https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1af8fff486eb75fff5c428b158d065f.pdf baede354fdbc67d64e3dea9bba8db0ff PDF Text Text '·. : .... : • ·_Butzto i Tonight& Thursday ,April 5-6 NOT OPEN Friday& Saturday· . Aprll7-8 THE LAST RUN (Technicolor) George C. Scott Tony Musante JHE LAST REBEL !Technicolor) Joe Namath Ty Hardin GP SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. GP ~-: ~ ~ WINS CARRIER CONTEST - Winner of The Dally Sentinel carrier contest was Beth Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan, South Third Ave., Middleport. Beth was awarded a new bicycle. Other contest winners were Bruck Fisher, Bobby Yates, Jim Colburn, Jack Oiler, Randy Phillips, Jim Webster and David Huston. National Red Cross Vital In all of the programs of the Meigs County chapter, the American National Red Cross plays a vital role, chapter or!icers sald today. In safely programs, the local .chapter is dependent on the American National Red Cross . The American National Red Cross provides the authority and source of training for a.ll safety programs materials used in the American Red f'JllJX U.z•ke' • Block zn Making l! ------- () I ( l - ~ good news IS easy to take •.. 22.50 20" Utility Cabinets 29.95 24" Utility Cabinets 34.00 30" Utility Cabinets ' ' 22.50 20" Base Cabinets 32.50 24" Base Cabinets 34.00 30" Base Cabinets 24.00 22" WardrQbes 29.95 30" Wardrobes 34.00 36" Wardrobes 49.95 36" Wardrobes 59.95 42" Wardrobes 59.95 36" Wardrobes - 69.00 42" Wardrobes 89.00 36" China Cabinets 59.00 36'' China Cabinets .. 69.00 42" China Cabinets 54.00 36" China Cabinets __ I Ill I I I I: ,I . ·- -- - -• ·- -~· . '· d.) ~ Ingels Furniture $40,84~ . enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 ,.., PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS from 10 a.m. to 2 p,.; , The Mavericks will provide music for a dance starting at 9 the! night. Sunday, the club will again open alB a.m. with registration again between the hours of 10 a .m . and 2 p.m. Group Weather Increasing cloudiness tonight. Low In the 40s. Friday mostly cloudy and mild with a chance of some light_ rain. High 1n 50s north .except 1n the rrud 40s extreme northeast and along the Lake Erie Shore. IIlah IIWth in the &IE. meetings will begin at 2 p.m. One of the top degree teams in the state will prtsent work on Sunday. All members · of Aerie 2171 are urged to attend tbis session with new members to take their initiation then. A roast beef dinner will be held from II a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. The club's women's group will serve the dinner at $1.80 per person. " COFCTOMEET . The Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:30 p. m Friday at the social room of th~ Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, Union. Reporter Gordon said the tape and a transcript had been "placed at the disposal of Senate investigators.'' Closed Meeting Held The latest development in the complex case came as the Senate Judiciary Committee held a closed meeting to decide the direction of its investigation into the ITT case genera~y and the nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst to be attorney general in particulat. The Sun quoted Wilson, who was previously mentioned as instrumental In arranging !'IT financing for the convention, as saying not only that Mrs. Beard acknowledged writing the memo but that her boss, William R. Merriam, acknowledged receiving the memo. Wilson Called · The Sun article related that Wilson said Merriam came to see him to discuss the memo on Feb. 28, the day before the Anderson column discussing the memo appeared. The column was distributed on the ' 28th to newspapers thqt buy it. Two days later, Mrs. Beard also called Wilson to discuss the memo, Wilson said, according to the Sun. The Sun quoted Wilson as saying in the tape recording thai it was Merriam who ordered Mrs. Beard to write the memo because he was con· fused about the nature of the ITT convention p!e~e. Spring Concert Friday A varied program will be presented by the Meigs High School concert hand in its annual spring concert at 8 p. m. Friday in the high school auditorium. ,. . Directed by Lewis Shields, the Meigs bandsmen will pres~nt selections ranging from pop and rock to classical selections. Included on the program are "Ceremony for Winds" by John Cacavat, "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing," Khachaturian's " Sabre Dance, " Richard Otto's "Caribbean Holiday," " Rockhound " and "Three Bach Chorales" arranged by William Eller; "The Fool on the Hill," arranged by John Edmondson; "Big Band Bugaloo," "Landscape/' "Scarborough Fair" and "Great Gate of Kiev." . Personnel of the concert band are Flutes: Jenny Chapman, Marcella Charles, Barbara Fulb:, Cindy Garnes, Joy Hayes , Debbie . McLaughlin, Lorie Seth, Babs Witte. Clarinets , Vicki Abbott, Sharon Bing, Donna Blevins, Terri Bumgardner, Julia Capehart, Vicky Clelland, Cindy Demosky, Sandra Floccari, Mary Krawsczyn, Carol Lewis, Brenda Miller, Janet Morris, Pam Nottingham, Barbara Price, Debbie Priddy, Mary Weyersmiller, and Penny Wolle. Bass clarinet, Rose Colburn; Contra-bass clarinet, Jyl Beaver; Alto saxophone, Christy HyseU, Joy WhiLe; Tenor saxophone, Rayanna Cole; Baritone saxophone, Mike Brown . Trwnpels, Kim Browning, Carl Rodney, Ann Colwell', Rick Couch, Patty Darst, Penny Eblin, Linda Gerard, Joyce Hutchison, Peggy Imboden, Anita King, Dano King, Mike May, Martha McNeal, Chris Miller, Cathy Osborne, Judy Owen, Judy Snowden, Debbie Taylor, Rita Welch, Diana Young. French Horns, Brenda Will, Linda .Williams. Trombones, E'ugene Althouse , Darla Ebersbach, Gary Grueser, Jimmy McClure, I' Jerry Miller, Philip Ohlinger , Marty Seelig, Melanie Walters and percussion, Lois Fraser, Kenny Hoffman, David Moore. Wilson was quoted -that Mrs. Beard was too sm.art to pot such a sensitive matter on paper, but followed Merriam's orders and hand delivered the memo to him. Wilson was quoted that he was "sure as can be" that Mrs. · Beard was ';mousetrapped"· into writing the memo by Merriam and Edward J. (Continued on page 8) Boys to Sign For Baseball On Saturday MARLA NEUTZLING Scholarship Is Awarded All boys of Middleport Marla Neutzling, daughter of desiring to play baseball this Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neutspring and summer must signup Saturday, April 8, doring zling, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, the hours 1 to 3 p.m. at the learn:ad Monday she has been LegiOI\ Hal) on Souti1 Fourth St. selected as one of five winners Insurance Is to be paid at of an $840 scholarship from that time amotinUng to f! per Moun taln State . Business boy in Peewee and boys leagne, College, Parkersburg. Miss and $3 per boy in pony league. Neutzling is a senior at Meigs Peewee ages are 6-8, boys High School. Miss Neutzl/ng and her twin leagne 9-12, and pony league 1315. Birthday cut-off date Is · sister, Darla , have been members of the Meigs High Aug. I. School Marching Band four For example, a boy 12 yews old on July 31st is eligible for years, flag bearers three years boys league. If he becomes 13 and. members of the National on Aug. I or later, or _bas not Honor Society and Future passed I~ years of age by Aug. Business Leaders. Darla will I, he is eligible for pony league. also be attending MoWJtain Proof of age should be State Business College. Both available if requested. are members of the Middleport Parents of prospective new Baptist Church: Marla was in players and of returning the top three scorers in the players from last summer are tests given Mar. 25 to 4~ area urged to attend a meeting at seniors. Middleport town hall on Race • LOCAL TEMPS St. Monday, April 10, at 7:30 The temperature in downp.m. Plans for - the summer town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. program will be completed at Thursday was 60 degrees ~nder sunny skies. that time. -..) t • - Sale 18.00 Sale 24.00 Sale 28.00 Sale 18.00 Sale 26.50 Sale 28.00 Sale 19.00 Sale 24.00 Sale 28.00 Sale 40.00 Sale 48.00 Sale 48.00 Sale 56.00 Sale 72.00 S~le 47.00 Sale 56.00 Sale 44.00 . ELBE.RFELDS IN PO-MEROY J• f., BARBARA JO ARCHER DELEGATE t • EDITIIIiiEES DELEGATE BE111 FUL'l'l ·DELEGATE HEIDI MIUIOAN J;JELEGATE SUSANNA CARD , DELEGATE _ Buckeye Girls State dele. gates ·· and alter,nates have been oelected by American l.eglon Auxiliary units of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Mlddlepcrt, and Drew Webster Po3t 39 of Pomero)'oAll are jurdors at Meigs High School. Girls StatelWIU be held the wee~ of June 17 at Cspltal University, Columbus. Delegates sporutored by the Middleporturdtare8arbara Jo Archer, daughter of Mr. and Mn. · Charles Archer, Middleport: Beth Fultz, dalll!hter of Mr. and Mrs. liernard Fultz, Middleport; Heidi Milhoan ,daughter of Mr. and Mr.!. Dwight Milhoan, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Patti Well, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Denver E. Well, ' Route 3, Pomeroy. Allernate to Miss Archer is Diana Lynn Aleshire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ·Freeman Aleshire, Pomeroy. tllzabeth · B~ettnar, daughter of Mr. and M\lB. John William Blaettnar, Pomeroy, is aUemate to both Mlaa Fultz and Miss Well, and a freshman and sophomore she Sheila Hawk, daughter of Mr. Pomeroy. and Mrs. Rob~rt Hawk, · MU.,. Archer Is a member of played in the band. She attends Hemlock Grove, Is alternate to the Meigs High School mar- Heath .United Methodist Miss Milhoan. · chlng band, lhe Future Church, teaches an InDelegates selected by the Business Leaders of America, termediate ,class in the Sunday Pomeroy unit are Edith Mees, and writes fill' the , school School, and sings in the choir, dallj{hter of Mr. and Mrs. newspaper. She i.s a can- Her co-spont1or to Girls State Ia at Veterans the Citb:e"" Nailonal Bank. Malcolm Mees, POIII,I!I'oy; and dystrlper Miss Milhoan is co-sponsored SIJ!!IInna Caid. danghter of the Memorial Hospital, a member Rev. and Mrs. Robert Csrd, of Girl Scout Trqop 198, and Is to Buckeye Girls State by the Pomeroy. Alternale to Miss active at Heath · United Colonial Hills Beauty Salon. Mees Is Lynn Baker, daughter · Methodist Church~ where she She is a cosmetology student at Meigs High School and a of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker, sings In the choir. A member of the National member Of the Vocational Syracuse, and Miss Csrd's alternate is Donna Francis, Honor Society, Miss Fultz is • Industrial Clubs 'ol America: daughter of Mrs. Ruth Francis', activewllh the Nature Club. As ·(Continued on Pdge 2) ., .. I -~ ' PAm WELL DELEGATE DIANA ALESH~~ . · ALTERNATE · SHEILA BAH o\LTERNATE LYNNUID UZ,BLAETI'NAR ALTERNATE Meigs Girls·State D~legates. Sel~cted • I • l ·l< ·l l l - -- I VOL XXIV NO. 252 Military sources said the 9th · Division had - crossed the border from Cambodia and was moving toward Binh Long, 67 miles 'due north of Saigon. The 5th Division was battling near Loc Ninh and was threatening An Loc, the capital of Binh Long Province 60 niiles north of Saigon. The other two divisions were in the same general area. ... L· t:c -----=----l, ~ 111 Meigs Co.. Branch ------~~------------~~----- the newly formed Binh Long Division and the 7th North Vietnamese Division. Sa igor.' has thre e understrength divisions in the area . Heavy guage steel. 'White, coppertone, avocado·green finishes. . 'r ill- .. IJl i MIDDLE BLOCK - \ ~ * Meigs - Countians are being asked to roll out the carpet of hospitality this weekend when 300 to 400 persons will be in Pomeroy for an Eagles Southeast Zone Conference. The visitors will begin arriving Friday ll!!d will/eave Pomeroy Sunday evening. Meigs Aerie 2171 will hold a dance and free fish fry for Eagles and guests on Friday with the local club quarters ·opening at 2 p.m. Friday. The fbh fry will start at 6:30 p.m. and the dance at 9. Saturday the local lodge quarters will open at 8 a.m. with registration to be open IN THE cmvertable refngerator NOW. • B52s also have been con" centratin~ on Quan g Tri Province. ). The sources said government commanders in the II Corps region had appealed to the U.S. command for help. One American general also urged the hig h command to give more Ameri· ca n air and artillery support to !he beleaguered government troops. , The four Communis! divisions involved in the- new offensive were the 4th North Vietnamese Division, the 9th North Vietnamese Divisionconsidered Hanoi's toughest- Devoted To The Interests Of1'he Meig&-Mason Area Eagles Coming to Pomeroy ~· ~~ guardi ng Saigon were flown earlier lo Quang Tri Province in the northern part of South Vietnam to stem the Commu· nist invasion across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ ) border, and the military sou rces said the defenders were outnumbered by a full division. "The II Corps Region (the II provinces surrounding Saigon) has no reserves left,'' one military sources Said. "They are short on tactical air, short on helicopter red eployment and. resupply aircraft and _are getting no Bo2 st[ikes.' 1 (The at y MIDDLEPORT MAYOR JOHN ZERKLE, l~t, purchases the first ticket to the Cancer Crusade Sunday dinner to be held Sunday at Meigs High School at Rock Springs, from P"u I Casci, chairman of the program. Cancer Crusade Sunday will feature ';free entertainment" beginning at 12:20 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tbe only charge will be for the dinner, $1.511, which will be oerved from noon unUI3 p. m. Dinner tickets may be purchased from Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Rutland, Kermit Walton, Pomeroy, and at Middleport Post Office. Tickels for the dinner may also be purcba"!ed at the door. . . in South Vietnam. It was the first time since the 1968 bomb halt ordered by President Lyndon B. Johnson· that the bombings were not called " prote ctive reaction" strikes. 'Military sot~J'ces ::: :!!~ Communists troops were closing in on three sides on the district town of Loc Ninh, 7~ mil.es north of Saigon, and tbat casualties on both sides were "very heavy" as the outnumbered South ' Vietnamese fought back. _ . Thousands of Government troops formerly io the areas ) FENCES TO BE CHANGED CLEVELANI,J (UPI)- Nick the recommendation of general Mileti, the new owner of the m!lllager Gabe Paul and field Cleveland Indians, said manager Ken Aspromonte, and Tuesday that the outfield ·added, "This brings the park fences in left and right center more in line with wbat we feel would be changed lrom 365 feet is a standard and typical siz~ to 37~ feet . for major league baseball." Mileti said he had acted on On Sale . ELBERFELDS AN·NEX from Saigon. !)orne of the Communist . troops moved in from Cambodia. The U.S. command said the bombardment of North Vietnam by fleets of Air Force and U.S. Navy planes-up to 500 in all- and by five U.S. 7th Fleet destroyers equipped with missiles and five-inch rifles was in retaliation for the North Vietnamese inv'!Sion of South Vietnam. The command said the strikes were being carried out because the invasion bad endangered the lives of the diminishing American troops WASHINGTON (UP!) - !'IT Lobbyist Dita Beard told Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Calif., tbal she wrote a memo linking an !'IT gift to the Republican National convention in San Diego with an antitrust settlement, the Baltimore Sun said today_ Mrs . Beard has denied writing the memo in question, but the Sun said in a San Diegodatelined dispatch by a staff member, Walter R. Gordon, that Wilson told the San Diego Union Mrs. Beard told him she did write it. The Sun said Wilson made his statemenls in a taperecorded interview witb the San Diego newspaper, but tba t portions of the interview had not been published by the UTILITY CABINETS. WARDROBES, BASE CABINETS .T- States today carried out heavy retaliatory air and naval bombardments of North Vietnam. In the so'uth, four Communist divisions 'were reported moving into areas north and northwest of Saigon in the most serious threat to the capital since the 1968 Te\ offensive. Military sources said low: full divisions of 40,000 to 50,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were in Tay Ninh, Binh Long and Binh Duong provinces just above Saigon and that heavy fighting was raging in regions 60 to 75 miles THE CYCLONIANS, A UNICYCLE ACT, will appear with Hetzer's European Circus when it plays at 2 p.m . and 7:30 p.m . Saturday in the former Pomeroy Junior High School. The circus is sponsored by the Rutland American Legion Post 467 rather tban the Rutland Fire Department to provide funds for the purchase of an electric hospital bed. Clowns, dogs, ponies, trained boys, aerialists and others will be presenting acts. . ·1 0 New Story on Dita Another Big Shipment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. Academy National Research Council, of Medicine, and the the ' National Council on Drug Abuse Information . .J._ • flj The national organiution provides the link between Ute local water safety instructor and the leading swimming authorities from the YMCA, YWCA, Boy Scouts of America, AAU, Colleg~ Coaches Assoc., ~ and l~ading coaches and swimming authorities throughout the United States: The American National Red Cross helps to achieve better regulations in safe boating, COLUMBUS (UP! ) when you buy an provides continuing relationships with the labor Legislation to offset impending department in regards to oc- property tax increases in Ohio cupational safety health, and resulting from application of the uniform ' 35 per cent provides a solid understanding assessment of true value was Stor-Mor• for the local water safety in- approved by the Senate Ways structor regarding national and Means Committee and state laws in the field of aquatics. Tuesday, setting up a possible floor vote later this week. The American National Red The measure, drafted by an Cross provides all the eight-member joint subresources for the programs, committee of the HoWle and the ;xperts to design the Senate Ways and Means teaciung program, and the · committees, calls for a mate~1al needed to develop rollback in voted levies when .'#: funchonal programs at all real property values are in- · levels. From the national level creased -.by reassessment, come all textbooks, mstructors . . man 1 k'll h Is h' h equahzatton or rule of the state 1 s, s . s. ee w IC Board of Tax Appeals . _ ~en recordua class activ1ly and more The bill adopted by the com't ~mporta~t than ~n!thmg mittee is designed to prevent tandardtze the trammg of any taxpayer from paying more for his property than at present as a result of application of the 35 per_CI'oV'1f assessment rule. Since most ONLY counties now use a lower • percentage, property taxes could go up. The legislation calls for all Model TA -17G real property to be uniformly 11.0 cu. fl. appraised at Its true value by Six Oualitv Models 1977. Pick the one th at fil s yo ur MORTGAGE MONEY Senate Ways and Means fami ly life. you r space re Committee Chairman Michael quiremen ts. All have adJustIS AVAILABLE ..• co ... ara. parupnd relatad J . Maloney, R-Cincinnati, said labor f or 5 full veer• I able fea1Ur es to meet your We're tickled to Jell you the he hopes to complete upper changing needs An1101 OIJ IIIftiiiOI S , 1111 li Grn 0 tight . money market has chamber action this week so it orlrln •l llli"h'" '" U.S. '""'t'n"nt or ;'110'1ir or "''lt l(l<ln!l d1lwl i ~t u to wor• · loosened up, and that more can go to the House, where any EXCLUSIVE 'AMANA FEATURES m1nl/1 l ~or n.a le~ ill ~lld1r norrnal uu 1 ~11 mortgage money is available i~cllldttllbllr r•~~lrtd tor rlploumtflt ol amendments will have to be • Frost cMagne,t sto ps fro st fr1 that new place . d"'lin 01111 n t llctiYI Nrl l IIi IO bl ratified. before .it starts in both r91urnld Huou1ll ~''" " ''' dultr 01 111 <butor Ol(l ft ll.lliOII O" n" II lftP!l~ll~ l lor freezer and refrigerator. ! II> IO;I mt n'1 111>11 thiii(H, Iott i t JIIIII , u pl tWIIffll ol ll l ~th , ru bbtr pluhC • 2 automatic cold con trols Dlltl t nd lrChl bulbs ~ ~~ , prod~tcll~bj«ltiS DURBIN FIFTH to JetrOtl!l, mit~ ll, ftfCh1 1ntt , lbun . ~• · • " Refrigerator within a ltctm t111 al ttrill ~1111 G! ~IIIIIIGII 1h1ll Mike Durbin of Chagrin wold lht • t rl t nl r I ~ Ctntdt , lht ••Htnlr refrigerator" just for 1ppHu 11 1tMn1 ••upl lh1l rl 6011 nol Falls, Ohio, who won SaturCO•I r lUll, du li" , lllftlm..,.l l · lt••td 11 Fresh Meat. day 's Firestone tQurney, the l lmt ~~ P" l n ;~~~tt • Power Saver that sa ves richest event of the ProfessionThe Athen> County electricity. al Bowler's Assoc'iation season, Savings & loan Co. has climbed to fifth place in the Get your new. Amana plus a free ice maker today! 296 Second St. Pome ~oy, Ohio PBA money standings. Durbin had won only $660 All Accounts Insured To prior lo his big score Saturday, 510.000 .00 by FSLIC . in which he netted $25,000. Nelson Burton Jr., . who OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS finished 12th in the Firestone, 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT continues to top the list with PARIS IUPI)- VIetCong Foreign Minister Madame Ngo\y,en Tbi Binh 'charged today that President Nixon "was s~rting the Vietnam war all over again" because of !he U; S. air and naval support lor band-pressed South Vietnamese fortes. She !old a news conference that the ·communist aim . "Is to liberate South Vietnam"' and said that the current week-<1id North Vietnamese-VIet Cong oHensive In the northern quarter of South Vletna.m "is a step in that dlrecUon." "President Nixon's policy of Vletnamb:ation is collapsing," Madame Binh said. She said the Viet Cong .was ready immediately to resume the peace talks in Paris, suspended by the United States March 23. "Our objective is still a negotiated political set- -~-· tlement," Madame Binh said. "But President Nixon's ~ policies leave us with no choice but to fight." t:j Holding up a. news agency dispatch, Madame Binh e. f:l told newsmen, "We have just been told that President ~ Nixon has ordered U. S. naval and air forces into the ~ battle." Calllng It a "new military adventure," she said, "This decision means President Nixon is starting the war all over again." Butz will be returning the AUTO ABANDONED visil of Soviet Agriculture Investigation continued Minister V. V. Matskevich who today in a traffic accident visited the United States in · which occurred at 9:43 p.m. December. Tuesday on the Lew Southern Rd., one tenth of a mile west of Rt. 553. According to the SALE SET Gallia-Meigs Post State High· A rwnmage sale will be held way Patrol, an auto owned by Thursday through Saturday Anderson Treadway of Pritbeginning at 9 a.m. each day in chard, W. Va., was found the Reynolds building, 266 Mill wrecked and abandoned . The Cross programs at the local instructors throughout the St., Middleport, by the Silver driver was not immediately level. The national United States so that across the Memorial Baptist Church loca ted . There was moderate organization provides the country there is a stan- youth group. damage io the car. contact between national dardization of skills and leaders who are experls in training . This enables people to American Red Cross programs travel from one program to and the experts in other fields. another knowing that their For instance, the American authorization is valid across National Red Cross provides a the United States . link between local instructors In safety programs, as in all who train in firs! aid courses its services, the local chapter and the experts who are needs the American National associate members of the Red Cross. CHEERLEADERS of Rutland Elementary for the basketball squad this season were members of the fifth and sixth grades. Front row, Mary Burnette; back row, 1-r, Carman Jewett, Lori Clonch, co.captain, Sherry Tackett, captain, Teresa VanMeter and Tamela Martin. Mrs. Joyce Vance and Becky Stivers were the advisors. Absent was Rita Hayman . MEIGS THEATRE WASHINGTON (liP!)- Agriculture Secretary Earl Bull will go to the Soviet Union nell week to begin negotiations for the sale of American surpb.8 feed grains, the White Ho11811 announced Tuesday. "We know that we have the grain -to sell and we have reaaon to belie.ve the Soviets need the imports," White House Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said. Butz is scheduled to be in the Soviet Union from April 9 through April 12. · H coMwnmated, the deal would probably he the largest grain transaction between the the United States and the Soviet Union since the controversial wheat sale ordered by President John F. Kennedy in the early 1960s. The United States had a bumper corn crop last year and ·the government controls large stocks of the feed grain. Warren said sales to the Soviets would be chiefly from government warehouses although some private transactions are also possible. The grain negotiations are expected to continue after Butz returns to WaShington. The U.S. team will he headed by Assistant Agriculture · Secrelary Clarence B. Palmby. •• It · · Madame Binh .Claims Si War Started Alllher Again ·~ . ... • 1 c:::~·f: .•!limt.•1S&.cp•.: •• ,:g'tf.~.;~~:X..~t;~ . SAIGON (UPI)- The United Surplus ' • .o rt Peddle ,. '\ I \. ALTERNATE DONNA FRANCIS ALTERNATE �' "' . 2- The Dally I!Minei,lllckltport~Y. o.. AIJr\11, tm ' By Helen . and Sue. HOttel I HE CAN'T MAKE UP HIS MIND Qear Sue and Helen : I've liked this guy since fourth grade, but only started going f,ith him after his girl friend dumped him five montha ago. It lasted three weeks, and then he went back with her. Well, that went on leS.s than a month and she treated him.like dirt,so he wisedupandbackhecametome. Another montlt, and he was with HER, but now he 's at my house again. He says he's over her, but I hear she still wants him. People tell me to I. Hang on ; 2. Slam the door; or s. Lead him on and then dump him bad just to get even. Which? I couldn't bear treating him as dirty as she does. - THE CRUTCII Dear Crutch: I vote for No. 2: a softie like you could never lead a guy on just to get even, and "hanging on" will just give this guy a big head: With two girls fighting over him, he knows someone will always be available. Try getting friendly with his other girl. When you compare notes, you may BOTH decide to dump him! - SUE Dear Crutch : 1vote for No. 1- with reservations. Keep the door open, but let this boy know he's got competition. Drop a hint that he's YOUR secon.d choice too ! And don't ding a guy for indecision. Better you should help make up hill mind by being casual, undemanding, understanding -and not always home when he calls! -HELEN +++ '· Dear Sue and Helen: John and I have been going arouod together for two years. We break up and make up. We've discussed getting married, but I can't forget our constant quarrels. We claim we love each other dearly, but I wonder ... Now John Ia visiting his sister in Europe, and I can't deny it's kind of a relief. 1 The other day his younger brother Tom called to ask if be could-return some of my records. He's been away at college, so I'd hardly even 'met him, except to rap over the phone. He's my age : 22. When Tom iti-rived, I was shocked to find ''the John of my dreams." We talked almost the whole night and I saw in him the things that made me love John -but he's opposite from John in the things that make us fight. We've been seeing each other ever since. I'm truly in love this lime, but I can't bear to face John, though I now realize we'd never have made it together. He 'II be home in a month. How can I leU him - or shall I just dropout of both their lives! - WISH .I'D MET TOM FIRST Dear Wish : You can~ live yow- life for somebody else. If you're sure Tom Is Mr. Perfect, then try to cool things down with John so that he won't get hurt. Don't hit him with "I'm in love with yow- brother." (After all, you may not be, even though you THINK you're sw-e.) Just ask ~ lot of questions jn yow- letters, and get him thinking, too. - SUE Dear WIMTF: ... Could be John is already thinking, and the break-off may not be as rough as you imagine. Would a man who is desperately in love leave for Europe alone (when he equid have made the t~ip a honeymoon)? ... and who asked Tom to return the records 1 Perhaps he's wailing for that "Dear John" Jetter. Get on with it! - HELEN Sewerage, Water Service Wanted • PT. PLEASANT - Certain citizens in the Sand Hill Road area have embarked on a qroject to get sewage system· and water in that section and have called a meeting for April 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Point Pleasant Junior High . . Attempts will be made to get water from the bottom of the hill, approximately one mile from State Route 62, out to Rayburn Road and surrounding areljll. Residents In the Sandy Heights area are sup. plied with water by the city of Point Pleasant, but do not have sewage. Judson Brake, Gary Wilson and Max Crum from the Home AdFarmer's ministration will be present for discussions. Ali citizens that would be affected by this are being asked oo attend uie meeting . The first p a p e r mill in North America was built in 1690 at Roxboro, Pa ., now a part of Germantown , accordIng to Encyclopaedia Britannica . PHILCOe2-Door . Refrigerator-F~eezer • 14.2 cu. ft. capacity • Only 30" wide • BiB 102-lb. capacity freezer • Adjustable cold control • Oeep-shelf storase door • Enclosed butter keeper • Twin porcelain-enamel veaetable crispers • Convertible doors reverse easily with ordinary tools • · White, Avocado, Gold or Shaded Copper cabinets '299 95 FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDOI.fPORT, OHIO • -Docto·rs' Ho. ur·s· I VQice along Br'Way A're' set ·s t 0 s· · . ~ Generation Rap . "' ·.f' Girls State (Continued from page I) She attends the Flatwoods MethodistChurchand.worksat the Pomeroy Dairy Valley . Mtss Wellts a member of the · National Honor Society, the Meigs High School Band, and president of the Usherette Club. She is exchange editor for the sthool qewspaper, and is the junior princess of International Order of .Job 's Daughters, Bethel 62, and a member of the Hemlock Grove Chri~tian Church. . Mtss Mees, co-sponsored by Xi Ganuria'ldu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, was listed in the 1971-72 edition of "Who's Who Among American High School Students". Amember of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, she is an assistant Sunday school teacher, and guitarist for the youth singing group. At Meigs High she is enrolied in a scientific course. She is a three year member of the symphonic, marching, 'dance and pep bands, and a winner two .years in the American Legion Americanism contest. She has been a member of the Latin Club for two years and is active in the Latin Club, the Nature Club and the National Honor Society. In 1971 she was the delegate to the Ohio Youth and Science Convention and in her sopftomore year served on the student council. Miss Card is a member of the National Honor Society and the French Club at Meigs High School. She Is a candystriper at Veterans Memorial Hospital, a member of the United Methodist Church of Pomeroy, and active with the youth fellowship and the youth choir. Miss Aleshire attends the Enterprise United l)'lethodist . Church. A cheerleader for two years, Miss Blaettnar plays clarinet and oboe in the symphonic band and is pianist for Ute dance band. She is a member of Ute Girls Athletic Association, Bethel 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters, and Trinity Church, Pomeroy. Miss Hawk is affiliated with the Hemlock Grove Christian Church and serves as secretary lor the church. She is a candystriper at Veterans Memorial Hospital and at Meigs HigH is a member of the IJsherette Club and the National Honor Society. Miss Baker Is a varsity cheerleader, a member of the .. ·' ' ·- I .,. j . I . · · We 've never in decades attended a Bdwy. first ·BY JAcK O'BRIAN night whose curtain rose on sdtedule ... But the NUDE'S WE~ JAKE WITH RUPPERT · Ringling Bros. biggest-top cirCUli advertJaed a NEW YORK (KFS) - Lifwized oils once Robert E. Daniel, Ad- system will alloW patients oo owned by the extremely dignified Jacob Rup7:30 start, and as the electronic clock at the top · ministrator of the Holzer dia.l direcUy oo the clinic pert(' who gave N. Y·. beer, Babe Ruih, the .of Madison Square Garden .flipped the euctly • Medical Center Clinic, today. department to speak with their Yankees, Yankee Stadium, Gehrig, DiMaggio, 7:30 mar~. the trumpets blared anc! the announced that clinic physician or make ap- etc., now decorate Bill's Gay 90's. Their subject elephtints strutted and Ute logistically biggest physicians' office hours at the poln\ments without going startles old Yankeephiles: they're all nudes. and most complex show ever to hit town started new laciiity will be from Ba.m. through a switchboard. Boston's lrassy gift to Bdwy., Peggy Cass,-is pteclsely on time. . to > p.m. Monday through Another part of the chimge in back in school. She's an English-major at Pace · The Big Top's ex-boss, John Ringling North, Friday. Hours there will be the procedures will be the issuance COllege, betimes relieving the rut starring ist skipped Ute N. Y. opening; his·brother, Henry same as those used at the '· of a permanent plastic ideuRingling (Buddy) North, black-tied It .•. John "Gingerbread uidy" at Paramus, N. J., for two present location: tification card (or each patient North (very rich, may~ $25mllllon) hasn't left The Clinic is part of the new ·· to bring each lime he visits his weeks ... One of the biggest cruise ships had the Eurow in two y~s, Is an Irish. cit~, lives Hol?fr Medical Center Com- docoor. Appointment dale and safe.blown iii its gambling ca.Sino and scads ol anywhere his hedOnistic heart desires. Last of ptex _which is located at the time will be mounted op the cash heisted. The ship's · officers searched everything and everyone aud didn 'I locate the the true boulevardiers. Junction of Routes 160 and 35 hack of the card for each visit. Retired Air Force Col. Phll Cochran was the just west of Gallipolis. The Clinic Business Office boodle ... Donald O'Connor of the ~-W!I kidmost celelrated WW II !lYing officer - a ·' flicks and TV had a heart attack. Wife Gloria According oo Daniel, patients will continue to handle charges handsome, casual, anti-brassy hero who set the are requested to make ap- · for physicians services in- joined him sadly next day in the hospital for her unbuttoned tone for aU highly efficient-airborne own surgery. pointrnents before coming to dependent of those by hospital U.S. fly-boy.s. H;e was celebrated in prlilt by the "Dr. Broadway," M, D. Ben Gilbert, who the Clinic. In those instances services. The business office New York Magazine lit ·a serjes of profiles but .where this is not possible, personnel will be available oo "retired" last year as official medico in all his most popular celebrity iitenuned :from hill patients should call before help with insurance forms and Bdwy. theatres and house physician to most . coming into the Clinic or go to explain credit and collection midtown hotels and the Metropera, is back on characterization (tis COl. "Flip" COrldn) by directly to the emergJn.cy policy of the Clinic. Doctors' Bdwy. by popular demand. Really. The Main comic stripper Milton .CaniH in ''Terry & the department if the .situation bills will continue to be due on Stem couldn't get along without Dr. Ben's Pirates." Col. Phil in real and serial life ~~erved warrants. • the day of visit, according to emphathetic ministrations, His showbiz emin the China-Burma wartime theatre under Those requiring emergency Mr . Daniel, unless pathy comes naturally - he once played Lord Louis Mountbatten. The other night at the medical care will be seen in the arrangements have been made · trumpet with Paul Whiteman's band (worked U. s. Air Force Ass'n iia1l in the N. Y. Hilton emergency room of the with the business office or his way through med-8Chool in the brass secthat hadsome lord referred, with total adHospital which will be staffed through the individual's in- tion) and when he started N. Y. practice, miration, to COl. Phil several times in his speech by physicians from the Holzer surance company. Jimmy Durante talked him ou_tpf settling in the and wound it up by addreSsing ''Terry" creator, Medical ·center Clinic. The The Clinic recognizes it has . N. Y. exurbs and financed his first offices right Milt Canlff: "You made Phil famous before I emergency department will be an obligation to assist patients in the Bdwy. (W. 45th St.) sector. The Main did." True. Erie Pa. Times please copy: "Phil's open twenty-four hours a day in every way and provide the Stem's lucky to have Ben back. now a successful trucking executive in that city for care of patients with most modern medical care along our syndicate list. emergency conditions. Ad- available at Ute lowest possible dilional charges will be ren- cost. The Holzer Medic~! dered for care in that depart- Center Complex is a prime ment. example of physicians and WIN AT BRIDGE The new Clinjc will utilize community working together technical advances to improve to provide modern facilities for scheduling and care of the care of·the public. The bidding ha• been: patients. A centrex telephone The enlarged Clinic will club Agravaine sitting East West North EM! S..uth provide more convenient NORTH w o u I d . play. Agravaine .. QJ93 Pass PIISl! played the jack and Lancelot 1 'Ill facilities for the patient with • J 10 84 PaS! was ready . He won the trick Pass 3 . larger, pleasant waiting rooms • 862 3 N.T. Pass Pass with the ace, not the queen. and departmental registration • 85 You, South, hold: Then he drew trumps and National Honor Society, on the desks to' speed the handling of WEST EAST led his king of hearts. Mord· .AKS54 •Az tJ .AKSU student council, and plays in patients. .52 red was on lead with the ace What do you do now? 