https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2f7964b91c6523204d4b9d678239491.pdf 673ee2ceedc43d9f5d5fdd1c200d4dae PDF Text Text "' " . .' .. '~ ';.A • our .,": "' } ' ••. .. . ·~- ~ • •' . .'. ... ; "' .} /!' .... ~ \j • ~. I . ·Gis Dateline Balk ; .. Rebuilt ·Riverboat · Suwanee Visited POMEROY - "Constructed and was the theme of the at Middleport, Ohio in 1880" Stephen Foster song, ''Way was one of the signs greeting Down Upon the Swanee the 14 girls of the Meigs High River.'' uide th School Usherette Club when According to the g ' e they visited GreenfielcLVillage boat was built in Middleport, at Dearborn, Mich. last Ohio, lri 1880 and, after many years of service in Fl.orida, Saturday. the sign referred to the sank in tbat state . About 50 paddlewheel riverboat years ago the boat was raised. "Suwanee," which for years Thesuperstructurewaslngood plied Suwanee River in Florida enough condition that it could be 118 tvaged and the original · pistons and engine are now In "the boat. The original hUll was 80 decomposed it could not be salvaged, but exact specifications were used. The second hUll was destroyed by ice some years ago and later replaced. The trip to Greenfield Village and Dearborn was the annual outing of the Usherette Club 4wldch was formed after the l ~:\:~~~~ti~ of the three high •: . Usherettes make their services available to any . school group or function in· terested in having "special · ushers." They serve the school . 1at commencement Ume, at plays, concerts, and similar TO CALL FOR THE BEST events. Many of the girls have BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE special usherette uniforms Ulling the school colors. CARROL K. SNOWDEN. To raise moiley lor the trip Park Central Hotel Bldg. this year, the girls conUnued Second Ave. Ph. 446.4290 their project of selling candy Home Ph. 446·4518 and added the sale of specially Gallipolis decorated Easter eggs. • f'A R M The" groop left from the STAT 10 roadside park on Route 33 at 4 ......., ~':O:;'~c:"::'O:::n11on, min.11 a.m., Saturday; checked In to the Fair Lane Motor Inn at --------Dearborn before noon, and spent the afternoon touring IS···), TH ·M AN 'A' Generation Rap I J;ly Helen and Sue Bottel .Gallia •Where your money eams more Interest! •Where you have the most Security - Bank Security! •Where your interest is ·Paid Every 90 Days! • •Where they real~ Appreciate your Business! REGULAR PASS BOOK SAVINGS EARN (Compounded Quarterly! - - • Golden .Passbook Savings* (Compounded Quarterly) and 90 Day .Certificates of Deposit* Earn-.....12 MONTHS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT•EARN - ·1' 24 MONTHS CERTIFICATES OF ' DEPOSIT:* EARN--, Elberfelds First Floor Foundations Department' me thatofmeant Tony ' Boyle, To president the United Mine Workers,'' Ute confession said. · NEW YORK - The clubowners lost about $~ million because of unplayed games. The salary loss to players was put at about $600,000. Baseball's first player strike, which cut 86 games from the 1972 schedule, ended this week afler 13 days. WASHINGTON - Cf!S and ABC said they'll fight. NBC didn't want to comment. The issue : Justice Department plans to file antitrust suits against the three major TV networks charging' they "monopolized and restrained trade" in prime time programming. CBS said the · department wants to set the clock back 20 years to the time when advertising agencies controlled TV and radio entertainment. KHEffi, Iran--A sickening smell of death hangs over the village of Kheir. It was one of 44 villages in southern Iran hit by an earthquake. The quake crumbled most of the area's mudbrick and plaster homes into dust, burying and suffocating hundreds of victims. Of· ficials put the death toll at nearly 4,000. ' BELFAST, Northern Ireland - A passerby found the preg. nant Roman Catholic woman tied to a lamppost . Six Irish Republican Army (ffiA) men had beaten the woman and poured pailll and feathers on her. They told the woman, Mrs. Philomena McGucken, 24, they did it because she was on drugs. She say~· she has been taking only tranquilizers. A priest viewed it as a warning for IRA critics to toe the line as the guerrilla war continues. . REAPP CITED • Minimum Initial DeposifSl,OOO.OOor More ~O : hio Valley Bapk 11 the now bank that appreciates your business" M~ r · Ftdt:rol Ray · F~ank, Rocky Hupp Top FFA ByKATIECROW RACINE - Taking top honors home from the annual Future Farmers of America Parent and Son banquet Saturday night at Southern High School here were Ray Mrs. Ho,warct Frank, and Rocky the son of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Hupp. The chapter Star Farmer award was· provided by the Racine Home National Bank )With Tom Wolfe, cashier, Frank, the chapter's Star Farmer award, and Rocky Hupp, _the Sta r-Greenhand award. Frank is the son of Mr. and making the presentation: The Star Greenhand award, tlonated by The Farmers Bank and Savings Company of• Pomeroy, was presented by Thereon Johnson , vice- Ushereue Club On Recent Tour To Michigan And Canada • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • man.' I . ' OUR READERS ANSWER THE MAIL Dear Helen and Sue: · This is to "Longing Adoptive Parent" who wishes unwed mothers would give up their babies so that childless people could BY HOBART WlJ.SON, JR. By ALBERT FAUSJ;INO AREA residents are hoping for good weather for Monday's 2 adopt them.J'dliketoexplainwhy I ~eptmybaby .. The grumbllilg grew louder p.m., dedication ceremonies. of the new $21 million Holzer You see I loved the father of my little girl (now a year old) as ihe U.S. infantrymen crowd- Medical Center. The event will be held on the visitors' .parking . and even though we couldn't get married, I was determined to . 'ed around their company lot. The public is invited to attend the cer~mony. On Tuesday and kee~ Usa. I'm gonna lo~e every minute of raising her - in· conunander. Tempers were W~sday , between 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., HMC officials will conduct eluding the expenses, the well-balanced meals, the work and the Short. 1lhey had been ordered an open house at th.e new hospital. other things LAP mentions. · · · Into the hilts of northern South . ++++ . I know there were good homes waiting for Lisa but I'm Vietnam to ~ear<!h for Commu· THE big event bas received lots of publiCity throughout the giving her a good hOme ahd much love, too. nlsts. tri-state area. Friday, the Tribune published a special •0-page I've just gotien engaged to a mim who loves Usa ~nd is "We're not going," they told him. "This isll't our war. Why dedication issue honOring medical center officials and all in- planning to adopt her. Think how horrible I'd have felt if I'd have dividuals who helped turn a dream iilto reality. We would lil(e to given my .little girl away! And please, LAP, try to understanl! . Week in Review thank members <i the OHio Valley Publis!ling Co., Publisher PROUD UNWED MOTHER . should we fight if nobody back. Richard S. Owen, the editorial, composing, press and mailing Dear Rap: . · home gives a damn about us?;' room departments for their outstanding work in helping produce "Longing Adoptive Parent" knows the pain of·longing for a The men balked for about 90 the special JIMC edition. Child she can never give birth to, but! know the pain of wanting a minutes but in the end followed .. ++++ child when the whole world is telling me I must give it away.' orders. They left Phu Bai, the LOOSE NOTES - Have you noticed the increased volume of HOW CAN I? northernmost American traffic throughout the Old French City in recent weeks? Looks Dear Rap : outpost in South Vietnam, in a like the "boom" has arrived as a r.esult of the industrial You were so right to suggest adopting older youngsters. Tt truck convoy. dE:velopment program which began in November, 1964 ... seems adoptive parents think only about darling blue~yed As UP! correswndent Stew- Saturday was the last day Ohio residents could drive their babies while those over the toddler age remain in foster homes. art Kellerman saw it, ' they automobiles with 19711icense tags. Understand the line was long We adopted brothers. That's another thing people d.oo't were venting the pent-up anger at the registrar's office at Smith Buick on Eastern Ave., all day consider: siblingS' shouldn't be separated! Our sons were four Greenfield VIllage and the of Americans still involved in . Saturday ... Guess everybody has completed their income tax and six when they came into our lives. How thefve enriched us! Ford Museum. the war, nOw intensified by the f b y • t til M da to 1 1 that h The Ford Museum is a Communist offensive that be· orms Y now. ou ve go un on · Y comp e e c ore - AOOPI'IVE MOM OF TWO historical review of much of M h 30 for the government ... Glad the major leaguers decided to play · Dear Helen : i d . I d I t gaSnoutahrcV,:ein. amese troops baseball following a 1:klay strike. Several Cincinnati Reds fans I have news for you: the "hard to place " children are getting the n ustr1a eve opmen which was sparked by the cootinued bearing the brunt oh in this area were"upaet"overthe strike, but they'll probably be scarce, too. We've been trying for either older children or a mixed·nce genius of Henry Ford, Thomas the fighting that by week's end right back in there shortly rooting the Rbinelanders to victory ... Alva Edison, and Harvey s. saw heavily outnumbered Election·activities in Gallia County are moving at a rapid pace baby for many months, but in New Jersey, even this is im· Firestone, from the period of troops stubbornly defending now l!Iat the primary is only 16 days off ... Cliff Wilson, North possible. -STILL HOPING 1870 to · 1920.. Complete the provincial capital of An Galliil High School principal, thanked the follqwing firms who Dear Rap : reconstruction of the Orange, Loc, only 60 miles north of helped sponsortrophles for the Pirates' cage banquet recently : You asked about the reactions of people who have actually New Jersey, Edison complex, Saigon. President Nguyen Van Cremeans Superette, Billwell; Dick's Sport Shop, Gallipolis; been through abortions. using the original buildings,. is Thieu ordered it held "at all Dave's Barber Shop, Vinton; Daniel M. Evans Insurance, Vin· For a long time I couldn't adjust. I felt guilty and lost, and·I at Greenfield VIllage. costs." ton; Holley'sSuper Market, Vinton; Bob Saunders' Quaker State almost had a nervous breakdown . Then I realized my problem The group dined Saturday But American warplanes Service Center, Gallipolis and George's Grocery, Vinton ... was more in the way my guy had treated me than in my loss. As night and breakfasted Sunday were provi~ing assistance, Daylight Savings Time will begin on April30 - two weeks from soon as he learned I was pregnant, I became.a "no. good slut" to morning at the Clinton Inn, the. some AmericaM were involved today. him. That's what carried over .I'd have felt just as miserable in first stagecoach stop on the old In skirmishes and the U.S. ++++ had given birih after nine months of hating myself IUld him. · Detroit-Chicago Road'. command reported • the TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune You're right : I think EVERY girl should talk it 01!1 Then, before returning heaviest casualties in more and weekly Gailia fimes ... Gay Fitzgerald, GAHS senior, thoro~hly with an ezpert therapist before she decides for home, the group went into than six months with 12 men receives Ohio State University agriculture scholarship ... M-Sgt. abortion. And she shouldn 't be forced against her 'will, as I was. Canada by way of the Windsor killed. Paul Valentine, Gallipolis native, receives Silver Star for (Even though !later realized it was for the best.) - OKAY NOW Tunnel uqder the Detroit River In Washington, 62 congress- gallantry In action in Korean War ... Gov. Frank J . Lausche Dear Helen and Sue: · and returned by the Am· men urged President Nixon to endorses Rio Grande College ... Seventy-six scouts take part in Last summer I found myself pregnant by Dave whom !loved bassador Bridge . tell the nation what military The youths returned to Meigs plans were under consideration area cam~ree at Fairfield's Camp Hout .... Pl . Pleasant nips very much. He told me he would marry me and support our child, or pay for an abortion, or whatever I wished. • County Sunday evening after to counter the offensive. At the GAHS W 10 baseball contest. Rather than have my parents find out, and also chance traveling over 700 miles same Ume, the White House · ruining Dave's life, I chose for abortion. Dave and I continued to througlf two states and a said. Nixon was sending his Two Removed to Hospital Friday . date, and six months later we were married. foreign country. deputy national security adThe few thoughts I have had about the loss of a potential child Girls attending were Patti viser to South Vietnam to POMEROY - The Pomeroy residence of Chester where Well, Jan Betzing, Diana King, report On the situation. E-R squad. answered· two calls Mrs. Debora Gillilan had in· were a small price to pay when I think that I spared my folks pain Vicki Grate, Geneva King, Around the World Friday, at 12:24 p.m. to the jured her hip in a fall. Both and worry. Also, I will never luive to wonder whether Dave only Shiela Hawk, Karl.a Beal, WASHINGTON, Pa .- An offtces of Dr . John Ridgway on ladies were taken to Veterans married me because he "had to." Denise Hendricks, Shiela FBI agent read Mrs. Annette East Main St. where Ernestine We'll have our children when we truly want them . - HAP· Memorial Hospital and ad· McKnight, Lois Rupe, Karen Gilly's confession to the court Williams of Pomeroy was ill, PILY MARRIED WITHOUT REGRET. Sutherland, C~eryl Hudson, during a pretrial hearing for and.atl0:36 p.m. to the Gillilan milled. Nita Hermann, and Deb Shuck. · her father, Silous Huddleston. Drivers and chaperones She had already pleaded guilty were Mrs. Denver Well, Mrs. and he was among the others VirgU King, Mr. and Mrs . Jim accused in the murders of Butcher, and Mr. and. Mrs. United Mine Worker official Charles Blakeslee. Mrs. "Jock" Yablonski, his wife and Blakeslee is the sponsor of the daughter. " ... My father told Usherette Club in the Meigs me that the Yablonski murder High School. had the approval of the 'big I I . Drpmil lnJU rarn:e f'.orporadon GALUPOLIS - Marine Cpl. Lanny E. Reapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Reapp of 1110 Second Ave., and husband of Mrs. Teresa J. Reapp of 951> Vine St., was ,awarded the Air Medal during ceremonies held with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 162 at the Marine Corps . Air Station (Helicopter) New River, JacksonviJ]e, N. C. He was cited for his distinguished service .during sustained aerial combat operations. • '• Resmnption o£1d1 I::i Talks Offered i}:lll w ~ PARIS (UP! ) - Hano: offered today to start new secret peace negotiations if President Nixon calls off his air raids and resumes regular weekly VIetnam talks. It also warned against any Invasion of North Vietnam . North Vietnamese peace negotiator Xuan Thuy told a news conference the "special adviser" to the peace team, Le Due Tho, who has conducted 13 past private talks with presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger, will fly to Paris the moment the two con· dilions are met. Thuy also warned that the· officials recently indicated North Vietnamese were ready they were ready to start the to meet any air, naval arid secret meetings again any gro11nd invasion of their time. territory in retaliation for the "Le Due Tho is now in Communist offensive in South Hanoi," Thuy said in answer to Vietnam. questions. I.e Due Tho, ranked No. 7 in "He will be in Paris when the the Hanoi political bureau, was Paris conference on Vietnam instrumental in discussing resumes its work . If the con· peace conditions in 13 meetings ference does not resume its with Kissinger last summer work and if the United States which, however, produced no doesn't stop its escalation of result.. · · · · the war against the Kissinger refused to continue De mocr a tic Republic of the ·[rlvate meetings in the Vietnam, then there can be no Paris region with Thuy after basis for private meetings," '111o's return to Hllnoi. But U.S. Thuy said. 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WASHINGTON - FAULTY · ALTIMETER READINGS appear to be the most likely reason why a jetliner crashed short of.the Huntington, W. Va. airport in 1970, killing members of the Marshall University football l.t!am, a government report said today. The National Transportation Safety Board said it was unable to determine why the plane ,was flying too low.and that nothing in the recorded cockpit conversations before the crash indicated the crew knew the plane had dropped below the minimum descent altitude. But' Investigators said the most likely explanation centered on the altimeters. ' CINCINNATI - SIXTEEN EMPTY BARGES broke away from their mooring lines on the floodiwollen Ohio River.Sunday and lrandered half-a-mile downstream before a tugboat could round them up. 