun City cont'd Loew's State Theatre ushers warn ladles In the audience to guard your pocketbooka'' King Family guitarist conductor (and husband) Alvino Rey came to town with tapes of a net TV allow notion featuring the proliferating (exploding I) King clan St James Theatre backstage (where the delightful "Two GenUem111 of Verona" Is running) baa Its own lrll:.force Jonelle All«~ plays her star role siJ: nights a week, her un· dentudy Hattie Wlnlton plays It (a IGqble) twice a week. But Jonelle won't let Haute use her tlreasb!g rocm Cary Grant's Faberge finn Ia financing the St Jacques Organization, production firm of black actor Raymond St Jacques, wbo wW direct, produce and star In "The Book of NlDilbers" on a Grant grant Once there wu feminine cary-fan who pleaded, "While you're up, get me a Grant" While tbey do seem to seek publicity that generates ridicule, Liz I< Burton hav«~'t lOUgh! publicity about a fine warm thing they'~ done adopted a criJIPled German chUd - wbo no longer Is crippled but perfectly nonnal alter qwetly elltenslve Uz-Burton-pald surgery Broderick Crawford did that same marvelous thing years ago after his then-wife Kay a true beauty, had surgery and couldn't have chlldren , that cltUd now also Is a fine normal younpter, and we always were amazed and depi 1md that our old good frlenda Kay &Brod split up after that beauUful gift of love There 1 a MaliOIIo who did the same Incredibly semeaa thing, so no ones Ill bad A-Pass Three hearts 11 a close second t=ho1ce but the odds are that a further bid here wdl be leading toward !rouble TODAYS QUESTION lnstead of b1ddmg t wo hearts your par tner has h1d two d1a .. monds over your one spade What do \OU do n ow"~ Seats Available o M111 t h p 1012 er s olt ackets, 82-77 ., Preference .98654. 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Nll/1 011111 l A11{111 l(ll kit Jf th~ VIlli 111 1071 Ull k11l 1111 Wllh ti le Top Atlanta Five fiOtt(j 11! IIIU f'l( AA Mld0hMI ll~illvn nl will lln (tihy•rl Blue, Finley Far Apart 50 W W l Pd 00 lJ11 n1 !I II 110 C9V~ dntl th kilf 1 10 7~ Altor thUtt141nl I lndluy llilld flOtl~m" to • •lu" l' llrhl KOIII Jim Antslttlt "~ rwod ill fJ'IntH lnr l:llitltm•• ll'hluh ~ndeli ltH 1uuon at14 ~. Ute hvyl ro• urrl lhl~ MJAMO!l of ony Ohll! 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The council, made up uf reprc se nt.:lti ves of se ven sou lhe<lsleru Ohio co unties, will direct Jts activities toward assis ting in the esw blishment of a regiona l eme rgency medical service organization und er a pilot program being organized by the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation ln e. D. J. Lloyd is director of program development. Meigs County members of the advisory cotml'il now ilre Ben Ewing, Wal te r Cleland, ~'ritz Sisson, Mrs. Barbara Shuler , Mrs . Donald Mora, John Zerkle , J tm Mees, William Baronick, Robert Clark, Dr . Ray R. Pickens, Donald Diener, and Chester Tannehill. SIXTH C:HADE CHEEHLEADEHS at Syrat11se Elernenwry '"''' fro11t row. 1-r, Sha ron ~vans, Teresit Ferrell <.md Conrnc Patterson; be~ ck row, Lori Gulntht.: r, .J ;1ye Onl, Hes.sic Duvis and Beverly Priee, advisor. Over 130 instrumental music students of the Meigs Junior High School will be presented in concert at 8 p. m. Priday at the school auditorium in Middleport. . , Under the direction of David Bowen and Harry Guenther, the seventh and eighth grade bands will present a varied program. Seventh grade band nwnbers will include, "This Old Man," " Greensleeves" , " Spiritual Rock," a waltz , "Sh erry Lynn", "Londond erry Air" and "Spiritual March. " The eighth grade band will play such numbers as "For All We Know," "Big Band Bossa Nova", " By the Time I Get to Phoenix ", ''Rainy Days and Mondays," "Close to You" and " I'll Never Fall in Love Again," the theme from "Love Story" from the pop field. Other numbe rs will include "Kings Go r'orth ," "Little Scotch Sui te", "A Set of Spirituals", uTrum pet Song,., and "March Along Song." Personnel of lhe two bands COLUMBUS (UPI) - A bill eliminating the requirement that freight trains use fivemember crews in Ohio was cleared by the Ohio General Assembly after a year of going from one chamber to the other and was passed along to the desk of Gov. John J . Gilligan. A spokesman for lhe governor said he was " undeCided" whether to sign th e legislation, whic h has produced prolonged and hea led debates over its men'ts. PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Pt. Pleasant, W. Vn. Saturday, March 4,1972 - HOGS - 175 to 220 23.75 to 24.90, Heavies 23 to 21.25, Lights 17 to 23, F'at Sows 20.10 to 23.40, Boars 20.50 to 21.40, Pigs 7 to 12, Stock Shoats 15 to 22. CATTLE - Steers 28.60 to 30, Heifers 23 to 28, Fat Cows 22 to 25.10, Canners 17.75 to 21, Bulls 25 to 28. 70, Stock Cows and Calves 220 to 300, Stock Steers 32 to 36, Stock Heifers 30 to 36, Stock Steer Cai•·es 39 to 44, Stock Heifer Calves 29 to 37. VEAL .CALVES - Tops !>1.80, Seconds 54.70, Mediwn :1p0 to 48.75, Common & Heavies 44.75 to 54.70. ma intained fi remen FIJ>'TH GHADE CHEEI\LEADEHS at Syracuse Elementa ry arc, front row, 1-r, Tammy Davis, Debbie Brown. Kim Winebrenner and Lort Chapman, 011 top ts Cuuly Patleroun . mcnt and the bi ll went Tl1c Setwte retum:s today ~1L 11 cu n. ;md the Huu~e at noon. In olher actwn in the General Assembl y , Ftcp. Do nald J. Pease, D-{lberlin, introd uced legislatton to comlm l " posoible federal court i·ulinrr0 agiJinSt Oh io's system of financing pu hhe schoolo. 'l11e bill would nusc baste per pupil su~s id ieo from $60 to $750, but also wou!ll ~qualize re venues for collJpa rab le ta xing efforts m 'dl 62f> Ohio school districts. Lc<:~lit Paiu(uJ Solulion Aboul 150 overa ge ami poor s r~ho ol distr icls lc\'ylllg more than :~o mills in propl·rly t<.~xes would hl' requ11Td to reduce lhcir cx1stmg levies. ftfty-fo tu· IVe(d!hy Uist ricts wttl1 taxable vctlua t i on ~ cxct•i.!dt ng $25,000 pe r pupil woul d share their \\'Cnlth !Jy rnt'r~~ il• ;: willtnearb r distrr et.'i :wcurdirtg to Pe;t'il'. to Gilligan as written by the 1 Ilouse. Somf' wndthy SARASOTA, Fla. (UPf) Nick Mileli, who war,ts to add the Cleveland Indians to lhe oo sketball and hockey teams he already owns, gol only a " maybe" from the Amcriccm Leag ue, but he figures that IS almost as good as a "yes.'' "I haven't heard anything yel we can't satisfy," Mileti suid Wednesday after presenting the AL owners with his plan for buying the troubled Cleveland franchise. "The meeting went just as I expected," he said . ''I never said this would be wrapped up m a day ." The meeting lasted seven hours. Joe Cronin, the AI, president, said there was still some "financial refinements" to. be settled, and scheduled another league meetin g for March 22 at St. Petersburg, r' Ja. Mileti's purchase is expected to receive approval at that time. "Time was the most imporwnl element," Cronin said, exp laini ng why detai ls of Mileti's $10 million offer to restaurant magnate Vernon Stouffer did not gel into the hands of the other owners until Monday. "The owners did not have prope r time to digest the application," Cronin said . "Mr . Milcti · made a fine prese ntation. We in the AL recognize ..:···· . his ability as a promoter ami go-getter. Most o[ the members of the league feel that baseball will be in good hands with him." But ()·onin admitted tile leag ue was scr utini zi ng Milcti's pla ns with more than normal caution . 'n1e league has been rocked twice in three years with under-finan ce d ~dtuol <listricts levying less than 30 m1lls of re i estate taxes would (ace a tax mcrease, he said. The bill also would put a 45-mill ceiling on school levies. ''My biB is painful for some school districts," Pease snid, "but if federol judges rule our eKislin g s ystem un consti lutiorml, I believe my bill will be lhe least pa inful solution to the dilemma we wtll fmd ourselves in." In other action Wednesday: -- Hep. Don S. Maddux, Dl.<mcaster, introduced legislation to permit pctsorlS who will be 18 by the November ge neral elect ion to vote in the May 2 prtma r y. - 'lhc House passed, 74-16, and sent lo the Senate a bill exempting from ~rosecution anyone who sells liquor to a minor on the basis of a falsified identification card. - Rep. Robert A. MaMing, ll-Akron, introduced a bipartis•n bill providing for low and tnoderate inC<Jme housing. . ·: ·:. ' SlX'l11 GHAD[; BASKETBALL sq uad ot Syracuse Elementary ended tts season with a 3-2 n.:'conl. fcmnmembers, 1-r, <:trC, fr ont row , Ti m Thorn, Danny Hlfflt· :1nd Mil.'lltH:\ Warner; ixlck row. Will!;nn Ht1cr, l'OHCh, Kt'lly Winebr enner , l3ren t Arnold and ~J~rk Forbcb. from Seattle and Washington and Cronin suid the owners were sensitive about approving th e sa le without complet e .. de tails. Although Mileli , 411. owns the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA and the Clevela nd llarons of the Am eri can Hockey League , he s<Jid the baseball owners were not concerned that he was involved in too man y sports. ~1ouffer, 70, who founded the restaurant chain that bears his name 43 years ago, paid $8.2 for the team in 1966 at n time .. .·: when it appea red lhe lndians .;:: mighl have to move from Cleveland because of nonsupport. But under Stouffer's ownership they have remained a constant loser both on the field and at the gale, avera ging only 670,000 fans a season in ) oosefbfall:s !l argest stadium, and ·',: '.· Slou er s osscs have cut mto his considerable fo rtune. ::: ClliCAt:O I UP!' - llig Ten lc.1culty r epre sen tati ves ucdined to lift the suspensiOns of Uni vcrstty of Minnesota basketball playe1·s Corky Ta ylo r and Hun Behagen after a la st-resort appea l. Any Gift Occasion Uni versit y of Minnc,ota by dumn.( a ~cun l'~·n ling !)r';l h' l at confe r ence flth ll'lic drr•'l'tors is no! " .'<f'l'S~in· :md thrrcforc buL/1 ( Tuj Jw t HHI llwl1 'lhilJ S1:1' , chtunpion Gophers i11to the AND SAVE •100 OR MORE S19.9~buys 1 gallon of Arab Term ite Con trol Concentrate NCAA tournament wi thou t th e < I SS i ~t of the t\lu G foul !I incll 1o completely termite-proof the average 3-bedroom home! Saves you over Sl OO compared 1o the cost of calling in a jUI11U I'S. Add an Arab hose·end spray Appli cL~tor and you're ready • VALLEY W~BER & SUPPLY CO. MIDDLE PORT " 'I11C' f<.~ culty reprl"ser1tottives h:I\T concluded tlwt tlw rcnH.'· 1 suspcnded .. .for th e remmndcr uf lhc baskt'tooll season, in- di;ll :ll"t lon n •q um·d uf the . professional exterminator. Buy Arab and do both you C~nd your home a favor. 11 Price may vary slightly . Jj(•lwl-(l'll l should continue to be the :\11tl1Wapoll:-: .Jnn 25 hat left lll l"i'd pla~··r-; Jn- 1hit·~~ .. 1 ' \1 L I 11 rli![llrcd !nten•t;t itt kii.L'S, s itt ct~ tho::.~· klll 't.> gromnl tend to tnnglt• with <.\fly ttwt gt•t off I lie other obJe c·ts abu\'E' groulld level. including tire romp;.m y's 1,.'\rdra hrH·:-..:. Th ts {':J.Ti he da ngt·rous to so tnPotiC 1rying to re trw\'e flw krt c. Tlw 1-: l hool ot attriiils suggest fly ing kit es onl) fron• ~\ rdt' OJ>l'Jl b par· (· .~. :twa y from bmldm~s. U1lll'I1Has, trPPs <llld lines. n.:tk+' !!H· t'; tptu n• .\d - lbll'it·rr,t'flldu 111 \ lu st.m,~.-.; •,ht•l"l 1·•1· ' lr ,,q lwrd~ lfr• II ht r~< lq llit! !t·i ,' o\ t]i ,• sta !li1H , Wht:ll .'~>Ulln 1 • tHI1roJ )tr• tl\ 1!!11!\ Hit' \1ti!IH~ J, d!l•i~t..t· \qrt Jr1 l·,n !•IH;Jih th·rd \1111 :1 t \1 ]H!I 'tl . ..., 4-H Programs I'l l• Are Reviewed Polides and rH' ti \·ltiP-. of '1-H p.r(Jjc1·t pl;•n-a-rtllltd for tht> yea r Wl'l't• di S('U0:,f'd h.1 r\ colll't'(!Ol! nf ht·pk ·; pt'!"2:1 ;uh· isurs with f . J :. (;lltd rttJ. f11 pr oj\· f·t ~~ ~ ~~·k Bl: tkl·.slct• ami Mr ~ .kniJJkr P ~"~'!J: r rer! In \11:-; .I P;Ul H;1rt of !·ilw~·t,o.;, t'Xf i' /1S iOI1 ag£?111.!:, illl d Mrs. Le ot<J Young and Mr-, P:rt ll ullt>r . 4-ll a o.:s i sl<.~nLo;, Tuc.sdtty mgh t J.tt the ex.lcltSiutr office. Wltll 14 clubs repreJented, advisors reviewed the quallflcations for me mbers, juniOt' leaders, clubs, project completion, cham pionships and slllte fair, grades, lrlp• and awards. lllakeslcc in · troduced Mrs . Sheel<. newly appointed agent, home economics, who cornmonted 011 her role In 4·H unct discussed club Insurance 11nd prr>jcd th.• l'11111r·rv.'. P11h lw I IIJnW\' v. ; t ~: 1II ~ P L1' l 'l l 11 wa .•; r.oh:d lk1t a !tslrrw ol vt..,l tirl ;-t~ d -: '" ;1\·aJIJIJlt.: at llw Exte11:, iu n dr•\t• :1:·,. I"<Ldt" ,.it"' irlllt.: lltlltNR lllt;I£ NI .J ~'I'S ·N•V}' Putty Ufflt:t•r sc''"'"l l:IA~i JMI'Y J.. fliii'I IN, IIIII nf Mr. nnd MrN . l'Mul D. Ulli'IIH11! IUD f,Oflll!l Sl ., l'uiiiH'Iy , ''"""li•llld 111 lho Nnvy fnr •lx more your• whil6 uurlor· wut" In the Naval Civil tr. nulnn.,J'inu I .11burotury UlvlnH T•nk 111 tltu \O ih Mnblto Cons \t'ltt!lnn flut]ll l\nn't llo"dQ\turtoro In Pnrt ~luenom~. (/(11\1. Uut·nw 11 · munnuy unliurHJtln~ hnl'll hat dlv~r tr~lnlna lo ~'''fl""" hln1 lor duly wlllt tho Unilorwt~ lot · Ul•niii'IIQ Uon Tr,Mill . ]'! ~ \1 11 t!lft!l Qr~auat• or P•Jm.,roy lllult li!'it(MJ! ' lfl(•, ill",\ 1;d •·hm• ·I'll '.., .,( L·. I l ~)I'd "I : l' , \' drl' t \I •. ~ t • '· !1,1 t '1 ) t·!· , .' ,j - ~I 1 . 1, 1, ' I t I • ~~ . ,p : •.1 I , 1 I , I~ ·' 1. ~ ,, 1 , , · ' • '. Tt ' L1nt IJin Hi ll 1 ,,·1v 'ld .I ! \l l'i g~ 11! Uw A. It ,,~:, 1 1 .,, 1 · . ..:I 1 J \ I 'I '. II •/\ 'c\!1 (l Ud l.t·n \!J(' .I [j ,11 J t' \ II \I I :1 'lt J"\ If JIII 1, ( { \J JJl• IJ lJ/ Il.l ·: •,.,.• r \l J!H.J!If)IJJ ar1d Urug \b,h· v. d! tlll't' l <.Jt 7 tun1gh l at U11 St l'.rtd l.utht•r ;H, Church P·•'rl•' ll, \II ,,f f, ····rs ;mri 111• •.·, 1 ~· ·r ·, urt• '' lJI!'"•h"! ll• be ,.1 !,I I ., '1' ,,. I .,J, '· I. ; '·' ' ' ,' I• I' I ' ,. a \' :d IH•r-;t· 11 1,.·;~ h i!!J••I!I iht ·. ; iJJLf' ; J ~ I J I II) I:: I It Hidl':" ,til llllli'M·~ !JJO\ I' II PH flh• liPt d. U.'iltl!~ I he l.r·.. ·d tn Ll."1h . Ill J It· .' !j 1 1 '•I .. .. '. )< ' . .. ~ ,, ' ' 1·. IJ: 'I • t •• 1 1 !, <, \ \' • -- /:: + . ~- . ~ . • _... 1'1111 ' " f .... ',' 1 I• '' I ·~ till !" ',,,., '· l• "' ' • ,, ' • .. '' ~ I ' ... ' . t'J' 1 ' I ~ -L...... --'l .h --::- .r Koscot ~\nsn~tit:s / f"liltl1i' nf Hop1 p,, \I I I I I lj1rn'"• \ ~~.:i"ll• ~;~:·~<1 ;1W I I II .. L <4. ~,. 992-5113 ' I ; I,' I \ ;;!I ·\ , '.l_'d h ll!'t' ···- Office. Clubs represented were the Meigs HI Better Dairy LJvest<>Ck, Pink PanU1ers, The T nntl T, Five Point Slor Stitchers , Pomeroy Benders, Pi ne Oruve P11 i.1, Letart !loy.,, Radnc Snd<ilc Club, Columb\u GlriR. Meig" County 4-H Shephenls, ll unlsonvlllc QJ:•J;,, Mel~s Tt·m·tor Club, and tw o grour• In 1111' Middi<•pm·t at·c• who ltnvt~ m1 ye t not Nt'lt·tleli I ./ '· I. 1\ l' ' I , .. ,. 11!1! I ,, /.?""<{V"--:7>·-r":'( ·~....,.__(,.......(?".. /t' ...;,- J"".,.n-.y· .. ~~... "' \1 \1 ' . 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Continues At Mason Furniture nurucM. 1\ I'It~ <: nn: pr · m ~u n' fnt· nm .11 "YOUR OLD .J?lJRNITURE IS WORTH MANY DOLLARS 1''() -YOU" IJw murunl •·nlly <>f li lt' llllltK htl:r~ ol Anwi'IJ'II , lli~lrt c \ L1, wtiH hold Snttdny nt lh~ Syrucu"' Nlemunt;;ry S''hliQI , !)i)pull1••. district offlcers anri their •stwls were pres111t fo r th• t'ltll )' pntl'l lrr., M•linhor/J wm'<' . ." $ ul'll!lli!I H t;1bl~~. n "1:ur11Jrt w1tu1' ' lll llll'. 11n4! n AJII' ti. t:t >'uily , !•'Illy yom· IJiilt i!I.Jfl!'ti OF til~ 01'/-:hHhflltiUII Wl!l hl'1 illlfhli'OcJ . IJWI'N IU•:I' t:tV~:J) MIN IW SV Jl ,l.f•: -.. MrH . l•:lu\JI lmbnrl il'll wos hr.nnt· HUilHI ul A blr ihduy illllltcl' J{lven by MrN , Mnrjlll'iu Nl<ioilr ul !tor homo ht Htteln~ I'Ht'onlly, Rh~ t'ocolvud gtru. !J'Oin MrH. I ,oooni·d lli\MI of Syrw~UJ"' Anil · DunfiJI l111h<•lun unrl duuA it!et', Jrtyne, Mln61'ftvlll ~ . BED-ROOM SUITE $ I, 00 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD DINETTE SET ON ANEW 01 ETI · S T '• ' - ,. ' ... - - ~., - ..... 0 TRADE-I N FOR YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUIT E. ON ANY NEW l'ut1 1llf'V 'Ill!!\' !n llr· ht1 lll nl lht' LEATHER NEVER LOOKED BffiER 1 ' .,, dil iuu u I \~ ild hur~ <·s !'n,..;f ~ Ill thn llouW mHI :. I K.n 1: tht· family duf'tor in ~'il !i l' •! Polyester and Cotton Knits Kettle Cloth • Dotted Swiss ----4.~~ Nylon Jersey Knits • Brushed Denim Whipped Cream s • Embrotdered Ginghams ' ,, n•sPn ~r t iun . Th.at \ all il flls ts, ntlu:r Ihan wha t is pajd SAFETY POSTER - Artist .Jeff Knox adds the Co1umhus fltld Sout ltern Ohio Elt.•clric c:omt )<lH)' IH\! !le to the lUte poster he is prepari rag in connc! tiun with lht' rm ttpany'.s kitr educrttion C'ilrllJ.>t:.u ~ n . About ;,,500 !XISlt' I'S ~nu.l+1 ,000 fu n books wrll be sent to t:lemmtary : ; dwols in C l1 lumbu~ mtd Sou.thern Ohio Electnc Comp<my 's servic:r w·(·a to guide ktle flyers in Uw safpty uf tlle n art. L'olu n1 bus Hnd SoutiH::rn lw::; <.1 · 1 I \1r~ !. I •) ·H-.1 .. ' •' I ,, tht• Utt· lttdian hlljiiJ .. IIS . :t••t; :vlts \1 • friend thl' pwkup truck r<mrr fr om Gu...;lwr 11 1 <.t ppro xllrrRl ely fo ur tla~s . All)'tlllC ca u 1Htn : ha!ie a p1•rm il fur $:!5 to ntld1 a Si lllll'fhill g Mrs Rlu ke ~ •I·'J J Grande With <-1 rc hrf drrvc r. )1;.r ry Ann ~ Sllt' ! Chand ler 21. N Plain s, Prints, Plaids, Stripes • • • • \I ~ l ust.1ngs to Hto if E\'~1n :-; bc•ug ht them I i.Joyd 1\l'1• t"r t n~.· ~~ Bn s lttw n .. j \ dl' li ver;-; wlld IJUr 'i('" of hl'r t}wn. orfe rc d I 1J tr.m sport rhl' li."< k{1rl lq p fuV l tlt- ll l' lidf! Jt fut' .... :.. ::.: .. .. ... :• ·,: th e f:dgcr t•>ns. Mrs . Ed:gerton, who ~ ~· ll!:i an d Must:u1 ~ Ull \l J ~ 'I . \h•t.lt Jih~ lh... ._. HI I"\' ;1·h~ \fJ 1• Hubert Hl'islt.mn , nt'IJ! Irbor~ of (not JO miles m this ln.-:ibUI ('{' ) SEE OUR SELECTION .JUSTIN PURSES . rr ,, :r· uu. i 'I h} I~van~ St!!urdH;t ,11 \' kll\~\\11 to ha\·c uJJ Ap!Jidfi\IS.t lnrliH n puuv st r ~in Th~~y \\ l'rt' purd ra ~ed by Ev;;~m: frum Ft.·rdllliHid uud MtN. YillJOg gave !lllllllli"'IIIV. rnudln~ entlllcd, "Who l Is A11 AdV J~OI ' ," fr otlt 11 f)l'll Krtllll ur lilt! Na llonu l l.dndm'• Fornlll wllkh o il~ , ttllcild1:d \11 WIIBhlnJilOil, [),C. Ml's. IIO\l<it ~nvo thtl 11172 Cll it•ndur ~~ll edu le und uskod lor Sllggestions on the county OR FOR olll~ .., .. ..... tl ,,, L/ehrated 11 ,,lu)' \\Ill.! T!tt' lt\J rt~lt..'l\ld p., • Polyester Double Knits cl udin g pnH.:lice and pos tSL·ason gmnes .. , a formal :-iliJlcm ent smd. M:on'(·us Plant, acting chairman of the faculty grou p, announceLI tlw decisiOn dec\arin ~ ''Lhcrc w.a s s uff icie nt ,., lllo> nn· to supiJI>rt lhe athle tic <hr rortor's previ011 s co nclusion li1;1t l:h•hage n and Ta yl or d !splayed unspo rt sm anl ike . •.:unduct ;111d wr rc in viola liun of t·on fPrc nrc stimdur ds " Ttll' Big Ten decision Wedn e~da) Will st'nd ·the leagw.· lh.rt Everything That 's New ... HERE . For Spring At The Fabtic Shop .LARGE SELECTION OFTRIMS Big .10 Refuses n·,:atrll'd il"- /';t I •. tftilnlll'd •r·,m p.t/'.1 .i l( grudln~. franchises that wer e m ovc rl ///1 Mustangs At Evans ALTO CLARINET - Cindy Glaze . BASS CLARINET Patricia Eblin. ALTO SAXOPHONE Ginger Cullums, Sheila Edwar~! . Richard Macom ber , Carm el Murphy, Kimberly Stevens. TENOR SAXOPHONE Lisa Thomas. HORN - Ann Wittingon. TRUMPET - Ralph Arnold, Debbie Baliey, Rodney Bailey, Jackie Carsey, Cindy Eads, Marc Fultz, Ka thy Har,ris, Desi Jeffers, K"ren Johnson, Kim . .Jones, Mona King, Tanuny Mowery, Hedina Pt·att, Teri llussell, Ang ie Sisson, Jeff Warner, Kathy Werry . TROMBONE - Vicki Hoffmcm, Vickie Moore, Tammy Offenberger, Jef! Reuter. PEHCUSSION - Joe Anlhony, Demaris Ash, Bruce Blackston, Dav id Cole , Richard Cole, Hick Davenport, Brian Kizzee. BAN D MANAGERS George Stewart, Donald Fulmer. SEW FOR EASTER // II increase in welfare cases. It wa s introduced last Ma rch by Hep . Hobert A. Manmng, RAkron, and in June was defeated by the House. In September, however, it was revived and passed, with two votes . lo spare. Senate Backs Off The Senate changed it in January to requir e four crewmen on tra ins up to 5,000 feet long and one addi twnal crew n1embcl' on longer trains. Over co mplaints th at the average trai n in Ohio is 7,920 feet long, lilus making mosl tra ins keep the fift h man aboard , the Senate cleared it by on e vote . But on Wednesday th e House refused lo go alo ng with the Senate change, the Senate backed orr from the am t.:n d- Owners Say Maybe TERmiTE PROD YOUR HO I have addit ional duties perta ining to railroad safely. and the bill would cosl jobs and result in an HENO , Nev. (UPI I - Jack Spender IS olepping ilow n afte r 13 years of coaching basketball at th e University of NeV1da-Rcno. Spencer has asked to be assigned other tea ching duties. His records were 3-23 and 2-24 the last two se asons but he previous ly coached the club to four cunfcn' nce c.:hampionships. 992-2109 I The bill would reduce crew sizes by phasing out the position of fireman , a job proponents of the legislation claim shonld ha ve been eliminated long ago since disel engines did not need one . Oppo nen ts, however, SALES HEPORT Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Gallipolis, Ohio Saturday, March 4,1972 HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23.75 to 24, 220 to 250 lbs. 24 to 24.35, Light 22.50 to 22.75, Fat Sows 21.50 to 22.2:;, Swgs 18.50 to 20.25, Boars 20 to 21.75, Pigs 7 lo 18, Shoats 14 to 20. CATTLE - Steers 27 to 36.75, Heifers 23.50 to 33.25, Baby Beef :16 to 45, Fat Cows 18 to 23, Canners 18 lo 25, Bulls 25 to 30, Milk Cows 210 to 325. VEAL CALVES - Tops 53.60, Seconds 49 to 52, Medium 44.50 to 48.10, Com. & Hvs. 37.50 lJ 45.50, Culb 40 to down. SHEE P - Baby Calves 20 to 72. DENVE;H fUP1 J - The llenvcr Broncos Wednesday sigm>d lhird-t·ound draft choice Bill Phillips, a defensive li neiJackN from Arkan sas Stale . Philhps missed all last yea r after snfferi ng a broken a'ltkle in the firs t game but was a standout as an offensive guar·d in his junior year. includes : George, Kathy Haley, Robert Seventh Grade Ban(! Lemley, Cynthia Hindy, Handy FLUTE - Mary Blaettnar, Lyons, Pam North, Jeff PatKcllee Burdette, Car olyn terson, Faith Perrin, Darrell Charles, Ellen Darst, Teresa Puckett, Tom tucker, Leah Ellis, Vanessa Folmer , Becky Van Me ter, Pum Vaughan, .Pat Fultz, Beth McKnight, Pam Va ughan, June Wa msley, Dan Offenberger, Melanie Sim- Will. mons, Tore'" Wildermuth. TROMSONE Paula CLAR!N ET Cheryl Eichiuger, 1'rina Faulk. Randy ·sarnhctrt, Teresa Brown, George, Sozy Samuels, C r ~ig Marilee Cassell , Mark Davis, Venoy, Rona ltl Wood. Jean Durst , Opal Dyer, PERCUSS ION - Dtana Tltcressa Fish, Julia Gheen, Arnold, Keith Batley, Bruce Jennifer Grate, Crystal Hall, Bumgardner, Danny D.avis, Trud y Hall , Debbie liar- r:rcg Glazr, Hidmrd Johnson, ten bach, Patty Hoffman, Ho bcl'l McClure, Tim Connie Moodispaugh, Tammy 'Rawlings. ' Mossman, Debra Osborne, f:ight C:ratle Band Mar g ar~t Provin~e . Trudy FLUTE - Katrina Batey, Hoa ch, Kim Sebo, Rosemary Brenda Bolin, Ida Casci, Tim Snowden, Becky Th omas , Duffy, Crystal Glaze, Esther Cindy Triplett, Sherri Vining, Lower}', Terri uwcns, Mary Pat ty Warner, Diana Wheeler, J(uschel, Sa ndie Sayre. Beverly Wilcox, Bonnie Wood, CLAIUN £CT - Faye Reibel, Cheryl Woods. Scott r'raser, Mary Gullagher, SAXOPHON E - Debbie Tami Hoffman, Drcama Birchfield, Duane McLaugiJiin. Hovat ter, Penny .Johnson. Cathy Meadows, Tammy Cheryl Lehew, Vi"kic Manley, Sm1th. Kris Mor ris, Kim Ohl111ger. TRUMPET Darlene Dellbi Phill ip.<, Judy Radford , Barrett, Mary Boggs, Bobby Ka thy Hupe, Ed1tl1 Woodard. Cox, Sandy Carnes, Ricky Governor Gets Extra Fireman Bill ' Market Report J High Bands Concert .Friday - .. - . , . . ·-·· - 0 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE, ON ANY NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE IN STOCK 00 FOR ANY Ol[.l CHAIR ER The finest hand-se lected leathers and expert craftsmanship are assured by th e Justin brand. The leader in leather products since 1879 . . . You know you can depend on Justin for style, quality and durability . SINGER SALES& SER VICE McC ALL'S& SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 992-2284 Pomeroy, 0. r. ,, J ' ' ' , .. I• �4The Dltily Se.~'l!':}~~~~~epor!~~~~:::~~1Z:.,...,.'P"'I 011io High Sch;,.,l Basketball J~ior Tournamenf Scores By United Presslnterna1ional !Class AI Columbia 63 Clearvicw 62 Ross Southeastern 63 Zane Trace 52 Rittman 61 Lowell ville 59 (Class AAJ Kens ton 46 Hudson 39 Independence 50 Norwayne .49 Bexley 53 London 52 Poland 65 Liber ty. 43 !Class AAA} Alliance 59 Can ton McK in ley 57 Akron Buchtel 69 Barberton 61 Cha rdon A7 Rt>vere 43 Cleve. Eas t Tech 120 Valley Forge 72 Lorain Admiral Kmg 76 Lora m 66 EMS Council Expanded for Meigs County Dr. Thomas W. Morgan, chaJrman of the Emergency Service Ac.lvb:ory Council , has announced additional mclnbet'S in Meigs County will be sc rvin~ un th e group. The council, made up uf reprc se nt.:lti ves of se ven sou lhe<lsleru Ohio co unties, will direct Jts activities toward assis ting in the esw blishment of a regiona l eme rgency medical service organization und er a pilot program being organized by the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation ln e. D. J. Lloyd is director of program development. Meigs County members of the advisory cotml'il now ilre Ben Ewing, Wal te r Cleland, ~'ritz Sisson, Mrs. Barbara Shuler , Mrs . Donald Mora, John Zerkle , J tm Mees, William Baronick, Robert Clark, Dr . Ray R. Pickens, Donald Diener, and Chester Tannehill. SIXTH C:HADE CHEEHLEADEHS at Syrat11se Elernenwry '"''' fro11t row. 1-r, Sha ron ~vans, Teresit Ferrell <.md Conrnc Patterson; be~ ck row, Lori Gulntht.: r, .J ;1ye Onl, Hes.sic Duvis and Beverly Priee, advisor. Over 130 instrumental music students of the Meigs Junior High School will be presented in concert at 8 p. m. Priday at the school auditorium in Middleport. . , Under the direction of David Bowen and Harry Guenther, the seventh and eighth grade bands will present a varied program. Seventh grade band nwnbers will include, "This Old Man," " Greensleeves" , " Spiritual Rock," a waltz , "Sh erry Lynn", "Londond erry Air" and "Spiritual March. " The eighth grade band will play such numbers as "For All We Know," "Big Band Bossa Nova", " By the Time I Get to Phoenix ", ''Rainy Days and Mondays," "Close to You" and " I'll Never Fall in Love Again," the theme from "Love Story" from the pop field. Other numbe rs will include "Kings Go r'orth ," "Little Scotch Sui te", "A Set of Spirituals", uTrum pet Song,., and "March Along Song." Personnel of lhe two bands COLUMBUS (UPI) - A bill eliminating the requirement that freight trains use fivemember crews in Ohio was cleared by the Ohio General Assembly after a year of going from one chamber to the other and was passed along to the desk of Gov. John J . Gilligan. A spokesman for lhe governor said he was " undeCided" whether to sign th e legislation, whic h has produced prolonged and hea led debates over its men'ts. PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Pt. Pleasant, W. Vn. Saturday, March 4,1972 - HOGS - 175 to 220 23.75 to 24.90, Heavies 23 to 21.25, Lights 17 to 23, F'at Sows 20.10 to 23.40, Boars 20.50 to 21.40, Pigs 7 to 12, Stock Shoats 15 to 22. CATTLE - Steers 28.60 to 30, Heifers 23 to 28, Fat Cows 22 to 25.10, Canners 17.75 to 21, Bulls 25 to 28. 