'IIIA972 '111653 . the symphonic band and The new Clinic was designed and fell right into the trap A-Pass. Your partner doesn't tAQI07 tK54 clarinet choir. She is active for 40 physicians and allows just as anyone would. Clear- have much, but you mlrht 11 .KI042 .J9763 with the Future Business additional expansion to meet ly Agravaine held the club welt let him try tor the lline· SOUTH (D) Clearly it was most trick game. queen. Leaders of America, belongs to future needs. Mr. Daniel stated • A K108 7 6 important to put him on the Meigs 4-H Pl~aswe Riders that continued evaluation and .KQ TODA Y'S QUESTION lead. and is on a: 4'H horse judging updating and services and • J93 Instead of bidding three noMordred led a low club .AQ team. She is a 4-H junior leader bringing in new specialties are trump, your, partner lw bid . and the peerless one had Both vulnerable and treasurer of the Junior part of the Clinic's obligation 00 four clubs over your t h r e e tvon another rubber . spades. What do you do now? West Norlh EMI South Fair Board. assure the people of the (NEWSPAPlR ENTERPRISE ASSN .I Miss Francis is also a surrounding area the finest and Dble 2.. Pass member of the National Honor most modern medical care Pass Pass Pas.s Society. She works as a can- available. Opening lead- • 2 dystriper at Veterans Dedication of the new Clinic Memorial Hospital, is on the and Medical Center is By Oswald & James Jacoby yearbook staff at Meigs High, scheduled for 2 p.m: Monday, Sir Lancelo~ du Lac, the and belongs to the Nature Club. April 11, and the public is inbes t brtdge player at King She is also a member of the viled. The actual move dale Arthur's square table as well Foster Grant's fabulous new collection is here. A marching , symphonic and has not been established, but as the best knight. felt that style and color for every mood.And the lenses are dance bands and is active with should come soon after the he had .more than enough to all rx)larized and famous ff77 1mpact " Slip into a the Trinity Youth Fellowship. building is dedicated. Jump to game even though pair and slip into a whole new mood he knew that his partner, Galahad the Pure, was apt to have raised on nothing but faith in the ability of the peerless knight to play the dummy. Galahad put .down the this ancient sport. Next you'll fa !hers return home. dummy and Lancelot saw Urges Humane Treatment be wanting oo bring back cockIhat there really was no play "You will never pass a more for his contract. The wily fighting. "Falconry seems to me to humane bill," Secrest told fel- :vJordred had opened a club· only be refining cruelty. At the low senators before the vote. right up to Lancelot's acemost this bill is going to effect · "These men have suffered queen . That was certainly a pleasant start but it wasn't only 25 persons, while it will inhuman treatment in the going to be enough . offend any number of penple prisons of Southeast Asia for as Lancelol would have to long as seven years. 'The knock out the ace of hearts concerned about wildlife." Falconry is prevented by law children have been deprived of and Mordred would surely that prohibits private their fathers at a critical time attack the diamond suit and ownership of non-game birds. in their lives.'' set the hand with three diaWhen Secrest introduced the mond tricks . Under O'Shaughnessy's bill, Lanceiot saw all this In the state Division of Wildlife bill less than a month ago, he less time than it would take would have allowed falconry said thai aisde from the release him to parry a sword thrust. for three "trial years and then of prisoners, "enactment of the He also saw a possible way reported results to the General bill will be the best news we to make the contract. can send our prisoners of war Assembly. It all depended on which O'Shaughnessy, who said the from Ohio.'' bill was backed by several outdoor sport organizations, said he would not try to revive the 'False' Ace Is the Fooler 1.3.2. J- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., April&, 1m Southern Pitclting Trio Twirls 15-2 No-Hitter RACINE - The Southern Local Tornadoes opened their baseball season here Wed·nesday night In good fashion as three Tornado hurlers pitched a no-hitter over the Southweswrn Highlanders for " 15-2 rout. Jim Hubbard. a hardthrowing senior righthander, . TUPPERS PLAINS - The Eastern Eagles took advantage of 17 Hannan Trace ba_ se _on balls and the strong pttchmg of Dennis Eichinger and Rick Blake to open their season with a lopsided 19-1 win over ' the Wildcats at Eastern High School Wednesday ni ght. Bob Caldwell, sentor first sacker, lashed out a double and two Singles in four tnps balltn . , g In SIX runs to pace Coach Larl·y . , · Hetnes Eagles. Also conlrtbutmg to the Eagles' victory ":as Eichinger with a triple and stngle and thr~e runs batted in; . . Rick Sanders, a single and double ; Randy Boring, a double and Alan Duvall's st'ngle. The only hit for the Wildcats was a first inning double by Mike Caldwell. Eichinger sl<lrted on the mound for Eastern and went , fuur innings, allowing Hannan Trace 's only · htt and run, fanmng · mne, · and walking six. Bl a ke came m . t I1e f'mal frame and fanned the side. Hesson started lor the ' Wildcats and gave way to Caldwell in the fourth . Com- I Tractor Power is on display . . Frorn the economical 7 HP Lawn Ranger to the brawny 14 HP models. I.4. Try the Mood Makers. The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTIItAEST OF MEI~S - MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHlLL , Exec . Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , Cllv Editor Published daily e.~~: c ept Saturday by The Ohio Valley P~bllsning Company , 111 Court St .. Pomeroy , Oh io. ' •5769. Business Off ice Phont "2 ·21S6 .. Ed i tor ia l Phone 992· 21S7 . Second class postage Plid 11 Pomeroy , Ohlq . N~t l onal advertising' reprnentat ive Bort lnelli · Glllagher , Inc .• 11 Ent 42nd St .• New York. City , New York . 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The strike was called by the team . player representatives by a vote to 47-0-1 last Friday after they received a strike vole. of 663-10. Manager Earl Weaver of the American League champion Baltimore Orioles said that many of the Orioles "didn't want the strike" and in Chicago, the White Sox pe.rl)litled players to work out at While Sox park . Seventeen players showed up. No new datA> has been set for any further meetings between Miller and John Gaherin, the chief negotiator for the club owners. 0 l 0 • W. l. gf ga Baltimore Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W. L. gf ga , Cincinnati 1 0 s 4 Her shey 0 1 4 5 Wednesday's Results Cinci S Hershey 4, of (On lygame sc heduled) NHL Playoff Standings By United Press ln1ernational Quarter-Ffinals !All Series Best of Seven) Series A • W. L. gf ga Boston l 0 5 0 Toronto But ... if you wou ld talk to Uncle John at Rizer Oil Co., and hear about their low prices on tires. You 'l l see who's nuts . 0 l 0 5 Series 8 W. l. gf ga New York l 0 3 2 0 l 2 3 Montrea l ChicaQO IN KNITS straight in the opening round. The New York Knicks attempt to square their Eastern Conerence skirmish with the Baltimore Bullets at two victories apiece as the two teams meet at New York in an afternoon game. Tbe contest was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. EST since the New York Rangers will be entertaining the Montreal Canadiens in Stanley Cup hockey action tonight. The .Boston Celtics will play hnsl to the Atlantic Hawks in the fifth game of tlteir Eastern Division semifinal Friday nlg)tt. They are tied at two games each. · 304 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Zelmo Beaty drew six votes in the MVP balloting. Gilmore received 85 points on 38 first place voles to secure a place on the All-League squad. Also named to the first team were Issei, forward, 92 points; Rick Barry, New York, forward, 86 points; Bill Melchionni, New York, guard 81 points ; and Donnie Freeman, Dallas, guard, 81 points. Boys 12 to Others E~tra from Large in Men's Size 8. .., • N~w York Clothing House POMEROY OHIO Hurry I ___:_-ONLY 12 'DAYS LEIC'T-----.:..--1 • POMEROY · W. L.gfga . 'fhe iDCGIIe HARDWARE 110 W. r,1AIN . 1S E m:pty H& Bl0ck EBERSBACH . Mouitting J ' Minnesota St . Louis !Only gamfs scheduled) AHL Playoff Standings · R iver.f..onf Series 0 Kentucky 105 New York 99 Utah 96 Dallas 8'1 · (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Virginia at Floridians Ind ia na at Denver Pre.ssure· . . the·~~b·~~ • bined, they str~ck out 'three endurance fest" and he and walked 17 . would like to sec It end and The Eagles, now I-ll in the he was sure the players felt the same way. Southern Valley Conference and overall, play tonight at Mlletl said be wanted the home against tfte Southwestern strike lo end because "we've Highlanders. The game was got a lot to dolo get baseball originally slated to have been on Its feel in Cleveland.'' played at Southweswrn, but a "We can't do it while on conflict in diamonds switched , strike," said Mlletl. NEW YORK (UP!) - The the game to Eastern. The. "Threats do no one any pressure on the major league good." pi_ayers and their executive Eagles will play powerful :•;:;:>o·»~····-········-w········<·"·:·:->w.-.-.·· director as Waharna Friday night at .•.. :o:~~.Y.~·~·······Y.N...·.·........-.-r...........•:•: hard·line mounted clubownerstoday seemed Eastem . Line score: willing oo let basebaU's first Hannan TraC€ 100 00- 1 1 5 general strike continue indefi1 1 Eastern 647 11- 19 9 0 nitely · All eight opening-day games • Hesson, (LP ), Caldwell, (4), originally scheduled for today and Hall . Eichingel>, (WP), as well as Wednesday's opener Bloke, (5 ) , and Young. at Cinci!Ulati were postponed Game called after five inand it was obvious that no nings. games would be played Friday. It also is unlikely that any games will be played Saturday Perry Wins 13·11 CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Wed- or Sunday and some clubs are nesday would have been a nice talking about cancelling games Over Athens Nine day to start the major league well into next week. The St. Louis Cardinals, baseball season. It was a bright balmy spring whose president, August ATHENS Gallipolis day in Cincinnati, birthplace of Busch, Jr., sounded the hard outlasted Athens 13-11 in tbe professional haseball which, line a week ago, took the lead Southeastern Ohio Conference because of that, gets the annual by announcing the Cards are baseball opener for both clubs honor of inaugurating the cancelling all games "until here Wednesday with Stan season. further notice.'' Some owners Perry going the distance. But the 51,000-plus seats in were reported to be willing to Perry fanned 10, 12, walked Riverfront Stadium were emp- compromise during their 10 and allowe d lour hits . ty. The game had been can- meeting in Chicago Tuesday Athens ' three pitchers, Mike celled because the players night but more and more seem G1·een, Steve Inbody and Jan were on strike, and in a room to be taking the Busch line. Kostivai in that order. together inside the stadium Reds PresAt issue is a demand by the fanned five , walked six and ident Francis L. Dale was gave up 11 hiL•. The game was telling rep<!tters why owners a parade of errors, the will not buckle under to the Bulldogs commiting seven, players' demands. Gallipolis two. · "We believe the fans, the Blue Devils 220 720 ().-13 II 2 players and the owners, in that Athens 022 304 ().-II 4 7 order, need to have this season Perry and Perroud. Green, start, " he said. The final barrier standing in 1 Inbody ( I), Kostival (5), and 'What we want most of all is the way of a National Champlin, Baker (5). to play this season. Every Basketball Association playoff single owner wants to play ball series between Milwaukee and as soon as possible and I'm the Los Angeles Lakers may be sure the players also are cleared tonight when the Bucks Bulldogs Finish anx ious to play.'' f~ce the Go lden Slate What was. preventing that, Warriors. On Top of GAHS Dale said, was "principle." Milwaukee holds a 3-llead in He said the players associa- games over t11e Warriors and Athens topped Gallipolis 69- tion has rejected "the best needs only a victory tonight to 58 in a dual track meet on pension plan in America clinch the series and set up the Memorial Field in Gallipolis today." The issue is the 17 per clash with the Lakers that will Wednesday, coming from cent increase the players want determine the Western Coriler· behind in the final five events above the present pian, he said. ence champion and, many "Seventeen per cent above believe, the eventual playoff by sweeping the mile and twothis excellent pian is totally champ?on. lnile runs, pole vault, 220 dash unreasonable and unaccepta· and the 440 run. The Lakers assured themTop pointmaker for ble," Dale said. selves of a spot in the ConOwners oppose bringing in ference finals by eliminating Gallipolis was Dave While, the Ky ger Creek transfer , with 14 an arbitrator to help settle the the Chicago Bulls in four points . He won lhe long and dispute, Dale said, because short hurdle races, was third in "we don't need anyone telling the pole vaul.t and second in the us we should split \he difference of zero and 17 per long jump. · PaulStarmackof Athens had cent." "This is not a matter of 11 points. degree. This is a matter of NEW YORK (UP!) -The prin~iple .'' meaning of an auspicious debut Dale said he could not may be conveyed in two words: estimate how much revenue Artis Gilmore. the club had lost by being The 7-foot-2 rookie center of forced to cancel the opening , the Kentucky COlonels was game against Houston, but named Wednesday as the added, " It is a substantial. American Basketball Associa· amount of money, I can assure lion's Most Valuable Player for you.'' 1971-72 and voted to the center The Reds players have been position on the All-League working out at Nippert Sta· team. dium, at the University of Gilmore, who led Cincinnati, oo keep in shape. Jacksonville inoo the NCAA The one person seen making finals against UCLA in 1970, his way across t~ bright green was named on 30 ballots in the artificial turf of Riverfront MVP voting by sportswriters Stadium Wednesday, his head and sportscasters in the ABA's down and his pace sluggish, 11 cities. He led the league in was manager Sparky An- rebounding and was the No. 10 . d~~ -- _ scorer and a mainstay of a WOES OF A CtlACH Kentucky club which blazed oo Oklahoma State basketball a 68-16 won-lost mark, which coach Sam Aubrey said he bet~red the previous ABA slept just like a baby after regular-season high of 60-18 set his team's 83-62 loss to Colo· by the old Oakland Oaks (now rado early tb!& season:· " I the Virginia Squires) in 1968-69. would sleep an hour, then Teammate Da~ Issei collect~:!~ up and cry for an ed seven votes and Utah's If there'• oom~ way lo lllln you money on your income tax, H & R Block will know how to do iL Itemized and standard deduction• ore nothing new. We've been pl'l'poring returns for yearo uoing 'both. We'll figure ont your eituation both war• and then . prepare your return ueing the method . beet for you. · · You oee, for only a few dollars more ihan it coots to do it yourself H•A BLOCK'B JOB. (with advice maybe from &Ome other amateur), you ean have your tax return prepared with complete ~confidentiality by a epecially trained member of the H & R Block team. . H & R Block'• fees start at $5 · • and the average eost was under taJ-A-IA, 112.50 for over 7 million familie8 r . ~ we eerved last year. · l At Ease Semifinals Eastern at SW tonight. W. L. Pel. Southwestern 101 000- 2 0 3 ' 2 1 .661 , New York Southern 416 40x- 15 10 0 Kentucky I 2 .333 Bush, (LP), C!trtcr, (3), W. L Pet. Walker, 14), and Whitt. Hub3 0 1.000 Utah bard, iWP), -Nease, (5), Ar- Dallas nold, (6). and Pugh, Jenkins, 0 3 .000 W. ~ - Pet . 14 ). iana 2 1 667 Game called after six in- Ind Denver 1 2 .333 nings, darkness. Wednesday's Results Gilmore Rookie Of Year SouH1 Bend . Indiana ~ 6614 • The only other issue to confront the Senate Wednesday, a bill providing free tuitioh at state colleges for children of prisoners of Ute Vietnam war drew no dehate. Passed 211-0: the measure was co-sponsored by ali 33 senators. It now goes to the House. Original sponsor of the measure, Sen. Robert T. Secrest, said the bill would effect 86 children in Ohio who would ,be given a tuition-free college education whether or not their action while Coach Richard Hamilton's ~uthwestern nine is 11-1 overall and 6-1 in the SVAC. The next Southern game will be with its Alumni. The game wiil probably be played Friday night at Racine although the date is pot definite. Southweswrn is scheduled to meet I 3 Off Warriors Tonight Just for a change. {\,m. doubles in three at bats. OUter Southern hitters were Nease, single and double; Steve Jenkins, bases loaded double and a single, and Arnold, Pugh, and Jeff Hubbard each a single. Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr.'s Tornados are 1-0 in overall and Southern Valley Conference Bucks Hope To Finish LegislatUre Will Adjourn . COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio House scheduled a noon session today to vote final passage of.a strip mine tontrol bill that will place stiff reclamation requirements on mine operators. After the expected House approval of Senate amendments, the bill is to go to Gov . John J. Gilligan for signing into law. The emergency legislation would take effect immediately. After today's session, the House is expected to adjourn until May 8, !he same date set by the Senate to reconvene after this afternoon's "skeleton" session. , The Senate Wednesday, after stern tnstslence by a woman lawmaker, narrowly defeated, 16-14, a bill to revive the ancient sport of falconry. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Jerry O'Shaughnessy, )). Columbus, ~ouldhave allowed up oo 25 Ohto restdents to hunt birds and animals with trained falcons during tbe next three years on an exper~enlai basts. But after O'Shaughnessy , spoke briefly and mildly on b~half of his proposal, Sen. Martgene Valiquette, )).Toledo, dehvered a stormy attack on tl. . Opposes Reviving Sports '~We are surrounded by vi~ lence," Mrs. Valiquette. said. "Why do you want to capjtalize on the cruel streak that nature put in these birds? "I don 't see in this day and age why we n~ to revilalize hul'lcrs allowed only two balis hit in fair territory . Terry Bush, Terry Carter, and Kevin Walker, the three Highlander pitchers, whiffed three, walked 10, and allowed the Tornadoes 10 hits. I"' Hubbard also paced the Tornadoes' parade with the lumber, cracking out three Nick Mlletl said Wednesday WHEELHORSE I By United Press Internationa l · (All SeriM Best of Seven) 0 l Pittsburgh ABA Playoff Standings Eastern Division started and went four innings on the hill for the Tornadoes, striking out It and walking six. Junior Mike Nease and senior Pal Arnold each hurled an inning to 'complete the no-hitler with Nease fannin g two and walking one and Arnold striking- out three and issuing lw o free passes. 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He says he's over her, but I hear she still wants him. People tell me to I. Hang on ; 2. Slam the door; or s. Lead him on and then dump him bad just to get even. Which? I couldn't bear treating him as dirty as she does. - THE CRUTCII Dear Crutch: I vote for No. 2: a softie like you could never lead a guy on just to get even, and "hanging on" will just give this guy a big head: With two girls fighting over him, he knows someone will always be available. Try getting friendly with his other girl. When you compare notes, you may BOTH decide to dump him! - SUE Dear Crutch : 1vote for No. 1- with reservations. Keep the door open, but let this boy know he's got competition. Drop a hint that he's YOUR secon.d choice too ! And don't ding a guy for indecision. Better you should help make up hill mind by being casual, undemanding, understanding -and not always home when he calls! -HELEN +++ '· Dear Sue and Helen: John and I have been going arouod together for two years. We break up and make up. We've discussed getting married, but I can't forget our constant quarrels. We claim we love each other dearly, but I wonder ... Now John Ia visiting his sister in Europe, and I can't deny it's kind of a relief. 1 The other day his younger brother Tom called to ask if be could-return some of my records. He's been away at college, so I'd hardly even 'met him, except to rap over the phone. He's my age : 22. When Tom iti-rived, I was shocked to find ''the John of my dreams." We talked almost the whole night and I saw in him the things that made me love John -but he's opposite from John in the things that make us fight. We've been seeing each other ever since. I'm truly in love this lime, but I can't bear to face John, though I now realize we'd never have made it together. He 'II be home in a month. How can I leU him - or shall I just dropout of both their lives! - WISH .I'D MET TOM FIRST Dear Wish : You can~ live yow- life for somebody else. If you're sure Tom Is Mr. Perfect, then try to cool things down with John so that he won't get hurt. Don't hit him with "I'm in love with yow- brother." (After all, you may not be, even though you THINK you're sw-e.) Just ask ~ lot of questions jn yow- letters, and get him thinking, too. - SUE Dear WIMTF: ... Could be John is already thinking, and the break-off may not be as rough as you imagine. Would a man who is desperately in love leave for Europe alone (when he equid have made the t~ip a honeymoon)? ... and who asked Tom to return the records 1 Perhaps he's wailing for that "Dear John" Jetter. Get on with it! - HELEN Sewerage, Water Service Wanted • PT. PLEASANT - Certain citizens in the Sand Hill Road area have embarked on a qroject to get sewage system· and water in that section and have called a meeting for April 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Point Pleasant Junior High . . Attempts will be made to get water from the bottom of the hill, approximately one mile from State Route 62, out to Rayburn Road and surrounding areljll. Residents In the Sandy Heights area are sup. plied with water by the city of Point Pleasant, but do not have sewage. Judson Brake, Gary Wilson and Max Crum from the Home AdFarmer's ministration will be present for discussions. Ali citizens that would be affected by this are being asked oo attend uie meeting . The first p a p e r mill in North America was built in 1690 at Roxboro, Pa ., now a part of Germantown , accordIng to Encyclopaedia Britannica . PHILCOe2-Door . Refrigerator-F~eezer • 14.2 cu. ft. capacity • Only 30" wide • BiB 102-lb. capacity freezer • Adjustable cold control • Oeep-shelf storase door • Enclosed butter keeper • Twin porcelain-enamel veaetable crispers • Convertible doors reverse easily with ordinary tools • · White, Avocado, Gold or Shaded Copper cabinets '299 95 FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDOI.fPORT, OHIO • -Docto·rs' Ho. ur·s· I VQice along Br'Way A're' set ·s t 0 s· · . ~ Generation Rap . "' ·.f' Girls State (Continued from page I) She attends the Flatwoods MethodistChurchand.worksat the Pomeroy Dairy Valley . Mtss Wellts a member of the · National Honor Society, the Meigs High School Band, and president of the Usherette Club. She is exchange editor for the sthool qewspaper, and is the junior princess of International Order of .Job 's Daughters, Bethel 62, and a member of the Hemlock Grove Chri~tian Church. . Mtss Mees, co-sponsored by Xi Ganuria'ldu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, was listed in the 1971-72 edition of "Who's Who Among American High School Students". Amember of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, she is an assistant Sunday school teacher, and guitarist for the youth singing group. At Meigs High she is enrolied in a scientific course. She is a three year member of the symphonic, marching, 'dance and pep bands, and a winner two .years in the American Legion Americanism contest. She has been a member of the Latin Club for two years and is active in the Latin Club, the Nature Club and the National Honor Society. In 1971 she was the delegate to the Ohio Youth and Science Convention and in her sopftomore year served on the student council. Miss Card is a member of the National Honor Society and the French Club at Meigs High School. She Is a candystriper at Veterans Memorial Hospital, a member of the United Methodist Church of Pomeroy, and active with the youth fellowship and the youth choir. Miss Aleshire attends the Enterprise United l)'lethodist . Church. A cheerleader for two years, Miss Blaettnar plays clarinet and oboe in the symphonic band and is pianist for Ute dance band. She is a member of Ute Girls Athletic Association, Bethel 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters, and Trinity Church, Pomeroy. Miss Hawk is affiliated with the Hemlock Grove Christian Church and serves as secretary lor the church. She is a candystriper at Veterans Memorial Hospital and at Meigs HigH is a member of the IJsherette Club and the National Honor Society. Miss Baker Is a varsity cheerleader, a member of the .. ·' ' ·- I .,. j . I . · · We 've never in decades attended a Bdwy. first ·BY JAcK O'BRIAN night whose curtain rose on sdtedule ... But the NUDE'S WE~ JAKE WITH RUPPERT · Ringling Bros. biggest-top cirCUli advertJaed a NEW YORK (KFS) - Lifwized oils once Robert E. Daniel, Ad- system will alloW patients oo owned by the extremely dignified Jacob Rup7:30 start, and as the electronic clock at the top · ministrator of the Holzer dia.l direcUy oo the clinic pert(' who gave N. Y·. beer, Babe Ruih, the .of Madison Square Garden .flipped the euctly • Medical Center Clinic, today. department to speak with their Yankees, Yankee Stadium, Gehrig, DiMaggio, 7:30 mar~. the trumpets blared anc! the announced that clinic physician or make ap- etc., now decorate Bill's Gay 90's. Their subject elephtints strutted and Ute logistically biggest physicians' office hours at the poln\ments without going startles old Yankeephiles: they're all nudes. and most complex show ever to hit town started new laciiity will be from Ba.m. through a switchboard. Boston's lrassy gift to Bdwy., Peggy Cass,-is pteclsely on time. . to > p.m. Monday through Another part of the chimge in back in school. She's an English-major at Pace · The Big Top's ex-boss, John Ringling North, Friday. Hours there will be the procedures will be the issuance COllege, betimes relieving the rut starring ist skipped Ute N. Y. opening; his·brother, Henry same as those used at the '· of a permanent plastic ideuRingling (Buddy) North, black-tied It .•. John "Gingerbread uidy" at Paramus, N. J., for two present location: tification card (or each patient North (very rich, may~ $25mllllon) hasn't left The Clinic is part of the new ·· to bring each lime he visits his weeks ... One of the biggest cruise ships had the Eurow in two y~s, Is an Irish. cit~, lives Hol?fr Medical Center Com- docoor. Appointment dale and safe.blown iii its gambling ca.Sino and scads ol anywhere his hedOnistic heart desires. Last of ptex _which is located at the time will be mounted op the cash heisted. The ship's · officers searched everything and everyone aud didn 'I locate the the true boulevardiers. Junction of Routes 160 and 35 hack of the card for each visit. Retired Air Force Col. Phll Cochran was the just west of Gallipolis. The Clinic Business Office boodle ... Donald O'Connor of the ~-W!I kidmost celelrated WW II !lYing officer - a ·' flicks and TV had a heart attack. Wife Gloria According oo Daniel, patients will continue to handle charges handsome, casual, anti-brassy hero who set the are requested to make ap- · for physicians services in- joined him sadly next day in the hospital for her unbuttoned tone for aU highly efficient-airborne own surgery. pointrnents before coming to dependent of those by hospital U.S. fly-boy.s. H;e was celebrated in prlilt by the "Dr. Broadway," M, D. Ben Gilbert, who the Clinic. In those instances services. The business office New York Magazine lit ·a serjes of profiles but .where this is not possible, personnel will be available oo "retired" last year as official medico in all his most popular celebrity iitenuned :from hill patients should call before help with insurance forms and Bdwy. theatres and house physician to most . coming into the Clinic or go to explain credit and collection midtown hotels and the Metropera, is back on characterization (tis COl. "Flip" COrldn) by directly to the emergJn.cy policy of the Clinic. Doctors' Bdwy. by popular demand. Really. The Main comic stripper Milton .CaniH in ''Terry & the department if the .situation bills will continue to be due on Stem couldn't get along without Dr. Ben's Pirates." Col. Phil in real and serial life ~~erved warrants. • the day of visit, according to emphathetic ministrations, His showbiz emin the China-Burma wartime theatre under Those requiring emergency Mr . Daniel, unless pathy comes naturally - he once played Lord Louis Mountbatten. The other night at the medical care will be seen in the arrangements have been made · trumpet with Paul Whiteman's band (worked U. s. Air Force Ass'n iia1l in the N. Y. Hilton emergency room of the with the business office or his way through med-8Chool in the brass secthat hadsome lord referred, with total adHospital which will be staffed through the individual's in- tion) and when he started N. Y. practice, miration, to COl. Phil several times in his speech by physicians from the Holzer surance company. Jimmy Durante talked him ou_tpf settling in the and wound it up by addreSsing ''Terry" creator, Medical ·center Clinic. The The Clinic recognizes it has . N. Y. exurbs and financed his first offices right Milt Canlff: "You made Phil famous before I emergency department will be an obligation to assist patients in the Bdwy. (W. 45th St.) sector. The Main did." True. Erie Pa. Times please copy: "Phil's open twenty-four hours a day in every way and provide the Stem's lucky to have Ben back. now a successful trucking executive in that city for care of patients with most modern medical care along our syndicate list. emergency conditions. Ad- available at Ute lowest possible dilional charges will be ren- cost. The Holzer Medic~! dered for care in that depart- Center Complex is a prime ment. example of physicians and WIN AT BRIDGE The new Clinjc will utilize community working together technical advances to improve to provide modern facilities for scheduling and care of the care of·the public. The bidding ha• been: patients. A centrex telephone The enlarged Clinic will club Agravaine sitting East West North EM! S..uth provide more convenient NORTH w o u I d . play. Agravaine .. QJ93 Pass PIISl! played the jack and Lancelot 1 'Ill facilities for the patient with • J 10 84 PaS! was ready . He won the trick Pass 3 . larger, pleasant waiting rooms • 862 3 N.T. Pass Pass with the ace, not the queen. and departmental registration • 85 You, South, hold: Then he drew trumps and National Honor Society, on the desks to' speed the handling of WEST EAST led his king of hearts. Mord· .AKS54 •Az tJ .AKSU student council, and plays in patients. .52 red was on lead with the ace What do you do now? 'IIIA972 '111653 . the symphonic band and The new Clinic was designed and fell right into the trap A-Pass. Your partner doesn't tAQI07 tK54 clarinet choir. She is active for 40 physicians and allows just as anyone would. Clear- have much, but you mlrht 11 .KI042 .J9763 with the Future Business additional expansion to meet ly Agravaine held the club welt let him try tor the lline· SOUTH (D) Clearly it was most trick game. queen. Leaders of America, belongs to future needs. Mr. Daniel stated • A K108 7 6 important to put him on the Meigs 4-H Pl~aswe Riders that continued evaluation and .KQ TODA Y'S QUESTION lead. and is on a: 4'H horse judging updating and services and • J93 Instead of bidding three noMordred led a low club .AQ team. She is a 4-H junior leader bringing in new specialties are trump, your, partner lw bid . and the peerless one had Both vulnerable and treasurer of the Junior part of the Clinic's obligation 00 four clubs over your t h r e e tvon another rubber . spades. What do you do now? West Norlh EMI South Fair Board. assure the people of the (NEWSPAPlR ENTERPRISE ASSN .I Miss Francis is also a surrounding area the finest and Dble 2.. Pass member of the National Honor most modern medical care Pass Pass Pas.s Society. She works as a can- available. Opening lead- • 2 dystriper at Veterans Dedication of the new Clinic Memorial Hospital, is on the and Medical Center is By Oswald & James Jacoby yearbook staff at Meigs High, scheduled for 2 p.m: Monday, Sir Lancelo~ du Lac, the and belongs to the Nature Club. April 11, and the public is inbes t brtdge player at King She is also a member of the viled. The actual move dale Arthur's square table as well Foster Grant's fabulous new collection is here. A marching , symphonic and has not been established, but as the best knight. felt that style and color for every mood.And the lenses are dance bands and is active with should come soon after the he had .more than enough to all rx)larized and famous ff77 1mpact " Slip into a the Trinity Youth Fellowship. building is dedicated. Jump to game even though pair and slip into a whole new mood he knew that his partner, Galahad the Pure, was apt to have raised on nothing but faith in the ability of the peerless knight to play the dummy. Galahad put .down the this ancient sport. Next you'll fa !hers return home. dummy and Lancelot saw Urges Humane Treatment be wanting oo bring back cockIhat there really was no play "You will never pass a more for his contract. The wily fighting. "Falconry seems to me to humane bill," Secrest told fel- :vJordred had opened a club· only be refining cruelty. At the low senators before the vote. right up to Lancelot's acemost this bill is going to effect · "These men have suffered queen . That was certainly a pleasant start but it wasn't only 25 persons, while it will inhuman treatment in the going to be enough . offend any number of penple prisons of Southeast Asia for as Lancelol would have to long as seven years. 'The knock out the ace of hearts concerned about wildlife." Falconry is prevented by law children have been deprived of and Mordred would surely that prohibits private their fathers at a critical time attack the diamond suit and ownership of non-game birds. in their lives.'' set the hand with three diaWhen Secrest introduced the mond tricks . Under O'Shaughnessy's bill, Lanceiot saw all this In the state Division of Wildlife bill less than a month ago, he less time than it would take would have allowed falconry said thai aisde from the release him to parry a sword thrust. for three "trial years and then of prisoners, "enactment of the He also saw a possible way reported results to the General bill will be the best news we to make the contract. can send our prisoners of war Assembly. It all depended on which O'Shaughnessy, who said the from Ohio.'' bill was backed by several outdoor sport organizations, said he would not try to revive the 'False' Ace Is the Fooler 1.3.2. J- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., April&, 1m Southern Pitclting Trio Twirls 15-2 No-Hitter RACINE - The Southern Local Tornadoes opened their baseball season here Wed·nesday night In good fashion as three Tornado hurlers pitched a no-hitter over the Southweswrn Highlanders for " 15-2 rout. Jim Hubbard. a hardthrowing senior righthander, . TUPPERS PLAINS - The Eastern Eagles took advantage of 17 Hannan Trace ba_ se _on balls and the strong pttchmg of Dennis Eichinger and Rick Blake to open their season with a lopsided 19-1 win over ' the Wildcats at Eastern High School Wednesday ni ght. Bob Caldwell, sentor first sacker, lashed out a double and two Singles in four tnps balltn . , g In SIX runs to pace Coach Larl·y . , · Hetnes Eagles. Also conlrtbutmg to the Eagles' victory ":as Eichinger with a triple and stngle and thr~e runs batted in; . . Rick Sanders, a single and double ; Randy Boring, a double and Alan Duvall's st'ngle. The only hit for the Wildcats was a first inning double by Mike Caldwell. Eichinger sl<lrted on the mound for Eastern and went , fuur innings, allowing Hannan Trace 's only · htt and run, fanmng · mne, · and walking six. Bl a ke came m . t I1e f'mal frame and fanned the side. Hesson started lor the ' Wildcats and gave way to Caldwell in the fourth . Com- I Tractor Power is on display . . Frorn the economical 7 HP Lawn Ranger to the brawny 14 HP models. I.4. Try the Mood Makers. The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTIItAEST OF MEI~S - MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHlLL , Exec . Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH , Cllv Editor Published daily e.~~: c ept Saturday by The Ohio Valley P~bllsning Company , 111 Court St .. Pomeroy , Oh io. ' •5769. Business Off ice Phont "2 ·21S6 .. Ed i tor ia l Phone 992· 21S7 . Second class postage Plid 11 Pomeroy , Ohlq . N~t l onal advertising' reprnentat ive Bort lnelli · Glllagher , Inc .• 11 Ent 42nd St .• New York. City , New York . 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The strike was called by the team . player representatives by a vote to 47-0-1 last Friday after they received a strike vole. of 663-10. Manager Earl Weaver of the American League champion Baltimore Orioles said that many of the Orioles "didn't want the strike" and in Chicago, the White Sox pe.rl)litled players to work out at While Sox park . Seventeen players showed up. No new datA> has been set for any further meetings between Miller and John Gaherin, the chief negotiator for the club owners. 0 l 0 • W. l. gf ga Baltimore Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W. L. gf ga , Cincinnati 1 0 s 4 Her shey 0 1 4 5 Wednesday's Results Cinci S Hershey 4, of (On lygame sc heduled) NHL Playoff Standings By United Press ln1ernational Quarter-Ffinals !All Series Best of Seven) Series A • W. L. gf ga Boston l 0 5 0 Toronto But ... if you wou ld talk to Uncle John at Rizer Oil Co., and hear about their low prices on tires. You 'l l see who's nuts . 