'The ba11es had been tied to trees along the bank on the Ohio sicle when the swift current wrested them free. Atugboat of lhe Columbia Marine Service, Bromley, Ky., captured them two holll'8 later. The Ohio River is expected to crest at 51 feet, one fool under Rood staj!~. on Wednesday. . NP YORK-CINCINNATI MAY BE EVEN worse than Loa Anieles and New York for driving, according to a recent BUrVe)'. Cit\cinnaU'a weekday traffic, movfug at· an average of 23.9 mU• an hour, was the second slowest of Six metropolitan areu included in the survey of driving habits. · Olicago was the slowel(l at 22.9 mp)l, followed by Cincinnati at 2:1.9, lhen Loa Angeles at 24.7 mph, HoUIIton al 25.2 mph, New York'lll5.4 mph and lhe twin cities of MinneapolJa.&. Paul at •.3mph.' '·. . • at y e Lander's . . P81Dt IS Peeling • enttne Devoted To The Interest. Of The Meiga·MtuOn Area ------------------------------------VOL. XXIV NO. 259 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LBJ RESTING SAN ANTONIO · (UPI) Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, who suffered a heart attack 10 days ago in VIrginia, spent a restful weekend, but doctors say they are not yet ready to allow Johnson, 63, to return to his LBJ Ranch, 80 miles ~~--------------------------------------------- MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1972 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS Parochial Payments Out COLUMBUS (UP!) -A panel of three U.S. District Court judges today unanimously ruled Ohio 's system of tuition payments to parents of parochial school children was unconstitutional. attend schools which include courses in religious education. The Ohio General Assembly enacted legislation calling for the payment of $4~ per student per semester to their parents. Ji!enson A. Wolman, executive director of the bhio ACLU, said the amount of money affected hy today's ruling would total about $30.5 million a year. Wolman said there were about 300,000 noiiPubllc .school students in Ohio, 98 per cen~ atiending church-related schools. The American Jewish Congress and Americans United for Separation of Church and State joined the ACLU in filing' the sl,lit. ................ .....,.;o··y········ .. ·•·•· ....)"..... v....... :-_-.-.-.·,'Jh'j~· .......... ,.,. ·.-.:.:.::« .,.,. ·::·:- •!•~.•:•!•:•!•:•!•.•:O!•:•:•!•~•!•.o.o'lYo'•'•'o;:':•:•,•,•!•!•!.. ,y'/,•,.-,.....,.;;: •,!,-.•,~.!::.._~,Y.•~•!•~!•. <"•· ;.'> ,.,.,·,··:-·· ·······~ .•~ ~ io"•'•"o...,..,.. •• ··~·..;.:.;· ,•> Poland Added to Nixon Stops · ~ :::: WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixon will visit :::; Poland on his way home from Moscow next month, II was :~ learned today. Disclosure of the additional stop on the trip -which already Includes a visit to Iran after the Moscow f. ?: SP ACE CEN TER, away. ~ "There are no plans for HOUSTON (UP! ) - Apollo 16 ~l sped accurately toward the Johnson to return to the w . ~ raneh anytime soon," said The judges ruled in a suit moon today, while entineers brought by the American Civil tried to determine what caused Tom Mathews, a spokesman for the Brooke Army 1!: visit, scheduled to begin May %2. Nixon Is also expected to :ti Uberties Union which contendan insulating coating on the Medical Center where the ~~ stop Ill Austria eo route to the Soviet Union. ~ ed the paymepts were designed lunar l.ander to shred and 36th President is to circumvent a U.S. Supreme blister like paint peeling off a weathered barn. recuperating. Court decision banning state ..1'* The problem was so per- ::::::.:~::::~:::::::::~~;:;:;:;~:::::::~:::;:::::~;~:~:::::::?.: aid direclly""to lhe parocltial Sovielle&den aDd would viBII Leningrad and Klev. . :;:; ;.:; schools and that they were also piexing tha't cool, veteran ):!»-x:::.-m::=:::::=:::::::::~=~:=::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::;*:;:;:~::::::::;:;:;::~::::~::;::::•::::~ a violation of the constitutional mission commander John W. separation of church and state. Young told Mission Control, Clear and cold tonight with The ACLU had contended "I'm not normally a rabble· lows in the upper 30s to low and rouser , but there is just mid 40s. Increasing cloudiness that most of the money would go to parents whose children something funny going on and warmer Tuesday with here. " highs in the upper oils and Young, Thomas K. Mattingly lower 60s north to the upper 60s and Charles M. Duke were in and lower 70s south. no danger. But the fate of plans ' to land in the middle of the SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. warplanes which left the port of Pomeroy emergency squad Main St. for James Young, moon's unexplored highlands AUTO WRECKED members responded to three Long Bottom Route 1, who Haiphong in flames visible 100 miles at sea and shot down three Thursday was not quite so The Meigs Coun ty Sheriff's calls for help Sunday. These suffered leg Injuries when a MIG21 jet fighters near the capital of Hanoi swept into North certain. . • Dept. investigated a single car were : tire exploded. An employe of Vietnam today in more heavy raids. Engmeers QUickly began a a~cident Sunday at 12:30 p. m. There were no detalla of today's rajds to the north, although At 10:32 to the Darwin area the station, he was taken to senes of · experunents to see on SR 338 one mile northeast of for Herb Gilkey near Shade Veterans Memorial Hospital there were believed to have been strikes just above the what turned the smooth two Apple Grove Lawrence W who accidentally shot himself where he was treated and Demilitarized Zone and not a major attack far to the north. layer, grayish.IJrownpaint Into Ables, 17, Racine, Rt. 2: in a foot while groundhog released. · The corrunand said the Air Force fighters intercepted four something resem~~ng what traveling southeallt, went off hunting. He was taken to At 1:19 p. m. to the county North Vietnamese M!Ga and "in the ensuing action, three of the Duke called shredded the highway on the right into a Veterans Memorial Hospital jail where a prisoner, Richard F4 aircraft fired missiles, destroying three MIG21s southwest of wheat. " guardrail. Ables sald he fell where he Is in satisfactory McBride, had become ill. He Hanoi." The command IIBid the North Vietnamese planes had no There ·was oothing wrong asleep at the wheel. There was condition today. was taken to . Veterans Ume to retali,ate and "there was no damage to U.S. aircraft." with !he command ship. If the heavy damage to the car, no At 12:01 p. m. to the Land· Memorial Hospital, treated, moon landing were called off injuries, or citation. mark Service Station on East and released. · ' However, the COTIID8nd re- bases. for some reason, Apollo 16 still ported five U.S. planes downed Flames Touched Off would swing into lunar orbit Saturday and Sunday-two of Pilots of two F4 Phantoms Wednesday and map the moon them during the bombing at. who escorted the B52s over for six days. tack on Haool and the port of Haiphong said that the bornProject officials, however, Haiphong about 50 miles to the bing touched off billowing appeared confident the $445 Talks by State Rep. Ralph Rutland United Meihodist Chapman, Martha Chapman, east. In the incident. four flames visible 100 miles .a way. million, 12-<lay mission would Welker and John Reece, public Church on Nov. 11. Blanche Nelson, Anna Ogdin, crewmen were missing and They said there also was heavy proceed as planned . affairs coordinator of the Attending were Lucille Smith Margaret Parsons, Ira Wolfe, seven were rescued, including antiaircraft fire. The goal is to sample for the James Gavin Power Plant at and Theodosia Frecker, Rutland area: Thebna Dill. five who were wounded. "I flew over the same area in first time the. mountainous Cheshire and the Meigs Mine at Chesler· Ruth Euler Edith Gladys Hayman, Anna Hanoi Radio claimed that 15 1968 and never saw anything terrain that makes up three- · Salem Center: highlighted. a - Forrest, Mildred Hawley, Hilldore, Rachel McBride and American planes, including like what I saw last night," fourths of the moon's surface. luncheon meetmg of the Meigs Eleanor Miller, Nan Moore, 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weese, one of the big eight-jet B52s Maj . John Price, 36, Seattle, This should give scientists a County Retired Teachers Assn. Pearl Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Syracuse. which took part in the born· said today. better understanding of the Saturday..M Trinity Church in Dick Wiley, Geneva Yates, Prayer was by Ira Wolfe. bing, were downed during the The official Vietnam News moon's early days 3 to 4.~ Pomeroy. Middleport; Asa Hoskins and Women of the church served raids. The U.S. command 118id Agency (VNA) _,sald in a billion years ago when it was Rep. Welker reviewed Nellie Tracy, Pomeroy; Ethel the luncheon. allB52sreturned118fely to their (Continued on Page 10) wracked by volcanism and le gislation related to born· retirement and Reece showed heavy. meteoroid bardmenl. slides and explained the Gavin The mystery began three Plant construction. hours after launch from Cape Dick Wiley played and sang Kennedy 'Sunday. When the "Moon River," "Peace in the aslropaubl turned the com- Valley, " "Raindrops Keep mand ship Casper around and Fallin' On My Head," and got their first look at the lunar other selections. By RICK DU BROW cheap, Imitative shows with greed .for the lhe networks) and some independent module Orion, Duke reported Miss Lucille Smith, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The govern· fast doilar quite obvioualy not being ' operators. seeing "a lot of white par. president, explained the need ment is taking more ste[lf! to weaken limited to any one segment of lhe · Our Problem ticles" coming from it. of a legislative committee and netWork control' over moat prime time television uulustry. The worst part has Our problem here as viewers, that is as Concern grew in Mission reported that the state Control when Young got a look organization requests that six television, and viewers are directly in· been that the cutback on network hours nonparUaans, Is that anyone who gets into later at Orion In the bright sun meetings be held annually. She volved because the issue comeS right down bas meant a reduction of tha peripheral (roduction Is generally money.J!Ungry and 118id: , named a telephone committee to who will decide what you see at home. quality programming by these networka in above ail. So w'e have to decide who Is . One government action against the their attempts to make up for the financial going to do us the least harm (the i<h:a that "I see SQmething coming off of Ethel Chapman, Edith networks already has been In effect this . setback. anyooe would try to do us the most good is the lunar mndule now. It looks Forrest, Nellie Tracy, Fannie At any rate, just as network officials past season, and the results are plain to abaurd In tele'ilslon). My own f«ieung is Uke It's coming out of a vent or Brown, Rachel McBride and something. This is · definitely Anna Hllldore, and a mem· see. This action was the cutback on net. · have begun to mount' their case for a that the networks, 80 long as they are coming out in a stream right bershlp committee of Mildred work prime time to three hours nightly, revocation of the rule that reduced their (ll'evented from strangling production now." Hawley, Pearl Reynolds, with one of the aims being to stimulate [rime time accesa, the government now Ia competition, are likely to do us the least Spacecraft Entered Bertha Smith, Anna Ogdin, local station and Independent ·production. moving In with plana for a sort of anti• hann when compared to the . wtentlal Thill suggested a gas was Margaret Houdashelt and 1lhoae in lhe Federal Communications monopoly action In regard to program COI)JroJ of llpOIISOI'S, advertising agencies, ' Commission who voted for the sction not [roductim. ~ idea Ia to diacourage the movie flnna, independent operators and 80 leaking from the lilnder. Young Clara Lochary. • and Duke were ordered to A donation of $10 was sent to only wanted to lessen network control over networks ·fr~m producing sliows for forth. the key viewing houn, but also, ap.. exhibition on lhelr oulleta. Arid oinclals of enter the attached spacecraft a the !Ethel Percy Andrews The networks already are terrified of' day ahead of schedlile to check Memorial Fund. Meetings the parenUy, hoped that a new burst of the 41etworka have made clear IIley will creativity WO)Ild come about. · goverilnent pressureiS, day in al)d day 11111. ' fight~ move . . 1111 systems. rest of the year will Include the Any vacilum c;reated bY a reduction or Control Leasened becaltlle the government can, and oltell After the astronauts appllea annual picnic on July 15 at the Well, control was Indeed lessened, but in ellmlnatlOII of Jlroductlon by the lllltworka does, apply heat since the airwaves belolll! power to the lander's in- state park em Route 33 ; a (r&ctlcal terms of w~t viewers see, would be filled primarily by [ll'llgrama to the public. / lllrunients, conlrollen were meeting at the Columbus and almost everyooe agrees the results have controlled by sponiiOI'I (lltd tbelr ad· Sponsors and outside producers hive no able to read engineering Southern Ohio Electric Co. meaaurementa that were ra. bulldillg in 1tflddleport on Sept. been dlsastroua. Ratlter than a blooming of vertillng agelldes), movie COIJill8nles such worries. Their single and only COII· (Continued on Page 10) 16, and a dinner meeting at the cr_eativlty, there has been chlefly a flood of (which anaclyhavea number of ahowa lXI CI!l"ll would be fast money. Weather ml I I . . . ; . ; . . " "U:~""""""'J Jl'ews •• zn Brzefs . BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND- A OOZEN. BRITISH soldiers guarded by 150 other heavily armed troops used two arrnorplated bulldozers today to smash barricades around a Roman Catholic area declared off limits to them. UPI correspondent Colin Baker, who accompanied a unit of the King's Own Scottish Borderers on the two.bour mission, said the only sign ofthe lr~h Republican Army (IRA), which proclaimed Turf Lodge a "n01lo" area, was a few scattered sniper shots. There were no residents on the darkened streets near the barricades - made of burned cars, buses, hedges and bricks. Only one or two houses had lights on, Baker said. CHAPI'ER SWEETHEART - Debbie Lavalley, left, was named Racine Chapter FFA Swwetheart Saturday night at the annual parent and son banquet at Southern High School in Racine. Runnerup was Debbie Bostick. :::::::~~~r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::=::::::::::::~:::::::~:::::::;:;:;:;:::$;{:;:;:::::::::::7.::::;:.":!:;:~::8~: i;:~;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::f~:::::::::::::::>.::::::::<>.:i::i:::>.::::::!::::::::::::::::::::::i:::-~~:>.'<:=;;::::;:::::,:: By United Press International COLUMBUS - OHIOANS THINKING OF SPENDING vacation at any of the four state lodges are warned to take quick action. Accommodations at Hueston Woods State Park already are next to nonexistent, and they are going fast at Puoderson, Burr Oak and Salt Fork, advises Douglas Ruth, vice president of operations for Ohio Inns, Inc., whl~h operates the four lodges. Ruth suggests interested persons telephone the lodge desired instead of writing. "For example, if an individual calls Salt Fork for a specific date and the lodge is sold out, the c[erk can inform him whether any rooms are available for that date at any of the other lodges as well," he said. The lirat aupport braa and firm control girdle• that are comfortable for houri. They're made with SPANEnee, the exclualve Playtex atretch fabric with the exact combination of atrength and aoflneaa for truly comfortable support and control. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Secretary of State WOllam P. Rogers said today U. 8. bombing Hanoi and Haiphong was a demonstration of U. S. determination to "take whatever miUtary action neeessary" to prevent a Communist takeover of South VIetnam. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Rela lloDS Commltlee that no American troops would be re4ntroduced Into ground fighting, but said President Nixon would use U. S. air and naval pawer as necessary to support South Vlelllamese Hupp, Bob Spurlock (vo-<~g· instructor) , Ray Frank and Chuck Yost. (See accompanying account.) TAKING HIGHEST HONORS Saturday night at the annual Racine Chapter Future Farmers of America Parent and Son Banquet were, (1-r ), Joe Derouis, Steve Hupp, Rocky president. Chuck Yost, Dairy ProduCtion, Other top awards were to and most outstanding senior Chuck Yost, son of Mr . and . award; Terry Smith, Field Mrs. Gene Yost, a sc~olarship Crop; Rocky Hupp, Production .by Dick Sterrett of the Jackson- Horticultural; Chuck Yost, Production Credit Company: Greg Donohew, Mike Salser Rocky Hupp , the Crop and Steve Hupp, for best Production award provided by · record books . Wagner Hardware; Ray Frank, Livestock award, by Guest speaker following the Racine Food Market; Joe banquet was L. H. Newcombe, Derouis, son of Mr. and Mrs. granduate assistant at Ohio Robert Smith, the Leadership State University . award, by Roseberry's PennOfficers of the Racine FF A zoii, and Steve Hupp,s9n of Mr. are Randy Pyles, president; and Mrs. Don Hupp, the Doug Rees, vice president; Cooperation award donated by Ray Frank, secretary; Chuck the Star Supply Co. Yost, treasurer; Rocky Hupp, Other members of the repor ter; Greg Donohew, Racine Chapter receiving sentinel; Joe Derouin, student awards were Jay Row, Seed advisor, and Bob Spurlock, Sale ; Ray Frank, Beef Award; advisor. f ~1 ::::alan:";~.::a:'a~':':~~~::~gf~~o~~~~;~ ~~ ~ lh/~~=-;~:~~ ~~~:.::;;.:t~;slh~ s;;: ~~~ Heavy Bombing Tliree Given Help Raids Continue Rep. Welker, Reece, Speak ..IN Prime Time Rule Disastrous ' '. t. ·, �• "' '""" a me e t au; Huddleston in Dock for Murder WASHINGTON Pa (UPI)II!oua Huddleston 62 LaFol Ieite Tenn. a minor coal union official implicated by h1s daughter in the Yablonski slay lngs goes on trtal 10 Washmg IDn County Court !Dday on murder charges Prior to selection of a jury Judge Charles G Sweet was l.o rule on ftve defense motions lncludmg moltons for bali bond and for a writ of habeas corpus Sweet was to rule on a stxth motion for a change of venue after a jury is selected Huddl«~ton s attorneys said a medical examination showed he Is afflicted w1th the rruners respiratory dtsease black lung chrome bronchihs heart trouble and other ailments and has a year or less ID JJ,ve Huddleston president of a small United Mme Workers (UMW) pensioners local 10 LaFollette is accused in the murders of UMW internaltonal execultve board member Josel)h A Jock Yablonski his wile and daughtllr who were shot to death m their Clarksvtlle Pa home Dec 31 1969 Daughter Implicates Him Huddles!Dn s daughter Mrs Annette Gtlly 31 Cleveland pleaded guilty In the case last week and made a statement which was read Thursday at a pretrtal hearing for her father The statement tmplicated him m the murder conspiracy Also unplicated m Mrs Gil ly s confession was Wtlliam J Prater 52 LaFollette Tenn a f1eld representative for UMW 0191rtcll9 Prater was arrest ed m Tennessee on federal charges brought ID Pennsyl vama Frtday mght and con fined in the Allegheny County Jatl m Ptttsburgh He faces state murder charges m the slaylngs Mrs Gilly s husband Paul 38 and Aubran W Martm 24 both of Cleveland were lrted m the siaylngs and convicted of first degree murder by juries which set the death penalty Claude Vealey 28 Cleveland pleaded guilty and awaits sentencmg Gtlly Martin and Vealey were accused as the !aCtual killers In her confesSion Mrs Gilly quoted her father as saying the plot ID kill Yablonski had the approval of the btg man To her she satd that meant W A Tony Boyle UMW pres1dent UMW Denies Part Boyle aoo others m the UMW International leadership have denied repealedly any part m or knowledge of the murder plot The UMW executfve board met In New York last week and gave Boyle a vote of conftdence after IIBtenlng ID the entire text of Mrs Gilly s 22 page statement according to Mi chael Budzanoski prestdent of UMW OIStrtct 5 at Ptllsburgh Budzanoskt satd the hoard condemned the statement as bemg replete wtth mnueRio and hearsay Yablonski leader of an Jn. surgent group wtthm the coal rruners uruon was killed three weeks after he lost an election bid to unseat Boyle as UMW prestdent Boyle was convtc!ed two weeks ago In U S Distnct Court at Washmg!Dn DC of v10lallng the Campaign Prac tices Act In the use of union funds for poUilcal purposes Budzanoskt said Boyles con vtction would be appealed At Clarksvtlle where the slaylngs occurred UMW Local 6330 Sunday adopted a resolu lion calling on Boyle to restgn •mmedtately as UMW president and executive board chairman The local bas 600 members and 19 a stronghold of the Miners for Democracy an Insurgent group whtch Yablonski led and which has laid the killings at Ute uruon s doorstep EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio E:llleade4 OuUook Wedlleoday Through Friday A Utile cooler tread through the period wllil a chance of showers or thundersbowen daUy Hlcb• In the 70. and upper • Wedllellday droppio& lo the 80s by Friday Ovenllghl lows In the mid 418 lo mid 50s Wedllesday dropplo& lo lbe 40s by Friday morning >:':>: ,....,; '.%>!'~ ~ MISS OHIO CROWNED NILES Ohio (UP!) - KadJ: 1een Kehhnler was crowned Miss Ohio 1972 In a statewide contest here Saturday night and wiJJ compete, in the Miss U S A pageant next month at San Juan Puerto Rico Miss Keblmler an 18-year-old model from Columbus who measures M-24-.14 was chosen froln a field of 59 contestants The Ohio pageant was attended by the CUI'relll Mlas Universe Georgina R!zlt of Wbanon Election .Precinct Workers Approved HANNAN DISTRICT Election offtCials have been Pet No 24 Ml 0 ve Rec selected and released and they C erk Ma e Deal Ashton were gtven approval by the Rec Comm Helen Pe y Glenwood Count Clerk Mason County Court These precinct workers wtll Sharon Payne App e Grove Comm Jan e Bake serve during the Primary Count Ashton Election to be held May 9 and Pet 25 - Glenwood Rec Clerk Lawren ce Powell Include the followmg Glenwood DEMOCRAT ARBUCKLE DISTRICT Pet 2-Beech Hill Rec Clerk Donald Sosson Pliny Rec Com m Lou se Hopson Soulhslde Count Clerk J E Sommers Southside Coun t u Commil Pair c a Baird Soulhsl e Pel 3 B ock - Rec Clerk Theodore Gordon Ga pol s Ferry Rec Comm D D Wealherholl Gal pol s Ferry Count C erk Margarel :!~ Cantr II Galllpol • Ferry !!' 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Comm Sy v a Spears Henderson Count Comm Le ah Sar~~~l Henderson Pel 6 - )YY6ma Rec Clerk lula Sheline Gal polfs Ferry Rec Comm Dorothy Sm th Ga I po s Fe y Rec Camm Harlow She lne Gall pol s Ferry Pet 7 - Woods Rec Clerk Eva J Dabney Soulhs de Rec Comm Helen May K nnard Henderson Rec PoweJ Count Comm Mrs L II an Green Count Comm V v an 8os ton New Haven HANNAN DISTRICT Pet 24 Mt Olive Rec Bennett Leon Clerk New Haven Homer Watte son Ashton Rec Comm Joe Wrlghl Ashlon Rec Comm Sue Hughes Ashton Count C erk Easler G II spoe Ashlon Counl Comm Gera dine Ho ley Apple Grove Count comm Edllh G II sp e Ashton Pet 25 - Glenwood Rec Cle k Dewey Oldaker Pel 4 - Stevens Rec Clerk Darrell Slane Leon Rec Comm Hazel H II Leon Rec Comm Magg e Sayre Pet 42 Arbuckle Rec Cle k Hannah J Sayre Gr mms Comm Gr mms Comm Conn e Rec Warner Lorra ne Rhodes Landing Landing Rec Gr mms land ng WAGGENER DISTRICT Pet 44- Valley City Rec Clerk Dorothy James Harl ford Rec Comm Belly G enwood Rec Comm Pauley Ha fiord Rec Ronn e Arrwood G enwood Rec Com m Wanda Toil e Comm M lzl 0 daker Hart ford Count Cle k Evelyn Glenwood Pet 26 - Hannan Rec Me Dan el Hartford ti:ount V v an V Fray Clerk Hugh Forlh Fraziers Comm Bottom Rec Com m J R Harlford Count Comm Dutter Fraz ers Botlon Rec Belly Jane Johnson Harltord Pel 45 - Mason Grade Comm Welston Forth Rec Clerk Lucl le Clerk School G enwood Count Russo I Slurgeon A•hlon Reed Mason Rec Comm Count Comm Fred Green Bottom Count rma Turnbu F az ers Comm Catherine Dabney Comm Fraz ers Bottom Masot'l Kathryn LEWIS DISTRICT Pet 30 - Courthouse Rec Cle k Ernesl Hesson Wash nglon Ave C ly Rec Comm Aur Ia Miller Men St C ty Rec Comm Golda P att 108 , Slh St C ty Count Clerk Mary Doeff nger 1405 Kanawha 51 City Count Comm Gladys Neal 40'1 lsi Sl Cty Count Comm Nel e Henson 430 V and Sl C ty Pc\ 3 C~nt a\ G ade ScHoof Rec Clerk Lu a M les 1010 VIand 51 Clly Rec Comm Serena Jones 1420 Lew s Sf C ty Rec Comm M ldred Heslop 1008 Ma n Sl C ty Count Clerk Nedra Jones 820 Jefferson Blvd C ty Count Comm (Not F I ed) Caunl Comm Wadear Thabet 204 Man 51 romm Caro l Ebert c ty Souths de W Va Pel 32 - He ghts Rec Pel 8- Buck e Rec Clerk Clerk Gerlach 32 Windsor Me v n Mo row Apple G ove Court C ty Rec Comm Rec Comm Okey W&tte son Rebecca Bateman 2013 Jet App e G ove Rec Comm ferson Blvd Coly Rec Neda S ms P lny W Va Pet 9 Hogsett Rec C erk Comm M S Pollenbarger G enna Ba rd Star Route 72 McCulloch Road C ly Count Clerk Reba S nes 1907 Gall polls Ferry Rec Comm Pearl Austin Star Roule N Main St Count Clerk A ce Barr 2002 Jefferson Ga I polls Ferry Rec Comm B vd Count Comm Ger Vesta Dunca n Hogsett Pel 0- Bea e Rec C erk lrude F Marlin 103 131h 51 H ard Wal s Gall pol s c ly Pel 33 - H ckary Chapel Ferry Rec Comm AI ce Rec Clerk Char es Oshel Rt Matlhews Ga II pol s Ferry Rec Comm lc e Haft eld 2 C ly Rec Com m Char es K ng Rt 2 C ly Rec Comm Gall polos Ferry Counl C erk Joyce Fogelsong Ga I po s Ar s C Langdon Rt 2 C ly Ferry Count Comm L da Count Clerk Jennie Lou R ffle Rt 2 C ly Counl Garland Go lpol s Ferry Counl Cornm Evelyn Riffle Comm May L Thomas Ga lopo Is Ferry Clly Count R pley Rd COLOGNE DISTRICT Comm Mrs Jean Doo Ill e Pel 12 - Lean Rec Clerk Rl 2 Clly Pel 34 - North PI P easant Pauline Sh nn Leon W Va Rec Comm Faye Thomas Rec Clerk Flossie Leon Rec Comm Faye Musgrave no1 Oak St City Sm th Leon Counting Clk Rec Comm R da Morr son Juan fa K Burdette Leon 2220 Lincoln Ave Cty Rec Ara Ellis 2205 Counl Comm Rebecca Peck Comm Jackson Ave City Counl Leon Count Comm Warren Clerk Kalhryn M ller 1209 lsi M Slewarl Leon Pet 13 - Ml Flower Rec St C ly Count Comm Edllh C er k Dorsel Keefer Leon Slmpk ns 2207 ' Jack•on Ave Rec Comm French Wayne City Counl Camm Anls Bless ng 2125 Lincoln Ave Rec Com m A ce Leon c ty Cl ck Mt Allo COOPER DISTRICT Pet 3~Sr H gh School Pet 5- Letarl Rec Clerk Rec Clerk Genev ve Sayre Paul ne Taylor Leta I Rec 2510 Mt Vernon Rec Comm Comm Dra Hart Letart Rec V ck e Wamsley 132 S Park Comm Mary L Keefer Drive Rec Comm Belly Pel 16 Flal Rock Rec Warren 2505 Jefferson Ave C erk Clarence G I Letart Clly Count C erk Evelyn Rec Comm Ftamlnoneas Spence 199 Park Or ve Counl Roll ns Letart Rec Comm Comm Pally Burnette 2602 Carolyn Stove Letarl JeffersQn Ave Counl Comm Pel 17 Eight Mile Rec C R Schurman 109 Pleasant Clerk Joseph ne Lyons Leon Sl City Rec Comm Hazel Peck Pel 36 - Lew s Rec Clerk Leon Rec Comm Claire May Mrs Les Will amson 3008 Pants Rl 2 Pt Pleasant Kathnor Lane City Rec GRAHAM DISTRICT Comm Mrs Waller Gellker Pel 19 - Hartford Rec 125 English Road C t~ Rec C erk Mary Zerkle Hartford Comm Mrs Walter Gellker Rec Comm Mary Kelly 125 English Road C ty Rec Ha fiord Rec Comm Lena Comm Harr eft Kn ghl Hartlord Cru skshonks 910 Mossman Pet 20 - New Haven Rec C rc e Clly Counl Clerk Clerk He en Halstead New Eve yn Wseman 507 ~81h St Ha ~en Rec Com m Reba C ly Coun I Com m Mrs John Woodrum New Haven Rec Grubb 515 281h St City Comm Mar~ Arnold New Count Comm Annagene Haven Count Clerk Flowers 514 Chandler Drive El zabelh Ch sler New Haven c ly Count Comm Iva M Athey Pel 37 - Ordnance Rec New Haven Goon! Comm Clerk Janet Miller 2614 AI ce Knapp New Haven Gar! eld Ave City Rec Pet 21 - Graham Rec Comm Mrs Lester Bird 110 C erk Alma Marshall New Engl sh Courl Clly Rec Haven Rec Comm Evelyn Comm Mrs Welby Casey Jewell Lelart Rec Comm 2310 Ml Vernon City Counl Karen S Clark Letart Count C erk Robert Cochran Clerk Cora Ferguson Lelarl Parr sh Ave Clly Counl Count Comm Maxine Comm Mrs Lucille Getty Gr mm New Haven Count 2007 Mt Vernon C ly Counl Comm /Ws Rober I Hoffman Comm Mrs Belly Ferrell Letarl 2812 Birch Ave City Pel 22 - Union Rec C erk UNION DISTRICT Dr s Bumgarner Lelarl Rec Pel 39- Union Rec Clerk Comm Adr an Lalhey Ruth Sldne Leon Ree Leta t Rec Comm Grace C Comm Kathleen Smllh Leon Sayre Letart Rec Comm Edna Metheny Pet 23 - New Haven Rec Leon Clerk Irene McGrew New Pel 40 - Elmwood Rec Haven Rec Comm Pau B Clerk Frances Casto Leon Powe I Rec Comm Dons Rec Comm Helen J vlden Cur y Coun t Clerk Louse Leon Rec Comm M ldred Mason Rec W1 I am E •as M.ason Count Clerk Evelyn Rottgen Count Johnson Comm Mason Count Comm Eve yn Prof toll Mason Pel 46- Cl fton Rec Cle k Marie Smith C fton Rec Comm Belly Fox Clifton Rec Comm Martina Van Maire Cl !ton Count Clerk Laurene Lew s C fton Count Comm Blanche Compson Cl fton Count Comm God e Sm lh Cl fton Pel 47 - West Columba Rec Clerk Gold e VanMal e Wesl Columb a Rec Comm Lucy Johnson West Co umb a Rec Comm Luc lie Slewart West Columba Count Cerk Sally Lou C ark Wesl Co umb a Count Camm Wanda Kaoo West Columbia Counl Comm Ruth Whee er West Co umb a Pel 48 - Mason City Bul d ng - Rec Cl~rk Eunice Hart Mason Rec Comm Charlotte Yonker Mason Rec Comm Lollle Johnson Mason Count Clerk Mary Thabet Mason Count Comm Bel y ThoiTh'ls Mason Count Comm Irene Just s Mason ROBINSON DISTRICT Pet SO - Jr High School Rec Clerk Mro W I am Polls PI Pleosont W Va Rec Comm M s 01 s Ra ney PI Pleasanl W Va Rec Comm Mrs Cecil Lucas PI P easanl W Va Count Clerk Mrs Robe I Fowler PI P easanl W Va Counl Comm Mrs Chester Rainey PI Pleasanl W Va Caunl Comm Mrs Evert Bissell PI Pleasanl W Vo Pet 51 - Mason Counly Fairground• Rec Clerk Opal R ce Letart Rec Comm V rg nla Dunlop Camp Conley Rec Comm J m Ferrell Camp Conley JCount Clerk Maxine Smith Wesl Columbia Count Comm Emma Boswell Wesl Columbia Counl Comm Garl Lynn Worley Camp Conley Air Arrests Set Record WcalBowlmg ~ Immunization Early Bird L•gue Aprll5 1912 Standings Team D G Plnnetles 98 Evelyn s Grocery 66 King Builders 6-1 Larry • Ashland ~ Rawlings Dodge 141 Meigs Mobile Homes ~ Team High Game - D G Evelyn s Plnnettes 819 Grocery 798 Meigs MQ~IIe Homes 793 Team High S.rles - D G Plnnetles 2273 Meigs Molllle Homes 2230 Evelyn s Grocery 2193 lnd High Game - Donna Grate 185 Adeline Snowden 181 Mary Voss and Sa~dy Phalln 161, lnd High Series - Donna Grate 11>7 Mary Voss <155 Adeline Snowden 4~ Plan Explained The Me1gs County Health Department explamed further !Dday the need for the measles rubella IIIIIIIuniZ8tion program whtch tl wtll,conduct durmg the week of May I It pomted out that contrary ID popular belief measles Is a dangerous dtsease because many senous complicallons can result These exclude broncho-pneumonia middle elll' 10fection and encephalitis (brain fever) Thts bram fever often causes permanent bratn damage {esultmg In mental relar dalton Death follows measles m about one out of every 10 1100 cases The ftrst symp!Dms resemble those of a severe cold (rwmy nose red watery eyes had cough and fever) and about four or five days after the cold symp!Dms a blotchy red rash appears ftrsl on the head and neck and later on other parts of the body Thts dtsease IS h1ghly contagious Until recently there was nothmg you could do to prevent your chtldren from catching measles Now you can through unmun12atlon Every year measles kills about twtce as many Amertcans as polio now does Pneumoma ear disorders and bram damage often result Bram damage deserves spectal attention because many children who suffer bratn damage as a result of measles e1ther dte or reqUire m st1tut onahzat10n Other such bratn damaged children acqutre behavtor problems personahty changes and dulling of mental ability The attitude that all children get measles and recover from them wtthm a week or two w thout complicabons ts an attitude which could cause some other an awfully lot of suffermg Measles Is dangerous sometimes fatal to tis v1clims The only protection ts unmuntzallon which offers y,our chtld protection from the unplesanbless of the dtsease and the pennanent hann tt can cause Measles can str1ke any chtld and if your child IS not 1m munlzed pneumona ear in fectton dl' pennanenl brain damage could strike also Don t take chances wtth your child s future health Get htm tmmunized now MONEY DISPERSED COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Audt!Dr Joseph T Ferguson reported !Dday his office had mailed some $4 million In local government fund checks to the 88 counties am to 295 ctlies and villages having local Income taxes The April dlslribolion ID counties amounted to $3 6 mil lion while the cities and viJJag es recetved $333 333 Humphreyites Organize COLUMBUS (UP!) -A 124- in with national AFL.CIO member Ohio Labor for policy which is ID get as many Humphrey Committee has labor union delegates ID the been organtzed ID support Sen Democratic convention as pcllsible King said Hubert H Humphrey 0-Minn Humphrey said he wa1 m the state s May 2 presiden deeply grateful for the Iabar tial primary Chairman of the committee support It 19 particularly significant IS Frank King head of the one because my campaign II million member Ohto AFLCIO bassed on the concept Wei the Humphrey said 'Twenty-11even per cent of people And certainly there are no Sen Humphrey s delegates are from AFL-CIO ljnlons King finer people than the workinl sa1d A Humphrey vlc!Dry in men and women of Ohio Committee members mclude May means that 53 AFL-CIO delegates from Ohio wiJJ go to Robert HiJJ director of orgllli the Democratic National Coli" zation for the United Rubber Workers Union Homer Buaa, venhon 'Our efforts here m Ohio fit district direclqr of the United Steelworkers Union Harry Mayfield president of tbe ;:mm;®.:~W..