70, Stock Cows and Calves 220 to 300, Stock Steers 32 to 36, Stock Heifers 30 to 36, Stock Steer Cai•·es 39 to 44, Stock Heifer Calves 29 to 37. VEAL .CALVES - Tops !>1.80, Seconds 54.70, Mediwn :1p0 to 48.75, Common & Heavies 44.75 to 54.70. ma intained fi remen FIJ>'TH GHADE CHEEI\LEADEHS at Syracuse Elementa ry arc, front row, 1-r, Tammy Davis, Debbie Brown. Kim Winebrenner and Lort Chapman, 011 top ts Cuuly Patleroun . mcnt and the bi ll went Tl1c Setwte retum:s today ~1L 11 cu n. ;md the Huu~e at noon. In olher actwn in the General Assembl y , Ftcp. Do nald J. Pease, D-{lberlin, introd uced legislatton to comlm l " posoible federal court i·ulinrr0 agiJinSt Oh io's system of financing pu hhe schoolo. 'l11e bill would nusc baste per pupil su~s id ieo from $60 to $750, but also wou!ll ~qualize re venues for collJpa rab le ta xing efforts m 'dl 62f> Ohio school districts. Lc<:~lit Paiu(uJ Solulion Aboul 150 overa ge ami poor s r~ho ol distr icls lc\'ylllg more than :~o mills in propl·rly t<.~xes would hl' requ11Td to reduce lhcir cx1stmg levies. ftfty-fo tu· IVe(d!hy Uist ricts wttl1 taxable vctlua t i on ~ cxct•i.!dt ng $25,000 pe r pupil woul d share their \\'Cnlth !Jy rnt'r~~ il• ;: willtnearb r distrr et.'i :wcurdirtg to Pe;t'il'. to Gilligan as written by the 1 Ilouse. Somf' wndthy SARASOTA, Fla. (UPf) Nick Mileli, who war,ts to add the Cleveland Indians to lhe oo sketball and hockey teams he already owns, gol only a " maybe" from the Amcriccm Leag ue, but he figures that IS almost as good as a "yes.'' "I haven't heard anything yel we can't satisfy," Mileti suid Wednesday after presenting the AL owners with his plan for buying the troubled Cleveland franchise. "The meeting went just as I expected," he said . ''I never said this would be wrapped up m a day ." The meeting lasted seven hours. Joe Cronin, the AI, president, said there was still some "financial refinements" to. be settled, and scheduled another league meetin g for March 22 at St. Petersburg, r' Ja. Mileti's purchase is expected to receive approval at that time. "Time was the most imporwnl element," Cronin said, exp laini ng why detai ls of Mileti's $10 million offer to restaurant magnate Vernon Stouffer did not gel into the hands of the other owners until Monday. "The owners did not have prope r time to digest the application," Cronin said . "Mr . Milcti · made a fine prese ntation. We in the AL recognize ..:···· . his ability as a promoter ami go-getter. Most o[ the members of the league feel that baseball will be in good hands with him." But ()·onin admitted tile leag ue was scr utini zi ng Milcti's pla ns with more than normal caution . 'n1e league has been rocked twice in three years with under-finan ce d ~dtuol <listricts levying less than 30 m1lls of re i estate taxes would (ace a tax mcrease, he said. The bill also would put a 45-mill ceiling on school levies. ''My biB is painful for some school districts," Pease snid, "but if federol judges rule our eKislin g s ystem un consti lutiorml, I believe my bill will be lhe least pa inful solution to the dilemma we wtll fmd ourselves in." In other action Wednesday: -- Hep. Don S. Maddux, Dl.<mcaster, introduced legislation to permit pctsorlS who will be 18 by the November ge neral elect ion to vote in the May 2 prtma r y. - 'lhc House passed, 74-16, and sent lo the Senate a bill exempting from ~rosecution anyone who sells liquor to a minor on the basis of a falsified identification card. - Rep. Robert A. MaMing, ll-Akron, introduced a bipartis•n bill providing for low and tnoderate inC<Jme housing. . ·: ·:. ' SlX'l11 GHAD[; BASKETBALL sq uad ot Syracuse Elementary ended tts season with a 3-2 n.:'conl. fcmnmembers, 1-r, <:trC, fr ont row , Ti m Thorn, Danny Hlfflt· :1nd Mil.'lltH:\ Warner; ixlck row. Will!;nn Ht1cr, l'OHCh, Kt'lly Winebr enner , l3ren t Arnold and ~J~rk Forbcb. from Seattle and Washington and Cronin suid the owners were sensitive about approving th e sa le without complet e .. de tails. Although Mileli , 411. owns the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA and the Clevela nd llarons of the Am eri can Hockey League , he s<Jid the baseball owners were not concerned that he was involved in too man y sports. ~1ouffer, 70, who founded the restaurant chain that bears his name 43 years ago, paid $8.2 for the team in 1966 at n time .. .·: when it appea red lhe lndians .;:: mighl have to move from Cleveland because of nonsupport. But under Stouffer's ownership they have remained a constant loser both on the field and at the gale, avera ging only 670,000 fans a season in ) oosefbfall:s !l argest stadium, and ·',: '.· Slou er s osscs have cut mto his considerable fo rtune. ::: ClliCAt:O I UP!' - llig Ten lc.1culty r epre sen tati ves ucdined to lift the suspensiOns of Uni vcrstty of Minnesota basketball playe1·s Corky Ta ylo r and Hun Behagen after a la st-resort appea l. Any Gift Occasion Uni versit y of Minnc,ota by dumn.( a ~cun l'~·n ling !)r';l h' l at confe r ence flth ll'lic drr•'l'tors is no! " .'<f'l'S~in· :md thrrcforc buL/1 ( Tuj Jw t HHI llwl1 'lhilJ S1:1' , chtunpion Gophers i11to the AND SAVE •100 OR MORE S19.9~buys 1 gallon of Arab Term ite Con trol Concentrate NCAA tournament wi thou t th e < I SS i ~t of the t\lu G foul !I incll 1o completely termite-proof the average 3-bedroom home! Saves you over Sl OO compared 1o the cost of calling in a jUI11U I'S. Add an Arab hose·end spray Appli cL~tor and you're ready • VALLEY W~BER & SUPPLY CO. MIDDLE PORT " 'I11C' f<.~ culty reprl"ser1tottives h:I\T concluded tlwt tlw rcnH.'· 1 suspcnded .. .for th e remmndcr uf lhc baskt'tooll season, in- di;ll :ll"t lon n •q um·d uf the . professional exterminator. Buy Arab and do both you C~nd your home a favor. 11 Price may vary slightly . Jj(•lwl-(l'll l should continue to be the :\11tl1Wapoll:-: .Jnn 25 hat left lll l"i'd pla~··r-; Jn- 1hit·~~ .. 1 ' \1 L I 11 rli![llrcd !nten•t;t itt kii.L'S, s itt ct~ tho::.~· klll 't.> gromnl tend to tnnglt• with <.\fly ttwt gt•t off I lie other obJe c·ts abu\'E' groulld level. including tire romp;.m y's 1,.'\rdra hrH·:-..:. Th ts {':J.Ti he da ngt·rous to so tnPotiC 1rying to re trw\'e flw krt c. Tlw 1-: l hool ot attriiils suggest fly ing kit es onl) fron• ~\ rdt' OJ>l'Jl b par· (· .~. :twa y from bmldm~s. U1lll'I1Has, trPPs <llld lines. n.:tk+' !!H· t'; tptu n• .\d - lbll'it·rr,t'flldu 111 \ lu st.m,~.-.; •,ht•l"l 1·•1· ' lr ,,q lwrd~ lfr• II ht r~< lq llit! !t·i ,' o\ t]i ,• sta !li1H , Wht:ll .'~>Ulln 1 • tHI1roJ )tr• tl\ 1!!11!\ Hit' \1ti!IH~ J, d!l•i~t..t· \qrt Jr1 l·,n !•IH;Jih th·rd \1111 :1 t \1 ]H!I 'tl . ..., 4-H Programs I'l l• Are Reviewed Polides and rH' ti \·ltiP-. of '1-H p.r(Jjc1·t pl;•n-a-rtllltd for tht> yea r Wl'l't• di S('U0:,f'd h.1 r\ colll't'(!Ol! nf ht·pk ·; pt'!"2:1 ;uh· isurs with f . J :. (;lltd rttJ. f11 pr oj\· f·t ~~ ~ ~~·k Bl: tkl·.slct• ami Mr ~ .kniJJkr P ~"~'!J: r rer! In \11:-; .I P;Ul H;1rt of !·ilw~·t,o.;, t'Xf i' /1S iOI1 ag£?111.!:, illl d Mrs. Le ot<J Young and Mr-, P:rt ll ullt>r . 4-ll a o.:s i sl<.~nLo;, Tuc.sdtty mgh t J.tt the ex.lcltSiutr office. Wltll 14 clubs repreJented, advisors reviewed the quallflcations for me mbers, juniOt' leaders, clubs, project completion, cham pionships and slllte fair, grades, lrlp• and awards. lllakeslcc in · troduced Mrs . Sheel<. newly appointed agent, home economics, who cornmonted 011 her role In 4·H unct discussed club Insurance 11nd prr>jcd th.• l'11111r·rv.'. P11h lw I IIJnW\' v. ; t ~: 1II ~ P L1' l 'l l 11 wa .•; r.oh:d lk1t a !tslrrw ol vt..,l tirl ;-t~ d -: '" ;1\·aJIJIJlt.: at llw Exte11:, iu n dr•\t• :1:·,. I"<Ldt" ,.it"' irlllt.: lltlltNR lllt;I£ NI .J ~'I'S ·N•V}' Putty Ufflt:t•r sc''"'"l l:IA~i JMI'Y J.. fliii'I IN, IIIII nf Mr. nnd MrN . l'Mul D. Ulli'IIH11! IUD f,Oflll!l Sl ., l'uiiiH'Iy , ''"""li•llld 111 lho Nnvy fnr •lx more your• whil6 uurlor· wut" In the Naval Civil tr. nulnn.,J'inu I .11burotury UlvlnH T•nk 111 tltu \O ih Mnblto Cons \t'ltt!lnn flut]ll l\nn't llo"dQ\turtoro In Pnrt ~luenom~. (/(11\1. 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U.'iltl!~ I he l.r·.. ·d tn Ll."1h . Ill J It· .' !j 1 1 '•I .. .. '. )< ' . .. ~ ,, ' ' 1·. IJ: 'I • t •• 1 1 !, <, \ \' • -- /:: + . ~- . ~ . • _... 1'1111 ' " f .... ',' 1 I• '' I ·~ till !" ',,,., '· l• "' ' • ,, ' • .. '' ~ I ' ... ' . t'J' 1 ' I ~ -L...... --'l .h --::- .r Koscot ~\nsn~tit:s / f"liltl1i' nf Hop1 p,, \I I I I I lj1rn'"• \ ~~.:i"ll• ~;~:·~<1 ;1W I I II .. L <4. ~,. 992-5113 ' I ; I,' I \ ;;!I ·\ , '.l_'d h ll!'t' ···- Office. Clubs represented were the Meigs HI Better Dairy LJvest<>Ck, Pink PanU1ers, The T nntl T, Five Point Slor Stitchers , Pomeroy Benders, Pi ne Oruve P11 i.1, Letart !loy.,, Radnc Snd<ilc Club, Columb\u GlriR. Meig" County 4-H Shephenls, ll unlsonvlllc QJ:•J;,, Mel~s Tt·m·tor Club, and tw o grour• In 1111' Middi<•pm·t at·c• who ltnvt~ m1 ye t not Nt'lt·tleli I ./ '· I. 1\ l' ' I , .. ,. 11!1! I ,, /.?""<{V"--:7>·-r":'( ·~....,.__(,.......(?".. /t' ...;,- J"".,.n-.y· .. ~~... "' \1 \1 ' . 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Continues At Mason Furniture nurucM. 1\ I'It~ <: nn: pr · m ~u n' fnt· nm .11 "YOUR OLD .J?lJRNITURE IS WORTH MANY DOLLARS 1''() -YOU" IJw murunl •·nlly <>f li lt' llllltK htl:r~ ol Anwi'IJ'II , lli~lrt c \ L1, wtiH hold Snttdny nt lh~ Syrucu"' Nlemunt;;ry S''hliQI , !)i)pull1••. district offlcers anri their •stwls were pres111t fo r th• t'ltll )' pntl'l lrr., M•linhor/J wm'<' . ." $ ul'll!lli!I H t;1bl~~. n "1:ur11Jrt w1tu1' ' lll llll'. 11n4! n AJII' ti. t:t >'uily , !•'Illy yom· IJiilt i!I.Jfl!'ti OF til~ 01'/-:hHhflltiUII Wl!l hl'1 illlfhli'OcJ . IJWI'N IU•:I' t:tV~:J) MIN IW SV Jl ,l.f•: -.. MrH . l•:lu\JI lmbnrl il'll wos hr.nnt· HUilHI ul A blr ihduy illllltcl' J{lven by MrN , Mnrjlll'iu Nl<ioilr ul !tor homo ht Htteln~ I'Ht'onlly, Rh~ t'ocolvud gtru. !J'Oin MrH. I ,oooni·d lli\MI of Syrw~UJ"' Anil · DunfiJI l111h<•lun unrl duuA it!et', Jrtyne, Mln61'ftvlll ~ . BED-ROOM SUITE $ I, 00 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD DINETTE SET ON ANEW 01 ETI · S T '• ' - ,. ' ... - - ~., - ..... 0 TRADE-I N FOR YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUIT E. ON ANY NEW l'ut1 1llf'V 'Ill!!\' !n llr· ht1 lll nl lht' LEATHER NEVER LOOKED BffiER 1 ' .,, dil iuu u I \~ ild hur~ <·s !'n,..;f ~ Ill thn llouW mHI :. I K.n 1: tht· family duf'tor in ~'il !i l' •! Polyester and Cotton Knits Kettle Cloth • Dotted Swiss ----4.~~ Nylon Jersey Knits • Brushed Denim Whipped Cream s • Embrotdered Ginghams ' ,, n•sPn ~r t iun . Th.at \ all il flls ts, ntlu:r Ihan wha t is pajd SAFETY POSTER - Artist .Jeff Knox adds the Co1umhus fltld Sout ltern Ohio Elt.•clric c:omt )<lH)' IH\! !le to the lUte poster he is prepari rag in connc! tiun with lht' rm ttpany'.s kitr educrttion C'ilrllJ.>t:.u ~ n . About ;,,500 !XISlt' I'S ~nu.l+1 ,000 fu n books wrll be sent to t:lemmtary : ; dwols in C l1 lumbu~ mtd Sou.thern Ohio Electnc Comp<my 's servic:r w·(·a to guide ktle flyers in Uw safpty uf tlle n art. L'olu n1 bus Hnd SoutiH::rn lw::; <.1 · 1 I \1r~ !. I •) ·H-.1 .. ' •' I ,, tht• Utt· lttdian hlljiiJ .. IIS . :t••t; :vlts \1 • friend thl' pwkup truck r<mrr fr om Gu...;lwr 11 1 <.t ppro xllrrRl ely fo ur tla~s . All)'tlllC ca u 1Htn : ha!ie a p1•rm il fur $:!5 to ntld1 a Si lllll'fhill g Mrs Rlu ke ~ •I·'J J Grande With <-1 rc hrf drrvc r. )1;.r ry Ann ~ Sllt' ! Chand ler 21. N Plain s, Prints, Plaids, Stripes • • • • \I ~ l ust.1ngs to Hto if E\'~1n :-; bc•ug ht them I i.Joyd 1\l'1• t"r t n~.· ~~ Bn s lttw n .. j \ dl' li ver;-; wlld IJUr 'i('" of hl'r t}wn. orfe rc d I 1J tr.m sport rhl' li."< k{1rl lq p fuV l tlt- ll l' lidf! Jt fut' .... :.. ::.: .. .. ... :• ·,: th e f:dgcr t•>ns. Mrs . Ed:gerton, who ~ ~· ll!:i an d Must:u1 ~ Ull \l J ~ 'I . \h•t.lt Jih~ lh... ._. HI I"\' ;1·h~ \fJ 1• Hubert Hl'islt.mn , nt'IJ! Irbor~ of (not JO miles m this ln.-:ibUI ('{' ) SEE OUR SELECTION .JUSTIN PURSES . rr ,, :r· uu. i 'I h} I~van~ St!!urdH;t ,11 \' kll\~\\11 to ha\·c uJJ Ap!Jidfi\IS.t lnrliH n puuv st r ~in Th~~y \\ l'rt' purd ra ~ed by Ev;;~m: frum Ft.·rdllliHid uud MtN. YillJOg gave !lllllllli"'IIIV. rnudln~ entlllcd, "Who l Is A11 AdV J~OI ' ," fr otlt 11 f)l'll Krtllll ur lilt! Na llonu l l.dndm'• Fornlll wllkh o il~ , ttllcild1:d \11 WIIBhlnJilOil, [),C. Ml's. IIO\l<it ~nvo thtl 11172 Cll it•ndur ~~ll edu le und uskod lor Sllggestions on the county OR FOR olll~ .., .. ..... tl ,,, L/ehrated 11 ,,lu)' \\Ill.! T!tt' lt\J rt~lt..'l\ld p., • Polyester Double Knits cl udin g pnH.:lice and pos tSL·ason gmnes .. , a formal :-iliJlcm ent smd. M:on'(·us Plant, acting chairman of the faculty grou p, announceLI tlw decisiOn dec\arin ~ ''Lhcrc w.a s s uff icie nt ,., lllo> nn· to supiJI>rt lhe athle tic <hr rortor's previ011 s co nclusion li1;1t l:h•hage n and Ta yl or d !splayed unspo rt sm anl ike . •.:unduct ;111d wr rc in viola liun of t·on fPrc nrc stimdur ds " Ttll' Big Ten decision Wedn e~da) Will st'nd ·the leagw.· lh.rt Everything That 's New ... HERE . For Spring At The Fabtic Shop .LARGE SELECTION OFTRIMS Big .10 Refuses n·,:atrll'd il"- /';t I •. tftilnlll'd •r·,m p.t/'.1 .i l( grudln~. franchises that wer e m ovc rl ///1 Mustangs At Evans ALTO CLARINET - Cindy Glaze . BASS CLARINET Patricia Eblin. ALTO SAXOPHONE Ginger Cullums, Sheila Edwar~! . Richard Macom ber , Carm el Murphy, Kimberly Stevens. TENOR SAXOPHONE Lisa Thomas. HORN - Ann Wittingon. TRUMPET - Ralph Arnold, Debbie Baliey, Rodney Bailey, Jackie Carsey, Cindy Eads, Marc Fultz, Ka thy Har,ris, Desi Jeffers, K"ren Johnson, Kim . .Jones, Mona King, Tanuny Mowery, Hedina Pt·att, Teri llussell, Ang ie Sisson, Jeff Warner, Kathy Werry . TROMBONE - Vicki Hoffmcm, Vickie Moore, Tammy Offenberger, Jef! Reuter. PEHCUSSION - Joe Anlhony, Demaris Ash, Bruce Blackston, Dav id Cole , Richard Cole, Hick Davenport, Brian Kizzee. BAN D MANAGERS George Stewart, Donald Fulmer. SEW FOR EASTER // II increase in welfare cases. It wa s introduced last Ma rch by Hep . Hobert A. Manmng, RAkron, and in June was defeated by the House. In September, however, it was revived and passed, with two votes . lo spare. Senate Backs Off The Senate changed it in January to requir e four crewmen on tra ins up to 5,000 feet long and one addi twnal crew n1embcl' on longer trains. Over co mplaints th at the average trai n in Ohio is 7,920 feet long, lilus making mosl tra ins keep the fift h man aboard , the Senate cleared it by on e vote . But on Wednesday th e House refused lo go alo ng with the Senate change, the Senate backed orr from the am t.:n d- Owners Say Maybe TERmiTE PROD YOUR HO I have addit ional duties perta ining to railroad safely. and the bill would cosl jobs and result in an HENO , Nev. (UPI I - Jack Spender IS olepping ilow n afte r 13 years of coaching basketball at th e University of NeV1da-Rcno. Spencer has asked to be assigned other tea ching duties. His records were 3-23 and 2-24 the last two se asons but he previous ly coached the club to four cunfcn' nce c.:hampionships. 992-2109 I The bill would reduce crew sizes by phasing out the position of fireman , a job proponents of the legislation claim shonld ha ve been eliminated long ago since disel engines did not need one . Oppo nen ts, however, SALES HEPORT Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Gallipolis, Ohio Saturday, March 4,1972 HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23.75 to 24, 220 to 250 lbs. 24 to 24.35, Light 22.50 to 22.75, Fat Sows 21.50 to 22.2:;, Swgs 18.50 to 20.25, Boars 20 to 21.75, Pigs 7 lo 18, Shoats 14 to 20. CATTLE - Steers 27 to 36.75, Heifers 23.50 to 33.25, Baby Beef :16 to 45, Fat Cows 18 to 23, Canners 18 lo 25, Bulls 25 to 30, Milk Cows 210 to 325. VEAL CALVES - Tops 53.60, Seconds 49 to 52, Medium 44.50 to 48.10, Com. & Hvs. 37.50 lJ 45.50, Culb 40 to down. SHEE P - Baby Calves 20 to 72. DENVE;H fUP1 J - The llenvcr Broncos Wednesday sigm>d lhird-t·ound draft choice Bill Phillips, a defensive li neiJackN from Arkan sas Stale . Philhps missed all last yea r after snfferi ng a broken a'ltkle in the firs t game but was a standout as an offensive guar·d in his junior year. includes : George, Kathy Haley, Robert Seventh Grade Ban(! Lemley, Cynthia Hindy, Handy FLUTE - Mary Blaettnar, Lyons, Pam North, Jeff PatKcllee Burdette, Car olyn terson, Faith Perrin, Darrell Charles, Ellen Darst, Teresa Puckett, Tom tucker, Leah Ellis, Vanessa Folmer , Becky Van Me ter, Pum Vaughan, .Pat Fultz, Beth McKnight, Pam Va ughan, June Wa msley, Dan Offenberger, Melanie Sim- Will. mons, Tore'" Wildermuth. TROMSONE Paula CLAR!N ET Cheryl Eichiuger, 1'rina Faulk. Randy ·sarnhctrt, Teresa Brown, George, Sozy Samuels, C r ~ig Marilee Cassell , Mark Davis, Venoy, Rona ltl Wood. Jean Durst , Opal Dyer, PERCUSS ION - Dtana Tltcressa Fish, Julia Gheen, Arnold, Keith Batley, Bruce Jennifer Grate, Crystal Hall, Bumgardner, Danny D.avis, Trud y Hall , Debbie liar- r:rcg Glazr, Hidmrd Johnson, ten bach, Patty Hoffman, Ho bcl'l McClure, Tim Connie Moodispaugh, Tammy 'Rawlings. ' Mossman, Debra Osborne, f:ight C:ratle Band Mar g ar~t Provin~e . Trudy FLUTE - Katrina Batey, Hoa ch, Kim Sebo, Rosemary Brenda Bolin, Ida Casci, Tim Snowden, Becky Th omas , Duffy, Crystal Glaze, Esther Cindy Triplett, Sherri Vining, Lower}', Terri uwcns, Mary Pat ty Warner, Diana Wheeler, J(uschel, Sa ndie Sayre. Beverly Wilcox, Bonnie Wood, CLAIUN £CT - Faye Reibel, Cheryl Woods. Scott r'raser, Mary Gullagher, SAXOPHON E - Debbie Tami Hoffman, Drcama Birchfield, Duane McLaugiJiin. Hovat ter, Penny .Johnson. Cathy Meadows, Tammy Cheryl Lehew, Vi"kic Manley, Sm1th. Kris Mor ris, Kim Ohl111ger. TRUMPET Darlene Dellbi Phill ip.<, Judy Radford , Barrett, Mary Boggs, Bobby Ka thy Hupe, Ed1tl1 Woodard. Cox, Sandy Carnes, Ricky Governor Gets Extra Fireman Bill ' Market Report J High Bands Concert .Friday - .. - . , . . ·-·· - 0 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE, ON ANY NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE IN STOCK 00 FOR ANY Ol[.l CHAIR ER The finest hand-se lected leathers and expert craftsmanship are assured by th e Justin brand. The leader in leather products since 1879 . . . You know you can depend on Justin for style, quality and durability . SINGER SALES& SER VICE McC ALL'S& SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 992-2284 Pomeroy, 0. r. ,, J ' ' ' , .. I• �• ., 6- T1IG O.Uy Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, U., March 9, 1972 _,;__" __ Arts Fair in Pomeroy Monday 992-5292 • Plans Made for Conference Here Of Jr. Auxiliary Sherrie Marshall , daughter · of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rl es Marshall, was named Li ttle Miss P.oppy at a recent 111eeting of the Jun ior American l,egion Auxiliary of Ikew Webster Post 39. Scleded as Juni or Miss Poppy was Beth McKnight. The two girls will compete for District 8 honors at the junior conference to be heid on April 29 at the Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy . Arrangements for the junior confenmre were discussed and the girls were assigned hostess duties. The 'girls worked on a conference cover during 01c 1rteeling cotlducted by Shari Reuter, president. A donation was made to the heart fund, and 60 mini cups were made fm· the Eighth District Junior community service party at the Southeastern Ohio Men4l l Health Cen'-'r on March 15. Flower Sbow S Theme St!tected 1 Thi' gir ls will ~l·rvc· at the Mar ch 2a med11l g of the Auxi liHry. Mec ti 1ig Monday at lhc home t~r Mrs. Harry Du vis, advisor. "Spring M•gk '' hDs been seh·< ted as tllr lhemf' for.tht" sprlug flo 11·~: r shi>w of th e Ch r<t<r Gnrdc11 Club to be . ht'ld Aprll 29 anij ~0 al noyal Oak l'ark. Members of. tb ~ scheduling· l'ummll!er, Mrs. llorace Karr, Mn . I. B. Walker, and Mrs. F.nrl Dean met Tuesday at the hnnw of Mrs. Paul Barr, general chairman, In plun the classes. A junior division wlll be lndudcd in tht• show schedule. Two V;.i. Jen.tinc llt-rangenwnts rnudc by Mrs. Holvunl Nolan <'CII· t<!I'C d the table when tht' Third WNirwsday Hunwnwkers l'lub llll't t'e(·(' utly. The mer- Ling. \'<lllductcd hy president .ll'il n I'I&IJ . opcn~d wiUl lhc " Lord '~ Prnyer " nnd giving lh<' fl M~ ~lcu ~u . TJIU thought lor the month was ''0 Lord Th011 ha$t searched mo 011<1 know me." J',qnlm JJO: 1·7 wa~ t•uad by Mildred Pierce fur d<wotlolll,, allil Mrs. Hall re$d painlt'd pflhm l 'ii.'ICS, At len~IIJ~ ware lhose IIHJlled ~nd Mrs. Cl\lirlutte Nease, Mrs , ' (';lcanor l)ohr~m , Mrs , F:lva 011llcy, Mr~ . MOI'!lill'el l~ichlngor, MI'Jl, lrene. l'arkcr, Mn. Linda Ferrell, Mrs, Pauline Mol'trlly, Mn. "Hidden In Your He"rt." noll CIIJI WUIIIMWtred with Vlrglnlu Slll»er, Mn. Marsant oValenUne vene relcll111 by Cottrill, Mn. Betty Frltnd, •~~<I U1t IG pment. POtm ot lhll tuoall, M•rvln 1 nd DroniJa or "Love'• Empathy," wa1 rud by Ada Slack. ~ crtllry and lrtnunr'• month, T~dord . 80NUUiiVIVE I'OIIOI't llvtn by t\1111!1 White l.ETART, W. VA. - Anlllllll wert &pproved. lhuurvlvorM ot Mr~. b@ l'lhM E. Mn. Nolan showtld pltHlU 8 Clark, who died 'l'ue8dfty niMh I, und ut'nHmanlll. S h~ will IIIHO ot•e 811 Mon~ wha lnaludu CQrl h1vo Msurprls~ Qru!t lot• Ut~ And !.eo, l,ttllrlt Hoyt of Mtruh ~~ ruuMinQ wllon Qoch KMMII~A l WilliAlll, !'(llliOI'Oy j uno 1~ tobt•lnQ ~el~sorM, JlliliQII1 tlftt't'y or KlrkiMnd. Ill., ""d t•ul\lt• Yt.' yht'\1 8Uek, liMill w~l~lll F't·~n~ lin iii tl@Kftl~ . lll. l ..i mi'~' IJq.1 M u.'iscr, I; _J}' lii Ji c N. Wickline. (Upon . Announcements of lhe secretary, announced the state District 13 rally to be held at session which will be held at Syracuse on April 13 nnd the the Impel'ial House, Dayton, state session 1o he held in and requested that every Day ton ·on Aug,. 22-2.1 were coun cil in th e state be made at the Mb)lday night represented. Heserv;1liom; are meeting Of '1'he0dor4s Council to be mailed in as soon as 17, Daughters of America , at the IOOF Hall. 1 Fifty-year members will be ·f' honored at the dislricl rallv ' . and members of Theodorus are · asked to eontact ' Mrs. Nellie 'l11ree art classes under the · Hayes advising whether they · · Mn:i. Donna will be attending the ra lly so tilrcctJOn o1 · ,, II , · . s n that the n'cogni lim! service (]huuwt• mstruc 1or , : po · ' ' e ("... es1cr P'fA son~ I b)• th · go1 cU n be mTttn,~ed. · ·LUJdcrwuy · 't k !he • 1 as wee a1 Acornrnunica t{nn fl'(;tn Lura . • l. t1w~tcr fl:lcnJentar y sc~.~.no B.· turrlck, . stat!) cuunl'i l , Mrs. Hoy Holter, cultural .·· ,: : j iU' lS d li llrlllatJ ftll' the ·P'I'A, A 4't Classes Launched rrport'l tilt•! tlu• (' lil !:i~ <'S Will ThUt~-day cun sis.t of Ill lwurs of 1n·· stnh·tion ;mel lhat nn :trl ~hnw Se~ wi ll he hdd al lh t• May ll ot•t·ting •1f lh <• PTA. Work SC$Sion~ were plun!ICd Slxllt, ~vcnth anu L'i~Nh Work Sessimzs pt•cceded the mee\tna at which Mm·u, NtuJCY tll\lonour, Mary llrtiQ nvoral.llllma Ill bullneu Tayl or, nurbru·• While, WednesdMY or tho.duth ol her nltl'tl, Mn, ltuth Kennedy, 49, o1 Cleveland, dtll8hl4lr of Mr1. Vln~:trit YuunK, who dltd lut monU\. Mrs. Ktnnedy 11 IUr· vivo~ by hHr husbllnd, Auron, 1 MOll, Auron, Jr., I · dl\llhll!r, t,yun, ~nllllti'@Q MrQntkihlklrtn. l~tur~t'MI ~tt•vi~lii will h@h@l~ MMUI'dfty lliUI'IlinM in were tran11cted. Alltndlnt l"tttrldu Wlndun , Anlll 81uall, Kulhy Newall, Oebi Wlhdon, Smith, Mn. Holen Hill, Mn. tuld Hrt~~da Lltthllm. Hope Dralle anci!Jhlt'OII, Mr.. lrt thu WadnMdny nl~ltt · •n~ Mn. OrviUa Hoj lia, Mr. ('Uur~~ 01.0 Uril•d, tourlh Hntl Mnd Mn. Junior Cu)@tnan, rl!lh ijrod~t'! lnulmlln~ Willlum Cot•o,, Oruct Mnd Mat•k, Mr. Keilh Wulr!l, l~wollltl@ IIOIJI', llld Mn. Fred 91111MIII, Lorlndtt 'l'odil IIIMN~II. rt~oocco F;tl, llum[jijJ und Mt•, ofld Mrs. w~t'd~ , Cltftr h•no 11o@~l~in, lly8DII, llt'UQ~ , 'fftrry ~nd tr:ddift llulll!I'! ()YfllhiH Wlilt@, Normu J@ftll llt'iln lliY@r, IIOOII@Y K@Jil!l, wvt·o lilt Rev, Mr. an«' Mra. K~IIIIY N@W~ ll . 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Against Inflation &i)Te, Tltlnmle Starcher, Aji'II l'm·ker , rt•y W~t ry., qnu ,Judy !lr d IJ~e~y I ~ 01 ~ 1/ llAhlll'~f hH llllgi ~l!fl du ~ IIIIi II•> I difl •II II possible. Members were os k .d to cun~· ibu t e to a cuo11try store, tlte holl\c nnd orpha ns tH illr , and thl' "guess what" table ~~~ the district ·r "Uy. In a ll'! lel' from Mrs. Alkt· r. WPaver , SUNOAY . "· JOINthe MARCH, . unicv of.Mra. <.:arrle Melnlu!l't, grade 1tudenll meet , on Tt1e tllnal ot MI'II.·Betty Retbel Tueeday following school. wu allo reported'. J;;ru:ollw In tho eluHs ar.e Betsy II wos dccldtld to order six Amsbary, 'fnmml Dahr, at lhe,hornt of Mr,·alid Mra. Dtnlac Dean, Robin Elklllll, dOZf!llliPrO fllunntng C!llendUTH Nol'l11an E; H)o~n1 r ; ' IJierry lllppl~. · Jounne Flck, to be sold by lhc mcmbm. 'rh ' NIICCF.Dli!.S Ci@Vtl"nd . 1\y lllr.1't' l' 1:1\ NAii\' . . SATURDAY OPEN ·· ,DAILY · . UNTIL 10 P,M. ROBINSON'S CLEANERS District, State Sessions Noted FRIDAY '. 2-HOUR CLEANING ·ApuUuek iupper ~Ill! arace . Connie lluflmun , Rachel prtw puclro~" uonHtoo ~Y Mrx. by the l'tev. Robet•t ' Smith Huntol', l'llnl Kautz, Mury F'orn~ ltou81t was Wl)ll by Mr.~. M1·s. Con \'uunM leMrned THURSDAY ' Nllif.1't, Rubert H. Roush, Jr., Francia . E. Siuvqr, . Sr., tor 8 P.' m. NCh;,T.IItndaJi at llatlrleen Strait, Allred L. ' the United Fallh 'Non· WMfi'Vrt, Byrd SWII!Ion, Sarah 'nenomlnallonal Church when Jl'ollur~. St. Clair Hl,ll, Herbert the CIIIICre(llllon ~recently F. Rpee •nd Tamara L. ... . . . SC'\'I'nt/ \ school at '/ Jl.lll . ,-.)ir h 1\1 w ltl i~t I wlillW•11J.: p>'tiii<HI l'. itl~ bl u~ ribbon' The fair will be pr<'<'ertr'l.i at lht•- 1}1 ,11 kiy \ llf, ft(,:,l, l:i' r•i1nd~ \\ IHiten; in cat h categoi.'y on 7,so p.m. by u brit•f m~~ tln g·or :..~ndJ t ~u·1t pkw,; l\··f '11\'I'~·IHt~t·h Pad.! ~~ructi • level of the other th~ PTA . Pare 11 ~~ ~ nd v isltO!'~ rat~·gvrf 1 rl t ,, h r<H11~J(•Vl'lt 11 <•l •·m1·n~H') st'lwtlls, at the will then l)P iOVI(cd lc <iew tbr ·reci!iVC t'lh)h.f. · w 11 '!1-- ·.\tl . tlfi!'ll R Jnt'<! ling of tht' Meigs d1~play;; a!1d wn tc h lh<•<~<·tinty shtdentn b::l\ih1t1a;1 m tlw f:.tlr ('ou nr v ('ounr il of P11rents IU!d ilf the art class. Hctreshme nl\ "'"ill r L>CrtV< 1 8 pa l" t!Cip3n4!' 