0 l 0 5 Series 8 W. l. gf ga New York l 0 3 2 0 l 2 3 Montrea l ChicaQO IN KNITS straight in the opening round. The New York Knicks attempt to square their Eastern Conerence skirmish with the Baltimore Bullets at two victories apiece as the two teams meet at New York in an afternoon game. Tbe contest was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. EST since the New York Rangers will be entertaining the Montreal Canadiens in Stanley Cup hockey action tonight. The .Boston Celtics will play hnsl to the Atlantic Hawks in the fifth game of tlteir Eastern Division semifinal Friday nlg)tt. They are tied at two games each. · 304 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Zelmo Beaty drew six votes in the MVP balloting. Gilmore received 85 points on 38 first place voles to secure a place on the All-League squad. Also named to the first team were Issei, forward, 92 points; Rick Barry, New York, forward, 86 points; Bill Melchionni, New York, guard 81 points ; and Donnie Freeman, Dallas, guard, 81 points. 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The game was got a lot to dolo get baseball originally slated to have been on Its feel in Cleveland.'' played at Southweswrn, but a "We can't do it while on conflict in diamonds switched , strike," said Mlletl. NEW YORK (UP!) - The the game to Eastern. The. "Threats do no one any pressure on the major league good." pi_ayers and their executive Eagles will play powerful :•;:;:>o·»~····-········-w········<·"·:·:->w.-.-.·· director as Waharna Friday night at .•.. :o:~~.Y.~·~·······Y.N...·.·........-.-r...........•:•: hard·line mounted clubownerstoday seemed Eastem . Line score: willing oo let basebaU's first Hannan TraC€ 100 00- 1 1 5 general strike continue indefi1 1 Eastern 647 11- 19 9 0 nitely · All eight opening-day games • Hesson, (LP ), Caldwell, (4), originally scheduled for today and Hall . Eichingel>, (WP), as well as Wednesday's opener Bloke, (5 ) , and Young. at Cinci!Ulati were postponed Game called after five inand it was obvious that no nings. games would be played Friday. It also is unlikely that any games will be played Saturday Perry Wins 13·11 CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Wed- or Sunday and some clubs are nesday would have been a nice talking about cancelling games Over Athens Nine day to start the major league well into next week. The St. Louis Cardinals, baseball season. It was a bright balmy spring whose president, August ATHENS Gallipolis day in Cincinnati, birthplace of Busch, Jr., sounded the hard outlasted Athens 13-11 in tbe professional haseball which, line a week ago, took the lead Southeastern Ohio Conference because of that, gets the annual by announcing the Cards are baseball opener for both clubs honor of inaugurating the cancelling all games "until here Wednesday with Stan season. further notice.'' Some owners Perry going the distance. But the 51,000-plus seats in were reported to be willing to Perry fanned 10, 12, walked Riverfront Stadium were emp- compromise during their 10 and allowe d lour hits . ty. The game had been can- meeting in Chicago Tuesday Athens ' three pitchers, Mike celled because the players night but more and more seem G1·een, Steve Inbody and Jan were on strike, and in a room to be taking the Busch line. Kostivai in that order. together inside the stadium Reds PresAt issue is a demand by the fanned five , walked six and ident Francis L. Dale was gave up 11 hiL•. The game was telling rep<!tters why owners a parade of errors, the will not buckle under to the Bulldogs commiting seven, players' demands. Gallipolis two. · "We believe the fans, the Blue Devils 220 720 ().-13 II 2 players and the owners, in that Athens 022 304 ().-II 4 7 order, need to have this season Perry and Perroud. Green, start, " he said. The final barrier standing in 1 Inbody ( I), Kostival (5), and 'What we want most of all is the way of a National Champlin, Baker (5). to play this season. Every Basketball Association playoff single owner wants to play ball series between Milwaukee and as soon as possible and I'm the Los Angeles Lakers may be sure the players also are cleared tonight when the Bucks Bulldogs Finish anx ious to play.'' f~ce the Go lden Slate What was. preventing that, Warriors. On Top of GAHS Dale said, was "principle." Milwaukee holds a 3-llead in He said the players associa- games over t11e Warriors and Athens topped Gallipolis 69- tion has rejected "the best needs only a victory tonight to 58 in a dual track meet on pension plan in America clinch the series and set up the Memorial Field in Gallipolis today." The issue is the 17 per clash with the Lakers that will Wednesday, coming from cent increase the players want determine the Western Coriler· behind in the final five events above the present pian, he said. ence champion and, many "Seventeen per cent above believe, the eventual playoff by sweeping the mile and twothis excellent pian is totally champ?on. lnile runs, pole vault, 220 dash unreasonable and unaccepta· and the 440 run. The Lakers assured themTop pointmaker for ble," Dale said. selves of a spot in the ConOwners oppose bringing in ference finals by eliminating Gallipolis was Dave While, the Ky ger Creek transfer , with 14 an arbitrator to help settle the the Chicago Bulls in four points . He won lhe long and dispute, Dale said, because short hurdle races, was third in "we don't need anyone telling the pole vaul.t and second in the us we should split \he difference of zero and 17 per long jump. · PaulStarmackof Athens had cent." "This is not a matter of 11 points. degree. This is a matter of NEW YORK (UP!) -The prin~iple .'' meaning of an auspicious debut Dale said he could not may be conveyed in two words: estimate how much revenue Artis Gilmore. the club had lost by being The 7-foot-2 rookie center of forced to cancel the opening , the Kentucky COlonels was game against Houston, but named Wednesday as the added, " It is a substantial. American Basketball Associa· amount of money, I can assure lion's Most Valuable Player for you.'' 1971-72 and voted to the center The Reds players have been position on the All-League working out at Nippert Sta· team. dium, at the University of Gilmore, who led Cincinnati, oo keep in shape. Jacksonville inoo the NCAA The one person seen making finals against UCLA in 1970, his way across t~ bright green was named on 30 ballots in the artificial turf of Riverfront MVP voting by sportswriters Stadium Wednesday, his head and sportscasters in the ABA's down and his pace sluggish, 11 cities. He led the league in was manager Sparky An- rebounding and was the No. 10 . d~~ -- _ scorer and a mainstay of a WOES OF A CtlACH Kentucky club which blazed oo Oklahoma State basketball a 68-16 won-lost mark, which coach Sam Aubrey said he bet~red the previous ABA slept just like a baby after regular-season high of 60-18 set his team's 83-62 loss to Colo· by the old Oakland Oaks (now rado early tb!& season:· " I the Virginia Squires) in 1968-69. would sleep an hour, then Teammate Da~ Issei collect~:!~ up and cry for an ed seven votes and Utah's If there'• oom~ way lo lllln you money on your income tax, H & R Block will know how to do iL Itemized and standard deduction• ore nothing new. We've been pl'l'poring returns for yearo uoing 'both. We'll figure ont your eituation both war• and then . prepare your return ueing the method . beet for you. · · You oee, for only a few dollars more ihan it coots to do it yourself H•A BLOCK'B JOB. (with advice maybe from &Ome other amateur), you ean have your tax return prepared with complete ~confidentiality by a epecially trained member of the H & R Block team. . H & R Block'• fees start at $5 · • and the average eost was under taJ-A-IA, 112.50 for over 7 million familie8 r . ~ we eerved last year. · l At Ease Semifinals Eastern at SW tonight. W. L. Pel. Southwestern 101 000- 2 0 3 ' 2 1 .661 , New York Southern 416 40x- 15 10 0 Kentucky I 2 .333 Bush, (LP), C!trtcr, (3), W. L Pet. Walker, 14), and Whitt. Hub3 0 1.000 Utah bard, iWP), -Nease, (5), Ar- Dallas nold, (6). and Pugh, Jenkins, 0 3 .000 W. ~ - Pet . 14 ). iana 2 1 667 Game called after six in- Ind Denver 1 2 .333 nings, darkness. Wednesday's Results Gilmore Rookie Of Year SouH1 Bend . Indiana ~ 6614 • The only other issue to confront the Senate Wednesday, a bill providing free tuitioh at state colleges for children of prisoners of Ute Vietnam war drew no dehate. Passed 211-0: the measure was co-sponsored by ali 33 senators. It now goes to the House. Original sponsor of the measure, Sen. Robert T. Secrest, said the bill would effect 86 children in Ohio who would ,be given a tuition-free college education whether or not their action while Coach Richard Hamilton's ~uthwestern nine is 11-1 overall and 6-1 in the SVAC. The next Southern game will be with its Alumni. The game wiil probably be played Friday night at Racine although the date is pot definite. Southweswrn is scheduled to meet I 3 Off Warriors Tonight Just for a change. {\,m. doubles in three at bats. OUter Southern hitters were Nease, single and double; Steve Jenkins, bases loaded double and a single, and Arnold, Pugh, and Jeff Hubbard each a single. Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr.'s Tornados are 1-0 in overall and Southern Valley Conference Bucks Hope To Finish LegislatUre Will Adjourn . COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio House scheduled a noon session today to vote final passage of.a strip mine tontrol bill that will place stiff reclamation requirements on mine operators. After the expected House approval of Senate amendments, the bill is to go to Gov . John J. Gilligan for signing into law. The emergency legislation would take effect immediately. After today's session, the House is expected to adjourn until May 8, !he same date set by the Senate to reconvene after this afternoon's "skeleton" session. , The Senate Wednesday, after stern tnstslence by a woman lawmaker, narrowly defeated, 16-14, a bill to revive the ancient sport of falconry. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Jerry O'Shaughnessy, )). Columbus, ~ouldhave allowed up oo 25 Ohto restdents to hunt birds and animals with trained falcons during tbe next three years on an exper~enlai basts. But after O'Shaughnessy , spoke briefly and mildly on b~half of his proposal, Sen. 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NATIONAL HOME IMrRllVEMEil MONTH APRIL 1•1·31•' EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME! • . • • ' ((Count Your BtesS'ings~: ~· with the Elegant ~~~i LANGUAGE MASTER - Miss Diana McClure, left, second grade teacher at the Chester Elemen)ary School, demonstrates for Mrs. Alma Pooler the use of a new lan·guage masler. The machine - at which nine children can work .at one time - gives the student the correc t pronunciation of a word plus a visual conception of the same._word. The stu.denl can also hear himself pronounce words and check himself for error. The equipment was purchased by tht• Easlern4..ocal Board, the Chester PTA and from the teachers' fund of the school. two rings in one Art Creations Judged I CHESTER - Cultural art in Meigs County has been on the upswing this winter primarily due to teachers, a few parents and the sponsorShip of PTA. Another result of the interest in art was pointed up Tuesday night at the Chester Elementary SchtJol when a cultural arts program was staged at the school with Mrs. Donna Chadwell , an art major and teacher at Eastern High School, judging the many works by students. The show featured charcoals, water colors , pastels, pencil drawings, collages, and paper mache work, to name only a part. The top tlu·ee winners were selected and ribbons awarded. The first place winning entries will be taken to the Riv~rview School where Utey will compete in coun ty-wide judging. Winners first through third in the categories were: Crayon drawings - First Carl Gagnon, Linda Thoma, Troy Baurer; Second grade Todd Cale, Roger Gaul, Kim Burke; Third grad~ - Renee Trussell, Tracy Sayre, Kim Anderson. Sponge painting - Second grade - Wendy Elkins, Tina Beaver, Jan Smith. Chalk - First grade Synthia White, Michael .J;oeg lein, <no t))ird place; ~Seeond "grade ...:: ' Todd Cale, 'Gary Ginther. John Riebel. Water colors - Second grade - Lee Swain, Gary Ginther, Troy Bearhs. Char coa l - First grade David Gaul, no second or third ; Second grade - Gary Ginther, John Riebel, Jr." no third. Colla ges - Second grade Gary Ginther, Charles Ritchie, Troy Bearhs. Paper mache - First grade - David Gaul, no second or third; Second grade - Barry Staats, Wendy Elkins, Carla Hartman. Pencil drawing - Seventh grade - Richard Mora, Debbie l..ong, Lola Walker; Eighth gra de - ·steve Schmuker, Diana Root, Patricia Windon . Water color drawings Eighth gra de - Patricia Windon, Avis Bissell, no third. Charcoal - Seventlt gradeRachael Hunter, Robin Elkins; Rachael Hunter ; Eighth grade - Betsy Amsbary, Patricia Windon, Sherry Epple. Chalk drawing - Fourth grade - . Rebecca Edwards, James Wolfe, Cindy Wolfe; Sixth grade- Kevin Buckley, Sonia White, no third . Cra yon drawing - Seventh - Richard Mora, Christina Holl ey, Rubin Elkins ; Eighth - Avis Bissell, ·no second or third. Dccoul"'ge - Janet Ambrose, fir st, no second or third. Crayon - Fourth grade Raphn e Holsinger, Jerry Holley, Blair Windon; Fifth grad e ~ Kerry Ballard, Ronnie BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF STEREO TAPES, RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC COME IN AND SEE Pomeroy , Ohio AUGUSTA,- Ga . (UPI ) - It was Jack Nicklaus, dreaming of prof~ssional golf 's first "Grand Slam/' against the world today in the opening r ound of the Masters, first of Koscot Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes· Human & ~ynthetic Wigs BROWN'S · 992-5113 Big Assortment of Toys for Boys & Girls VALUES TO 59c SPECIAL 27• 40 Different Toys to ·Pick From TOILET GOODS SPECIALS .20 DIFFERENT ITEMS MIAMI BEACH ( UPI)- Il doesn't bother manager Felix Zabala tha \ light heavyweight cha mpion Vicente Rondon looks lousy in his training. When the belt rings for the real thing, says Zabala, Rondon will be ready. "For all his fights he's like that. He 's training like he always does," said Zabala as Rondon rolled around the training ring at Miami Beach's Fifth Street gym trading blows John Roche, who scored 22 · points for the Nels, seco nd only w(th a sparring partner . "!tell him, work hard, throw to Rick Barry's 39, credited Kentucky's outside shooting pu nches, but he doesn't like it," for the victory. "We tried to Zabala sighed. "But what can I gamble and cheat from the say. He's won 21 fights in a outside," said the rookie from row. Wh en the bell rin gs, he South Carolina . " We were comes to fight." The belt will ring at 10:30 dr opping back on Gilmore and p.m. EST Friday for Rondon to IDan ) Issei, (Les) Hunter, Simon and (Louis ) Dampier mix it with Bob Foster for killed us with their outside undisputed claim on the light heavy crown. Rondon is World Shooting." Issei and Hunter each scored Boxing Association title-holder 19 points and Dampier had 12. and Foster- who was deposed Jimmy Jones' jump shot and by the WBA for not defending a free Utrow by Merv Jackson the title-is recognized by four enabled the Stars to bea t states as the World Boxing Dallas for the third straight · Council champ. time. The Chaps rallied from a 15-point deficit to lie the game ONE·PIN LEAD at ~ with 3:25 remaining LONG BE-ACH, Calif. IUPI) before Jones and Jackson hit - !Boy Langager of Osseo, their key shots. Willie Wise and Mitm ., had ta ken a one-pin lead Zelmo Beaty combined for 50 in the Classic All Events at the points to lepd Utah while American Bowling Congress Donnie Freeman, held to only tournament after rolling 1,875 two points in the first half, led on Tuesday. Dallas with 21. Langager, a bowling lanes manager, had series of 633, 588 and 654 to nip Dave Wallers of Chicago, who had led the event since March 18. lightning fast, both Nicklatis and Palmer have complained about them being infected by The 21st centmy will offi· Poa Annua grass which is dally begin on J an. 1. 2001. expected, especially by after- The year 2000 is a zero yea r noon, to erea le small humps endin g the 20th century.· and prevents putts from rolling as accurately as normal. Palmer, long Ute darling of Masters fans, lees off at 12:59 p.m . thi s year' s four most prestigious tournaments. Nicklaus, who by winning here this week would tie Arnold Palmer's record of four Masters championships, was scheduled to tee off at 12:03 p.m. EST in 'a twosome with Eddie Pearce, the Wake Forest student from Tampa, Fla., who finished second in the U.S. Amateur. Although Nicklaus has not won the Masters since 1966 when he became the first backto-back champion, he is the odds.()n favorite to win here this year. "When you ta lk about favorites you have to start with Jack, " said 1970 Masters champion Billy Casper who has a 10 :32 a.m. tee time. "The Augusta National is playing 25 yards per hole longer this year because of the lush fairways and the greens are the fastest I've ever see n them 'here. AlthoUgh the greens are beat Nicklaus iti a playoff to win the U.S. Open and then went on to succeed Nicklaus as British open champ, rated today as having the best chance among the other 84 golfers in the siarting Masters field to best Nicklaus again during t he next four days. Trevino tees off at 11 a.m. with ·Tommy Aaron. No man who has won this tournament since Nicklaus last won, with the possible exception of 1969 cha mpion George Archer, is considered a threat to Nicklaus this year. 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Virginia, America n Basketball Associa- which also holds a 3-0 lead, tion record with 68 victories tries to eli minate the during the reb'Ular season, Floridians tonight while Infin ally broke into the win diana, which leads 2-1 in column after two stunning ga mes , is at Denver. upset losses to the New York Simon, a form er Net, came Nels in opening round playoff .off the bench to score 12 points action . in the second period and put Ute Walt Simon and Artis Gil- Colo nels ahead to stay. The more scored 25 J)Qints each and Nels threatened late in the Gilmore took down 22 rebounds game, drawing to within four to spark the Colonels to a IO:i-99 points with 2:11left but Simon victory . New York leads the hit a jump shot with 48 seconds left to insure the victory. ·~ we made up our minds we were corning· in here (New York ) to win," said Simon, a na tive New Yorker. "We had our backs to the wall. We have MUSICAL 'INSTRUMENTS a good team but we must avoid turnovers. This is the first good game I ever played against Ute Through nine sets of earphones students can listen to tapes being played. The equipment is especially helpful for playing lessons from books for slower readers who can follow the speaking voice reading each page of the test. With Mrs. Wells, from the left, are Mrs. Linda Bentz, Mrs. Virginia Kirkhart and Mrs. Pat Thomas. USfENING CENTER - Mrs. Doris Wells, first grade teacher at the Chester Elementary School, demoru;trates to parents the use of a listening center which ha s been purchased for the school by the Chester PTA, from their teachers' fund and the Eastern Local Board of Education. speeds, AND SA Vi •100 . MORE . Sl9.9huys 1 gallon of Arab Termite Control Concentrate. Add an Arab hose-end spray Applle~~tor and you're ready lo completely termlte.proot the average J·bedroom home I Saves you over SIOO compared to the cost·of calling In a Pf'Oiesslonat exterminator. Buy Ar~b and do both you and your home a f&vor . 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NATIONAL HOME IMrRllVEMEil MONTH APRIL 1•1·31•' EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME! • . • • ' ((Count Your BtesS'ings~: ~· with the Elegant ~~~i LANGUAGE MASTER - Miss Diana McClure, left, second grade teacher at the Chester Elemen)ary School, demonstrates for Mrs. Alma Pooler the use of a new lan·guage masler. The machine - at which nine children can work .at one time - gives the student the correc t pronunciation of a word plus a visual conception of the same._word. The stu.denl can also hear himself pronounce words and check himself for error. The equipment was purchased by tht• Easlern4..ocal Board, the Chester PTA and from the teachers' fund of the school. two rings in one Art Creations Judged I CHESTER - Cultural art in Meigs County has been on the upswing this winter primarily due to teachers, a few parents and the sponsorShip of PTA. Another result of the interest in art was pointed up Tuesday night at the Chester Elementary SchtJol when a cultural arts program was staged at the school with Mrs. Donna Chadwell , an art major and teacher at Eastern High School, judging the many works by students. The show featured charcoals, water colors , pastels, pencil drawings, collages, and paper mache work, to name only a part. The top tlu·ee winners were selected and ribbons awarded. The first place winning entries will be taken to the Riv~rview School where Utey will compete in coun ty-wide judging. Winners first through third in the categories were: Crayon drawings - First Carl Gagnon, Linda Thoma, Troy Baurer; Second grade Todd Cale, Roger Gaul, Kim Burke; Third grad~ - Renee Trussell, Tracy Sayre, Kim Anderson. Sponge painting - Second grade - Wendy Elkins, Tina Beaver, Jan Smith. Chalk - First grade Synthia White, Michael .J;oeg lein, <no t))ird place; ~Seeond "grade ...:: ' Todd Cale, 'Gary Ginther. John Riebel. Water colors - Second grade - Lee Swain, Gary Ginther, Troy Bearhs. Char coa l - First grade David Gaul, no second or third ; Second grade - Gary Ginther, John Riebel, Jr." no third. Colla ges - Second grade Gary Ginther, Charles Ritchie, Troy Bearhs. Paper mache - First grade - David Gaul, no second or third; Second grade - Barry Staats, Wendy Elkins, Carla Hartman. Pencil drawing - Seventh grade - Richard Mora, Debbie l..ong, Lola Walker; Eighth gra de - ·steve Schmuker, Diana Root, Patricia Windon . Water color drawings Eighth gra de - Patricia Windon, Avis Bissell, no third. Charcoal - Seventlt gradeRachael Hunter, Robin Elkins; Rachael Hunter ; Eighth grade - Betsy Amsbary, Patricia Windon, Sherry Epple. Chalk drawing - Fourth grade - . Rebecca Edwards, James Wolfe, Cindy Wolfe; Sixth grade- Kevin Buckley, Sonia White, no third . Cra yon drawing - Seventh - Richard Mora, Christina Holl ey, Rubin Elkins ; Eighth - Avis Bissell, ·no second or third. Dccoul"'ge - Janet Ambrose, fir st, no second or third. Crayon - Fourth grade Raphn e Holsinger, Jerry Holley, Blair Windon; Fifth grad e ~ Kerry Ballard, Ronnie BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF STEREO TAPES, RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC COME IN AND SEE Pomeroy , Ohio AUGUSTA,- Ga . (UPI ) - It was Jack Nicklaus, dreaming of prof~ssional golf 's first "Grand Slam/' against the world today in the opening r ound of the Masters, first of Koscot Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes· Human & ~ynthetic Wigs BROWN'S · 992-5113 Big Assortment of Toys for Boys & Girls VALUES TO 59c SPECIAL 27• 40 Different Toys to ·Pick From TOILET GOODS SPECIALS .20 DIFFERENT ITEMS MIAMI BEACH ( UPI)- Il doesn't bother manager Felix Zabala tha \ light heavyweight cha mpion Vicente Rondon looks lousy in his training. When the belt rings for the real thing, says Zabala, Rondon will be ready. "For all his fights he's like that. He 's training like he always does," said Zabala as Rondon rolled around the training ring at Miami Beach's Fifth Street gym trading blows John Roche, who scored 22 · points for the Nels, seco nd only w(th a sparring partner . "!tell him, work hard, throw to Rick Barry's 39, credited Kentucky's outside shooting pu nches, but he doesn't like it," for the victory. "We tried to Zabala sighed. "But what can I gamble and cheat from the say. He's won 21 fights in a outside," said the rookie from row. Wh en the bell rin gs, he South Carolina . " We were comes to fight." The belt will ring at 10:30 dr opping back on Gilmore and p.m. EST Friday for Rondon to IDan ) Issei, (Les) Hunter, Simon and (Louis ) Dampier mix it with Bob Foster for killed us with their outside undisputed claim on the light heavy crown. Rondon is World Shooting." Issei and Hunter each scored Boxing Association title-holder 19 points and Dampier had 12. and Foster- who was deposed Jimmy Jones' jump shot and by the WBA for not defending a free Utrow by Merv Jackson the title-is recognized by four enabled the Stars to bea t states as the World Boxing Dallas for the third straight · Council champ. time. The Chaps rallied from a 15-point deficit to lie the game ONE·PIN LEAD at ~ with 3:25 remaining LONG BE-ACH, Calif. IUPI) before Jones and Jackson hit - !Boy Langager of Osseo, their key shots. Willie Wise and Mitm ., had ta ken a one-pin lead Zelmo Beaty combined for 50 in the Classic All Events at the points to lepd Utah while American Bowling Congress Donnie Freeman, held to only tournament after rolling 1,875 two points in the first half, led on Tuesday. Dallas with 21. Langager, a bowling lanes manager, had series of 633, 588 and 654 to nip Dave Wallers of Chicago, who had led the event since March 18. lightning fast, both Nicklatis and Palmer have complained about them being infected by The 21st centmy will offi· Poa Annua grass which is dally begin on J an. 1. 2001. expected, especially by after- The year 2000 is a zero yea r noon, to erea le small humps endin g the 20th century.· and prevents putts from rolling as accurately as normal. Palmer, long Ute darling of Masters fans, lees off at 12:59 p.m . thi s year' s four most prestigious tournaments. Nicklaus, who by winning here this week would tie Arnold Palmer's record of four Masters championships, was scheduled to tee off at 12:03 p.m. EST in 'a twosome with Eddie Pearce, the Wake Forest student from Tampa, Fla., who finished second in the U.S. Amateur. Although Nicklaus has not won the Masters since 1966 when he became the first backto-back champion, he is the odds.()n favorite to win here this year. "When you ta lk about favorites you have to start with Jack, " said 1970 Masters champion Billy Casper who has a 10 :32 a.m. tee time. "The Augusta National is playing 25 yards per hole longer this year because of the lush fairways and the greens are the fastest I've ever see n them 'here. AlthoUgh the greens are beat Nicklaus iti a playoff to win the U.S. Open and then went on to succeed Nicklaus as British open champ, rated today as having the best chance among the other 84 golfers in the siarting Masters field to best Nicklaus again during t he next four days. Trevino tees off at 11 a.m. with ·Tommy Aaron. No man who has won this tournament since Nicklaus last won, with the possible exception of 1969 cha mpion George Archer, is considered a threat to Nicklaus this year. Gay Brewe r (1967), Bob Goalby (1968), Casper and ' defending champ Charles Coody have not been playing well of late. .. ~~~ :~NlF~!~~~~~·. 992-349$ l POMEROY. OHIO OPEN FRIDA V & SA TIJRDA V NIGHTS TIL 9 • I I, .. nate combination of golds . Two rings In one . . . inner stone-~et band can be worn allractively with· out guard ring. PORCH SWINGS Cl iK7 Cornell•'• Jtwtl .. Goes11efs Jewelry Court Sl., Pvmoroy 4' SWINGS ......................~.14 99 Robinson's Ceaners TIME WITH 5' Miss America. Shoes PROM WE HAVE LADDERS OF ALL SIZES SWI~GS .....................~ 1699 LEIGHFOAM STYROFOAM PANELS 2'x4' ROMEX WIRE 14-2 WIRE 250':...................s 1Qll 14-2 W/GROUND 250'.....••.....~ 1288 14-2 WIRE 100~ ........................ $2 99 • • • SEASHELL PATTERN . EmlMtsed • Yellow SUNSHIN E ~ CHAPMAN'S • Lavender eBiue • Pink SHOES MAIN ST. CLEAR PlASTIC 2'x4' CEILING '3'99 PA.NELS Turn all panels t he same wav for a con- , linuous pattern, alternate for an intrigu· ing checkert>oard effect . Sears >EARS, SAVE ADAPTER PLAIN PANELS. Flush mounted. lndivi· dual beud sizes and patterns cast fain t irregular shadow lines, create a pleasing effect . EACH 5/8"x4'x8' .s. 22 SHEET ' PORCELAIN SINGLE POLE PULL RECEPTACLE SWITCHES 69~ ', . PARTICLE BOARD GROUND 5! POMEROY pal· tern creates a striki ng shado8v desitn. 14-2 W/GROUND 100~ ............... $349 •White ·~ TOGGLE .PLATES FLUSH BROWN 11~~ ¢ .DUPLEX OUTLETS 9~ IVORY 13~ E~ CAMPAIGN 'for LOWER PRICES, WAS '319.00 r : F • I ' ' ',. I •., l -·· 1 r ' ,fi If ~ ' I. '' ! . ."'·'' . ) ' 'J ' • • ''I ' t The fun 11\0wer:; to own. Rea~ 13.5 cu. in . 4.cyde engine . J forward WHILE THEY LAST "''$'~~ I I "Sp_ Qrty-look" CRAFTSMAN . 6-HP ~otary· Riding Mower • MAKE POMEROJ SHIR 'FINISHING said of her children . . . "These are my jewels." Th e modern way of "Counting Your Blessings" is with the ele· gan!ly new Cornelia Ense mb le. Available in 14K yel low or white gold , or al!er· $ .TERmiTE YOUR SPECIAL 3 FOR 11.00 GARDENIAS, Full of Blooms - -·- 89c to 2.49 ·mother of Ancient ROme, In the Foster camp, manager ' both contenders, sa id that Lou Viscusi was having prob- "both of them are in exceUent terns of a somewhat different . shape - I've been boxing 17 sort. He complained that his years and I can tell." ha Uler was ready for Ute March 9 originally scheduled figh t dale and is in danger of passing .his peak before Friday night ~~A month ago, Rondon was out of shape. My guy was· SAME DAY ready . Rondon will probably SERVttE reach his peak right on the In At 9~ 0ut At S night of the fight. I'm havin g a tough time keeping my guy Use Our Free Parking Lot from going over the hill," moaned Viscusi . Jamaican heavyweight Carl 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy Baker, who has sparred with 2'5 '' CUT Lee Trevino, the man who Big va lues including Sha mpOos, Hair Rinse, Crea m s, Lotion s, Nai l Polish Remover. Deodoran ts, Ta lcu m, Bay Rum ·and Mouth Washes . Rondon 'Ready' For Bout . Masters J:llay Underway STORE HOURS Mon .· Thurs. 9 a.m. to & p.m. Fri .. Sal. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . 222 Main St. Nets.1' a birthstone for eadt c!titd As Cornelia, famed McGrath, Russell Starcher; Sixth grade - Roy Rosenberry, Debbie Davis, Karen Ficko Charcoal - Sixth grade Mary Taylor, no seeond or third. Painting water color- Sixth grade - Mary Mora, Sonia White, Elaine Cole . Colonels Regain Form By Utul ed Press International best.()f-seven series 2-1. The real Kentucky Colonels In the only other playoff finally stood up Wednesday action Wednesday night, Utah night. downed Dallas, 96-89, ID lake a The Colonels, who set an commanding 3-0 iead. Virginia, America n Basketball Associa- which also holds a 3-0 lead, tion record with 68 victories tries to eli minate the during the reb'Ular season, Floridians tonight while Infin ally broke into the win diana, which leads 2-1 in column after two stunning ga mes , is at Denver. upset losses to the New York Simon, a form er Net, came Nels in opening round playoff .off the bench to score 12 points action . in the second period and put Ute Walt Simon and Artis Gil- Colo nels ahead to stay. The more scored 25 J)Qints each and Nels threatened late in the Gilmore took down 22 rebounds game, drawing to within four to spark the Colonels to a IO:i-99 points with 2:11left but Simon victory . New York leads the hit a jump shot with 48 seconds left to insure the victory. ·~ we made up our minds we were corning· in here (New York ) to win," said Simon, a na tive New Yorker. "We had our backs to the wall. We have MUSICAL 'INSTRUMENTS a good team but we must avoid turnovers. This is the first good game I ever played against Ute Through nine sets of earphones students can listen to tapes being played. The equipment is especially helpful for playing lessons from books for slower readers who can follow the speaking voice reading each page of the test. With Mrs. Wells, from the left, are Mrs. Linda Bentz, Mrs. Virginia Kirkhart and Mrs. Pat Thomas. USfENING CENTER - Mrs. Doris Wells, first grade teacher at the Chester Elementary School, demoru;trates to parents the use of a listening center which ha s been purchased for the school by the Chester PTA, from their teachers' fund and the Eastern Local Board of Education. speeds, AND SA Vi •100 . MORE . Sl9.9huys 1 gallon of Arab Termite Control Concentrate. Add an Arab hose-end spray Applle~~tor and you're ready lo completely termlte.proot the average J·bedroom home I Saves you over SIOO compared to the cost·of calling In a Pf'Oiesslonat exterminator. Buy Ar~b and do both you and your home a f&vor . "~~Price mav vary slightly. VALLEY WMBER &SUPPLY 00. 992-2709 neutr~l and 1 reverse ... so easy tQ operate It feels almost Ilk: driving a car. 7 level .cultlng heoghts . Easy.actlon recoil ~tarter . J.plece steel Qra ss cut. ling blade. Exceplional traction 'from 12 .50x4 .10-ln . pneum'aflc rear tires ; 10.50xJ.50-In . sem i. pneumatic front tires. S· in . guide wheels . Overall : S2xJixJ7 in. high . Many ,salefy featur es. Bright red color. MIDDLEPORT . ~~1~--~.~~----~--~~----------------~~~------~.----~------------------~---- LUCO·TEX HOUSE PAl NT llliliiiliii--- .- 2 COLORS ONLY TAN, GREEN ., 00 GAL BUY ONE GET ONE FREE �·' 6- The Dall) Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., AprH 6, 1972 Chapeau Day .. On May 13th ' ·I ' • Charlene Hoeflich ··-· '' ''' I ' ' ' :f- .' ' I I; • I I •• ' · Homemakers Will be BUs'J1J In April, ·. May and June PT. PLEASANT -Forthcoming events were reviewed and the definite dates lor them announced at a Mason Coun ty Homemakers Council m~eting Tuesday at Mason County Courthouse Annex. Chief among them were the Charleston area meetihg scheduled lor May 2 at Trinity United Methodist Church here. RegisIra tion and coffee hour will be from 9 to 10 a.m. "Our American Heritage" is the theme for the ail-day meeting. Lunch will be served at the Moose Club. Following the morning . program, and after lunch, the Rio Grande College Choir will present " Ballad for Americans". Mrs. Ray Fox, Clifton, is area representative. Mrs. Howard Garland, Mason County Homemakers Council president, presided during the business meeting. Mrs. Marvin Fry, vice president, presented the devotionals at the opening of the meeting. The Home Demonstration Program Planning Conference S('heduled for April lOth, 11th, and 12th (noon) at Jackson's Mill, was discussed. Patterns . for Planning is the theme of. this conference. Ladies planning to attend are urged to participate in the Style Show there. More sewing workshops are scheduled in Mason County starting on April20 at 2p.m. at the Courthouse Annex. Miss Rosanne Moore, educational represe ntative for Unique Zipper Company, will teach basic sewing techniques, how to choose the right pattern and equipment, machine adjustment, and construction hints at this one-day meeting. According to Mrs. Vicki L. Keefer, Mason County Homemakers Agent, everyone is invited to attend. Mrs. Keefer also announced that Mrs. Adrian Lathey will offer classes every Wednesday evening in May from 7:30 to 9:30 on the latest techniques for sewing with knits for homemakers and 4-H leaders. The fee will he $1 per class . The place where the classes will he held will be announced. Registration must be by April 20th. Mrs . Lester Foreman reported on the new trophy case which the council · had purchased. The Sassafras Club volunteered to put the finishing touches on the unpainted case. A "belle" to represent Mason County at the Glenville Folk Festival June 15-18 was discussed. Mrs . Vernon Clifton announced that the Mason County Spring Luncheon will be held June 13 at Point Pleasant Junior High School. The theme will be music and Dr. Beryl Maurer,' director of personal and family development at West Virginia University, will speak. Committee reporls were given by Mrs. Marvin Fry, chairman of the Hea lth Committee, and Mrs . Otis Randolph, Cultural Arls. The Quilt and Afghan Show is now open to the public at the POLLY'S POINTERS Tape Cuts Down Glare On Car Wiper Blades I. I. I By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY- Homemaking is not exactl y my line but I did notice the letter from Mar~ K. who complained about being blinded by the reflective glare of th e sun from the chrome-plated wiper arms and blades on her car. II she will use black electrical tape or an oil-based flat black enamel on these shiny parts she will no longer be bothered by this. Also, to cure reflected glare from the flat surfaces of the dash against the windshield . cut a piece of velvet or similar dull fabric the proper shape and size and glue in place. Do not forget 'to cut holes for anything that might be on it.- JOHN M. DEAR JOHN-Think what you have been missing by thinking this column Is only for homemakers-It Is a famlly column and we welcome (and get) letters from the men and teen-agers as well as the ladles.-POLLY DEAR POLLY-I just washed our 11-year-old black car but it looked no better than before I started as I did not have time to wax it. While I was washing the windows with vinegar water, I took a big swipe across the trunk of the car and dried it with the new~paper I had been using to dry the windows. Wow! The result looked like a wax job. It took only "'inutes to go over that big old black job and it looked like the results of a morning of work.- MRS. B. R. I , I· 1. I f'''t>llli>J.l!l~>tt~- Polly'.s Problem "''w~;t$_,, 1 DEAR POLLY - Sprmg cleanmg lime IS about • ~ he re so I would like to know the best way of clean- 1i ing painted walls and stucco ceilings. I have tried ~ ' ~?n,y,~ays bu~_no~~ satisfies ",'e.- MRS. K. J . U. ~ "~t.~.. SH:.¥,il.$~.>:{'\~lft~m ~ A DEAR POLLY- My Pet Peeve has to do with borrowing and returning. People are so quick to borrow but then never return the 1tem until it Is asked for. This often requires making up a lie as a reason to ask for its return. The biggest problem Is when you ask for some· thing back and the borrower is offended and gets mad al you . When people borrow, what they borrow should be returned as soon as they are finished with it-JANICE ' (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN .} ' You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pel Peeve, Polly's Problem or solutlon to a problem. Write Polly In car~ of this newspaper. CllrJie(fl Deep cleans and bJishteno co lors. Restore• that ooft plush feel to ,carpeting! U11e m your carpet ohampooer, ~l BAKER FURNITURE M ' Charlene Hoeflich ·I PUP 77 . Pomeroy . . . · . Personal Note~ I . ~ Mr. and ~s. Clarence E. ;$ Chance and children, Lane, ~ Phyllis and . Cynthia, of BARNEY Wf\-'T'CIV• GoT THE I<'E , J . P!\.UL G f-\E TTO ? THA R IS ,ONE LEETLE. THING, LUKEI{ I SHORE AM SORRY RE LAII' UP. SNI)FFI{.. 15 THAR ENN'ITHII\)G rr's OIJE Cf 'Tl'ffiE NEW All - P\A!TIC BIC"(C(._ES I I CAN 00 FER liE? - STOP COMPLAINING. NEW YORK fi?LICE CAMPUS CLATTER W~AT ~APi>EN ~p TO 81.110~ NO, LAST PERIOP HE WAS ASSiST! NG A M . PIIU LING ... ... IN THE ... WHEN THE .DOCTOR 1<-atff- SU D!:S~N I.Y HAC> TO ti\At<.E A HOUSE • CAI.L... ! 1HINK lHE BIKE5 WILL. fiE: (JOOD IN 1HE . CITY. 50h'ETI~5 PATROL ,..__ ON BICYCLES. • MIPPLE OF T~EIR ACUPUNCTURE DEMONSTMTION 71 11 Dz'lms aiYn JfJOWn t n anque 'ate B . (~\ ~QUAit-JT U'LABNER ® " ' .T HE ONE VERMYN IS Trlf. F\EASON MOIIIIES AF\f. THE: WAY THE:'/ ARE- OlD 5AYIN6S! SeE A PIN AioJD PICK IT UP; ALL TH£0TH£R 15TH£ F\EASON LIVE. ENTERTAINMENT IS THE: WAY IT IS- DAY 'r'OUtL HAVE GOOD LUCK! VERM'fN eROTHERS ·· Shtinettes Plan May Ceremonials -ARE THE REASONSH e.1z IS IN T H E .. S HAPE IT IS TODA'/ !! E~ ••. WHAT'S IT I JUST LIKE TO SEE WuAT '1-'<1 IT FEELS LIKE TO 61T I GONNA !IE, A !IAR:BE<it CHAI<it ONCE IN A WHILE! FUDD.SY? WINNiE AND AT Nl(;llml,'£, ?HERE ARC'- 7Dr5ETEVEN BETTER ACtfiJAINlrO 50th Rally Planned Js Ma11 Tenth All4r Beautiful For Easter in Syracuse Church All the kidG in Eve'G Summer Play Clothes for Youngsters I Socia'!' . . 1 SEE HOW WRONG YOU ARE, ANN IE! I lllOUlDti'T HARM A HAIR 0~ YOUR HEAD ! IT'S STUPID TO MURDE R. A, ICalendar~ The Kiddie Shoppe JEl\ttlaLS .. CHitD IH COLO BLOOD! NO, THfRE S A MU CH MORE Eff!Cl"E WM Of SEALINt; YOUR 9K; MO\JTH " " Blue-Navy Indian reservations cover aboul one-fourth of the land in Arizona. f a r m e r s in the United States harvest more than 286,000 acre s of watermelons Pach year. Brown-Beige 38. 0. T. book 39. To be l. Torero's (Lat.) need 5. Mindanao 40. Prefix for before tribe 41.- out I 8. Al;ian (made .__.,__ _ _ 9. rfter Pay do) attention DOWN ~~~~~~=~ 13. around Lug I": I. Provide party r~:2_!!~~~g.~~~ 14. Comport foods 1oneself ">,.:''- '--.•~.;;•-:;"ow . ""'l>l 15. Epoch 2. "That's 16. One of a " (Dean Tolstoy Martin' pair song) 17. Hobby, 3. Frustrate ist's (slang) outfit 18. Sioux or· Shoshone 20. Pate hue 51!,~ 21. Ethereal -'' 22. Without repetition 23. "What Makes Run?" 25. Stormed 26.-Velez 27. Outdo Caused to ACROSS DICK TR.\CY r"t"'.,...7""':::o::~----. SORRY TO WAKE V0U AT4A. 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Den 7 'The Creator .of ReaMJnable Drug A --''• 271 North Second Avenue Pha,~e 992-5759 · Middleport, Ohio QAJtY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ~ow to work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands lor another. In this sample A is used lor the tbre~ L's, X for the two O's, ·etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the lengtli and formation of the words are all hints. Each day ·the code letters are pifl'erent. CRYPTOQUOTES ZR ZY PBZQRG RT HD YZEU, ZJ GTW FBSD RFD IDZYWND BOP ETOSDOZDOED JTN ZR .- NBIAF ·heritage house DQDNYTO YeslerdaJ'a CrypiCHIUote: MATURITY IS THE TIM'E OF LIFE WHEN, IF YOU HAD THE TIME, YOU'D HAVE THE TIME .OF YOUR L!FE.-SOU,RCE UNKNOWN (0 1972 Klnr Fta1uro1 Srndioall, Inc.) Formerly Kips Shoe Store MIDDLEP~RT, OHIO \ • \ t. see red 29, Snappy answer 32. Constelta- ~ or • •• Renl Electric Shampooer per day with purchase of Blue Lustre . ti: . i .~ ddiifiiibl casse ,s . shoes for the fun of it • i ' ~ ~JUJU % Haggerstown, Ind., were Mrs. Mary Marlin, depar- Walker, departemental le ~:: recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . · Iemen tal chapeau, Eight and . secretaire, wete honored Norman E. Hysell, Pomeroy, Forty, announced her plans to guests at the Sandusky dinner Reservations for the annual leaders luncheon of the Four R. D. attend Chapeau Day at the meeting.' Other departemental . Rivers Girl Srout Coimcil to be held on April25 at Williarnsto~n Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knight ~ National Jewish Hospital in officers introduced by Mrs. are to be made with Mrs. William Ohlinger before !?&llirday. The spe nt Easter weekend in Denver, Colo. on May 13' in a Martin were Elizabeth Gilbert,' $1.7sluncheon charge is to be sent wilh the reservation. Caledonia with Mr: ancj Mrs. talk to memllers of the Erie chapeau passe; Mrs. Vivl~t At the luncheon, leaders will be recognized for years of Terry Knight and son, lltevie. Mr. and Mrs. Ja<;k Whittle of · .County Salon 613 at SandUsky Alchholz, second member of service and five, ten, and 15 year pins will be presented. Several Tuesday night. finance; Reva Shllo~. state items of business including the annual cookie sale py the scouts Worthington were Easter Mrs. Martin will present on constitution ami by-IJ!ws; Mrs. will be discussed. Big Bend NeighbOrhood delegates and alter- . weekend guests of Mr. and behall of Eight and Forty Edna Smeltz, partnership nates are espec!ally urg · ed to·a!tend Mrs. Charles Neuman. . th e luncheon . .. T members of Ohio $1,000, chairman. Spending Easter Sunday marking the 22nd bed en- It was noted by the depar· . WHn.E THE APPALACHIAN -HERIT-AGE CAMP held for with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolle Courthouse Annex. The dates dowment from the state. She temental chapeau that only 123 the past two years for disadvantaged girls of the Four Rivers were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and hours are as follows: April noted that to date donations partnerships are needed to Council has been discontinued this year, organizations are bemg Wolfe, DeMy and Beverly, 6, 9 tol2, 1 to 4, and 7 to 9p.m. exceed-that amount by $35.50. reach the state goal. The Erie Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Brad ·Mrs. Martii1 and Mrs. Myrtle Salon arrived at the gi)81 on urged to provide camp scholarships lor local girls. Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and and April 7 from 10 to 12·noon. Nov. 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips The scholarships would entitle disadvantaged girls to attend Mrs. Howard Wolle, Debra and Mrs. Keefer thanked the and Mrs. Carol Ingar were a week of camp during orie of the regularlyhi~cheduled sessions~ Ricky, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. members for the baby gifts 1 welcomed into the Salon by an established camp, fnlormation on 1 8 program can Gene Van Meter and Sandra, which were given to her at a recent shower in the CourtMrs. Martin. secured from Mrs. Ohlinger. Granville; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donations reported by Mrs.. The Big Bend Neighborhood, in conjunction with this program, Hartman, Marcella and Car)a house Anne•. Martin included nurses has beeq asked to provide a complete kit for one girl. This is .to sue, Chester; Mrs. Alice Attending were Mrs. Keefer, Mrs. James Blain, Mrs. £ j f 1!;1 scholarship $519.55; American ' include a sleeping bag or bed roll, mess kit, silverware, camp Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. ErroU Howard Garland, Mrs. Marvin Legion Child Wellare Foun- · uniform, green shorts and white blouses, 2 flashlight batteries, Conroy, Chester, and HIJgh dation, $106; Cystic Fibrosis situpon, a plastic or tin cup. Optional items are a pillow, a Conroy, Akron. Mr. and Mrs. , Fry, Mrs. Ray FOK, Mrs. Otis ( ' 'Randolph, Mrs. Lester , Research, $211; Tuberculosis jackknife,shampoo,cleanusedclothingand bathing suit. Troops William Van Meter, Spokane, Foreman, Miss Hattie Jordan, Research, $66.50; All partners' of the county are asked to select the items they would like to Wash., called to extend Easter Mrs. John Meadows, Mrs. fund, $92.50; Ohio Medicine provide and advise Mrs. Ohlinger. · · greetings. An egg hunt was The spring meeting of Landon Smith, Mrs. Gene fund, $41; and speciallnedicine Troop camp training at Camp Sandy Bend has been scheduled held in the afternoon. Jewell, Mrs. James Rice, Mrs. Region 11, Ohio Associatlon of fund $41. for April22 and 23. Registration is 10 a. m. on April22. · . Vernon Clifton, Mrs. Hubert Garden Clubs at the Immanuel The Salon was reminded to Family camping at Sandy Bend is being offered on Memorwl Forbus, Mrs. Leonard Miller, United Methodist Church in have memorial services in Day this ·year. Mrs. Ohlinger also advises that now is the time to Mrs. Dave O'Neal, Mrs. Elmer Logan, Ohio on April 22 was May, and to get publicity and recruit new leaders. · announced at Monday night's Gru~ser and Mrs. Harry SALISBURYCADEITETROOP208 meeting of the Middleport scrapbooks to Marzella Staats. Huston . An afghan was 1 ed th" kb b I th Garden Club. awarded to Mrs. Ruth Macrame belts were comp et IS wee y mem ers o e Plaos for ceremonial events Meeting at the Columbia Gas Dearhart. Salisbury Cadette Troop and the girls will begin working on in May were discussed at a Co., memlJers viewed slides of Mrs. Martin announced camp craft now· recent meeting of theXwln City At a recent meeting a troop birthday party was held with Shrinettes in the Columbus and flowers and scenery shown by Poppy Day to be observed on Tom Cassell and taken duri~g April 30 at Sandusky Sailors membership stars and hostesses badges being awarded to Diane Southern Ohio Electric Co. his vacations over the past and Soldiers Home. A tour .of Smith, Judy Pugh, Paula Nottingham, Mary Carswell, Pam Mrs. Mary Baldwin presented several years. He was the poppy shop will be held and Evans, Kelly Wilson and Kim Ohlinger. a philanthropy report and presented a Helen Trauble Mrs. Helen Sloan, American Games were played and sandwiches, Kool-Ade, cake and ice reported that $«.88 bad been ~~cured from Royal Crown Legion Auxiliary president, cream were served. Mr. and· Mrs. David Robert rosebush by the club. Mrs. Michael Fry conducted bottle cap redemption. Sewing Yates, sr., Mr. and Mrs. David will be the speaker. the meeting with members projects were discussed . Robert Yates and Roger Allen, responding to roll call by Miss Joanna Distler, home Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. naming a beneficial insect . economist lor the Electric Co., Morgan Yates, Cleveland, and Mrs. Sibley Slack reported on demonstrated how to use small Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yates, · SYRACUSE - Mrs. Carrie meeting. It was announced that appliances, and served several Shellie, Judd and Jeff, Wellston the publicity book. A request from Mrs. Maxine Neutzling, Miss Erna Jesse, the Past Councilors' Club foods she prepared during the were Easter weekend visitors of the Pomeroy and Mrs. Edna Reibel were meeting will be held on Aprilll demonstration. Griffith of Mrs. Geneva Yates. named to a committee for the at the home of Mrs. Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch Natwnal Bank for the club to prep~re a flower arrangement ',.)' District 13's 50th annual rally Miss Jesse gave the report on and son, Stephen and Miss DINNER GIVEN 10 obfor diSplay at the bank SYRACUSE Plans for a to be held on April 13 at the the auditing committee. Mrs . Gladys Dusperdeck, Wheeling, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines were weekend visitors of Mr. "':rvance of the lotlth an- mother-daughter bapquet were Syracuse Elementary School Nettie Hayes reported on sale enterUiined Easter day with a and. Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mr. mversa~y ":as presented. Mrs . . announced when the Emily during Monday's meeting of items for the council. family dinner. Guests were Mr. Council 17, Reports on the Illness of and Mrs . Charles Woode, and Mrs. John Seines. Mrs. J?hn Kmcald and Mrs. James Missionary Society met in the Theodorus Elizabeth Young of Rochester, Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitch remained lor a week to Tithetus were appotmted to make annex of the First United Daughters of America . · arrangemen . Pr b Ch h T sd A rail t' he with her mother who is ilL The th es y1enan urc ue ay y prac 1ce was an- Pa.; Mrs. Emma Brickles, Hines, David and Doug, 1 1 arMrangeR'?taenH or e afternoon, April 4. 'flounced Jor Sunday at 1:30 sister-in-law of Mrs. Edith Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr . and Mrs. Myron Dufthb Y rs. I amm was mon ""' ti · h f field, Jeff and Kathy, have of D h bl .. dj 'Is we mee ng, 1n c arge o p.m. at ' the school with Spencer, Earl Logan, brother Hines, Amy and Andrea, returned home after a several . u1c ue IriS an on~m President Laura · Pickens, deputies, district ollicers , of Mrs. Reibel, and Mrs, Carrie Gallipolis; Mrs. Edith Hines, days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. 10 a gray pottery contal~er. opened with readings from the escorts and others who plan lo Meinhart were given . and Mrs. Georgia Swauger. Geramums and greenery mtha yearbook .m umson. . tte nd th e ra 11y to be present John Seines. . te ed Prayer a basket con ta mer cen r · by Mrs . Za v1'tz , An for the pract1·ce. Reserva t'1ons . N .e was g1ven re fres hmen ts. Mtss e11 •e Eas 1er me d'1ta t'1on from for the ham dinner are to be in Zerk1e an d Mrs. E · M· Wood "Decision" was read for by Friday, April 7 to either served box lunches to the 17 devotions by Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Hayes or Mrs. Reibel , members and one guest, Mrs. followed by prayer. Nine Mrs. Cora Beegle, associate Henry D. Watson. members and a guest an- counc1'Ior, pres1'ded at the : j . . . . • ···~· ····;:»·:·:·: -:~:~ swered roll call with a verse of PLANT CLOSING scripture . The offices and plant of the The date lor the banquet has been set on May 10, at 6:30p.m. Sugar Run Flour Mill, Infants Thru Size 12 SYRACUSE - The alUir of Mrs . Rachel McBride read a Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy wili the First United Presbyterian be closed Friday in respect ·of Infants Thru 61< Church was beautified with ' « letter from Mrs. Roger Benner Besse A. Weed, a partner of the of Bainbridge giving inlilies, palms, and lighted Carters & Health Tex structions on making bandages firm who died Tuesday. · candelabrum& for the Easter Shorts- Shirts - Slacks for the · overseas sewing Funeral services will be worship service Sunday conShortalls THURSDAY assignment. A free will of- conducted Friday at II a.m. at ducted by the Rev. Dwight L. the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. MEIGS COUNTY Council of fering was laken. and Bib Overalls Zavitz. Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Agnes White read lor . the A sunrise service was ·well p.m. Thursday at Riverview. placing of the least coin, "Am I attended at 7 o'clock when the Size Shorts . Slacks - Skirts to feature the Program to Share ." Prepared meditation by the pastor was MRS. SMITII HONORED 7 to 12 and Scooter Skirts "He Lives." A social hour was cultural arts display. Units are Missionaries to be prayed for Gifts were presented to Mrs. to have entries at the school on this day were in Mexico. It Maude Smith of Rutland enjoyed in the annex following Boys & Girls and ready for judging by 7 p.m. was noted a Spring during a meeting of the United the service. Donuts, coffee, and Bathing Suits Presbyterian meeting will be Faith Church congregation at milk were served. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, held in Chillicothe April 1~ . her home Tuesday night. The . carters Sermon topic of the 9 o'cloek The Bible study on Ruth was gifts were given to Mrs. Smith worship was "He Goes Before Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 Sports wF~<'~ r You ." The youth choir, Thursday night at the Pomeroy given by Mrs. McBride. since she is the oldest person The June program will be by attending the church. A potluck directed by Mrs. Zavitz, sang Masonic Temple. Mark master Lay-Away for summer while there Is a large selection. "Angels in White. " In the choir and past master degrees to be Ada Slack. The group supper was enjoyed by the five were Tina Pierce, Donna conferred. Ali companions welcomed a guest, Mrs. Hattie childre~ and 16 adults atZavitz, of Yale, Mich. She Is the tending . Junior · Coleman Hubbard, Gregory and Diane urged to attend. mother of Pastor Zavitz. Nease, Kimberly and Krystal presided at a business meeting Mildred Pierce and Jean MEIGS CHAPTER , during which time several Winebrenner, Joy and Johnda Hall, hostesses, served American Cancer Society, 7:30 Gillispie. items of church business were On The T In Middleport Lilies placed at the altar p.m. Thursday at ollice, Cole refreshments to those named discussed. above and Frankie Mumaw, were in memory of Mrs. Linson St., Middleport. REACH OUT for life service, a~d Susie Fischer. Stebbins, by the Rev. Stebbins and Candy; Albert Duckworth Adventist Church, Pomeroy, and Josephine Duckworth 7:30p.m. Thursday. Topic, "A MONDAY Harden, b)< the Duckworth small man with. a super POMEROY Elementary family; Mr. and Mrs. James secret.n School PTA, 7:30 Monday night Quick, by Mjll'garet Cottrill, at the schooL S~pt. George SUNDAY and Thomas Quick and Hargraves to speak on the live HYMN SING, Sunday, 1:30 mill levy to be voted on in the families; Mrs. Raze! Clark, by Thomas Clark and family; tbe p.m. at MI. Moriah Church of f\'lay Primary. Science fair John Mumaw family, by God. exhibit. Frankie Mumaw; Pearl McBride, Mrs. Hazel Clark and ' . Mrs. Margaret Mills, by Mrs. Rach~l McBride and David . Mills ; Roy and Mayme Holmes, Mariam ·Holmes Weyersmlller, Mariam and Morgan Dean and Harry Dean, by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow, and Mrs. Helen Wetzel agd. family. by~"'-~ Sunday Church school atPricet~' tendance was .0 with Collection $37.37. Cor sa gtlS and boutonnieres were presented the members of the SU.r c!8ss by . . the teen class. Filled Easter • baskets a~d chocolate rabbits Mens 6~-11 were given to the youths of the schooL 992-529-2 ' I GI.r1.' Sco·ut. • · By D ry I a '. . . '"•'"W-"'-'•'' • '""",.,.,.•..,••.••..•••.•. ,.•w.· ...·.•.·.·.•.•.•.·.wv···········<·:·:·:·»"X•:•"='.'-'~~. •X.•.v.-.•.-.·~t-.•.•,•,•;o,•,•.v.•,•,•: • •.•.•.•.•.•.o;•.•.·,•,•.•.o.• '·' • ""~ ·'·' .......... • · ' ,•;-.-. • · ' • ~ • \J �·' 6- The Dall) Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., AprH 6, 1972 Chapeau Day .. On May 13th ' ·I ' • Charlene Hoeflich ··-· '' ''' I ' ' ' :f- .' ' I I; • I I •• ' · Homemakers Will be BUs'J1J In April, ·. May and June PT. PLEASANT -Forthcoming events were reviewed and the definite dates lor them announced at a Mason Coun ty Homemakers Council m~eting Tuesday at Mason County Courthouse Annex. Chief among them were the Charleston area meetihg scheduled lor May 2 at Trinity United Methodist Church here. RegisIra tion and coffee hour will be from 9 to 10 a.m. "Our American Heritage" is the theme for the ail-day meeting. Lunch will be served at the Moose Club. Following the morning . program, and after lunch, the Rio Grande College Choir will present " Ballad for Americans". Mrs. Ray Fox, Clifton, is area representative. Mrs. Howard Garland, Mason County Homemakers Council president, presided during the business meeting. Mrs. Marvin Fry, vice president, presented the devotionals at the opening of the meeting. The Home Demonstration Program Planning Conference S('heduled for April lOth, 11th, and 12th (noon) at Jackson's Mill, was discussed. Patterns . for Planning is the theme of. this conference. Ladies planning to attend are urged to participate in the Style Show there. More sewing workshops are scheduled in Mason County starting on April20 at 2p.m. at the Courthouse Annex. Miss Rosanne Moore, educational represe ntative for Unique Zipper Company, will teach basic sewing techniques, how to choose the right pattern and equipment, machine adjustment, and construction hints at this one-day meeting. According to Mrs. Vicki L. Keefer, Mason County Homemakers Agent, everyone is invited to attend. Mrs. Keefer also announced that Mrs. Adrian Lathey will offer classes every Wednesday evening in May from 7:30 to 9:30 on the latest techniques for sewing with knits for homemakers and 4-H leaders. The fee will he $1 per class . The place where the classes will he held will be announced. Registration must be by April 20th. Mrs . Lester Foreman reported on the new trophy case which the council · had purchased. The Sassafras Club volunteered to put the finishing touches on the unpainted case. A "belle" to represent Mason County at the Glenville Folk Festival June 15-18 was discussed. Mrs . Vernon Clifton announced that the Mason County Spring Luncheon will be held June 13 at Point Pleasant Junior High School. The theme will be music and Dr. Beryl Maurer,' director of personal and family development at West Virginia University, will speak. Committee reporls were given by Mrs. Marvin Fry, chairman of the Hea lth Committee, and Mrs . Otis Randolph, Cultural Arls. The Quilt and Afghan Show is now open to the public at the POLLY'S POINTERS Tape Cuts Down Glare On Car Wiper Blades I. I. I By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY- Homemaking is not exactl y my line but I did notice the letter from Mar~ K. who complained about being blinded by the reflective glare of th e sun from the chrome-plated wiper arms and blades on her car. II she will use black electrical tape or an oil-based flat black enamel on these shiny parts she will no longer be bothered by this. Also, to cure reflected glare from the flat surfaces of the dash against the windshield . cut a piece of velvet or similar dull fabric the proper shape and size and glue in place. Do not forget 'to cut holes for anything that might be on it.- JOHN M. DEAR JOHN-Think what you have been missing by thinking this column Is only for homemakers-It Is a famlly column and we welcome (and get) letters from the men and teen-agers as well as the ladles.-POLLY DEAR POLLY-I just washed our 11-year-old black car but it looked no better than before I started as I did not have time to wax it. While I was washing the windows with vinegar water, I took a big swipe across the trunk of the car and dried it with the new~paper I had been using to dry the windows. Wow! The result looked like a wax job. It took only "'inutes to go over that big old black job and it looked like the results of a morning of work.- MRS. B. R. I , I· 1. I f'''t>llli>J.l!l~>tt~- Polly'.s Problem "''w~;t$_,, 1 DEAR POLLY - Sprmg cleanmg lime IS about • ~ he re so I would like to know the best way of clean- 1i ing painted walls and stucco ceilings. I have tried ~ ' ~?n,y,~ays bu~_no~~ satisfies ",'e.- MRS. K. J . U. ~ "~t.~.. SH:.¥,il.$~.>:{'\~lft~m ~ A DEAR POLLY- My Pet Peeve has to do with borrowing and returning. People are so quick to borrow but then never return the 1tem until it Is asked for. This often requires making up a lie as a reason to ask for its return. The biggest problem Is when you ask for some· thing back and the borrower is offended and gets mad al you . When people borrow, what they borrow should be returned as soon as they are finished with it-JANICE ' (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN .} ' You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pel Peeve, Polly's Problem or solutlon to a problem. Write Polly In car~ of this newspaper. CllrJie(fl Deep cleans and bJishteno co lors. Restore• that ooft plush feel to ,carpeting! U11e m your carpet ohampooer, ~l BAKER FURNITURE M ' Charlene Hoeflich ·I PUP 77 . Pomeroy . . . · . Personal Note~ I . ~ Mr. and ~s. Clarence E. ;$ Chance and children, Lane, ~ Phyllis and . Cynthia, of BARNEY Wf\-'T'CIV• GoT THE I<'E , J . P!\.UL G f-\E TTO ? THA R IS ,ONE LEETLE. THING, LUKEI{ I SHORE AM SORRY RE LAII' UP. SNI)FFI{.. 15 THAR ENN'ITHII\)G rr's OIJE Cf 'Tl'ffiE NEW All - P\A!TIC BIC"(C(._ES I I CAN 00 FER liE? - STOP COMPLAINING. NEW YORK fi?LICE CAMPUS CLATTER W~AT ~APi>EN ~p TO 81.110~ NO, LAST PERIOP HE WAS ASSiST! NG A M . PIIU LING ... ... IN THE ... WHEN THE .DOCTOR 1<-atff- SU D!:S~N I.Y HAC> TO ti\At<.E A HOUSE • CAI.L... ! 1HINK lHE BIKE5 WILL. fiE: (JOOD IN 1HE . CITY. 50h'ETI~5 PATROL ,..__ ON BICYCLES. • MIPPLE OF T~EIR ACUPUNCTURE DEMONSTMTION 71 11 Dz'lms aiYn JfJOWn t n anque 'ate B . (~\ ~QUAit-JT U'LABNER ® " ' .T HE ONE VERMYN IS Trlf. F\EASON MOIIIIES AF\f. THE: WAY THE:'/ ARE- OlD 5AYIN6S! SeE A PIN AioJD PICK IT UP; ALL TH£0TH£R 15TH£ F\EASON LIVE. ENTERTAINMENT IS THE: WAY IT IS- DAY 'r'OUtL HAVE GOOD LUCK! VERM'fN eROTHERS ·· Shtinettes Plan May Ceremonials -ARE THE REASONSH e.1z IS IN T H E .. S HAPE IT IS TODA'/ !! E~ ••. WHAT'S IT I JUST LIKE TO SEE WuAT '1-'<1 IT FEELS LIKE TO 61T I GONNA !IE, A !IAR:BE<it CHAI<it ONCE IN A WHILE! FUDD.SY? WINNiE AND AT Nl(;llml,'£, ?HERE ARC'- 7Dr5ETEVEN BETTER ACtfiJAINlrO 50th Rally Planned Js Ma11 Tenth All4r Beautiful For Easter in Syracuse Church All the kidG in Eve'G Summer Play Clothes for Youngsters I Socia'!' . . 1 SEE HOW WRONG YOU ARE, ANN IE! I lllOUlDti'T HARM A HAIR 0~ YOUR HEAD ! IT'S STUPID TO MURDE R. A, ICalendar~ The Kiddie Shoppe JEl\ttlaLS .. CHitD IH COLO BLOOD! NO, THfRE S A MU CH MORE Eff!Cl"E WM Of SEALINt; YOUR 9K; MO\JTH " " Blue-Navy Indian reservations cover aboul one-fourth of the land in Arizona. f a r m e r s in the United States harvest more than 286,000 acre s of watermelons Pach year. 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In this sample A is used lor the tbre~ L's, X for the two O's, ·etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the lengtli and formation of the words are all hints. Each day ·the code letters are pifl'erent. CRYPTOQUOTES ZR ZY PBZQRG RT HD YZEU, ZJ GTW FBSD RFD IDZYWND BOP ETOSDOZDOED JTN ZR .- NBIAF ·heritage house DQDNYTO YeslerdaJ'a CrypiCHIUote: MATURITY IS THE TIM'E OF LIFE WHEN, IF YOU HAD THE TIME, YOU'D HAVE THE TIME .OF YOUR L!FE.-SOU,RCE UNKNOWN (0 1972 Klnr Fta1uro1 Srndioall, Inc.) Formerly Kips Shoe Store MIDDLEP~RT, OHIO \ • \ t. see red 29, Snappy answer 32. Constelta- ~ or • •• Renl Electric Shampooer per day with purchase of Blue Lustre . ti: . i .~ ddiifiiibl casse ,s . shoes for the fun of it • i ' ~ ~JUJU % Haggerstown, Ind., were Mrs. Mary Marlin, depar- Walker, departemental le ~:: recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . · Iemen tal chapeau, Eight and . secretaire, wete honored Norman E. Hysell, Pomeroy, Forty, announced her plans to guests at the Sandusky dinner Reservations for the annual leaders luncheon of the Four R. D. attend Chapeau Day at the meeting.' Other departemental . Rivers Girl Srout Coimcil to be held on April25 at Williarnsto~n Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knight ~ National Jewish Hospital in officers introduced by Mrs. are to be made with Mrs. William Ohlinger before !?&llirday. The spe nt Easter weekend in Denver, Colo. on May 13' in a Martin were Elizabeth Gilbert,' $1.7sluncheon charge is to be sent wilh the reservation. Caledonia with Mr: ancj Mrs. talk to memllers of the Erie chapeau passe; Mrs. Vivl~t At the luncheon, leaders will be recognized for years of Terry Knight and son, lltevie. Mr. and Mrs. Ja<;k Whittle of · .County Salon 613 at SandUsky Alchholz, second member of service and five, ten, and 15 year pins will be presented. Several Tuesday night. finance; Reva Shllo~. state items of business including the annual cookie sale py the scouts Worthington were Easter Mrs. Martin will present on constitution ami by-IJ!ws; Mrs. will be discussed. Big Bend NeighbOrhood delegates and alter- . weekend guests of Mr. and behall of Eight and Forty Edna Smeltz, partnership nates are espec!ally urg · ed to·a!tend Mrs. Charles Neuman. . th e luncheon . .. T members of Ohio $1,000, chairman. Spending Easter Sunday marking the 22nd bed en- It was noted by the depar· . WHn.E THE APPALACHIAN -HERIT-AGE CAMP held for with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolle Courthouse Annex. The dates dowment from the state. She temental chapeau that only 123 the past two years for disadvantaged girls of the Four Rivers were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and hours are as follows: April noted that to date donations partnerships are needed to Council has been discontinued this year, organizations are bemg Wolfe, DeMy and Beverly, 6, 9 tol2, 1 to 4, and 7 to 9p.m. exceed-that amount by $35.50. reach the state goal. The Erie Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Brad ·Mrs. Martii1 and Mrs. Myrtle Salon arrived at the gi)81 on urged to provide camp scholarships lor local girls. Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and and April 7 from 10 to 12·noon. Nov. 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips The scholarships would entitle disadvantaged girls to attend Mrs. Howard Wolle, Debra and Mrs. Keefer thanked the and Mrs. Carol Ingar were a week of camp during orie of the regularlyhi~cheduled sessions~ Ricky, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. members for the baby gifts 1 welcomed into the Salon by an established camp, fnlormation on 1 8 program can Gene Van Meter and Sandra, which were given to her at a recent shower in the CourtMrs. Martin. secured from Mrs. Ohlinger. Granville; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donations reported by Mrs.. The Big Bend Neighborhood, in conjunction with this program, Hartman, Marcella and Car)a house Anne•. Martin included nurses has beeq asked to provide a complete kit for one girl. This is .to sue, Chester; Mrs. Alice Attending were Mrs. Keefer, Mrs. James Blain, Mrs. £ j f 1!;1 scholarship $519.55; American ' include a sleeping bag or bed roll, mess kit, silverware, camp Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. ErroU Howard Garland, Mrs. Marvin Legion Child Wellare Foun- · uniform, green shorts and white blouses, 2 flashlight batteries, Conroy, Chester, and HIJgh dation, $106; Cystic Fibrosis situpon, a plastic or tin cup. Optional items are a pillow, a Conroy, Akron. Mr. and Mrs. , Fry, Mrs. Ray FOK, Mrs. Otis ( ' 'Randolph, Mrs. Lester , Research, $211; Tuberculosis jackknife,shampoo,cleanusedclothingand bathing suit. Troops William Van Meter, Spokane, Foreman, Miss Hattie Jordan, Research, $66.50; All partners' of the county are asked to select the items they would like to Wash., called to extend Easter Mrs. John Meadows, Mrs. fund, $92.50; Ohio Medicine provide and advise Mrs. Ohlinger. · · greetings. An egg hunt was The spring meeting of Landon Smith, Mrs. Gene fund, $41; and speciallnedicine Troop camp training at Camp Sandy Bend has been scheduled held in the afternoon. Jewell, Mrs. James Rice, Mrs. Region 11, Ohio Associatlon of fund $41. for April22 and 23. Registration is 10 a. m. on April22. · . Vernon Clifton, Mrs. Hubert Garden Clubs at the Immanuel The Salon was reminded to Family camping at Sandy Bend is being offered on Memorwl Forbus, Mrs. Leonard Miller, United Methodist Church in have memorial services in Day this ·year. Mrs. Ohlinger also advises that now is the time to Mrs. Dave O'Neal, Mrs. Elmer Logan, Ohio on April 22 was May, and to get publicity and recruit new leaders. · announced at Monday night's Gru~ser and Mrs. Harry SALISBURYCADEITETROOP208 meeting of the Middleport scrapbooks to Marzella Staats. Huston . An afghan was 1 ed th" kb b I th Garden Club. awarded to Mrs. Ruth Macrame belts were comp et IS wee y mem ers o e Plaos for ceremonial events Meeting at the Columbia Gas Dearhart. Salisbury Cadette Troop and the girls will begin working on in May were discussed at a Co., memlJers viewed slides of Mrs. Martin announced camp craft now· recent meeting of theXwln City At a recent meeting a troop birthday party was held with Shrinettes in the Columbus and flowers and scenery shown by Poppy Day to be observed on Tom Cassell and taken duri~g April 30 at Sandusky Sailors membership stars and hostesses badges being awarded to Diane Southern Ohio Electric Co. his vacations over the past and Soldiers Home. A tour .of Smith, Judy Pugh, Paula Nottingham, Mary Carswell, Pam Mrs. Mary Baldwin presented several years. He was the poppy shop will be held and Evans, Kelly Wilson and Kim Ohlinger. a philanthropy report and presented a Helen Trauble Mrs. Helen Sloan, American Games were played and sandwiches, Kool-Ade, cake and ice reported that $«.88 bad been ~~cured from Royal Crown Legion Auxiliary president, cream were served. Mr. and· Mrs. David Robert rosebush by the club. Mrs. Michael Fry conducted bottle cap redemption. Sewing Yates, sr., Mr. and Mrs. David will be the speaker. the meeting with members projects were discussed . Robert Yates and Roger Allen, responding to roll call by Miss Joanna Distler, home Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. naming a beneficial insect . economist lor the Electric Co., Morgan Yates, Cleveland, and Mrs. Sibley Slack reported on demonstrated how to use small Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yates, · SYRACUSE - Mrs. Carrie meeting. It was announced that appliances, and served several Shellie, Judd and Jeff, Wellston the publicity book. A request from Mrs. Maxine Neutzling, Miss Erna Jesse, the Past Councilors' Club foods she prepared during the were Easter weekend visitors of the Pomeroy and Mrs. Edna Reibel were meeting will be held on Aprilll demonstration. Griffith of Mrs. Geneva Yates. named to a committee for the at the home of Mrs. Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch Natwnal Bank for the club to prep~re a flower arrangement ',.)' District 13's 50th annual rally Miss Jesse gave the report on and son, Stephen and Miss DINNER GIVEN 10 obfor diSplay at the bank SYRACUSE Plans for a to be held on April 13 at the the auditing committee. Mrs . Gladys Dusperdeck, Wheeling, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines were weekend visitors of Mr. "':rvance of the lotlth an- mother-daughter bapquet were Syracuse Elementary School Nettie Hayes reported on sale enterUiined Easter day with a and. Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mr. mversa~y ":as presented. Mrs . . announced when the Emily during Monday's meeting of items for the council. family dinner. Guests were Mr. Council 17, Reports on the Illness of and Mrs . Charles Woode, and Mrs. John Seines. Mrs. J?hn Kmcald and Mrs. James Missionary Society met in the Theodorus Elizabeth Young of Rochester, Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitch remained lor a week to Tithetus were appotmted to make annex of the First United Daughters of America . · arrangemen . Pr b Ch h T sd A rail t' he with her mother who is ilL The th es y1enan urc ue ay y prac 1ce was an- Pa.; Mrs. Emma Brickles, Hines, David and Doug, 1 1 arMrangeR'?taenH or e afternoon, April 4. 'flounced Jor Sunday at 1:30 sister-in-law of Mrs. Edith Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr . and Mrs. Myron Dufthb Y rs. I amm was mon ""' ti · h f field, Jeff and Kathy, have of D h bl .. dj 'Is we mee ng, 1n c arge o p.m. at ' the school with Spencer, Earl Logan, brother Hines, Amy and Andrea, returned home after a several . u1c ue IriS an on~m President Laura · Pickens, deputies, district ollicers , of Mrs. Reibel, and Mrs, Carrie Gallipolis; Mrs. Edith Hines, days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. 10 a gray pottery contal~er. opened with readings from the escorts and others who plan lo Meinhart were given . and Mrs. Georgia Swauger. Geramums and greenery mtha yearbook .m umson. . tte nd th e ra 11y to be present John Seines. . te ed Prayer a basket con ta mer cen r · by Mrs . Za v1'tz , An for the pract1·ce. Reserva t'1ons . N .e was g1ven re fres hmen ts. Mtss e11 •e Eas 1er me d'1ta t'1on from for the ham dinner are to be in Zerk1e an d Mrs. E · M· Wood "Decision" was read for by Friday, April 7 to either served box lunches to the 17 devotions by Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Hayes or Mrs. Reibel , members and one guest, Mrs. followed by prayer. Nine Mrs. Cora Beegle, associate Henry D. Watson. members and a guest an- counc1'Ior, pres1'ded at the : j . . . . • ···~· ····;:»·:·:·: -:~:~ swered roll call with a verse of PLANT CLOSING scripture . The offices and plant of the The date lor the banquet has been set on May 10, at 6:30p.m. Sugar Run Flour Mill, Infants Thru Size 12 SYRACUSE - The alUir of Mrs . Rachel McBride read a Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy wili the First United Presbyterian be closed Friday in respect ·of Infants Thru 61< Church was beautified with ' « letter from Mrs. Roger Benner Besse A. Weed, a partner of the of Bainbridge giving inlilies, palms, and lighted Carters & Health Tex structions on making bandages firm who died Tuesday. · candelabrum& for the Easter Shorts- Shirts - Slacks for the · overseas sewing Funeral services will be worship service Sunday conShortalls THURSDAY assignment. A free will of- conducted Friday at II a.m. at ducted by the Rev. Dwight L. the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. MEIGS COUNTY Council of fering was laken. and Bib Overalls Zavitz. Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Agnes White read lor . the A sunrise service was ·well p.m. Thursday at Riverview. placing of the least coin, "Am I attended at 7 o'clock when the Size Shorts . Slacks - Skirts to feature the Program to Share ." Prepared meditation by the pastor was MRS. SMITII HONORED 7 to 12 and Scooter Skirts "He Lives." A social hour was cultural arts display. Units are Missionaries to be prayed for Gifts were presented to Mrs. to have entries at the school on this day were in Mexico. It Maude Smith of Rutland enjoyed in the annex following Boys & Girls and ready for judging by 7 p.m. was noted a Spring during a meeting of the United the service. Donuts, coffee, and Bathing Suits Presbyterian meeting will be Faith Church congregation at milk were served. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, held in Chillicothe April 1~ . her home Tuesday night. The . carters Sermon topic of the 9 o'cloek The Bible study on Ruth was gifts were given to Mrs. Smith worship was "He Goes Before Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 Sports wF~<'~ r You ." The youth choir, Thursday night at the Pomeroy given by Mrs. McBride. since she is the oldest person The June program will be by attending the church. A potluck directed by Mrs. Zavitz, sang Masonic Temple. Mark master Lay-Away for summer while there Is a large selection. "Angels in White. " In the choir and past master degrees to be Ada Slack. The group supper was enjoyed by the five were Tina Pierce, Donna conferred. Ali companions welcomed a guest, Mrs. Hattie childre~ and 16 adults atZavitz, of Yale, Mich. She Is the tending . Junior · Coleman Hubbard, Gregory and Diane urged to attend. mother of Pastor Zavitz. Nease, Kimberly and Krystal presided at a business meeting Mildred Pierce and Jean MEIGS CHAPTER , during which time several Winebrenner, Joy and Johnda Hall, hostesses, served American Cancer Society, 7:30 Gillispie. items of church business were On The T In Middleport Lilies placed at the altar p.m. Thursday at ollice, Cole refreshments to those named discussed. above and Frankie Mumaw, were in memory of Mrs. Linson St., Middleport. REACH OUT for life service, a~d Susie Fischer. Stebbins, by the Rev. Stebbins and Candy; Albert Duckworth Adventist Church, Pomeroy, and Josephine Duckworth 7:30p.m. Thursday. Topic, "A MONDAY Harden, b)< the Duckworth small man with. a super POMEROY Elementary family; Mr. and Mrs. James secret.n School PTA, 7:30 Monday night Quick, by Mjll'garet Cottrill, at the schooL S~pt. George SUNDAY and Thomas Quick and Hargraves to speak on the live HYMN SING, Sunday, 1:30 mill levy to be voted on in the families; Mrs. Raze! Clark, by Thomas Clark and family; tbe p.m. at MI. Moriah Church of f\'lay Primary. Science fair John Mumaw family, by God. exhibit. Frankie Mumaw; Pearl McBride, Mrs. Hazel Clark and ' . Mrs. Margaret Mills, by Mrs. Rach~l McBride and David . Mills ; Roy and Mayme Holmes, Mariam ·Holmes Weyersmlller, Mariam and Morgan Dean and Harry Dean, by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow, and Mrs. Helen Wetzel agd. family. by~"'-~ Sunday Church school atPricet~' tendance was .0 with Collection $37.37. Cor sa gtlS and boutonnieres were presented the members of the SU.r c!8ss by . . the teen class. Filled Easter • baskets a~d chocolate rabbits Mens 6~-11 were given to the youths of the schooL 992-529-2 ' I GI.r1.' Sco·ut. • · By D ry I a '. . . '"•'"W-"'-'•'' • '""",.,.,.•..,••.••..•••.•. ,.•w.· ...·.•.·.·.•.•.•.·.wv···········<·:·:·:·»"X•:•"='.'-'~~. •X.•.v.-.•.-.·~t-.•.•,•,•;o,•,•.v.•,•,•: • •.•.•.•.•.•.o;•.•.·,•,•.•.o.• '·' • ""~ ·'·' .......... • · ' ,•;-.-. • · ' • ~ • \J �·- .' ....~ ..... a-The o.lly Sentinel, Midlleport-PIIilefOY, 0 ., Aprll8, 1m Don C. McBride Dies Wednesday Don C. McBride, 96, Houston, Pa. , formerly of Meigs County, ditd Wednesday afternoon in . Pennsylvania. Mr. McBride was born in Syracuse, the son of Dick and Fannie Quillen McBride. He attended \the~ Carleton College al Syractlse and the Asbury Melliodist Church. He was the last survi>iug member of the Syracuse baseball team of 1895. For several years he worked in the offices 'or the Syracuse Coal and Salt Ce. and in 1902 he and his wife, the former Emma Neutzling of Pomeroy, went to Pittsburgh where he worked as a bookkeeper for the Pittsburgh Mining Co. He was employed there 55 years. Mr. McBridge spent several weeks each year visiting friends in the Pomeroy Bend I .' 1 Blazer is Best Bidder J. J. Blazer Construction Company, Wheelersburg, was the apparent low bidder Tuesday on a two-mile im· provement project of Ohio Rt. t60 in Springfield Twp. in Gallia County. Blazer's bid was $456,29!: Total programmed estimate for the · projec t, including construction, right of way. and. engineering costs, was $860,000. The project. was deferred . WiJJiams Hurt ,. . / / area. Survlving are ~hree daughters, several grandchildren, and cousins in Syracuse, Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mrs. George Grueser, Mrs. Gladys Hayman, Mrs. Myrtle McBride, Ol'Ville Crooks and Ernest Quillen. Preceding him in deafh were his parents, his wife, a sister, a brother and a son. •. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Speedman Funeral Home in Cannonsburg, Pa. Burial wm be in Washington Cemetery there. ' 1I 'I ' ~I At Luncheon I The Meigs County Retired Teachers Assn. will meet at the Trln!ty Church In Pomeroy at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 15, for a lun~eon. John Reece, public relations director for the James M. Gavin Plant at Cheshire and the new Meigs Mine will present an !Uustrated talk on the two operations and their impact on the economy of Melga .County. Dick Wiley, well-known Middleport musician, ><:ill present a program of mule. Reservations for the luncheon are to be sent or called to Mrs. Anna Hllldore, Syracuse, on or before Tuesday, April I!. Mrs . Hllldore's phone number Is 9925123: ' l '' Mark Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs . Ray Williams , Rutland Road and a senior at Meigs High School, ·suffered fractures in both bones of one leg below the knee playing "dodge ball" at the school Ia~!> Wednesday morning. The Pomeroy E·R squad gave (irst aid to Williams, an outstanding member of the Meigs football squad. Williams was taken to Pomeroy where he was transferred lo a Ewing ambulance going to Holzer Medical Center. Williams was placed in a cast which he will be wearing the next six to eight weeks. He was home today. !b:OUJJ!bbbb ' ' from the second quarter fiscal 1972 construction program due to a sl(ortage of state con· struction funds. Improvement, mostly on new location, · extends from just south of townsh\p road 211 in Springfield Twp., to just south of the Morgan· Twp. line. · Plans call for 24-foot pavement on improved alignment and grade, paralleling exisiting Ohio !GO to the west and bypassing Porter. Traffic will be maintained on e•isting pavement · and tern· porary roads . ~stimated completion date is Oct. 31. Off to Galopagos Somewhat Earlier Dr. J. J . Davis who will go \O Galopagos by the "Golden Cachalot," is .leaving sooner than expected due to a change in plans of the company arranging the tour. Dr. Davis, who now will leave his Middleport office by 11 a.m. Saturday, will be gone until April 27. Patients are being advised of the earlier departure. Dr. Davis had planned to be at his office all of Saturday. EXTENDED OUTLOOK · , Ohlo Extended Ouilook Saturday .through Monday: Quite cool lbrou1b· the period with a cbaace of some rain · south Satu'rday, otherwile fair. Highs during the period generally IIi tbe 40s north and tbe 50s south portlons. Lows al !light ra~giog mainly in the 20s north to the 30S south. Veterans Memorial Hospital Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-3:30. ADMITTED - Bernice Hook, Pomeroy; Timothy Wamsley, Middleport; Mary Lou Evans, Long Bottom; Clara Clark, Reedsville; Nellie Frizzle, Reedsville; Labonte Clell, Long Bottom; Grace Roach, Gallipolis; Ralph Davis, Point Pleasant. DISCHARGED - Marvin Thomas, Marguerite Freeman, Philip Shoemaker, John Hammons, Carol Drake. Clifford Cook of Mason collided. The Nease vehicle, driven by Mrs. Donna Jesn Nease, struck a utility pole after the collision with the truck. Both of the Nease women were taken to the Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy E·R squad where they were treated for min<r bruises, lacerations and abrasions, and released. Damages to the Nease car were heavy. Pomeroy police said late this morning that investigation of the accident ts continuing. . I '• ' I : I . I . H I I ·I· I I SUIT FILED A suit for right of way .has been fUed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by the Ohio Power Company ,P,mton, against Clovis L. Strausbrauch, Wilkesville, eta!. elal. l I Ii I .I: l I: I " • •• .. SUPPER, BAZAAR SET LETART FALLS - A jitney supper and bazaar will be held Saturday at Letart Falls community hall. Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds will be used to pay for ex• tensive remodeling being done at the building. SALE TWO DAYS Ladies of Forest Run Methodist Church will hold a PAPERS FILED Articles of Incorporation rummage sale April 13 and 14 have been filed in Columbus at the church from 9 a.m. to 3 with Secretary of State Ted W. p.m . Brown by the BeMett Ex· REVIVAL SET cavatlng Co., Inc., Reedsville. Agent is William G. Goudy, A week-long revival will get underway at 7:30p.m. Sunday Reedsville Route 1. at the MI. Olive church in Long Bottom. 9-'fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pml1eroy; o., April6, 1972 $¥2 .· Million ·Point CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek Credit Union , Inc., owned by employees of the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Station, has r~ched the one half million dollar asset plateau according to Eugene R. Steele, president. The 1{yger Creek Credit Union was Crisp to Speak chartered by the state In '. Jack W. Crisp, who is March,1957 with assets of $850. The purpose of the credit seeking the Democrat nomination for lOth District union movement is to provide a Congress in the May 2 primary, convenient place for fellow will be guest speaker at employees to borrow at a tonight's meeting of Local1775, reasonable rate of inters! and American, Federal, State, at the same time provide a sale County and Municipal Em· and convenient means lo save ployees at 7:30 pm: at lfnion for tuture needs. To assist in these two objectives OVEC Hall in Gallipolis. . offered its employees a payroll. Crisp will present his views ' deduction plan . on problems in the lOth With considerable volunteer Congressional District, and labor, OVEC management make proposals on how to assistance and with nearly 100 combat those problems. per cent participation of the membership, tlie credit union Now yo)! Know mel during 1971 was able to loan In bear-baitings pepper was money to its members at an often blown into the nose of a annual percentage rate of 7.83 chain bear to arouse the after an interest rebate of 13 animal before dogs were pet was granted on aU Interest turned loose on it. paid during the year, and at the . ~ same time paid a 6pet dividend to all shareholders. The management of OVEC has always supported the credit union in every way possible and at a recent Management Appreciation Dinner of the Soutb Central Chapter of Ohio Central Credit Union Plant Mfnliger Louis R. Ford,.' Jr. accepted an 'award lauding OVEC's continued support of the credit union movement. II I. I· t I. PRICES EFFECTIVE ITT Story (Continued from page 1) Gerrity, an ITT senior vice president in charge or. public relations. Anderson Has Copy The Sun said Wilson believed the memo came into Anderson's hands thrqugh Merriam, whom he called "a busy-body little guy." The Sun said Wilson said it was obvious Anderson had the original memo and not a copy, and "it had to come from ' • VICKS G.ERITOL TABLETS VAPORUB THRU REG. 11.19 APRIL 9 3.1 40's 77~ oz. J VICKS SPRAY .. Reg. 2.98 ~SIN EX Merriam." '1.29 SALE .. '., ,: \·.· \.,(.. " "'"""'"'1 The ·G·arage Sale star Is Tom orrow and • lhe sav in gs ar e ..Y.; REG. '1.49 You hiive attended garage sales before but never with the vast variety and selection of merchandise as we are offering at the Giant Garage Sale. Just look at _the variety that's being offered below and this is only a beginning. Space dO~jS not permit to list, but a few items, however, there are many, many, M-A-N-Y, M-A-N-Y more (New, Used, Old, a few scratches, some dents, scuffs, floor samples, off colors) . So inany items we hardly know how to describe them. All we can say is if you miss it - YOU HAVE MISSED IT! Over 1,000items. Below are justa few. · 260Z. . ..·-·-·-... .-··-·..... _. REG. '1.89 60's - · - ~- ;-;-_o.:.:::-=:=:..':'"' READY MIX REG. 1.85 • D-CON READY TO USE -'. • BOX REG. 7f1 Preparation H CANS ' . TAMPAX tlt"'""'"''/-"fl<'fll"'"" ........... . . . ...... .... Reg. or Super 40's SUCRETS .Reg. 1.93 o.J•~ REG. '2.49 14 oz. sge ·.A.ETCHER'S CASTOR IA KODAK 5 oz. Reg. FLASH CUBES REG. Light Bulbs SOMINEX TABLETS 25-40-60-75-100 32 TABLETS watt MIX OR MATCH MAGI CUBES Reg. 12.35 $ 33~ 133 • PRELl SUPPOSITORIES Reg. 119. 1 24's '2.33 NEW SIZE TABLOS Reg. PLAnEX DISPOSABLE BOnLES 65 BOTTUS Reg. 99~ 1.19 . VICKS INHALER REG. '1.89 \..) REG. SPECI~L NIGHmME COLDS MEDICINE ONLY 65' .REG. $1 59 6 oz. . ONLY 99~ 99~ AIDS REDUCING PLAN CANDY •·' RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE THIRD & PINE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ I . . (' . /' ' 11 ~-- 4.50Z. -" 'l.67' *1.0.9 :; SIZE IC .... ~~ ~ ~~~~-- ,, ·::...... 'Z.QS REG. 98' 36's sge ' . VANillA, CHOCOlATE. CHOCOlATE MINT, IUTTI!lSCOTCH 1 lb. 8 or. 30 DAY SUPPL 'I' 39t SAVE NOW ONLY 24 OL REG. _..- -::: ~El'L35 ' ' Reg.' 350 $ . iOO 1ABLETS . HAIR DRESSING IN IHtWORLD I I• REG.. TABLETS SEWNG 99~ 60's $1.79 LILT UQUID IMPERIAL I 8 & 40 Salon, 710 $1·•77 --· - .... 49 REG. '2.15 . 16 oz. . Martha Chambers, Clerk Board of County Comm issione rs (31 30 <•I 6, lie Reg, 1.98 SHAMPOO ·JOHNSON'S . NATURALLY ' FEMININE I .. • • 24's REG. 83' ' SYLVANIA 12's 69~ SUCRETS 69~ 7 Ol ss~ '1.85 ' 98~ Reg. 12.49 2 oz. REG. '1.40 100'S' CHILDREN'S ' CX-126-12 Reg. 11.17 '3.39 CASE .... 1.29 FILM SYLVANIA Ointm~nt PR I PARIIIION H ......... ,...... .............,............. $1.29 BUY BY CASE oz. 16 oz. BABY OIL REG. 11.09 32 ggt Reg. 11.89 REG. 2J5 85's 6 oz. \" 14 hour protection Reg. 11.98 16 oz. ~~---;;;;;:;::;;;;::;:;:::;:;:;;=~~==::::::::::~--·---l25's REG. '1.69 ' . BABY LOTION HB. 1 Intimate cleanliness, in1imarely understood . lht g igantic sal t . actual quantit ies of aggregates to be furn ished, but eattt SUC· cessful bidder shall be required t o furnish any part of 111e actual · r equirements as ordered dur ing this bid period . On 111e outside of tl1e envelope containing the bid form s, the bidders shall have their nam e an·d address and marked "Aggregate Bid ." Proposals are to be returned on b id forms suppl ied by the Vendor . Quotl!tions will be opened at the lime specified above . · The Meigs County Co'm . missioners r eserve the right to reject any or all quotations or any part th ereof . BANK ROBBED FRIDAY, APRIL 7 Bond for Thomas Gregory CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two Wright, 29, Cincinnati, who was masked men robbed a Provi9 A.M. • 3 P.M. apprehended on charges of dent Bank branch of an · ' Rac i ne American Legion poaseaslon of hallucinogen and estimated $5,000 Wednesday Halt. Odds and ends, new trespassing: has been set at " while holding five bank em· _ jewelry and home m1ide goodies. · f250 the Me1ga County Sheriff's ployes and seven customers at Dept. reported. gunpoint . • 99e rv1assengllt ""''""'"" /~ Plastic cups (79c value) only 9c Earphones (Values to $3.00) Your choice SOc Kay Guitar (569.95 value) New but slightly damaged 529.00 Playing cards (59c value) only 19c Pen & pencil sets- Free as long' as they last Used refrigerator $50.00 Good electric motors (lf4 & one~ third h.p.J $3.50 and up Used electric range (extra clean) $95.00 Religious sheet music (Honest only 9c per copy) 3-Electric guitars- these won't last long (Starting at $11.95) Money holder and key chain (3c each} Light bulbs (used but good} only 4c each One new and one used furnace (Priced right} Cold water fountain ( Bargin price} Flutophone's (New) Only 62c (Regularly $1.00} New 8 track player tapes !Values to $6.95) Your choice 53.00 Toys (almost free) Guitar case $9.95 new (Only 52.50 for the Garage Sale) 1 Only electric blanket ($24.95 New) Garage Sale price 59.95 Set of linen - no iron. "( Honest 516.95 value) Only S7 .75 Lots of stereo records (Values to 55.98} your choice 99c Only 1 portable BBQ Grill - $1.00 Automatic washers !Starting at $25.00) Used Used Automatic dryers (Only 3 left) Ba lions - Free ' Some new records !Only 20cl 7 h.p. Gasoline boat motor (with gas tank) $150,00 Used once 1965 Ford Fairlane (V-8) Priced to sell Also one used pick-up truck (1h T. Ford) A real buy Used G.a s hot water heater (Cheap) $1.77 $1.33 I'l l tl g my ha l 10 anvont wh o has en ough will power to stav away !rom Reg. 1.59 Tablets .,..... " REGUlAR OR MINT Like a garage sale- But we are using our parking lot instead. The most unusual sale you have ever seen. · . ONLY PHIWPS' MILK OF .MAGNESIA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, .APRIL 7th & 8th ·~ '1.09 oz. 24 CORICIDEN D TABLETS " '' STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. · REG. 11.95· Reg. 1.35 '25 Tablets ID~""'" EII\ I:N...·, .... "'" .. . .....,...~ Ol with the World's Finest Powd~r! POWDER CORICIDEN TABLETS GARAGE ,, $1.77 BABY 12 oz. ONLY UBABY YOURSELF" ~ .. Reg. 2.98 GERITOL LIQUID BOND SET ,,• ALL ITEMS ARE DISCOUNTED 11 REG. 12.19 30cc Women Injured In Collision Two Pomeroy women suf· fered minor injuries at 8:38 a.m. Thursday when the car in which they were riding was in an accident on East Main St., Pomeroy, near the Rizer Tire Co. Injured were Mrs. Ada Nease, operator of the Fabric Shop, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Donna Jean Nease. The two women were traveling west on Main .St. when their vehicle and a truck driven by ·I creditUnion at EAGLE CANDIATE - G. RODNEY HOLMAN, Syracuse, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Holman, as a con<lidate for Eagle Scout, the highest award in scouting, chose as his project a sign for his hometown park. Young Holman made the sign, without assistance, while serving as a Life Scout in Troop 242. TWO FINED Two defendants were lined and a third forfeited bond in the DIES IN FLORIDA court of Po'meroy Mayor Miss Lelah Sidenstricket, William Baronick We<!nesday Lake Worth, Fla., died early night. Lewis Cobb, 45, today. A former resident of Charleston, was fined $100 and Middleport and Rut\and, she costs and sentenced to three was the daughter of the late days in jail on conviction of Allee Sldenstricker. She is driving while intoxicated, and survived by a sister, Lady 1'erry Hendricks, 20, Pomeroy, Canaday, of Cofumbus. PLEASANT VALLEY was fined $5 and costs for Funeral services will be anNames of patients admitted running a red light. Terry nounced by Rawlings Coats have been discontinued for Reiber, 21, Racine, forfeited a Funeral Home. publication by ~ospital $25 bond for assured clear .authorities. distance . DISCHARGES: Mrs. Edison SIGN-UP DATES SET Brace, Racine; Mrs. Charles LEGAL NOTICE MASON - Ray "Red" Bledsoe, Charles Dowell, NOTICE Tucker, president of Mason Woodrow Kapp, all Point Notice LEGAL to Bidders : Little League , announced Pleasant; James Ball, Pliny; Sealed quotations will be eceived by the Board ot County today sign-up for pee wee and Kathy Fields, Pomeroy; W. rComm i ssioners of M elos Httle league wiU be held on the Balch, Matilda Butcher, County, Ohio , at·the off ice of the Comm iss ioners In the following days, April 7, from 5 · Wadear Thabet, Point County Court House , in the V illage of to 7:30p.m., April& from 2 to 6 Pleasant. Flomeroy , Oh io 45769 , until 9:30 .M . on the 18th day of April p.m., April 14 from 5 to 7:30 BIRTH: April5, a son to Mr. A 1972 for the furnishing of all p.m. and April 15 from 2 to 6 and Mrs. Keith Holley, Apple kinds and sizes of aggregates that may be required by the p.m. Boys should be ac· Grove. Meigs· County Highway companied by parents and a Department . Quote pr ice per ton , F.O . B. registration 'fee of $5 must be loaded at the vendor ' s plant for MRS. NYE DIES paid upon signing. th e various kihd and sizes of Mrs. Carrie Nye, formerly of aggregates that may be Pomeroy, died Thursday required which will conform to pert inent State of Ohio, morning al the Arlington the Department of Highwav& GIRL OF MONTH Nursing Home in Newark, co nstruct ion and material Janice Boggs, daughter of ci fi cati ons , " 7(13 Ohio. Mrs . Nye lived in spe Aggre9a te s:' da t ed January 1, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Boggs of Pomeroy many years. She 1971 ; E ltCepting pea or shot Reedsville was the March wttic h is an un graded operated a gift shop at her grave! mater~ I. "Girl of the Month" of the Pr ice s quoted on thi s bid shall home . on Mulberry Ave. Eastern High School Future be In effect w i thout change until Graveside services, with the May 1, 1973 . · Homemakers of America. A Estimated quant ity of all Ewing Fllneral Home in senior, she has been in FHA aggregate s - required , ap imately 60,0ti0 tons . three years. In her jlinior year charge, wlli be held at 11 a.m. pro)( With respect to the aforesaid at Beech Grove she was its president and this Saturday est im.ated quant i ties bidder Cemetery. · shalt understand that no year has been vice president. guarM i ee Is g iven as to the I. I In Gym Accident .i Reece to Speak I ' ..:. - \ I 99 , �·- .' ....~ ..... a-The o.lly Sentinel, Midlleport-PIIilefOY, 0 ., Aprll8, 1m Don C. McBride Dies Wednesday Don C. McBride, 96, Houston, Pa. , formerly of Meigs County, ditd Wednesday afternoon in . Pennsylvania. Mr. McBride was born in Syracuse, the son of Dick and Fannie Quillen McBride. He attended \the~ Carleton College al Syractlse and the Asbury Melliodist Church. He was the last survi>iug member of the Syracuse baseball team of 1895. For several years he worked in the offices 'or the Syracuse Coal and Salt Ce. and in 1902 he and his wife, the former Emma Neutzling of Pomeroy, went to Pittsburgh where he worked as a bookkeeper for the Pittsburgh Mining Co. He was employed there 55 years. Mr. McBridge spent several weeks each year visiting friends in the Pomeroy Bend I .' 1 Blazer is Best Bidder J. J. Blazer Construction Company, Wheelersburg, was the apparent low bidder Tuesday on a two-mile im· provement project of Ohio Rt. t60 in Springfield Twp. in Gallia County. Blazer's bid was $456,29!: Total programmed estimate for the · projec t, including construction, right of way. and. engineering costs, was $860,000. The project. was deferred . WiJJiams Hurt ,. . / / area. Survlving are ~hree daughters, several grandchildren, and cousins in Syracuse, Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mrs. George Grueser, Mrs. Gladys Hayman, Mrs. Myrtle McBride, Ol'Ville Crooks and Ernest Quillen. Preceding him in deafh were his parents, his wife, a sister, a brother and a son. •. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Speedman Funeral Home in Cannonsburg, Pa. Burial wm be in Washington Cemetery there. ' 1I 'I ' ~I At Luncheon I The Meigs County Retired Teachers Assn. will meet at the Trln!ty Church In Pomeroy at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 15, for a lun~eon. John Reece, public relations director for the James M. Gavin Plant at Cheshire and the new Meigs Mine will present an !Uustrated talk on the two operations and their impact on the economy of Melga .County. Dick Wiley, well-known Middleport musician, ><:ill present a program of mule. Reservations for the luncheon are to be sent or called to Mrs. Anna Hllldore, Syracuse, on or before Tuesday, April I!. Mrs . Hllldore's phone number Is 9925123: ' l '' Mark Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs . Ray Williams , Rutland Road and a senior at Meigs High School, ·suffered fractures in both bones of one leg below the knee playing "dodge ball" at the school Ia~!> Wednesday morning. The Pomeroy E·R squad gave (irst aid to Williams, an outstanding member of the Meigs football squad. Williams was taken to Pomeroy where he was transferred lo a Ewing ambulance going to Holzer Medical Center. Williams was placed in a cast which he will be wearing the next six to eight weeks. He was home today. !b:OUJJ!bbbb ' ' from the second quarter fiscal 1972 construction program due to a sl(ortage of state con· struction funds. Improvement, mostly on new location, · extends from just south of townsh\p road 211 in Springfield Twp., to just south of the Morgan· Twp. line. · Plans call for 24-foot pavement on improved alignment and grade, paralleling exisiting Ohio !GO to the west and bypassing Porter. Traffic will be maintained on e•isting pavement · and tern· porary roads . ~stimated completion date is Oct. 31. Off to Galopagos Somewhat Earlier Dr. J. J . Davis who will go \O Galopagos by the "Golden Cachalot," is .leaving sooner than expected due to a change in plans of the company arranging the tour. Dr. Davis, who now will leave his Middleport office by 11 a.m. Saturday, will be gone until April 27. Patients are being advised of the earlier departure. Dr. Davis had planned to be at his office all of Saturday. EXTENDED OUTLOOK · , Ohlo Extended Ouilook Saturday .through Monday: Quite cool lbrou1b· the period with a cbaace of some rain · south Satu'rday, otherwile fair. Highs during the period generally IIi tbe 40s north and tbe 50s south portlons. Lows al !light ra~giog mainly in the 20s north to the 30S south. Veterans Memorial Hospital Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-3:30. ADMITTED - Bernice Hook, Pomeroy; Timothy Wamsley, Middleport; Mary Lou Evans, Long Bottom; Clara Clark, Reedsville; Nellie Frizzle, Reedsville; Labonte Clell, Long Bottom; Grace Roach, Gallipolis; Ralph Davis, Point Pleasant. DISCHARGED - Marvin Thomas, Marguerite Freeman, Philip Shoemaker, John Hammons, Carol Drake. Clifford Cook of Mason collided. The Nease vehicle, driven by Mrs. Donna Jesn Nease, struck a utility pole after the collision with the truck. Both of the Nease women were taken to the Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy E·R squad where they were treated for min<r bruises, lacerations and abrasions, and released. Damages to the Nease car were heavy. Pomeroy police said late this morning that investigation of the accident ts continuing. . I '• ' I : I . I . H I I ·I· I I SUIT FILED A suit for right of way .has been fUed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by the Ohio Power Company ,P,mton, against Clovis L. Strausbrauch, Wilkesville, eta!. elal. l I Ii I .I: l I: I " • •• .. SUPPER, BAZAAR SET LETART FALLS - A jitney supper and bazaar will be held Saturday at Letart Falls community hall. Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds will be used to pay for ex• tensive remodeling being done at the building. SALE TWO DAYS Ladies of Forest Run Methodist Church will hold a PAPERS FILED Articles of Incorporation rummage sale April 13 and 14 have been filed in Columbus at the church from 9 a.m. to 3 with Secretary of State Ted W. p.m . Brown by the BeMett Ex· REVIVAL SET cavatlng Co., Inc., Reedsville. Agent is William G. Goudy, A week-long revival will get underway at 7:30p.m. Sunday Reedsville Route 1. at the MI. Olive church in Long Bottom. 9-'fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pml1eroy; o., April6, 1972 $¥2 .· Million ·Point CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek Credit Union , Inc., owned by employees of the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Station, has r~ched the one half million dollar asset plateau according to Eugene R. Steele, president. The 1{yger Creek Credit Union was Crisp to Speak chartered by the state In '. Jack W. Crisp, who is March,1957 with assets of $850. The purpose of the credit seeking the Democrat nomination for lOth District union movement is to provide a Congress in the May 2 primary, convenient place for fellow will be guest speaker at employees to borrow at a tonight's meeting of Local1775, reasonable rate of inters! and American, Federal, State, at the same time provide a sale County and Municipal Em· and convenient means lo save ployees at 7:30 pm: at lfnion for tuture needs. To assist in these two objectives OVEC Hall in Gallipolis. . offered its employees a payroll. Crisp will present his views ' deduction plan . on problems in the lOth With considerable volunteer Congressional District, and labor, OVEC management make proposals on how to assistance and with nearly 100 combat those problems. per cent participation of the membership, tlie credit union Now yo)! Know mel during 1971 was able to loan In bear-baitings pepper was money to its members at an often blown into the nose of a annual percentage rate of 7.83 chain bear to arouse the after an interest rebate of 13 animal before dogs were pet was granted on aU Interest turned loose on it. paid during the year, and at the . ~ same time paid a 6pet dividend to all shareholders. The management of OVEC has always supported the credit union in every way possible and at a recent Management Appreciation Dinner of the Soutb Central Chapter of Ohio Central Credit Union Plant Mfnliger Louis R. Ford,.' Jr. accepted an 'award lauding OVEC's continued support of the credit union movement. II I. I· t I. PRICES EFFECTIVE ITT Story (Continued from page 1) Gerrity, an ITT senior vice president in charge or. public relations. Anderson Has Copy The Sun said Wilson believed the memo came into Anderson's hands thrqugh Merriam, whom he called "a busy-body little guy." The Sun said Wilson said it was obvious Anderson had the original memo and not a copy, and "it had to come from ' • VICKS G.ERITOL TABLETS VAPORUB THRU REG. 11.19 APRIL 9 3.1 40's 77~ oz. J VICKS SPRAY .. Reg. 2.98 ~SIN EX Merriam." '1.29 SALE .. '., ,: \·.· \.,(.. " "'"""'"'1 The ·G·arage Sale star Is Tom orrow and • lhe sav in gs ar e ..Y.; REG. '1.49 You hiive attended garage sales before but never with the vast variety and selection of merchandise as we are offering at the Giant Garage Sale. Just look at _the variety that's being offered below and this is only a beginning. Space dO~jS not permit to list, but a few items, however, there are many, many, M-A-N-Y, M-A-N-Y more (New, Used, Old, a few scratches, some dents, scuffs, floor samples, off colors) . So inany items we hardly know how to describe them. All we can say is if you miss it - YOU HAVE MISSED IT! Over 1,000items. Below are justa few. · 260Z. . ..·-·-·-... .-··-·..... _. REG. '1.89 60's - · - ~- ;-;-_o.:.:::-=:=:..':'"' READY MIX REG. 1.85 • D-CON READY TO USE -'. • BOX REG. 7f1 Preparation H CANS ' . TAMPAX tlt"'""'"''/-"fl<'fll"'"" ........... . . . ...... .... Reg. or Super 40's SUCRETS .Reg. 1.93 o.J•~ REG. '2.49 14 oz. sge ·.A.ETCHER'S CASTOR IA KODAK 5 oz. Reg. FLASH CUBES REG. Light Bulbs SOMINEX TABLETS 25-40-60-75-100 32 TABLETS watt MIX OR MATCH MAGI CUBES Reg. 12.35 $ 33~ 133 • PRELl SUPPOSITORIES Reg. 119. 1 24's '2.33 NEW SIZE TABLOS Reg. PLAnEX DISPOSABLE BOnLES 65 BOTTUS Reg. 99~ 1.19 . VICKS INHALER REG. '1.89 \..) REG. SPECI~L NIGHmME COLDS MEDICINE ONLY 65' .REG. $1 59 6 oz. . ONLY 99~ 99~ AIDS REDUCING PLAN CANDY •·' RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE THIRD & PINE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ I . . (' . /' ' 11 ~-- 4.50Z. -" 'l.67' *1.0.9 :; SIZE IC .... ~~ ~ ~~~~-- ,, ·::...... 'Z.QS REG. 98' 36's sge ' . VANillA, CHOCOlATE. CHOCOlATE MINT, IUTTI!lSCOTCH 1 lb. 8 or. 30 DAY SUPPL 'I' 39t SAVE NOW ONLY 24 OL REG. _..- -::: ~El'L35 ' ' Reg.' 350 $ . iOO 1ABLETS . HAIR DRESSING IN IHtWORLD I I• REG.. TABLETS SEWNG 99~ 60's $1.79 LILT UQUID IMPERIAL I 8 & 40 Salon, 710 $1·•77 --· - .... 49 REG. '2.15 . 16 oz. . Martha Chambers, Clerk Board of County Comm issione rs (31 30 <•I 6, lie Reg, 1.98 SHAMPOO ·JOHNSON'S . NATURALLY ' FEMININE I .. • • 24's REG. 83' ' SYLVANIA 12's 69~ SUCRETS 69~ 7 Ol ss~ '1.85 ' 98~ Reg. 12.49 2 oz. REG. '1.40 100'S' CHILDREN'S ' CX-126-12 Reg. 11.17 '3.39 CASE .... 1.29 FILM SYLVANIA Ointm~nt PR I PARIIIION H ......... ,...... .............,............. $1.29 BUY BY CASE oz. 16 oz. BABY OIL REG. 11.09 32 ggt Reg. 11.89 REG. 2J5 85's 6 oz. \" 14 hour protection Reg. 11.98 16 oz. ~~---;;;;;:;::;;;;::;:;:::;:;:;;=~~==::::::::::~--·---l25's REG. '1.69 ' . BABY LOTION HB. 1 Intimate cleanliness, in1imarely understood . lht g igantic sal t . actual quantit ies of aggregates to be furn ished, but eattt SUC· cessful bidder shall be required t o furnish any part of 111e actual · r equirements as ordered dur ing this bid period . On 111e outside of tl1e envelope containing the bid form s, the bidders shall have their nam e an·d address and marked "Aggregate Bid ." Proposals are to be returned on b id forms suppl ied by the Vendor . Quotl!tions will be opened at the lime specified above . · The Meigs County Co'm . missioners r eserve the right to reject any or all quotations or any part th ereof . BANK ROBBED FRIDAY, APRIL 7 Bond for Thomas Gregory CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two Wright, 29, Cincinnati, who was masked men robbed a Provi9 A.M. • 3 P.M. apprehended on charges of dent Bank branch of an · ' Rac i ne American Legion poaseaslon of hallucinogen and estimated $5,000 Wednesday Halt. Odds and ends, new trespassing: has been set at " while holding five bank em· _ jewelry and home m1ide goodies. · f250 the Me1ga County Sheriff's ployes and seven customers at Dept. reported. gunpoint . • 99e rv1assengllt ""''""'"" /~ Plastic cups (79c value) only 9c Earphones (Values to $3.00) Your choice SOc Kay Guitar (569.95 value) New but slightly damaged 529.00 Playing cards (59c value) only 19c Pen & pencil sets- Free as long' as they last Used refrigerator $50.00 Good electric motors (lf4 & one~ third h.p.J $3.50 and up Used electric range (extra clean) $95.00 Religious sheet music (Honest only 9c per copy) 3-Electric guitars- these won't last long (Starting at $11.95) Money holder and key chain (3c each} Light bulbs (used but good} only 4c each One new and one used furnace (Priced right} Cold water fountain ( Bargin price} Flutophone's (New) Only 62c (Regularly $1.00} New 8 track player tapes !Values to $6.95) Your choice 53.00 Toys (almost free) Guitar case $9.95 new (Only 52.50 for the Garage Sale) 1 Only electric blanket ($24.95 New) Garage Sale price 59.95 Set of linen - no iron. "( Honest 516.95 value) Only S7 .75 Lots of stereo records (Values to 55.98} your choice 99c Only 1 portable BBQ Grill - $1.00 Automatic washers !Starting at $25.00) Used Used Automatic dryers (Only 3 left) Ba lions - Free ' Some new records !Only 20cl 7 h.p. Gasoline boat motor (with gas tank) $150,00 Used once 1965 Ford Fairlane (V-8) Priced to sell Also one used pick-up truck (1h T. Ford) A real buy Used G.a s hot water heater (Cheap) $1.77 $1.33 I'l l tl g my ha l 10 anvont wh o has en ough will power to stav away !rom Reg. 1.59 Tablets .,..... " REGUlAR OR MINT Like a garage sale- But we are using our parking lot instead. The most unusual sale you have ever seen. · . ONLY PHIWPS' MILK OF .MAGNESIA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, .APRIL 7th & 8th ·~ '1.09 oz. 24 CORICIDEN D TABLETS " '' STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. · REG. 11.95· Reg. 1.35 '25 Tablets ID~""'" EII\ I:N...·, .... "'" .. . .....,...