-».&."' ,:,: ~~~ Columbus Franklin Counly S AFLCIO James Isfelice president of Machinist Dliliict D ~ 54 Cleveland Jane Gust Today' r ,... i ~ E1rly Bird Le1gue Aprll12 1972 St1ndlngs Team D G Plnetles (06 Evelyn s Grocery 66 King Builders 66 Larry s Ashland ~ Rawlings Dodge 50 Meigs Mobile Homos G Tum High Game - D G Plnelles 801 777 Larry 1 Ashland 7-46 Ta1m High Serlos - D G Plnnettes 2284 Meigs Mobllo Homes 2136 Larry s Ashland 2119 lnd High G•m• - Flossie Maxson 197 Mary Voss 182 Maxlne Dugon 180 lnd H1gh Series - Mer/. Voss 507 Maxine Dugan 47 Ruby Nlclnsky <155 S~rt rara By MILTON RICHMAN UP! SporiS Writer de ~~~:~~::=:7jex~~ i NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Sharman the Los Angeles Lakers coach liatens ID some of the descriptions others have of him and laughs Most people say he s a !Dugh coach Some of those who have played for him call him a fanattc about basketball And Rick Barry who also played under him begms by descrlbmg Sharman as a fine person aoo a straight person but then adds be IS the narrowest lndividll81 l ve ever known When Rick Barry says that about Bill lllannan be s talking strictly In a basketball sense Right now the Lakers coach the intense dark-ltaired fonner Bos!Dn Celtics star who still is regarded by many as the foremost free throw shooter In perhaps the enUre hls!Dry of basketball ISI1 t concerning hlmllelf much with the way people are describing him as he is with the way his ball club 191rying tD go about knocking off the Milwaukee Bucks as NBA champs Pulbes JIIJmelf Too Sharman pushes himself no less than he does his players Actually he has received some advice from his doctor about how ID conduct himself In these playoffs but he finds it hard if not downright imposaible to heed It The Lakers coach who doesn t have an overly strong set of vocal cords ID begin with strained them by abusing them the last few weeks of the regular season As a result Sharman s vocal muscles became tense aoo light and all the subsequent yelling he did on the bench dtdn I do them any good at all 'The doc!Dr told him not ID yell says his wife Dorothy But he forgets It isn't thallllarman forgets so much as it IS thalcJ!e cant always cootrol IJlmself once lbe ball game begins Jerry West says he bas never played for any coach who Is so mvolved m the game or who motivates his players more than Sharman does The Lakers coach simply doesn I believe In leaving anything to chance Writes Hlmlelf Notes Sharman is forever writing hlmllelf notes Some of them are long others short Here s a sample of one he wrote hunself the other day 1 Call Mike about car Insurance 2 Go to bank This was one of his hurried short ones One thing he doesn't have to write himself a note about are these playlifs Down through the years the Lakers have always managed ID find a way to lose the big one-that laal big ball game This thne Sharman has dedicated himself ID seeing It dol!lll t happen again His dedication really Is nothing new Twenty-!'fo years ago when baseball perhaps meant even more to him than basketball he was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers organizatioo aoo I first to Pueblo from where he moved up to Fort Worth COLUMBUS (UP!) - The nunber of arrests made by us ing state H!gbway Patrol air craft during Ute firat three months of this year WBS 6 150 a record high for a Jhree.month period Planes usually go un detected from ground ob servation said Col Robert M Chiaramonte patrol superintendent For that reason we can cite many IIJ&It LooU Rim uver speed violators who we would Andy High the old Dodgers scout looked him over with Fort normally m1aa because of the Worth In AJrilli 1951 am his report on the 22-year-old outfielder presence ol a patrol car The patrols aircraft fleet re- sUU is m the Dodgers office In LOs Angeles It reada Has natural ability lntelllgence and Intense dealre ID be a cenUy was e%p8llded to 12 with the addition of lwr new Ceana good player R!ttlng will be spotty for awhile but he will come fast with e~perience 1'12 Skyhawlla 'Our Bit fleet which has Later that year Sharman moved up ID the Dodgers and was shOwn Itself ID be of tremen- sitting In ooe of the cornent on the bench In the Polo Grounds the dous advantage In the put Is day Bobby Thomaon hit his 'miracle borne run even more eftectlw with the Sharman was sent back down to the m1nont again for more lncreal!ed IUliDber ol planes sessoolng and High took another look at him the following year Chiarllllltlllte said beCBIIIe of 'Getting better as he goes along reported the Dodgers acout Its unique capabilities aircraft the second time around 'Couldinakeltall the way are especially suited for hlch Andy High didn t know It at the time bot he may have been speed violatioo enforcement callq the lw'n :IJl yell'll In advance secretary of 4he Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Councll Gaslwl WorkintJ Reds Clobber Dodgers, 10-1 CINCINNATI (UPI)-Dennis Menke sa1d he wanled tD m1x up the oppoSition a little You know keep them off balance he added Me I JUSt wanted ID show the opposition I could still run chimed m !lobby Tolan who sat out the 1971 season wtth a twice-torn Achilles !ell" don I ve led the lea~ue second basemen m runs scored and runs batted m the last two years and I want 11 ID make tt three m a row offered Uttle of 16 410 at Rtverfront Joe Morgan Stadmm Me satd Gary Nolan Menke one of five players I m like the st LouiB Car acqutred m the off.,o;eason deal dinals Bob Gibson He says wtth Houston collected three he lltrade 275 strikeouts a year hils two of them on bunts af If be can get the batter to pop ter homenng for the Reds only up every ltme on his ftrst run m the 3-1 openmg day loss pttch ID the Dodgers Saturday It was a happy bunch of Perfectly Placed BUD! players who chiittered away m First time In my career I ve the clubhoose SUnday after the ever had two bunts m one Clncmnati Reds burled the LOs game satd a beammg Dems Angeles Dodgers ll)ol before a The ftrst tune I was just try ram-marred bat day turnout mg to sacriftce Orioles' Robinson Booed By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer A lot of salaries have riBt!n and a lot of penston money has been paid but today even In the wake of baseball s first slrlke It must have been surprtSmg for Brooks Robinson a virtual folk hero ID hear boos In Balli more s Memorial Stadium Robmson probably the most popular player m the history of the Balttmore club heard those boos Sunday when he batted In the first mnmg of a 3-1 vtc!Dry over the New York Yankees Robmson s sm was that he IB a player representative for the Orioles and as such helped to bnng aboot a strike whtch the fans etther disapproved of or didn t understand Robmson answered the boos when he singled borne a run m the first lnnmg and he smgled home another 10 the fifth Pat Dobson ~ last season went 6 1-J Innings for the vtc!Dry wtth Doyle Alexander acqutred 10 the Frank Robmson deal wtlh Los Angeles pitchmg the last 2-3 lnnmg of a game hailed wtth the Ortoles batting m the seventh The second game of the doubleheader was ramed out and rescheduled for Monday rught The KSnsas Ctty Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-3 and Z-1 the Minnesota Twms beat the Oakland Athie ttcs 3 2 and the Texas ~ Milwaukee Evens Series By UDited Press lnterualional Jerry West who has been ID the Nahonal Basketball Association finals so many times that he knows what It feels ID be caught m a revolving door still is un decided about continumg in the 11'08 Mllwaukee t!"'Y be help10g his decision by showing West that going on is fuWe The Bucks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 114.'111 Sunday ID tie the Western Conference finals at two games apiece The New York Knlcks !Dok a 2-0 lead In their Eastern Conference beat.of-<~even final by nipping the Boston Celtlcs 1~100 It was icing on Kareem Ahdui.Jabbar s 25th birthday cake ~ acorad 31 pomll and the Lakers wished It were 31 candles for then It would mean Abdul.Jabbar was getting old West Couuters West countered w1th 24 points for Los Angeles and Jun McMillian added 18 Gall Goodrich Wests htgh sconng backcourt partner was way below par m thiS encounter with 12 pomts The Bucks 75-43 control of the boards spelled the differ ence Abdui.Jabbar had 18 rebounds CurUs Perry collected 19 and Bob Dandridge nailed 14 Wilt Chamberlatn and Happy Hairston grabbed II apiece for Los Angeles We got a fantastic effort from everyone satd Bucks Coach Larry Costello We were crashmg the hoards the way we have ID ID wm It was a must game for us We talked about it before the game We knew what we had to do and we did It Walt Frazier sttting out half the game beeause of four personal fouls returped early In the fourth qll8r!er with a nine-point siege that helped New York edge the Celtics Bos!Dn played better defense than In the opener when New York won by 22 points and even nad a chance to wm m the fmal 10 seconds when Frazter miased a fool shot and New York led 106 105 Celttc scoring ace John Havlicek brought the ball downcourt but was forced ID take a hurrted shot with three seconds left The ball hit the rtm and hoWlded away Havllcek led all scorers wtlh 29 points whlle Dave DeBuss chere paced New York wtth 24 points and collected 17 re bounds Ilook for a tough ftve or SIX game sertes DeBusschere 881d later I just hope tl doesn I go seven DeBusschere s 15 footer wtlh 24 seconda remaining In the game gave New York a 106-100 lead aoo provtded the cushion after a'4!tek s drtvlng layup made it 11!$.105 The Celtics can I afford to lose the third game m Bos!Dn Wednesday night They would be left with having to win the remauung four games for the tiUe Well without Any CluJnges UNCOLN Neb (UP!) A committee looking for mw uses for Midwest grain N' pluses is considering a repcll1 on an automobile fuel lllllll from grain alcholl!lld unleaded gasoline The report said the fuel, caJled gashol has beea tested In two standard can and trucks supplied by tbt Nebraska Department of Aartculture and Roads It said prtJimlnary results of the 50 U. mile test about half completed Indicate guhol" can be used withouth tuninl Cll' modification of standard engines 'Gashol a bleml of 10 per cent grain alcohol and 90 par cent unleaded guollne 1111 used earner this century but was discarded after World W• n The report was subl!litted Ill the quarterly meeting of tbl Agricultural Products ~ !rial Utilization Committee, I Nebraska leglalature last yw ID look in!D new UBes for graJa. The COmmittee Wal a1lo 111111 that re~~e~~rchers hope to obtalll tile of the new rotary CIIDIJal. lion engines to experlmettt flw. ther With gashol Bntton Called Saturday Dance Denver Brii!Dn was caller for the Saturday night dailce of tbl Belles and Beaua Club at Royal Oak Park No more dances wUI be held on Saturday night unW August but club memban lnvlle visitors td tblll Thursclay night club daArea ciuba represented at the dance were tbe Prome naira P8rkenburl, Pioneer Squares Marletll, Stardusters LubeCk W Va, Silver Squarea Labannon anc a Washlng!Dn W Va club ~ Q-ln what Euiopea countl'l/ are all chtldren n qu~red by Jaw to lftm t s1»1m? A-Iceland ThiB was m the stxth lnnmg when the Reds scored two of the four runs they ptcked up oft of Dodger starter AI Downmg It JUSI so happened tt was a perfectly placed bunt sa1d DeniS matter.of-facUy The other tune I JUS! nollced B1lly Brabarltewllz was playmg me far back Menke s second bunt smgle !Duched off the Reds SIHUn etghlh mnmg which wrapped up Nolan s ftrsl v1ctory I also bun!e:d m the etghth Indiana Sweeps 2 Game Set <XlLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohto bas the dubious diJtiDctlon of being the first team to lose a lwDitame set In the annual Ohio-Indiana College AU.star Basketball Game series The HOOBler squad look both ends of this year S third aMuaJ Sertoma Charities event Winning Friday night In ill" dianapolis 89-84 aoo edging the Ohioans T/ 76 Saturday night In Columbus But lbe Ohio squad put up Weekend Summary Saturday Sporll Summary By UDited Preta lntel'llltiOD81 NEW YORK (UP!) - The strike-delayed major league bueball.euon opeoed bt 12 cities with the world clwnploo PIIUburgb Pirates bowing ID the New York Melli 4-0 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The Utab Stan came from bebiDd lo defeat the bldlua Pacen, I0&-100 lit tbe lint game of their best-of..even American Bukelball AIIOelaUon 1emlflnal playoffl NEW YORK (UP!) - Alltoblograpby drew away from 10 mall to win the tsS,liO Excelsior Handicap at Aqueduct LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Kjelll1aka10D abattend tile world pole "Vault record for the . . .d lltra!Pt weekellll by go!Dcll feet two 1Dclte1 at tbe Meet of Cbampi0111 at UCLA LAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) -Bad Stallworth of Kansas 1eared MpoiDII to lead tH Wilt to an •• '17 vlcllry over Ike Easlia the fltlt Pilla Hat collep bukelbllll AlloSIIr good fights both nights - ral lymg from double ftgure deficits to come within one pomt In the final seconds only to lose On Friday nighllbe Buckeye State team tralled by 13 pomts but closed ID 115-84 Four ill" disna free throws put the game oot of reach Salllrday night Indiana held off an Ohio rally In the final four minutes for Its onfi)olnt win lndtana led 'lUI wtth 4 22 remaining but Ohio trunmed the lead to 7'1 76 with 32 seconds ID go Ohio got the ball with 10 seconds left but lost a good scoring opportunity on a deflected ball and missed a desperation shot at the buzzer Bill Franklin of Purdue voted the game s most valuable player led the In diana scoring with 20 pomts Purdue s Bob Ford bad 16 and Don Buse of Evansville hit 14 Ohio scoring was paced by Tom Corde of Ohio U with 18 points Roger Evans of Kent State scored 17 and Reuben Vance also of Kent, helped out with II 1\Jark Minor of Obto State had seven aoo Kenyon s Marty Hunt scored five A big difference came at the free throw line where Indiana hit 25 of :r1 while Ohio had only 13 of 25 Franklin led all rebounders with 13 aoo Ford grabbed II Dave Jones of Ashlaoo led the Ohio reboundIng wfth 10 game BIALEAH,Fia (UPI) -c v Whlllley slnea Qu- plloped lo aa euy ~ victory Ia the ... 100 CoJnmMra Halllllcap lllllaleab 8T PETERSBURG Fla (UPI)-CIIrll Eftrtof Fort ~.Jerdale,Fia ,ap~etltp lllhdBDIIeJNDKiq,H, .. s, to IIIIYMce te tile IID8II Ill the Sll,lll St. Petel'lbarl tt.tm Teulltotinamm NOBFOLit, Va (UPI) - .J.u. ~ lleOI'ed a pebi11 Iiiii IJ'Iblle4 • n.lltrt te lelid tH VfrJbU lll(llll•tealll-llhletary Mlr tile New Vorl Netl for a • I lead flllllefr ._..f_ea ABA lladflalllrlel INGLEWOOD, Cliff (UPI) - Quek eaptuftcl the Dill aM I 1 II tile ..... WID Rll** liMN for 1-Jear.W. at r ':rant 1'1& NHL Playoff St1nd1ngs United PrHs lntern1tlonal All S.riH btst of Hvon (Qulrltr Flntlsl W L GF GA x Boston 4 1 18 10 Toronto 1 4 10 18 W L GF GA x Sl Louis 4 3 19 19 M nnesot~ 3 4 19 19 Semifinals W L GF GA New York I 0 3 2 Chicago 0 1 2 3 K - cl!nched series Sumlay s Results St L 2 Mlnnesote 1 (ofl New York 3 Chicago 2 Mondly 1 G•m• No gamn scheduled Rangers downed the Califorma Angels 5-I 10 other Amertcan League games Milwaukee at Cleveland and Boston at DelrOII were ramed out In the National League 11 was Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Chtcago 4 Phtladelphta 0 as Burt Hoo!Dn pttched a nohitter Monlreal 3 St LoUIS 2 San FranciSco 10 Houston 6 Clncmnati IOLos Angeles I and San Otego beating Atlanta 3.