1'Lachers. Wi.uner8 there will will be srrved tlurrng U1is tintt. · tibhou. be displByr,l at the D.istrlct 16 E~hi bits 111 the cu ltur~ l ·~rts All blu~ 11blwn "' 11r .t Pi" •· PTA srJri ng con(erenee at wlnnt:•rs, of tlw 11-J ~~ ~ruy :-;{'hi "Jl JaCk6on ~nd be again placed in wHJ then bl.' plilct•l 111 t·Qm· coll!peti tlon at ihc convention of UJr Ohio PTA in October. Emphasis of lhe cultural arts pt'l;grt~rn I ~ La encourage lltR'tHDA YS Jlll'l .fl n~ O . Lm'AR'f,, W. \ A, 1'1ic' cieatJVIty and h·eedom o! hir Uid~ v• o!Mr. m111 ~~~·,. <\)Ill . cX) o r~SS i il/1 of VIeWS ilnd Thel'e w11 s ~ rll ujr ~ing i nf: of I.utkeYdooS' ltlr\· i' · g'ralll.l t.F: TAHT Foll.!.S .:_ A wim1en of lti(>United Mel podisl l~ elm~s . prog1·aui on missions enUtled Church to brco11H:. mo re· "Now Thank We All Our. God" t·llildrc.n wen• flu.,. :r\'Pd 11rt ' 'A Church for Others" was l!nowle tlgaiJle an d .ac tively and "I Gave My Life lor Thee," Sul1day al the hiPII H' t•f ~It and present{'<! by Mrs. · Nota invol ved in the ljevelopment of Scrip tur e by Mrs . M~b e l Mrs. Lanv Lurk•') tilJO w Penrson al the 1'uesday ·night people throu gh ~ hanging Shields wa.1' fr om M~tlhew. Char· Jcston~ Thr hutHII't'~1 S , Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Julia opinion and financial support. · meelin!i' or the East LetartLar!'y l~dward .. :1 w1rj PhihJJ , Women's Society. of Christian ·Mrs . Marlene Fis her Norris srrvrd refr~shmen ts Dean, <igc1 J ~ .u··· .-.;111"1'-i of Mr:. presided at the meeting which from a ta ble cm·rying out the ~e n d Mrs. ). un") LlU-ki 1 .Hioo~ Serviee. opened with a devotional St. Patrick's Day theme to ;md Atn) K(ttha!Pt'n, ' ' l~t' 1, IS 'Purpose of the progr~m ·as . service and prayer by Mrs. those named ;md Mrs. Mary Ihe daughw r of l>t r.t. :ind Mr~ . Reaues~) ·explained by Mrs. Pearson was Eulah ·Wolle. Mrs. Hazel l'ox Roush, Mrs. F'ode Hayman, 'Roger Lur keydun ,\m;· resides lo inci·ease understanding of an gav~ the secretary'S repm'l, Mrs. Sue Oeeglt•, Mrs. ./oyc~' with her mother at Mid~letJor.t interrs l. in one aspect of and Mrs. Eileen Roush, the White, Mrs. Dor is Sayre, Mrs. whrle her daddy 1~ ~t!ltionl!d it1 missions, that of endeavoring trensw·or's report. A thnnk-you Ferne ·B. Hayman, Mrs, 'Lucy Vi elnam . Both l.urry and to meN the needs of deve loping note for Oowcrs was read from J)onuhu c, a10d Mrs. Eileen Hoger Lu~ keydno were fo rmer 21o.E. lnd Pomeroy nat ions, anp to stimulate Mrs. Edna Roush. Housh. resident,; of Letart Phone 992-5428 ... .. Arrangements Made ~YHACUSE NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Mission Field Explored · the ~ iri s made 20 Easter baskec' arrd bunnle replicas .to be taken to the Athens Health Center for 11 'party tOday. Work on th e conference covers and poppy posters was continued . Plans were made for assistin~ at the joint initiation of members at the Hulzer Medical Center, First Middleport hall on March 26. and to join with the junrors of Ave. and Cedar St. General the Middleport unit after U1e visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. ' initiation ('eremony for u work Maternity visiting hOurs 2i30 lo se.s5ion on cm·S8ges fur the 4c30 p .m. Parents only on Pcct ia tries Ward . con!erence. Htrths The juliiors will sorve at the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Miller, April !) Cancer Crusade dinner at Meigs High School. Anolher Jackson, a daughter .and Mr. rnecl ing was set for Monday and Mrs. William C. Oartey, · night at tile hall at which limt• Gallipolis, a daug hter. lll.,.·harge• WtJrk will begin on favQrs for Mrs. Hal'iey E. Hendricks U1e distrie t (' onferencc. and dnu ghter , Shelia ·A. LHn h<..~m . Susan l.)rnne W;otkin>. .John W. Neal, Ken neth C' . llronokowski, Mabe( McBee, Mrs. Milford L. Howard. Jr . and son, Robert S. carqboard, glue, an 16x~4 inch Call11h;-w t Sli~ \'t • n r>n le Carter, . pict'(1 c)f colored gift wrap of 11 Ku lilh:en Barnes. 1\ urrald r:. eolor t'~J\\'d ully liked\ and li C':nnpJ Jl' ., Hu~s etl S. ll4'utn, llt' t'dlt.• l'ilr .:1 hcH v}· thrc<.~d . A1 <r nelle Clibb , l'ora M. 't\ cl(·lil'l uu.c.; potluck luru.:h Wi.l~: i.lull nl'!l, llehuruh J . Ut•Will, t' lljcJy(•tl at nnon with tai)J, . i'l<~r il' <' A, Djl l<,n. Susa n g fll t'l' c~ i Vi' fl b) M r s. M fat'j..;;trf' t F rw n i n~~. J·;ugc nt.• H. GI'I'Crl, llltllt·.r IJurtr!t.: tht• nltcn lliOf1 l'll li'ldn A. Muloi!a , ·steven HOSPITAL NEWS ~ .r(lo ~. 1"/ A rultural u·,. ~~ fair. w11l ~~ in all six Willies nf the prescnl.,J Monda) ni~h l al ohe Puincroy sthU\ll wLII be on Pon1ri't1V l•: lcllleu(ary S<:hnol, ex hibit•. · · ol n -~l e n.sive <li~ pla; of fn add iliull .ll' 1111' displays, VIS\l<1 \ :fr t ! I Ul U •riaL~; mblud1ng thf &1'.1rlas.< uf J5 pUpilS under') ml~~ w1Hrr rblors: mosa fts. dJrel'tron or Mrs. Margaret (·otlage ·· 1 anti drawings, as well P.lla l;,•wis, mstructor, will be as · Ol'igm ~,l ~ongs und· musje, doing thr ir work with uils. 'the ~trr a11d essays by student.~ art studenl' are llo rq oort to lhe ------,---~ Cbarle11e Hoeflich ' 7- 'l'he lllstt; · •ntino '· \1uhil'IAI.tl 1'011o.1')',l 2 WITH l HIS CIIUrD" • S NELSON'S DRUG ~ ••··•• UI'J~ t J ll·72 CAPSULES Reg. 1L79 . IIM!T I COUPOM l'lM ~U-CHbl <: l4' .. I . 'l Reg.·9R' 30's -- �• ., 6- T1IG O.Uy Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, U., March 9, 1972 _,;__" __ Arts Fair in Pomeroy Monday 992-5292 • Plans Made for Conference Here Of Jr. Auxiliary Sherrie Marshall , daughter · of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rl es Marshall, was named Li ttle Miss P.oppy at a recent 111eeting of the Jun ior American l,egion Auxiliary of Ikew Webster Post 39. Scleded as Juni or Miss Poppy was Beth McKnight. The two girls will compete for District 8 honors at the junior conference to be heid on April 29 at the Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy . Arrangements for the junior confenmre were discussed and the girls were assigned hostess duties. The 'girls worked on a conference cover during 01c 1rteeling cotlducted by Shari Reuter, president. A donation was made to the heart fund, and 60 mini cups were made fm· the Eighth District Junior community service party at the Southeastern Ohio Men4l l Health Cen'-'r on March 15. Flower Sbow S Theme St!tected 1 Thi' gir ls will ~l·rvc· at the Mar ch 2a med11l g of the Auxi liHry. Mec ti 1ig Monday at lhc home t~r Mrs. Harry Du vis, advisor. "Spring M•gk '' hDs been seh·< ted as tllr lhemf' for.tht" sprlug flo 11·~: r shi>w of th e Ch r<t<r Gnrdc11 Club to be . ht'ld Aprll 29 anij ~0 al noyal Oak l'ark. Members of. tb ~ scheduling· l'ummll!er, Mrs. llorace Karr, Mn . I. B. Walker, and Mrs. F.nrl Dean met Tuesday at the hnnw of Mrs. Paul Barr, general chairman, In plun the classes. A junior division wlll be lndudcd in tht• show schedule. Two V;.i. Jen.tinc llt-rangenwnts rnudc by Mrs. Holvunl Nolan <'CII· t<!I'C d the table when tht' Third WNirwsday Hunwnwkers l'lub llll't t'e(·(' utly. The mer- Ling. \'<lllductcd hy president .ll'il n I'I&IJ . opcn~d wiUl lhc " Lord '~ Prnyer " nnd giving lh<' fl M~ ~lcu ~u . TJIU thought lor the month was ''0 Lord Th011 ha$t searched mo 011<1 know me." J',qnlm JJO: 1·7 wa~ t•uad by Mildred Pierce fur d<wotlolll,, allil Mrs. Hall re$d painlt'd pflhm l 'ii.'ICS, At len~IIJ~ ware lhose IIHJlled ~nd Mrs. Cl\lirlutte Nease, Mrs , ' (';lcanor l)ohr~m , Mrs , F:lva 011llcy, Mr~ . MOI'!lill'el l~ichlngor, MI'Jl, lrene. l'arkcr, Mn. Linda Ferrell, Mrs, Pauline Mol'trlly, Mn. "Hidden In Your He"rt." noll CIIJI WUIIIMWtred with Vlrglnlu Slll»er, Mn. Marsant oValenUne vene relcll111 by Cottrill, Mn. Betty Frltnd, •~~<I U1t IG pment. POtm ot lhll tuoall, M•rvln 1 nd DroniJa or "Love'• Empathy," wa1 rud by Ada Slack. ~ crtllry and lrtnunr'• month, T~dord . 80NUUiiVIVE I'OIIOI't llvtn by t\1111!1 White l.ETART, W. VA. - Anlllllll wert &pproved. lhuurvlvorM ot Mr~. b@ l'lhM E. Mn. Nolan showtld pltHlU 8 Clark, who died 'l'ue8dfty niMh I, und ut'nHmanlll. S h~ will IIIHO ot•e 811 Mon~ wha lnaludu CQrl h1vo Msurprls~ Qru!t lot• Ut~ And !.eo, l,ttllrlt Hoyt of Mtruh ~~ ruuMinQ wllon Qoch KMMII~A l WilliAlll, !'(llliOI'Oy j uno 1~ tobt•lnQ ~el~sorM, JlliliQII1 tlftt't'y or KlrkiMnd. Ill., ""d t•ul\lt• Yt.' yht'\1 8Uek, liMill w~l~lll F't·~n~ lin iii tl@Kftl~ . lll. l ..i mi'~' IJq.1 M u.'iscr, I; _J}' lii Ji c N. Wickline. (Upon . Announcements of lhe secretary, announced the state District 13 rally to be held at session which will be held at Syracuse on April 13 nnd the the Impel'ial House, Dayton, state session 1o he held in and requested that every Day ton ·on Aug,. 22-2.1 were coun cil in th e state be made at the Mb)lday night represented. Heserv;1liom; are meeting Of '1'he0dor4s Council to be mailed in as soon as 17, Daughters of America , at the IOOF Hall. 1 Fifty-year members will be ·f' honored at the dislricl rallv ' . and members of Theodorus are · asked to eontact ' Mrs. Nellie 'l11ree art classes under the · Hayes advising whether they · · Mn:i. Donna will be attending the ra lly so tilrcctJOn o1 · ,, II , · . s n that the n'cogni lim! service (]huuwt• mstruc 1or , : po · ' ' e ("... es1cr P'fA son~ I b)• th · go1 cU n be mTttn,~ed. · ·LUJdcrwuy · 't k !he • 1 as wee a1 Acornrnunica t{nn fl'(;tn Lura . • l. t1w~tcr fl:lcnJentar y sc~.~.no B.· turrlck, . stat!) cuunl'i l , Mrs. Hoy Holter, cultural .·· ,: : j iU' lS d li llrlllatJ ftll' the ·P'I'A, A 4't Classes Launched rrport'l tilt•! tlu• (' lil !:i~ <'S Will ThUt~-day cun sis.t of Ill lwurs of 1n·· stnh·tion ;mel lhat nn :trl ~hnw Se~ wi ll he hdd al lh t• May ll ot•t·ting •1f lh <• PTA. Work SC$Sion~ were plun!ICd Slxllt, ~vcnth anu L'i~Nh Work Sessimzs pt•cceded the mee\tna at which Mm·u, NtuJCY tll\lonour, Mary llrtiQ nvoral.llllma Ill bullneu Tayl or, nurbru·• While, WednesdMY or tho.duth ol her nltl'tl, Mn, ltuth Kennedy, 49, o1 Cleveland, dtll8hl4lr of Mr1. Vln~:trit YuunK, who dltd lut monU\. Mrs. Ktnnedy 11 IUr· vivo~ by hHr husbllnd, Auron, 1 MOll, Auron, Jr., I · dl\llhll!r, t,yun, ~nllllti'@Q MrQntkihlklrtn. l~tur~t'MI ~tt•vi~lii will h@h@l~ MMUI'dfty lliUI'IlinM in were tran11cted. Alltndlnt l"tttrldu Wlndun , Anlll 81uall, Kulhy Newall, Oebi Wlhdon, Smith, Mn. Holen Hill, Mn. tuld Hrt~~da Lltthllm. Hope Dralle anci!Jhlt'OII, Mr.. lrt thu WadnMdny nl~ltt · •n~ Mn. OrviUa Hoj lia, Mr. ('Uur~~ 01.0 Uril•d, tourlh Hntl Mnd Mn. Junior Cu)@tnan, rl!lh ijrod~t'! lnulmlln~ Willlum Cot•o,, Oruct Mnd Mat•k, Mr. Keilh Wulr!l, l~wollltl@ IIOIJI', llld Mn. Fred 91111MIII, Lorlndtt 'l'odil IIIMN~II. rt~oocco F;tl, llum[jijJ und Mt•, ofld Mrs. w~t'd~ , Cltftr h•no 11o@~l~in, lly8DII, llt'UQ~ , 'fftrry ~nd tr:ddift llulll!I'! ()YfllhiH Wlilt@, Normu J@ftll llt'iln lliY@r, IIOOII@Y K@Jil!l, wvt·o lilt Rev, Mr. an«' Mra. K~IIIIY N@W~ ll . 'l'r&e i llffY CANARY · Dogs Don 't Really Know Y'know libll~illl y w~l\lug Otn• Wfi uld hJi' oot> ellll• lu lull 111~ lt l ru ~ a lut· ~ thin~ lt'ull! Ill@ iluri~e tllill~lc du 1@11 . Uri! I All d~M• l'Oilollontly eli~k~ ii YIId!. riJiluvi't' ~lld sill~' ,li J i~W llnJb Wllrl l! HY I ~ ll~i! g~ d Ill h a ,(K~ ; Illlhi h'Vk ~Crtlai • uuntry In i~AI'ril u( till' l"u1iiY niter hNtl~ 1~£1 b~ hln!l ~I ' VllilliOim Iiiii@, 11roeMfiY l utn llw ~ V~ I •b r ilf lwo llug!J, 11 111lnlbilll'e 111• ~til~ ~ n.r a tw•k x. Uur dllNP ~II ottlllir iu rullow n 1'egula1' 1tally I'Ulltitlc alurilnM wtt fi " roun~ 11r lhl' wulellaehh , a eliack ciJtt• • l •l!n ~ of 1lll)'ilil ng fl (Jill 11 llOJI<II JIAI'rl'il~t· k ; lh II '1'1 01 ! nitMh iii MIr e 1!'11 ' '""'" ' Wloll'i1 lliln~' lo l'l inil ,uw tli~ ' 111 ~t h •l111ut duwe " Th~y l,j!ftll i111 IJ IP 1 11!11 1111"' !1 1 ! 11!1)1 l'f1 fllltJI II ,VIl li IN IIJ .\• lJ he l !l tn . ~ ·· (l ll r ln11!o l) Ihis' 111 d d tt lHfNI! ilt\1 o/ l nr11 Olht•J w t~n nor ~~ ul'!t' F ht1 Or,. 1Hth· m.' I' IIM ll!r ~; tJ, ., . , Jwtt docrt wnq Jd ~; t o 11 lfi 11 l fJ t• l!l l l l 11\i l ~ it i P r, n !l iP\' t· )fi I )L! I.I f r>t Ht npq-f fl j rlltlll il! I !lrqt ti•IPt II :•ll hll n il kk ~ If d !)J I'i ,lrll,•;t· 1111 !1 l i t• I tllv ~ l : n, :H~ h '- l l•'r pdH i~ Wtl\l h \ niJI ltUlll ''' 111\t l• •r ItI·. ln t,, , , Jdn nt tw !t•l •·pt-tw. 1111 llll' 1 \l h thl~! ! 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IIent ar l! tj; l l/11"tl r! s o· • nd~iou ~"' "'' '" ill<' l'fiid tf.ltJJi1t nlll t h rat r• ~~ ltvl1 tlllr:l IhJt,. ·trt ,_., uidn1 11! 8 tr jli1J. <N, I I, Mn~·q ~ {1n flv · l h•, ''I •'1 ~ l!j H~I ·I lful 11t f} t;~n• ~"nt llleh (, fi i;tt•n\Jh 11' VPII!IHdtl'f' 1 i jIll . .U! tl h Jtl ~~ ~ 1\ r 1n t;. 1' ~\1 rl h r !~1tf• f h II) I f .I 1wu ul II • !t>ll ill ~ r " '~~nl orq !hoy,• luul; ,.,. v 1111•••\ll'llo 1uil• r 1illl !Jd tl til•r stoafe I!IO ~ ·"'~ lli ii iAY Huur ~t lti l)n Wl1.11 f: vur ~ Wdtn nn w,,n!<q ~ ~· Kt !UW, t h.H1111 ili l )R t ~ 1\,ti.JtH e.on ~ tlll nj " lo lt n11\i.J ~lu ii P ~ bi t h y\Jr.c. t 'J; Iitr W n ttl · wtw l h li l llllll Pt ul llotta hup hri"i it ' r ldH~ ''lll P,laa. l l fim~oH t""»t l111 r..li.ltl;l !i Ntlf\dy dR II''• Jtl r1 HI I It H \Oi S requeSied ltw l the sloga". "Advance w•• Mu~l, with No Ste p.; B"rkw;,rd , WJ'\ d ~s " guide for I'ULII Jt'il aclll'il) Sht• spoke of tile siJLl!• projed, " sal e of i<'" •·l rv·, .. Jild 1:1\I'C $1,11011 (IS . No. 274 Smue Hm·•,, s 1 ;f)t~~ 1.:om P11us llMJi l' ULL\'-- 1 Willll IU lell Ml'! , V, WliiJ llud /1"/'' COl' II tiUflio In h~t· !iliHI@88 !l,~\ )lftll thllt I M V~ ~18Ut l I ~ rullowln~ llie,lhlid to. el~~~~ btll'lli oul ol htlut : l>ul obout urr 111~11 vf vln~gur li!Jlie bottutu •Jf lhe pun1 tnld wuler llilll IJrlu ~ hi ~ boll. ll!>IJ\UV~ 11'0111 hi!IJ t Mll ~~rlltkle ~ lllio 'k la,¥01 ul e iPilnoift~ JIUWU~t Ull lh~ •IHIII Hllll I~ I ; tuud li or •r l'l'I'AI hUUI'w. 1\lill W~li WIIJI II et~tnJ•_, st~~~ IUOUI'• 1 •1~ pllil "'"' !h~ blll'lla shuuld con 1~ tl~h( ult. It iiul. I'PIJI'Ill lho ¥ ill ~~ar Rill! )10\\'~tr !i'~hllliVItl. f!letl Wl!olt wll h ln•l •uds I 1lu h u~• M1'j , t) , ltd! lhr oil11 w l!U'!!I lu·k wllh !lri < ll u1l I hev~ AIWUY! had.-MIIS \1 ,r f . S\.\ ltl t.o·l :tml . \nn St•:ttiPs, ~A:tOR . ' . ' ::v~ll s\yling, .•• 9 So.ft. IOil'J·~ICr!dn(j Vllt~!. ~ tea M ~39.95 39~ """'" ···~ ·· ICHILDREN'S 26's I .~ I ~: ' Reg. 11.39 4 oz. ____ _ I rfS AU. IIA.Pl O ltAlORS NO. 184 Reg. TOOTH -PASTE 1.29 Reg.} l.09 NO. 264 . ADULTS FORMULA S's Reg. ll,OO ' Rao,g, 69' Easy out one-at-a-time ·. Reg.' 9.51 . 5 · Rr.g. •lDM AIII I'<•t tl Swu~ eL ~O!Nf i' LU ~A N f 55' 80 . 89¢ 66 Re&. 'l .19 . oz. 1l ·:.1 : COUNT ARTERS 8 'Or1ut.y I tJ LICm MENSWE'~R , FoP Hcmd nd Elu!ly 4 CONTAC ' Craftsman 6·HP Rotary Riding Mower cuT ·ao.oo. '.l . COLOR 86¢ 10'~ Reg. ss• 13 oz. Rea, 1.79 1 Reg. '2.7 '1.88 $ il.nMusr, IJ:dll!e Rea. '1.69 . SPRAY NET FOAM WAS 0Pf319.80 48' $1.09 Roeul r 1nd =~ E•tra Body . Reg. ·11.49 8 oz I ill bltlH llll fbl!11 ,. SPECJ.U PRINCE 4 OZ SIZE WII'H 3. OZ FR(E 1•49 ONLY VALUE $ 111\CINI'J - II cuurMe In Vl!l·ntluJrlil tytJill~ l, lor Ml' ~g~ JiOI'otllr tmilllur IJy lh~ llt~L~ Vut!ll IIOI1Ml IJI VIi ion is IJ<'U1~ oft~r~tl ~~ ~t\uth~ru IIIMh 2·FOR$1 2.00 1 New fl\llltd VITALIS .. H~ U t HA R DRY CONTROL .MATCHAB LLI CREAM P RUM I Rg. ONY REGULAR OR fLAVORED I ,0() . $2,2 J ·Rug. tn Huvlh''· 11.29 'l'he pi'Ugthm IIIUII iii!VP U •lud · uu, ~nrulieol IJpfQt'!' o•JlOf"" rH II IJu fulu lqtl , 'l'hooe ht!o1• ~ letl In la kin~ lhu CIJ \II'R~ lil t' ~ lkt •LIIu <':illlhP ·a~h uul •I 11111-411 71 IJ•·l"'" W•dnell<iny , Mur ch 1&, •IIIII Reg. 691 Reg. '3.79l 26-incb cut 50's '1 .. lt:lt\ll• ll a lll(l~ iJU lh'l'i:t" t\lllllii iOIJil ' ' ' , t, I l ' L• 11\lllllJN , II' i'll liii1W-6illll Hfl1•1 0 pIll T l lt• t'IJUflill""'l qlll)t' IIIOlJIII II 11<1 11 11 • nloil l11 ~ h ' """11 lllllllVrr l• WOkL!) R4 Ol s1zr ! 1 14 ~1 , 1 1.- I ~' R~G . 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VITAMI N' RINSE Ui SilL ~~~~ 111 ~11 NEWH LENA RUBINSl .IN 1 u\,•. . C"l! • wilh u d•"\lltp ctolh NO PACKAGES IJJ•, r\ li l'<ti.L\'- M.v WttJII)' ¥11Jiita aw•ot !1Ulllluc• ~ hll'l1 1 ~· ' ve 1•lten lmt II 1 ~1!1 tlie111 whllt raw my h~ nt l a ~ru U<IY~ri!d Willi ' Iii I' '' HoW. Ul!ll I t·~· II IIJVl' lhl s QfJd ljD! liB VI' hl Wa l• thf·t~ U~~~ fiJr II. In 11 '< II' ollf'' ~ AltA lll•:il ll l'OLLY (JIII· IIulll(o W~ l rt!l!ellll,y ~lllijl~rtn•il .'U1 I 11111" a •fll!' l ut 111-u 11! atlVI~I' lll'l li lt' WJ/i~, IIIHn)' l'~''lile f' lll lh 11: l11 ll! UmlliWH 1111 OW lfl!i ~~ Jt;R ~ill•~ IIWUI•· II l'uli IIQH lin•" ' "'~~ ~ rveri pt~ ;nuw.ltl,l! hiiHf(lll l• d!IU d,!il' •II lll n'o·.li.i"' "'li;ll !IIIU loll~ l r•l · tillllill<·f'• I'll ~~llll!Ull.l 0 1 '' · jlh' l11rr •• <Hid >I' ll"''' lh'••'ll]ill vt' 1111111'11!11 II 1\• Jf 111'1)1 till lrr >Ill <rilL II l'l\lll pd lll. I I>H i iJI~ .\'III II . I t}l ii!O10!lil •h o•l• . j ~l ' f (,•\ ,ypu l ymg dO Wtl . 1\Hiinu Reg. · RcR l!t•: Ail I 'Ot.J , \' ~ I)na vr'ilt)i P~l l'e~viow tj Willi " "'411 IJ I, ;uu111 or !(I tie uri jll)tla·M• ~latnva . I tti~•U.• .h~vt• h• pitI II lUI,. Kl ue un Q ~ lftiJijj to 111-lle tt oli~k t(t ilh ~ , .,, 1 "1"' 1\'1 ~ 11.1' lli•W~ I h!lv~ ~~~· tv .. tiiPih!l·a With ' 1 P11~ t ~~ ~ ~ · t)rr• " <iuiiiJI"il uh tll~fll but I t'ijtJ !~r Wli~t·~ ;lihllfJR hll\" ~ •• ,., II Wullltl tl'tl~lilly l1c hie;• l.f (lie . ~~~~~ Wrwld ditk <' ><'II llii'I IMIJ llttlll•> 111.11~ ~•J h•t·l'lllh•, M~N ..J II. U lO's h.'l\1! nny ltme , sJittno up Ot . % PRICE. t'irst ulnJ !el'ulltl ~~ wl~ 1 s in lhb 'l'luitlillHY a/tel· ~· huooll'ial!.~ ~ulwul SCHIC:"<.' INSTAMAT AD.IUSTA.,ll.l! B Clul'!.!l In Typing II)' I'OLt I' l' ltMU~ It P ort.'tf)[f•. e,l5)'.!0 use tn 11omr Mol· ltCC li ~ o il t")(:illth Stock 'l'wd\lo Sluclontl'l Nl'N.lc•d 1.0 H1!gi.J1 WllYM ., ,,, n.~ IIIU\14' ,-·-"= = - ""'i SCHICK ' From Regular Anti ll1tn'•. and ' t hJI) 1ff!OUI'UJ 111 18 STICK PKG. Suits ;tt !I ll' 'nt?J"tin g w1~ 1't' t h ~~ dl'<.tllls of ." ri ll' Ebi!r:-: ha ch, tJrotlll'r .u! M 1·~ Hc11 N t• u l/. 1111 ~1. Mr '·· Nt-l h• S hHiiiWll \ · OIIHI V11 tun· khulllw n ~ l'l'i:•ltn;-; ut Mn 0 1L'I1 GUM·. NO. 794 ·Reg. 11.69 8's • Sport Coats · th en nal IJ.Innkc·t' Wi ll IJr· I)UJ'tlt;J!)t'll tor · ·thll 'l'l ft ln hou h' for !Ill· ug•·o. . Ht'JJ IW(t•(l BEEOf·NUT ,.....,.._. Uw goi d Slw rHlt~:•d . t!lal ~"0. "' ....... ,,. NO. 784 4's Reg. 89' Polly'1 Probl~m (1\LL I'OINtVIIV~1 ._9\Il · :UO!I j it 59¢ $1 09 ' .; Pollenex' INJECTOR BLADES HeibeL . 111•,)\1 1 } ' l il o l , l' ~ 'i'lo . l'I! IIIUY~ lh.~ l l\l t'JI ~ lilll/1 he t >11< 11•· ""'' •• h•;•l 1u111a Ml ~ . Or l'ioillll ~Oi l U IU IJI ~• IJIJUII ul CI'IJnlil nl lliltU I ill :t CIIJl vf. Wa(ur hlid lht•tl ~Cjn rr· l'iii ~ I UJJ ~• ~ II ., ""' '" " l'ttk h llw Hni~ h Mi t ~ ' I' ys.,~ , ,.. · Sl f; l(i l '•tilJmiy' f: Oll llt' I}Or, ly at n jlflU<• jU8l ! ll~hll~ UH()@f Wllbl ~!JU llli~tll ~ 1111Hd liM We1ry, H111b1r 1 'l'rtvv. l{@lty. llllliliiUl llh t ~ a lltet uf Culllll~tM, ~~~~ ~~'~ lh;.r~n fl ~t ~Wt>Vfl l(ll'~i,.u·t. 'J ~u.> ' 1111e1, lla vlrl lf,v t.h!• ~tllfii~l . · ll<•ul, Hiil ~hid l'kk , alit! Juhll lll·: r\ H 1 '0 1. 1 , \'~ Du tell Mt'!,. li lion! I h~ 1· e lf,Jtl n •l ,v llii•HI I"P ~ ll lt ' I'CIIiUIItng 01-l•k btll'li ' !Jillo JIVIII St"i lllt'aq ' '"'I i •M II ~ II ~ l' nhiJitl ~ llll)ll'.l 'l,\' wit h Vl::tt,\' tr1NJ1; <nt ul. 1'"1"" wlolo•li dvt• rrt1l ~~I'III Uh lh~ 11 1 .MN M. IJ ll 1 "i lll pl\ 1"' '' ' ' ' fi\H u\ ll ll!l d tun ~1 ' ' '1 1 ' 1: llnl{ inni o ~ wit h IIH 1 Wut tl!t, j HII..' P l! W!Jrl, j :1 1l!1t1 w l til · ·• l ' (fll l•lr rl 11 mt l St()te .. . Against Inflation &i)Te, Tltlnmle Starcher, Aji'II l'm·ker , rt•y W~t ry., qnu ,Judy !lr d IJ~e~y I ~ 01 ~ 1/ llAhlll'~f hH llllgi ~l!fl du ~ IIIIi II•> I difl •II II possible. Members were os k .d to cun~· ibu t e to a cuo11try store, tlte holl\c nnd orpha ns tH illr , and thl' "guess what" table ~~~ the district ·r "Uy. In a ll'! lel' from Mrs. Alkt· r. WPaver , SUNOAY . "· JOINthe MARCH, . unicv of.Mra. <.:arrle Melnlu!l't, grade 1tudenll meet , on Tt1e tllnal ot MI'II.·Betty Retbel Tueeday following school. wu allo reported'. J;;ru:ollw In tho eluHs ar.e Betsy II wos dccldtld to order six Amsbary, 'fnmml Dahr, at lhe,hornt of Mr,·alid Mra. Dtnlac Dean, Robin Elklllll, dOZf!llliPrO fllunntng C!llendUTH Nol'l11an E; H)o~n1 r ; ' IJierry lllppl~. · Jounne Flck, to be sold by lhc mcmbm. 'rh ' NIICCF.Dli!.S Ci@Vtl"nd . 1\y lllr.1't' l' 1:1\ NAii\' . . SATURDAY OPEN ·· ,DAILY · . UNTIL 10 P,M. ROBINSON'S CLEANERS District, State Sessions Noted FRIDAY '. 2-HOUR CLEANING ·ApuUuek iupper ~Ill! arace . Connie lluflmun , Rachel prtw puclro~" uonHtoo ~Y Mrx. by the l'tev. Robet•t ' Smith Huntol', l'llnl Kautz, Mury F'orn~ ltou81t was Wl)ll by Mr.~. M1·s. Con \'uunM leMrned THURSDAY ' Nllif.1't, Rubert H. Roush, Jr., Francia . E. Siuvqr, . Sr., tor 8 P.' m. NCh;,T.IItndaJi at llatlrleen Strait, Allred L. ' the United Fallh 'Non· WMfi'Vrt, Byrd SWII!Ion, Sarah 'nenomlnallonal Church when Jl'ollur~. St. Clair Hl,ll, Herbert the CIIIICre(llllon ~recently F. Rpee •nd Tamara L. ... . . . SC'\'I'nt/ \ school at '/ Jl.lll . ,-.)ir h 1\1 w ltl i~t I wlillW•11J.: p>'tiii<HI l'. itl~ bl u~ ribbon' The fair will be pr<'<'ertr'l.i at lht•- 1}1 ,11 kiy \ llf, ft(,:,l, l:i' r•i1nd~ \\ IHiten; in cat h categoi.'y on 7,so p.m. by u brit•f m~~ tln g·or :..~ndJ t ~u·1t pkw,; l\··f '11\'I'~·IHt~t·h Pad.! ~~ructi • level of the other th~ PTA . Pare 11 ~~ ~ nd v isltO!'~ rat~·gvrf 1 rl t ,, h r<H11~J(•Vl'lt 11 <•l •·m1·n~H') st'lwtlls, at the will then l)P iOVI(cd lc <iew tbr ·reci!iVC t'lh)h.f. · w 11 '!1-- ·.\tl . tlfi!'ll R Jnt'<! ling of tht' Meigs d1~play;; a!1d wn tc h lh<•<~<·tinty shtdentn b::l\ih1t1a;1 m tlw f:.tlr ('ou nr v ('ounr il of P11rents IU!d ilf the art class. Hctreshme nl\ "'"ill r L>CrtV< 1 8 pa l" t!Cip3n4!' 1'Lachers. Wi.uner8 there will will be srrved tlurrng U1is tintt. · tibhou. be displByr,l at the D.istrlct 16 E~hi bits 111 the cu ltur~ l ·~rts All blu~ 11blwn "' 11r .t Pi" •· PTA srJri ng con(erenee at wlnnt:•rs, of tlw 11-J ~~ ~ruy :-;{'hi "Jl JaCk6on ~nd be again placed in wHJ then bl.' plilct•l 111 t·Qm· coll!peti tlon at ihc convention of UJr Ohio PTA in October. Emphasis of lhe cultural arts pt'l;grt~rn I ~ La encourage lltR'tHDA YS Jlll'l .fl n~ O . Lm'AR'f,, W. \ A, 1'1ic' cieatJVIty and h·eedom o! hir Uid~ v• o!Mr. m111 ~~~·,. <\)Ill . cX) o r~SS i il/1 of VIeWS ilnd Thel'e w11 s ~ rll ujr ~ing i nf: of I.utkeYdooS' ltlr\· i' · g'ralll.l t.F: TAHT Foll.!.S .:_ A wim1en of lti(>United Mel podisl l~ elm~s . prog1·aui on missions enUtled Church to brco11H:. mo re· "Now Thank We All Our. God" t·llildrc.n wen• flu.,. :r\'Pd 11rt ' 'A Church for Others" was l!nowle tlgaiJle an d .ac tively and "I Gave My Life lor Thee," Sul1day al the hiPII H' t•f ~It and present{'<! by Mrs. · Nota invol ved in the ljevelopment of Scrip tur e by Mrs . M~b e l Mrs. Lanv Lurk•') tilJO w Penrson al the 1'uesday ·night people throu gh ~ hanging Shields wa.1' fr om M~tlhew. Char· Jcston~ Thr hutHII't'~1 S , Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Julia opinion and financial support. · meelin!i' or the East LetartLar!'y l~dward .. :1 w1rj PhihJJ , Women's Society. of Christian ·Mrs . Marlene Fis her Norris srrvrd refr~shmen ts Dean, <igc1 J ~ .u··· .-.;111"1'-i of Mr:. presided at the meeting which from a ta ble cm·rying out the ~e n d Mrs. ). un") LlU-ki 1 .Hioo~ Serviee. opened with a devotional St. Patrick's Day theme to ;md Atn) K(ttha!Pt'n, ' ' l~t' 1, IS 'Purpose of the progr~m ·as . service and prayer by Mrs. those named ;md Mrs. Mary Ihe daughw r of l>t r.t. :ind Mr~ . Reaues~) ·explained by Mrs. Pearson was Eulah ·Wolle. Mrs. Hazel l'ox Roush, Mrs. F'ode Hayman, 'Roger Lur keydun ,\m;· resides lo inci·ease understanding of an gav~ the secretary'S repm'l, Mrs. Sue Oeeglt•, Mrs. ./oyc~' with her mother at Mid~letJor.t interrs l. in one aspect of and Mrs. Eileen Roush, the White, Mrs. Dor is Sayre, Mrs. whrle her daddy 1~ ~t!ltionl!d it1 missions, that of endeavoring trensw·or's report. A thnnk-you Ferne ·B. Hayman, Mrs, 'Lucy Vi elnam . Both l.urry and to meN the needs of deve loping note for Oowcrs was read from J)onuhu c, a10d Mrs. Eileen Hoger Lu~ keydno were fo rmer 21o.E. lnd Pomeroy nat ions, anp to stimulate Mrs. Edna Roush. Housh. resident,; of Letart Phone 992-5428 ... .. Arrangements Made ~YHACUSE NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Mission Field Explored · the ~ iri s made 20 Easter baskec' arrd bunnle replicas .to be taken to the Athens Health Center for 11 'party tOday. Work on th e conference covers and poppy posters was continued . Plans were made for assistin~ at the joint initiation of members at the Hulzer Medical Center, First Middleport hall on March 26. and to join with the junrors of Ave. and Cedar St. General the Middleport unit after U1e visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. ' initiation ('eremony for u work Maternity visiting hOurs 2i30 lo se.s5ion on cm·S8ges fur the 4c30 p .m. Parents only on Pcct ia tries Ward . con!erence. Htrths The juliiors will sorve at the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Miller, April !) Cancer Crusade dinner at Meigs High School. Anolher Jackson, a daughter .and Mr. rnecl ing was set for Monday and Mrs. William C. Oartey, · night at tile hall at which limt• Gallipolis, a daug hter. lll.,.·harge• WtJrk will begin on favQrs for Mrs. Hal'iey E. Hendricks U1e distrie t (' onferencc. and dnu ghter , Shelia ·A. LHn h<..~m . Susan l.)rnne W;otkin>. .John W. Neal, Ken neth C' . llronokowski, Mabe( McBee, Mrs. Milford L. Howard. Jr . and son, Robert S. carqboard, glue, an 16x~4 inch Call11h;-w t Sli~ \'t • n r>n le Carter, . pict'(1 c)f colored gift wrap of 11 Ku lilh:en Barnes. 1\ urrald r:. eolor t'~J\\'d ully liked\ and li C':nnpJ Jl' ., Hu~s etl S. ll4'utn, llt' t'dlt.• l'ilr .:1 hcH v}· thrc<.~d . A1 <r nelle Clibb , l'ora M. 't\ cl(·lil'l uu.c.; potluck luru.:h Wi.l~: i.lull nl'!l, llehuruh J . Ut•Will, t' lljcJy(•tl at nnon with tai)J, . i'l<~r il' <' A, Djl l<,n. Susa n g fll t'l' c~ i Vi' fl b) M r s. M fat'j..;;trf' t F rw n i n~~. J·;ugc nt.• H. GI'I'Crl, llltllt·.r IJurtr!t.: tht• nltcn lliOf1 l'll li'ldn A. Muloi!a , ·steven HOSPITAL NEWS ~ .r(lo ~. 1"/ A rultural u·,. ~~ fair. w11l ~~ in all six Willies nf the prescnl.,J Monda) ni~h l al ohe Puincroy sthU\ll wLII be on Pon1ri't1V l•: lcllleu(ary S<:hnol, ex hibit•. · · ol n -~l e n.sive <li~ pla; of fn add iliull .ll' 1111' displays, VIS\l<1 \ :fr t ! I Ul U •riaL~; mblud1ng thf &1'.1rlas.< uf J5 pUpilS under') ml~~ w1Hrr rblors: mosa fts. dJrel'tron or Mrs. Margaret (·otlage ·· 1 anti drawings, as well P.lla l;,•wis, mstructor, will be as · Ol'igm ~,l ~ongs und· musje, doing thr ir work with uils. 'the ~trr a11d essays by student.~ art studenl' are llo rq oort to lhe ------,---~ Cbarle11e Hoeflich ' 7- 'l'he lllstt; · •ntino '· \1uhil'IAI.tl 1'011o.1')',l 2 WITH l HIS CIIUrD" • S NELSON'S DRUG ~ ••··•• UI'J~ t J ll·72 CAPSULES Reg. 1L79 . IIM!T I COUPOM l'lM ~U-CHbl <: l4' .. I . 