~ Ol with the World's Finest Powd~r! POWDER CORICIDEN TABLETS GARAGE ,, $1.77 BABY 12 oz. ONLY UBABY YOURSELF" ~ .. Reg. 2.98 GERITOL LIQUID BOND SET ,,• ALL ITEMS ARE DISCOUNTED 11 REG. 12.19 30cc Women Injured In Collision Two Pomeroy women suf· fered minor injuries at 8:38 a.m. Thursday when the car in which they were riding was in an accident on East Main St., Pomeroy, near the Rizer Tire Co. Injured were Mrs. Ada Nease, operator of the Fabric Shop, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Donna Jean Nease. The two women were traveling west on Main .St. when their vehicle and a truck driven by ·I creditUnion at EAGLE CANDIATE - G. RODNEY HOLMAN, Syracuse, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Holman, as a con<lidate for Eagle Scout, the highest award in scouting, chose as his project a sign for his hometown park. Young Holman made the sign, without assistance, while serving as a Life Scout in Troop 242. TWO FINED Two defendants were lined and a third forfeited bond in the DIES IN FLORIDA court of Po'meroy Mayor Miss Lelah Sidenstricket, William Baronick We<!nesday Lake Worth, Fla., died early night. Lewis Cobb, 45, today. A former resident of Charleston, was fined $100 and Middleport and Rut\and, she costs and sentenced to three was the daughter of the late days in jail on conviction of Allee Sldenstricker. She is driving while intoxicated, and survived by a sister, Lady 1'erry Hendricks, 20, Pomeroy, Canaday, of Cofumbus. PLEASANT VALLEY was fined $5 and costs for Funeral services will be anNames of patients admitted running a red light. Terry nounced by Rawlings Coats have been discontinued for Reiber, 21, Racine, forfeited a Funeral Home. publication by ~ospital $25 bond for assured clear .authorities. distance . DISCHARGES: Mrs. Edison SIGN-UP DATES SET Brace, Racine; Mrs. Charles LEGAL NOTICE MASON - Ray "Red" Bledsoe, Charles Dowell, NOTICE Tucker, president of Mason Woodrow Kapp, all Point Notice LEGAL to Bidders : Little League , announced Pleasant; James Ball, Pliny; Sealed quotations will be eceived by the Board ot County today sign-up for pee wee and Kathy Fields, Pomeroy; W. rComm i ssioners of M elos Httle league wiU be held on the Balch, Matilda Butcher, County, Ohio , at·the off ice of the Comm iss ioners In the following days, April 7, from 5 · Wadear Thabet, Point County Court House , in the V illage of to 7:30p.m., April& from 2 to 6 Pleasant. Flomeroy , Oh io 45769 , until 9:30 .M . on the 18th day of April p.m., April 14 from 5 to 7:30 BIRTH: April5, a son to Mr. A 1972 for the furnishing of all p.m. and April 15 from 2 to 6 and Mrs. Keith Holley, Apple kinds and sizes of aggregates that may be required by the p.m. Boys should be ac· Grove. Meigs· County Highway companied by parents and a Department . Quote pr ice per ton , F.O . B. registration 'fee of $5 must be loaded at the vendor ' s plant for MRS. NYE DIES paid upon signing. th e various kihd and sizes of Mrs. Carrie Nye, formerly of aggregates that may be Pomeroy, died Thursday required which will conform to pert inent State of Ohio, morning al the Arlington the Department of Highwav& GIRL OF MONTH Nursing Home in Newark, co nstruct ion and material Janice Boggs, daughter of ci fi cati ons , " 7(13 Ohio. Mrs . Nye lived in spe Aggre9a te s:' da t ed January 1, Mr. and Mrs. Berl Boggs of Pomeroy many years. She 1971 ; E ltCepting pea or shot Reedsville was the March wttic h is an un graded operated a gift shop at her grave! mater~ I. "Girl of the Month" of the Pr ice s quoted on thi s bid shall home . on Mulberry Ave. Eastern High School Future be In effect w i thout change until Graveside services, with the May 1, 1973 . · Homemakers of America. A Estimated quant ity of all Ewing Fllneral Home in senior, she has been in FHA aggregate s - required , ap imately 60,0ti0 tons . three years. In her jlinior year charge, wlli be held at 11 a.m. pro)( With respect to the aforesaid at Beech Grove she was its president and this Saturday est im.ated quant i ties bidder Cemetery. · shalt understand that no year has been vice president. guarM i ee Is g iven as to the I. I In Gym Accident .i Reece to Speak I ' ..:. - \ I 99 , �, I n-,. DIIIJ. . _ "kkddeeiirt-Ptlneroy o s;;;~;iC'fa;~·ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ResultS! WANT A.DS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Publ calion Monday Dead In~ 9 a m Cancellat on & Correct ons Will be accepted untol9 a m fo Day of Publ calion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right toed t or re ect any ads deemed ob1ectlonal The pub I sher '~~~ I not be respons ble tor more than one lllcorrect nse t on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce S cents per Word one mse t on Min mum Chafge 75c 12 cents per word three consecut ve nsert ons 18 cents per word s x con Hcutlve Insertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa d ads and ads paid w fh n 10 days CAIID OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 50 fo SO wo d m nlmum Each add tiona I word 2c BLIND ADS Addlt onal 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HDURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Business Services 3 BR HOME ON YOUR LOT car garage bnck front wall to wall carpet ONLY $13 750 AlLSIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO KITCHEN RADIO at 191 N Th rd Avenue Middleport Owner ma Yclaim by denl fy ng and pay ng tor ad 4 4 31c GUN SHOOT Sunday Aprl 9 p m Faclory choked guns only Second pace shoote s get tree shot In next match Assorted meats Racine Gun Club 4 6 3tc TRAP SHOOT every Fr day starting Friday Apr I 7 7 p m Rutland Gun Club New l ma Road 4 5 31c - - - -GUN SHOOT also r fie matches - open sites only Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday >April 9 12 noon ~ 45 Jlc ----YARD Sale Fr day Saturday and Sunday some antlqu~s on Lark n Street Rulland 4 5 3tc ABOUT YOUR W~IGHT overweight ladles teens and men Interested n a We ght Watchers ( R I C ass In Pomeroy write Weight Watchers ( Ri 1863 Section Rd Cinclnnat Ohio 4S237 10 3 lie .,-::-::-==-=-:::-::-c:---,-- REGISTERED Appaloosa Slud Serv ce 150 Reg Ma es $40 Grade Francs Benedum Phone 667 3856 3 30 30tc 992 5786 OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR MARimA TYPEWRITER SON 616ManSt CONST. Belpre 0 Everythong In Home Matntenance SUPPLY EXPERT Complete I ne of off ce equ pment turn1ture & supplies Typewr ter & Add ng Machone Repa r Wheel Alignment Ptck up & Delivery $5.55 PHONE 675 3628 On Most Amencan Cai"Sl 424 Maon Sf Pt Pleasant Pomeroy Home & Auto TERMITES TERMITES Open8T 15 Mo~day fhru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Get Rod of Them We will protect any s ngle dwelling restdence for '149.50 Let us show our samples let Us Do Over Your Bathroom or K tchen Insured-But best of a I WERE HONEST Ph 992 7608 Pomeroy Ohoo Y.CITY ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING 633 Maon St Zanesv lie Oh1o B&W HEATING CO. For Appomtment Phone 949 2803 UPHOLSTERING SERVICE comp le e select on of fabr cs and v ny o choose f om P ck up and del \l'er_y Slater Upho s er ng R 3 Pome ov phone 992 3617 32830p BACKHOE AND DOZER wurk Septic tanks Instal ed George ( Bl I) Pull ns Phone 992 2478 4-25 tfc HOUSE BUilDERS CALL GUY NE GLER RAC NE OHIO 3 5 30 ( ~If AUTOMOB LE nsu rance been ca ncell ed' Lost your operators cense Cal mJ. 2966 INTERIOR&exlero pa 'lf ng R I Dubbed phone 742 5825 4 3 stc From the a gest Bu ldozer Rad ator to the Smallest Heate Core Nathan Boggs Radiator Spec altst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pomeroy ALL WEATHER ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION 240 Lmcoln St M ddleport Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbong We have a complete Home Ma ntenance Ser-v1ce the year around No matter what your need Complete roof or ~pout ng repa1r Inter or or exter or carpentry Cet hng t le and Panel ng and 5 dmg Complete Plumb ng & Healing Dav Numbe 992 2550 We have 24 hr emergency serv ce 992 5803 742 3947 992 31!98 742 476 Weareful y nsured Dozer & End loader work ponds basement land scapmg We have 2 size dozers 2 s1ze loadtrs Work done by hotJr or contract Free Estimates We also haul foil dirt top so I Dump trucks and low boy for htre See Bob or Roger JeHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m READY MI X CONCRETE de 1vered right to yoOr pro1ect Fast and easy Free es mate s Phone 992 3284 Goeg eln Ready M x Co M dd eporl Oh o 6 lO lie C BRADFORD Auct onee Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tl Bradford 5 I tfc Dai~ Sentinel Ph 614-992 2156 You can I beat these bargatns anywhere check and compare pr1ces then come & see us The $795 1966 Dodge '1971 Volkswagen Polara 9 pass wagon V 8 p steer ng automat c a r cond ready w ng and able 1968 Rambler .. • • Amer can 6 pass wagon s )( cyl nde 5 2 ttc Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted REAL ESTATE $1395 automat c t ans 1968 Chevrolet· s1495 8 scayne 6 pass wagon V 8 automat c trans green vinyl nter or new t re s Mobile Homes Sale 1 ght Employment Wanted 1495 5 1967 Volkswagen Transporte Deluxe fou cyl 4 speed 3 seat mode 1971 Matador 6 Pass. Wagon BRAND NEW NEVER T TLED FULL WARRANT Y V 8 p sl ee ng p b akes automat c trans a r con d t onlng pr ced at S 000 off or g nal factory st cker pr ce See Emerson Jones Pearl Ash Wolfe Wallace Amberger Rawlings Htlton D1ck RAWLINGS DEPENDABLE CITY 992 2151 OR 992 2152 MIDDLEPORT I 1969 Pontiac GTO HT Cpe 4 speed trans black vmyl 1n tenor w1th bucket seats & console Power steenng & brakes rad o good w w ftres red ftn1sh See th1s one •1795 1969 CHEVROLET B1scayne 4 dr V 8 automatic trans p steenng & brakes wh1te fmtsh blk vmyl mtertor '899 1968 Chevrolet Ton V 8 eng ne 3 speed column shift good 15 Corn mere all es oca owner Irk Was $1695 00 Special JOHN WHITE Pomeroy Motor Co. Contact Assocrate Your Chevy Dealer 992 2126 Open Eves Till 9 REALTY~ WE NEED LISTINGS VERA EBLEN m 92 N 2nd Just sold 10 properltes tn 7 days- one of these mtqht have been yifuR 3o2o Moddleport POMEROY 3 BR 2 ba h basemen t ga rage & garden drapes & carpe l ng hrou;hou E m nate you Sp ng C ean ng move n o h s Clean As A Pin home mmed ate oc c upancy I 8 000 INVESTMENT 2 apls & oxso mob e home on lg lot OOx 100 Retu ns $225 per mo S 500 tak es all MIDDLEPORT Large S b r 2 bath home n downtown M ddlepor t Owner w I help f nance CLELAND REALTY Vzrgzl B Teaford, Sr. Broker Pomeroy, OhJo 45769 saliD Real Estate For Sale GTO ·:-::-::-:---:---~ 3 BEDROOM anch type ho;;;e Arbabgh Add ton Tupper Pia ns A new with tot~ electric and centra~ a condiUon ng bath and ~. ful y carpeted ful basement garage In basement See by appointment pt(one 992 2 96 or 992 3585 Danny Thompson F nan c ng ava lable 12 30 tfc PontiaC Hard Top Four-banel, 4-speed KERNS ROUSH 992-6813 Aulo Sales 1937 FORD COUPE new 12 ga 870 Wlngmasfer shotgun 4 10 gears for Dana rearend Sun Tach with sending unit Huck Wagner phone 949 3465 4-6 Jlp 19651NTERNATIONAL Scout 4 wheel drive 35 000 ml es 1 owner good condition many exlras phone 992 7271 4 6 6tc Pomeroy Auto Sales RACINE - 6 room house bath ut I ty oom garage 510 000 phone 949 4195 3 31 ftc 970 W 30 OLDSMOBILE 442 automat c factory stereo tape lots of eKtras really n ce priced right phone 992 2441 after 5 p m 3 31 tfc 966 FALCON Fulura Sport Coupe 2 door automatic 6 cy nder $600 phone 949 2951 46 Stc Want your Color TV set tuned up hke the factory had tf when If was new? We have the equ1prnent Complete color tune up w1th V1ctor scope $18 00 We have good clean used color sets from $89 SO good clean black & wh1te sets $39 00 up We are your color spec1ahst m th1s area Brmg Them To ------ ~~~~ When you buy Pomeroy your new car From Yo• Pharmacist Choose Your '72 available Phone 992 5641 4-5.61c 2 RIDING horses phone 949 3196 4-5 71p WHITE electric range In ex cellenf condlt on S50 Forest M Guthrie Athens Ohio phone 592 2158 3 31 1otp NEW iliEA tractor manure spreader no 2" good I res - SIO Paul Sayre Rfe 338 Portland Oh o Great Bend Road 843 2286 _W_A_L_N_U_T~St_er_e_o_4:-s-pe~aker sound system 4 speed dual volume c'ontrol separate controls Balance S63 56 Use our budget terms Calf 992 7085 4 5 61c Model Now LADIES &GIRLS SPRING FASHIONS LADlE~ TANK PANTS I Cotton Polyester and Knit Cotton and Double Knit Sl<e Up to 46 Double Knit rERRAIIYCIN ~ &DSCOURTABL COMIIIOTIC INJECTION 10 cc Ylal, PENICILLIN INJECTION, 10 cc ylal, TERRAMYCIN INJECTION 5G cc vial GIRLS Jama1ca Shorts and Short Shorts 1 lo FORMAL sl•• lace over lavender satin see at Fabric Shop or calf 985 4117 515 3 31 1otp 2.49 Come Here For Your Auto Loan • Extra Large Sizes The Farmers Bank &Savings Co. '3 98 G1rts S1ze EARLY AMERICAN Stereo radto combination. A speaker sound syotem 4 speed changer n[IWate controla Balance 571.5- Use our budget forma Calf 992 7085 POMEROY, OHIO 'l.H Member Federal Reserve System On Frtdays Our Drive In Wmdow ts Open 9 a m .C.S61c to 7 p m Wanteo To Buy I We'lllend a hand For Sale ------ f COMES IN BLUE AND BROWN THE SHOE BOX Mobile Homes For Sale • MISS AMERICA LEGAL NOTICE "THE CUTUP" 4531p CHUCK'S TV 152 Butternut MEIGS INN ROOMS MIDD EPORT,O '1549 Real Estate For Sale For Rent ALL HIGH FASHION BOOTS REDUCED 30% TRUCK SPECIAL! OPEN UNTIL 8 00 PM each evenmg except Saturday & Sunday v PH 992 3629 V 8 automat c trans p seer ng ado w s wa Is only 2 000 m es ful warranty new truck trade n L 11 •1999 1972 Gold Duster 2 Dr. Coupe MILLER MOBILE HOMES Custom St Wagon 351 V 8 eng automat1~ trans power brakes good t1res clean 1n tenor be1ge fmtsh rad1o p ------- lZ' 14 24' WIDE- 1970 Ford $1495 1967 Mercury ------ - •2495 economv s he e Real Eslale For Sale SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABlE rates1 Ph 446 4782 Gall pol s John Russell Owner & Operator Sq Back sedan local 1 owner new..car trade luggage rack rad1o chrome wheel covers blue color blk vmyl mtenor m 13 000 m1les automat1c trans ,$795 ODELL WHEEl a ghment ocaled at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end serv ce HOUSE n Long Bottom phone 98, 3529 tune up and brake serv ce 1 28 tfc Wheels balan ce d elec troolcally Ail work guaranteed Reasona~le r - - - - - - -- ---r ales Phone 992 3213 7 27 tfc -----:= WAttlED! •ncl HARTFORD Sprmg Cleamng Days Dependable Crty OPEN HOUSE & SPRING SALE APRIL 5-6-7-8 I LEGAL NOTICE MASON SEE US FOR Awn ngs slorm doo s and w ndows ca ports marquees a um num s d ng WANTED handy man for Spr1ng Up Sm I ng and ra ng A Jacob sales ootlng, sh ngles duct work TODAY WE NEED representat ve For free etc Phone 675 1270 after 6 GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr es mate s phone Cha le s p m ca I 675 4582 Broker J Bedroom Homes AI L se Sy acuse V V 4 4 6tp Phone 985 4186 Pr ces Homes w th Some John on and Son nc --------, 1 H lton Wolfe Sr Salesman Acreage Farms (all types) 32 1 c- - - - - - - - - -- - RESPONSIBLE person lo Phone 949 3211 lois estab shed dry clean ng route A B C Clea n er s SE WIN G MACHINES Repa r servi ce a I ma kes 992 2284 Mason W Va These properltes are SPECIAL YALUESI For all your Real 4 5 lfc TQe Fabr c Shop Pomeroy needed by prospects DOOR PRIZESI Estate needs see or Author zed Singer Sales and FAVORS who are watttng to buy ~ v ce We Sharpen Sc ssors STARTI NG sa lary SlO 660 I m call us REFRESHMENTS 3 29 tfc Home se up as dup ex p us ook ng fo an., ntell gent ext a o sac oss from A&P P 0 Bo• 101 Poll)eroy enthus astlc and re able POMEROY person In the Pomeroy area V NYL and alum num s d ng CALL US AT ONCE Jack W Carsey Mg 2 Beaut ful homes on someone who would I ke to f ee est mates references Phone99:Z-2t81 Broadway n M dd epor assume the operat on of a ca l co lee 446 3608 Byerly both are Ranch Type 10 oom house mu t pte line nsu ance Const uc on Co Ga I po s RACINE SAVE up to one ha f Br ng you bath ba semen t ga age two agency Sel and serv ce auto 3 24 30tp sick TV to Chuck s TV Shop Severa n ce bu ld ng o s n ol s Phone 949 43 3 life f e hea th and business 51 Butternut A'Ye Pomeroy Pomeroy Mldd epo t and nsurance Fu I t a n ng w I 4 5 301p 4 4 tf c Mlnersv I e Ranging from be provided al no cos I for lhe I 200 13600 For man selected plus a salary 8 ACRE S ol and on St Rt 43 (not a draw) for up to J years app ox mate y 1 m te SE of 30 Acres modern 3 b home Ofhce 992 22S9 Res 992 2S68 If needed Call Mr Ferguson Harr sonv tie wa e lappa d ius otf Rt 7 at 446 4707 for an ap phone 742 409S HENRY E;. CLELAND po ntment 104 Acres mode n 3 b r 4 6 12tp APPALACHIAN farm puppies t 4 5 3tc home close o Eastern REALTOR - FREE Phone 1696 101 Schoo WANT{D - Homes $10 000 and 3 31 61c WOMAN I<>' prepare mea s for U'l,der any condit on buye s e der y ady at Lelarf Fa Is w II repal While Really ,.----------------~~--------'-1 RUMMAGE Sale Apr T aile home food and 01 I ce 992 3020 7th 9 a m to 4 p m at K ng lodg ng wl I be I urn shed Cal 466fc Bu lder Supp y Bul d ng 1 Ga I po s 446 24 0 col eel No th Second Ave Md 45 3tc dleporl Sponsored by SIX ROOM house 33 Butternut Syracuse PTA 110 Mechamc Street Ave Contacl Ed Hedr ck 2 37 43 4tc Wadsworth Dri'Ye Columbus OhiQ phone 237 4334 C~ ~ LE ~l ~A~N ~D ~ S~ G~ R~ E~ E~ N~ H~ O~ USE DRY WALL t n Slier contractor Mums Geraniums Pans es 1220 Washonglon Blvd R Dubbed phone 742 5825 NEW LISTING and Petunias Gera d ne Belpre Ohio 4 3 Sic NICE 2 sto y 80 ACRES - Ora Tn>ynshlp - About 20 acres of Cle and E Main St Rae ne basement 2 tractor land Som ly new 4 bedroom all : C: A~ R~ P ~E~N :T~E~ R -wo~k ~ o~ l-any 4 2 lfc air furna ce Near Pomeroy electr c home 1 2 t :~double stainless steel k nd Phone Dex er Oh o 742 SSI SAVE SSS 7 new d splay Elementary School Pilone s nk garbage d SJ.h.. er 2 ovens and cook 4979 KOSCOT KOSMETICS and model mob le homes w 1 be 992 7384 to s)!& unit N ce carpeting sement 66x26 On y J 28 30tp wigs Need edra money' Just 11 1 tic so d AS S AI new - a must S37 500 00 sell these p oducts No be so d betore Sunday Apr - - -- : : - ' : : - ' - - - - - NEARLY NEW restricted terr tor e.s Phone LOTS and yards c eaned BoK 9th a 5 p m Free del very to 3 BEDROOM home on two RUTLAND - Ranch fyP.f! 3 bedroom all carpeted home 321 Rut and Oh o 992 5 13 your lot Factory warrant es th rds acre lot all con Coram c bath hot water heat N ce kitchen w lh d sh 3 31 61p 42 Ic app y F nan clng ava lable ven ences at Gall pol s washe and cook un ts Ohlo Power Fenced yard Car --,--:-----,-= I 00 depos t r equ red w th Ferry W Va only $10 000 port Now $20 000 00 REDUCE sale & ta sl w Th AVAILABLE lor house orde AI sa es I na M 1 e come see Cal 675 3666 or 675 STOCK FARM GoBese Tab e s & E Vap c ean ng baby s tt ng k tchen Homes 220 Wa sh ngton 3886 Pt Peasant W Va 175 ACRES - Highland grassy pastures Sutflclent crop "' water p li s at Nelson 0 ug s help for one week Send card Blvd 1 Belpre Oh o 4 4 18tp land 2 barns with sheds 3 dug wells 2 farm ponds and 2 3 17 201p co M s J G uese Rt 1 463tc spr ngs 9 roo~ renovated home Gas well owner owned M nersv e Oh o 7 ROOMS and bath new carpet All m nero s Only S42 500 00 3 30 Otp basement Tuppers P alns OHIO RIVER FRONTAGE Laurence Balser Oh o LOWER MIDDLEPORT - 5 room frame house with city SAVE SAVE SAVE Before you Will PAINT oofs or house s S9 000 phone 667 3693 water gas and electr c Nice 50 ft lot to river On y bdy any mob le home be sure 1970 MONTEREY 12 • 60 lui y tr m trees c tan out att cs ' 446tp $4500 00 NEW LISTING .\ and consider the huge sav1ngs carpeted 2 bedroom ful s ze basements etc 949 322 INEXPEroSIVE can have on a late mode you utility room underp nn ng 426fc LETART - On Route 338 Sandy garden 5 room house used or repossessed Mobl e HOUSE and lots on Wright included Phone 992 6602 Streel Pomeroy phone 742 back porch cellar and c stern Only 15 000 00 Home from Berry -Mil er 4 5 6tc 5937 RURAL Mobl e Home Sales We have :------4 4.6fc RUTLAND AREA 2 bedroom block bath garage and a huge se eel on of 8 0 and 12 60XI2 2 bedroom all efectr c large lot w de Mob le Homes now 1n efr cOnditioned 8x20 It Porch OlD FURNITURE d shes LIST WITH THE LEADER YOUR PLACE MAY BE stock Be sure and shop 1 07 ACRES new y drilled wei and aluminum awn ng clocks b ass beds s lver THE ONE WE NEED WE ARE TRYING FOR MORE over 275 If of frontage on Berry M Iter Mob le Home aluminum sk rtlng com d6 ars or comRiete AND BIGGER SALES WE WILL TAKE A PICTURE OF blacktop ~oa d access to city Sales 705 Farson St eel pfelefy setup Beautlf~l households Wrlle M D YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE WALL WATCH water good locat on for home Belp e Oh o - You w I be lxaffon Ovlner leaving state M er R I 4 Pome oy Oh o THIS AD FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS or tra ler Phone 985 4176 glad you d d Phone 949 4892 or 992 5272 Cal 992 6271 992 3325 HELEN l TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 2378 3 31 6tp 4 6 3tc I 10 tfc 3 16 lie Ii used to he manufac ure nsecure unsafe or structure ly eutenant go~e nor and he privileges or m sconduct of t s con a ns the entre act rev ved s or age hand ng sa e or ans person ha v ng the h ghes members and to hat end to or he sec on or sect ons po 11111 ori of produ.c s sttall defec ve bu d ngs structure number ot vo es to any other enfo ce the attendance and amended and he sect on o OR-D NANCE NO 427 w I fu ty tal neo ec o etUse nc ud ng costs of serv ce and be office sha be deela ed du y DROP leal table - $15 baby test mony of w tnesses and the sect ons amended sha BE IT ORDAINED as fo low s o co mpt( w h a,ny order or the publ ca t on of not ct sh•l be elec ted but t any two o mo e by th e counc of the v I age of f re ch e o any off ce act no cer t fed bv the Village Cle-rk to product on of books and papers epea ed bed - $ 0 h gh cha r~ have an equa and he h ghes he county Auditor tnd by ft:e Sect oo 7 Tt'le mode of <E Every b I Wh ch has Columba Grafonola 15 organizing each house of the passed bo h hous es of th e numbe of vo es fo the same Pome oy Oh o two h retsof a I unde h m n the performance County Aud tor placed on the members e ected hereto of 1'1e du es mposed by such gu tar amp outfit - s o d geMral assemb y &ha be gt!'1era assembly shal be oft ceo o ces one of hern or con cu r ng sec t ons w th n lie me ax ctup catt as a I en aga ns to I lamps - S10 ph6ne 949 prescr bed by law any two tor whom o nl votes s gned by the pres d ng off ce SECT ION I The F e Ch el p escr bed n suc h o der un tess sa ld bu d ng structure or 3194 Each house shal choose ts of e•ch house to cer t fy hat the were cas tor go-vernor and and h s ass stan and by an appea s a ken therefrom o prem ses Sec t on 1 Whoe>Jer v olates sha I be membe s des gna ed by the the Cour of Common PleaS 3 29 10 p own officers Inc ud ng • p ocedural requlremen s for I eutenan governo p esld ng ott cer to be electtd passage have been me and chosen by the o n vo e of both F e Ch e upon exam nat on or Me os County Oh o as any section of thl• ordnance sh a be f ned not tess th 1 n ten f om ts membersh p who shal shal be presen ed fortt'lw h to hou ses nspect on f fids a bu ld ng or p o... ded h-e e n Ttf'ICAL FISH fancy be des gnated In the Senate as the governo tor h s approva Sect on 16 The L eut enant o hers ructure wh ch or want Sec on 5 f h~ V I age ot nor more t t'lan fifty do Iars for pples angels and breeders president of the Sentte and In <F 1 Every Joint eso ut on Gove no sha perto m such of prope repa by eason of Pomeroy deems necessary to each days neg ect n he execu ve age and d ap dated cond t on have ts agents employees o Section 8 Any other or and suppl es Phone the House of R.epresentat ves as wh ch has been adopted n both dtJf es r - -· - -..'-------,. 992itas 5443 speaker of the House of houses of the gene a assemb y depar men as are ass gned o detect ve or poo y ns al ed ndependenl cent actors o d nance prov IS on n confl c ew h s hereby repealed 12 JO.tfc Representatives shal be s gned by the presld ng h m by the Go'le~nor and e eel ca w r ng and equ p rem o'<te and o epa any n heSect on 9 Th s ordinance Each house shall determ ne ott cer of each house to cert fY exerc se such powefs as are men defe c ve ch mneys secure unsafe or s rue ura ly ake effect end be en t'la the procedural prescr bed by aw s own rules of proceed ng de ec ve gas connec ons defec lve bu d ng o other shal 10 X 50 TtMPO Mobl e Home Sect on 11 Each general requ rem en ts fo adopt on have ARTICLE V to ced from and after the defect ve hea ng appara us or s ructures then the sad V I age , Phone 247 2161 ea es t date at owed by law Sect on 2a The names ot at assemb y shall convent n f rst been me and shall forthw h be fo any other reason s ol Pom eroy hrnugh he Mayo 4 26tc regu ar sesa on on the f rst f ed w h the !iecretary of state cand dates fo an off ce at any especall abeto eo en a east h r ty clays p o to he :------...,._..,._ b Monday of January n the odd sect on 6 t tt'le governo general e ee l on ~ha dange s fe o other bu d ngs emoval of any nsecu e unsafe ATTEST Jean Wa ton ar anged n a g oup unde he Clerk numbered year or on the app aves an act he shal s gn t POODLE puppies Silver Toy or p oper y such of ce sha I o structure y defect ve t e of tha o t ce and st1a I be o der such bu ld ng o be bu d ng sha g ve not ce by Parkv ew Kenne s Phone 992 succeed ng day If the f rst t becomes taw and he sha If le AP PROVE OW I lam G Monday of January s a legal t w th the secretary of state so alterna ed tha each name orn down cert f ed ma I of epa red s n ent on 5443 ho day and In seconct regular If he does no app ove Siha ll appea n so fa as may demo lsh ed BAron ck he maiHia s w th espec o such rem ova or 815tk session on the sen1e date of he sha 1 re urn I w th h s ob be easonably po ss be) sub r emoved and a I dange ous Mayor epe to he ho de s of ega o SUBSCRIBE now to The follow ng ye!Jr Ether the lee ons n wr ng o lle house stan a y an equa number of cond ons emed ed f such equ able lens of reco d upon PASSED Apr I 3 1972 Not A Motor Route mes at he beg nn ng at he o t ce 1 nds n a bu ld no o the real p operty on wh ch such n wh ch orlg nated wh ch Buckeye Horseman the governo o the p es d ng of f c,rs of he general nsemb y sha I en er he objec ons a end and n each n e med ate upon anv p em ses any com bu ld ng Is located end o tIe " 6 13 2tc news magaz ne about Ohio s act ng o nt y may convene he large upon ts ourna and ma pace f any of he group n bust ble or expos ve mater at owne s of eco d of such horses and horsemen Read general assemb n special then recons der the >JO e on ~ wh ch such name be ongs ubb sh ags was e o I s p operty The owners of record about your favorite breed session by a p oc am at on passage If h ee f fths of he Excep a a Par v P ma v o n gaso ne o nflammab e of such prope ty o he ho de s pa t san elec on he a non wh ch may 1 mit the purpose of equitation aids book rev ews members elected to the house of cond ons of any k nd of ens of reco d tJpon such orlg n vote to repa ss the b I t name or des gnat on of each dange ous to the safety of such proper y may en er nto an upcom ng e11ents etc In the the sess on Section 9 Each House shal shal be sen w h he ob cand date s par y f any sha blJ ld ng p em ses or property agreement w th he vI age of March Issue Only S4 00 for 12 ssues Box 647 PS Wooster keep a corr.tct journa of Is eel ons of the governo to the be pr n te d und er or a e eech he shal order such mate Ia s Pomeroy to perto m the LEGAL NOTICE proceedings which st'la be other house wh e-ll may a so cand dates name In gh e and r emoved o co nd t ons removal or repa r of he n Ohio 4469 iBEDROOM trailer with air The unders gned wi auct on pubf shed A the du re of any cons der he vote on Its passage sma e ype ace han t ha n rem ed ed f such off cer f nds secu e unsafe or s ructura ly 4 6 ltc wo members the yeas and f three I fths of tile memb ers wh ch the cand dates name s ha any bu ld ng structure condition no washer dryer defect ve bu d ng f an a farm owned by he ate Harold nays she 1 be entered upon the elected to he second house vote pr n ed An e ecto may vote to and carpeting Phone 773 ank co n a ne o veh cl e used eme rgen cy ex sts es deter Wa d n Chllh re Townsh p han can FARMAlL H Tractor New lournal and on the passage of o epass t t becomes aw cand dates o he o the s orage hand ng or m ned by 5751 he v llage ol Gal a County Ot't o and In every b 1 n ether House the notw thstand ng the ob eet ons d dates fo e ectors of P es dent Me os Idea No 18 n)&nure spreader anspo tat on or pe ro eum F?omeroy no ce may be g ven Ru and TownshiP 4 6 stc and he and V ce P es d en of he Qu ds or t 1 ~ulf ed petro eum o her than by ce t f ed rna I and County Ohio conta nlng 86 George M Collins Rt 1 vote shal be taken by yeas and of the governor and entered upon the pres d ng off cer of the second Un ed Sta es and other han n connect on therew th does ess than h rty days pr or to acres more or tess at 10 00 Reedsvlle Oh o Phone 614 nays ROOM & BOARD Chester journal am Wednesday Aorl 2th house sha f e t w th the cand dates fo gave nor and no comply w th the standards such removal or repa r 667 3484 Phone 985 3371 Sect on 11 A \lacancy n the secretary of s a e In no case eutenan governor only and n o o dtrs of the I re ch ef he 972 o the highest bidder Sect on 6 If the owner o 46 4tc Senate or n the House of sha 1 a b be repassed by a no o her way han by nd ca ng shall make such order as may enho de of he bu d ng or Farm has a 1 m nerats Farm 4 6 12fp Representatives lor any cause sma ler vote than s requ red by h s vote fo each cand date be easona b y necessary o structure fa s o comp y wl h ocated close to Ohio Power STAR k Is rats quick l y nc ud 110 he fa lyre of a the cons tut on on ts or g nat sepa rately from the nd ca on nsure such com pi ance Such the repa r and or remova of deve opment In Ga I a and In all cases of of h s vo e fo any othe ca n ode shal be made aga ns Nrm ap Sure 2 ' lbs S1 69 Eben member e eet to qualify tor passage such bul ding s ructure w th n Me gs Count n bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills off ce sha 1 be f I ed by elect on reconslde a on he vote of each d da e and served persona ly or by the me 1 m set tor h n the p a sed at S20 000 00 and cannot THE by the members of the Senate or house sha 1 be determ n ed~' by EFFECTIVE DATE P ckens Hdwe Mason eg s ered tetter upon the not ce as prov ded n Sec on S be sold for less than that sum AND REPEAL owner lessee agent opera o of th s o d nance and fur Open b dd ng to be ht d at the 3 19 JOtp the members of the House of yeas and nays and he names of Representatives as the case the members vo lng tor and f adoo ed bv a malor v o o occupan of such bu ld ngs or hermo e there Is no appea off ce of Crow Crow & Porter may be who are aff I ated w th aga ns he b shal be entered the e ec o s votlnt on lh s p em ses and hereupon such pend ng n a court of competent AI orneys at Law P~mtroy AlUMINUM car op boas he same po It ca party as he upon he ournal amendmenT he amendm en ode sha be comp ed w th by u sd ct on as prov ded here n Oh o on the above date Farm won us or ro safe and person ast elected by the It a b 1 s not eturned by he and sche du e thereto !)(Cep may be shown to nterested essee agent the owner hen he v lage of Pomeroy lghlweghl 0 1213and14ft e ectors to the sea wh ch has governor w thin sha en days sec on 6 of Art c e ope a or o occupan w h the hrough ts off cers agen sand parties by the unders gned and mmed a e effect and t me f xed n sa d o der n s ock now Phone 992 6256 become vacant A vacancy Sundays excepted after be ng take o ndependen contractors mav by Hubert w Tav or Guardian occurr ng before o dur ng he presented to him bec omes ex sf ng sect ons .t 6 7 9 11 4 af er 5 p m Sec on 2 f the owner lessee cause such bu ld ng s ructu e of Oneida Ward "2~ Broadway twenty months of a law In 1 ke manner as I he had 6 and 31 of Ar c e ex st ng (age n ope ator o occupan s o be repa red 3 30 30tc t rs torn down M ddleport Oh o Telephone ~v Senatorla term sha be 1 led s gned t un ess the genera sec on 3 of Ar c e ex st ng aggr eved by an order of an demo shed mater as removed 992 2567 The r ght Is reserved to empor.uily by e ectlon as by ad ournmen sec on 2a of Ar c e V and o f ce under Sec I on 1 and and a 1 dangerous condlt ons reiect any and all b ds 1nd Is O.y Week,, Month SHOWALTER S We Pe Snop provided nth s sect on tor on y assembly prevents Is retu n n wh ch sec on s s 8 15 17 a 9 and 25 des re s a hea no he may Llberof Rafts emed ed at the expense of such subJect to the approval of the Ches e Oh o Phone 98S 3356 becomes aw unl ess of A 1 cle 11 and sec on 22 of comp a nor appeal In wr t ng o owner o hat por ton of the term which case Probate Court of Meigs Countv enho de ne tota T op cal f sh and suppl es will expire on the h rty f rst w t n ten days af e such A tlcle v shal be r epealed he f re ch ef w h n three days cost whether such cos s are Ohio 3 28 301p day of December fol ow ng the ad ou nement sf led by h m from such effect ve date The f om he se vIce of he order Net e Pierce n cur ed due o the use of neKt general elect on occurring w th h s object ons n w ng rt amendmen of sec on 6 ot and he f e ch et sha I a once emp oyees Adm lnlstratrlx of the mater as and WINTER clothes marked n en even numbered year afte the off ce l:1f the. sec e ary ot A t c e shal ake effect on nves gate sad comp ant and E&tate of Harold Ward equ pment of the munlclpa down New used Spring he vacancy occu s a wh ch s a e The gave no sha f e he second Monday ot anua y Deceased Langsville Oh o x a pace and t me no ess corpora on or by con ract tor Telephone 742 5195 SlEEPTi>fG 'rciOms ·in mobl e C othes com ng n da y elect on the seat sha I be f led w h he secreta y of sta e 1975 and ex st ng sec on 6 of han f ve days no more I han abor ma eras and eQuip of he canst tu on of en days thereat er or hear ng W6793tc home for men only 818 E ant ques and more dishes 620 by ~e elec ors as p ov ded by every b I no e urned by h m o Art c e aw tor the reman ng unex thehouseotorgn hatbecom es on 0 sha be repea ed f om such compla nt The chef a ment o both of remov ng the Main St Pomeroy next to locust Street M ddleporf p red port on of the e m the w hou t'l s s gna u e suc h effect ve date sa d hear ng may aft rm Tom s Carry Out phone 992 4 4 3tc member e ect so chosen o ake law The governor may d sa pp ove SCHEDULE mod fy revoke or vacate sa d 3254 office on he f rst day n any Item o tems n any b I A No w ths and ng the o de and unless such order s 4 5 6tc January next to low ng such m ak. ng a appropr a on ot prov s ons o sec on 7 of Ar cle evoke d o vaca ed by he ch ef elect on No person shal be money and th e tern or tems so and un the second Monday shal rem a n n force and be elected o of f I a vacancy n the Janua y 975 he pres d ng com pied w h bv such owne d sapp oved sha be vo d IDEAL country mobl e home (Amended House Joint Senate or House of R.epresen un ess repassed n the manne off cer to be e ec ed from he essee agent operator or site available Apr t 1 for Raulutlon Na 44) prescr bed by th s sec on fo membersh p of the Senate sha l occupan and w th n !he t m e tatlves as the case may be JOINT RESOLUTION reliable people Phone 949 he meets the con nue o be des gnated he he repassage of a b xed n sa d order or w th n Propos ng to am end sect ons unless 2871 Curt s D. Johnson Rt 1 qua If cations set for h n th s Sect on Jl The member s and es dent p o empo e of h e suc h t me as may be f xed by p 4 6 7. 9 11 4 16 and 31 of Racine Ohio the Genera Senate and the pres den p o he ch ef a sad hear ng Article sec11ons 3 anel t6 of Cons I ut on and the aws of th s off ce s of stale for the seat n whlct'l he Assembly shall 4 5 3tc ece ve an em pore no the Pres den of Sec t on 3 Any person A t cle Ill section 2e of Article sa ary and such he Sena e may par c pate n aggr eved by the f na dec son :-:-:-----V to enact new sect ons 8 and 1S va cancy occurs An 1: ectlon o annua f I a vacancy sha I be ac a owances for r easo nab e and he ca ng o a spec a sess on of !he F e Ch ef o h sass stant 6-ROOM br ck house wall to ot Art c e to enac session la notw thstand ng necessa v expenses e a led o pursuan o sect on I! of Art c e as made a of Artie e and to repea com pi st'led the hear ng wall.arpellng paneled walls the pe tormance of the r dut es sect ons S 8 15 17 8 19 end 2S the provisions of sect on 27 p ov ded n Sect on 2 of h s dishwasher and disposal will Art cle of thIs Cons ltutlon by as are p ov ded by aw and no w h s and ng he No of Article and sactlon 22 of 0 d nance may appeal to he rent furnished or unfurnished change n a membe s sa ary p ov sons of sect on 7 of A t c e Cour of Common Peas Me gs A t cte IV of he Constl ut on of the adopt on of a resotu on If Interested wrlle Box 7-,q R the Sta e of Oh o re at veto he wh e the Senate or the House of sha tak e eflect dur ng the term II and unt I he second Monday Coun y Oh o Any party In c o The Da ly Sentlne adm nlstra on organlza ton Representa ves as the case for wh ch he was e ec ed nor o January 975 the L eu enant des ng to appeal sha 1 f le a may be s In sess on with he shal any change n a members Governo shal cont nue o Pomeroy not ce of appea w h the C e k and procedures of the Genera tak ng of he yeas and nays of a owances ake effec pro o se ve as Pres den of he Sena e of he v age of Pomeroy Oh o A.ssemb y members of the Senate o the al pu poses excep o se ng forth the t st of anua y fol ow ng to Be t resolved by he Genera he order ap the ne xt gene al el ec t on n an part c pa e n the ca ng of a peal ng from and the grounds Assemb y of the Sta e of Oh o the House of Represen at ves spec at sess on by p es d ng appea ng o A copy of such hree fifths of the members as the case may be affl a ed even numbe ed yea ARTICLE Ill off cers of he Gene a t no ce of appea sha I a so be e ected to each house con w th the same pol ca par y as Sect on la In he general Assemb y plJ suan to sec on 8 fled by appe ant w h the curr ng there n that there she I the person as e ected to the e ec on for gove no and of Art cle be subm tted to the electors of seat n wh ch he vacancy oc cou Un ess o he w se eutenan go'lernor one vo e UNITED STATES prov ded by law such no Ice of he state In the manner curs The adopt on of such rtsolu on shal reau e the shall be cas 1 0 n y to the OF AMERICA appeal sha be f ed w 1h n s prescr bed by ew at 1 spec at aft rma ve vo e of a ma o y STATE OF OHIO davs w th he Cle k of aid e ect on to be held on lht f rst of the members e ected to the cand da es nom nated by th e OFF CE OF THE same po ca l pa ty o pe ton Tuesday after the first Monelay Senate o v lage and the Common P as lhe House of The gene at assemb y mav SECRETARY OF STATE C9ur afte he ma I ng of he n Mev 1972 a proposal to Representatives as he case p ov de by law to he jon TEO W BROWN not ce ot F re Ch ef s order as 3 17 tic amend sect ons A 6 7 9 11 U may be ent fled to vote thereon nom nat on of -ca nd da es for Secreta y of S ate of the State of prov ded n hIs sec ion 16 and 31 of Art cle I sect ons and eu enan Oh o do he eby cer fy hat he 2 BEDROOM mob le home with 3 and 16of Art c e 1 sect on 2a Such vote sha 1 be sp ead upo'n gove nor Sect on 4 No owner oc the Journal of ttle Senate or the gove nor forego ng s a true copy of cupant essee o agen of air conditioning n Racine of Art c e V end to repeal Hd"use of Represent at ves n Sect on 3 n;e returns of Amended House Jo nt bu ld ng or prem ses and no sect ons 5 a 5 11 18 19 and 25 the case may be and eert fled Where Shoes are Sensibly Priced area phone 992·6329 every elect on fo he off ce s Resouton No 44 fed n he 3 23 lc of Article II and stet on 22 of to he Secretary of S ate by the named n the to ego no sec on office of he Sec.re a y of Sta e owner l essee operator o person having the d ect on and Ar lc t V of the Const tut on of clerk hereof The Secreta y of she I be sea ed up and rans and propos ng o amend the coni o of any tank conta ner Oh lo to read as follows State shall upon receipt of suet'! m t ed o the seat of Govern above sect ons of the Con veh cle p p ng or eQu pment RENT space at Flea Market ARTICLE II cert f cat on ssue e cert f cafe Saturday INJy 6fh Inside Bird Se,cflon 4 No member of the of elect on to the person so men b'f the eturn ng off ce s st u on of Oh o N TEST MONY WHEREOF ected o the Pres den t of the Arena Athens to sell gen•ral usemb y sha I dur ng elected and upon presentat on dSenate have he eunto subsc lbed my who ctur ng he f st he term for which he was anything 10 x iO tor S5 10' x of such certlf cate to the Senate week of he sess on shal open name and aft xed my off c at 20' for 110 Call Lynne Dudek fleeted unless durlno such or the House of Represen and publ sh hem and dec are sea at Columbus th s 27th day erm he resigns therefrom flo d tatlves as the ease may be the 592 9928 he result n the presence of a of March 1972 eny pub c off ce under the pe son so elected shal take the mator tv of the members of TED W BROWN 4 4 6tc United S ate or this s ate or a oath of off ce and become a each House of the Gene a secre a v of Sta e Jbdlvls on t'lereof pol 1 c.a membe of the Sena e or the but th s provlsl~m does not House of Representat ves as Assemb y Tl1e lo nt cand da es Sea > hav ng the h ghest number of 3 30 4 6 3 20 27 5 ( ex lend to off cers of a pol t ca he case may be to the term votes cast fo qove nor and p.rty nota les pub lc or of 16 FT TRAVEL I a ler se f for which he wes so elected f cers or the milt a o of the conta ned ready to go hitch Sec ion 1A Ne her House Sta es armed forces Included Phone 773 5651 UnNotedmember of the genera sha I w lhout the consent of the Mason W Va assem b)¥ sha I dur ng the term other adjourn for more then 4 5 tfc tor wh H'l he was e ected or for f ve days Sundays excluded one year t'lereafter be ap nor to any o her pace han that 1969 V W campmobl e with po nted to anv publ c off ce n wh ch the two Houses are In raised top and tent mileage under h s sta e which Off ce session Section 15 (A) The genera 21 000 - 12 495 phone 992 was created or the com assembly shall enact no law pen sat on of wh ch was n 3076 except by b I and no b I shal 4-5 6tc creased cturlng the term for be passed w thout the con wh ch he was e ected Sect on 6 Each House sha I be currence of a ma or I y of the 15 ....ONTH o d registered judge of 1he e ect on returns members elected o each house Potl\d Hereford Bull - call and ~uallfleat ons of Its own B Is m.