() after a 5-l defeat Steve Hoviey s IOth<nnmg Single scored Paul Schaal from secooo base wtth the wmnmg run and gave the Royals thetr sweep of a doubleheader wtlh the Wht!e Sox The Royals scored the wmnmg run m the fifth momg of the ftrst game on a smgle by Amos Otis John Mayberry s double and an inlteld out by Bob Obver Rod Carew s etghth;nnmg double drove In the deciBtve run for the Twms gtvmg Ray Corbm the v1c!Dry and taggmg 21-game w1nner Jun Hunter w1th the loss Corbm Dave LaRoche and Wayne Granger pitched ftve ummgs of shutout relief for the Twms who won thetr hrst game of the season Bobby Darwm htt his second homer of the year for the tw1ns Run scortng singles by Frank Howard and Dtck Billings htghlighted a three-run rally m the ftrst tnrung which paced the Rangers to their first vtcl.ory as a Texas franchtse Pete Broberg went etght m Dings for the wm with Paul Lindblad and Horacto Plna closmg out m the nmth Sandusky Mansfield Champion MANSFIELD Oh10 (UP!) Sandusky High School scored 32 points ID win the 41st annual Mansfteld Relays here dunng the weekend but mdtvtdual honors wentl.o Bob Lawson of Toledo Libbey who seta record m one event and won another Lawson establlshed a meet mark m the 220-yard dash wtlh a :IJJ7 time aoo also won the 100-yard dash In 9 3 The meet one of Ute btggest high school track events In the nation attracted I 964 athletes from 217 schools Second place was Ann Arbor Mich Pioneer with 26 points Cleveland East and Don MiJJs Collegiate of Toron!D Canada tied for third With 24 points ap1ece Toledo Libbey with filth wtth 22 pomts followed by Cleveland Glenville wtth :IJllil Mt Morris Mlch Detroit Nor them and BaldWin Pa tied for seventh wfth 20 each and Day!Dn Roosevelt was lOth with 18 The only other double winner besides Lawson was Ron Semklw of Baldwin Pa who threw the discus 19l.feet4lnches and !Dssed the shot 647\il Other winners were Jun Fantozz Sandusky 14 I In the J2().yard high hurdles Paul Crlng Don M111s Collegiate 4 16 w In the mile run Ed Lennex Pittsburgh Central Cothollc 23-7'>2 In the long jump Jobn Rudd Dayton Roosevelt 48 8 in the 44().yard dash Doug Gibbs Flini.Mich &-7\illn the high jump and Ed Kulka Grosse Point Mlch 1~ In the pole vault Alao Bay Village 8 07 3 In the 2-mUe relay Dave Fort- 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S "' CLEANERS tml Pomeroy Ill Plloni m 5421 mmng added Menke be cause Pete Mtkkelson (Dodger pitcher) has always giVen me !rouble Tony Perez fourth mnmg tx>mer broke a scoreless tie and started the Reds on the road to vtcl.ory Dowrung 2(). game w10ner for the Dodgers last season was the vtcttm Percentage Counts Dowmng got behtnd too much today sa1d Perez Last year he kept everythmg down We htl a lot of ground balls off htm A lrtple by Morgan drove home three of the Reds stx rWl.S m tbe etghth Uttle Joe also stole two bases So dtd Tolan who also chtpped tn wtth two hils Dave Concepeton stole a fifth base for the Reds Ftve.for-ftve that s what I like saJd Morgan It s per centage that 0011nts They talk about the Dodgers speed They stole 70 bases last year but got caught 46 ltmes That s not what I call a good percentage I m usually safe about 80 per cent of the time went on Joe Tolan has been pretty close to that Morgan smtled when he potnted out that opposmg catchers are go1ng ID become a little edgy if the Reds contmue thetr runmng The more ll'ases we steal satd Morgan the more fast halls Perez and Johnny Bench are gomg ID see on first pttch es And if that happens often enough Bobby and I are gmng ID do more trotting than ruli" mng Super Sluff Nolan blanked the Dodgers wtth two htls before giVIng way l.o Clay Carroll after seven m rungs Gary had super stuff I took him out because he got a httie sllff when that cold w nd came along satd an elated Sparky Anderson Sparky pomted out that Nolan always seems to do his best ptlchmg aga nst the best clubs Sometimes satd Sparky I don t think he leaves home mentally up for h1s JOb when he s gomg ID face the weaker teams Nolan who fanned ftve and walked none retired 16 batters In a row before lifted for a p10ch hitter 10 the bottom of the seventh 'Gary has a great atUtude and great conftdence now sa1d Sparky I Bald thiB sprmg l d never seen him pitching so well so early He knows he s got ID he the leader of the starters He s the veteran you know Anderson couldn t suppress a grm Imagine the veteran and he s not 24 yet he satd The Reds open a two-game sertes wtlh the Houstop Astros l.omght An exhlbttion game w1th the Cleveland Indians Thursday wtnds up the homestand Rookie Hooton Hurls No-Hit, No-Run Game By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Maybe baseball doesn t need Vtda Blue after all The game may have found a replacement tn 22-year.old Burt Hooton of the Chtcago Cubs Hooton went out Sunday and p1tched the ftrst no-bitter by a Nattonal League rookte m 60 years by blanking the Philadel phta Phtllies ~ Hooton the Cubs No I chmce 10 the secondary phase of the 1971 draft developed a ptlch he calls a klDlckle curveball as a youngster m the Pony League m torpus ChriStl and 11 acts much the same way a Sandy Koufax curve used l.o behave I grab the hall wtth my frrst two fmgers and let 11 shde off the lips g1vmg a fast ball motion bYbreaking my wriSt says Hooton Phililes Hit Two The Phtllies htt only two balls sohdly off Hooton Denny Doyle hit a line dnve In the third mnmg whtch shorts!Dp Don Kessmger grabbed with a lunge ID his left and Greg Luzlnsk1 hit a fly ball deep ID centerftel~ m the seventh In ning whtch Rtck Monday caught at the 368-foot mark Hooton s no-hitter was the first by a NL rookie since Charles M Jeff Tesrtlllu of the New York Giants lol6ed one against the Phillies on Sept 6 1912 In other NL games Pttls burgh blanked New York 20 Monlreal edged St Louts ~ 2 Cincinnati blasted Los Angeles 11).1 San FranciSCo downed Houston 10-6 and Atlanta defeated San Diego 51 m the first game of a doubleheader then lost the nightcap 3.() Mmnesota edged Oakland 32 Texas beat Cah forma 5 I Kansas C1ly ney Ytpsilanti Mich I 56 9 tn the half mile Paul Sherd Rockford Mich 19 1in the 11). yard low lrurdles Cleveland Glenville I 29 6 in the 118().yard relay Sl!ndusky 56 7 In the shuttle relay aoo Cleveland East 3 244 In the mile relay swepl a doubleheader from Ch cago 2 I and 4 3 and Balttmore defeated New York 3-1 m a ram.,bbrevtated seven mmng game 10 Amertcan League acbon The second game at Baltimore was postponed because of ram as was a scheduled doubleheader between Mtlwaukee and Cleveland and Boston at Dell:Oil Steve Blass a World Series hero last October allowed only two htls over the ftrst seven mnmgs aoo Met nemesiB Wtllie Stargell drove In two runs wtth a patr of s10gles as the Ptrates downed the Mets Blass retired 14 stra1ght batters from the second through the SIXth but needed relief help from Bob Mtller ID nail down the vtctory Second Straight Wlil The Expos pushed across two runs on ouly one htt In the nmth mnmg ID score thetr second stratght victory over the Cardinals A walk a double by Clyde Mashore an Infield out and an error by relief pitcher Moe Drabowsky enabled the Expos to score twice In the ninth Dave Kingman drove m six runs wtth a smgle double lrtple and a three-run homer to spark the Giants vlc!Dry Sann McDowell acqutred by the Giants from the Cleveland Indians during the off.,o;eason pttched 5 Z-3 mnmgs ID get credit for the vtctory Ralph Garr collected four hits m the opener to support the combmed ftve-ltit pitching of Ron Reed and Cecil Upshaw as the Braves defeated the Padres San Otego however !Dok the nightcap behind the six-lltt pttchlng of rookie Bill Greif MAJOR STANDINGS LEAGUE Amer can League Ea'jt By Un ted Press lnternat on a Nat ona I league East W L Pel GB Mont ea t 2 0 1 000 Ph ade ph a I 500 1 NewYo k 1 500 1 Ch cago I 500 1 P ltsburgh I 500 1 0 2 000 2 S Lou s Wesl w L Pel GB San Fran 2 0 000 San D ego 2 1 667 h Los Ange es I 500 Cenc.nnat 1 500 W L Pet GB 0 000 IOlo«l 010000 000 000 1 0 000 I 0 Delro I M waukee Ba mo e New Yor« Boston C eve land West Kan C ly Ca lorn a Oak and Mnnesola W Pel GB 0 000 1 500 1 ;, 1 1 500 ;, 1 1 500 h Texas 1 l 3 500 1 :z Conclnnal I 500 1 Atlanta 2 333 1 Houslon 0 2 000 2 Sundays Results P ttsburgh 2 New York 0 Ch cago 0 3 000 3 Sunday s Results M lw at Clevel2 ppd ran Bat 3 NY (1st 7 nns ra nl N Y al Ball I2nd ppd ran) BostonaiDetro I ppd ran) Ch cago 4 Ph ade1ph a 0 M nnesota 3 Oak and 2 Texas 5 Ca fo n a \ Montreal ~ St Lou s 2 C nc nnat 0 Los Angeles San F anc sco 0 Houston 6 AI anta 5 SanD ego 1 (ls San D ego 3 A lanta 0 2nd Today s Probable P1tchers By Un ted Press International (Last year s records m parentheses) Nahonalleague !All T mes ESTI St Lou s C eveland 12 121 at Ph ade ph a !Fryman 0 7 7 30 p m Los Ange es IS nge 10 7 o Osteen 1411 ) at Atlanta (S one 6 8) 8 p m San Fran c sea (Cumberland 9 6) at Houston Derker 2 6) 30 p m 8 Tuesday sGames n te N Y at Mont ea Ch cago a P llsbgh n le St Lou sal Ph Ia n te Los Ang al Atanla n le Houslon al Clncl n le San Fran at San D ego n te ' HOST WINS WORTHINGTON Ohio (UP!) - Host Worthington won six Individual events enroute ID capturing its own relays Lancaster was the runnerup Worthington had 130 points Saturday ID Lancaster s 120 Columbus West was third with 80 followed by Marlon Harding 61 Sylvania 57 Columbus Whetstone 52 and Cleveland Cathedral Latin 23 4 K C 2 Ch I Isf 0 nns) K C Ch 3 (2nd 0 nns ) Today sProbableP lchers By Umted Press lnternat onal (Last year s records m paren th~sesl Amer can League C eveland IHa gan 13 or Co be 17 6) al Boslon lclup U 6) am New york Peterson IS 3) at Ba t mo e (McNa ly 2 5) 7 30 pm On y games schedu ed) Tuesday s Games 1\.dn\.. yaT uaK nd n e M nn at Cal f n e Texas at Ch cago n te Del o I at Ball n le M w at New Yo k n te Cleve and at Boston THffiD VICTORY BRANDS HATCH England (UPI)- Marto Andretti of the Uruted States and Jacky Ickx of Belgium drove a Ferrart ID thetr third consecutive vic!Dry as a team as they won the BOAC I 000 kilometers (667 nules) Auto race Sunday m a time of hve hours 55 minutes '!I 5 seconds II was the fourth success In fourraces for Ferran In the II race Sports Car world cham ptonshtp senes Andretti and Ickx previously won at Daytona m February and Sebring m March NBA Playoff Standln~s By United Press lnternaloonal (All Seroes Best of Seven) Eastern DIY s•on Fina I W L Pel 2 0 1 000 0 2 000 New York Boston Western 01vrs on Fmal W L Pet Los Ange es 2 2 500 M lwaukee 2 2 500 Sundays Result• M lw 14 Los Angeles 88 New York 106 Boston 105 Mond.ay s Games (No games scheduled) TOLEDO AT CHARLESTON CHARLESTON W Va (UP! ) - The Toledo Mudhens who are 11 on the new season are scheduled to open a sertes here lomght aga10st the Charleston Charhes weather permUting The Charlles and Syracuse Chiefs were ramed out twice durmg the weekend The Mudhens lost 11-6 Suooay ID Richmond Tidewater is the early leader of the International League wtth a 4-0 record ABA LAYOFF NEW YORK (UPl)- The AmeriCan Basketball AssociS tion bas agreed ID a nme-4ay layoff m the Eastern DiVISton final sertes between the Vlrgl rua Sqwres and New York Nels because of an tee show In the Nassau Coliseum IF YOU OE 30 JUS! $5 ()ll a month pays lor a Nat1011 w1de 20 Year llforlg~ge Prolcc11on plan thai will pay off a $10 000 mortaage I you should d e and leave your other h(e msurance for your family to love on Call now P J PAULEY PH 992 2318 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy 01110 Th n mN Na onw dt l nwdt onyw1 dc. n 11 Inn c om,.ny lome Ottil.:c Co umb111 Ohio DELIGHTFUL CH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT MROM BOONSUE, M.D. ENERAL PRACTICE Office Temporarily Located 1n Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy Otuo Telephone 992 2104 e.t 28 SOUTHEAST OHIO GRADED BULL SALE (In the Cow Country) heartotlhe \ SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1972 Guernsey County 1:00 P.M. Old Washington Fa~rgrounds Ohio SELLING 49 BULLS -7 Angus Polled Hereford -'11 --4 Chuolals - I Pollod Shorfi1orn This sale Is for the commercial feeder calf produ~er who wonts 1o Improve the wolght and grade of his next co if crop A Ibulls are registered and dwarf free All bulls sell ng will grode cholc, or betler and will be of breeding age All bulls will be weighed end graded on Saturdoy May 6 al9 00 A M by Randell Reod and Dick Smith Ohio Stole University Individual heaill1 paper< turn shed Lunch wllt be served •ole dey Wr~le for free catalog •Mrs Marlon Craig Guernsty Noble Feeder Cattle Ann Route I SentCivllll Ohio 43710 ' PRATT & LAMBERT 'T.apex" y. FLAT WALL FINISH lt'a a wonderful feehn& Drab walls come ahve Wlth ,.., beauty r•&ht before your ey.., etfort1..Iy PiaL V apez JI1M Wall Fmtoh rolls and brushet on 10 -ly, drie110 fut, your room can be ~mted and llled 1n a IIUI&Ie day needa no pnmer Can be touched up or patched Wlthout ~ PilL Cabbrated Colon• m hundreds of new decorator lhadet and tints. V.pez POMEROY CEMENT BLUCK The Department Store of Butldlng Stnce 1915 �• "' '""" a me e t au; Huddleston in Dock for Murder WASHINGTON Pa (UPI)II!oua Huddleston 62 LaFol Ieite Tenn. a minor coal union official implicated by h1s daughter in the Yablonski slay lngs goes on trtal 10 Washmg IDn County Court !Dday on murder charges Prior to selection of a jury Judge Charles G Sweet was l.o rule on ftve defense motions lncludmg moltons for bali bond and for a writ of habeas corpus Sweet was to rule on a stxth motion for a change of venue after a jury is selected Huddl«~ton s attorneys said a medical examination showed he Is afflicted w1th the rruners respiratory dtsease black lung chrome bronchihs heart trouble and other ailments and has a year or less ID JJ,ve Huddleston president of a small United Mme Workers (UMW) pensioners local 10 LaFollette is accused in the murders of UMW internaltonal execultve board member Josel)h A Jock Yablonski his wile and daughtllr who were shot to death m their Clarksvtlle Pa home Dec 31 1969 Daughter Implicates Him Huddles!Dn s daughter Mrs Annette Gtlly 31 Cleveland pleaded guilty In the case last week and made a statement which was read Thursday at a pretrtal hearing for her father The statement tmplicated him m the murder conspiracy Also unplicated m Mrs Gil ly s confession was Wtlliam J Prater 52 LaFollette Tenn a f1eld representative for UMW 0191rtcll9 Prater was arrest ed m Tennessee on federal charges brought ID Pennsyl vama Frtday mght and con fined in the Allegheny County Jatl m Ptttsburgh He faces state murder charges m the slaylngs Mrs Gilly s husband Paul 38 and Aubran W Martm 24 both of Cleveland were lrted m the siaylngs and convicted of first degree murder by juries which set the death penalty Claude Vealey 28 Cleveland pleaded guilty and awaits sentencmg Gtlly Martin and Vealey were accused as the !aCtual killers In her confesSion Mrs Gilly quoted her father as saying the plot ID kill Yablonski had the approval of the btg man To her she satd that meant W A Tony Boyle UMW pres1dent UMW Denies Part Boyle aoo others m the UMW International leadership have denied repealedly any part m or knowledge of the murder plot The UMW executfve board met In New York last week and gave Boyle a vote of conftdence after IIBtenlng ID the entire text of Mrs Gilly s 22 page statement according to Mi chael Budzanoski prestdent of UMW OIStrtct 5 at Ptllsburgh Budzanoskt satd the hoard condemned the statement as bemg replete wtth mnueRio and hearsay Yablonski leader of an Jn. surgent group wtthm the coal rruners uruon was killed three weeks after he lost an election bid to unseat Boyle as UMW prestdent Boyle was convtc!ed two weeks ago In U S Distnct Court at Washmg!Dn DC of v10lallng the Campaign Prac tices Act In the use of union funds for poUilcal purposes Budzanoskt said Boyles con vtction would be appealed At Clarksvtlle where the slaylngs occurred UMW Local 6330 Sunday adopted a resolu lion calling on Boyle to restgn •mmedtately as UMW president and executive board chairman The local bas 600 members and 19 a stronghold of the Miners for Democracy an Insurgent group whtch Yablonski led and which has laid the killings at Ute uruon s doorstep EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio E:llleade4 OuUook Wedlleoday Through Friday A Utile cooler tread through the period wllil a chance of showers or thundersbowen daUy Hlcb• In the 70. and upper • Wedllellday droppio& lo the 80s by Friday Ovenllghl lows In the mid 418 lo mid 50s Wedllesday dropplo& lo lbe 40s by Friday morning >:':>: ,....,; '.%>!'~ ~ MISS OHIO CROWNED NILES Ohio (UP!) - KadJ: 1een Kehhnler was crowned Miss Ohio 1972 In a statewide contest here Saturday night and wiJJ compete, in the Miss U S A pageant next month at San Juan Puerto Rico Miss Keblmler an 18-year-old model from Columbus who measures M-24-.14 was chosen froln a field of 59 contestants The Ohio pageant was attended by the CUI'relll Mlas Universe Georgina R!zlt of Wbanon Election .Precinct Workers Approved HANNAN DISTRICT Election offtCials have been Pet No 24 Ml 0 ve Rec selected and released and they C erk Ma e Deal Ashton were gtven approval by the Rec Comm Helen Pe y Glenwood Count Clerk Mason County Court These precinct workers wtll Sharon Payne App e Grove Comm Jan e Bake serve during the Primary Count Ashton Election to be held May 9 and Pet 25 - Glenwood Rec Clerk Lawren ce Powell Include the followmg Glenwood DEMOCRAT ARBUCKLE DISTRICT Pet 2-Beech Hill Rec Clerk Donald Sosson Pliny Rec Com m Lou se Hopson Soulhslde Count Clerk J E Sommers Southside Coun t u Commil Pair c a Baird Soulhsl e Pel 3 B ock - Rec Clerk Theodore Gordon Ga pol s Ferry Rec Comm D D Wealherholl Gal pol s Ferry Count C erk Margarel :!