'l Reg.·9R' 30's -- �., .. t-TbelllliiJSenllnel,~y, O.,March9,im · 3- The DoUy Senunel, Middleport.Polllf"UY. 0 .. M.arrn 9. 1912 FOOD FOR AMERICANS I Extortionist Whip ·up Fluffy Skillet Egg Dish ows By United Press l.utellUitional thetwootherexplosions passed ll) AILio:l•;r. l'I . \IHE \'lEI\ Fllllrt 1-:dltllr a\-'t.'l ~l gfo1 J\IIJt'r'IL'<UJ COIISIIIlW!< :JOO i•.[g~ l' U (' It Y<• a r. If 10hnc·, .dw lestet'oil COlll11 1:1 ri J,! hl. tht'n- is noth · · ing nmrt! l'Cimomicu l iiS a so un:c of hi g h -qu~1! it y protein lh nn an (· g:.r~. FOI' f'x am - pll•. twq Iorge eggs supply appr(lXIIll(l1ely tlw s ~~ m tA ounces of pro h~! lll us ~irloin .sh·ak ami 1hey'r1• chcapt'l' two . F:v~..~ n those wh os ~.• dh.d l1 m its In-. lak•· •J f eggt;: t.H1 t h Wt·e k may enjoy an ttgg dl l)h ~ uc h as Pepp y •;killet )';ggx '!:his fl~lf y lt'eal is served anvtime during lhe day ar;cl combines Condensed <:remu of mushroo111 Roup. corn an cl green pepper. I'EPI'Y SKILLET J::ta;s MEMBERS INVESTED- In vestit ure services for new membe" of Brow nie Troo~ 87 ''"" l74 in Middleport we re eonducted Tuesday at the Middleport Church of Christ. The b<J;oup included , front row, from I he left, Vangie Hat·t, Vickie 1 Oiler, Barbara Baley, Lynn Kloos; back row , rrom lhe tel!, Pant Crooks. Lori Roush. Sheila Powell, Amy Hally, Tcra Bacon, Hobin Kitchen, Melissa Spt•ncer and Betsy Herald . l i'ad~rs of Troop 1 7~ are Iris Payne and Vicky Houchins and lt•Hdcrs of 1i·oop 87 are Lucretia Stobart ami Betty C:Jass Boyles, Tina Miller, Laur.a Sayre , Ta tnmy Richardson, Lisa PartlciJ)(iiJQn Jn tht.• IJJsl ricl rt"'nll nded t11 g ~·t Hwir rescr - 1. .. J c an 1 wtll be anrtoun ctcl h~ Mrs. Esth er 11idr•nour 1rho wa,; appmnl cd Council Cilpt~l\n to fill <~ ,.(ll'<nwy L'rcmrtl when Mrs . V1:u·y Holt er wa s i'"l'liun to be ht'ld b)' lhr good nf the l)rdr.r t..·ommittt·c ;1t th r M<trch ~ I meeting " I whidt tnne quart er!~ hu·thday::: wi ll lx• oll ~l'n'f•d. H('pol'lNl ill w~n· Mrs. J\lar~;w·c·t Tuttle t1nd i\·lrs. Betty Housh. 11 11as noted that rcfreshnwnt.t; wert' ~l'l'\'l?U :11 di st ri ct pra(1 ice hi! ld Sunday at lhe SC'h nvl ;md note d that the 1\ l t c 11 d ln<.!; bl' s1des t lw;.,.• nrum~d WPI'I' ~11'.'1 Alll'l' Curti :~. 50th annivPrs;;u·y will be ob~ Mrs. Jt~Hn Sunune rfil•ltl , Mrs. 1\rla M~~n·is, \'lr~. lrw;. Nt'IH•IJ . nounced and members were r~·--~~ I .,u .. Jti : M.. Social Ry Alma \l r\SO:\ In 111 -in eh ski!l f•l. l' o o k green pt'ppt•r HI but ter until ! rf'('{'in!(l '-1 ~lar>~hal.l h:tkr rreentl\ moist fl'!)lll KH! !\in,~ !!l't'ill .. S~f'IIIIWI'li 'fi' OVI\, .\lr:-.. Kll1g \\Cll\ Your Mattress Is Lumpy ••• Your Rugs Are Worn ··• Your living Room Suite Is Faded, and Won't Cook. Women l lOI\(W $100 r ontrt''IIII.Oil ,,.,. , ,~, u .• nwdt' t.o the "'ci11.., ('oii nt)· "" c Counci l on 1\~ing'"when thr Ohio I:: I" Phi Cht.pler of !leta Sigma Phl Sorority met Tue.tday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Ef~ctric Co. · During the meeting con· dueled by Vlkki Gloeckner, officers for 1972·73 were elected and Include Linda Riffle, president ; susan Baer, vice president ; Martha MePhall, recording secre tary: Saruh BechU~ . troasuror, and Connie Bailey, com spondlng 5ccre tlity . · Pluns wete mode for o I'IIOIIIIUgO Hille to b1• hOI<I the I . SOCia r .., ;~ ~~ ~ -"-''"'».-'~•"•'' •., ,, ''' ""-r;:<o:<r;Q-,1\"0j"jo;;•, ••••;r.~ .... ...w.·?.O~~~ ~~,, & ~ !I ICalendad . Mt:s. Price Has WSC-:5 Program .\ silent audi""'"'" ltl'ld ~ nd rrfrt'Sillllf' !ll'4 or honwmadt! icc Mrs. li;u·,,ld Hon sh "'"' Soca~t) of Chris tia n -'"'""'" ~cl'ipttlre nnd pra~c·r in um:-,on VJWIHtl tl1 P nu:~etin.; with Mrs I l ub~•l Price gi\'lng lht' progr: ull t!fl L('nl and th~ World llay ui CirRI wetk In Ap1·11. A booth •t the Meigs County Fulr WQN dlsoull.'led by Mr~. lllfllo, wny~ und rncnn ~ <'hultmon , Carolyfl Snt !u d l• lti remtndM tl1u tuombol' ~ nf 0 ~ ouplcn' purtr tulle lluld Mw·ch 17 al G:30 p. ttl . Rt lite Orcltl~ RO\lt!t, Tho ctiltun!l ru}iurt anU.tled 11'l'he 1Ju.H('t.l 11 given by Becky Anderson and llolum N;·a~e . He(re•hmen!JI WOI'e •ervctl t.y M•t·tl•• Mr. Ph It "lid Ptt vlli• ll;·tu •H ~ w•• Mj ,fi:, Ru turday, 0 to ll ::10 ~ .m . AI 04VIN•WUfliOr Co. Mrlnu, 1 i 11Htet'O)<;·b.)l .M~I~• VICAClub, hlimrQM6 Now llffil-urN wore olcd<rl Wlitlll llle So lOti\ ('ftutllr 1''I'~ fl tfl Mundhy n !~-J hl il l tl11• Sioux Win this Battle ·-·~--·-· BLOOMING Roman ttc. ap· Women's Lib Gets pealing " Dew · klsr ' gardenias . Loadod wl l h bud•' In Minstrel Spot Shor> Pomero y Ben Franklin Stora early for all vour E,uter ncc!ls whll t sorectlon s aro com plcto . .c~rd s. porty llem, , empty and flltod . baskvl$, toys, flowota, gifts and I rgu so loc llon of candy m1d , ndy novollles. MAKE .: EROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER :: . L.. t.~~e&i.MAm BENlFRANKLIN• PHONE 9Y2 349 & · "" 100 '0' East M11l11 St. POMilROY OHIO SIITVROAY Nl~tiH I 9 ADD CHARM Wllllr. IIAK I~ SPRING FlOWERING BULBS ·. Ct·ocus • Gi ,1d IQ ' I C 1. iln na s and Amaryllus. Gt ~rant 1f '" <'e.c o grow and bloom . OPE N FR'IOA Y & Di,Nt;r;; , Sputl tern lii Nh . !lc!tOt11, llucln~. llti l.tn•duy 0 ·ul ·ll !311, I~Oil!Ot· e~ by South Ml llRil d lloOI IO I'M, fiiYil e b]l r-ru~o•tno . JUST ARRIVED Prayer. O!Hcers' rcpurts were glv_lln ·and a free will offering taken. A hQme products party was planned for the llpl'll mee ting to be held at U•e home of Mrs. Howard Ebmbach . Mt•s. HlllOn donated a quilt to the society l.o be used for n fund , raising project. ~A1'lli\ UA V DANC!i: WAHAMA Uloh S.Jitonl, &Hut~ ky , 0 !II mid· nlnltt, Nuhool ~pQnNol'ell, JMYM ('heesebrc w, Mrs. Sh irley ,Johnson . Mr~. h·u r...a.wrence, cTram, ci.lkt>. ~offer ~md soft Mr}t. l'o ra HiJton, Mrs. <!rink." were >erved to Mrs. Kalhle~n \Viird, Mrs. Ethel Elw< Dnil~y . Mrs. Es~' l'lottsh , .Johnson and Mr." Pt'iee . Miss h o~ le.o.;s fu r tht' .\1areh lllceting . Mr·~ . Ehm•sbal'h, Mrs. Fnmk Brenda L;:lwt·e n<·\~ wus Hguest. rJf thl' Porlland United. 1-"':":-:-:---------~..;,;;,.;.::.:.:::.:.::. :\1 ethndisl \V(rmen's /l; PTA Officers Are Elected and BEAUTY . TO EVERY ROOM . VANY L-ITE . LATEX INTERIOR PAINT (f ' ' J>:l .. ,·tct l wc11 ' ~ GALLON Mrft llulnwt ll ul lido y, l"'"' lrlrlif ; M., , r.,,rry Stullh , VIPII j.treah h~ lll , MI'H I< llttcth 1.cntulllll'ellt 1 Jtt' Nt-tury , utu l Mt'h. Wulhwfi rur Jtllagt '· tl)t! ftfllltl l ll j)hHl'l1k l· lilll!fllll' lu h~ flelri uu Mti t'l'h 1~ T l1~ kl ltn 1dl1111 M,.,, !' lllttlllttl \11-Mm ut•' llllr·11 J,ll'hth· r•t,l'til/ t.y tht• Jwv Jl•·tfllt· (11/l !t • fll 1•11tlrlC!d llll' lllltlit I'JIIIJII ' .'i llll!t'l ll Ill thtl ~t'fltl;t lw1 &I JututlteH o1 ltHWJH! 1t 11 tl Arnflld t l t ll~~ IJcil iJ itl 1 ,In\ I' If ~~~~,1 l 'l:rfli lll'' ,n,,, ;.,, hii• Jr!t l\ 1'1 \ h!l-~:ill/111 W/l,h li ·\ t J~l' lor Your Dmg N11t11 Ebersbach Hardware t ·I.~NN I W A ~IIII I~ ~IIJIP~ ' I r / She isLester survived by a stepson, Harry Murray, Little . Hocking; a stepdaughter, Mrs. E. H. (Blanche) Vieth , Davenport, Ia . ; six step. grandchildren, 16 step greatgrandchildren, one step greatgreat-granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Murrey \Vas preceded in death by ber husband, Ross, in 1952, two daughters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at 2p.m. Saturday at tlie White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Roy Deeter of· ficiating. Burial will be in Stewart Cemetery at Hockingport. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after noon Friday. DU RALASH by Ardell ... The Chateau Beauty Salon Now Has Customized Eyelash Stylirtg. Each lash individually applied by the professional staff. The newest most exciting of cosmetology art available in four different lengths. DURALASHES are the finest product available today. CALL AND MAKEYOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY OPERATORS Janice Smith Kay Dodderer Janet Compson Phone 992-7606 The Chateau Beauty Salon 1uin:te:rest:~·•••••••.:::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Up-Tight· ABOUT AN AUTO LOAN? TIME $499 Relax come talk it over with us ... you may find yourself behind the wheel much sooner than you thought. Getting you on the road is our · busines·s. Come In, let's talk. 110 W. MAIN .POMEROY t "The Bank That · Flies The Flag Matching $ 398 Every Day" TWO GROUPS CHESTER The · Gospelalres of Rutland · will sing at the Church of the Nazarene of Cbester along with the Gospelaires of Parkers· burg at 7:30 p. m. ·Saturday. LODGETOMEETMlddieport Lodge 363, F&AM, wlll confer th8 Master Mason degree on one candidate al 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the temple. All Master Masons are invited. "EVfRYTHING IN ·HARDWARE" 1\lll/w /lt•frlltr')HIIlliti~: J11 r 1U I• f11 Wt•Jflll•.tdlr\< Hf Hw lth1 IJri Wr .It'\ olll 1 ltlh'W. \ldltPtH· I \ ·1 !\I) .. . FOR TEENS IN " - . l ( VARIOUS COLORS & SIZES • ltold Dies Thursday Colors POT H.OLDER VESTS MldcllilpCirt, 0~1. IIJifli\,lllM lh r· lll.~ 1Uitllll 'I 1'1'1.11 . in Spring I'AIN'I' IJEPrHl'I'ME'N'/' PHON! 992-3m1 '71 N. S.nd Ari., c •SKIRTS eSCOOTER SKIRTS Sill Jli I JlJ It fOMI •U.;·rr.: CRII. fOR 01' Rt.UONA~~,t D-UO "-tCII' lfl l'l fl liiiR!iiUI 1!1111 \'Ill ttl IIIUtJI! Wlh J111 1'i' 1111-t.J I1ft tht· I :1 11\P L-ula A. Murrey • ·VIOLET SHAG ·~HI r!lJiitw~ tlll!llt'f' A fHhf1 1Httl u! town ; Fairfield National Bank, Lancaster; Fifth-Third Bank, Cincinnati; Portsmouth Banking Co., Portsmouth, and· Third National Bank, Dayton. The Truth in Lending Act requires certain information as to annual interest rates, Interest on unpaid balance and other data. Lindig claims BankAmericard and the·banks go way beyond those requirements "by !ncludiog in the !Jeriodic state· ment explanations and placing said Information and explana. lion so as to mislead and con· fuse the customer .... " The end result, Lindig said, is that ~e cardholder pays a hlgher interest ~ate. A spokesman for City Na· ' tiona! said he was puzzled by Mrs. LuIa A. Murtey, 82, the suit. He said !tis bank had Coolville: died Thursday been cite~! by a Ralph Nader morning in the Selby General affiliated consumer group as Hospital, Marietta, following doing an outstandiilg job of ex· an extended iliness. plaining credit card costs. Mrs. Murrey, the daughter of He said the bank had issUed the late Lionel and Esther Milis pamphlets and taken Fairbanks, was born in Athens numerous newspaper adCounty, She attended White's vertisemen!s to show Chapel Church and spent most customers how to use the card of her life in tbe Coolville area . and pay the lowest possible' CXJLUMBUS (UPI) - A $l0 million class action suit has been filed in U.S. District Court which alleges there is so much billing inlonnalion on state· ments sent to cuslOmers of BankAmericard it actuaily violates !he Truth in ~nding /let. Otarles N. Lindig of Columbus filed the suit Wednesday in .which he names as defendants City .National Bank of Colum: bus; BankAmericard Service' Corp.; Bametz Bank, Middle- RUSS TOGS ttfqarmaty Wti.l Wll p hy Be Revealing too Much SPRING 8·5 l•'llll) , !t•~:Ui.1UII 1 1' f'ltlllll \'11111 u lluld fl ''Whoever pul it on the plane had lO know his way around U1e industry," said a TWA spokes· man after · the Las Vegas llombing . "He would have to . know a considerable amoWJt about the aircraft"-a Boeing 707. · No lojurte1 Reported · No one was injured in that explosion, !hough a deputy sheriff guarding all five TWA planes at McCarren was parked in his car 200 feet from the plane. . Both the airline and the FBI maintained a silence on .whe· ther they were taking any steps to meet the extortionist's BankAmericards Could WHITE SOFl SO~E TIME FOR l!id l!ll!l tl wJ!tl Sff, BAKER'S IN MIOOI.~PORT FOR RIJ\T BRAND NEW LOOI( ! $100 Given by Sorority ,, lnfornter B IHit Httesl ~ !:.E'I'\' In l!S. on tu 'i<1_i', " Our }.{.In\ says, 'Hmwr to Wlwm b D lh.' . And\\ t!h this iu mincl. !hanks to Mrs. K11H; I Hould Jik~; to h.: ll of :1tldl1Jon;11 hnnor.s n.'ceJn•d b~ 1\hs.<; ~ur;dr; 1 fowll.!r ol W~·::;t l'olum hia l..mc• l:.t:-;1 ) l'ilr Sa ndr:1 rl'n·i vPd word th;H sJ H.' lwd lh'Pn rec'O nllncndcd to membership to the "lntemational Pla!for·m AssoclaUon."· The recommenda tion was signed by Lowell Thomas, Glen Seaborg and Dan T. Moore. 'Ote International Platform As!ocialion, founded by Daniel Webster, is the oldest Interna tional Association in the United States, goln~ back in Its ancestry over 145 years, ll alway~ has been the club and sounding board of those who areAntercstild 111 the power of oratory and the spcken word . It hns numbered nmong lls mcmhers the last three Prcsl<lentR of the Unit ed States . Miss Fowler recently learned thut her poem, "!In gngle Keep• No Covenants," ha• been lran•lnlcd Into Bchrcw by the Isrn •II trnnslnlol' Wnltrr M, Bnr~e lay, Mr. flllrtoloy lx ulso u P<Jtt und palnicr , Miss Fowler begnn s frlcmlly llt urury Cot'l'll8Jlond{lllCC with ll!ir!!'llty In tile Ntll11mer nf 1010 wh ·It she NC I'V<lll n8 hmtOt'ltt'Y I'CiirOilcutntlvo lo tho Ccntr·o .~t udl 1\, lkmnhllntltt'liut.lonoll , ~f llmnc, ltnt y. . '11m 110mn written by Ml~s l·'o~r h:r. ullout, lllhllelil Suul 11nd O!Wid , Jrrovlott81YhDd IJ~tm MOlcctud for hlt'1118l<ttilli url lll!lcrltlill l'u1•t! F<• lit•W~h lp Soolcly ilnUttilup,y of 111114 un llti01i, "'rmlity'~ Poets, Vulwue t1ve," edited by Dr. Willan1 TIUson, !lssodale l'rofr~~or of 1\n~ll~h at Purdue Univf.rRI!y, HH r?.td uY, n/1 Pt' trn n.11lu tlng lllr fHltJt ll i11!•~ ll rbt flw $howhil It 11• '\. f GCJnH sh with t h('ese :\Iak t•s or - r--------. Torn ·· The Imons Arc Dingy And th~ tove taboul . THURSDAY •'RIDAY RO~K Sprin gs Gtuhgc YOU NG IIDU!.T Cltta$ , mcellng, scheduled for tonight Bradford Church or Christ, 7 haR been ctmcc)led du~ 10 p,Jil , F'rhltty nig ht II( tHo lllne8R. church. ~:l .l·:ANOH ClltCl.l•:, ltct~th DANc;r>; flt•hloy, 6 ufltll I I " Unllud Methodlnt Cltlll"l'h, 7:~0 p.m. 11! Wnhcmw Hlyh Scholll 'nntrsrl~y, hottllt of Mr8, S. '1'. Audllot·lutn , JoyM mncnolng, Smith . Mt'8. John KrttW8t'tyn .'IJHtnNorotl hy WuhclttW Alltlctlc Hlj!jf ~llfl~ htt! 1 ~8H . ' "'">Hicr•. 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Con tinue g '' 11 1 I y ilft ing po rt ions tt11til . pggs :,~ .~:j <cooked .l lc com plel<•ty sel . bul sti ll 1.~·tar!, W. V;, thtmking me ft•r wriling uhout lhe J>t'o pk trf West V1rginb. She wrot•· : ··rIWV(' lc;u nr d nwnr thi ng ~ nhtlut thr pcop k Pr \V1·st Vii'Rllli~J that I didn 't know Ueforr rea ding you r eolun1r1 . It m<~kes me nwn• proud to bP '' mountmnect". The peCJplr of Wl'~ l Vlrgirua. ~~~ Hli!JlY 1111l('s, h:·t\'t' bet1fl put duw r1 , bul ! know how irul\' l·our:n•. t'•lll~ tlwy n •cdly <.n·e. ,\.'-i f; u· a.'l f :.nn (\lfl('l'l r!Pd Uwt ar~· IIH· J!'\f't)tw 1 ~ Sl'n·ed at tlw rall.\. Spt•cJal l't'Cognil inn wttl br. giwn tu 50 i\1rs. flek n Wolf, Mrs. ~l ;tn ye; lr mrmhrr.':i. whv are lo SI Hr l\ ~1 11 1' 1' . ~1n. llor oll 1 ~ cunt <H.' I :X.ln . ( 'JPI;nlti . i\ H1tdu1 ·. ·~Jr~. Arb ,\,·utzhng. conuHUill l'a!JPII r ~ ardmg tin' l\1r·!-i Jli.ntit• Vn•rkr1rk. \fr~. ra iiJ was read fr<ltn Mr> . Allee Dorothy L<tW>O!t, ~ Irs. Zcldll L. Weaver, stu!e councilor . Weber, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, State session lO be held in Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Dnyto(t, ling. 22-23, was an- Doris Gr uescr, Mrs. Mae Triple "EEE's· Charolais Herd Sold; Ranch is ·Leased f'llt'l'St' ~·I rs rvla bcl V;.m M~tt'r , M~·s. t~n.d er . In bowl. stir soup lHI · /,t wlltg•l';o•s, Mr.>. ll"r"l' ol'lll""'• til s·muot h : graduall y blend ·~ .~ \. l\1 Tt 1 1 • 1 l I'S. m c•ggs. corn and hol pep . • . '. ~· l em a Wll lt(', M r s. Osburue. Mrs Frrn•· ;11 !, · .,·. K 11 · 1 " .. l'lh 1 per saut·c. Pt1 ur inf o ski llet. " ,. . . ' . - ' ~.t c d C' f'r, til l! ntl s. •, (' SltOihliltt . ~h s. (,oldte Wulft•' Orr · Coult o\·e r lt1w heat : do not sti r. As mix ture ln-.gl!l S to ·.t i.~ :~ Rive~wood' . . Shn•dd ctl (' hedd ;u .1:.... By United Press l.uternalll)llal Airplane ·· passengers voluntarily stripped them' .. . . selves of metal Wednesday at .Ohio airports as airlines, reeling from an explosion ·· aboard a TWA jet in Las Vegas, put inlO effect a stringent and time-delaying system to stop other bombs rrom being sneaked aboard flights by an extortionist. .COLUMBUS - One of the years ago. Riverwood addition. Most passengers . were most sigl!lficant Charolais Rlverwpod Farms, . during The new Rlverwood division reported taking the procedure transactions for 1972 recently recent years, has assembled an will · accommodate . ap·· ' here where. owner of 0\ltstandlng herd . or quality casually, som.~' ,even in a lOok pll\ce proxi. m ately, 300 brood ' c ows comra4e!Y manhe~. · · Riverw~od Farms , Powell, Charolais cattle an'd is r.ated ps ~ i< • and will be operated ,primarily Ohio; Jim ·Klingbeil, and co. one Of the better pedigreed, top owner of Triple EEE Ranch; quaJity herils ·in the industry,. as a bro(\(1 cow hasis, w)th tlie show and sale cattle operation . Gallipolis, Ohio, Dan Evans, Riverwood Farms Manager, centered at Pow ell, near jointly announced the sale of Larry Emley, announced that (Continued from page I) Columbus, Ohio. the entire Triple EEE in addition to the purchase of Tbe addition of the Triple Mayfield. Gbarolais herd to Riverwood the entire EEE herd, the &EE Ranch berd will boost the "Did you say to Mayfield Fanns. entire EEE Ranch racili ties total cow herd of Riverwood that, when you were paroled, EEE Ran~h. owne!l by have been leased by·Riverwood Farms to approximately 350 you would like to continue to Emerson E. and Dan Evans on a long term baSis. · mother cows. This large .sale work with the FBI·," O'Dwyer has been ,recognized on a Lambert Bush, Manager of transaction was · ·handled bv asked. · national basis, as one of the Triple EEIE Ranch for the past "It's possible l said !hat. O)ltstandlng prestige herds, 11 years, will continue as . Jim CoJUver, Sales Man· agement, Columbus. yes," Doublas replied. since it was rounded over 11 Ranch Manager for. the new • "That you thought you might mak.e a career of it?"' '•It 's possible -yes,'' Douglas said. Berrigan and his older brother, The Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan, 51, held an embrac· GORDON, Neb. '(UPI) -Six leaders of the mili!an't Battle Of Wounded Knee. ing, laughing reunion Wedneshundred Indians claimed American Indians Movement Yellow Thunder, 51, waa viclvry lOday wlien local and (AIM), entered Gordon by (ounddead Feb. 20 in the cab of day night in 'Philip's cell in state officials joined them in • Caravan th~ee . d$ys ago to a truck on the lot of an · Dauphin County ·prison. They had not seen each other· issuin.g · . a call "· for · a 'protest the death of Raymond· · automobile dealer. Indians Congressional investigation Yellow ·Thunder. ' They said have charged that he was since t,W9 months ago, when . inlO tbe alleged torture death of they would stay until their tortured and beaten by five PhiUp was moved ·from the an Qglals Sioux Indian. · demands were ' ~. . whlte men who humiliated ,Danbury, Conn., prison lO be The Indians, organized by Gordon is 27 miles from the · Yellow Thunder by forcing him here for his federal court trial. Both were' serving time in. lO strip and dance before a Danbury for destroying draft group of whites prior to his records. Daniel was paroled _death. Four men and one woman Jan. 24. The two were have been charged wi'th nominated for the Nobel Peace manslaughter and false im- Prize in January. Spea,king of his brother, prisonment in connection wi~h Daniel said after the reunion: Yellow Thunder's death. The Indians appeared to "He. travels in chains and have won more than they asked handcUffs while Boyd Douglas can go to a good hotel. A Nobel WELLSTON - Women's soloists will be the four end for. The statement signed by Pea ce Prize candidate is Liberation will be the topic of men, Herb Clark, Charles treated this way and a criminal · one solo presented at the 19th Millik~n, LeRoy Hutchison and Indian leaders Wednesday and is treated that way." . annijal ,Wellston notary Club John Weber, who trade jokes by Sheridan County Attorney Daniel said Philip is "opti· minstrel show to be held at the with Interlocutor Charles Michael Smith, Gordon's mistic of acquittal" and added : Mayor Bruce Moore and Olive Wellston high school Gaskill. "The def.mdants are trying to audilvrium March 17·18. Theme of this yeat's Rotary Short, personal representative say 'we are innocent' but 'thls Minstrel is "Here Comes the of Gov. J . J. Exon, cailed for a Stanley McKlnniss will be Show Boat", with Don Souders "federal grand jury in· is what the war is about.'" featured in the "Women's Ub" the show pr()()ucer. ves!igatlon, Congressional number, while Gordon Morrow investigation and Justice Attorney Harry· Willard will will portray a Confederate direct the minstrel olio, a Department Investigation of ·' Yellow Thunder soldier in another minstrel series of skits and blackouts. the Raymond BRQTHER DIES circle number . case." Mrs. Edward Parfitt of Ed .Tewksbarl' _is. b~ si~ In addition, the creation of a Pomeroy has received word of Another · minstrel circle manager of the show. city human relstions com· thedeath of her brother, Fred Another show feature !his· feature will be a barbershop quartet featuring George and year will be the Vinton County mission was agreed upon ' and Terrill, at his home in Miami, a Gordon police officer, John Fla. He was a son of the late Margie Ramsey and Huby Junior High School Boys ' PilUI, was suspended pending Mr. and Mrs. Emery Terrill, Wood and Bernard McKinniss. Ensemble, directed by Mrs. investigation of Indian com- lifelong residents of Pomeroy. This year's minstrel circle, Esther Mae Cassill. plainls against him. 60 voices strong, is bille'd as one Heserved sea.ts for both of !he best circles in Welbton Friday and Saturday night Rotary history, according to · performances are now on sale Rotary President Larry Kibler at Ward's Drugs in Wellston. Jerry CleLlnd, 3, and Musical Director Helen Tickets for each perfonnance Downard. may aiso be purchased at the .Died on Tu,esday Along with the featured high school audilOrium. Jerry Lee Cleland, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clelsnd, Lancaster, formerly or the llexter area, died Tuesday JUST IN evening in Children's Hospital, Columbus. Besides hls parents, he is survived by a sister, Elizabeth R.; a brother, Jack, Jr., and a paternal grand· father, Sylvan Cleland, of , Dexter. Funeral services will be held at 2p·. m. Friday at the I • Ma'rtin Funeral Home'with the , Women·s Rev. Lloyd Grimm officiating.' eKN.ITS & SEERSUCKER BuriaI will be tn the Robinson Friends may call at eSLACKS •SHORTS • TOPS Cemetery. the funeral home anytime. ::";.!:Jim Klingbeil, Ri,verwoodFarms "ol\'ller! and Larr,v Emlei-C: Manager, SiHt~C Sp . . , M.. ~1 · . H· . ' ~:H.~r: '1 ~ > . Cl_\:.'i , M t., lheilllal.tt n,\l ollh.Mt.,,. I.·' I'tZ'l 1H' II1 H.wes Mrs 0 ,. nomin"t<•d anti elected lo fill the post nl conductor of Utt• Mr.,. Elht'l Arbaugh ha<" new Council. gra ndd<tu ghter. l' oll nck Mrs. El'ma !'lel<:llt.d. deputy statct'onncUnr, rcportt'd on tlw · LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Colliver, S!iles Management· Dan Evans cO:Owner of Triple E loW "''On hot pcfJpcr M without lncid'ent, a 'TWA spokesmWJ said. ·. In another incident, an "inoperable explosive device" was removed from a suitcase in the baggage department of a United Air Unes jet when it landed in Seattle Tuesday.. "Apparently, the explosive device was rendered inoperable by the person who put it on board," said U.S. Attorney Sam Pitkin. · S2 Million Extortion Authorities declined to SIJY whe'ther they thought the device on the UAL flight was tela led to the attempt lO extort Passengers .in Cheerful Mood (10 1 :.~ uun ccs} <'ondcnScd cream Of mushroom soup X t•ggs. s li~htl y bmt.tt'rl 1·:! CUJI cou kt~d wholt~ kt!rncl corn ~i:;:]:gz~:E.\:.::~ ~:i:.:;~:::·:::~·::::::~.~:: ;,t._:J .'::::,:~:;=N=:: :;: :e:: ~:w : : :=~::::.s-:~: : : : :N:: : : : o:: ;: ::t=:=e:: : :~s~i.!,i.i' ix' hr!.t nl the Che•l<'r sehuol butler or mn rgat in c Initiatory Work Planned l 3r:·dl~ ·tobP iiE' Id on r\pril1.1a t vation;-; ln. Elt '\"f'H memllcn; , !·', I•c nH,n t ru. ' . lt1ok oo ·•r·t Itt til Ill" s·I 1... cl{ ust · I • • 1 ....... , t' mt•mona Sdwu! W(l !; plann t'd dunn " Uw ,-;en H'(' f or Mr ~.··. 'rctroflt·. , ,I'uesday , mg h! lllel'tln · . f..: Cht·~tt·r ' ·' JIJ hn.'itoll <ll !lw Whi te Flln"t'JI ''?J D I . ' Count~l I .~.. .. , aug ll t· r~ ol HollH', l'Oil lvillr. last wee k. cu p grren pl'PPt'r strips :.! e tabi(ospoons $2 million 'from TWA with the threat of {oW' bombings. . However, the boJllb that ripped open the cockpit and ·forward sect!Pft of the TWA plane at McCarren Airport in Las Vegas was a plas!lc, C4 · military explosve which had been concealed In a first aid kit in t)le pilot's compartment. . The bomb found in New York was the "'!"'e type and had been planted in a standard black attache case marked "Crew" in tbe cabin. The Las Vegas plane also had left Kennedy Tuesday night and · discharged its passengers in Las. Vegas. demands that the money be stuffed into two gree~~ duffel bags left In a :!Xent locker at K~nnedy airport. '!'here were reports, !hat a chartered. jet which · made an unexplained flight 10 Atlanta Tuesday nigllt may have carried the money. TWA , however, issued a statement saying reports that il "was prepared lO pay ransom ... are incorrect. " Ill! around the world, TWA searched each of its 239 planes in · service before takeoff. , Passen~ers , luggag'e, m.a lr freight also were e]\amiljed.' Many TWA flights were . delayed and some canceled because of '"dozens" of new bomb threals which apparently were hoaxes. Other Alrlloes Affected II Northwest Airlines 7'l/ flying between Newark, N.J. and Minneapolis landed in (NHL) game." Detroit because of a false Al Port Columbus Airport fellow passengers cheered. Airport police at Cleveland threat. · lin "incoherent " Also waiting at the Columbus one man waiting 'to board a · flight to Otlcago removed car Airport for his plane, its bag. Hopkins International said air· passenger claiming to have a keys, change, ball point pens pge 'llld Its passenj!ers to be lines were putting guards on bomb aboard a Delta Airlines and his pants belt, but the · certified was George Doropoi aircraft parked at the ter· . DC8 en route from Dallas to metal detector stili .flasbed its who was flying to Newark, N. minal. At the Akron.Canton San Francisco tried to divert Airport off-duty Summit the plane to Colorado, but J. warning light. He said he did not mind the County ~heriff's deputies were allowe.d il w fly its normal Finally as a faint smile creased his face, the man lOok walt, "just so long as I get lO being hired to guard parked course when the co-pilot told hlm there was not enough fuel off his hat and tossed it aside. New York in time for the 7:35 jetliners. At Columbus, Marty Moran lO fly to Colorado . The light stopped flashing . His p.m. faceoff of tbe Rartl(er of· WU!ingsboro, N. J., whose In Miami, National Airlines flight In from Ollcago had been searched six of its jets ~ter delayed for 211 mjnutes, said he gelling a telephone call from felt nwst were grateful fof ,.. "a child-llke ,voice" whlch TWA's work, "I think people claimed there was a bomb on a " were happy to see them do it," 747 or a OCtO .. No bomb was Moran said. round. An extortionist who knows "his way 'aroWld the industry" today brought long delays to Ute nation's air traffic. Airlines 'and airports from coast to coast searched passengers, Planes and luggage because of a threatlO blow up folD' Trans World Airlines jets. One bomb tore open the cockpitofanemplyTWAplane parked . at the Las Vegas . Airpcrt Wednesday . Another bomb was sniffed oui by a · · police dog at •K~nn~y Airport . In ':lew VPi'k l2.11!inUttlS be!ore It wat sef to go off Tuesday. However, the deadline for 'f h t.' amuunl of erican Airlines Industry VIOLET HANDBAG l The Farmers Bank & Savings .Co. POMEROY, OHIO THE SHOE BOX Wh~re . Member Federal Reserve System · On Frrdays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Continuously). $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Shoes Are .Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0 : L ..J I J 'I ·• �., .. t-TbelllliiJSenllnel,~y, O.,March9,im · 3- The DoUy Senunel, Middleport.Polllf"UY. 0 .. M.arrn 9. 1912 FOOD FOR AMERICANS I Extortionist Whip ·up Fluffy Skillet Egg Dish ows By United Press l.utellUitional thetwootherexplosions passed ll) AILio:l•;r. l'I . \IHE \'lEI\ Fllllrt 1-:dltllr a\-'t.'l ~l gfo1 J\IIJt'r'IL'<UJ COIISIIIlW!< :JOO i•.[g~ l' U (' It Y<• a r. If 10hnc·, .dw lestet'oil COlll11 1:1 ri J,! hl. tht'n- is noth · · ing nmrt! l'Cimomicu l iiS a so un:c of hi g h -qu~1! it y protein lh nn an (· g:.r~. FOI' f'x am - pll•. twq Iorge eggs supply appr(lXIIll(l1ely tlw s ~~ m tA ounces of pro h~! lll us ~irloin .sh·ak ami 1hey'r1• chcapt'l' two . F:v~..~ n those wh os ~.• dh.d l1 m its In-. lak•· •J f eggt;: t.H1 t h Wt·e k may enjoy an ttgg dl l)h ~ uc h as Pepp y •;killet )';ggx '!:his fl~lf y lt'eal is served anvtime during lhe day ar;cl combines Condensed <:remu of mushroo111 Roup. corn an cl green pepper. I'EPI'Y SKILLET J::ta;s MEMBERS INVESTED- In vestit ure services for new membe" of Brow nie Troo~ 87 ''"" l74 in Middleport we re eonducted Tuesday at the Middleport Church of Christ. The b<J;oup included , front row, from I he left, Vangie Hat·t, Vickie 1 Oiler, Barbara Baley, Lynn Kloos; back row , rrom lhe tel!, Pant Crooks. Lori Roush. Sheila Powell, Amy Hally, Tcra Bacon, Hobin Kitchen, Melissa Spt•ncer and Betsy Herald . l i'ad~rs of Troop 1 7~ are Iris Payne and Vicky Houchins and lt•Hdcrs of 1i·oop 87 are Lucretia Stobart ami Betty C:Jass Boyles, Tina Miller, Laur.a Sayre , Ta tnmy Richardson, Lisa PartlciJ)(iiJQn Jn tht.• IJJsl ricl rt"'nll nded t11 g ~·t Hwir rescr - 1. .. J c an 1 wtll be anrtoun ctcl h~ Mrs. Esth er 11idr•nour 1rho wa,; appmnl cd Council Cilpt~l\n to fill <~ ,.(ll'<nwy L'rcmrtl when Mrs . V1:u·y Holt er wa s i'"l'liun to be ht'ld b)' lhr good nf the l)rdr.r t..·ommittt·c ;1t th r M<trch ~ I meeting " I whidt tnne quart er!~ hu·thday::: wi ll lx• oll ~l'n'f•d. H('pol'lNl ill w~n· Mrs. J\lar~;w·c·t Tuttle t1nd i\·lrs. Betty Housh. 11 11as noted that rcfreshnwnt.t; wert' ~l'l'\'l?U :11 di st ri ct pra(1 ice hi! ld Sunday at lhe SC'h nvl ;md note d that the 1\ l t c 11 d ln<.!; bl' s1des t lw;.,.• nrum~d WPI'I' ~11'.'1 Alll'l' Curti :~. 50th annivPrs;;u·y will be ob~ Mrs. Jt~Hn Sunune rfil•ltl , Mrs. 1\rla M~~n·is, \'lr~. lrw;. Nt'IH•IJ . nounced and members were r~·--~~ I .,u .. Jti : M.. Social Ry Alma \l r\SO:\ In 111 -in eh ski!l f•l. l' o o k green pt'ppt•r HI but ter until ! rf'('{'in!(l '-1 ~lar>~hal.l h:tkr rreentl\ moist fl'!)lll KH! !\in,~ !!l't'ill .. S~f'IIIIWI'li 'fi' OVI\, .\lr:-.. Kll1g \\Cll\ Your Mattress Is Lumpy ••• Your Rugs Are Worn ··• Your living Room Suite Is Faded, and Won't Cook. Women l lOI\(W $100 r ontrt''IIII.Oil ,,.,. , ,~, u .• nwdt' t.o the "'ci11.., ('oii nt)· "" c Counci l on 1\~ing'"when thr Ohio I:: I" Phi Cht.pler of !leta Sigma Phl Sorority met Tue.tday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Ef~ctric Co. · During the meeting con· dueled by Vlkki Gloeckner, officers for 1972·73 were elected and Include Linda Riffle, president ; susan Baer, vice president ; Martha MePhall, recording secre tary: Saruh BechU~ . troasuror, and Connie Bailey, com spondlng 5ccre tlity . · Pluns wete mode for o I'IIOIIIIUgO Hille to b1• hOI<I the I . SOCia r .., ;~ ~~ ~ -"-''"'».-'~•"•'' •., ,, ''' ""-r;:<o:<r;Q-,1\"0j"jo;;•, ••••;r.~ .... ...w.·?.O~~~ ~~,, & ~ !I ICalendad . Mt:s. Price Has WSC-:5 Program .\ silent audi""'"'" ltl'ld ~ nd rrfrt'Sillllf' !ll'4 or honwmadt! icc Mrs. li;u·,,ld Hon sh "'"' Soca~t) of Chris tia n -'"'""'" ~cl'ipttlre nnd pra~c·r in um:-,on VJWIHtl tl1 P nu:~etin.; with Mrs I l ub~•l Price gi\'lng lht' progr: ull t!fl L('nl and th~ World llay ui CirRI wetk In Ap1·11. A booth •t the Meigs County Fulr WQN dlsoull.'led by Mr~. lllfllo, wny~ und rncnn ~ <'hultmon , Carolyfl Snt !u d l• lti remtndM tl1u tuombol' ~ nf 0 ~ ouplcn' purtr tulle lluld Mw·ch 17 al G:30 p. ttl . Rt lite Orcltl~ RO\lt!t, Tho ctiltun!l ru}iurt anU.tled 11'l'he 1Ju.H('t.l 11 given by Becky Anderson and llolum N;·a~e . He(re•hmen!JI WOI'e •ervctl t.y M•t·tl•• Mr. Ph It "lid Ptt vlli• ll;·tu •H ~ w•• Mj ,fi:, Ru turday, 0 to ll ::10 ~ .m . AI 04VIN•WUfliOr Co. Mrlnu, 1 i 11Htet'O)<;·b.)l .M~I~• VICAClub, hlimrQM6 Now llffil-urN wore olcd<rl Wlitlll llle So lOti\ ('ftutllr 1''I'~ fl tfl Mundhy n !~-J hl il l tl11• Sioux Win this Battle ·-·~--·-· BLOOMING Roman ttc. ap· Women's Lib Gets pealing " Dew · klsr ' gardenias . Loadod wl l h bud•' In Minstrel Spot Shor> Pomero y Ben Franklin Stora early for all vour E,uter ncc!ls whll t sorectlon s aro com plcto . .c~rd s. porty llem, , empty and flltod . baskvl$, toys, flowota, gifts and I rgu so loc llon of candy m1d , ndy novollles. MAKE .: EROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER :: . L.. t.~~e&i.MAm BENlFRANKLIN• PHONE 9Y2 349 & · "" 100 '0' East M11l11 St. POMilROY OHIO SIITVROAY Nl~tiH I 9 ADD CHARM Wllllr. IIAK I~ SPRING FlOWERING BULBS ·. Ct·ocus • Gi ,1d IQ ' I C 1. iln na s and Amaryllus. Gt ~rant 1f '" <'e.c o grow and bloom . OPE N FR'IOA Y & Di,Nt;r;; , Sputl tern lii Nh . !lc!tOt11, llucln~. llti l.tn•duy 0 ·ul ·ll !311, I~Oil!Ot· e~ by South Ml llRil d lloOI IO I'M, fiiYil e b]l r-ru~o•tno . JUST ARRIVED Prayer. O!Hcers' rcpurts were glv_lln ·and a free will offering taken. A hQme products party was planned for the llpl'll mee ting to be held at U•e home of Mrs. Howard Ebmbach . Mt•s. HlllOn donated a quilt to the society l.o be used for n fund , raising project. ~A1'lli\ UA V DANC!i: WAHAMA Uloh S.Jitonl, &Hut~ ky , 0 !II mid· nlnltt, Nuhool ~pQnNol'ell, JMYM ('heesebrc w, Mrs. Sh irley ,Johnson . Mr~. h·u r...a.wrence, cTram, ci.lkt>. ~offer ~md soft Mr}t. l'o ra HiJton, Mrs. <!rink." were >erved to Mrs. Kalhle~n \Viird, Mrs. Ethel Elw< Dnil~y . Mrs. Es~' l'lottsh , .Johnson and Mr." Pt'iee . Miss h o~ le.o.;s fu r tht' .\1areh lllceting . Mr·~ . Ehm•sbal'h, Mrs. Fnmk Brenda L;:lwt·e n<·\~ wus Hguest. rJf thl' Porlland United. 1-"':":-:-:---------~..;,;;,.;.::.:.:::.:.::. :\1 ethndisl \V(rmen's /l; PTA Officers Are Elected and BEAUTY . TO EVERY ROOM . VANY L-ITE . LATEX INTERIOR PAINT (f ' ' J>:l .. ,·tct l wc11 ' ~ GALLON Mrft llulnwt ll ul lido y, l"'"' lrlrlif ; M., , r.,,rry Stullh , VIPII j.treah h~ lll , MI'H I< llttcth 1.cntulllll'ellt 1 Jtt' Nt-tury , utu l Mt'h. Wulhwfi rur Jtllagt '· tl)t! ftfllltl l ll j)hHl'l1k l· lilll!fllll' lu h~ flelri uu Mti t'l'h 1~ T l1~ kl ltn 1dl1111 M,.,, !' lllttlllttl \11-Mm ut•' llllr·11 J,ll'hth· r•t,l'til/ t.y tht• Jwv Jl•·tfllt· (11/l !t • fll 1•11tlrlC!d llll' lllltlit I'JIIIJII ' .'i llll!t'l ll Ill thtl ~t'fltl;t lw1 &I JututlteH o1 ltHWJH! 1t 11 tl Arnflld t l t ll~~ IJcil iJ itl 1 ,In\ I' If ~~~~,1 l 'l:rfli lll'' ,n,,, ;.,, hii• Jr!t l\ 1'1 \ h!l-~:ill/111 W/l,h li ·\ t J~l' lor Your Dmg N11t11 Ebersbach Hardware t ·I.~NN I W A ~IIII I~ ~IIJIP~ ' I r / She isLester survived by a stepson, Harry Murray, Little . Hocking; a stepdaughter, Mrs. E. H. (Blanche) Vieth , Davenport, Ia . ; six step. grandchildren, 16 step greatgrandchildren, one step greatgreat-granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Murrey \Vas preceded in death by ber husband, Ross, in 1952, two daughters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at 2p.m. Saturday at tlie White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Roy Deeter of· ficiating. Burial will be in Stewart Cemetery at Hockingport. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after noon Friday. DU RALASH by Ardell ... The Chateau Beauty Salon Now Has Customized Eyelash Stylirtg. Each lash individually applied by the professional staff. The newest most exciting of cosmetology art available in four different lengths. DURALASHES are the finest product available today. CALL AND MAKEYOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY OPERATORS Janice Smith Kay Dodderer Janet Compson Phone 992-7606 The Chateau Beauty Salon 1uin:te:rest:~·•••••••.:::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Up-Tight· ABOUT AN AUTO LOAN? TIME $499 Relax come talk it over with us ... you may find yourself behind the wheel much sooner than you thought. Getting you on the road is our · busines·s. Come In, let's talk. 110 W. MAIN .POMEROY t "The Bank That · Flies The Flag Matching $ 398 Every Day" TWO GROUPS CHESTER The · Gospelalres of Rutland · will sing at the Church of the Nazarene of Cbester along with the Gospelaires of Parkers· burg at 7:30 p. m. ·Saturday. LODGETOMEETMlddieport Lodge 363, F&AM, wlll confer th8 Master Mason degree on one candidate al 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the temple. All Master Masons are invited. "EVfRYTHING IN ·HARDWARE" 1\lll/w /lt•frlltr')HIIlliti~: J11 r 1U I• f11 Wt•Jflll•.tdlr\< Hf Hw lth1 IJri Wr .It'\ olll 1 ltlh'W. \ldltPtH· I \ ·1 !\I) .. . FOR TEENS IN " - . l ( VARIOUS COLORS & SIZES • ltold Dies Thursday Colors POT H.OLDER VESTS MldcllilpCirt, 0~1. IIJifli\,lllM lh r· lll.~ 1Uitllll 'I 1'1'1.11 . in Spring I'AIN'I' IJEPrHl'I'ME'N'/' PHON! 992-3m1 '71 N. S.nd Ari., c •SKIRTS eSCOOTER SKIRTS Sill Jli I JlJ It fOMI •U.;·rr.: CRII. fOR 01' Rt.UONA~~,t D-UO "-tCII' lfl l'l fl liiiR!iiUI 1!1111 \'Ill ttl IIIUtJI! Wlh J111 1'i' 1111-t.J I1ft tht· I :1 11\P L-ula A. Murrey • ·VIOLET SHAG ·~HI r!lJiitw~ tlll!llt'f' A fHhf1 1Httl u! town ; Fairfield National Bank, Lancaster; Fifth-Third Bank, Cincinnati; Portsmouth Banking Co., Portsmouth, and· Third National Bank, Dayton. The Truth in Lending Act requires certain information as to annual interest rates, Interest on unpaid balance and other data. Lindig claims BankAmericard and the·banks go way beyond those requirements "by !ncludiog in the !Jeriodic state· ment explanations and placing said Information and explana. lion so as to mislead and con· fuse the customer .... " The end result, Lindig said, is that ~e cardholder pays a hlgher interest ~ate. A spokesman for City Na· ' tiona! said he was puzzled by Mrs. LuIa A. Murtey, 82, the suit. He said !tis bank had Coolville: died Thursday been cite~! by a Ralph Nader morning in the Selby General affiliated consumer group as Hospital, Marietta, following doing an outstandiilg job of ex· an extended iliness. plaining credit card costs. Mrs. Murrey, the daughter of He said the bank had issUed the late Lionel and Esther Milis pamphlets and taken Fairbanks, was born in Athens numerous newspaper adCounty, She attended White's vertisemen!s to show Chapel Church and spent most customers how to use the card of her life in tbe Coolville area . and pay the lowest possible' CXJLUMBUS (UPI) - A $l0 million class action suit has been filed in U.S. District Court which alleges there is so much billing inlonnalion on state· ments sent to cuslOmers of BankAmericard it actuaily violates !he Truth in ~nding /let. Otarles N. Lindig of Columbus filed the suit Wednesday in .which he names as defendants City .National Bank of Colum: bus; BankAmericard Service' Corp.; Bametz Bank, Middle- RUSS TOGS ttfqarmaty Wti.l Wll p hy Be Revealing too Much SPRING 8·5 l•'llll) , !t•~:Ui.1UII 1 1' f'ltlllll \'11111 u lluld fl ''Whoever pul it on the plane had lO know his way around U1e industry," said a TWA spokes· man after · the Las Vegas llombing . "He would have to . know a considerable amoWJt about the aircraft"-a Boeing 707. · No lojurte1 Reported · No one was injured in that explosion, !hough a deputy sheriff guarding all five TWA planes at McCarren was parked in his car 200 feet from the plane. . Both the airline and the FBI maintained a silence on .whe· ther they were taking any steps to meet the extortionist's BankAmericards Could WHITE SOFl SO~E TIME FOR l!id l!ll!l tl wJ!tl Sff, BAKER'S IN MIOOI.~PORT FOR RIJ\T BRAND NEW LOOI( ! $100 Given by Sorority ,, lnfornter B IHit Httesl ~ !:.E'I'\' In l!S. on tu 'i<1_i', " Our }.{.In\ says, 'Hmwr to Wlwm b D lh.' . And\\ t!h this iu mincl. !hanks to Mrs. K11H; I Hould Jik~; to h.: ll of :1tldl1Jon;11 hnnor.s n.'ceJn•d b~ 1\hs.<; ~ur;dr; 1 fowll.!r ol W~·::;t l'olum hia l..mc• l:.t:-;1 ) l'ilr Sa ndr:1 rl'n·i vPd word th;H sJ H.' lwd lh'Pn rec'O nllncndcd to membership to the "lntemational Pla!for·m AssoclaUon."· The recommenda tion was signed by Lowell Thomas, Glen Seaborg and Dan T. Moore. 'Ote International Platform As!ocialion, founded by Daniel Webster, is the oldest Interna tional Association in the United States, goln~ back in Its ancestry over 145 years, ll alway~ has been the club and sounding board of those who areAntercstild 111 the power of oratory and the spcken word . It hns numbered nmong lls mcmhers the last three Prcsl<lentR of the Unit ed States . Miss Fowler recently learned thut her poem, "!In gngle Keep• No Covenants," ha• been lran•lnlcd Into Bchrcw by the Isrn •II trnnslnlol' Wnltrr M, Bnr~e lay, Mr. flllrtoloy lx ulso u P<Jtt und palnicr , Miss Fowler begnn s frlcmlly llt urury Cot'l'll8Jlond{lllCC with ll!ir!!'llty In tile Ntll11mer nf 1010 wh ·It she NC I'V<lll n8 hmtOt'ltt'Y I'CiirOilcutntlvo lo tho Ccntr·o .~t udl 1\, lkmnhllntltt'liut.lonoll , ~f llmnc, ltnt y. . '11m 110mn written by Ml~s l·'o~r h:r. ullout, lllhllelil Suul 11nd O!Wid , Jrrovlott81YhDd IJ~tm MOlcctud for hlt'1118l<ttilli url lll!lcrltlill l'u1•t! F<• lit•W~h lp Soolcly ilnUttilup,y of 111114 un llti01i, "'rmlity'~ Poets, Vulwue t1ve," edited by Dr. Willan1 TIUson, !lssodale l'rofr~~or of 1\n~ll~h at Purdue Univf.rRI!y, HH r?.td uY, n/1 Pt' trn n.11lu tlng lllr fHltJt ll i11!•~ ll rbt flw $howhil It 11• '\. f GCJnH sh with t h('ese :\Iak t•s or - r--------. Torn ·· The Imons Arc Dingy And th~ tove taboul . THURSDAY •'RIDAY RO~K Sprin gs Gtuhgc YOU NG IIDU!.T Cltta$ , mcellng, scheduled for tonight Bradford Church or Christ, 7 haR been ctmcc)led du~ 10 p,Jil , F'rhltty nig ht II( tHo lllne8R. church. ~:l .l·:ANOH ClltCl.l•:, ltct~th DANc;r>; flt•hloy, 6 ufltll I I " Unllud Methodlnt Cltlll"l'h, 7:~0 p.m. 11! Wnhcmw Hlyh Scholll 'nntrsrl~y, hottllt of Mr8, S. '1'. Audllot·lutn , JoyM mncnolng, Smith . Mt'8. John KrttW8t'tyn .'IJHtnNorotl hy WuhclttW Alltlctlc Hlj!jf ~llfl~ htt! 1 ~8H . ' "'">Hicr•. I 'OM~: nov t:llllf''ri•:H Oil, IJANCI•:, tluyul O~k l'u·rk, RAM, 1bW'sday. 7:00 p. m., ~'riday . 8 w 11 p.m. M"-••1<' by lijledal session a tetuple ; mo~t Wa!Ues, spun:rured by Meigs l'Ji rr.lleut !1\Milf'rH rl••i!t\'l' tr~ he VI/',\ C:ltth . ~.' {IJ Ji i'f r1 ·t! ;\JI 11! tit 1 ~1 fl filii I lll •: 'l't l l l ~ ,II)N A'I'tl AN IUIJ M,I'IIHil fHrlti•ll t'I'Hinl \,;IHJ flu rJnll lllill J •: u~J hsh , r•I!'•'H'!Ill! htHiL l 'uHtjiiHllom·l l!r\•rl rd M•IIJN 1'l111111"1 , llA H, <'lturt•r l ll'H I~t~•• ft1 l' hl• ll'nl\~lill.luu , 11~ I'Uil tt idf'rrl tht• flllfll t ' Atniu.IHHIY 1.111 Itt 10: 1. I'LIJ-'1" tlo•L\••r dlt!' l unrh~nn, I l> .fll , ~·t'tdny , Hilll lllt n uh, 7. :m 11ltii'P.duy ill') "'' 1•:)11''''11'111 l'tu•l•h llillllill , <'Ill"' 111 llt11 ll"b"'" • plr ll " .%1!'11 tiKI?. Ml·~ 11nwlor'w IIOWy hill lljl)lllllt'~d Ill tho rii i\!IIVIttiJ rt lght Ill ht•lllo' f1t Mt " ltrhl\rftM I'AT!II1Lt(: Wulllt>ft 'l t'lnlt , llti Wntnu lt with MI' H• •lull~ l•.'t•hllty, fu)IIIW)ng 1: ~0 jl.t'll . ll!ltituloHiu• : SJII'IIl B 1\tttluoloRY· JOn'/ , till Ulttl 71: Mil•·• i't'I1NR !\J)~I)('CI' ll n CU·hOJiHIIHL l<ltiiltlll, l•'ltllll• ilrmu!il tiiO<I. Ob, 110: l"lt•sl PnO!ry or Jnfin:' NO I' V)~ti . fi'l•:tMJWCI!AI•'T Ut•iJ t'IIQ, IIAIIIUSON VILUCo/\ClPIO Alllill'lrun i'•ltii•• IQI](I, IIIi, ftO 11nt110: 'l'n!llly'n 1'11ots, V11l. fi, V•ltr WI I~O Rltfi •io Hlv11r Vutl ~ y tlllt111nl A~•n . mca ll•lA. a11. 111 , ol tho Pool : fill f!oft la, Wn!'l'hit'l of li]htr lt)l y llllil Vi' hl'ltttuk ol' MuH11nlo I,tdt!O lfltJol• 11l 7 : ~0 r'rlttuy, Ill ll•rrt ~on vlll n Mmlftrll l' ll<lii'Y· (l.tll 'l'lt ut•i tloy Lfl lu!ll tn l 't'O~ItyterJ n n f;tltlrf.)l, 011\I'Of~ l11 Hd1tltloo, Iter work h•• O Jilllittl'~~tl ln lllil fnll nwln~ .ftllll'll~l~ nl ~~~~-1•1•. All Mu ~ lo'r M u~onH nntl " '~ tnbfl r- to nU~nd . 1\l.etrr,: (;yfllt Ftnm~, C)lcloll·un, llntat•ltnn B~t· rl , ·n1e Mu~c. ln \•liotl, tl~nVN' Wull , Will'• Wt llot• H Volt•lt, ilmel'fcon l'llot, t.:ltrnvnn, J111y NhorQ U1•1,oxc, •It tJfU I lllUSIOr, CrL•~t tlve Uttvlllw, (joJiurd~. H uu~lot• (llll llonuer, Vote,.,,, SA'I'Iii!I IAV I'IVI•: I 'DINTS StM Slltdtlll'o W I! !lllNU "hlb 111 bn Qundm•nl Ull'ttft!ln, 11nd PIJet, Vol!!e u( tho World l'ootry So•rlt•l y, 4•11 l'luh Ill b11 hrl!lllll?Atd fi :;ltl tlt'i!llnil d, I p, m Sutn l'lluy ~~ ~110 )M tll•l lltlttijhl~r Ill Mr. ilml MI'M . Okey Powtoo• of W•••l y,,,. • ~ vtmlnf.' tt t h~rt!Jtl fit MI'M 1111111<1 111 I .nri'Y~1111 .lltll .Inn"•· l~lh lltthl ll Hur llnll,·t, Nl11 h' l!ulilt1 7 sC' I aruu nd t•dgt•s. gentl y tift cuoht•'d por tio ns willt opalul a so tha t thin . uncooked pt!t'· llon co n flow to till' ltuttom . Con tinue g '' 11 1 I y ilft ing po rt ions tt11til . pggs :,~ .~:j <cooked .l lc com plel<•ty sel . bul sti ll 1.~·tar!, W. V;, thtmking me ft•r wriling uhout lhe J>t'o pk trf West V1rginb. She wrot•· : ··rIWV(' lc;u nr d nwnr thi ng ~ nhtlut thr pcop k Pr \V1·st Vii'Rllli~J that I didn 't know Ueforr rea ding you r eolun1r1 . It m<~kes me nwn• proud to bP '' mountmnect". The peCJplr of Wl'~ l Vlrgirua. ~~~ Hli!JlY 1111l('s, h:·t\'t' bet1fl put duw r1 , bul ! know how irul\' l·our:n•. t'•lll~ tlwy n •cdly <.n·e. ,\.'-i f; u· a.'l f :.nn (\lfl('l'l r!Pd Uwt ar~· IIH· J!'\f't)tw 1 ~ Sl'n·ed at tlw rall.\. Spt•cJal l't'Cognil inn wttl br. giwn tu 50 i\1rs. flek n Wolf, Mrs. ~l ;tn ye; lr mrmhrr.':i. whv are lo SI Hr l\ ~1 11 1' 1' . ~1n. llor oll 1 ~ cunt <H.' I :X.ln . ( 'JPI;nlti . i\ H1tdu1 ·. ·~Jr~. Arb ,\,·utzhng. conuHUill l'a!JPII r ~ ardmg tin' l\1r·!-i Jli.ntit• Vn•rkr1rk. \fr~. ra iiJ was read fr<ltn Mr> . Allee Dorothy L<tW>O!t, ~ Irs. Zcldll L. Weaver, stu!e councilor . Weber, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, State session lO be held in Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Dnyto(t, ling. 22-23, was an- Doris Gr uescr, Mrs. Mae Triple "EEE's· Charolais Herd Sold; Ranch is ·Leased f'llt'l'St' ~·I rs rvla bcl V;.m M~tt'r , M~·s. t~n.d er . In bowl. stir soup lHI · /,t wlltg•l';o•s, Mr.>. ll"r"l' ol'lll""'• til s·muot h : graduall y blend ·~ .~ \. l\1 Tt 1 1 • 1 l I'S. m c•ggs. corn and hol pep . • . '. ~· l em a Wll lt(', M r s. Osburue. Mrs Frrn•· ;11 !, · .,·. K 11 · 1 " .. l'lh 1 per saut·c. Pt1 ur inf o ski llet. " ,. . . ' . - ' ~.t c d C' f'r, til l! ntl s. •, (' SltOihliltt . ~h s. (,oldte Wulft•' Orr · Coult o\·e r lt1w heat : do not sti r. As mix ture ln-.gl!l S to ·.t i.~ :~ Rive~wood' . . Shn•dd ctl (' hedd ;u .1:.... By United Press l.uternalll)llal Airplane ·· passengers voluntarily stripped them' .. . . selves of metal Wednesday at .Ohio airports as airlines, reeling from an explosion ·· aboard a TWA jet in Las Vegas, put inlO effect a stringent and time-delaying system to stop other bombs rrom being sneaked aboard flights by an extortionist. .COLUMBUS - One of the years ago. Riverwood addition. Most passengers . were most sigl!lficant Charolais Rlverwpod Farms, . during The new Rlverwood division reported taking the procedure transactions for 1972 recently recent years, has assembled an will · accommodate . ap·· ' here where. owner of 0\ltstandlng herd . or quality casually, som.~' ,even in a lOok pll\ce proxi. m ately, 300 brood ' c ows comra4e!Y manhe~. · · Riverw~od Farms , Powell, Charolais cattle an'd is r.ated ps ~ i< • and will be operated ,primarily Ohio; Jim ·Klingbeil, and co. one Of the better pedigreed, top owner of Triple EEE Ranch; quaJity herils ·in the industry,. as a bro(\(1 cow hasis, w)th tlie show and sale cattle operation . Gallipolis, Ohio, Dan Evans, Riverwood Farms Manager, centered at Pow ell, near jointly announced the sale of Larry Emley, announced that (Continued from page I) Columbus, Ohio. the entire Triple EEE in addition to the purchase of Tbe addition of the Triple Mayfield. Gbarolais herd to Riverwood the entire EEE herd, the &EE Ranch berd will boost the "Did you say to Mayfield Fanns. entire EEE Ranch racili ties total cow herd of Riverwood that, when you were paroled, EEE Ran~h. owne!l by have been leased by·Riverwood Farms to approximately 350 you would like to continue to Emerson E. and Dan Evans on a long term baSis. · mother cows. This large .sale work with the FBI·," O'Dwyer has been ,recognized on a Lambert Bush, Manager of transaction was · ·handled bv asked. · national basis, as one of the Triple EEIE Ranch for the past "It's possible l said !hat. O)ltstandlng prestige herds, 11 years, will continue as . Jim CoJUver, Sales Man· agement, Columbus. yes," Doublas replied. since it was rounded over 11 Ranch Manager for. the new • "That you thought you might mak.e a career of it?"' '•It 's possible -yes,'' Douglas said. Berrigan and his older brother, The Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan, 51, held an embrac· GORDON, Neb. '(UPI) -Six leaders of the mili!an't Battle Of Wounded Knee. ing, laughing reunion Wedneshundred Indians claimed American Indians Movement Yellow Thunder, 51, waa viclvry lOday wlien local and (AIM), entered Gordon by (ounddead Feb. 20 in the cab of day night in 'Philip's cell in state officials joined them in • Caravan th~ee . d$ys ago to a truck on the lot of an · Dauphin County ·prison. They had not seen each other· issuin.g · . a call "· for · a 'protest the death of Raymond· · automobile dealer. Indians Congressional investigation Yellow ·Thunder. ' They said have charged that he was since t,W9 months ago, when . inlO tbe alleged torture death of they would stay until their tortured and beaten by five PhiUp was moved ·from the an Qglals Sioux Indian. · demands were ' ~. . whlte men who humiliated ,Danbury, Conn., prison lO be The Indians, organized by Gordon is 27 miles from the · Yellow Thunder by forcing him here for his federal court trial. Both were' serving time in. lO strip and dance before a Danbury for destroying draft group of whites prior to his records. Daniel was paroled _death. Four men and one woman Jan. 24. The two were have been charged wi'th nominated for the Nobel Peace manslaughter and false im- Prize in January. Spea,king of his brother, prisonment in connection wi~h Daniel said after the reunion: Yellow Thunder's death. The Indians appeared to "He. travels in chains and have won more than they asked handcUffs while Boyd Douglas can go to a good hotel. A Nobel WELLSTON - Women's soloists will be the four end for. The statement signed by Pea ce Prize candidate is Liberation will be the topic of men, Herb Clark, Charles treated this way and a criminal · one solo presented at the 19th Millik~n, LeRoy Hutchison and Indian leaders Wednesday and is treated that way." . annijal ,Wellston notary Club John Weber, who trade jokes by Sheridan County Attorney Daniel said Philip is "opti· minstrel show to be held at the with Interlocutor Charles Michael Smith, Gordon's mistic of acquittal" and added : Mayor Bruce Moore and Olive Wellston high school Gaskill. "The def.mdants are trying to audilvrium March 17·18. Theme of this yeat's Rotary Short, personal representative say 'we are innocent' but 'thls Minstrel is "Here Comes the of Gov. J . J. Exon, cailed for a Stanley McKlnniss will be Show Boat", with Don Souders "federal grand jury in· is what the war is about.'" featured in the "Women's Ub" the show pr()()ucer. ves!igatlon, Congressional number, while Gordon Morrow investigation and Justice Attorney Harry· Willard will will portray a Confederate direct the minstrel olio, a Department Investigation of ·' Yellow Thunder soldier in another minstrel series of skits and blackouts. the Raymond BRQTHER DIES circle number . case." Mrs. Edward Parfitt of Ed .Tewksbarl' _is. b~ si~ In addition, the creation of a Pomeroy has received word of Another · minstrel circle manager of the show. city human relstions com· thedeath of her brother, Fred Another show feature !his· feature will be a barbershop quartet featuring George and year will be the Vinton County mission was agreed upon ' and Terrill, at his home in Miami, a Gordon police officer, John Fla. He was a son of the late Margie Ramsey and Huby Junior High School Boys ' PilUI, was suspended pending Mr. and Mrs. Emery Terrill, Wood and Bernard McKinniss. Ensemble, directed by Mrs. investigation of Indian com- lifelong residents of Pomeroy. This year's minstrel circle, Esther Mae Cassill. plainls against him. 60 voices strong, is bille'd as one Heserved sea.ts for both of !he best circles in Welbton Friday and Saturday night Rotary history, according to · performances are now on sale Rotary President Larry Kibler at Ward's Drugs in Wellston. Jerry CleLlnd, 3, and Musical Director Helen Tickets for each perfonnance Downard. may aiso be purchased at the .Died on Tu,esday Along with the featured high school audilOrium. Jerry Lee Cleland, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clelsnd, Lancaster, formerly or the llexter area, died Tuesday JUST IN evening in Children's Hospital, Columbus. Besides hls parents, he is survived by a sister, Elizabeth R.; a brother, Jack, Jr., and a paternal grand· father, Sylvan Cleland, of , Dexter. Funeral services will be held at 2p·. m. Friday at the I • Ma'rtin Funeral Home'with the , Women·s Rev. Lloyd Grimm officiating.' eKN.ITS & SEERSUCKER BuriaI will be tn the Robinson Friends may call at eSLACKS •SHORTS • TOPS Cemetery. the funeral home anytime. ::";.!:Jim Klingbeil, Ri,verwoodFarms "ol\'ller! and Larr,v Emlei-C: Manager, SiHt~C Sp . . , M.. ~1 · . H· . ' ~:H.