~:y orlo nate n e ther members A malo ty of a I the house 6tlt may be altered after 5 p m 949 4401 amended or re Jected In the 4 5 Jlc members e ected to each House other shal be e quo um to do { B) The stye of the laws of buslnets but a less number be I CAMPElr.BUS milker for one may adlourn from day to day th s s ate shall be by the genera cow lnternational45 baler F and compel the attendance of enacted If you ve ever attempted ta have a prescr1p11011 U tractor on rubber good absent members n such assemb y of the state of Oh o (C) Every b II shall be con condition phone 949 2726 manner and under such refilled ond had your pharmacist refuse s Clered by each house on t'lree 4 5 Jlc pen all es es sha I be prescribed different days unless two by law --~--:----: lhere s an excellent reason for h11 refusal Each House may pun sh Its th rds of the members elected to 1971 ZIG ZAG sewing machine the house n wh ch I spend ng members for dlsorderlv con suspend this requirement ancl left n ayaway Beaut lui duct and w th the concurrence Some prescnpl1ans may nat be refilled with pastel color full size model of two th lrds of the m em be s every Individual cpns derat on of a b I or action suspending the All built n to buttonhole do elected thereto expe a num out spec al authonzat1an from r1qu rement shal be recorded stretch sewing and fancy ber but not the second time for In the journe of the respective stitching Pay lust~ 75 cash the same cause your phys1ctan Your phom1 Each House has a I powers house No bill may be passed or terms oval able Trade Ins I tt'le bill t'las been necessary to provide for its unl reproduced and d strlbuted to accepted Phone 992 5641 acost 11 1Dft9uard1ng y:ou and 4 5 6tc safety and the und sturbed members of the house n wh ch ransact on of ts bus ness and It s rend ng _V_A_C_U_U_M_C-Iea-ne_r_n-ew-'1971 to obta n through comm ttees (0 Nob 11 thall contain more your heallh by followi~ or otherw se Information af than one sublecl wh ch shal be model Complete with a I feeling legislative action under clearly exrrassed nIts litiS" No doctor s orders cleaning foola Small paint consideration or In -con law sha I be rev ved or damage In shipping Will take templat on or with reference to amended unless the new act s $27 cuh or budget plan any el eged breach of Carrlen For Colony park 10 pass wagon V 8 automat c trans steer ng p br lots of comfort here &PLUMBING CO - - --=--:-: SE PTI C tanks cleaned M lier San fallon Stewart Oh o Ph 662 3035 2 2 tfc ODIES MOTO 1965 Dodge EARTH MOVING EXTE~MINATION For Best DEALS Coronet9 pass wagon V 8 p steenng automatte trans good rubber hard to ftnd one WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614 4S2 3158 Free Estimate 6 FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE 423 6551 POINT OFFICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Johnson Masonry &Remodeling Pb 992 2174 MEIGS W VA 25260 MEIGS 992 7151 MASON 773 S634 HARR SON S TV and Antenna Serv ce Phone 992 2522 3 17 301p Make ese vatlons for your pr ViJ e pa t es banquets spec a occas ons Idea tor meet ng place w h or w thout k chen p v leges lndl v dual Ca te ng w 1 seat up to 50 peop e Phone and A SHOTGUN and I e mat ch will be held Sunday April 9 at 12 o cock Rutland Gun Club New l ma Road Hand choked shotguns wll be hand capped Rilles wl I be In two classes Open s ghfs and scope bench rest and oft hand Rifle shooters w t furnish own shel s Any calibre rlf e muzz e oaders Included 4 6 3tc The Orch1d Room 992 397 5 Found GUN SHOOT Saturday Aprl 8 7 30r. m Mile HII Rd Fire Oep B dg Meat and groceries free shot to 2nd place shooter 4 6 2t c tm For Sale • Not tee April& I~ RAMBLER Ambassador. wagon 1tlt for part• new lorque converter S50 Call992 2718 after 6 p m 1 3-30-lOtp • ":'.,. , • ( Cuntmuously I , S20 000 Max• mum Insurance For Each Depos1tor r I I �, I n-,. 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WANT A.DS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Publ calion Monday Dead In~ 9 a m Cancellat on & Correct ons Will be accepted untol9 a m fo Day of Publ calion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right toed t or re ect any ads deemed ob1ectlonal The pub I sher '~~~ I not be respons ble tor more than one lllcorrect nse t on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce S cents per Word one mse t on Min mum Chafge 75c 12 cents per word three consecut ve nsert ons 18 cents per word s x con Hcutlve Insertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa d ads and ads paid w fh n 10 days CAIID OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 50 fo SO wo d m nlmum Each add tiona I word 2c BLIND ADS Addlt onal 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HDURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Business Services 3 BR HOME ON YOUR LOT car garage bnck front wall to wall carpet ONLY $13 750 AlLSIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO KITCHEN RADIO at 191 N Th rd Avenue Middleport Owner ma Yclaim by denl fy ng and pay ng tor ad 4 4 31c GUN SHOOT Sunday Aprl 9 p m Faclory choked guns only Second pace shoote s get tree shot In next match Assorted meats Racine Gun Club 4 6 3tc TRAP SHOOT every Fr day starting Friday Apr I 7 7 p m Rutland Gun Club New l ma Road 4 5 31c - - - -GUN SHOOT also r fie matches - open sites only Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday >April 9 12 noon ~ 45 Jlc ----YARD Sale Fr day Saturday and Sunday some antlqu~s on Lark n Street Rulland 4 5 3tc ABOUT YOUR W~IGHT overweight ladles teens and men Interested n a We ght Watchers ( R I C ass In Pomeroy write Weight Watchers ( Ri 1863 Section Rd Cinclnnat Ohio 4S237 10 3 lie .,-::-::-==-=-:::-::-c:---,-- REGISTERED Appaloosa Slud Serv ce 150 Reg Ma es $40 Grade Francs Benedum Phone 667 3856 3 30 30tc 992 5786 OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR MARimA TYPEWRITER SON 616ManSt CONST. Belpre 0 Everythong In Home Matntenance SUPPLY EXPERT Complete I ne of off ce equ pment turn1ture & supplies Typewr ter & Add ng Machone Repa r Wheel Alignment Ptck up & Delivery $5.55 PHONE 675 3628 On Most Amencan Cai"Sl 424 Maon Sf Pt Pleasant Pomeroy Home & Auto TERMITES TERMITES Open8T 15 Mo~day fhru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Get Rod of Them We will protect any s ngle dwelling restdence for '149.50 Let us show our samples let Us Do Over Your Bathroom or K tchen Insured-But best of a I WERE HONEST Ph 992 7608 Pomeroy Ohoo Y.CITY ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING 633 Maon St Zanesv lie Oh1o B&W HEATING CO. For Appomtment Phone 949 2803 UPHOLSTERING SERVICE comp le e select on of fabr cs and v ny o choose f om P ck up and del \l'er_y Slater Upho s er ng R 3 Pome ov phone 992 3617 32830p BACKHOE AND DOZER wurk Septic tanks Instal ed George ( Bl I) Pull ns Phone 992 2478 4-25 tfc HOUSE BUilDERS CALL GUY NE GLER RAC NE OHIO 3 5 30 ( ~If AUTOMOB LE nsu rance been ca ncell ed' Lost your operators cense Cal mJ. 2966 INTERIOR&exlero pa 'lf ng R I Dubbed phone 742 5825 4 3 stc From the a gest Bu ldozer Rad ator to the Smallest Heate Core Nathan Boggs Radiator Spec altst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pomeroy ALL WEATHER ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION 240 Lmcoln St M ddleport Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbong We have a complete Home Ma ntenance Ser-v1ce the year around No matter what your need Complete roof or ~pout ng repa1r Inter or or exter or carpentry Cet hng t le and Panel ng and 5 dmg Complete Plumb ng & Healing Dav Numbe 992 2550 We have 24 hr emergency serv ce 992 5803 742 3947 992 31!98 742 476 Weareful y nsured Dozer & End loader work ponds basement land scapmg We have 2 size dozers 2 s1ze loadtrs Work done by hotJr or contract Free Estimates We also haul foil dirt top so I Dump trucks and low boy for htre See Bob or Roger JeHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m READY MI X CONCRETE de 1vered right to yoOr pro1ect Fast and easy Free es mate s Phone 992 3284 Goeg eln Ready M x Co M dd eporl Oh o 6 lO lie C BRADFORD Auct onee Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr tl Bradford 5 I tfc Dai~ Sentinel Ph 614-992 2156 You can I beat these bargatns anywhere check and compare pr1ces then come & see us The $795 1966 Dodge '1971 Volkswagen Polara 9 pass wagon V 8 p steer ng automat c a r cond ready w ng and able 1968 Rambler .. • • Amer can 6 pass wagon s )( cyl nde 5 2 ttc Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted REAL ESTATE $1395 automat c t ans 1968 Chevrolet· s1495 8 scayne 6 pass wagon V 8 automat c trans green vinyl nter or new t re s Mobile Homes Sale 1 ght Employment Wanted 1495 5 1967 Volkswagen Transporte Deluxe fou cyl 4 speed 3 seat mode 1971 Matador 6 Pass. Wagon BRAND NEW NEVER T TLED FULL WARRANT Y V 8 p sl ee ng p b akes automat c trans a r con d t onlng pr ced at S 000 off or g nal factory st cker pr ce See Emerson Jones Pearl Ash Wolfe Wallace Amberger Rawlings Htlton D1ck RAWLINGS DEPENDABLE CITY 992 2151 OR 992 2152 MIDDLEPORT I 1969 Pontiac GTO HT Cpe 4 speed trans black vmyl 1n tenor w1th bucket seats & console Power steenng & brakes rad o good w w ftres red ftn1sh See th1s one •1795 1969 CHEVROLET B1scayne 4 dr V 8 automatic trans p steenng & brakes wh1te fmtsh blk vmyl mtertor '899 1968 Chevrolet Ton V 8 eng ne 3 speed column shift good 15 Corn mere all es oca owner Irk Was $1695 00 Special JOHN WHITE Pomeroy Motor Co. Contact Assocrate Your Chevy Dealer 992 2126 Open Eves Till 9 REALTY~ WE NEED LISTINGS VERA EBLEN m 92 N 2nd Just sold 10 properltes tn 7 days- one of these mtqht have been yifuR 3o2o Moddleport POMEROY 3 BR 2 ba h basemen t ga rage & garden drapes & carpe l ng hrou;hou E m nate you Sp ng C ean ng move n o h s Clean As A Pin home mmed ate oc c upancy I 8 000 INVESTMENT 2 apls & oxso mob e home on lg lot OOx 100 Retu ns $225 per mo S 500 tak es all MIDDLEPORT Large S b r 2 bath home n downtown M ddlepor t Owner w I help f nance CLELAND REALTY Vzrgzl B Teaford, Sr. Broker Pomeroy, OhJo 45769 saliD Real Estate For Sale GTO ·:-::-::-:---:---~ 3 BEDROOM anch type ho;;;e Arbabgh Add ton Tupper Pia ns A new with tot~ electric and centra~ a condiUon ng bath and ~. ful y carpeted ful basement garage In basement See by appointment pt(one 992 2 96 or 992 3585 Danny Thompson F nan c ng ava lable 12 30 tfc PontiaC Hard Top Four-banel, 4-speed KERNS ROUSH 992-6813 Aulo Sales 1937 FORD COUPE new 12 ga 870 Wlngmasfer shotgun 4 10 gears for Dana rearend Sun Tach with sending unit Huck Wagner phone 949 3465 4-6 Jlp 19651NTERNATIONAL Scout 4 wheel drive 35 000 ml es 1 owner good condition many exlras phone 992 7271 4 6 6tc Pomeroy Auto Sales RACINE - 6 room house bath ut I ty oom garage 510 000 phone 949 4195 3 31 ftc 970 W 30 OLDSMOBILE 442 automat c factory stereo tape lots of eKtras really n ce priced right phone 992 2441 after 5 p m 3 31 tfc 966 FALCON Fulura Sport Coupe 2 door automatic 6 cy nder $600 phone 949 2951 46 Stc Want your Color TV set tuned up hke the factory had tf when If was new? We have the equ1prnent Complete color tune up w1th V1ctor scope $18 00 We have good clean used color sets from $89 SO good clean black & wh1te sets $39 00 up We are your color spec1ahst m th1s area Brmg Them To ------ ~~~~ When you buy Pomeroy your new car From Yo• Pharmacist Choose Your '72 available Phone 992 5641 4-5.61c 2 RIDING horses phone 949 3196 4-5 71p WHITE electric range In ex cellenf condlt on S50 Forest M Guthrie Athens Ohio phone 592 2158 3 31 1otp NEW iliEA tractor manure spreader no 2" good I res - SIO Paul Sayre Rfe 338 Portland Oh o Great Bend Road 843 2286 _W_A_L_N_U_T~St_er_e_o_4:-s-pe~aker sound system 4 speed dual volume c'ontrol separate controls Balance S63 56 Use our budget terms Calf 992 7085 4 5 61c Model Now LADIES &GIRLS SPRING FASHIONS LADlE~ TANK PANTS I Cotton Polyester and Knit Cotton and Double Knit Sl<e Up to 46 Double Knit rERRAIIYCIN ~ &DSCOURTABL COMIIIOTIC INJECTION 10 cc Ylal, PENICILLIN INJECTION, 10 cc ylal, TERRAMYCIN INJECTION 5G cc vial GIRLS Jama1ca Shorts and Short Shorts 1 lo FORMAL sl•• lace over lavender satin see at Fabric Shop or calf 985 4117 515 3 31 1otp 2.49 Come Here For Your Auto Loan • Extra Large Sizes The Farmers Bank &Savings Co. '3 98 G1rts S1ze EARLY AMERICAN Stereo radto combination. A speaker sound syotem 4 speed changer n[IWate controla Balance 571.5- Use our budget forma Calf 992 7085 POMEROY, OHIO 'l.H Member Federal Reserve System On Frtdays Our Drive In Wmdow ts Open 9 a m .C.S61c to 7 p m Wanteo To Buy I We'lllend a hand For Sale ------ f COMES IN BLUE AND BROWN THE SHOE BOX Mobile Homes For Sale • MISS AMERICA LEGAL NOTICE "THE CUTUP" 4531p CHUCK'S TV 152 Butternut MEIGS INN ROOMS MIDD EPORT,O '1549 Real Estate For Sale For Rent ALL HIGH FASHION BOOTS REDUCED 30% TRUCK SPECIAL! OPEN UNTIL 8 00 PM each evenmg except Saturday & Sunday v PH 992 3629 V 8 automat c trans p seer ng ado w s wa Is only 2 000 m es ful warranty new truck trade n L 11 •1999 1972 Gold Duster 2 Dr. Coupe MILLER MOBILE HOMES Custom St Wagon 351 V 8 eng automat1~ trans power brakes good t1res clean 1n tenor be1ge fmtsh rad1o p ------- lZ' 14 24' WIDE- 1970 Ford $1495 1967 Mercury ------ - •2495 economv s he e Real Eslale For Sale SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABlE rates1 Ph 446 4782 Gall pol s John Russell Owner & Operator Sq Back sedan local 1 owner new..car trade luggage rack rad1o chrome wheel covers blue color blk vmyl mtenor m 13 000 m1les automat1c trans ,$795 ODELL WHEEl a ghment ocaled at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end serv ce HOUSE n Long Bottom phone 98, 3529 tune up and brake serv ce 1 28 tfc Wheels balan ce d elec troolcally Ail work guaranteed Reasona~le r - - - - - - -- ---r ales Phone 992 3213 7 27 tfc -----:= WAttlED! •ncl HARTFORD Sprmg Cleamng Days Dependable Crty OPEN HOUSE & SPRING SALE APRIL 5-6-7-8 I LEGAL NOTICE MASON SEE US FOR Awn ngs slorm doo s and w ndows ca ports marquees a um num s d ng WANTED handy man for Spr1ng Up Sm I ng and ra ng A Jacob sales ootlng, sh ngles duct work TODAY WE NEED representat ve For free etc Phone 675 1270 after 6 GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr es mate s phone Cha le s p m ca I 675 4582 Broker J Bedroom Homes AI L se Sy acuse V V 4 4 6tp Phone 985 4186 Pr ces Homes w th Some John on and Son nc --------, 1 H lton Wolfe Sr Salesman Acreage Farms (all types) 32 1 c- - - - - - - - - -- - RESPONSIBLE person lo Phone 949 3211 lois estab shed dry clean ng route A B C Clea n er s SE WIN G MACHINES Repa r servi ce a I ma kes 992 2284 Mason W Va These properltes are SPECIAL YALUESI For all your Real 4 5 lfc TQe Fabr c Shop Pomeroy needed by prospects DOOR PRIZESI Estate needs see or Author zed Singer Sales and FAVORS who are watttng to buy ~ v ce We Sharpen Sc ssors STARTI NG sa lary SlO 660 I m call us REFRESHMENTS 3 29 tfc Home se up as dup ex p us ook ng fo an., ntell gent ext a o sac oss from A&P P 0 Bo• 101 Poll)eroy enthus astlc and re able POMEROY person In the Pomeroy area V NYL and alum num s d ng CALL US AT ONCE Jack W Carsey Mg 2 Beaut ful homes on someone who would I ke to f ee est mates references Phone99:Z-2t81 Broadway n M dd epor assume the operat on of a ca l co lee 446 3608 Byerly both are Ranch Type 10 oom house mu t pte line nsu ance Const uc on Co Ga I po s RACINE SAVE up to one ha f Br ng you bath ba semen t ga age two agency Sel and serv ce auto 3 24 30tp sick TV to Chuck s TV Shop Severa n ce bu ld ng o s n ol s Phone 949 43 3 life f e hea th and business 51 Butternut A'Ye Pomeroy Pomeroy Mldd epo t and nsurance Fu I t a n ng w I 4 5 301p 4 4 tf c Mlnersv I e Ranging from be provided al no cos I for lhe I 200 13600 For man selected plus a salary 8 ACRE S ol and on St Rt 43 (not a draw) for up to J years app ox mate y 1 m te SE of 30 Acres modern 3 b home Ofhce 992 22S9 Res 992 2S68 If needed Call Mr Ferguson Harr sonv tie wa e lappa d ius otf Rt 7 at 446 4707 for an ap phone 742 409S HENRY E;. CLELAND po ntment 104 Acres mode n 3 b r 4 6 12tp APPALACHIAN farm puppies t 4 5 3tc home close o Eastern REALTOR - FREE Phone 1696 101 Schoo WANT{D - Homes $10 000 and 3 31 61c WOMAN I<>' prepare mea s for U'l,der any condit on buye s e der y ady at Lelarf Fa Is w II repal While Really ,.----------------~~--------'-1 RUMMAGE Sale Apr T aile home food and 01 I ce 992 3020 7th 9 a m to 4 p m at K ng lodg ng wl I be I urn shed Cal 466fc Bu lder Supp y Bul d ng 1 Ga I po s 446 24 0 col eel No th Second Ave Md 45 3tc dleporl Sponsored by SIX ROOM house 33 Butternut Syracuse PTA 110 Mechamc Street Ave Contacl Ed Hedr ck 2 37 43 4tc Wadsworth Dri'Ye Columbus OhiQ phone 237 4334 C~ ~ LE ~l ~A~N ~D ~ S~ G~ R~ E~ E~ N~ H~ O~ USE DRY WALL t n Slier contractor Mums Geraniums Pans es 1220 Washonglon Blvd R Dubbed phone 742 5825 NEW LISTING and Petunias Gera d ne Belpre Ohio 4 3 Sic NICE 2 sto y 80 ACRES - Ora Tn>ynshlp - About 20 acres of Cle and E Main St Rae ne basement 2 tractor land Som ly new 4 bedroom all : C: A~ R~ P ~E~N :T~E~ R -wo~k ~ o~ l-any 4 2 lfc air furna ce Near Pomeroy electr c home 1 2 t :~double stainless steel k nd Phone Dex er Oh o 742 SSI SAVE SSS 7 new d splay Elementary School Pilone s nk garbage d SJ.h.. er 2 ovens and cook 4979 KOSCOT KOSMETICS and model mob le homes w 1 be 992 7384 to s)!& unit N ce carpeting sement 66x26 On y J 28 30tp wigs Need edra money' Just 11 1 tic so d AS S AI new - a must S37 500 00 sell these p oducts No be so d betore Sunday Apr - - -- : : - ' : : - ' - - - - - NEARLY NEW restricted terr tor e.s Phone LOTS and yards c eaned BoK 9th a 5 p m Free del very to 3 BEDROOM home on two RUTLAND - Ranch fyP.f! 3 bedroom all carpeted home 321 Rut and Oh o 992 5 13 your lot Factory warrant es th rds acre lot all con Coram c bath hot water heat N ce kitchen w lh d sh 3 31 61p 42 Ic app y F nan clng ava lable ven ences at Gall pol s washe and cook un ts Ohlo Power Fenced yard Car --,--:-----,-= I 00 depos t r equ red w th Ferry W Va only $10 000 port Now $20 000 00 REDUCE sale & ta sl w Th AVAILABLE lor house orde AI sa es I na M 1 e come see Cal 675 3666 or 675 STOCK FARM GoBese Tab e s & E Vap c ean ng baby s tt ng k tchen Homes 220 Wa sh ngton 3886 Pt Peasant W Va 175 ACRES - Highland grassy pastures Sutflclent crop "' water p li s at Nelson 0 ug s help for one week Send card Blvd 1 Belpre Oh o 4 4 18tp land 2 barns with sheds 3 dug wells 2 farm ponds and 2 3 17 201p co M s J G uese Rt 1 463tc spr ngs 9 roo~ renovated home Gas well owner owned M nersv e Oh o 7 ROOMS and bath new carpet All m nero s Only S42 500 00 3 30 Otp basement Tuppers P alns OHIO RIVER FRONTAGE Laurence Balser Oh o LOWER MIDDLEPORT - 5 room frame house with city SAVE SAVE SAVE Before you Will PAINT oofs or house s S9 000 phone 667 3693 water gas and electr c Nice 50 ft lot to river On y bdy any mob le home be sure 1970 MONTEREY 12 • 60 lui y tr m trees c tan out att cs ' 446tp $4500 00 NEW LISTING .\ and consider the huge sav1ngs carpeted 2 bedroom ful s ze basements etc 949 322 INEXPEroSIVE can have on a late mode you utility room underp nn ng 426fc LETART - On Route 338 Sandy garden 5 room house used or repossessed Mobl e HOUSE and lots on Wright included Phone 992 6602 Streel Pomeroy phone 742 back porch cellar and c stern Only 15 000 00 Home from Berry -Mil er 4 5 6tc 5937 RURAL Mobl e Home Sales We have :------4 4.6fc RUTLAND AREA 2 bedroom block bath garage and a huge se eel on of 8 0 and 12 60XI2 2 bedroom all efectr c large lot w de Mob le Homes now 1n efr cOnditioned 8x20 It Porch OlD FURNITURE d shes LIST WITH THE LEADER YOUR PLACE MAY BE stock Be sure and shop 1 07 ACRES new y drilled wei and aluminum awn ng clocks b ass beds s lver THE ONE WE NEED WE ARE TRYING FOR MORE over 275 If of frontage on Berry M Iter Mob le Home aluminum sk rtlng com d6 ars or comRiete AND BIGGER SALES WE WILL TAKE A PICTURE OF blacktop ~oa d access to city Sales 705 Farson St eel pfelefy setup Beautlf~l households Wrlle M D YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE WALL WATCH water good locat on for home Belp e Oh o - You w I be lxaffon Ovlner leaving state M er R I 4 Pome oy Oh o THIS AD FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS or tra ler Phone 985 4176 glad you d d Phone 949 4892 or 992 5272 Cal 992 6271 992 3325 HELEN l TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 2378 3 31 6tp 4 6 3tc I 10 tfc 3 16 lie Ii used to he manufac ure nsecure unsafe or structure ly eutenant go~e nor and he privileges or m sconduct of t s con a ns the entre act rev ved s or age hand ng sa e or ans person ha v ng the h ghes members and to hat end to or he sec on or sect ons po 11111 ori of produ.c s sttall defec ve bu d ngs structure number ot vo es to any other enfo ce the attendance and amended and he sect on o OR-D NANCE NO 427 w I fu ty tal neo ec o etUse nc ud ng costs of serv ce and be office sha be deela ed du y DROP leal table - $15 baby test mony of w tnesses and the sect ons amended sha BE IT ORDAINED as fo low s o co mpt( w h a,ny order or the publ ca t on of not ct sh•l be elec ted but t any two o mo e by th e counc of the v I age of f re ch e o any off ce act no cer t fed bv the Village Cle-rk to product on of books and papers epea ed bed - $ 0 h gh cha r~ have an equa and he h ghes he county Auditor tnd by ft:e Sect oo 7 Tt'le mode of <E Every b I Wh ch has Columba Grafonola 15 organizing each house of the passed bo h hous es of th e numbe of vo es fo the same Pome oy Oh o two h retsof a I unde h m n the performance County Aud tor placed on the members e ected hereto of 1'1e du es mposed by such gu tar amp outfit - s o d geMral assemb y &ha be gt!'1era assembly shal be oft ceo o ces one of hern or con cu r ng sec t ons w th n lie me ax ctup catt as a I en aga ns to I lamps - S10 ph6ne 949 prescr bed by law any two tor whom o nl votes s gned by the pres d ng off ce SECT ION I The F e Ch el p escr bed n suc h o der un tess sa ld bu d ng structure or 3194 Each house shal choose ts of e•ch house to cer t fy hat the were cas tor go-vernor and and h s ass stan and by an appea s a ken therefrom o prem ses Sec t on 1 Whoe>Jer v olates sha I be membe s des gna ed by the the Cour of Common PleaS 3 29 10 p own officers Inc ud ng • p ocedural requlremen s for I eutenan governo p esld ng ott cer to be electtd passage have been me and chosen by the o n vo e of both F e Ch e upon exam nat on or Me os County Oh o as any section of thl• ordnance sh a be f ned not tess th 1 n ten f om ts membersh p who shal shal be presen ed fortt'lw h to hou ses nspect on f fids a bu ld ng or p o... ded h-e e n Ttf'ICAL FISH fancy be des gnated In the Senate as the governo tor h s approva Sect on 16 The L eut enant o hers ructure wh ch or want Sec on 5 f h~ V I age ot nor more t t'lan fifty do Iars for pples angels and breeders president of the Sentte and In <F 1 Every Joint eso ut on Gove no sha perto m such of prope repa by eason of Pomeroy deems necessary to each days neg ect n he execu ve age and d ap dated cond t on have ts agents employees o Section 8 Any other or and suppl es Phone the House of R.epresentat ves as wh ch has been adopted n both dtJf es r - -· - -..'-------,. 992itas 5443 speaker of the House of houses of the gene a assemb y depar men as are ass gned o detect ve or poo y ns al ed ndependenl cent actors o d nance prov IS on n confl c ew h s hereby repealed 12 JO.tfc Representatives shal be s gned by the presld ng h m by the Go'le~nor and e eel ca w r ng and equ p rem o'<te and o epa any n heSect on 9 Th s ordinance Each house shall determ ne ott cer of each house to cert fY exerc se such powefs as are men defe c ve ch mneys secure unsafe or s rue ura ly ake effect end be en t'la the procedural prescr bed by aw s own rules of proceed ng de ec ve gas connec ons defec lve bu d ng o other shal 10 X 50 TtMPO Mobl e Home Sect on 11 Each general requ rem en ts fo adopt on have ARTICLE V to ced from and after the defect ve hea ng appara us or s ructures then the sad V I age , Phone 247 2161 ea es t date at owed by law Sect on 2a The names ot at assemb y shall convent n f rst been me and shall forthw h be fo any other reason s ol Pom eroy hrnugh he Mayo 4 26tc regu ar sesa on on the f rst f ed w h the !iecretary of state cand dates fo an off ce at any especall abeto eo en a east h r ty clays p o to he :------...,._..,._ b Monday of January n the odd sect on 6 t tt'le governo general e ee l on ~ha dange s fe o other bu d ngs emoval of any nsecu e unsafe ATTEST Jean Wa ton ar anged n a g oup unde he Clerk numbered year or on the app aves an act he shal s gn t POODLE puppies Silver Toy or p oper y such of ce sha I o structure y defect ve t e of tha o t ce and st1a I be o der such bu ld ng o be bu d ng sha g ve not ce by Parkv ew Kenne s Phone 992 succeed ng day If the f rst t becomes taw and he sha If le AP PROVE OW I lam G Monday of January s a legal t w th the secretary of state so alterna ed tha each name orn down cert f ed ma I of epa red s n ent on 5443 ho day and In seconct regular If he does no app ove Siha ll appea n so fa as may demo lsh ed BAron ck he maiHia s w th espec o such rem ova or 815tk session on the sen1e date of he sha 1 re urn I w th h s ob be easonably po ss be) sub r emoved and a I dange ous Mayor epe to he ho de s of ega o SUBSCRIBE now to The follow ng ye!Jr Ether the lee ons n wr ng o lle house stan a y an equa number of cond ons emed ed f such equ able lens of reco d upon PASSED Apr I 3 1972 Not A Motor Route mes at he beg nn ng at he o t ce 1 nds n a bu ld no o the real p operty on wh ch such n wh ch orlg nated wh ch Buckeye Horseman the governo o the p es d ng of f c,rs of he general nsemb y sha I en er he objec ons a end and n each n e med ate upon anv p em ses any com bu ld ng Is located end o tIe " 6 13 2tc news magaz ne about Ohio s act ng o nt y may convene he large upon ts ourna and ma pace f any of he group n bust ble or expos ve mater at owne s of eco d of such horses and horsemen Read general assemb n special then recons der the >JO e on ~ wh ch such name be ongs ubb sh ags was e o I s p operty The owners of record about your favorite breed session by a p oc am at on passage If h ee f fths of he Excep a a Par v P ma v o n gaso ne o nflammab e of such prope ty o he ho de s pa t san elec on he a non wh ch may 1 mit the purpose of equitation aids book rev ews members elected to the house of cond ons of any k nd of ens of reco d tJpon such orlg n vote to repa ss the b I t name or des gnat on of each dange ous to the safety of such proper y may en er nto an upcom ng e11ents etc In the the sess on Section 9 Each House shal shal be sen w h he ob cand date s par y f any sha blJ ld ng p em ses or property agreement w th he vI age of March Issue Only S4 00 for 12 ssues Box 647 PS Wooster keep a corr.tct journa of Is eel ons of the governo to the be pr n te d und er or a e eech he shal order such mate Ia s Pomeroy to perto m the LEGAL NOTICE proceedings which st'la be other house wh e-ll may a so cand dates name In gh e and r emoved o co nd t ons removal or repa r of he n Ohio 4469 iBEDROOM trailer with air The unders gned wi auct on pubf shed A the du re of any cons der he vote on Its passage sma e ype ace han t ha n rem ed ed f such off cer f nds secu e unsafe or s ructura ly 4 6 ltc wo members the yeas and f three I fths of tile memb ers wh ch the cand dates name s ha any bu ld ng structure condition no washer dryer defect ve bu d ng f an a farm owned by he ate Harold nays she 1 be entered upon the elected to he second house vote pr n ed An e ecto may vote to and carpeting Phone 773 ank co n a ne o veh cl e used eme rgen cy ex sts es deter Wa d n Chllh re Townsh p han can FARMAlL H Tractor New lournal and on the passage of o epass t t becomes aw cand dates o he o the s orage hand ng or m ned by 5751 he v llage ol Gal a County Ot't o and In every b 1 n ether House the notw thstand ng the ob eet ons d dates fo e ectors of P es dent Me os Idea No 18 n)&nure spreader anspo tat on or pe ro eum F?omeroy no ce may be g ven Ru and TownshiP 4 6 stc and he and V ce P es d en of he Qu ds or t 1 ~ulf ed petro eum o her than by ce t f ed rna I and County Ohio conta nlng 86 George M Collins Rt 1 vote shal be taken by yeas and of the governor and entered upon the pres d ng off cer of the second Un ed Sta es and other han n connect on therew th does ess than h rty days pr or to acres more or tess at 10 00 Reedsvlle Oh o Phone 614 nays ROOM & BOARD Chester journal am Wednesday Aorl 2th house sha f e t w th the cand dates fo gave nor and no comply w th the standards such removal or repa r 667 3484 Phone 985 3371 Sect on 11 A \lacancy n the secretary of s a e In no case eutenan governor only and n o o dtrs of the I re ch ef he 972 o the highest bidder Sect on 6 If the owner o 46 4tc Senate or n the House of sha 1 a b be repassed by a no o her way han by nd ca ng shall make such order as may enho de of he bu d ng or Farm has a 1 m nerats Farm 4 6 12fp Representatives lor any cause sma ler vote than s requ red by h s vote fo each cand date be easona b y necessary o structure fa s o comp y wl h ocated close to Ohio Power STAR k Is rats quick l y nc ud 110 he fa lyre of a the cons tut on on ts or g nat sepa rately from the nd ca on nsure such com pi ance Such the repa r and or remova of deve opment In Ga I a and In all cases of of h s vo e fo any othe ca n ode shal be made aga ns Nrm ap Sure 2 ' lbs S1 69 Eben member e eet to qualify tor passage such bul ding s ructure w th n Me gs Count n bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills off ce sha 1 be f I ed by elect on reconslde a on he vote of each d da e and served persona ly or by the me 1 m set tor h n the p a sed at S20 000 00 and cannot THE by the members of the Senate or house sha 1 be determ n ed~' by EFFECTIVE DATE P ckens Hdwe Mason eg s ered tetter upon the not ce as prov ded n Sec on S be sold for less than that sum AND REPEAL owner lessee agent opera o of th s o d nance and fur Open b dd ng to be ht d at the 3 19 JOtp the members of the House of yeas and nays and he names of Representatives as the case the members vo lng tor and f adoo ed bv a malor v o o occupan of such bu ld ngs or hermo e there Is no appea off ce of Crow Crow & Porter may be who are aff I ated w th aga ns he b shal be entered the e ec o s votlnt on lh s p em ses and hereupon such pend ng n a court of competent AI orneys at Law P~mtroy AlUMINUM car op boas he same po It ca party as he upon he ournal amendmenT he amendm en ode sha be comp ed w th by u sd ct on as prov ded here n Oh o on the above date Farm won us or ro safe and person ast elected by the It a b 1 s not eturned by he and sche du e thereto !)(Cep may be shown to nterested essee agent the owner hen he v lage of Pomeroy lghlweghl 0 1213and14ft e ectors to the sea wh ch has governor w thin sha en days sec on 6 of Art c e ope a or o occupan w h the hrough ts off cers agen sand parties by the unders gned and mmed a e effect and t me f xed n sa d o der n s ock now Phone 992 6256 become vacant A vacancy Sundays excepted after be ng take o ndependen contractors mav by Hubert w Tav or Guardian occurr ng before o dur ng he presented to him bec omes ex sf ng sect ons .t 6 7 9 11 4 af er 5 p m Sec on 2 f the owner lessee cause such bu ld ng s ructu e of Oneida Ward "2~ Broadway twenty months of a law In 1 ke manner as I he had 6 and 31 of Ar c e ex st ng (age n ope ator o occupan s o be repa red 3 30 30tc t rs torn down M ddleport Oh o Telephone ~v Senatorla term sha be 1 led s gned t un ess the genera sec on 3 of Ar c e ex st ng aggr eved by an order of an demo shed mater as removed 992 2567 The r ght Is reserved to empor.uily by e ectlon as by ad ournmen sec on 2a of Ar c e V and o f ce under Sec I on 1 and and a 1 dangerous condlt ons reiect any and all b ds 1nd Is O.y Week,, Month SHOWALTER S We Pe Snop provided nth s sect on tor on y assembly prevents Is retu n n wh ch sec on s s 8 15 17 a 9 and 25 des re s a hea no he may Llberof Rafts emed ed at the expense of such subJect to the approval of the Ches e Oh o Phone 98S 3356 becomes aw unl ess of A 1 cle 11 and sec on 22 of comp a nor appeal In wr t ng o owner o hat por ton of the term which case Probate Court of Meigs Countv enho de ne tota T op cal f sh and suppl es will expire on the h rty f rst w t n ten days af e such A tlcle v shal be r epealed he f re ch ef w h n three days cost whether such cos s are Ohio 3 28 301p day of December fol ow ng the ad ou nement sf led by h m from such effect ve date The f om he se vIce of he order Net e Pierce n cur ed due o the use of neKt general elect on occurring w th h s object ons n w ng rt amendmen of sec on 6 ot and he f e ch et sha I a once emp oyees Adm lnlstratrlx of the mater as and WINTER clothes marked n en even numbered year afte the off ce l:1f the. sec e ary ot A t c e shal ake effect on nves gate sad comp ant and E&tate of Harold Ward equ pment of the munlclpa down New used Spring he vacancy occu s a wh ch s a e The gave no sha f e he second Monday ot anua y Deceased Langsville Oh o x a pace and t me no ess corpora on or by con ract tor Telephone 742 5195 SlEEPTi>fG 'rciOms ·in mobl e C othes com ng n da y elect on the seat sha I be f led w h he secreta y of sta e 1975 and ex st ng sec on 6 of han f ve days no more I han abor ma eras and eQuip of he canst tu on of en days thereat er or hear ng W6793tc home for men only 818 E ant ques and more dishes 620 by ~e elec ors as p ov ded by every b I no e urned by h m o Art c e aw tor the reman ng unex thehouseotorgn hatbecom es on 0 sha be repea ed f om such compla nt The chef a ment o both of remov ng the Main St Pomeroy next to locust Street M ddleporf p red port on of the e m the w hou t'l s s gna u e suc h effect ve date sa d hear ng may aft rm Tom s Carry Out phone 992 4 4 3tc member e ect so chosen o ake law The governor may d sa pp ove SCHEDULE mod fy revoke or vacate sa d 3254 office on he f rst day n any Item o tems n any b I A No w ths and ng the o de and unless such order s 4 5 6tc January next to low ng such m ak. ng a appropr a on ot prov s ons o sec on 7 of Ar cle evoke d o vaca ed by he ch ef elect on No person shal be money and th e tern or tems so and un the second Monday shal rem a n n force and be elected o of f I a vacancy n the Janua y 975 he pres d ng com pied w h bv such owne d sapp oved sha be vo d IDEAL country mobl e home (Amended House Joint Senate or House of R.epresen un ess repassed n the manne off cer to be e ec ed from he essee agent operator or site available Apr t 1 for Raulutlon Na 44) prescr bed by th s sec on fo membersh p of the Senate sha l occupan and w th n !he t m e tatlves as the case may be JOINT RESOLUTION reliable people Phone 949 he meets the con nue o be des gnated he he repassage of a b xed n sa d order or w th n Propos ng to am end sect ons unless 2871 Curt s D. Johnson Rt 1 qua If cations set for h n th s Sect on Jl The member s and es dent p o empo e of h e suc h t me as may be f xed by p 4 6 7. 