~ Cantr II Galllpol • Ferry !!' 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West Columba Rec Clerk Gold e VanMal e Wesl Columb a Rec Comm Lucy Johnson West Co umb a Rec Comm Luc lie Slewart West Columba Count Cerk Sally Lou C ark Wesl Co umb a Count Camm Wanda Kaoo West Columbia Counl Comm Ruth Whee er West Co umb a Pel 48 - Mason City Bul d ng - Rec Cl~rk Eunice Hart Mason Rec Comm Charlotte Yonker Mason Rec Comm Lollle Johnson Mason Count Clerk Mary Thabet Mason Count Comm Bel y ThoiTh'ls Mason Count Comm Irene Just s Mason ROBINSON DISTRICT Pet SO - Jr High School Rec Clerk Mro W I am Polls PI Pleosont W Va Rec Comm M s 01 s Ra ney PI Pleasanl W Va Rec Comm Mrs Cecil Lucas PI P easanl W Va Count Clerk Mrs Robe I Fowler PI P easanl W Va Counl Comm Mrs Chester Rainey PI Pleasanl W Va Caunl Comm Mrs Evert Bissell PI Pleasanl W Vo Pet 51 - Mason Counly Fairground• Rec Clerk Opal R ce Letart Rec Comm V rg nla Dunlop Camp Conley Rec Comm J m Ferrell Camp Conley JCount Clerk Maxine Smith Wesl Columbia Count Comm Emma Boswell Wesl Columbia Counl Comm Garl Lynn Worley Camp Conley Air Arrests Set Record WcalBowlmg ~ Immunization Early Bird L•gue Aprll5 1912 Standings Team D G Plnnetles 98 Evelyn s Grocery 66 King Builders 6-1 Larry • Ashland ~ Rawlings Dodge 141 Meigs Mobile Homes ~ Team High Game - D G Evelyn s Plnnettes 819 Grocery 798 Meigs MQ~IIe Homes 793 Team High S.rles - D G Plnnetles 2273 Meigs Molllle Homes 2230 Evelyn s Grocery 2193 lnd High Game - Donna Grate 185 Adeline Snowden 181 Mary Voss and Sa~dy Phalln 161, lnd High Series - Donna Grate 11>7 Mary Voss <155 Adeline Snowden 4~ Plan Explained The Me1gs County Health Department explamed further !Dday the need for the measles rubella IIIIIIIuniZ8tion program whtch tl wtll,conduct durmg the week of May I It pomted out that contrary ID popular belief measles Is a dangerous dtsease because many senous complicallons can result These exclude broncho-pneumonia middle elll' 10fection and encephalitis (brain fever) Thts bram fever often causes permanent bratn damage {esultmg In mental relar dalton Death follows measles m about one out of every 10 1100 cases The ftrst symp!Dms resemble those of a severe cold (rwmy nose red watery eyes had cough and fever) and about four or five days after the cold symp!Dms a blotchy red rash appears ftrsl on the head and neck and later on other parts of the body Thts dtsease IS h1ghly contagious Until recently there was nothmg you could do to prevent your chtldren from catching measles Now you can through unmun12atlon Every year measles kills about twtce as many Amertcans as polio now does Pneumoma ear disorders and bram damage often result Bram damage deserves spectal attention because many children who suffer bratn damage as a result of measles e1ther dte or reqUire m st1tut onahzat10n Other such bratn damaged children acqutre behavtor problems personahty changes and dulling of mental ability The attitude that all children get measles and recover from them wtthm a week or two w thout complicabons ts an attitude which could cause some other an awfully lot of suffermg Measles Is dangerous sometimes fatal to tis v1clims The only protection ts unmuntzallon which offers y,our chtld protection from the unplesanbless of the dtsease and the pennanent hann tt can cause Measles can str1ke any chtld and if your child IS not 1m munlzed pneumona ear in fectton dl' pennanenl brain damage could strike also Don t take chances wtth your child s future health Get htm tmmunized now MONEY DISPERSED COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Audt!Dr Joseph T Ferguson reported !Dday his office had mailed some $4 million In local government fund checks to the 88 counties am to 295 ctlies and villages having local Income taxes The April dlslribolion ID counties amounted to $3 6 mil lion while the cities and viJJag es recetved $333 333 Humphreyites Organize COLUMBUS (UP!) -A 124- in with national AFL.CIO member Ohio Labor for policy which is ID get as many Humphrey Committee has labor union delegates ID the been organtzed ID support Sen Democratic convention as pcllsible King said Hubert H Humphrey 0-Minn Humphrey said he wa1 m the state s May 2 presiden deeply grateful for the Iabar tial primary Chairman of the committee support It 19 particularly significant IS Frank King head of the one because my campaign II million member Ohto AFLCIO bassed on the concept Wei the Humphrey said 'Twenty-11even per cent of people And certainly there are no Sen Humphrey s delegates are from AFL-CIO ljnlons King finer people than the workinl sa1d A Humphrey vlc!Dry in men and women of Ohio Committee members mclude May means that 53 AFL-CIO delegates from Ohio wiJJ go to Robert HiJJ director of orgllli the Democratic National Coli" zation for the United Rubber Workers Union Homer Buaa, venhon 'Our efforts here m Ohio fit district direclqr of the United Steelworkers Union Harry Mayfield president of tbe ;:mm;®.:~W..-».&."' ,:,: ~~~ Columbus Franklin Counly S AFLCIO James Isfelice president of Machinist Dliliict D ~ 54 Cleveland Jane Gust Today' r ,... i ~ E1rly Bird Le1gue Aprll12 1972 St1ndlngs Team D G Plnetles (06 Evelyn s Grocery 66 King Builders 66 Larry s Ashland ~ Rawlings Dodge 50 Meigs Mobile Homos G Tum High Game - D G Plnelles 801 777 Larry 1 Ashland 7-46 Ta1m High Serlos - D G Plnnettes 2284 Meigs Mobllo Homes 2136 Larry s Ashland 2119 lnd High G•m• - Flossie Maxson 197 Mary Voss 182 Maxlne Dugon 180 lnd H1gh Series - Mer/. Voss 507 Maxine Dugan 47 Ruby Nlclnsky <155 S~rt rara By MILTON RICHMAN UP! SporiS Writer de ~~~:~~::=:7jex~~ i NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Sharman the Los Angeles Lakers coach liatens ID some of the descriptions others have of him and laughs Most people say he s a !Dugh coach Some of those who have played for him call him a fanattc about basketball And Rick Barry who also played under him begms by descrlbmg Sharman as a fine person aoo a straight person but then adds be IS the narrowest lndividll81 l ve ever known When Rick Barry says that about Bill lllannan be s talking strictly In a basketball sense Right now the Lakers coach the intense dark-ltaired fonner Bos!Dn Celtics star who still is regarded by many as the foremost free throw shooter In perhaps the enUre hls!Dry of basketball ISI1 t concerning hlmllelf much with the way people are describing him as he is with the way his ball club 191rying tD go about knocking off the Milwaukee Bucks as NBA champs Pulbes JIIJmelf Too Sharman pushes himself no less than he does his players Actually he has received some advice from his doctor about how ID conduct himself In these playoffs but he finds it hard if not downright imposaible to heed It The Lakers coach who doesn t have an overly strong set of vocal cords ID begin with strained them by abusing them the last few weeks of the regular season As a result Sharman s vocal muscles became tense aoo light and all the subsequent yelling he did on the bench dtdn I do them any good at all 'The doc!Dr told him not ID yell says his wife Dorothy But he forgets It isn't thallllarman forgets so much as it IS thalcJ!e cant always cootrol IJlmself once lbe ball game begins Jerry West says he bas never played for any coach who Is so mvolved m the game or who motivates his players more than Sharman does The Lakers coach simply doesn I believe In leaving anything to chance Writes Hlmlelf Notes Sharman is forever writing hlmllelf notes Some of them are long others short Here s a sample of one he wrote hunself the other day 1 Call Mike about car Insurance 2 Go to bank This was one of his hurried short ones One thing he doesn't have to write himself a note about are these playlifs Down through the years the Lakers have always managed ID find a way to lose the big one-that laal big ball game This thne Sharman has dedicated himself ID seeing It dol!lll t happen again His dedication really Is nothing new Twenty-!'fo years ago when baseball perhaps meant even more to him than basketball he was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers organizatioo aoo I first to Pueblo from where he moved up to Fort Worth COLUMBUS (UP!) - The nunber of arrests made by us ing state H!gbway Patrol air craft during Ute firat three months of this year WBS 6 150 a record high for a Jhree.month period Planes usually go un detected from ground ob servation said Col Robert M Chiaramonte patrol superintendent For that reason we can cite many IIJ&It LooU Rim uver speed violators who we would Andy High the old Dodgers scout looked him over with Fort normally m1aa because of the Worth In AJrilli 1951 am his report on the 22-year-old outfielder presence ol a patrol car The patrols aircraft fleet re- sUU is m the Dodgers office In LOs Angeles It reada Has natural ability lntelllgence and Intense dealre ID be a cenUy was e%p8llded to 12 with the addition of lwr new Ceana good player R!ttlng will be spotty for awhile but he will come fast with e~perience 1'12 Skyhawlla 'Our Bit fleet which has Later that year Sharman moved up ID the Dodgers and was shOwn Itself ID be of tremen- sitting In ooe of the cornent on the bench In the Polo Grounds the dous advantage In the put Is day Bobby Thomaon hit his 'miracle borne run even more eftectlw with the Sharman was sent back down to the m1nont again for more lncreal!ed IUliDber ol planes sessoolng and High took another look at him the following year Chiarllllltlllte said beCBIIIe of 'Getting better as he goes along reported the Dodgers acout Its unique capabilities aircraft the second time around 'Couldinakeltall the way are especially suited for hlch Andy High didn t know It at the time bot he may have been speed violatioo enforcement callq the lw'n :IJl yell'll In advance secretary of 4he Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Councll Gaslwl WorkintJ Reds Clobber Dodgers, 10-1 CINCINNATI (UPI)-Dennis Menke sa1d he wanled tD m1x up the oppoSition a little You know keep them off balance he added Me I JUSt wanted ID show the opposition I could still run chimed m !lobby Tolan who sat out the 1971 season wtth a twice-torn Achilles !ell" don I ve led the lea~ue second basemen m runs scored and runs batted m the last two years and I want 11 ID make tt three m a row offered Uttle of 16 410 at Rtverfront Joe Morgan Stadmm Me satd Gary Nolan Menke one of five players I m like the st LouiB Car acqutred m the off.,o;eason deal dinals Bob Gibson He says wtth Houston collected three he lltrade 275 strikeouts a year hils two of them on bunts af If be can get the batter to pop ter homenng for the Reds only up every ltme on his ftrst run m the 3-1 openmg day loss pttch ID the Dodgers Saturday It was a happy bunch of Perfectly Placed BUD! players who chiittered away m First time In my career I ve the clubhoose SUnday after the ever had two bunts m one Clncmnati Reds burled the LOs game satd a beammg Dems Angeles Dodgers ll)ol before a The ftrst tune I was just try ram-marred bat day turnout mg to sacriftce Orioles' Robinson Booed By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer A lot of salaries have riBt!n and a lot of penston money has been paid but today even In the wake of baseball s first slrlke It must have been surprtSmg for Brooks Robinson a virtual folk hero ID hear boos In Balli more s Memorial Stadium Robmson probably the most popular player m the history of the Balttmore club heard those boos Sunday when he batted In the first mnmg of a 3-1 vtc!Dry over the New York Yankees Robmson s sm was that he IB a player representative for the Orioles and as such helped to bnng aboot a strike whtch the fans etther disapproved of or didn t understand Robmson answered the boos when he singled borne a run m the first lnnmg and he smgled home another 10 the fifth Pat Dobson ~ last season went 6 1-J Innings for the vtc!Dry wtth Doyle Alexander acqutred 10 the Frank Robmson deal wtlh Los Angeles pitchmg the last 2-3 lnnmg of a game hailed wtth the Ortoles batting m the seventh The second game of the doubleheader was ramed out and rescheduled for Monday rught The KSnsas Ctty Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-3 and Z-1 the Minnesota Twms beat the Oakland Athie ttcs 3 2 and the Texas ~ Milwaukee Evens Series By UDited Press lnterualional Jerry West who has been ID the Nahonal Basketball Association finals so many times that he knows what It feels ID be caught m a revolving door still is un decided about continumg in the 11'08 Mllwaukee t!"'Y be help10g his decision by showing West that going on is fuWe The Bucks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 114.'111 Sunday ID tie the Western Conference finals at two games apiece The New York Knlcks !Dok a 2-0 lead In their Eastern Conference beat.of-<~even final by nipping the Boston Celtlcs 1~100 It was icing on Kareem Ahdui.Jabbar s 25th birthday cake ~ acorad 31 pomll and the Lakers wished It were 31 candles for then It would mean Abdul.Jabbar was getting old West Couuters West countered w1th 24 points for Los Angeles and Jun McMillian added 18 Gall Goodrich Wests htgh sconng backcourt partner was way below par m thiS encounter with 12 pomts The Bucks 75-43 control of the boards spelled the differ ence Abdui.Jabbar had 18 rebounds CurUs Perry collected 19 and Bob Dandridge nailed 14 Wilt Chamberlatn and Happy Hairston grabbed II apiece for Los Angeles We got a fantastic effort from everyone satd Bucks Coach Larry Costello We were crashmg the hoards the way we have ID ID wm It was a must game for us We talked about it before the game We knew what we had to do and we did It Walt Frazier sttting out half the game beeause of four personal fouls returped early In the fourth qll8r!er with a nine-point siege that helped New York edge the Celtics Bos!Dn played better defense than In the opener when New York won by 22 points and even nad a chance to wm m the fmal 10 seconds when Frazter miased a fool shot and New York led 106 105 Celttc scoring ace John Havlicek brought the ball downcourt but was forced ID take a hurrted shot with three seconds left The ball hit the rtm and hoWlded away Havllcek led all scorers wtlh 29 points whlle Dave DeBuss chere paced New York wtth 24 points and collected 17 re bounds Ilook for a tough ftve or SIX game sertes DeBusschere 881d later I just hope tl doesn I go seven DeBusschere s 15 footer wtlh 24 seconda remaining In the game gave New York a 106-100 lead aoo provtded the cushion after a'4!tek s drtvlng layup made it 11!