~r: '1 ~ > . Cl_\:.'i , M t., lheilllal.tt n,\l ollh.Mt.,,. I.·' I'tZ'l 1H' II1 H.wes Mrs 0 ,. nomin"t<•d anti elected lo fill the post nl conductor of Utt• Mr.,. Elht'l Arbaugh ha<" new Council. gra ndd<tu ghter. l' oll nck Mrs. El'ma !'lel<:llt.d. deputy statct'onncUnr, rcportt'd on tlw · LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Colliver, S!iles Management· Dan Evans cO:Owner of Triple E loW "''On hot pcfJpcr M without lncid'ent, a 'TWA spokesmWJ said. ·. In another incident, an "inoperable explosive device" was removed from a suitcase in the baggage department of a United Air Unes jet when it landed in Seattle Tuesday.. "Apparently, the explosive device was rendered inoperable by the person who put it on board," said U.S. Attorney Sam Pitkin. · S2 Million Extortion Authorities declined to SIJY whe'ther they thought the device on the UAL flight was tela led to the attempt lO extort Passengers .in Cheerful Mood (10 1 :.~ uun ccs} <'ondcnScd cream Of mushroom soup X t•ggs. s li~htl y bmt.tt'rl 1·:! CUJI cou kt~d wholt~ kt!rncl corn ~i:;:]:gz~:E.\:.::~ ~:i:.:;~:::·:::~·::::::~.~:: ;,t._:J .'::::,:~:;=N=:: :;: :e:: ~:w : : :=~::::.s-:~: : : : :N:: : : : o:: ;: ::t=:=e:: : :~s~i.!,i.i' ix' hr!.t nl the Che•l<'r sehuol butler or mn rgat in c Initiatory Work Planned l 3r:·dl~ ·tobP iiE' Id on r\pril1.1a t vation;-; ln. Elt '\"f'H memllcn; , !·', I•c nH,n t ru. ' . lt1ok oo ·•r·t Itt til Ill" s·I 1... cl{ ust · I • • 1 ....... , t' mt•mona Sdwu! W(l !; plann t'd dunn " Uw ,-;en H'(' f or Mr ~.··. 'rctroflt·. , ,I'uesday , mg h! lllel'tln · . f..: Cht·~tt·r ' ·' JIJ hn.'itoll <ll !lw Whi te Flln"t'JI ''?J D I . ' Count~l I .~.. .. , aug ll t· r~ ol HollH', l'Oil lvillr. last wee k. cu p grren pl'PPt'r strips :.! e tabi(ospoons $2 million 'from TWA with the threat of {oW' bombings. . However, the boJllb that ripped open the cockpit and ·forward sect!Pft of the TWA plane at McCarren Airport in Las Vegas was a plas!lc, C4 · military explosve which had been concealed In a first aid kit in t)le pilot's compartment. . The bomb found in New York was the "'!"'e type and had been planted in a standard black attache case marked "Crew" in tbe cabin. The Las Vegas plane also had left Kennedy Tuesday night and · discharged its passengers in Las. Vegas. demands that the money be stuffed into two gree~~ duffel bags left In a :!Xent locker at K~nnedy airport. '!'here were reports, !hat a chartered. jet which · made an unexplained flight 10 Atlanta Tuesday nigllt may have carried the money. TWA , however, issued a statement saying reports that il "was prepared lO pay ransom ... are incorrect. " Ill! around the world, TWA searched each of its 239 planes in · service before takeoff. , Passen~ers , luggag'e, m.a lr freight also were e]\amiljed.' Many TWA flights were . delayed and some canceled because of '"dozens" of new bomb threals which apparently were hoaxes. Other Alrlloes Affected II Northwest Airlines 7'l/ flying between Newark, N.J. and Minneapolis landed in (NHL) game." Detroit because of a false Al Port Columbus Airport fellow passengers cheered. Airport police at Cleveland threat. · lin "incoherent " Also waiting at the Columbus one man waiting 'to board a · flight to Otlcago removed car Airport for his plane, its bag. Hopkins International said air· passenger claiming to have a keys, change, ball point pens pge 'llld Its passenj!ers to be lines were putting guards on bomb aboard a Delta Airlines and his pants belt, but the · certified was George Doropoi aircraft parked at the ter· . DC8 en route from Dallas to metal detector stili .flasbed its who was flying to Newark, N. minal. At the Akron.Canton San Francisco tried to divert Airport off-duty Summit the plane to Colorado, but J. warning light. He said he did not mind the County ~heriff's deputies were allowe.d il w fly its normal Finally as a faint smile creased his face, the man lOok walt, "just so long as I get lO being hired to guard parked course when the co-pilot told hlm there was not enough fuel off his hat and tossed it aside. New York in time for the 7:35 jetliners. At Columbus, Marty Moran lO fly to Colorado . The light stopped flashing . His p.m. faceoff of tbe Rartl(er of· WU!ingsboro, N. J., whose In Miami, National Airlines flight In from Ollcago had been searched six of its jets ~ter delayed for 211 mjnutes, said he gelling a telephone call from felt nwst were grateful fof ,.. "a child-llke ,voice" whlch TWA's work, "I think people claimed there was a bomb on a " were happy to see them do it," 747 or a OCtO .. No bomb was Moran said. round. An extortionist who knows "his way 'aroWld the industry" today brought long delays to Ute nation's air traffic. Airlines 'and airports from coast to coast searched passengers, Planes and luggage because of a threatlO blow up folD' Trans World Airlines jets. One bomb tore open the cockpitofanemplyTWAplane parked . at the Las Vegas . Airpcrt Wednesday . Another bomb was sniffed oui by a · · police dog at •K~nn~y Airport . In ':lew VPi'k l2.11!inUttlS be!ore It wat sef to go off Tuesday. However, the deadline for 'f h t.' amuunl of erican Airlines Industry VIOLET HANDBAG l The Farmers Bank & Savings .Co. 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Allr@(l, l 1 :up The Daily Sentinel Ph. 614·992·2156 PE MAbE cook ORY WII LL Pi nltlior toll • 1!10 HOND/1 l .IO , ~• c o l lont conulllon, t~l19!) l818 nllor 6 lriCIOr . R. I. Oubbt ld, Phone ------ H ·31C ~~ _,___ _ -------- ~ ___ __ -.. --- -·-·· ·--~·,.__,.,..,...,. .. -·---LEGAL NOTICE SUIDd l)r'OPOUlt I'ICtiVtO br lht Will Bo~rU t)' Of l!duutton , o fht IIUI•r'n Loee l SChOol Ofolr l<l. ~ttdovlllo , OMo , •m1 11 1110 ofllct or "'' CIOik, N~OCIVIIIO, OhiO, until 12 :00 O'clock noon tUiorn IIIOO!rd limo. Morch 17, 197), end 11 thjijl tlmt optrttd bY tht bO~ro. 11 provrrtod clork ot Uld bV law , l or ~;_~ov ~~M ~~2;!.·61p 2 BEDROOM, 111 dCiubla, fur · Tho bo•r d w i ll rutrvtt the !' I\ Ill IO lh CIHJI Or 1111 IH!I~ . I' lillie! SAVE - SO •OO --·-"'------·--TRIII L • R, Brown•• Trollor Elee, & Gu Ranges 2 Whlto Eltclrlc I Copptrlone Elec. 1 Whitt Gas ...- 10·11-tfc I O. McCoy. ProthlltH loo I II I I . 171 7< Il l J. 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Thoughts •P· .12' • 141 : 24' • WID£ ' MIL~IR MOBILE HOMES tliO Wuhlngton llvd . aelpre, Ohio ~~7 1'1 r1u ll'ttJ, ~ l!. fl~NI l rrw ~ .. r !t~ AI1 Mud urrt 11r11 ) h Nil o tl. 4 Spftu(l. p . ~ I('<J I'htQ , drive ~ F lrul.llrcl '•100' 19~6 :r $ P~NI. long wln•r )l . Hoop MEE:TIN'. MEM&ERS ~LY!! lrd; rtur & good fl f'QI. 1964 Ford Galaxie 500.........---· •395 H.T. CouP.,, V 8 ll'uJior. outo IIMI., p, t fMrlng ftn~ lwok M. · Dodge ................... $1195 0 100 1 ' ' ' '" · V 0, l)rtl. 9woptlln<J. I 1967 Chevelle Malibu HT Cpe.... -'1395 p~lnl. btJ n~ . 0' \\lNNIE WINKlE Til UCK Sr'ECJALSI Suo Emorson Jooo&. Poarl Ash, Hilton Wolfo, ' 'fun 0' wld•i lwty, h, (fuly q4<1IPPtid lt1G .. 4 - 'il}!-atd triHr ~ , ·qH lr!IJl'l. hofr# lj;r h i"Okt;~ A, 7~0)1 10 , 0 ~ly llru, btuw l il~JI ru d llnl ftlt , l' hromn hody rr1 ld Q ~" chrnmo w. c. 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Klt cllon . will> bu\11.\n IM!uro< . t.or.eiiJ(I 111 3 OE I:H<OOM rMI'i l typo'""""' Arb~rtOil A<l<l iriO n, tupi>Or l Ploln1, All MillY with ulol Dlo ctrr · o11rt cor~ ll' n l nlr· condlll<•nlnQ. <lnlh M>d •· tu ll y eMpol!ll, lull b no~ l1l01ll , Qarfto~ 111 >? ~MI~ [)f'lntly 1 l, (\n1p!il)l'l. Flt'IMIC.Ing .:lv~ ll nb lo. qr ,.,. Y1 ___ nroch11iKI . L.Ot.lKI NG lOr' IIIVU i iOH!I\1 pror•or ly? r-nlllnlll o I& " '" word fur I hi• ! f}~ cluuJ 1) rnorn, 7dJi'lh nll brltk ht'lt)l \1, ~9 1ur {Ill duplq•, or c:tm 1..1~ "'"' ~ ~ o tr leo~. t,ocn lod In MIOIII oporl'i bu11nu;, rl l~ lr iU ovorlouklng 111• Ohio Wlvor . 6 R tH Tfn IMII I11QIO ), ' IHith hOn'IQ, C~ll l!r hOuie, Qo<tiQI , plu!OX II'Il lOll C>Hl IOI hd l walkway!, 1111 "P lor tri.II! Qr . : Li;H,*'Ifi(l In b ll&l t~Q IU dl , trl~.;t. n cr l11!i Slr)rO It) from 11111 A&P MIUdlufWr!. f~ loo t lvrn . Alklng ... ll O,JIUO ""n il. L.ot~rt Fnlls ... 10 r"oom I1 61HU~ In IAwh, lwo l>ulldlnp!, fu ft l oil lloot. l 1011, lhroo 61 lilom locnlod on IliA rlvor ''""" lolllnu du@ lu 11 111oollll, 12S.OOO tor nlr. Ho1Ni bni Jwn purcl>o> onu oncl<lUd, wlihln wnlk lnl dllloncft or IChuol . I Notd Llitlog! lor ~orrno nnd Homn. AI IO H ~ ndlo Ronl~ l l. Virgil B. Tenford, Sr. Brokor 110 Moch• nl c 51. F•otn oroy, 0 ., 457Af NEW LilTI NG Ill ACR STOCK I' ll liM 1 bMII I, 2 fJOiid l , ? I[JI'In9 S. 3 dup w~ ll !, Md wtrlor l~p . p~ld , 9 roo m rono>Atcd oldor hom • . Pton ty oJ oood PMiuro. Fruij Q4• wlllt 11wn QU wo ll . W~11i<l you hallov• only $A1,)00.0Q , 18QOROOMS COUNTRY 11f'lMC Hoi w~tor lt ij~ l . ,. ., bhlll< , Modorn kll ch9n ~ocron ll ~ n room , 1 drill ed will!• . Found~llon fc,r 1'~~ holJ!'CI . 10 nc ra1. NOW only llO.OOO.Ov. N! W LISTING r ACR ES ·• On Roule 1''""' Eulorn Sclwol. trto ~l lor lto uslnQ pro)ocr or l iM II fnrm . A l1~rg• l •l ~ I II 0, ()(1(1 .00, MODERN RIJ Tt, AND l bn~r oonu, hu • w~l61 t•o•llng . Nle; klf c h~n wllh dll l>wn!hor .. cook Md ll~•n ulllll, Pully cnrpotod . Coqwrl ond l o~cod yMd . llO.ooo.oo. MIDDLePORT l 0 · OROOMS ~ Bnth, cute kllt htin, l or~o. liv ing ~n<l ri l n l n~ GM ng a. All on cornor Jot tor ontv t!O.O oo.oo. WM•I T A OOOD PRICE'·' FOR YOUR PROP ERTY, LIST WI TH US, ANO START LOOK INO, HEL EN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE LJn§yt tHm t. :•!1fl hy III •JlU 911-1211 ""~ 1/ Jr) ll t ,_ _ ~·om~roy , UhiD UUiiN ~SS 1NV ~ $l'M ~ NT lt11"\J U lll11 luHI IJ r lc k bulldlriQ , 'J 1\ ltu' y, A (llmr t. 11\(Ht l'l , (.1 f l)f ll l)ll\t,t() 1 ALI.t.tDF Olli lllt,rb s lr~u llon [( 1\NI) TDWN \HIF' 11 J !l int y f r~ nw II <JillU, 1 rnr,m-.. liwgu IHUlt , ('IJ( IM , IJnl"n, t 1IIJ. ln1p ltJII1unl bld(.l ., (h lt: kfJ tl IW\J!n'*. mi lk huU!It! , Cltl"f• ht tt·u.· n w rr dnr.~, !II .otiO. CH!AI' liOM E 3 bQdroonu , !Mi ll, ullllly room. Mlll"r ct hMclwm)d ftoor1 , Q08 IOr(od otr hoftl, jlOr<:ll , IJ , S OU , 11n111 e rllo l o t}IJ ~Mlto lon . I tl orv irt'11ng, 7 IJ droon,,, t nblntil l 111 kll cllnn , lmlornunl , IMge IOI, 1111 In O•cl llo111 conclliiOil , Jull 17,900. W! HAV I ll PROPRR· Tt !S, ONE OP WHICH MAY IUIT YOU . COME TO THE OFIIICE OR CA~L . WI WIL L 0! OlAD TO SHOW THEM TO YOU . Honry .......Clol~nd, _.._. Ro~llor _,. -- .. Business Services __ ~~AOY MIX CO N C ~E!.Te da· llv~rorl rl oht to you• pro)Qt t. Fo ~ l •nd 601 y. F roo Ooo~l b ill P I ~<Jno R o~ Qy · M I• '149.50 WRITT"N v-MRRAN TY C811 Co!loct 1 1 ~ · 4!1 - 1150 Y.CITY US t- 0 1<: Aw11l ng1. 1/or m A, Jnrob. o• tn ro pro oo ntn tl v•·· I' or I roo M<l rnlllll~ . 11htlmt~ t rt., 1. 1!11! , Jo hn ~o., ph (l fi H hnr! CI V, SyrA f,llft q, V. MJ<I Son, Int. WE fiGiiER THAT CATCH IN' THE LITTLE FISH CQ(AD GIVE IJS THE BArT T' K OFF TWWi ·~ l ' @j :ililo L \\'HOLE UMM'( 0 ION . MEN, .MACHINES '" •ND INFOf!MATION THATCOOLD LEAD US TO THE ARRE ST Of PUSIIfRS, MR. JJWI~~;&.Iti"'...Jr.: Zlntovll lt , Ohio ---·--- .......... r-·-----.-- - The Orchid Room All WEATHER ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION Mill~ 11 r~ IIOI"' IIf\tiOn l\ for your' orlvnlfl l)~r lh)~. bnnq uq!!l., & PLUMBING CO. t. py ·• lr•l Otf tUI Otl ll ltlt~o l lor nuw lln ~ pi, e wH t1 ot with out kl l t: hon Phono 992·$786 Free Estlmato B&W HEATING CO. For Appulnlmenl Phono 9~9.2803 Wh,el Alignment 5.55 On Mo l l Alllurlc~ •l C~ro • D• y Numbtr 112·1110 Wo h ~vft l4 hr'. ttlttrgency II) 1101 "']ltd ilullrton•l Und ~n l rH IH 1 1tflflllu ~ 1 II OAh tr Cor~ 141 · ~711 ljlolUI - .. I ~~~--~~~ ~ No• II'I"UIP the ...... tG form the eunated bJ the 1bolett1U II ....,n..- ·• I "t I I I I I )-[I]" V 'l t-._ A 1 •••J Jambla• FRAUD AFOOT STYLUS PEPTIC mW'I lotM tld If \ jl I I f1 •·' \H,I11 -\t~IG~?.t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: e· Opon 8 Till Mo•1doy thru SRIUI'd~y &04 E. Main, Pomtray , o. AXYDLBAAXII l1 LONGFELLOW One letter simply <land< for anr· Lhcr. In !his sample A is used lor the three L's, X fo• the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, \he length aqd formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters .are different. CRYPTOQUOTES GMB .TP ' 7,•11·fiC QWGU GZW FWLPK BJ C, ORIIOPOR01, AuciiOrl@ftr Complelv ~crvlr;o Phon• 9<9 li)l Jl~ctn~. Dolo Crill OrQdlo"l J t•tfc .., _._ UWJ XJ JZP XQLBAP VWS , J7.WSll7. ZBY• WN VWS FBC P TMPKPUJ . - TMWLPMR Yeolerday'a Cryptoquole: YOU ARE NOT CRIPPLED AT ALL UNLESS YOUR MIND IS IN A SPLINT. - FRANK SCULLY tCI 1!'1:! King Future:• .. - ·--~---~---------....;_---'----I j ''''"'"' seurry Pomeroy Home & Auto . f"t-._ "'A SOMciiMe:o ARE. I' 32. Seraglio chamber 35. Bar of gold 37. Concern· lng war· ship• -- GUARANTEEDf'l'lono 992·2094 --·---------~- - - r A_c,.,E,..;.·P..,I.E_f....,.__,~ ;;;. PICNICKE~ fohy-C 0 D 5 %'1, Dloabled 28. Wholly Z9. Of the Vatican 31. Written letter 31. Hurry· AU TOMOil iLE ln!urlincu hnu'' enn co rl o<i1 I o•l you r 0Jl<ll .1 inr'' tl ta nlo'l Cn ll -iil I t) I i WHAT An.twer1 TPtu~ Money AITORKemenlt ment --..:...:...;..;....:.~ ~ CELLOA Yetterd•y'• lnatru· ' 6· 1$ 11c II/DUM (.\aswan 11 ZS. Strln&ed SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph, 9¥2·) 11< Pome ~~-~ I RA.4PK ougar Wo oro fully lntu•od N•th;n Blpw• Rlltlfnlor Spoclollll Untenmble thete lour Jumbles, one Idler IG eacll equan, lo form four ordlnar1 word1. I ur vlco. I r llfl1 Hie IMQIPI I g~.,•nl.i~d.. ll. P.uloMbl~ ...._..._ beJim 6. High (mus.) fig ?. Ritual phrase 41. Pres!· YestM"'I•r'• A•wer a Ia dent 3Down 25. Role lor Taft's 8. Required wife Neville IZ. Puzzler's 9. Prodded Brand 11. Tooth garden 27. Stripling substtnce 29. Eucharist 17.-Cat plate DOWN l.Namelor State 33. Woman of (Misa.) a dog rank 2. Winglike ZO.Auk U. Scandi· 3. Getting . genua · navian married U. Wealth measure 4. Season 23. Cougar 38. Corrlda after prln· :U. Obsequi· shout temps 38. Beverage ous need 40. Smyrna J1" ' D' ll ~L Wll 01 "' IQhmon l locnt~d • t Cro •~r o~d& , ~I . 12<. 1•11\~RI S ON' S fV Mid Alll~nn• Cornplol fran ! and nrv lco, S~"Jc-. Phono 9q1 ~ II? . lvno up ~·ld brftko tri rvlce . . 6·10 " ' Whul • ~olan~Q~ olo r. . .... -.---~,,.._,...._---·-· All \'IOrk tro• lcA IIy , ralat. PhOno rvl 3213, 5. Powerful H~~llnQ , ·- EXPERT watcher's 2•o l.lnco ln 11. Mlddltport, Ohio DbA Anthony ~lumblng Wt l•••o • com pltlt Hom• MAintonor~co Strvlct lht rtor Mound. No meller whtt your notd, Complttt root or IPQuilriQ roll81r. tnlulor or OM IMIOr ctrPii11ry, Ctlllng tllo ~nd P~notlng ond Sldln11 . Comp tolo Plumbing & ltlfl !>Jit1uAI Ci\lttrlng Will ""''' liP IO 1\0 n~op l o. 992 -J97S ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING 39. Weight -·--=== :=, ,.,,l . . ll eour~ EXTERMINATION Ill M• ln St . 6·30-trc, {loor!li tmd wlr'uiowt . c ~trpQ rl l, 111 tu" fl\U1tH., 1.\!urnlnum ftl,llnQ L1m.E ORPHAN ANNIE WE NEED MORE TRAINED Pomeroy ...... -- ··-'· ----------...... Oot Rl~ ot Thon• Wo will prolo<l • "Y jl ngl• liwolllna I'OIIdonco f01· 1 ~ ~· ~ ,, ANVIL! TERMITES. ,TERMITES, ~·---·--- 11~ '"''k' clonn•d. Mlllor Snr111•1 1o", Sh>wl!r t. Ohio. Ph . M) 3<Ul . 992·2126 •,,, Business Services Co., >~ 1·1 C/rt•IJY J),.llltlf' Open Eves Til 8 t'11111" .. ""'' '1 9! 3164. Mld<lloporl. Ohio. .. _______ .. Pomeroy Motor Co. l ~. lllh ') P ~ 81\Jt' Y frtHIIIJ, 6 r () (lfl'l~, o• ttm111 01 . .-_,_,_, 'lOU! .......-- Con A. t. tJrll pll' ltl lltu• nt (l ttd Lr!llll ttord rtl rooflnQ J t tltnOflf'lltlOr hulldlnu·, ~u~. prmtl ud rj!II IIHI'\, lnt nr lr1 • mHI tnd url m p~ l n ll rlu . Cl• lnplt du linn nl · Mn t.~CH Hy wnn. All wnr.k Qllli!' i1t1 ltH•d lo 't•·• l ont~r !\ hll td.'l(.li On Wt · 1'\f q ltdl y i!ll'lul h .l IM yn ur I'' ttlot Urul I? N. ~,.i '•fill. ('I' 1}qJ .I'JlU f)nt t ll fl~ , OOACRES ~U ~,IJR SEL~T6D oH 11 11lnUtn , vltl ~f l nnfi I! ID6 1 W lln(j ; l ltHW(} Itt h, ht' lr I' f1 NI FAMILY !'lOM e •I IHJ(it'tuttil ti, brlt\1, Bill', M'%~, 'OJ SIOU> BE' CD.IPI.tMEtm:D! ZE Co Wu upntln lll (t lu ~)u g ln11~li · r\T(J I\ 1~. atornQu ru1ut\, jltll•orl l I HJfli ii~M rJ{l b'S Wl lh !h~ l)ld l flin ~ . $~9, j00 , !qrtc,ct ,"llr h~;~i\1, lorl)(' !Jilr!l .1 ti t.l !!>lor liQf' llt• lltJinfj . \ U.VOO . . •~1 .... ,I !I :mtl r~ l v n r, ; Olflco m 11l9 ~ •• raon co Y91 -1l68 ....... . 1 ~ ''"'. ' '" " "' But hurry! HOU SE IJIIII.D f li ~,_ CA Ll. GUY N ~ I G L.CR . •ACrNe, 01111) , n:!li lrltJf1 t!,11 CLELAND .REALTY • :•:· •• ,.. .;o,.,........,. are great days to '"'" rlor tJIIh)IHtU . 1~. I. Ouhl;tHd, plinfl l' 1•1 JM), J 6 ~I( .... ,. " n pr~ nlrilrn ~ r'IL ~~twnr; YY'l'J IV6 Pofnnn''l" nn IM09 1()1 wllli g~ r<t on ~"'' n ll bol>o~ gnrnp• Mu~ l t>e ~ut'm ro IW t"lp IN T~ HIOil • . ' Buslnoss Services Roal Estate For Sale •lAo, lrfl nll. . !>OWilr <'~ l i,h r lno, ao u~t w w II F~Ii. Ct)Vfif' tor hody , IJtJt\ldl llll ff l(j !ln h lr. l 1rlt nn In l')ltlVII , "'"' oxcopt Saturday & Sunday. ·----·---- . •_ - -·------------· ... ·----~ IJI! (.Io. ,;d llf".il tl w1lh l l.J rl !'!O itJ, r'lk~~ I" net 1lei\n l ownor eM RAWLINGS NOW 50 OFF ,. ....... ••,:;,:,;r./(,,..,· : ~unvnr iiiJIO VII""'" , P.S.. f' 0.. 1111 i loerlng wltoo l, l~po pl,ryiir, yood "''"· riMk b l v~. llk ir r1iiw IOil whllo, whtto W~llaco AmborgQr, Dick Rowllng s. 1 ~ llr •• 1967 Pontiac .Grand Prix ...--... --1395 8. IHmc.lltis v()r y n lw . 111 li e wllh hn H1 , IJllh@ t11tHI 1. loru; g(l . CLEARANCE FURNISH !O Md \ln lurn•ano~ fp.r tnto!n ll , Cloll to ICMOO I. Phono 99Hm . C. 0 . NitWIIIfl(i , ' FLOOR SAMPLE Court . Ml norsvlll&, ()1\lo, pliOIIU 992 311< . 3-l-ll c iHIV l)r ------~·6 1C ., ,.,,. ,, ,, ,.,, . ,, t • U•~·•u~ nltllod on "" lo Collogo tn : Syrncu ... Pliu111 "1·21<l. J·Hic 3 trv ckM Chtlhll tulleblt 66 J)Ust ngwr itti oc. t bv~ bodli!i . 3 U fltiA!Ui !''IOI!I' tc hOOI bUI t)t;dlll , Spvrl f iCl'tlont~ l ~r t hl' l•~llfPmftt1! II! Ofl Hit l'llll1t OH ict Ol lhO CIQ!'k ol lh ~ IJQI!'d . - · c.Jt.IOfn9c' ' ·D· WM~un , v e. p, fil .. lll illl 5.0011 11111 <.'~. 1968 Pontiac .................. s1795 V __,._.,.,.___ ·- ~ J j'iO!I11U IFllliriM l'li Ut1i yr10 4 dt' . 31n. wfigon, V-O. c1ulornllll<., now - ------..,...--- VA Ol1[11ne, nult>maill" lr~n l ., p, 'IQftrlng , fA r. lory ~lr Wn<llllon~d . goort w w t1ro1, 'Milo, dnek grM" flnl!h with ~NE~ • A')(.EOMI. 10..JOIN- 1969 Chev. Impala Cpe...----*2095 1968 Chevrolet .............. _sl595 · jup, ~~·..,..,.-..,......., THEY NEVER I' · llrilkvs. rl .~ t. d\.. 1 ~.~ Wiirri'Hlly b11~,1 <. '· 'lllllll i(IIIM\ . ~Y'I -·----·-- ~Wtil'i'l hfl i\ r ! uf f1 hll'pl , 1971 Dodge ....................s3495 llr u~ HURT ~II<£ THEi PIOVI L. , 'r'OU KNOW.1 ''"'"d v.o, Coronal !IPJK~PHI<I'I.-5 ()ronn 11 11111\ , lllk vinyl roo t, gro@n vinyl ln iDriOr > 11eW • wid• nv• l II '"'• .1 "~'" " r>owor •1~\lrlnw. rndl<i. 1\ Co ron11l C\i!> lom 4 dr. sodnri. f) .- ~ 1 .. tl lr co ncllil<mln g, now ~M w orr~nly h"(lin pu1'· chMc cJn·fu. "'II 11 ruII tor coil GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Merch Wanted To Buy 12, t p, m, FtCIOry e~okld l'hono gun1 only , Stcond pli! CO j WH en drlvt ~tier l p.m . 192· 062. 1noo1or. ;or troo thor tn nt~l 2·27 121c ma1ch . Auor ltd ntult . .... R~clno Gun Clue. M ·l lt OLO FURNITURe, RounU"68k l• b'"· Brut boda, dt aku. 2! 111 ANNUAL Htrolorct Sftl@ : 16 clocks, ond ·or comp lote buill ond 12 FomA Jos , ho uukoldt. Wrllt M. D. Sou lltU!Itrn Ohio Hortford Mlllor, Rl. ' · Pomeroy, Ohio. J.ft lie ..._.,._ AuocltfiOII , All . c lun CAll 991 -6171. Ptdtoruel borh ltorn•d and TWIN NEEDL E Sowing pollod . StllordGy, March 18, Mn chlno 1971 M<>d ~l tn wa ln u·l 1m. Snow 10 :00 A.M. So le I lAnd . All lotturt! bu lll ·lll to 1:00 ,., M. Rock Spring! P11r Wanted To Rent mnoo Ioney do1tgn1 Md do Ground!, Rl , Jl, """ mlltl MODER N,) or; bodroot'f\ Mmt . llrolclt uwlng, Al1 o blll · norlh of l"omtroy, Ohio. Per Phon• 99?·3062. lnn holn blind' hom1, orr.. C81•1og! wrrto IU : LlOyd 1<3.3! tUh prtco or lorrn1 BIPCkwood, So lo Mgr .. Rl , I, n¥AIJ~blo . Phont IOI·l"t. l'on1~roy, Ohio dl61. l·l ·&lc l ·9o31G ........ .... ....__ __.. .. For Rent I'IANO ~nd 0 1·Qall lot~ona. PUkN tSHED IPMimtnr, j VACUUM CLEA NERS. Eltclro roomt, Ma1on, W. V~ . on Hyglone Now r.l4mona lr Aior GorAid Hellner. Phono 992· HIQIIW4y , J> hono 77).!14/, ]825. nu All clun lng nllnchmont 1 Raynold! Ftow•r Shop. ply! rho now Eroctro Sud! lor ....,.,..,.., 3·9·61p l h'"' POOI11g cnrpot , On ly t?UO cull ~ric@ or ltrml SHOW AI. TER'S Wti Pol Shop, ~vnlloblt . P110n1 112 14<1 . Ch••'" ' Ohio, Froo Ooldfllh ONE I.A RG E lrollor tp~,:o. Vtlm• o. Zu•p~n. m,mo, fur 111a kids. colloo on tho l ·0·61 c -.-.,...,_..., Mn.on, W. V~ . hUule . l-1· 111p MODER N W41 ~ul SitrtO-rAtllo cornblnAI IQn, tour l pOod In ~ . -~ .... ltrm iMOd cM nngor, lour THE Soulhturorn Ohio Pollod APARTMe NT, J rooml And Horor ord Ano ctn rton 11 lpUktr IOliiHI t_yl lfl1\, Mlh, fornl !IIOd, North 2nd lOlling lO ht•d Prldoy night, top~r~tt controll . . 0414nc(J Av~ .. Mlddloporl. ~Iiane 991. MAr c ~ l1tl ot lho Molg& Co . !193. 169.•0. Ulo our blld~•' '"'"''· Cdll 99? 10Dl. F81rgroundl . For cof• togl wrllt : Sh~ron Stu rboll, Rl . •· ~- ... - · ...............- - 3 8-li! C Alhon l, 01 11~ •J701 . FARM LAND. U tern for - ..--·--~...... ··-·~ cor n, olllor ion~ for truck COI.ONIAL M.lplo 1tvrao rod lo, l ·! ·]IC lermlrlg, would r1n1100 ftCrll bUollful EMiy AmoriCOit only ch&rge 11 prOf•tr l•r · tlylo; wllh AM·FMroello, tour 11111lnq 1nd rnud to qrn11. 1 •Pttkora, • IPOOd tu lomn ll< mi. North or \YIIkttvlllt on cl>Angff . O~ltnc• m .J( Uto AD~UTitiMINt Salem Nd . Ce ll H•uol our budgor lfrl'f\1, Coli 9n ~ 0~ 1101 Ju" ICI, i66-3 /ol0 or wrllo a~, 708i . 1970 Chevelle SS396 Cpe. ·----'2295 luu nor . 11<JW tJI1 1y 1971 Dodge .....................s3395 Avo. Conl"cl ~ a H•tl rlr.k, 11J1 1 Whd l worlll t)rl vo. Colinllbul, 011 1(1, jlhono nl .Jlj; , 1111 li e l •6•,1C li. lflllty llfA. I• , ur!lkos, I t:~~ ll iill1 3,000 rnll o&.. -· llkt sm. ' 1 ' ~~~ M I owner, new CM lr~ll~ ln. 13.000 mil~! . ~utom~llc' lr• n• .. lugo•go rock. rodlo, chr0111o wlloftl covwr&, blue cutor, Qlk , vinyl lnh>rlor. NO V/I •1 dr . :l<'II'IM. V 0, jJ ... Ilt. , p. -,caHinn , Ow t\fi r lq rwlr'IQ t !Mu Cn ll Dl'nny I IYo. I'EEBE WILl. 8E SIQ( IN A MINUTE, SGT. 8LOT11:R . 1971 Volkswagen Sq. Back Sedan 2495 1972 Chevrolet s or a e j) ,lt! , 1~2 - l!)l . 'til-spring 1 11'-JW:t e, 11'!"' llti Cn ll~ f-;iolg hhi, Employment Wanted . '• USED CARS And h OutO PMo~t . O¥~r lor CIIIWen'l Homo. $8 18ry ptu l room Md bo~rd . Phmto lO<· ONE Now ldoil ~~~o ri!W plnr> 1 HUU S£ In I,OIIY thll hllfr , p/IQI\0 <1!·312 1 boforo ~ tJ ,n'l., Ilk for 1oli~r 011 rubboi'J tO ynl . 9nllS2Y . Mr, , Oebv. I ·20-II C w•l@r IAIIk 1 pho~@ W •IW, n . ttr c ll ol>ort D. Alllloy , •o. GREEN exettl l~ n t Ltint.ll ttrn1. ~Jh()ri~ 8~1 Jll? . 6''wldo, 6'P'' IUI'Ip .... ,pt*n@ l); , ··"·' - ··-~"' "" -. 1 loc k• ~'"' li l11 gu . Plwno 992· "'~"..;OM ltOv••· I)J Uultor11ul Nor A Motor Route . 1.orsef Why-wait· 1rl" 11 ~ n1l n lu n , lhJt!II . Shi i!Qr, a HARTFORD ! 1 $AVE /IM I' M rMIIo. ¥illy I l'liul. ae -• ~tl OUR GIJANA!il[fb ~ Md gardGil Plllnll n! """dod . Pllono YA? ·~· - o·· ¥Y1 S•v• In m111y wAyl ~I Brlgltl ' 1 10 tiC Slor M/lrk@l. nu>l lv Orlv• In • •.. ··-~... th~Airt, Muon , W, V• ., FOR T H ~ eST tlllill Ill ll now .I 7 If or u!od fllollil ; llom•, lry ................... '"'-·'""""""...·-·"" -~..._... . KMl'UOA Moll II& HM 1!:1 ~lllc~ . <INS IOW Onor~ 11 I' A" wid•. KnnoUII•· Qhlll. 6' 0" 101\Q •. • 2 r•n•l ~1\(12 •• 2' 1?-11.901(: and 3·9· lip IV63 FOHD ~elrlon• , 1 Or, linJ"di Up, B t'ylln<l•r. $19J.OOi phono Y<Y 311 1. ttllltJn Wrnlu. J y.31p ~- ~·---·.. ··~-· ~~ ~~~5 OUICK Wild ~!< I, l tloor ~lllldlop , I loc:•l Owllor, •• coll•nt cond iiiOI\, q~ll<l tiro•, ••'r• polJtlll•ii<l> . 'Pbi111u 991· tldJ tw 9Yl 1 ~<i . 11 Jlc ·- ·~--- - •- • · - 'o9 CHCV EL L.E $& J96, j opood ea Carrlen For MASON Md frlonllJ. THUNtl ROikCI . V L ~u t omiil ~, pow~r olo ring, powor br nk~i . JlllW~r Will• dOW!, pltOM m 6l/ , · ~ · I 61~ ~ 'II korn•l corn l C ~IU 11. l I )lp Orough ron'l tr.• Milk tc• Cro~m. G~ l . 11.19, wMI Io ·-·" ·"" "" ~O i illtlOI !0 lb . b~g ll.l9, R I E t t' F I ' "I"P'•'• """r""""'""""•Y ~ EAt lor goodlol l n ~ t udlng ~OX I?, 1 bil(lreorn, ,;II Qifi<lrlt, £rtii" D~IMGI - from 11.•9 IO olr tOIItllllun<id, Hx1ii II . POI'C il 120. Wo ncupl Ptdurol Food ""~ nl un>ll\urr• ~wnlhQ , Cl'" I>Ofl. Strolch.,.t!ur momty, nt 11 mit1un, fJ lo:lrllng . cum · lnOO roupon' ~r'd !lrl",G, •ott uli l·)lilt<tly tuJ hn• , IJ4Hlutu ut WANTED! Htr 1011 ltluth e lloartoclto ond oh, so hard to ~oar . Sadly mlftlcld lly tl~ugl1le 1' ""d GUN S I~ DOT, al!u rlllo rn;;t cli"' -· ~pirl 11 101 Only, ~Orko d btU!Int 2 r. ttns ~9c, HArl't wholfl Holp Wanted wo ofltm a! t ~nd &hAro . SHOOT IN G Maich, So lurrloy , M•rch 11 , et lltb Rtclnt Pl~11tng Mlllel6 p.m. ~tc lo ry chokD yun& o11ly , Auurlod IMol . Spon1orod lly lho Sy•·•<u•• Flro Do~l. 3 8 ltc bn· on whult or hi11 1 JU . ~9c , Viln CMt>p !9 0/ , <illl pQik Md tt •21 ·tfc IN LOV ING momory of Gro l· chon Sprovaa. who pus•d away oiQhl yo&ll ago l<>day , Ma rc h tlh, 19M, Food mornortta or 11111 lovtJd ono Notice ·----- -'·- ·-·- - In Memory r;l~llvgA n,ku 1uru now ~vollabto on " lrtt ; l ~nl 120 hlltr Hn!kul lArgo cl•(ltOinlt Ea11u1 ovnny Md largo frull ~nd nul E ~IW ngg. Sot lhort1 l<ldAy •nrJ qll your rr u li c k~ II . 110 purc ho•• rtqulrOdl ol lltt Brlghl SIM MArko ""' lo lho Drlvo -ln 'l'ho•rrt, Mo-on, W. VA . whort law prlcli And t urlvonlonl lirvlco ore lonrurod ovofy dey, chock lhol ullowlnq r>r1Cit8nd !lock '/Our IMdoJ', rnvor'llo or QQnut brood whitt brtld 1 r..,vtt 11 wllh 110 nddll lono l purcM!O. l\ruugh iM'I 1 pet. 1wet11 milk gnl . 9~~. DolugM In piOCi lb. $¥G, 9rA<Io A !mA ll DgQo 3 <1111 . tt. lniUk(>rJ l lllb - - Auto Sales ~ Rtie YARD $AI.I 11 David H8ggy rttldenct , ltfl Of Happy Hollow . Slorta Friday. 10 • · m. Htvo e round 18bll .nd few olhtr ~nflqult . ' 3-J.IIp . many For Sale Notice IN~O-MA'tiON HE'S SORTA BOTH, LOWEEZV '\ ~~· ndl('ftl r, l11c . l ALL HE NEEDED ~!