9 11 4 16 and 31 of Racine Ohio the Genera Senate and the pres den p o he ch ef a sad hear ng Article sec11ons 3 anel t6 of Cons I ut on and the aws of th s off ce s of stale for the seat n whlct'l he Assembly shall 4 5 3tc ece ve an em pore no the Pres den of Sec t on 3 Any person A t cle Ill section 2e of Article sa ary and such he Sena e may par c pate n aggr eved by the f na dec son :-:-:-----V to enact new sect ons 8 and 1S va cancy occurs An 1: ectlon o annua f I a vacancy sha I be ac a owances for r easo nab e and he ca ng o a spec a sess on of !he F e Ch ef o h sass stant 6-ROOM br ck house wall to ot Art c e to enac session la notw thstand ng necessa v expenses e a led o pursuan o sect on I! of Art c e as made a of Artie e and to repea com pi st'led the hear ng wall.arpellng paneled walls the pe tormance of the r dut es sect ons S 8 15 17 8 19 end 2S the provisions of sect on 27 p ov ded n Sect on 2 of h s dishwasher and disposal will Art cle of thIs Cons ltutlon by as are p ov ded by aw and no w h s and ng he No of Article and sactlon 22 of 0 d nance may appeal to he rent furnished or unfurnished change n a membe s sa ary p ov sons of sect on 7 of A t c e Cour of Common Peas Me gs A t cte IV of he Constl ut on of the adopt on of a resotu on If Interested wrlle Box 7-,q R the Sta e of Oh o re at veto he wh e the Senate or the House of sha tak e eflect dur ng the term II and unt I he second Monday Coun y Oh o Any party In c o The Da ly Sentlne adm nlstra on organlza ton Representa ves as the case for wh ch he was e ec ed nor o January 975 the L eu enant des ng to appeal sha 1 f le a may be s In sess on with he shal any change n a members Governo shal cont nue o Pomeroy not ce of appea w h the C e k and procedures of the Genera tak ng of he yeas and nays of a owances ake effec pro o se ve as Pres den of he Sena e of he v age of Pomeroy Oh o A.ssemb y members of the Senate o the al pu poses excep o se ng forth the t st of anua y fol ow ng to Be t resolved by he Genera he order ap the ne xt gene al el ec t on n an part c pa e n the ca ng of a peal ng from and the grounds Assemb y of the Sta e of Oh o the House of Represen at ves spec at sess on by p es d ng appea ng o A copy of such hree fifths of the members as the case may be affl a ed even numbe ed yea ARTICLE Ill off cers of he Gene a t no ce of appea sha I a so be e ected to each house con w th the same pol ca par y as Sect on la In he general Assemb y plJ suan to sec on 8 fled by appe ant w h the curr ng there n that there she I the person as e ected to the e ec on for gove no and of Art cle be subm tted to the electors of seat n wh ch he vacancy oc cou Un ess o he w se eutenan go'lernor one vo e UNITED STATES prov ded by law such no Ice of he state In the manner curs The adopt on of such rtsolu on shal reau e the shall be cas 1 0 n y to the OF AMERICA appeal sha be f ed w 1h n s prescr bed by ew at 1 spec at aft rma ve vo e of a ma o y STATE OF OHIO davs w th he Cle k of aid e ect on to be held on lht f rst of the members e ected to the cand da es nom nated by th e OFF CE OF THE same po ca l pa ty o pe ton Tuesday after the first Monelay Senate o v lage and the Common P as lhe House of The gene at assemb y mav SECRETARY OF STATE C9ur afte he ma I ng of he n Mev 1972 a proposal to Representatives as he case p ov de by law to he jon TEO W BROWN not ce ot F re Ch ef s order as 3 17 tic amend sect ons A 6 7 9 11 U may be ent fled to vote thereon nom nat on of -ca nd da es for Secreta y of S ate of the State of prov ded n hIs sec ion 16 and 31 of Art cle I sect ons and eu enan Oh o do he eby cer fy hat he 2 BEDROOM mob le home with 3 and 16of Art c e 1 sect on 2a Such vote sha 1 be sp ead upo'n gove nor Sect on 4 No owner oc the Journal of ttle Senate or the gove nor forego ng s a true copy of cupant essee o agen of air conditioning n Racine of Art c e V end to repeal Hd"use of Represent at ves n Sect on 3 n;e returns of Amended House Jo nt bu ld ng or prem ses and no sect ons 5 a 5 11 18 19 and 25 the case may be and eert fled Where Shoes are Sensibly Priced area phone 992·6329 every elect on fo he off ce s Resouton No 44 fed n he 3 23 lc of Article II and stet on 22 of to he Secretary of S ate by the named n the to ego no sec on office of he Sec.re a y of Sta e owner l essee operator o person having the d ect on and Ar lc t V of the Const tut on of clerk hereof The Secreta y of she I be sea ed up and rans and propos ng o amend the coni o of any tank conta ner Oh lo to read as follows State shall upon receipt of suet'! m t ed o the seat of Govern above sect ons of the Con veh cle p p ng or eQu pment RENT space at Flea Market ARTICLE II cert f cat on ssue e cert f cafe Saturday INJy 6fh Inside Bird Se,cflon 4 No member of the of elect on to the person so men b'f the eturn ng off ce s st u on of Oh o N TEST MONY WHEREOF ected o the Pres den t of the Arena Athens to sell gen•ral usemb y sha I dur ng elected and upon presentat on dSenate have he eunto subsc lbed my who ctur ng he f st he term for which he was anything 10 x iO tor S5 10' x of such certlf cate to the Senate week of he sess on shal open name and aft xed my off c at 20' for 110 Call Lynne Dudek fleeted unless durlno such or the House of Represen and publ sh hem and dec are sea at Columbus th s 27th day erm he resigns therefrom flo d tatlves as the ease may be the 592 9928 he result n the presence of a of March 1972 eny pub c off ce under the pe son so elected shal take the mator tv of the members of TED W BROWN 4 4 6tc United S ate or this s ate or a oath of off ce and become a each House of the Gene a secre a v of Sta e Jbdlvls on t'lereof pol 1 c.a membe of the Sena e or the but th s provlsl~m does not House of Representat ves as Assemb y Tl1e lo nt cand da es Sea > hav ng the h ghest number of 3 30 4 6 3 20 27 5 ( ex lend to off cers of a pol t ca he case may be to the term votes cast fo qove nor and p.rty nota les pub lc or of 16 FT TRAVEL I a ler se f for which he wes so elected f cers or the milt a o of the conta ned ready to go hitch Sec ion 1A Ne her House Sta es armed forces Included Phone 773 5651 UnNotedmember of the genera sha I w lhout the consent of the Mason W Va assem b)¥ sha I dur ng the term other adjourn for more then 4 5 tfc tor wh H'l he was e ected or for f ve days Sundays excluded one year t'lereafter be ap nor to any o her pace han that 1969 V W campmobl e with po nted to anv publ c off ce n wh ch the two Houses are In raised top and tent mileage under h s sta e which Off ce session Section 15 (A) The genera 21 000 - 12 495 phone 992 was created or the com assembly shall enact no law pen sat on of wh ch was n 3076 except by b I and no b I shal 4-5 6tc creased cturlng the term for be passed w thout the con wh ch he was e ected Sect on 6 Each House sha I be currence of a ma or I y of the 15 ....ONTH o d registered judge of 1he e ect on returns members elected o each house Potl\d Hereford Bull - call and ~uallfleat ons of Its own B Is m.~:y orlo nate n e ther members A malo ty of a I the house 6tlt may be altered after 5 p m 949 4401 amended or re Jected In the 4 5 Jlc members e ected to each House other shal be e quo um to do { B) The stye of the laws of buslnets but a less number be I CAMPElr.BUS milker for one may adlourn from day to day th s s ate shall be by the genera cow lnternational45 baler F and compel the attendance of enacted If you ve ever attempted ta have a prescr1p11011 U tractor on rubber good absent members n such assemb y of the state of Oh o (C) Every b II shall be con condition phone 949 2726 manner and under such refilled ond had your pharmacist refuse s Clered by each house on t'lree 4 5 Jlc pen all es es sha I be prescribed different days unless two by law --~--:----: lhere s an excellent reason for h11 refusal Each House may pun sh Its th rds of the members elected to 1971 ZIG ZAG sewing machine the house n wh ch I spend ng members for dlsorderlv con suspend this requirement ancl left n ayaway Beaut lui duct and w th the concurrence Some prescnpl1ans may nat be refilled with pastel color full size model of two th lrds of the m em be s every Individual cpns derat on of a b I or action suspending the All built n to buttonhole do elected thereto expe a num out spec al authonzat1an from r1qu rement shal be recorded stretch sewing and fancy ber but not the second time for In the journe of the respective stitching Pay lust~ 75 cash the same cause your phys1ctan Your phom1 Each House has a I powers house No bill may be passed or terms oval able Trade Ins I tt'le bill t'las been necessary to provide for its unl reproduced and d strlbuted to accepted Phone 992 5641 acost 11 1Dft9uard1ng y:ou and 4 5 6tc safety and the und sturbed members of the house n wh ch ransact on of ts bus ness and It s rend ng _V_A_C_U_U_M_C-Iea-ne_r_n-ew-'1971 to obta n through comm ttees (0 Nob 11 thall contain more your heallh by followi~ or otherw se Information af than one sublecl wh ch shal be model Complete with a I feeling legislative action under clearly exrrassed nIts litiS" No doctor s orders cleaning foola Small paint consideration or In -con law sha I be rev ved or damage In shipping Will take templat on or with reference to amended unless the new act s $27 cuh or budget plan any el eged breach of Carrlen For Colony park 10 pass wagon V 8 automat c trans steer ng p br lots of comfort here &PLUMBING CO - - --=--:-: SE PTI C tanks cleaned M lier San fallon Stewart Oh o Ph 662 3035 2 2 tfc ODIES MOTO 1965 Dodge EARTH MOVING EXTE~MINATION For Best DEALS Coronet9 pass wagon V 8 p steenng automatte trans good rubber hard to ftnd one WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614 4S2 3158 Free Estimate 6 FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE 423 6551 POINT OFFICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Johnson Masonry &Remodeling Pb 992 2174 MEIGS W VA 25260 MEIGS 992 7151 MASON 773 S634 HARR SON S TV and Antenna Serv ce Phone 992 2522 3 17 301p Make ese vatlons for your pr ViJ e pa t es banquets spec a occas ons Idea tor meet ng place w h or w thout k chen p v leges lndl v dual Ca te ng w 1 seat up to 50 peop e Phone and A SHOTGUN and I e mat ch will be held Sunday April 9 at 12 o cock Rutland Gun Club New l ma Road Hand choked shotguns wll be hand capped Rilles wl I be In two classes Open s ghfs and scope bench rest and oft hand Rifle shooters w t furnish own shel s Any calibre rlf e muzz e oaders Included 4 6 3tc The Orch1d Room 992 397 5 Found GUN SHOOT Saturday Aprl 8 7 30r. m Mile HII Rd Fire Oep B dg Meat and groceries free shot to 2nd place shooter 4 6 2t c tm For Sale • Not tee April& I~ RAMBLER Ambassador. wagon 1tlt for part• new lorque converter S50 Call992 2718 after 6 p m 1 3-30-lOtp • ":'.,. , • ( Cuntmuously I , S20 000 Max• mum Insurance For Each Depos1tor r I I �, ... ·. .. , , . I • 12- The.Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April6, U72 I•'BI .Has New -Facts about Murder . ·.I I I ' MEIGS lHEATR~ VANCoUVER. Wash. (UPI ) - High winds hopscokhed Wednesday through the southwest washington city of 50,000 across the Columbia Ri.ver fr om Portland, Oregon, ravaging a shopping center and nppmg apart an elementary school minutes before students were to return from lunch. SIX persons died and 250 were i!1jured. Frida y & Saturday April7-8 THE LAST RUN (T echn icolor) George C. Scott Tony Mu sante GP <Tec hnicolorl Joe Namath Ty Ha rd in GP FRI-SAT-SUN APRIL ' D 0 U at I I EAT U R.t 7-8-9 PI 0 GRAM THERE HAS NEVER B&Df ·Awtm:RII "" , FAYE DUJUWA,Y 'BT1.cY.KEACH HARRIS YUUN PLUS ....... jury irivestigali~ri. . Since then, one ~an has confessed, Paul Gilly and another . inan has been convicted of first degree murder, and Mrs. Gillx, who was scheduled to go on trial in e~rly · April, has been spirited away from the County Jail in Washington, Pa., and subjected to intensive interrogation from FBI agents in. Philadelphia. 6 Die, 250 Hurt in Vancouver Wind NOT .OPEN · SHOW STP.RTS 7 P.M. . ' Tonight, April6 TH E LA ST REBEL to the. caS!' . .Both live in Appalachian 'border stale and both have affiliations witl) · th~ United Mine Workers (UMW) . New indictments in the Yablonski case would be the firs t since early 1970, when Mrs. Gilly, her husband Paul, two other Cleveland men and her father, Silous Huddleston, 63, were arrested and charged following a Cleveland grand - Hundreds of children were returning to Peter X. Ogden Elementary School when hail andhighwindshit the building. None of the children was killed, although about !00 were injured. Jason Spicer, 10, a fourth grader, said, "It was raining bricks ." The boy had a bandage over a head injury and told of being pinned under falling bricks. But he was freed by two men and made his way to safety dodgin g around downed utility lines . . Worn·enOrgan ' •.ze · · · ' . ' .JEWELRY SALE 10.00 JEWELRY 6.00 JEWELRY 5.00 JEWELRY 4.00 JEWELRY J.OO JEWELRY 2.00 jEWELRY 1.00 JEWELRY SALE 4.88 • . , SALEU8 SALE 2.48 SALEU8 S(ILE 1.48 SALE 1.28 SALE 61c .. Reg. 4.89 Panty Girdles - - - - - . Reg . 4.00 Panty Girdles - . - • - - Reg . 2:99 Panty Girdles - . . . . - . Reg . 2.59 Bras - . - ' - - - Sale Reg. 2.49 Bras . . . .- . • . . Sale Reg .. 1.99 Bras or Girdles . - . Sale Reg. 1.69 Bras . . Sale Reg. 99c Bras . •. . . Sale - Save now on a Spring Coiit. Over ISO in selection . COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Friday and Our Entire Stock of WOMEN'S DRESSES Friday and Saturday Mens 5.95 . All sizes included from 18 mos. to 14. 9.50 8.25 7.25 6.00 5.50 Heavy antique satins Gossamer sheers Nubby homespuns Lacy casements Gay prints Imported linens Permanent press. Sizes 8to 18. Good selection of patterns and stripes. Adjustable gripper boxer waist bottoms . knee length · coat style top with short sleeves. SALE 5.19 SALE 4.49 SALE 3.89 Friday . Saturday Sale 2.69 Also a new selection ot Boys Pajomos sizes I to 11. loflll ,sleeves · ankle length - This uie 2.69. GIRLS DRESSES I JUS:J' RECEIVED! SALE 8.99 SALE 8.39 SALE 6.59 SALE 5.99 SALE 5.39 SALE 4.79 SALE 4.19 SALE 3.59 SALE 2.99 SALE 2.39 SALE 2.09 Brand new selection of summer patterns. DRESS PRINTS ·45" Width Included In this outstanding assortment are: Dacron and Cotton 65-35 · Permanent Press Avril and Cotton 50-50 Permanent Press Cotton and Blends . Permanent Press Fortrel and Cotton 50·5ll - Prints. 100 per cent AceJate Surrah Prints · Washable Stripes Florals - Palselys - Abstracts . Dots . .Geometries . At lion Patterns. Medium and Dark Grounds. Famo.irs Maker Reg. 14.98 WOMEN'S PANT SUITS Regular or Half Sizes Regular Retail Value $1 .49 to S1.79 PANTY HOSE Speciaf 99$ Ji4 Reg . 1.75 Stretch Panty Hose. Tawny . Beige Brown - Frost. 3 SALE 7.88 Pairs New ~hipment! 2.50 CAPE COD CURTAINS Beautiful colors that are machine washable and require no Ironing. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 24" 36" 45" . percent cotton 95 percent polyester. Big - Permanent press · 65 selection of solid colors and ·patterns. Tapered and nontapered styles. Sizes small 114-14'12 neck), medium (15-J5112 neck) , lar~e (16.16112 neck) and extra large (17-17.!(2 neck). Friday-Saturday Sale! 2 ~for Widlh ol rod c nd- to•end Desired le ngf h, rod down ( US E RI GID RUL E) CUSTOM DRAPERIES AT A 20% SA.VINGS Enjoy Your New Draperies Within Two Weeks. -ELBERFELDS I.N. POME.ROY ~ 3.oo CANES FOR MEN In the Mens ,P epartment - 1st floor you'll find a new selection of mens canes. Also see the big selection of mens snap open umbreUas- Large SIZe. ,. ' ,74.00 Double Dresser w-mlrror . • . . • . . . Sole 60.00 64.00 Single Dresser w-mlrror . . . . • • S.ie 52.o0 64.00 I DriWtr Cbest Sole 52.00 n.oo s Dr1wer Chnt . . • • S.le 40.00 42.00 4 Drowe~ CHit . . • • Sole 34.10 39.00 CHit' Desk • • • • • ' • • Sole :12.0. 32.00 P1nel Bed . - . . - • , S.Iezuo 29.00 Night Stond • •. · . • - •• - . ' . Sole 24.o0 n.oo Ghiu·Door C.binet • • • ·• : . . . hie zuo 29.00 Book Shell Hutch . • · .I • S.le 24.00 'Permanent press • solid colors and an excellent selectlon·of smart patterns. 65 per cent cotton, 35 per cent polyester. · Bring In Your Window Measurements. ' Finished In walnut on selected hard boards. Matching plastl<, mar r~istant tops. Specious, feothor, touch, diluble guide drawers. Short Sleeve Sport ShirtS HOW TO MEASURE . .. • 3.29 • 3.59 Sale! OP.IIII. Stock Bednlilm Furniture · , Boys Sizes 6 to 16 ' ~ "' ·~ - 54" 63" . Matching Valances $1.29 . Sale Price 2 for 5.00 _ \ 2.49 2.49 2.99 .-< Colors: White · Lime - Blue :. Melon. Red . Pink. . " \- --· KNEE LENGTH PAJAMAS Practical fiber glass J ........ Boys Short: Sleeve Girls Jackets and Windbreakers Our experienced stall is ready to guide you. They point out distinctive tailoring and please you with a delivery date that is so soon you can begin plan ning now to hang and enjoy your new draperies. 6.98 Lee Wuk Trousers - Sale 6~00 5.98 Lee Work Shirts - Sale 5.00 ·• '11-'-. See the. large s,e lection of bedrilom suites and open stock be<frooin pieces nciw on the 3rd floor · at Spring Sale ·prices, • ' ' r • ·USE OlJR FREE CUSTOMER. PARKING LOTs , ELBERFELD$ IN 'f!OMERCl)¥: , \ .. . • ' Weather ~ws tonight in the 20s north and upper 20s to mid 30s south. Saturday being partly cloudy and continued cold, chance of some light snow or snow flurries east during the morning. Devoted To The lntert!$11 OJ The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXIV NO. 253 FRIDAY, APRIL. 7, 1972 ' ' TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 Saigon is In Danger SAIGON (UPI)-South Vietnamese troops abandoneq the city uf ~c Ninh 75 miles north of Saigon today in the face of Communist attacks. Th North Vietnamese offensive posed a growing threat to Saigon itself. Loc Nir.h, which is only live miles from a Communist stronghold area of neighboring Cambodia, has been under heavy attack from an estimated 10,000to 12,000 North · Vietnamese troops . It un- , '64 Deed WINNERS SELECI'ED - Several months of. work in the field of cultural arts were climaxed Thursday night when county winners were selected at the Riverview School, Reedsville. Judging the vlslll!l arts divisions were Mrs. Donna Chadwell, art and English teacher at Eastern High School, and Jack Slavin, art teacher at Wahama High School. See Page 2 for account. - SALE OF GIRLS OOATS boys as the reasons they went parents and children be encouraged. on drugs. He advised that the usual Hysell reported that·90pct. of time when girls and boys start the boys at the Zaleski camp come fr om broken homes. He ta king drugs is in their early reco mmend ed tha t pare<1 ts and middle- teens. work at establishing a good home and good family life, tha t "It:s at this tifQ,Il," he said, they se t a good example fo r . "lhat young people are starting their children to follow, and to accept responsibility and one who cared were listed by that communication 'between !Continued on Page 5) returning to a society which refuses to let them begin with a d ean record. A~ked by Hysell where they and their friends usually got drugs, 'both replied "fr om their friends." A desire to be one-<J! the crowd, to escape problemS, parti cular ly after fam ily fights, a feeling of having no at y • Pants sizes 29 to 44. Shirts sizes 14'12 to 17'12. Permanent press fabric of 50 per cent Polyester, SO per cent Cotton. Olive · Charcoal · Forest green . SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE ~ . -the )llayflower from England to what is now Provincet()wn, 'Mass., one child was born at sea, to EliZllbeth Hopkins. He was named Oceanus. 5.00 Save This Week- End LEE TECH TWILL WORK UNI.FORMS Toddler and 3 to 6x sizes Infants - Toddlers 3-6x - 7-14 REG. 14.98 DRESSES REG. 13.98 DRESSES REG. 10.98 DRESSES REG. 9.98 DRESSES REG. 8.98 DRESSES REG. 7.98 DRESSES REG. 6.98 DRESSES - - -- · - · REG. 5.98 DRESSES REG. 4.98 DRESSES REG. 3.98 DRESSES REG. 3.50 DRESSES . ' Ideal for golfing - sportswear - school use. Sizes smalL medium, . large and extra large. Barracuda style · raglan shoulders- zipper front · Iined sleeves. · Solid colors - gold, tan; light blue. Childrens Department REG. 7.98 JACKETS REG. 6.98 JACKETS REG. 5.98 JACKETS During the voyage in 1620 of don't-care-a tti tude on the part of parents 'contribute to tbe drug problem. Both of the boys admitted they had used drugs freely, both .said that they had managed to keep it from theif' parents, and one said he had pushed drugs. Both of the outgoing, personable young men, admitted their C'Oncern about :e GOLF JACKETS SALE 4.88 lavish gifts. The two young men, one 16 and the other 17, from Cleveland and · Toledo, con: firmed Hysell's contention that parents need to give more ·of ·themselves and less of their pocketbook to their children. One of the boys said that screaming and yelling at their kids, a lack of faith, and the • . .Now You Know ' You .should see the Wrangler Qr Lee Western Jackets for men. They're made of blue denim waist length style. Authentic western styling. Sizes 36 to so. for th is two-day sale . Values to $30.00. COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS described as a ' 'people problem." He said drugs and delinq'~ency go nand in hand. Both suggest the user is looking . for something he doesn't have. He placed the blame for a major part of.the drug problem into \tie. f<lps of par·ents who won't ta~e tirne to care, but instead try to satisfy a yol!Ilgster's need for love with BWE DENIM WESTERN JACKETS ~~--------------~-------------------4 Bargains In Our Second Floor 17.50 14.98 12.98 10-98 9.98 Ca.-I.Hysell, ol .Drugs and their dangers to toda)"s teenagers were Rutland, Youths ur~malically presented in iive Leadt•r at Camp, in . dialogue·between two juveniles L.i vc . Dialogue at of the Zaleski Camp of the Ohio TR&H Assn. Meeting Youth Commission and Carl Hysell, of Rutland, youth Association. leader 'at lhe camp, at the Hysell used a recording ofi6 Thursday night annual youth on a bad trip after taking meeting of the Meigs County LSD and a film strip in his . Tutierculosis and Health discussion on drugs which he Mens and Young Mens 32.88 29.88 23.88 21.88 20.88 19.88 18.88 17.88 15.88 12.88 7.88 Juniors-Missy_-Half Sizes REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. . . Mens sizes 29 to 36 In super lean Wranglers. Mens sizes 29 to 44 in regular cut Wranglers. Mens sizes 29 to 38 In Flare leg Wranglers. Boys sizes 6 to 18 In super leon Wranglers. (Regulars or Slims). Boys sizes 6 to 18 (Regular or Slims in Flare leg Wranglers) . Stop ln now and stock up on your needs. Mel1s and Boys Wrangler Jeans. Our entire stock of . Kanekalon W ! ~s Is reduced SALE! ... Wrangl"er -81be~Dentm Jeans· - For 'Men and·Boys · Boys' Suits Sale 1h Price Nothing equ als th e beauty and grace of draperies custom made. to your sizes from your se lections of fabrics and colors. For a li mited time , here is chance to have such dra per ies for a 20 % savings!. MEN'S BLUE DENIM W9RK D~.NGAREES - ' ·- --- Another Shipment! . WIG SALE Saturday Only . . -. 2 pair 6.89 Sale 2.99 Sale 2.39 Sale 1.79 2 tor 3.00 2 for 3.00 2 for 2.50 2 for 2.00 2 tor 1.25 WOMEN'S COATS 55.00 49.00 39.00 36.00 34.00 32.00 29.50 27.50 24.50 19.50 10.95 ' Sizes291o 44 waist. Rugged 10 ounce blue denim. Triple stitched . Sanforized shrunj(~ f!lll cut. Friday - Saturday Saie 1-----------~------------~......f REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. - ' ' BRAS AND GJRDLES • I ., . Friday and Saturday Ot\ly Local :Jemocrat leaders said declared his desires and today approximately 30 people intentions when elected as, met at the Meigs Inn Monday Congressman from the evening and organized a Tenth Distrlct is to use all "Crisp for Congress" ladies influences and authority committee in Meigs County. available to him as a Ernest A. Wingett, chairman congressman to develop the of the Democrat Executive Tenth District with grants Committee, spoke briefly and loans from the federal about ballots in the up-coming government for such · primary election. Wingett also programs as water, sewage reported his contacts in 11 of treatment, work training . tbe 13 counties that comprise programs, recreation, high· the Tenth District indicates ways, airpbrts, and expand Crisp will win the nomination the Social Security coverage by a " very comfortable to include the wives of the majority." disabled and the Senior After hearing Joan Spratley, Citizens who are not director of the Women's . presently qualified, due to Democrat Club of Ohio, the age to draw Sodal Security ladies present decided to benefits. organize a Meigs County The Rev. Bill Perrin offered Women's Democrat Club. The. the invocation and spoke in organization's meeting is to be · behalf of "The Man Jack held at the Trinity Church in Crisp." Rev'. Perrin said, Pomeroy, 7:30p.m. on May 9. "Crisp has done more to help All interested ladies are en- the peilple of Meigs County couraged to attend. than any other man I know." . (:rlsp, the candidate, ~ J'Jade·to¥ourt)feasW€Draperies . ' Zaleski.Juveniles Reveal Their Life. on Drugs ' ilpper front coat style . 100 per ce~t ny.lon t~ffeta • w~ter repellent. Sizes siriall, medium and large. Solid colors: Brown . gold . ila\ly blue. ·. · · Friday . S..turdoy $ole Our entire stock of costume jewelry for spring is in'Ciuded in this sale. . . REG . REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. '·. ' MEN'S liGHTWEIGHT JACKETS For Jack Crisp OPEi:soTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO TO 9 P.M. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:80 TO 9 P.M. Friday and Saturday Only ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' f ' ,.• ELBERFELD$ STOREW,IDE S~LE I PITTSBU RGH (UPIJ - payoff tothe hiredkillers'oftlie Mr~. Annette L. Gilly lms given · ~e b e l mine union leader. FBI agen ~ new infor mation Yabl onski, his wife an d w:.. ch may lead U, new in·. daughter were slain Dec. 31, dJd ments in the Joseph A. \96~ , in their Clarksville, Pa., Yablonski murder case, UP! home. ' has learned . Mrs. Gilly, in two weeks of Mrs. Gil ly, a blonde in tensive questioning by · the Cleveland houSewife: is ac- FBI, has revealed two furthe' cused of channelling a $0,200 links in the chain of payments, possibly including the final · Jirik, according to sources close ·' pv;ews ", '"'·..···.zni"" Briefs ,..,...._ .... ,.,.) 2 Deer-Die By United Press International WASHINGTON - WHOLESALE PRICES FOR farm :· products and processed food,!! declined in March following steep ; increases in February, the government reported today. Another key report showed that unemployment in the nation rose 0.2 pet. last month. An increase in industrial commodity prices more than offset price declines for farm produc(l; and commodities ready for the consumer market, resulting in a 0.1 pet. overall increase in the wholesale price index, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. But that was still down sharply from a 0.9 pet. increase in February aoo o.li pet. jwnps in the two previous months. The bureau said unemployment increased in March to 5.9 pet. of the labor force, from 5.7 pet. in February despite a sharp rise of 620,000 in the numher of employed persons. Total employment reached an all time high of 81.2 million. Fr. CAMPBELL, KY.- VICE PRESIDENT Spiro T. Agnew told the JOist Airborne Division returning from Southeast Asia Thursday that he was confident history will show the Vietnam War was "flo mistake." · "I believe history will record that tbe war is a very worthwhile and moral accomplishment, perhaps the most moral that the United States ever performed as. a citizen of the world comml!Illty ," Agnew · said. In Highway Two deer were killed in separate traffic accidents Thursday, the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported. At 7:30p .m. on SR 124, twotenths of a mile west of county road 5, Charles J. Qhlinger, ii5, Rutland, was traveling east when a deer ran onto the highway in front of his c~r. There was heavy damage to thea uto. At 11 :26 p.m. on county road 30, two miles east of SR 7, the second deer was killed whehi'! ran into the path of a car driven by Jenny w. Deem, 32, New Haven. There was minor damage to her car. Veterans Memorial Hospital Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 :30 p.m. ADMITTED Henry Johnson, Syracuse; John Larkins, Middleport ; Larry Jones, Racine; Lewis Edgell, Long Bnttom ; Ann Barrett, Rutland; Harrison Robinson, Letart, W, Va. ; Lucille Wolfe, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Richard Hatfield, Cornelius Conger, James Arnold, Paul Henderson, Elbert Rinehart, Elizabeth Gilkey. or Hanna Probed COLUMBUS (UPI) - A spokesman for Gov. John J. Gilligall said today the state is "looking to see if there is a legal way" to stop the movement of the giant strip mine shovel Gem of Egypt across l~terstate 70 in Belmont County . Gilligan's news secretary Rober! Tenenbaum said the agreement reached in 1964 between the state and the Hanna Coal Co. which owns the Gem allowing the coal company to move the shovel over the highway is apparently in the deed to the land . "We have a lawyer or two going over there to examine (Continued on page 12) derwent 12 hours of shelling and a ground a!tack, which it repulsed, on Thursday. Gen. Nguyen Van Minh, military commander of the Saigon region, extended the nightly curfew in order to strengthen security in the capital. In addition, a fresh Communist offensive was reported in the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. About 2,500 South Vietnamese troops from Loc Ninh pulled two miles soutl1east of town . Other government forces were fighting in areas near Loc Ninh .. · . U.S. air power, increased by the artival of the carrier Constellation, pounded North Vietnamese antiaircraft and missile sites for the second day. The 84,000-ton Constellation which had rushed from Japan joined three other flattops in the Gull ol'·'l'llnll!r'fJtlld>!B-~ fighter -bombers joined the air armada striking at Communist positions above the Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Vieinam. About 500 u.s. planes from land bases and the carriers Kitty Hawk, Hancock and Coral Sea already were available for the attacks. Communist troops prohed and attacked South Vietnamese positions near the DMZ around Hue in the n9rth, the Central Highlands, and near Saigon. But the heaviest fighting was reported in the Mekong Delta. ~.;:w:».S~:WSm!:;:~:::..~~~:;~~:;:;:::::;:::::~::::;::~:;;::::::~::::=:::::::~ •••• •y i ~~l Balloting Begins in Primary By Absentee, Disabled Voters Absentee and disabled voters balloting In the May 2 primary elections is underway at the Meigs CoWJty Board ·l of Elections office located in the Masonic Temple at ' Pomeroy. The board office Is open from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday ~~ through Saturday, for the convenience of those having to '~·<· cast absentee or disabled ballots. : : There Is no v~ting registration required in Meigs County. Persons moving from another state to Meigs County must have resided here for six moolhs to vote on May Z. A 30 day residency requirement is ne<:essary for those moving from another Ohio count)' to Meigs County orfromoneprecincttoanotherwithlnthecounty. ·' :§: AWARDED PLAQUE - Walter Morris of Chester, left, was presented a citation for · "meritorious service to his fellowman " Thursday night during a dinner meeting of the GalliaMeigs Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 95. The citation was awarded by Ptl . E. J. Sheets of the Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol , president of the organization and Ray Sanders, right. Morris entered Thomas Fork Creek on Jan. 14, 1971 and rescued three-year old Elizabeth Wolfe from an auto which had gone into !he creek. The auto was almost submerged. Sewerage Aid Refused SYRACUSE - Syracuse still using the Syracuse dump council Thursday night learned which has been closed. Mayor London is to look for a its application to the Farmers' Home Administration (FHA) bulldozer to remove the debris for a loan and grant aid to that is partially lying on the 'insQIH a waste disposal plimt roadway . It was noted that the for the communities of road leading to the dump and Syracuse and Racine has been Syracuse Hill Cemetery is turned down for now. The FHA in its letter reported·that funds at present are not sufficient to assist in the proposed plan. However, the application will remain in active sta tus and will be considered at the next review in Juiy. In either business, council voted to purchase stop signs and 20-mile zone signs following a request made by Police Chief Milton Varian . Mayor Herman London also suggested that no parking and children playing signs also be ordered. It was noted that people are I Three Slates ·~ ,~·~ In the Race At Ha-'ord ..,; . '•1• ·;;;, HARTFORD , W. Va. :::: CaiJdidates on three tickets will ~ compete for public office In i$ Hartford's annual Town ~:~ Eleclion April 13. Nominations were made Thursday night at a . convention in cily hall. :~ Incumbent Mayor Thomas : Anderson wlll seek reelection ~ 011 the Peoples Ticket. other ~i candidates on lhe s ame ticket CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - FORMER PRESIDENT ~ will be Rosie Green for ( Continued-on page 12) *~;'$1'h~:.~:=:::~:::::-:-:~$ffl::~.%'M(~:~;:::~ recorder and for com~cil are Vernon Grinstead, Johuny Oldaker, Ralphe Greene, Ray Reitmire, Douglas Edwards. Ciiizens candidates are: mayor, Charles Black ; recorder, Deonis Kimes; ' Council • Otis Stewart, Donald .has helped Meigs Local greatly and his efforts are compared and presented to the board with recom- Fields, Patrick Riley, Carroll By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. truly appreciated. It is not by accident that his pic- mendations based on tbe suggestions. if you have an I!Jtight and Don Roach. Meigs Loral School District ture is prominently in evidence in the lo.bby of Meigs opinion about the dress code, write it down and send it Independent - Mayor, John I would like to call your attention to a number of tome in the next day or so. My address is South Third Hinkle; recorder, John Bush ; High. We wish him well in his important work. upcoming dates on our school calendar. By the way, council, James Greene, only .seven w,eeks remain in this school y.ear! THE TWO CLASSES FOR POTENTIAL mine Avenue, Middleport. · Any dress code you have will not please Thomas O'Brien. foremen seem to be well-filled. We are still receiving There is a band concert tonight at the high school. applications lor the adl!lt evening class in general everyone. Even if you have none at all, you are going Volers are reminded that the Report cards go out on April 20. The senior class play mining that we plan to start about May I. To obtain an to make some people unhappy. The facts of life are polls will be open from 6:30 lakes place ·April 21. On April 13 Bradbury has an operetta and the Salisbnry Variety Sbow is set for application, jWI! call 992-2153 and. we will mail it to that you jus.t can't be right, no matter what you do a.m. until 7:30 p.m. you. The high school miile meclianiC$ class for next about a dress code. It's within that limited year's juniors is open to all students in the county, ,. framework that we will try to do the most sensible INFANT DIES · Speaking of Schools-No. 23) just as all our vocational courses are. Arnold thing: Your WJderstanding wUI be needed and ap· The Pomeroy E-R squad ,. Snowden, Chief of the Ohio llepartmlmt of Mines, is preciated. " answered a call to the home of NEWS AND NOTES ...:. Thanks to Harrisonville providing a 10-hour first aid course for our. present ' May 5 and 6. The high school has a second band Mr. and Mrs. James Grueser,. PI'O and Salein Center PI'A for their endorsement of junior mining class . : concert on Apri128. :r"e Junior-fll!riior.prom is May 6. Route 7, ai 12:57 a.m. Friday. IN SEVERAL PREVIOUS COLUMNS I have the Meigs Local levy. The vote will take place at the The two-week ol~ son of the The high school choir concert will be May 7. Bacmentioned the growing concern that many of us share l\lay primary . .:... The track, baseball and golf teams Gruesers was dead on the calaUreate is set for !',lay 21 and cqmmencement for. . with the mounting evidence of the .increase in drug · are getting ready for a busy spring. Why not try to see squad's arrival. Cause of death · . May 23. May 25 is the final day Of classes and students · return for report cards on ·May 26. · · . , abuse. It's an elusive thing, hard lo pinpoint, but we some of their contests in the weeks ahead - The higfi has n~t been determined. The face the fact that It Is here. Parents, you are urged to school · welding classes are building swings and Ewing F\Uleral Home . is in jr WAS A PLEASURE AND HONOR for the be alert to the facts of life about drulis. I repeal·i it is other playground equipment - Last Friday, Dr. charge of arrangements. Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club to · have ' our Essex stated that Meigs CoWJty will receive at l~ast : distinguished State Superintendent of Public ln- :not a "schOol pr9blem." It belongs to aU of us. •latrucUon, Dr. Martih Essex, speak here 1ast Friday. WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED recommendations six times as many dollars as its Income earners LOCAL TEMPS from the 'high school student coWJcil and the junior collectively will pay out under the state income tax Here is a man of great ability, intelligence and acTemperature in downtown • compllslunenl. One can easily tell that soulheaotern and senior higlt school teachers concerning possible Don't forget ihat May ~ill the date for sign-up lot next Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was revisions in:the dress code. These will be compiled, year's ~· kindergarten and grade one stu~ents. Ohio still occupies a place of wumth in hla heart, He 44 degrees under cloudy shies. KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. - PRESIDENT NIXON, relaxing at his villa beside Biscayne Bay, was keeping close radio contact today with the worsening situation in Vietnam. Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon's top national security affairs adviser, acCompanied the President to his Florida hideaway for continuing consultations. With the President out of sight behind the hibiscWI hedge that surtounds his turquoise and white one-f!tory home, White HoWle • aides generally turned aside questions about the increased · bombing of North Vietnam and the dispatch of additional warplanes from the United States to· Indochina. :l Important School Events in April, May . badly in need of repair . Attending were Mayor London, AI Lipscomb, Charles Neu'llan, ,Troy Zwilling, Art Sylvester and Charles Blake, council member.s ;· - :Va ~ian, George Holman, treasurer, an~ Kathryn Crow, clerk. . .. WILLARD A. MEIER, SR. Merchant, Horseman of Mount Yemon .Honored --... . Willard A. Meier, Sr., former)y of Pomeroy, proprietor of the Victory lllarket in Mount Vernon and raiser of Ar~ bian horses, has been named "Man of the Hour" for April in a program spo]lsored by the Mount Vernon News and the House of Portraits to honor outstanding Mount Vernon men. A color portrait , was presented Meier at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in recognition of the honor. The portrait of Meier will hang in the Alcove lobby at Mount Vernon during the ~oming month. "' Born in Pomeroy in 1907, Meier went tO Mount Vernon in 1940 and in 1941 opened the Victory Market. He has sine!! mo~e d . to much ·larger supermnrket quarters. In 1959, Meier purchased the Harry Slrodtbeck farm on Morgan Center Road in Mount Vernon and went into the Arabian horse business. He renamed the farm ~ar-Dar Arabian Horse Farm for two of his granddaughters, Marcia and Darlene. Two' of his out. standing horses are Petit Jean, national champion Arabian stallion in 1966, and Gage, a top 10 Arabian English pleasurf horse in 1964-$. Meier was named a Kentucky Colonel last July by Gov. Louie B. Nimn. He is a past president of the Mount Vernon CoWl try Club, a member and director of the Chamber of Commerce, a member of the ·Downtown Retail Merchants, Central Ohio Grocery Assn., Rotary, Elks and Moose. · ·Meier and his wife, Helen, long associated with hiffi in the store, have a son, two grand· daughters and two great. ·· granddaughters. Mrs. Lillian Gress, Mrs. Loretta Beegle and Mrs. ·EliZalleth Hepp, ali Of Pomeroy, are sisters of Mr. l\le;cr. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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