$.105 The Celtics can I afford to lose the third game m Bos!Dn Wednesday night They would be left with having to win the remauung four games for the tiUe Well without Any CluJnges UNCOLN Neb (UP!) A committee looking for mw uses for Midwest grain N' pluses is considering a repcll1 on an automobile fuel lllllll from grain alcholl!lld unleaded gasoline The report said the fuel, caJled gashol has beea tested In two standard can and trucks supplied by tbt Nebraska Department of Aartculture and Roads It said prtJimlnary results of the 50 U. mile test about half completed Indicate guhol" can be used withouth tuninl Cll' modification of standard engines 'Gashol a bleml of 10 per cent grain alcohol and 90 par cent unleaded guollne 1111 used earner this century but was discarded after World W• n The report was subl!litted Ill the quarterly meeting of tbl Agricultural Products ~ !rial Utilization Committee, I Nebraska leglalature last yw ID look in!D new UBes for graJa. The COmmittee Wal a1lo 111111 that re~~e~~rchers hope to obtalll tile of the new rotary CIIDIJal. lion engines to experlmettt flw. ther With gashol Bntton Called Saturday Dance Denver Brii!Dn was caller for the Saturday night dailce of tbl Belles and Beaua Club at Royal Oak Park No more dances wUI be held on Saturday night unW August but club memban lnvlle visitors td tblll Thursclay night club daArea ciuba represented at the dance were tbe Prome naira P8rkenburl, Pioneer Squares Marletll, Stardusters LubeCk W Va, Silver Squarea Labannon anc a Washlng!Dn W Va club ~ Q-ln what Euiopea countl'l/ are all chtldren n qu~red by Jaw to lftm t s1»1m? A-Iceland ThiB was m the stxth lnnmg when the Reds scored two of the four runs they ptcked up oft of Dodger starter AI Downmg It JUSI so happened tt was a perfectly placed bunt sa1d DeniS matter.of-facUy The other tune I JUS! nollced B1lly Brabarltewllz was playmg me far back Menke s second bunt smgle !Duched off the Reds SIHUn etghlh mnmg which wrapped up Nolan s ftrsl v1ctory I also bun!e:d m the etghth Indiana Sweeps 2 Game Set <XlLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohto bas the dubious diJtiDctlon of being the first team to lose a lwDitame set In the annual Ohio-Indiana College AU.star Basketball Game series The HOOBler squad look both ends of this year S third aMuaJ Sertoma Charities event Winning Friday night In ill" dianapolis 89-84 aoo edging the Ohioans T/ 76 Saturday night In Columbus But lbe Ohio squad put up Weekend Summary Saturday Sporll Summary By UDited Preta lntel'llltiOD81 NEW YORK (UP!) - The strike-delayed major league bueball.euon opeoed bt 12 cities with the world clwnploo PIIUburgb Pirates bowing ID the New York Melli 4-0 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The Utab Stan came from bebiDd lo defeat the bldlua Pacen, I0&-100 lit tbe lint game of their best-of..even American Bukelball AIIOelaUon 1emlflnal playoffl NEW YORK (UP!) - Alltoblograpby drew away from 10 mall to win the tsS,liO Excelsior Handicap at Aqueduct LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Kjelll1aka10D abattend tile world pole "Vault record for the . . .d lltra!Pt weekellll by go!Dcll feet two 1Dclte1 at tbe Meet of Cbampi0111 at UCLA LAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) -Bad Stallworth of Kansas 1eared MpoiDII to lead tH Wilt to an •• '17 vlcllry over Ike Easlia the fltlt Pilla Hat collep bukelbllll AlloSIIr good fights both nights - ral lymg from double ftgure deficits to come within one pomt In the final seconds only to lose On Friday nighllbe Buckeye State team tralled by 13 pomts but closed ID 115-84 Four ill" disna free throws put the game oot of reach Salllrday night Indiana held off an Ohio rally In the final four minutes for Its onfi)olnt win lndtana led 'lUI wtth 4 22 remaining but Ohio trunmed the lead to 7'1 76 with 32 seconds ID go Ohio got the ball with 10 seconds left but lost a good scoring opportunity on a deflected ball and missed a desperation shot at the buzzer Bill Franklin of Purdue voted the game s most valuable player led the In diana scoring with 20 pomts Purdue s Bob Ford bad 16 and Don Buse of Evansville hit 14 Ohio scoring was paced by Tom Corde of Ohio U with 18 points Roger Evans of Kent State scored 17 and Reuben Vance also of Kent, helped out with II 1\Jark Minor of Obto State had seven aoo Kenyon s Marty Hunt scored five A big difference came at the free throw line where Indiana hit 25 of :r1 while Ohio had only 13 of 25 Franklin led all rebounders with 13 aoo Ford grabbed II Dave Jones of Ashlaoo led the Ohio reboundIng wfth 10 game BIALEAH,Fia (UPI) -c v Whlllley slnea Qu- plloped lo aa euy ~ victory Ia the ... 100 CoJnmMra Halllllcap lllllaleab 8T PETERSBURG Fla (UPI)-CIIrll Eftrtof Fort ~.Jerdale,Fia ,ap~etltp lllhdBDIIeJNDKiq,H, .. s, to IIIIYMce te tile IID8II Ill the Sll,lll St. Petel'lbarl tt.tm Teulltotinamm NOBFOLit, Va (UPI) - .J.u. ~ lleOI'ed a pebi11 Iiiii IJ'Iblle4 • n.lltrt te lelid tH VfrJbU lll(llll•tealll-llhletary Mlr tile New Vorl Netl for a • I lead flllllefr ._..f_ea ABA lladflalllrlel INGLEWOOD, Cliff (UPI) - Quek eaptuftcl the Dill aM I 1 II tile ..... WID Rll** liMN for 1-Jear.W. at r ':rant 1'1& NHL Playoff St1nd1ngs United PrHs lntern1tlonal All S.riH btst of Hvon (Qulrltr Flntlsl W L GF GA x Boston 4 1 18 10 Toronto 1 4 10 18 W L GF GA x Sl Louis 4 3 19 19 M nnesot~ 3 4 19 19 Semifinals W L GF GA New York I 0 3 2 Chicago 0 1 2 3 K - cl!nched series Sumlay s Results St L 2 Mlnnesote 1 (ofl New York 3 Chicago 2 Mondly 1 G•m• No gamn scheduled Rangers downed the Califorma Angels 5-I 10 other Amertcan League games Milwaukee at Cleveland and Boston at DelrOII were ramed out In the National League 11 was Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Chtcago 4 Phtladelphta 0 as Burt Hoo!Dn pttched a nohitter Monlreal 3 St LoUIS 2 San FranciSco 10 Houston 6 Clncmnati IOLos Angeles I and San Otego beating Atlanta 3.() after a 5-l defeat Steve Hoviey s IOth<nnmg Single scored Paul Schaal from secooo base wtth the wmnmg run and gave the Royals thetr sweep of a doubleheader wtlh the Wht!e Sox The Royals scored the wmnmg run m the fifth momg of the ftrst game on a smgle by Amos Otis John Mayberry s double and an inlteld out by Bob Obver Rod Carew s etghth;nnmg double drove In the deciBtve run for the Twms gtvmg Ray Corbm the v1c!Dry and taggmg 21-game w1nner Jun Hunter w1th the loss Corbm Dave LaRoche and Wayne Granger pitched ftve ummgs of shutout relief for the Twms who won thetr hrst game of the season Bobby Darwm htt his second homer of the year for the tw1ns Run scortng singles by Frank Howard and Dtck Billings htghlighted a three-run rally m the ftrst tnrung which paced the Rangers to their first vtcl.ory as a Texas franchtse Pete Broberg went etght m Dings for the wm with Paul Lindblad and Horacto Plna closmg out m the nmth Sandusky Mansfield Champion MANSFIELD Oh10 (UP!) Sandusky High School scored 32 points ID win the 41st annual Mansfteld Relays here dunng the weekend but mdtvtdual honors wentl.o Bob Lawson of Toledo Libbey who seta record m one event and won another Lawson establlshed a meet mark m the 220-yard dash wtlh a :IJJ7 time aoo also won the 100-yard dash In 9 3 The meet one of Ute btggest high school track events In the nation attracted I 964 athletes from 217 schools Second place was Ann Arbor Mich Pioneer with 26 points Cleveland East and Don MiJJs Collegiate of Toron!D Canada tied for third With 24 points ap1ece Toledo Libbey with filth wtth 22 pomts followed by Cleveland Glenville wtth :IJllil Mt Morris Mlch Detroit Nor them and BaldWin Pa tied for seventh wfth 20 each and Day!Dn Roosevelt was lOth with 18 The only other double winner besides Lawson was Ron Semklw of Baldwin Pa who threw the discus 19l.feet4lnches and !Dssed the shot 647\il Other winners were Jun Fantozz Sandusky 14 I In the J2().yard high hurdles Paul Crlng Don M111s Collegiate 4 16 w In the mile run Ed Lennex Pittsburgh Central Cothollc 23-7'>2 In the long jump Jobn Rudd Dayton Roosevelt 48 8 in the 44().yard dash Doug Gibbs Flini.Mich &-7\illn the high jump and Ed Kulka Grosse Point Mlch 1~ In the pole vault Alao Bay Village 8 07 3 In the 2-mUe relay Dave Fort- 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S "' CLEANERS tml Pomeroy Ill Plloni m 5421 mmng added Menke be cause Pete Mtkkelson (Dodger pitcher) has always giVen me !rouble Tony Perez fourth mnmg tx>mer broke a scoreless tie and started the Reds on the road to vtcl.ory Dowrung 2(). game w10ner for the Dodgers last season was the vtcttm Percentage Counts Dowmng got behtnd too much today sa1d Perez Last year he kept everythmg down We htl a lot of ground balls off htm A lrtple by Morgan drove home three of the Reds stx rWl.S m tbe etghth Uttle Joe also stole two bases So dtd Tolan who also chtpped tn wtth two hils Dave Concepeton stole a fifth base for the Reds Ftve.for-ftve that s what I like saJd Morgan It s per centage that 0011nts They talk about the Dodgers speed They stole 70 bases last year but got caught 46 ltmes That s not what I call a good percentage I m usually safe about 80 per cent of the time went on Joe Tolan has been pretty close to that Morgan smtled when he potnted out that opposmg catchers are go1ng ID become a little edgy if the Reds contmue thetr runmng The more ll'ases we steal satd Morgan the more fast halls Perez and Johnny Bench are gomg ID see on first pttch es And if that happens often enough Bobby and I are gmng ID do more trotting than ruli" mng Super Sluff Nolan blanked the Dodgers wtth two htls before giVIng way l.o Clay Carroll after seven m rungs Gary had super stuff I took him out because he got a httie sllff when that cold w nd came along satd an elated Sparky Anderson Sparky pomted out that Nolan always seems to do his best ptlchmg aga nst the best clubs Sometimes satd Sparky I don t think he leaves home mentally up for h1s JOb when he s gomg ID face the weaker teams Nolan who fanned ftve and walked none retired 16 batters In a row before lifted for a p10ch hitter 10 the bottom of the seventh 'Gary has a great atUtude and great conftdence now sa1d Sparky I Bald thiB sprmg l d never seen him pitching so well so early He knows he s got ID he the leader of the starters He s the veteran you know Anderson couldn t suppress a grm Imagine the veteran and he s not 24 yet he satd The Reds open a two-game sertes wtlh the Houstop Astros l.omght An exhlbttion game w1th the Cleveland Indians Thursday wtnds up the homestand Rookie Hooton Hurls No-Hit, No-Run Game By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Maybe baseball doesn t need Vtda Blue after all The game may have found a replacement tn 22-year.old Burt Hooton of the Chtcago Cubs Hooton went out Sunday and p1tched the ftrst no-bitter by a Nattonal League rookte m 60 years by blanking the Philadel phta Phtllies ~ Hooton the Cubs No I chmce 10 the secondary phase of the 1971 draft developed a ptlch he calls a klDlckle curveball as a youngster m the Pony League m torpus ChriStl and 11 acts much the same way a Sandy Koufax curve used l.o behave I grab the hall wtth my frrst two fmgers and let 11 shde off the lips g1vmg a fast ball motion bYbreaking my wriSt says Hooton Phililes Hit Two The Phtllies htt only two balls sohdly off Hooton Denny Doyle hit a line dnve In the third mnmg whtch shorts!Dp Don Kessmger grabbed with a lunge ID his left and Greg Luzlnsk1 hit a fly ball deep ID centerftel~ m the seventh In ning whtch Rtck Monday caught at the 368-foot mark Hooton s no-hitter was the first by a NL rookie since Charles M Jeff Tesrtlllu of the New York Giants lol6ed one against the Phillies on Sept 6 1912 In other NL games Pttls burgh blanked New York 20 Monlreal edged St Louts ~ 2 Cincinnati blasted Los Angeles 11).1 San FranciSCo downed Houston 10-6 and Atlanta defeated San Diego 51 m the first game of a doubleheader then lost the nightcap 3.() Mmnesota edged Oakland 32 Texas beat Cah forma 5 I Kansas C1ly ney Ytpsilanti Mich I 56 9 tn the half mile Paul Sherd Rockford Mich 19 1in the 11). yard low lrurdles Cleveland Glenville I 29 6 in the 118().yard relay Sl!ndusky 56 7 In the shuttle relay aoo Cleveland East 3 244 In the mile relay swepl a doubleheader from Ch cago 2 I and 4 3 and Balttmore defeated New York 3-1 m a ram.,bbrevtated seven mmng game 10 Amertcan League acbon The second game at Baltimore was postponed because of ram as was a scheduled doubleheader between Mtlwaukee and Cleveland and Boston at Dell:Oil Steve Blass a World Series hero last October allowed only two htls over the ftrst seven mnmgs aoo Met nemesiB Wtllie Stargell drove In two runs wtth a patr of s10gles as the Ptrates downed the Mets Blass retired 14 stra1ght batters from the second through the SIXth but needed relief help from Bob Mtller ID nail down the vtctory Second Straight Wlil The Expos pushed across two runs on ouly one htt In the nmth mnmg ID score thetr second stratght victory over the Cardinals A walk a double by Clyde Mashore an Infield out and an error by relief pitcher Moe Drabowsky enabled the Expos to score twice In the ninth Dave Kingman drove m six runs wtth a smgle double lrtple and a three-run homer to spark the Giants vlc!Dry Sann McDowell acqutred by the Giants from the Cleveland Indians during the off.,o;eason pttched 5 Z-3 mnmgs ID get credit for the vtctory Ralph Garr collected four hits m the opener to support the combmed ftve-ltit pitching of Ron Reed and Cecil Upshaw as the Braves defeated the Padres San Otego however !Dok the nightcap behind the six-lltt pttchlng of rookie Bill Greif MAJOR STANDINGS LEAGUE Amer can League Ea'jt By Un ted Press lnternat on a Nat ona I league East W L Pel GB Mont ea t 2 0 1 000 Ph ade ph a I 500 1 NewYo k 1 500 1 Ch cago I 500 1 P ltsburgh I 500 1 0 2 000 2 S Lou s Wesl w L Pel GB San Fran 2 0 000 San D ego 2 1 667 h Los Ange es I 500 Cenc.nnat 1 500 W L Pet GB 0 000 IOlo«l 010000 000 000 1 0 000 I 0 Delro I M waukee Ba mo e New Yor« Boston C eve land West Kan C ly Ca lorn a Oak and Mnnesola W Pel GB 0 000 1 500 1 ;, 1 1 500 ;, 1 1 500 h Texas 1 l 3 500 1 :z Conclnnal I 500 1 Atlanta 2 333 1 Houslon 0 2 000 2 Sundays Results P ttsburgh 2 New York 0 Ch cago 0 3 000 3 Sunday s Results M lw at Clevel2 ppd ran Bat 3 NY (1st 7 nns ra nl N Y al Ball I2nd ppd ran) BostonaiDetro I ppd ran) Ch cago 4 Ph ade1ph a 0 M nnesota 3 Oak and 2 Texas 5 Ca fo n a \ Montreal ~ St Lou s 2 C nc nnat 0 Los Angeles San F anc sco 0 Houston 6 AI anta 5 SanD ego 1 (ls San D ego 3 A lanta 0 2nd Today s Probable P1tchers By Un ted Press International (Last year s records m parentheses) Nahonalleague !All T mes ESTI St Lou s C eveland 12 121 at Ph ade ph a !Fryman 0 7 7 30 p m Los Ange es IS nge 10 7 o Osteen 1411 ) at Atlanta (S one 6 8) 8 p m San Fran c sea (Cumberland 9 6) at Houston Derker 2 6) 30 p m 8 Tuesday sGames n te N Y at Mont ea Ch cago a P llsbgh n le St Lou sal Ph Ia n te Los Ang al Atanla n le Houslon al Clncl n le San Fran at San D ego n te ' HOST WINS WORTHINGTON Ohio (UP!) - Host Worthington won six Individual events enroute ID capturing its own relays Lancaster was the runnerup Worthington had 130 points Saturday ID Lancaster s 120 Columbus West was third with 80 followed by Marlon Harding 61 Sylvania 57 Columbus Whetstone 52 and Cleveland Cathedral Latin 23 4 K C 2 Ch I Isf 0 nns) K C Ch 3 (2nd 0 nns ) Today sProbableP lchers By Umted Press lnternat onal (Last year s records m paren th~sesl Amer can League C eveland IHa gan 13 or Co be 17 6) al Boslon lclup U 6) am New york Peterson IS 3) at Ba t mo e (McNa ly 2 5) 7 30 pm On y games schedu ed) Tuesday s Games 1\.dn\.. yaT uaK nd n e M nn at Cal f n e Texas at Ch cago n te Del o I at Ball n le M w at New Yo k n te Cleve and at Boston THffiD VICTORY BRANDS HATCH England (UPI)- Marto Andretti of the Uruted States and Jacky Ickx of Belgium drove a Ferrart ID thetr third consecutive vic!Dry as a team as they won the BOAC I 000 kilometers (667 nules) Auto race Sunday m a time of hve hours 55 minutes '!I 5 seconds II was the fourth success In fourraces for Ferran In the II race Sports Car world cham ptonshtp senes Andretti and Ickx previously won at Daytona m February and Sebring m March NBA Playoff Standln~s By United Press lnternaloonal (All Seroes Best of Seven) Eastern DIY s•on Fina I W L Pel 2 0 1 000 0 2 000 New York Boston Western 01vrs on Fmal W L Pet Los Ange es 2 2 500 M lwaukee 2 2 500 Sundays Result• M lw 14 Los Angeles 88 New York 106 Boston 105 Mond.ay s Games (No games scheduled) TOLEDO AT CHARLESTON CHARLESTON W Va (UP! ) - The Toledo Mudhens who are 11 on the new season are scheduled to open a sertes here lomght aga10st the Charleston Charhes weather permUting The Charlles and Syracuse Chiefs were ramed out twice durmg the weekend The Mudhens lost 11-6 Suooay ID Richmond Tidewater is the early leader of the International League wtth a 4-0 record ABA LAYOFF NEW YORK (UPl)- The AmeriCan Basketball AssociS tion bas agreed ID a nme-4ay layoff m the Eastern DiVISton final sertes between the Vlrgl rua Sqwres and New York Nels because of an tee show In the Nassau Coliseum IF YOU OE 30 JUS! $5 ()ll a month pays lor a Nat1011 w1de 20 Year llforlg~ge Prolcc11on plan thai will pay off a $10 000 mortaage I you should d e and leave your other h(e msurance for your family to love on Call now P J PAULEY PH 992 2318 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy 01110 Th n mN Na onw dt l nwdt onyw1 dc. n 11 Inn c om,.ny lome Ottil.:c Co umb111 Ohio DELIGHTFUL CH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT MROM BOONSUE, M.D. ENERAL PRACTICE Office Temporarily Located 1n Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy Otuo Telephone 992 2104 e.t 28 SOUTHEAST OHIO GRADED BULL SALE (In the Cow Country) heartotlhe \ SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1972 Guernsey County 1:00 P.M. 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HAND-L I Jtl unttaty Phone 992-5759 "THI CUATOI OP IIASONAILE DRUG PIICIS" o Slle11poo : t?...;... . ., ' Id ea l for shoes. panty.hose. nyldns, scarves... • real closet ald . y 1 :,.....,cap '~"':loltt • 11th olll It •il llorea neatly on your "Showtr·Servtr" 271 North Second • Middleport. OhiD • �0 •' ,, · -Tbe Dilly SeNinel, Mldcleport-PCIIlft'Oy, 0., Aprill7,111'12 I. BARN~Y ~ Mrs. Reynok,ls · Installed WP BALLS 0' FIRE!! Harriet and Marl& Kald~e, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. noble prophetess ; Raymond Gabri tsch. AtKins, and Mrs. }\:ennedy, Adams, associate watchman'of The installing officers were Haskins, examining; . Mrs. publicity ; and Mrs . sh·epherds ; Joan · -Kaldor, Edith Hulsinpiller,- Marie Dugan, Mrs. · Winn and Mrs. · Cheesebrew , Elsie Roush, worthy scribe; Naoma Hawkins, scribe; Pauline Neuman, finance; Mrs . Mary Jane Neal, Ruby Qiehl, Brinker, treasurer; Nellie Atkins, chaplain; Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Lear and Mrs. Naoma . Brinker·, Genevie Tracy, chaplain; Bernice Cheesebrew, herald, Mrs. Huisinpiiier, auditing; Alien Cheshire, and Stella Atkins, Winn, shepherdess; Arlene Lear, guardian, Mrs. Dugan, Hughes, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. visiting and cheer committee. Davis, guide; Stella Atkins, flab bearer; Emma K. Clal- Davis, material objective; Afellowship hour and supper Herald; Jesse Brinker, first worthy, organist, and Loretta Mrs. Helen Reynolds arid Mrs. was held following the in· Chafin, registration ; Mrs. wiseman; Allen Hughc•, Ours. soloist Abbott, Mrs. Murray, stalialion. to, carnation second wiseman; and Virgi~ ·The inviting presiding of. . . .,.,.;.,..