> A LITTLE FEATHER ~! �I j ·' 1.0 -Till Dill)' Sentinel, Mlddltpart,f>9meroy, 0.. March t, 1fl•· Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentin.e l Classifieds Get Results{ 'j WANt ~OS DIAOLINIS 5 P.M. Dly Atfort PllbrlcAIIon . Mo~Uiy Deedlrnt 9 ~ . m . C•nctlletlon I. Corroetlon. Will bt octlpltd un tll9o.m. for, ' Dey of Publlco ttont RIOUUTIONS Tht flublllhtr .rtltrvtl tnt riQhl to ldlt or ri/"' ony 1d1 · d81H~td Ob)td o~ill. Tnt pubtlo~tr wtll not bt ro;~onllblt tor moro1111n ono 111corroct ~~~T~j" . ~~r Want Ad Sorvlto 5 con to por Word Oho ln•orllon Minimum Cllorgo75c 1l ctnh por word """' con•ocutlvo lnatr!IOnl. 1_11 conlo por word '' ' c~n­ ncullvl lnttrllonl . l5 Por Gint Dl!count on ~ld iidl In« •d• Plld wl ll\ 111 ID OAyl. CARD OF THANKI .. OIITUARY 11.50 for 50 word minimum .· EAtll •~dl!lonol word 2<.. BLIND ADS Additional l'c Chargo f)l" 1\dvorllitrnont. . OFFICB HOIJAS 9:30 oJn. to S: OO p.m . D•lly, ~ : 10 o.m. to 12:00 Noon Solurday. AOOUl YOU~ W~IGHT ., ' Ovlrwtlgl\1 ltdlu loan• tnd man tn ltrottod In 1 Wolght Wnl t hOrl ( f'i) Citll In Pc>rnor'oy wrlit: Weight W81 Chtro IRI, 11'1 Stefloh ~~ .. Ct nr,lnMtl, Otllo ~mr . , 10·3-tre SA vll up to ont h~ tl , Bring vour •ltk TV to Chuck'' TV shop, 111 llull•rlll/11\vt., Pomerov .. KOSCOT KOSMfTICS & Fl~mo ol llupo P~rlumoa . ~lurn1n ' •ynllioll wlgt . No notd 10 loovo M•l~• or MnOtl C:ounly lur lo ck ot moMy . If In· '•rtiolo<l < ~II YYHIIl. Run Spot' IMntm Clul), Sunday, Moret> 11, 12 noon . fur ICUtd pOift!CttJI, MIOn lt li 1!97. 3./.)lc _,_. ___ .. .... .... .. ... ,_. 1961 PIA1', • rloor, mllopgo j i,OOO: Ill A· l torWII Ir•n, prl,od r&AillMbly , Phall~ 9$$ . <tl1 tl' ">"' ~ ~ ~ C;u·l l'lndl lnQ. Allr@(l, l 1 :up The Daily Sentinel Ph. 614·992·2156 PE MAbE cook ORY WII LL Pi nltlior toll • 1!10 HOND/1 l .IO , ~• c o l lont conulllon, t~l19!) l818 nllor 6 lriCIOr . R. I. Oubbt ld, Phone ------ H ·31C ~~ _,___ _ -------- ~ ___ __ -.. --- -·-·· ·--~·,.__,.,..,...,. .. -·---LEGAL NOTICE SUIDd l)r'OPOUlt I'ICtiVtO br lht Will Bo~rU t)' Of l!duutton , o fht IIUI•r'n Loee l SChOol Ofolr l<l. ~ttdovlllo , OMo , •m1 11 1110 ofllct or "'' CIOik, N~OCIVIIIO, OhiO, until 12 :00 O'clock noon tUiorn IIIOO!rd limo. Morch 17, 197), end 11 thjijl tlmt optrttd bY tht bO~ro. 11 provrrtod clork ot Uld bV law , l or ~;_~ov ~~M ~~2;!.·61p 2 BEDROOM, 111 dCiubla, fur · Tho bo•r d w i ll rutrvtt the !' I\ Ill IO lh CIHJI Or 1111 IH!I~ . I' lillie! SAVE - SO •OO --·-"'------·--TRIII L • R, Brown•• Trollor Elee, & Gu Ranges 2 Whlto Eltclrlc I Copptrlone Elec. 1 Whitt Gas ...- 10·11-tfc I O. McCoy. ProthlltH loo I II I I . 171 7< Il l J. I , 16, <1 MEIGS INN ~ull•no , Ohio, hU b•tn cJo ly dtctUtd , 1111 of AOulo 1. ~uiiMcJ . Mt iQI Co uMJy, Olllo . Crtd lto rt ort rtou/''"' to flit ,,,,, <lalrnt with u a llduc. l try wlft1 taur mol"\omA . Otil~ ih ll lllh <loy of t9 n , JOI'In C. 0ACIM lit ~u F' robtatlt 01 ~,~ ttl un Court of .;o rnmon Ill l. 9, 16. ll JUOQt - --:-----·NOTICI 0, A,,OINTMINT Cou No . lOW 111111 Of ~AL~H 0 . S~eN ~---. ...... . ~ 9 ll- 11~ Mobile Homes For Salt For Sale GR EE N MAYTAG dl1hw01hor. I yo•r old, phont 2•7 · ?~6< . l ·S.O IC - .. """'--"'---.··- J.),llfp ,,,3 , PH. 992·3629 ............ l i t I t111 11111111111 POODLE pupr>l•• · oii ¥Or loy, Pnrkvlow Konno!!, Phor•t 99). by Day, Wtt k, Month ~l borot Ratu 1ppolntta At:Jrnln lttretr'ht ol 1110 1111tt or Otft l Peterson , ~•bruarv - ROOMS Notlcv 1• htroby glvtu thAt AlmA G. r'tt•rson of ~outo 1. t >HlJWAL TeR'S Wll Pol Shop, Ciluler, Ohio, ~ilono 9U 33~6 . Troplco l lith Md 1upplln. S•op In '"" compMo . Clork E""" .or Oteuua ' .. ._,..,_ _,... TROPICAL PISH. hncy guppiOI, AI1QOI1tnd brttdtrt, llolt~1 A11d IUPPIIII. PIIOnt 9Y1 ·l"J. -..--............ -..- 3 BEDROOM Vlndt ll moblla CU Otcttlld . hon•o. I•' bA lh t on choice u Not let 11 lllrtby Qlv•n "''' nl rrlttl M. Sptnctr, 01 ro111AI 101. >ltrm111 Bollngf', ~amorov OhiO, hU blln duly m mo. ~ppo lntod A4tnlnltlrf!r iMot '"' 3o5·61p lttllo ol ~~lph 1) , $ptnctr , ~octnta , lilt 01 MtiQI counly, onto , 12 FT. WIDe lrolltr wllh &lr Crtdllon trs rtqu lr!d 10 fli t condll lon tng , wuhor 1o dryer lholr ~ltlma with uld licJU<Itry tJ ,700 : 100 H8rold Jolm10n. wllh ln tour monlhs , Chollor, Ohio. Dtltd lh lt lith d8y Of 3·Hfp ~tbrutry llll. -~ - _...- - -... JoM c . no eon JVclijC GOOD ml>td hoy . PhOno Wllkllv ll lo 669-•m. '' r,• · •' • · r\ · ,. l ·6·6fc WOULD YOU llko to oroor your rtl OI>IIo hOmo toaull your IPliO MO no~o~l If 10 let Robort Ol•on ohow you rheony wey 10 cua lom build your home Md h~VI dtllvtry Wlihll\ 3 wook a. Como • nd Itt lht now Oroonbr l•r . II Ia 1~1 homt far 111011 wilO opproclolo lha bt llor ll>lng t of lifo. MMyf" Ciurtd by lht I_,Q.tll bulldtr! ul mobllo homu. Our 11 11. wtdo Arling loll HQmu llftrl 11 13,695, dtllvor d ond tt l. vp . Wo 11rvlc1 whal wo uti. MtiQI MOb llt Momu, Tuppora Pl•llll, Ol>lo, 667 l!VI , Cn ll collect lor poln1mor11 , ---.............. ___ ---·--..------ - A. lhouatrl lor fodiy , Prv. · fidlnl Colvin Ccolldgt l~ld , "Thora Is no Ia alrtko a;alnlt the pvb c 1~lfly by anybody, MY1>.horo. MY,IImo." ''R"I ·-- KOSCOT 0 11 ol Mink , KOirt'IO II CI, Wig!. Por lru1 de •l10IIIIftl l~ n ,. col i for ~P · polnlmtMI Mil . John IAnni Sauvage, Syr~C<JII, Oh io, 992· Jm. J 9-tllb --~-- -·----------·----·-----· I J.I ·61 C .. ... Thoughts •P· .12' • 141 : 24' • WID£ ' MIL~IR MOBILE HOMES tliO Wuhlngton llvd . aelpre, Ohio ~~7 1'1 r1u ll'ttJ, ~ l!. fl~NI l rrw ~ .. r !t~ AI1 Mud urrt 11r11 ) h Nil o tl. 4 Spftu(l. p . ~ I('<J I'htQ , drive ~ F lrul.llrcl '•100' 19~6 :r $ P~NI. long wln•r )l . Hoop MEE:TIN'. MEM&ERS ~LY!! lrd; rtur & good fl f'QI. 1964 Ford Galaxie 500.........---· •395 H.T. CouP.,, V 8 ll'uJior. outo IIMI., p, t fMrlng ftn~ lwok M. · Dodge ................... $1195 0 100 1 ' ' ' '" · V 0, l)rtl. 9woptlln<J. I 1967 Chevelle Malibu HT Cpe.... -'1395 p~lnl. btJ n~ . 0' \\lNNIE WINKlE Til UCK Sr'ECJALSI Suo Emorson Jooo&. Poarl Ash, Hilton Wolfo, ' 'fun 0' wld•i lwty, h, (fuly q4<1IPPtid lt1G .. 4 - 'il}!-atd triHr ~ , ·qH lr!IJl'l. hofr# lj;r h i"Okt;~ A, 7~0)1 10 , 0 ~ly llru, btuw l il~JI ru d llnl ftlt , l' hromn hody rr1 ld Q ~" chrnmo w. c. "''''""' 1 ~• 11 llo hh. l•O v n '"'~lnu. ~hromo Iron I 1769 ~0 ~0 I, ...WE AIN'T MA),(JNG IJU!npor. rutH ~ tup l nrrnn~r . fJr· l rt~ U f ~ r I!Pr lnU I'J Cflnn . U 1f5 AXES FUR NOIOP\' BUT US! IS THAT CLEAA?' " DEPENDABLE CITY . r. H VR() LUT I, lOll q II. wldo pickup body, V.l J 'i l\tll'l d lr i\rul .. (Jood flrta , ch:Hi n Cl'b . Co lor wl\ lt o, Soo, try ~ you 'll lluv th" onQ, t 141J IW @nnm ~:~, Ud . 992-2151 OR 992·2152 MIDDLEPORT OPEN UNTIL 8:00P.M. oach evening IW CHEVROI nT Fl CMliflll <V!I or>l, V.n ij~QI I\ ~, Contact Associate VERA EBLEN 992·3020 Mldtltoport 192 N. 2nd PERFECTION PLUS ,, IIUI' rn flng lor IIII i IJgoullful oo co,nro~ 3 lloo roM, , 11 , ~olh homo . Com p l~lllly C: AriH'l le (t , lntiU!I tl~ 1111 dl'tt !}IJI , VtHHJII;'111 bll t1tlA, itir ond lllon . Klt cllon . will> bu\11.\n IM!uro< . t.or.eiiJ(I 111 3 OE I:H<OOM rMI'i l typo'""""' Arb~rtOil A<l<l iriO n, tupi>Or l Ploln1, All MillY with ulol Dlo ctrr · o11rt cor~ ll' n l nlr· condlll<•nlnQ. <lnlh M>d •· tu ll y eMpol!ll, lull b no~ l1l01ll , Qarfto~ 111 >? ~MI~ [)f'lntly 1 l, (\n1p!il)l'l. Flt'IMIC.Ing .:lv~ ll nb lo. qr ,.,. Y1 ___ nroch11iKI . L.Ot.lKI NG lOr' IIIVU i iOH!I\1 pror•or ly? r-nlllnlll o I& " '" word fur I hi• ! f}~ cluuJ 1) rnorn, 7dJi'lh nll brltk ht'lt)l \1, ~9 1ur {Ill duplq•, or c:tm 1..1~ "'"' ~ ~ o tr leo~. t,ocn lod In MIOIII oporl'i bu11nu;, rl l~ lr iU ovorlouklng 111• Ohio Wlvor . 6 R tH Tfn IMII I11QIO ), ' IHith hOn'IQ, C~ll l!r hOuie, Qo<tiQI , plu!OX II'Il lOll C>Hl IOI hd l walkway!, 1111 "P lor tri.II! Qr . : Li;H,*'Ifi(l In b ll&l t~Q IU dl , trl~.;t. n cr l11!i Slr)rO It) from 11111 A&P MIUdlufWr!. f~ loo t lvrn . Alklng ... ll O,JIUO ""n il. L.ot~rt Fnlls ... 10 r"oom I1 61HU~ In IAwh, lwo l>ulldlnp!, fu ft l oil lloot. l 1011, lhroo 61 lilom locnlod on IliA rlvor ''""" lolllnu du@ lu 11 111oollll, 12S.OOO tor nlr. Ho1Ni bni Jwn purcl>o> onu oncl<lUd, wlihln wnlk lnl dllloncft or IChuol . I Notd Llitlog! lor ~orrno nnd Homn. AI IO H ~ ndlo Ronl~ l l. Virgil B. Tenford, Sr. Brokor 110 Moch• nl c 51. F•otn oroy, 0 ., 457Af NEW LilTI NG Ill ACR STOCK I' ll liM 1 bMII I, 2 fJOiid l , ? I[JI'In9 S. 3 dup w~ ll !, Md wtrlor l~p . p~ld , 9 roo m rono>Atcd oldor hom • . Pton ty oJ oood PMiuro. Fruij Q4• wlllt 11wn QU wo ll . W~11i<l you hallov• only $A1,)00.0Q , 18QOROOMS COUNTRY 11f'lMC Hoi w~tor lt ij~ l . ,. ., bhlll< , Modorn kll ch9n ~ocron ll ~ n room , 1 drill ed will!• . Found~llon fc,r 1'~~ holJ!'CI . 10 nc ra1. NOW only llO.OOO.Ov. N! W LISTING r ACR ES ·• On Roule 1''""' Eulorn Sclwol. trto ~l lor lto uslnQ pro)ocr or l iM II fnrm . A l1~rg• l •l ~ I II 0, ()(1(1 .00, MODERN RIJ Tt, AND l bn~r oonu, hu • w~l61 t•o•llng . Nle; klf c h~n wllh dll l>wn!hor .. cook Md ll~•n ulllll, Pully cnrpotod . Coqwrl ond l o~cod yMd . llO.ooo.oo. MIDDLePORT l 0 · OROOMS ~ Bnth, cute kllt htin, l or~o. liv ing ~n<l ri l n l n~ GM ng a. All on cornor Jot tor ontv t!O.O oo.oo. WM•I T A OOOD PRICE'·' FOR YOUR PROP ERTY, LIST WI TH US, ANO START LOOK INO, HEL EN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE LJn§yt tHm t. :•!1fl hy III •JlU 911-1211 ""~ 1/ Jr) ll t ,_ _ ~·om~roy , UhiD UUiiN ~SS 1NV ~ $l'M ~ NT lt11"\J U lll11 luHI IJ r lc k bulldlriQ , 'J 1\ ltu' y, A (llmr t. 11\(Ht l'l , (.1 f l)f ll l)ll\t,t() 1 ALI.t.tDF Olli lllt,rb s lr~u llon [( 1\NI) TDWN \HIF' 11 J !l int y f r~ nw II <JillU, 1 rnr,m-.. liwgu IHUlt , ('IJ( IM , IJnl"n, t 1IIJ. ln1p ltJII1unl bld(.l ., (h lt: kfJ tl IW\J!n'*. mi lk huU!It! , Cltl"f• ht tt·u.· n w rr dnr.~, !II .otiO. CH!AI' liOM E 3 bQdroonu , !Mi ll, ullllly room. Mlll"r ct hMclwm)d ftoor1 , Q08 IOr(od otr hoftl, jlOr<:ll , IJ , S OU , 11n111 e rllo l o t}IJ ~Mlto lon . I tl orv irt'11ng, 7 IJ droon,,, t nblntil l 111 kll cllnn , lmlornunl , IMge IOI, 1111 In O•cl llo111 conclliiOil , Jull 17,900. W! HAV I ll PROPRR· Tt !S, ONE OP WHICH MAY IUIT YOU . COME TO THE OFIIICE OR CA~L . WI WIL L 0! OlAD TO SHOW THEM TO YOU . Honry .......Clol~nd, _.._. Ro~llor _,. -- .. Business Services __ ~~AOY MIX CO N C ~E!.Te da· llv~rorl rl oht to you• pro)Qt t. Fo ~ l •nd 601 y. F roo Ooo~l b ill P I ~<Jno R o~ Qy · M I• '149.50 WRITT"N v-MRRAN TY C811 Co!loct 1 1 ~ · 4!1 - 1150 Y.CITY US t- 0 1<: Aw11l ng1. 1/or m A, Jnrob. o• tn ro pro oo ntn tl v•·· I' or I roo M<l rnlllll~ . 11htlmt~ t rt., 1. 1!11! , Jo hn ~o., ph (l fi H hnr! CI V, SyrA f,llft q, V. MJ<I Son, Int. WE fiGiiER THAT CATCH IN' THE LITTLE FISH CQ(AD GIVE IJS THE BArT T' K OFF TWWi ·~ l ' @j :ililo L \\'HOLE UMM'( 0 ION . MEN, .MACHINES '" •ND INFOf!MATION THATCOOLD LEAD US TO THE ARRE ST Of PUSIIfRS, MR. JJWI~~;&.Iti"'...Jr.: Zlntovll lt , Ohio ---·--- .......... r-·-----.-- - The Orchid Room All WEATHER ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION Mill~ 11 r~ IIOI"' IIf\tiOn l\ for your' orlvnlfl l)~r lh)~. bnnq uq!!l., & PLUMBING CO. t. py ·• lr•l Otf tUI Otl ll ltlt~o l lor nuw lln ~ pi, e wH t1 ot with out kl l t: hon Phono 992·$786 Free Estlmato B&W HEATING CO. For Appulnlmenl Phono 9~9.2803 Wh,el Alignment 5.55 On Mo l l Alllurlc~ •l C~ro • D• y Numbtr 112·1110 Wo h ~vft l4 hr'. ttlttrgency II) 1101 "']ltd ilullrton•l Und ~n l rH IH 1 1tflflllu ~ 1 II OAh tr Cor~ 141 · ~711 ljlolUI - .. I ~~~--~~~ ~ No• II'I"UIP the ...... tG form the eunated bJ the 1bolett1U II ....,n..- ·• I "t I I I I I )-[I]" V 'l t-._ A 1 •••J Jambla• FRAUD AFOOT STYLUS PEPTIC mW'I lotM tld If \ jl I I f1 •·' \H,I11 -\t~IG~?.t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: e· Opon 8 Till Mo•1doy thru SRIUI'd~y &04 E. Main, Pomtray , o. AXYDLBAAXII l1 LONGFELLOW One letter simply <land< for anr· Lhcr. In !his sample A is used lor the three L's, X fo• the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, \he length aqd formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters .are different. CRYPTOQUOTES GMB .TP ' 7,•11·fiC QWGU GZW FWLPK BJ C, ORIIOPOR01, AuciiOrl@ftr Complelv ~crvlr;o Phon• 9<9 li)l Jl~ctn~. Dolo Crill OrQdlo"l J t•tfc .., _._ UWJ XJ JZP XQLBAP VWS , J7.WSll7. ZBY• WN VWS FBC P TMPKPUJ . - TMWLPMR Yeolerday'a Cryptoquole: YOU ARE NOT CRIPPLED AT ALL UNLESS YOUR MIND IS IN A SPLINT. - FRANK SCULLY tCI 1!'1:! King Future:• .. - ·--~---~---------....;_---'----I j ''''"'"' seurry Pomeroy Home & Auto . f"t-._ "'A SOMciiMe:o ARE. I' 32. Seraglio chamber 35. Bar of gold 37. Concern· lng war· ship• -- GUARANTEEDf'l'lono 992·2094 --·---------~- - - r A_c,.,E,..;.·P..,I.E_f....,.__,~ ;;;. PICNICKE~ fohy-C 0 D 5 %'1, Dloabled 28. Wholly Z9. Of the Vatican 31. Written letter 31. Hurry· AU TOMOil iLE ln!urlincu hnu'' enn co rl o<i1 I o•l you r 0Jl<ll .1 inr'' tl ta nlo'l Cn ll -iil I t) I i WHAT An.twer1 TPtu~ Money AITORKemenlt ment --..:...:...;..;....:.~ ~ CELLOA Yetterd•y'• lnatru· ' 6· 1$ 11c II/DUM (.\aswan 11 ZS. Strln&ed SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph, 9¥2·) 11< Pome ~~-~ I RA.4PK ougar Wo oro fully lntu•od N•th;n Blpw• Rlltlfnlor Spoclollll Untenmble thete lour Jumbles, one Idler IG eacll equan, lo form four ordlnar1 word1. I ur vlco. I r llfl1 Hie IMQIPI I g~.,•nl.i~d.. ll. P.uloMbl~ ...._..._ beJim 6. High (mus.) fig ?. Ritual phrase 41. Pres!· YestM"'I•r'• A•wer a Ia dent 3Down 25. Role lor Taft's 8. Required wife Neville IZ. Puzzler's 9. Prodded Brand 11. Tooth garden 27. Stripling substtnce 29. Eucharist 17.-Cat plate DOWN l.Namelor State 33. Woman of (Misa.) a dog rank 2. Winglike ZO.Auk U. Scandi· 3. Getting . genua · navian married U. Wealth measure 4. Season 23. Cougar 38. Corrlda after prln· :U. Obsequi· shout temps 38. Beverage ous need 40. Smyrna J1" ' D' ll ~L Wll 01 "' IQhmon l locnt~d • t Cro •~r o~d& , ~I . 12<. 1•11\~RI S ON' S fV Mid Alll~nn• Cornplol fran ! and nrv lco, S~"Jc-. Phono 9q1 ~ II? . lvno up ~·ld brftko tri rvlce . . 6·10 " ' Whul • ~olan~Q~ olo r. . .... -.---~,,.._,...._---·-· All \'IOrk tro• lcA IIy , ralat. PhOno rvl 3213, 5. Powerful H~~llnQ , ·- EXPERT watcher's 2•o l.lnco ln 11. Mlddltport, Ohio DbA Anthony ~lumblng Wt l•••o • com pltlt Hom• MAintonor~co Strvlct lht rtor Mound. No meller whtt your notd, Complttt root or IPQuilriQ roll81r. tnlulor or OM IMIOr ctrPii11ry, Ctlllng tllo ~nd P~notlng ond Sldln11 . Comp tolo Plumbing & ltlfl !>Jit1uAI Ci\lttrlng Will ""''' liP IO 1\0 n~op l o. 992 -J97S ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING 39. Weight -·--=== :=, ,.,,l . . ll eour~ EXTERMINATION Ill M• ln St . 6·30-trc, {loor!li tmd wlr'uiowt . c ~trpQ rl l, 111 tu" fl\U1tH., 1.\!urnlnum ftl,llnQ L1m.E ORPHAN ANNIE WE NEED MORE TRAINED Pomeroy ...... -- ··-'· ----------...... Oot Rl~ ot Thon• Wo will prolo<l • "Y jl ngl• liwolllna I'OIIdonco f01· 1 ~ ~· ~ ,, ANVIL! TERMITES. ,TERMITES, ~·---·--- 11~ '"''k' clonn•d. Mlllor Snr111•1 1o", Sh>wl!r t. Ohio. Ph . M) 3<Ul . 992·2126 •,,, Business Services Co., >~ 1·1 C/rt•IJY J),.llltlf' Open Eves Til 8 t'11111" .. ""'' '1 9! 3164. Mld<lloporl. Ohio. .. _______ .. Pomeroy Motor Co. l ~. lllh ') P ~ 81\Jt' Y frtHIIIJ, 6 r () (lfl'l~, o• ttm111 01 . .-_,_,_, 'lOU! .......-- Con A. t. tJrll pll' ltl lltu• nt (l ttd Lr!llll ttord rtl rooflnQ J t tltnOflf'lltlOr hulldlnu·, ~u~. prmtl ud rj!II IIHI'\, lnt nr lr1 • mHI tnd url m p~ l n ll rlu . Cl• lnplt du linn nl · Mn t.~CH Hy wnn. All wnr.k Qllli!' i1t1 ltH•d lo 't•·• l ont~r !\ hll td.'l(.li On Wt · 1'\f q ltdl y i!ll'lul h .l IM yn ur I'' ttlot Urul I? N. ~,.i '•fill. ('I' 1}qJ .I'JlU f)nt t ll fl~ , OOACRES ~U ~,IJR SEL~T6D oH 11 11lnUtn , vltl ~f l nnfi I! ID6 1 W lln(j ; l ltHW(} Itt h, ht' lr I' f1 NI FAMILY !'lOM e •I IHJ(it'tuttil ti, brlt\1, Bill', M'%~, 'OJ SIOU> BE' CD.IPI.tMEtm:D! ZE Co Wu upntln lll (t lu ~)u g ln11~li · r\T(J I\ 1~. atornQu ru1ut\, jltll•orl l I HJfli ii~M rJ{l b'S Wl lh !h~ l)ld l flin ~ . $~9, j00 , !qrtc,ct ,"llr h~;~i\1, lorl)(' !Jilr!l .1 ti t.l !!>lor liQf' llt• lltJinfj . \ U.VOO . . •~1 .... ,I !I :mtl r~ l v n r, ; Olflco m 11l9 ~ •• raon co Y91 -1l68 ....... . 1 ~ ''"'. ' '" " "' But hurry! HOU SE IJIIII.D f li ~,_ CA Ll. GUY N ~ I G L.CR . •ACrNe, 01111) , n:!li lrltJf1 t!,11 CLELAND .REALTY • :•:· •• ,.. .;o,.,........,. are great days to '"'" rlor tJIIh)IHtU . 1~. I. Ouhl;tHd, plinfl l' 1•1 JM), J 6 ~I( .... ,. " n pr~ nlrilrn ~ r'IL ~~twnr; YY'l'J IV6 Pofnnn''l" nn IM09 1()1 wllli g~ r<t on ~"'' n ll bol>o~ gnrnp• Mu~ l t>e ~ut'm ro IW t"lp IN T~ HIOil • . ' Buslnoss Services Roal Estate For Sale •lAo, lrfl nll. . !>OWilr <'~ l i,h r lno, ao u~t w w II F~Ii. Ct)Vfif' tor hody , IJtJt\ldl llll ff l(j !ln h lr. l 1rlt nn In l')ltlVII , "'"' oxcopt Saturday & Sunday. ·----·---- . •_ - -·------------· ... ·----~ IJI! (.Io. ,;d llf".il tl w1lh l l.J rl !'!O itJ, r'lk~~ I" net 1lei\n l ownor eM RAWLINGS NOW 50 OFF ,. ....... ••,:;,:,;r./(,,..,· : ~unvnr iiiJIO VII""'" , P.S.. f' 0.. 1111 i loerlng wltoo l, l~po pl,ryiir, yood "''"· riMk b l v~. llk ir r1iiw IOil whllo, whtto W~llaco AmborgQr, Dick Rowllng s. 1 ~ llr •• 1967 Pontiac .Grand Prix ...--... --1395 8. IHmc.lltis v()r y n lw . 111 li e wllh hn H1 , IJllh@ t11tHI 1. loru; g(l . CLEARANCE FURNISH !O Md \ln lurn•ano~ fp.r tnto!n ll , Cloll to ICMOO I. Phono 99Hm . C. 0 . NitWIIIfl(i , ' FLOOR SAMPLE Court . Ml norsvlll&, ()1\lo, pliOIIU 992 311< . 3-l-ll c iHIV l)r ------~·6 1C ., ,.,,. ,, ,, ,.,, . ,, t • U•~·•u~ nltllod on "" lo Collogo tn : Syrncu ... Pliu111 "1·21<l. 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'· 'lllllll i(IIIM\ . ~Y'I -·----·-- ~Wtil'i'l hfl i\ r ! uf f1 hll'pl , 1971 Dodge ....................s3495 llr u~ HURT ~II<£ THEi PIOVI L. , 'r'OU KNOW.1 ''"'"d v.o, Coronal !IPJK~PHI<I'I.-5 ()ronn 11 11111\ , lllk vinyl roo t, gro@n vinyl ln iDriOr > 11eW • wid• nv• l II '"'• .1 "~'" " r>owor •1~\lrlnw. rndl<i. 1\ Co ron11l C\i!> lom 4 dr. sodnri. f) .- ~ 1 .. tl lr co ncllil<mln g, now ~M w orr~nly h"(lin pu1'· chMc cJn·fu. "'II 11 ruII tor coil GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Merch Wanted To Buy 12, t p, m, FtCIOry e~okld l'hono gun1 only , Stcond pli! CO j WH en drlvt ~tier l p.m . 192· 062. 1noo1or. ;or troo thor tn nt~l 2·27 121c ma1ch . Auor ltd ntult . .... R~clno Gun Clue. M ·l lt OLO FURNITURe, RounU"68k l• b'"· Brut boda, dt aku. 2! 111 ANNUAL Htrolorct Sftl@ : 16 clocks, ond ·or comp lote buill ond 12 FomA Jos , ho uukoldt. Wrllt M. D. Sou lltU!Itrn Ohio Hortford Mlllor, Rl. ' · Pomeroy, Ohio. J.ft lie ..._.,._ AuocltfiOII , All . c lun CAll 991 -6171. Ptdtoruel borh ltorn•d and TWIN NEEDL E Sowing pollod . StllordGy, March 18, Mn chlno 1971 M<>d ~l tn wa ln u·l 1m. Snow 10 :00 A.M. So le I lAnd . All lotturt! bu lll ·lll to 1:00 ,., M. Rock Spring! P11r Wanted To Rent mnoo Ioney do1tgn1 Md do Ground!, Rl , Jl, """ mlltl MODER N,) or; bodroot'f\ Mmt . llrolclt uwlng, Al1 o blll · norlh of l"omtroy, Ohio. Per Phon• 99?·3062. lnn holn blind' hom1, orr.. C81•1og! wrrto IU : LlOyd 1<3.3! tUh prtco or lorrn1 BIPCkwood, So lo Mgr .. Rl , I, n¥AIJ~blo . Phont IOI·l"t. l'on1~roy, Ohio dl61. l·l ·&lc l ·9o31G ........ .... ....__ __.. .. For Rent I'IANO ~nd 0 1·Qall lot~ona. PUkN tSHED IPMimtnr, j VACUUM CLEA NERS. Eltclro roomt, Ma1on, W. V~ . on Hyglone Now r.l4mona lr Aior GorAid Hellner. Phono 992· HIQIIW4y , J> hono 77).!14/, ]825. nu All clun lng nllnchmont 1 Raynold! Ftow•r Shop. ply! rho now Eroctro Sud! lor ....,.,..,.., 3·9·61p l h'"' POOI11g cnrpot , On ly t?UO cull ~ric@ or ltrml SHOW AI. TER'S Wti Pol Shop, ~vnlloblt . P110n1 112 14<1 . Ch••'" ' Ohio, Froo Ooldfllh ONE I.A RG E lrollor tp~,:o. Vtlm• o. Zu•p~n. m,mo, fur 111a kids. colloo on tho l ·0·61 c -.-.,...,_..., Mn.on, W. V~ . hUule . l-1· 111p MODER N W41 ~ul SitrtO-rAtllo cornblnAI IQn, tour l pOod In ~ . -~ .... ltrm iMOd cM nngor, lour THE Soulhturorn Ohio Pollod APARTMe NT, J rooml And Horor ord Ano ctn rton 11 lpUktr IOliiHI t_yl lfl1\, Mlh, fornl !IIOd, North 2nd lOlling lO ht•d Prldoy night, top~r~tt controll . . 0414nc(J Av~ .. Mlddloporl. ~Iiane 991. MAr c ~ l1tl ot lho Molg& Co . !193. 169.•0. Ulo our blld~•' '"'"''· Cdll 99? 10Dl. F81rgroundl . For cof• togl wrllt : Sh~ron Stu rboll, Rl . •· ~- ... - · ...............- - 3 8-li! C Alhon l, 01 11~ •J701 . FARM LAND. U tern for - ..--·--~...... ··-·~ cor n, olllor ion~ for truck COI.ONIAL M.lplo 1tvrao rod lo, l ·! ·]IC lermlrlg, would r1n1100 ftCrll bUollful EMiy AmoriCOit only ch&rge 11 prOf•tr l•r · tlylo; wllh AM·FMroello, tour 11111lnq 1nd rnud to qrn11. 1 •Pttkora, • IPOOd tu lomn ll< mi. North or \YIIkttvlllt on cl>Angff . O~ltnc• m .J( Uto AD~UTitiMINt Salem Nd . Ce ll H•uol our budgor lfrl'f\1, Coli 9n ~ 0~ 1101 Ju" ICI, i66-3 /ol0 or wrllo a~, 708i . 1970 Chevelle SS396 Cpe. ·----'2295 luu nor . 11<JW tJI1 1y 1971 Dodge .....................s3395 Avo. Conl"cl ~ a H•tl rlr.k, 11J1 1 Whd l worlll t)rl vo. Colinllbul, 011 1(1, jlhono nl .Jlj; , 1111 li e l •6•,1C li. lflllty llfA. I• , ur!lkos, I t:~~ ll iill1 3,000 rnll o&.. -· llkt sm. ' 1 ' ~~~ M I owner, new CM lr~ll~ ln. 13.000 mil~! . ~utom~llc' lr• n• .. lugo•go rock. rodlo, chr0111o wlloftl covwr&, blue cutor, Qlk , vinyl lnh>rlor. NO V/I •1 dr . :l<'II'IM. V 0, jJ ... Ilt. , p. -,caHinn , Ow t\fi r lq rwlr'IQ t !Mu Cn ll Dl'nny I IYo. I'EEBE WILl. 8E SIQ( IN A MINUTE, SGT. 8LOT11:R . 1971 Volkswagen Sq. Back Sedan 2495 1972 Chevrolet s or a e j) ,lt! , 1~2 - l!)l . 'til-spring 1 11'-JW:t e, 11'!"' llti Cn ll~ f-;iolg hhi, Employment Wanted . '• USED CARS And h OutO PMo~t . O¥~r lor CIIIWen'l Homo. $8 18ry ptu l room Md bo~rd . Phmto lO<· ONE Now ldoil ~~~o ri!W plnr> 1 HUU S£ In I,OIIY thll hllfr , p/IQI\0 <1!·312 1 boforo ~ tJ ,n'l., Ilk for 1oli~r 011 rubboi'J tO ynl . 9nllS2Y . Mr, , Oebv. I ·20-II C w•l@r IAIIk 1 pho~@ W •IW, n . ttr c ll ol>ort D. Alllloy , •o. GREEN exettl l~ n t Ltint.ll ttrn1. ~Jh()ri~ 8~1 Jll? . 6''wldo, 6'P'' IUI'Ip .... ,pt*n@ l); , ··"·' - ··-~"' "" -. 1 loc k• ~'"' li l11 gu . Plwno 992· "'~"..;OM ltOv••· I)J Uultor11ul Nor A Motor Route . 1.orsef Why-wait· 1rl" 11 ~ n1l n lu n , lhJt!II . Shi i!Qr, a HARTFORD ! 1 $AVE /IM I' M rMIIo. ¥illy I l'liul. ae -• ~tl OUR GIJANA!il[fb ~ Md gardGil Plllnll n! """dod . Pllono YA? ·~· - o·· ¥Y1 S•v• In m111y wAyl ~I Brlgltl ' 1 10 tiC Slor M/lrk@l. nu>l lv Orlv• In • •.. ··-~... th~Airt, Muon , W, V• ., FOR T H ~ eST tlllill Ill ll now .I 7 If or u!od fllollil ; llom•, lry ................... '"'-·'""""""...·-·"" -~..._... . KMl'UOA Moll II& HM 1!:1 ~lllc~ . <INS IOW Onor~ 11 I' A" wid•. KnnoUII•· Qhlll. 6' 0" 101\Q •. • 2 r•n•l ~1\(12 •• 2' 1?-11.901(: and 3·9· lip IV63 FOHD ~elrlon• , 1 Or, linJ"di Up, B t'ylln<l•r. $19J.OOi phono Y<Y 311 1. ttllltJn Wrnlu. J y.31p ~- ~·---·.. ··~-· ~~ ~~~5 OUICK Wild ~!< I, l tloor ~lllldlop , I loc:•l Owllor, •• coll•nt cond iiiOI\, q~ll<l tiro•, ••'r• polJtlll•ii<l> . 'Pbi111u 991· tldJ tw 9Yl 1 ~<i . 11 Jlc ·- ·~--- - •- • · - 'o9 CHCV EL L.E $& J96, j opood ea Carrlen For MASON Md frlonllJ. THUNtl ROikCI . V L ~u t omiil ~, pow~r olo ring, powor br nk~i . JlllW~r Will• dOW!, pltOM m 6l/ , · ~ · I 61~ ~ 'II korn•l corn l C ~IU 11. l I )lp Orough ron'l tr.• Milk tc• Cro~m. G~ l . 11.19, wMI Io ·-·" ·"" "" ~O i illtlOI !0 lb . b~g ll.l9, R I E t t' F I ' "I"P'•'• """r""""'""""•Y ~ EAt lor goodlol l n ~ t udlng ~OX I?, 1 bil(lreorn, ,;II Qifi<lrlt, £rtii" D~IMGI - from 11.•9 IO olr tOIItllllun<id, Hx1ii II . POI'C il 120. Wo ncupl Ptdurol Food ""~ nl un>ll\urr• ~wnlhQ , Cl'" I>Ofl. Strolch.,.t!ur momty, nt 11 mit1un, fJ lo:lrllng . cum · lnOO roupon' ~r'd !lrl",G, •ott uli l·)lilt<tly tuJ hn• , IJ4Hlutu ut WANTED! Htr 1011 ltluth e lloartoclto ond oh, so hard to ~oar . Sadly mlftlcld lly tl~ugl1le 1' ""d GUN S I~ DOT, al!u rlllo rn;;t cli"' -· ~pirl 11 101 Only, ~Orko d btU!Int 2 r. ttns ~9c, HArl't wholfl Holp Wanted wo ofltm a! t ~nd &hAro . SHOOT IN G Maich, So lurrloy , M•rch 11 , et lltb Rtclnt Pl~11tng Mlllel6 p.m. ~tc lo ry chokD yun& o11ly , Auurlod IMol . Spon1orod lly lho Sy•·•<u•• Flro Do~l. 3 8 ltc bn· on whult or hi11 1 JU . ~9c , Viln CMt>p !9 0/ , <illl pQik Md tt •21 ·tfc IN LOV ING momory of Gro l· chon Sprovaa. who pus•d away oiQhl yo&ll ago l<>day , Ma rc h tlh, 19M, Food mornortta or 11111 lovtJd ono Notice ·----- -'·- ·-·- - In Memory r;l~llvgA n,ku 1uru now ~vollabto on " lrtt ; l ~nl 120 hlltr Hn!kul lArgo cl•(ltOinlt Ea11u1 ovnny Md largo frull ~nd nul E ~IW ngg. Sot lhort1 l<ldAy •nrJ qll your rr u li c k~ II . 110 purc ho•• rtqulrOdl ol lltt Brlghl SIM MArko ""' lo lho Drlvo -ln 'l'ho•rrt, Mo-on, W. VA . whort law prlcli And t urlvonlonl lirvlco ore lonrurod ovofy dey, chock lhol ullowlnq r>r1Cit8nd !lock '/Our IMdoJ', rnvor'llo or QQnut brood whitt brtld 1 r..,vtt 11 wllh 110 nddll lono l purcM!O. l\ruugh iM'I 1 pet. 1wet11 milk gnl . 9~~. DolugM In piOCi lb. $¥G, 9rA<Io A !mA ll DgQo 3 <1111 . tt. lniUk(>rJ l lllb - - Auto Sales ~ Rtie YARD $AI.I 11 David H8ggy rttldenct , ltfl Of Happy Hollow . Slorta Friday. 10 • · m. Htvo e round 18bll .nd few olhtr ~nflqult . ' 3-J.IIp . many For Sale Notice IN~O-MA'tiON HE'S SORTA BOTH, LOWEEZV '\ ~~· ndl('ftl r, l11c . l ALL HE NEEDED ~!> A LITTLE FEATHER ~! �• ews•• zn (Continued frCllll page I) cent rise in aggregate sal~ by the 100 firms to f3'76 .9 bllllon, and that the average rate of return·on salesalter taxes edged up to 4.3 per cent frlllll 4.2 per cent in 1970. (XILUMBUS-STATE A'M'ORNEYGENERAL Wllllam J. Brown said today he would file a $22.1 mUUon civil damage suit against officers of Crofters Inc. and fonner state treasurer John D. Herbert. · Brown said he would accuse Gerald A'. Honabue, Sidney Griffith and Harry Groban of violating both state·and federal securities laws. Donahue, Griffith and Groban have been cleared In two triala of any wrong doing In coMectlon with arranging loans of state funds for out of state flntlS. Plaza Has Kroger Another major development in the Silver Bridge Regional Shopping Plaza near Gallipolis was aiUiounced today. Agreement has been reached between the developer and Kroger Company for construction aild occupancy of what will be \he largest store In the Kroger's Charleston, W. Va., division . The huge store will occupy in excess of 27,000 square feet, and will feature a large array of products and services to be made available for the first time in the area. The anno uncement was made by J. J. Blazer, president of Silver Bridge Regional Shopping Plaza. It followed closely a recent announcement on the agreement reached for the occupancy of a iitl,OOO foot store in the Plaza by the G. C. Murphy Co. According to Blazer, agreements with other major tenants have also been reached. Principal among those were the recent signing of a lease for construction and occupancy of a large Rltoi-Aid Drug Store In the plaza. Rite Aid Is one of the nation's largest and fastest growing chains which is known In the area because of Its recent acquisition of the Cohen Drug Chain. Other aMouncements are expected for other stores to locate in the big Plaza development soon. Blazer said interest on part of many tenants is "very high", the center attracting attention from many of the largest retailers in U1e area, including many national chains. Local businesses will be given an opportunity to locate in the plaza which will serve a large area of soudtern Ohio and nelghborhing counties In West Virginia. Architects for the development Is the firm of Donald L. Moses and Associates of <llarleston, and the leasing agent and developmeni consultant Is Eugene F. Imbrogno, Montgomery, W. Va. The center will be located on a 2().,acre tract of land at Kanauga, at the off ramp of the Silver Memorial Bridge, at the intersection of U. s. Rt. 35 and ElherfP-Ids In Pomeroy are open Friday and Sat~v ~i,rhts until 9• A good time for family shopping all over t4e store. Wearing apparel for Boys,Girls, Infants, Men and Women and Fumi~hings For Your Home. .A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WOMEN'S.BONDED SlACKS 100 per cent acri lan acrylic knit jersey slacks 100 per cent nylon back. Machine washable · ' wrinkle resistant · elastic slipon waistband. Navy blue, black, dark brown and orchid . Sale 3.49 Reg . 4.98 Missy Sizes · · · · · Reg . 5.98 Sizes 32 to 38 . . . . . - · Sale 4.19 Come to Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department! Every school child In a seven-county southeastern Ohio area has been screened for hearing defects according to Gary Pa_ckwood, of Ohio University. Prof. Packwood spoke at the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club noon luncheon-meeting Wednesday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Packwood, associated with the comprehensive speech, hearing, and vision project covering schools in a sevencounty area Including Meigs, said funds for the program are furnished through the Appalachian Regional Commission. The program abo reaches pre-!thool children. Packwood was Introduced by N. W. Compton. In Meigs County 840 preschool children have been screened; 4, 711 school children (Continued trom page 1) have been screened for vision said Edgar Gillenwaters, an (97 per cent of the enrollment); aide to California Lt. Gov. Ed 654 have visited eye specialists, Reinecke, remembered "quite and 26:i have received treatvividly" telling Mitchell about ment. the convention commitment Mrs. Doris Sayre, LPN of the from liT last May . Meigs County Health Department, who visits children In FINED $10, COSTS their homes, was a guest. James Rowley, 20, Wendell Hoover, second vice Gallipolis, was fined $10 and president, presided and Ronald costs in the court of Pomeroy L. Wagner, Chillicothe, was a Mayor William Baronick guest of Tom Cassell. Wednesday night on conviction of reckless operation of motor vehicle. Forfeiting a $25 bond Humane Society was Robert Simmons, 30, Fort Wayr.e, Ind., charged with Group to Meet ' passing at an Intersection. Ali interested persons are RETURNED TO GSI welcome to attend a meeting of A Gallipolis State Institute the temporary committee walk away was apprehended in organized recently that ln~nds Pm ne roy at 10:20 p. m. Wed- to form ·a Meigs County nesoh.y by Officer Henry Wer- Humane Society Fridsy at 7:30 ry of the Pomeroy Police p. m. at the Meig~ IM. Department. Robert Jones was Committee reports will be thumbing a ride near the heard by the group whose Beacon Service Station when temporary chalnnan is Mrs. apprehended. He was turned Jean Will. over \o GSl security police. INQUIRY ANSWERED Numerous inquiries have DINNER PLANNED been received at the Phil The annual birthday dinner of Meigs County Chapter 53, Giobokar home In Pomeroy Disabled American Veterans, periBining to new boat licenwill be held at 6:30 p. m. ses. Such licenses may be Monday at the home on But- secured at the Triple A offices ternut Avenue, Pomeroy. in Gallipolis, it Is reported. Members 'and families are follow the dinner. AT CONFERENCE Dennis Keney and Don Nelson of the Pomeroy National Bank attended an installment credit conference sponsored by the Ohio Bankers Association in Columbus · Wednesday, MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, March' NOT OPEN Friday & Saturday March 10-11 DESTROY ALL MONSTERS (Technicotor) YOG - MONSTER FROM SPACE (Technlcolorl G G SHOW STARTS7 P.M. DESSERT ONLY Following the annual birthday party of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, ice cream and cake will be served, not a dinner as was previously announced. The annual party will be held Saturday, March 18, at 7 p. m. See our beautiful selection of womens new spring dresses hundred s to choose from. All fop name brands. Latest in styling · washable fabric s beautiful new spring colors. Styled for juniors, misses and ha lf sizes. Marriage Ucense John Edward Nelson, 26, Middleport, and Debra Ann Hooper, 20, Shade, Rt. I. SORORITY TO MEET The Xi Gamma .Mu Sororit· will meet this evening at th~ Meigs Inn at 7:45p. m. Buv a POUnd of Fanny Farmer • Home Assortment • Milk Chocolates ·All Dark Assortments • Nuts, Caramels and Crisps The style revue, harrated by Mra. 1\obert Bumgamer, in· UTI'LE ANITA SMITH couldn't be happier about her new dress. Her mother, Mrs. Oscar Smith of. Laurel CUff, who confessed that she could hardly sew on a button before enrolling In the sewing course, made several dresses for pretty Anif4, who modeled them like a "pro" in the style revue Thursday. TAKE THE CHILDREN TO THE TOY SALE IN ELBERFELOS • NEW ANNEX BUILDING help you with your selections. Games Jigsaw Puzzles · Bicycles · T~icycles · Coloring Books · Children's Books . Wagons • Dolls and many, many other items. Two Days Onlv BODY SHIRTS Big selection of bodyshlrts for daywea r or lounging now on sale in our first floor lingerie department. THE SHIRTS - You should see the e•· cellent groups of mens sport and dress shirts for wear righf now - for Easter wear. Short sleeve shirts and long sleeve ones in all sizes from u to 11112. Solid colors . beautiful stripes. The newest In styles . long point collars · tapered shirts - fuller cut shirts. All permanent press and pl enty of popular knit shirts, too. . ties as only Wembley can make them and plenty of the wider Four In Hand ties. Solid colors . stripes . paisleys . plaids . Stop in - select several. Match them up with your 'new shirts. "" ~~~ " ;..;-. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Mrs. Watson BELTS JEANS AND SlACKS Clerk is New selection of belts Including plenty ot wide sport belts that are so popular. SUS and$2.50 in slzes24 to40. Men s Leather work belts 111-4 inches wide . bla ck or brown Select dress slacks or buy the . popular jean type flares. All sizes 29 to 50 waist. Double knits · textured knits · dacron and cottons · corduroys· denims. sizes 32 to 50. Mens wide Garrison Belts - genuine leather .so in sizes 32 to 50. Plus the excellent line of Paris Belts for men and boys . The latest in style . in colors · in new ideas and known nationally for excellent quality end long wear . MEN'S JACKETS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER • WEAR Buy now for dress wear · for sports · for school · for everyday use. ! You ' ll want to see the many new styles in men s lightweight jackets now ready for your selection. Sizes 36 to 50. All the new spring and summer smart colors. Go.lf Jackets · Bush Jackets · Barracuda styles · nylons - nylon taffetas · dacron and cotton blends. Select Your New Spring Coat At Elherfelds. See our outstanding selection of womens new spring coats · all weather styles and wool fabrics . Many coats to choose from - pa ste ls and dark tones . Misses and half sizes. Retired SYRACUSE .,... Mrs. Owen (Laura) Watson has retired as clerk of the Syracuse Home Utilities Company, completing 21 Y¥rs of service. When Mrs. Watson began with the company lri IllS!, her at other collection places. However, for the past several , . yearsshehasworkedoutofthe Syracuse office. · Her husband, employed by the same company 10 years, retired in 1965. Mrs. Watson, who at one llme taught school at Dorcas .and later at -Plants during World War I in' Meigs County, has been treasurer of the Past Presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary of , Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, 20 years . The an~ual Past Presidents picnic is held at the Watson's attractive camp site along the Ohio River . Mrs. Watson fell In January outside her home on an icy sidewalk and broke her ann. The cast will be removed today. Mrs. Watson is also an active member of the Racine United Wesleyan Methodist Church. She and her husband· reside on SR 124 near Racine. Married 52 years, they have two children, Mrs . Robert (Mary Jean) Roush, of West Jefferson, Ohio, and Ivan, of Sterling Heights, Mich., seven grandchildren, and five great· grandchildren. Mens Department 1st Floor ON AJACKET OR .>tu;."' YOURS EARLY. ' ~----------------------~ BOYS SHIRTS LI_TTLE BOYS SIZES 2 to 7 You should stop In the mens · and boys department- 1st floor. See the clothes for the small fry. Short sleeve shirts in broadcloth Polyester cotton blends or knits. No iron shirts · excellent selection of stripes and solid colors. Sizes 2 to 7 and 8 to 20. DINNER PLANNED The annual birthday dinner of Meigs County Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, will be held at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the home on Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy. Members and families are invited. Business session wiU follow the dinner. SlAC~S - SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS SOCKS - UNDERWEAR - BELTS - JACKETS - JEANS BOYS JEANS .. · First Floor Linens Department in value, comfort, or looks Favorite style, terrific value. 75 % " Orion" acrylic and 25% stretch nylo n. in ~ ha ndsome medium rib. Wears and wears . .. washes perfectly, Choose from 34 colors. including jet brown, jet navy. jet olive, black, oxford , white. One size fits all from 10-13. ~ Flare leg style jeans and dress slacks. Made with wide belt loops · Polyester and cottons · corduroys · denims. Excellent new style selection. Sizes 6 to 18 slims regulars c.-huskies. MULTICOLOR A.ORAL ALL OVER PRINT Just arrived - another big shipment of Cannon Royal Family no-iron sheets and pillowcases. BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL OF YOUR ,SALESLIPS FROM ME Prices Refuse to Freeze Issue to WASHINGTON (UP!) Wholesale prices rose 0.7·pet. in February, the Labor De~tment reported today, with soaring food prices mostly to blame. The wholesale price index, seasonally adjusted, was up sharply from the 0.4 pet. ad· justed gain in January, in· dicating that a . widely predicted post-freeze price "bulge" was not yet over. Without seasonal adjustments, the February gain was even larger - 0.9 pet. In J anuary, the unadjusted rise however, are not covered by price controls. Industrial Prices Up Food prices rose 1.9 pet. in February afier dropping 0.1 pet. in January. Higher meat prices was the chief cause of the February increase, the deparbnent said. Y • • Index and are considered a beilweather of the ef· fectiveness of the economic stabilization program. · The index stayed about dead center during the !l(k(ay wageprice freeze, from Aug. 15 to Nov . 14, then spurted sharply when controb were eased. ', leaped by a seasonally adjusted 1.8 pet. ar~r rlslng ·only 0.2 pet. the previous month. The bulk of ihose ,ltems, Charge Sioux on Warpath again WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (UPI) -About 400 Indians -shouting "Bum, burn, bum" - cUmaxed a week of protest Thursday night by stol"llllDg a trading post aDd museum In Wounded KDee, roughing up ope1111or1 ol the two firms and mating oft with $50,000 wortb of Indian artifacts. Woullded KDee was the scene of the last clash between !be Sioux aDd the U.S. Cavalry In WI wben over ·. 300.1nt1Jans lncludlag women aDd children died. James C.wczynskl, a stockholder In the predomlusntly·whlte Sioux Corp., whlch ope1111e8 !be Wounded Knee Musewn aDd Trading Post, said the In· dlans "barged iD aDd roughed us up." The 1Ddta111 tore down poaten advertiJIDg tbe m~~~eam of Gen. Geol'flle Armstrong Custer, leader of the Cavalry at Big Hom, aDd forced CzWHYJIIkilo rip down a Custer palter. The Indians arrlved by bus and car, IQIPII'eDtly from uearby Gordoa, Neb., where hetweea • aDd 1,111 had been staging a protest over the deatb there ol RaymoDd Yellow Thuder, u Ollala Slou, at the bauds ol whites. Indians bave charged that Yellow Tbaader, 51, was tor· tured ·to deatlt-lasl-tlleilll by-.fl¥e·wllltes-bt-GOnton, 27 miles from tbe reaervatloa. Be Aired • Hanky Panky m Pantry Denied ' Upheld lllichael · R. Taylor, 18, Pomeroy, was Indicted on two counta of possession of a hallucinogen and one count of dispensing a hallucinogen to a minor when a grand jury convened at the Meigs County courthouse Thursday. Taylor was one of three defendants arrested during a raid on an apartment In Middleport on March 2 .by the Middleport Pollee Dept, Two of the defendants, Christopher C. Dinguss, 23, Middleport, and Roger L. Pickens, 18, Mid· dleport, entered pleas of guilty to a charge of possessing marijuana when they were arraigned before Judge John C. Bacon In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court on March 3. They are in the custody of the sheriff's dept. awaiting sen, tenclng. Taylor en~red a plea of Innocent, and his case was referred to Thursday's grand jury. Also indicted by Thursday's grand jury were George Hackney, charged with driving while intoxicated and Nye Ezra Escue for driving while in· toxlcated and driving while his license was under suspension. AmENS, Ohio (UP!) Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle announced Thursday night he had assigned a dean to make a ''prompt and Intensive review" o( a state auditor's report that was critical of the school's food service operation. Sowle directed Dr. John M. Peterson, dean of the College of Business Administration, to look into allegations that OU purchased at least $617,400 In food supplies without competitive bidding, and paid over $78,316 to replace tableware from July I, 19'1() through Sept. 30, 1971. Peterson will submit t\iS findings direcUy to Sowle. .. ,. 'II' ··'Iii i ' I• ~··· . . ·'1111 t{ ,. • :J 1!1 ·• ~.-· tJ.\\: " 1 I ,.. ,...r.,,,, , OU Vice President Maxwell Pullen, who directs dormitory J ~-· ····1··· _,, ~,, lr. m,~~~ ., f i.;'-' "·'~h=~~· · ' ' • ~rk.,t t:t, ~ "'1·1~ and dining hall operations, said ' ''"~r :'"·' ;·'' b,,"* ff~'l'll - ""r{, 1!1 . ,n. -~f. / tarh ,., ~~.~~N! l!l•r! ~~11 there were ''serious -"t!rtb · .1/,;M,l.:i·~ •••n:., ~• ( ,,,n/11, ,;._ J. •uh 1111; 1 · mlsslatements of fact, as weD ~~ Jl,'lf_ as obvious misunderstandings of applicable procedures" on ~ the part of the examiner who TROPHY AWARDED - W~ley GiDley, 148 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, has been presented prepared the report for Auditor a trophy and certificate by the Buckeye Big !Judi Club, Inc., in recognition of his having killed Joseph T. Ferguson. Ferguson the largest typical deer in Ohio In 19'10. Gilkey Is pictured with the 26 point head which was issued the report Thursday. mounted by Howard Bir~hliel~, Rutlalld. Pr~ntation o! tbe awards was made.Saturday night Pullen said ''much of th~ at the club's banquet tield at Qmhocton. Gilkey is also a member of the National Boone and review was conducied durin~ D'ockett Club through the kill bf the large deer. The son of Mr. and Mrs, Herschel Gilkey of or immediately after a nine· Middleport, Wes Is a 1962 graduate of Middleport High School where he was outsiB nding iu ali day strike of non-academic sports. He is an avid hunter. An employe of the Goegleln Coal Co., Gilkey is married to the employes after school opened fonner Unda Will of Pomeroy. The couple has a daughter, Leslie, nine months old . last !aU. The situation at that ~ 1" L ,, , Industrial prices, considered the best measure of inflationary pressures by many economists, were up 0. 4 pet. in February, equaling the January increase. Industrial commodities account for about threequarters of the wholesale price By GEORGE HARGRAVES,Supt. districls later this month, but it caiUiot be paid In accordance Melgs Lociol8ehool Dlstrlcl . with the state law without approval by the Pay Board. Now, that This is a time of tremendous unrest In many schoob in Ohio. , spells frustration in capital letters for all school employees, The major source of this unrest Is the Inaction of the Federal Pay superintendents, and boards of edur~tion . Board In approving school employee salary increases approveti The situation that exists is quite unfair. It cries out loudly for months ago by the Ohio Legislature. correction. You can help. Ove~ a period of 54 months (411 years! ) the teachers aMual Write to Congressman Clarence MiUer, Room 1515, wngworlh Building, Washington, D. C., 2D515. He has supported our efforts to get this done: Your letters will give hlm additional Speaking ofSchools-No. 228 ammunition to support the case. ,salary schedule in the Meigs Local School District has increased If your children come home from school and tell you that ti]e $200, which Is $16.68 per nionlh, or $4.16 per week. Any _lncreases folks who work there are upset, you should understand that they for rion-teaching employ ees were implemented basically to meet have true justification for being upset. We aU are and will conthe changes In the J1!1lUired federal minimum wage. Even with a tince to be so untillhlssituatio·1 is remedied. wild imagination, I don't see how these increases can be I'M QUI'rE SERIOUS in requesting that you write a letter to classified as inflationary. Cong. Miller. Letters from people who are not sc.1ool employees In December a Jong.qelayed increase was apprpved for will mean a lot. Help us io get this matter cleared up now so we teachers and non-teaching employees as a key part of the new c~ n help reestablish a )ess tense a\mosphere in t' ousauds Qf Ohiu state school law. The money will ~ctually begin•coming to school clussrqoms, inrhidin~ ours in Meigs Cour.;).. Reg. 3.99 Full flat or fitted • • · · : •• Sale 2.39 Reg. 2.99 Twi·n flat or fitted • • • • • • • Sale 1.79 Reg. 2.49 Pair Pillowcases • · • • • Sale 1.49 pair ELBERFELD$ 'IN Scltools ____ ' ltr.:: ,,4 1 1 • 11111 - . time obviously was chaotic," he said. Tie Fido Or Else MASON - Every citizen of the bend area interested in Improvement of its school system was urged today to attend a meeting tonight at Wabama High School beginning at 6:45 p.m. That is when the Mason County Boar-1 of Education hear inquiries from parents of students or other interested citizens of the bend on the matter of schools. This session will last only 45 minutes. Said Mrs. Maryanne Blackhurst Gorrell, author of a recent respectful plea to the !x!:&.(.!.e~vant to upgrading Mason County Schools : "It should be lncwnbent upon every citizen of the Bend Area to appear on Friday, March loth, at 6:45 p,m. at Wahama High School to lend their voices to the crowd, to show unity of purpose, and to put aside all personal thoughts and feellngs regarding anything other than the matter of education! "In essense, unity of purpose of the citizenry of Mason County should be the basic constituent, that upon which all else is to be built or to stand ! It Is in this manner and this manner only , will we impress upon those elected and appointed members of this educational policy-making body thai we DO intend to exercise our constitutional right to speak - and fight, if necessary , for that which is of the utmost importance to each of us, the education of our young! Therefore, citizens of the bend area, if you are genuinely concerned with the education needs of your children, if you are interested In what has been done or what will be done or what is NOT being done, ·ap· pear on Friday evening, March loth, at 6:45 p.m. at Wahama High School. Accept the challenge to stand and be Owners of dogs running loose in Middleport will be cited to mayor's court and fined Wider village ordinances, Mayor John Zerkle wamed today. Awave of complaints of loose dogs have been received, leading to Mayor Zerkle 's action. Alleged owners of two such animals were cited into court Thursday. In addition, the dogs wlll be impounded and owners found guilty will have tO pay a charge for the return of their dogs. The mayor·also wamed that mini bikes cannot be ridden in the streets, on school properties, or on any other location other than the property of the bike owner. CO Wlted .n Riders are endangering the safety of others, which cafinot Weather be tolerated, the mayor said. Cloudy and warmer tonight Through the efforts of Chief of and Saturday with a chance of Police J. J. Cremeans, it Is rain Saturday. Lows tonight in expected that a location will be the upper teens and 20s. Highs secured where mini bikes may Saturday in the 40s north and be ridden under supervision. the 40s and 50s in the south , Low School Salaries Building Deep Bitterness NO·IRON SHEETS SALE Nothing tops Jerks Socks TV" EASTER DRESS for daughter, Nancy, is displayed here by Mrs. Dwight Wallace, a beginning seamstress. This attractive white pique was one of three garments made by Mrs. Wallace In ·the sewing program of the Meigs County Extension Office. She displayed them at the Homemakers Council meeting Thursday afternoon. ~No~-~~~~v.~N.o.~2=33__~Po~M=ER~ov~-M~Io~~~EP~nR~t~.Q~H!~o----~~~~oA~.Y,~M~AR~cH~lo~.l~97~2--~--~P~Ho~N~E~99~2-~2l~ss_________·_r~E~N~cE~N~ ~olf!i:ce~w~as~loc~a~~d~at~~~~· a., !be books · jw~a~s~0;.8~pe~t~~::~~~· processed foods and feeds -~~~~~;~~~~·••·· . ,._v . STOP IN - TRY TWO AND crushed Devoted To The Inter-all Of 'I7u! Meigi-Mason Area THE TtES - The ties for men are atl Wembley Ties and you'll really enjoy seeing this tine selection - ready-tied ties ' Mens and Boys $2 structor for the course which emphasized sewing with the new polyesters, was staged at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. It highlighted the March meeting of the Meigs ·County Homemakers Council. ln her commentary on each of the gannents a~ they were modeled, Mrs. Bumgarner listed the approximate cost and gave .some comparative figures on clothes from the ready-to-wear racks. She discussed fitting problems solved for the individuals sleeveless vest giVIng the enrolled in the pr 0gram, popular layered look . detailed various c.oostruction Mrs. Carol McCullough techniques, and commented on modeled her dress-up dress of qualities of the various polyester, Mrs . Merium materiab used. Hoffman of Dexter was in an A· Modeling attractive pants line garment, and Mrs. Bruce suits were Mrs. Pat Holter, Morris, Langsville, showed her Pomeroy, Route 3; Mrs. "jiffy" dress. Others modeling Margaret Brown, Reedsville; dresses were Mrs. Alice Mrs. Rhojean McClure, Thompson, Pomeroy; Mrs. Pomeroy, Route 2; Mrs. Etta Polly Mowery, Middleport; May Norton, Minersville; Mrs. . Mrs. Jane Hess, Middleport; Violet Caudill, Middleport; and Mrs. Dena Hoffman, LangsMrs. J.ennifer Sheets, Meigs ville, and Mr1s. Helen Extension agent. Mrs. MCClure Blackston, Pomeroy, Route 3. also modeled a velvet Mrs . Dwight Wallace of cape made by Mrs. Addalou Middleport displayed three Lewis for her daughter. dresses which she had made . Showing ensembles were for her daughter, and modeling Mrs. Eva Walker, a coat and a dress made by her mother, dress outfit; Mrs. Rose Gin- ' Mrs. Oscar Smith, Pomeroy, !her, Pomeroy, Route 3, a Route 2, was litUe Anita Smith. jacket dress of polyester; Mrs. On display at the meeting Leafy Chasteen, Dexter, a skirt were new sewing materials, and vest ensemble, and Mrs. trims and accessories by the Catherine Shenefield, Langsville, a dress with.a full-length (Continued on Page 4) RHOJEAN McCLURE'S ensemble, a plaid bonded acrylic cape in brown and gold tones and plaln gold slacks, was slriklng . Reg. 10.00 .Bodyshirts - · · .... Sale 8.49 Reg. 9.00 Bodyshirts ....... Sale 7.69 Reg. 7.00 Bodyshh'ts · · ·-. -- Sale 5.99 11 Veterans Memorial Hospllal DISCHARGED - Faurice Neece, Robert Gilmore, Archie Barber, Clyde Sayre, Thomas Scally, Harrison Robinson. ' MIX OR MATCH Kleindienst invited. Business session will MEN'S SHIRTS. AND TIES BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH An informal style rewe of gannents constructed in the Meigs County Extension , Service sewing courses offered over the past eight weeks proved Thursday that sewing Is the answer for the budget conscious . but fashion wise Appalachia homemaker. FREE Come in. Let us Revealed FREE. POUND Garments lwith Fashion In Sewing Class Revue TAKE ANODIER FOUND 7. Defects Program . .: I .. You probably noticed in Tu~y 's :ientmel that State Representative Ralph Welker has introduced a special bill In the state legislature in an effort to obtain funds to support our mining program. I testified before the House Finance Committee last Wednesday morning on this bill. We are uncertain as to our prospects, but we are pushing. , Meigs Local owes a big Thank You to Representative Weiker for his continued efforts in our behalf. By the way, if you had any question or doubt about the size and importance of this mining operation, the Sentinel headline of last Tuesday "BIG-BIG-BIG" should havr made it clear. Akey point made in last Monday evening's session caMot be overemphasized. First impressions count, and you only get one chance to make it. Over the next few years hundreds of people will decide whether to li ve in Meigs County or not to live in Meigs Coun ty. Their decision will depend'a lot on that first in1pression - a friendly hello or a scowl, a helping hand or a cold shoulder, cour\esy or rudeness, etc. If yon want people to settle here, YOU ·huvc lo nmkc them feel that this is a good place to live. NEWS & NOTES - Mr. Morrison would welcome your card at his home - Mr. Diehl Is improving steadily, we are glad to report. - Aspecial thanks to all who are helping so much during the absence of these key meri. - We truly appreciate the assistance we received from so many fme folks during this Vocational Conference Week. - In order to gain the full benefit · of the new school foundation program, a district needs to have 22.5 mills voted for operation. All three Meigs County distrlcls will be seeking to reach this figure at the May primary. - During this rather beetle time of-Illness in our administrative ,staff, everything can1 get done just the way it did. If we· forget something, call us. We need to be reminded because there are just too many things to remember.- Vandalism costs taxpayers money . If you see someone break a school building window, report him to tho police. We'll be using your money to fix the window or his money to fiX the' window. - Eleven weeks of school remain in this school year ~ . I I< '' ! ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 9, 1972 cleland fairbanks murrey terrill