· ···&<~:::::~::::::::~~ .arrangement centered . t~e Atkins, third wiseman; Theo · ficers were Maxine Wingeit, Raymond Adams and Wingett, ?: Smith, table and the Rev. Frank king; Maxine Wingett, ·worthy high priestess; Ernest paraphe~nalia; Mrs. HutCheesebrew offered grace. queen; Evelyn Murray, first Wingett, watchman of sinpiller, prompter; Mrs. handmaid; · Elsie Roush, shepherds, Mrs. Brinker, seeond handmaid; Ruby Diehl, herald, and Mrs. Margaret third handmaid; Margaret Newnan, organist. Neuman ; organist; Evelyn Mrs. Tracy and Mrs, Chaffin Lewis, guardian, and Richard registered - the guests from Dugan, guard. Meigs, Washington, Athens MONDAY. Also installed were the and Gailia Counties. Gifts were CHESTER PTA Monday 8 p. m. State Patrolman Jim Sheets honorary officers, Barbara presented · to lllrs. Wingett, will present a film on highw~y Dugan, flag bearer; Faire retiring worthy high priestess, Ke~nedy and Thelma Camp- by her. officers and by Mrs. Several May activilles in- has contributed $270 to the safety. bell, escorts; Helen Reynolds, Hulsinpilier. eluding the anniversary dinner project. MEIGS CHAPTER Qrder of Mrs. Rey}lolds presented to be held on 'May 1 at the The poorvior to be held on DeMolay Monday, 7:30 p.m. banner bearer; Amber Warner and Bernice Nelson, banner gifts til the installing officers Middleport Church of Olrist, May 20 and 21 in Coiwnbus was Middleport Masonic Temple. escorts; Vivian Ingels, and to the watchman of and a trip . to the National announced by Mrs. Eunie Mothers Clu~ will meet in Madonna; Clara Adams and shepherds and gave carnation _Jewish Hospital in Denver, · Brinker, It will begin with a basement. Kalieen McNickle, angels, corsages to each of the elected Colo., to be taken by four dutch supper on the 20th in the RACINE PTA Monday 7:30 Fern Cheesebrew, courier. officers and daisy corsages to members of the Salon, were Crystal Room of the Fort p.m. There will be installation of officers and a film "To Matrons of honor installed the honorary officers. In her planned during a recent Hayes HoteL Deparlmenetal were Mrs. Atkins, Elizabeth acceptance speech, Mrs. meeting of Meigs County Salon chapeau passes will be honored Touch a Child." Lear, Hariette Neigier, and Reynolds gave her motto, 710, Eight and Forty. at a breakfast and the meeting POMEROY CHAMBER of Meeting at the home of Mrs. will begin at 10 a. m. GRAND OFFICERS OF Job's Daughters, State of Ohio, attended \he semi-annual -in"Keep Smiling," the Commerce noon luncheon Grace French, Eileen Searles, members Mrs. Marie Boyd, chairman spection of Bethel62, Interna!ionai Order of Job's Daughters in Pomeroy Saturday evening, " Monday at Meigs 'Inn. Others installed were the watchwords, "Faith and completed plans for the anof children and youth, reported and a reception for Associate Grand Patron Paul M. Darnell of Pomeroy. Front row, from left, and noted ANNUAL CAN· queen's attendants, Marie Truth" ArdeUa McCarty, grand fifth messenger; Helen Johnson, grand secretary; Enuna Tedrick, DYSTRIPERS tea of Veterans Hawkins, Mary Hughes, Jenelt that the red carnation niversary dinner which will be a contribution of $26 to a grand marshal; Martha Foulk, grand guardian and inspecting officer; Margaret Stocks, grand Memorial Hospital, 7 p.m., Roberts, Leona Hensley, is the flower. She ex- served by the Phlla thea tuberculosis family. It was. at Pomeroy Madeline Chafin, Sarah nation is the ilower. She ex- Society. Mrs. Mary Marlin, noted that Sherrie Marshall treasurer, and Margaret Ehman, grand chaplain'; back row, Bill Bawnan, grand senior , Monday Elementary School, Ail Can- Spencer, Kathryn Oliver, Inez plained the emblem and departemental Chapeau, and . has been selected "Lillie Misa custodian; Ward Graham, vice associate grand guardian; Paul M. Darnell, associate grand dystripers and parents invited. Wilson, Wanda Gabritsch, and commented on the religious Mrs. Myrile Walker, depar· Poppy" and.it was decided to patron and honored guest; Bob Rine, grand inne"r guard, and Richard McCollister, grand tem~ntal le secretairre, will be buy her a new dress and make Awards will be presented. Mildred Gilmore; and the significance of the Shrine. junior custodian. · king's guards, Charles HenCommittees announced for honored guests at the dinner to it into a poppy costume. Girls are to wear uniforms. An invitation was read from MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 sley, Carl Gilmore, and Donald the year are Jesse Brinker, be attended by several departemental officers and the Lancaster Salon with a Monday, installation ; program area Salons. dinner to be held on May 4 by the Rio Grande Chorale. Leaving on May 8 for Denver honoring Mrs. Martin and Mrs. TUESDAY will be Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Walker. The recent rummage OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Walker, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and sale cleared $42, It was Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 · Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. They will reported and funds are still Tuesday night at 'he home of attend activities of Natiooal being raised for the scholarMrs. Debbie Finlaw. Program Chapeau Day with Mrs. Martin ship fund through a radio on architecture by Mrs. to present Ohio's ,1,000 bed donated by Osby Martin. Mrs. Jeanette Thomas and Mrs. endowment. The Meii!S Salon Edith Fox will have a memJudy Crooks. Mrs. Carol orial service at the May Adams and Mrs. Finlaw, meeting. Over 200 persoqs attended hostesses. Refreshments were served the semi-annual inspection of A weekly feature of Meigs EVANGELINE- Missionby the hostess. Attending Bethel 62, International Order County Garden Club members. ary Society of Pomebesidesthose named were Mrs. of Job's Daughters, and a roy Church of Christ Catherine WelSh, chapeau, reception honoring Paul M. Darnell, Pomeroy, associate Tuesday 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Feme Cheeaebrew, Mrs. grand guardian of the State of Mrs. Clyde Andrews. t· Miss Erma Barnette of Point Jolla Hysell, Mrs. Iva Powell, REVIVAL Monday through ~oema 1S Ohio, and past associ~te Plea san l was the Sunday guest Mrs. Zuelella Smith, Mrs. Lula April 30 at Long Bottom United guardian of ~thei 62, at the of Mrs. Minerva Childrers who Hampton, and Mrs. Harry Methodist Church with William By CORA BEEGLE Masonic. Temple in Pomeroy Davia. remains ill at home. Hatfield as evangelist. Special Winding Trail Garden Club !$aJilf~1 ·nijlit. ,: ~- .•. , . _· Mrs. Victoria Stacy who ' music, services, 7:30 each Clematis are the glamour vines of the garden. About 150 persons - wostly resides at ·the Marks Rest evening. Public invited. With their large spectacular blooms in purple, mauve, pink, Home at McConnelsville, Is a girla from area Bethels REV . CLARENCE Kopp, rose, blue, deep red and white, they are the center oi attendtion surgical patient at the attended the dinner which Jr., Columbus, speaking and when at their peak of bloom, comparable to tulips, azaleas, iris, Bethesda opened the evening. They were Hospital in joined by others for the Inshowing slides of Holy Land, peonies and chrysanthemums. Zanesville, Room 323. 7:30 each evening Monday As small vines they cannot be surpassed. Flowers appear on Relatives report that she wotM spection and reception, Conducting the inspection of through April 23. Public in- the old wood in May. Then the color parade moves on the showy like to hear from her friends the Bethel, of which Mllisa vited . .1 hybrids, and continues on them from June lhrough the summer. here . Rizer, daughter of Mr. and SPEC I AL SERVICES There is only one important point of difference among them. Robert Sharp and Paul Mrs. Franklin Rizer of through Friday at Middleport Some bloom on the previous season's wood and others on new Haptonstall were in Colwnbus I Pomeroy is the honored queen, Action Church of Christ, 7:30 growth. This becomes importan_lat pruning lime. Spring is the Saturday to visit Dr. Edgar Your was Martha F. Foulk, grand each evening with David time to clean out old vines and there usally is a great deal of dead Junkerman and Mr. and Mrs. guardian of the State of Ohio. Stauffer, Athens, speaking. _wood characteristic of clematis. Carl Junkerman of Htinsburg, Officers of the local Bethel, · Special mu~ic, public invited. . use clematis wherever you need a small-growing vtoe; Germany. The Junkermans In addition to Misa Rizer, are WOMEN S AUXILIARY trained on a fence, clambering up a trellis, spresding over an are cousins of Robert Sharp. · Leanne Sebo, senior princess; Tuesday • 7:30p.m. at Veterans arbor or lath, billowing up a lantern post, draping over low stone Wayne Gibbons who resides Patti Well, junior princess; Memorial HospitaL State walls. They combine beautifully with climbing roses, bloom at with his father-in-law, R. C. Diana Carsey, guide; Cathy Highway Patrol speaker on nearly the same time, and are about equal In vigor, ao that Carson of' Bucyrus, and ~bum, Manhal; Elizabeth women drivers. · daughter, Miss Ruth Carson, SALISBURY PTA, Tuesday, neither becomes crowded out. Blaettnar, chaplain ; Jill spent the weekend in Mid· 7:30p.m. Fifth and sixth grade II is a gOOd idea to start with plants growing in containers · Houdallhett, recorder; Debhle band students to pre&ent which is now the most widely accepted way of <>fferlng them by dleporl visitiug his son-in-law Taylor, treasurer; Barbara arid daughter, Mrs. Richard program ; election of officers. nurseries and garden stores. These stand an excellent chance of Fultz, musician; Patty WarSweet. He came especially to FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 7:30 taking hold, and can be aet out in spring, summer or even fall ner, Melisaa Thomas, Brenda see his new granddaughter . ON BEHALF OF BETHEL 62, Internallonal Order of Tuesday night at Trinity wherewintersaremlld,andifyoudonotdelaytoolong. Stanley, Brenda Hayes, Sandy Job's Daughters, Miss Miit.a Rizer; daughter of Mr. and Church. Mrs. w. H. Perrin to The idea is to get strong root development before freezing . Curtis, first through fifth Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Pomeroy, and honored queen Saturday meaaengers, respectively; present the program. weather.Give the plants a welldrainedspol,as theniaincause of night, presented a pair oflamps to Paul M. Darnell, associate ATTEND FUNERAL M•ry Blaettnar, librarian; ME I G S AT H L E T 1 c winter killing is usually poor drainage. Many gardeners are Consult Us Soon grand guardian of Job's Daughters, State of Ohio, and past Mr . and Mrs. Norman Roach, senior Trudy Boosters, 7:30 Tuesday night at growing clematis in tuba, pots, planters and other containers, set associate guardian of Bethel 62. custodian; Debra Hartenbach, the high schooL close to a support or containing one. They make a dramatic Cas till, son, Tommy, and daughter, Carol, of Akron were junior custodian; Tammy WEDNESDAY show. Sayre, inner guard and Jackie tribute to him and Sherri and Debbie Finiaw, guardian; PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew For the winter, incoidseasoncllmates, they can be moved to here for the funeral services of Carsey, ou~ guard. C.urt St. Kathy King sang "Each Step I Tom Edwa rds, associate Webster Post 39, American shelter in a ~rage, llhed, or root basement. The ideal clematis Charles W. King. Due to UlneBS, Irene Barnes Take ." Miss Rizer presented a guardian ; Joan Rayburn, Legion Auxiliary, 7:30 Wed- soil is OIJ'! that is Ught, loamy and friable. If soil seems heavy, served protem for Diana poem. Girls of the Bethel then guardian ~retary; Carolyn nesday, home of Mrs, Harry lighten it' by adding sand, peat, compost, vermiculite or other Carsey, guide, and Nancy disassembled a jigsaw puzzle Thomas, guardian treasurer; Houdasheit, Middleport. material. Dig a hole larger than root spread or earth ball. Mix Crow served protem for Jackie as they repeated items of and Rose Ann Sebl>, direc.tress MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR organic matter at the bottom of the hole and scatter about a pint Carsey, ou~ guard. advice given them in the past of music. The Associate Gardeners, Wednesday night, of agriC!llturallimestone. Position the plant so the crown is about Protem officers and the choir by Mr. DarnelL Miss Rizer Guardian Council includes Oh,io Power Co., Pomeroy, an inch below the soli surface. U planted too deep the stems msy included Beth Vaughan, removed the final piece of the Florence Well, promoter of following open garden club rot. Beverly Wilcox, Angie Sisson, puzzle to disclose a sketch of sociability; Wanda Rizer, • meeting being held there. The best clematis exposure is one with half . day sun, Carla Crisp, Kim Sebo, Cathy him drawn by Carla Kuhn , promoter of paraphernalia; BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, preferably moving. The mulch will partially acccomplillh this, OebOrne, Cindy l{eedy, Nancy The girls then sang a parody Peggy Taylor, promoter of Royal and Select Masters wlll but you can a1ao position plants so that small shrubs such as Crow, Paula Eichinger, Becky to "Big llad John" entitled hospitality • and Betty Fultz, hold a staled meeting on azaleas, dwarf yews or ftoribunda roses can shade the soil Thomas, Ann Colwell, Vickie "Big Dad Paul". directress of finance ' . lso _Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the aroundthemattheheatoftheday. Kelly, Vanessa Folmer and Saturday nIglit s event a On behalf of the Bethel, Miss Pomeroy Masonic Temple . Spring feed with a batancedferlilizer such as ~1~15worked Kathy Harris. Rizer presented Mr. Darnell a paid tribute to the memory of Following the inspection a the late Elsie Smith Blackburn CARD PARTY, 7:30 p.m. llghlly into the soU around the plant. If your soli tends to be acid, pair of large lamps. program was presented of Pomeroy, founder and first Wednesday, Orchid Room, lllsorepienishthedoseoflimeonceayear. After the program, the group Pomeroy. Sponsored by two ·.honoring Mr. Darnell , His went to the dining room where chapters, Beta Sigma . Phi daughter, Linda Darnell cake ·squares decorated with guardian o,f Bethel 62. Mayer, presented two poems in Bible replicas and punl:h were TAGDAYSET Sorority, proceeds to cancer • , ! crusade. served. A large replica of a The Eastern High School WINDING TRAIL Garden Bible, done in cake, was the band will conduct its annual Club open meeting, 7:30 p.m. centerpiece at the table where tag day in Pomeroy and Ohio Power Co. All Meigs Mr. Darnell was seated. Here, Middleport Saturday. Charles club members invited. he was presented a number of L. Wills is director of the band. garden Miss _ Edelene Wood · of other gifts from friends. Parkersburg, guest speaker, Grace Episcopal Church White baskets with purple on wild foods . DINNER GIVEN Women will host a family night flowers and purple and 'white THUJiSDAY potluck dinner at 6:30 p. m. candles carrying out the Bethel · A family dinner party was . ·us _ _. lARGE GROUP · WILLING WORKERS Class, held Sunday at the home of Mi'. Thursday at the parish house, colors decorated the tables. 1 Mrs . Thereon Johnson, Napkins enhancing the color and Mrs . Eugene Smith, Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:30 Thursday at the Syracuse. Attending were the president, announced· today. scheme were inscribed in ' ' Theodore T. Reed, Jr., a tribute to Mr. Darnell and Miss hosts' children, Tim, John, home of Mrs. Dale Davis. ' member of the executive Rizer. Th.e baskets of flowers Cindy, und Mark, Mr. and Mrs. EACH committee of the Town and and candles were also on the Robert Duckworth, Robin and Marriage License Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Country ,c\as~ialiO'n for the tables at the dimer, Bennett Dale Roush, 23, Dloce. of Southern Ohio, will Reglslering guests were Baughman and son, Jeffrey, Pomeroy, and Elizabeth · be in charge of the program. Dorothy Woodard, worthy Mr .. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Elairfe Evans, 25, Pomeroy, Speaker will be the Rev, Dlivid matron of Pomeroy Chapter, Mike, Tami, Beverly and .Allardyte, rector of Grace Order of Eastern Star, and Lois David, and Jerry White, and ·MtCALL '1111/M/'l.ICITY.I'ATTI.ItNI Club To MEET Church, Circleville, .and Pauley, worthy matron ·of Mr. and Mrs. William Fred -SII'IGIU.U.ts a SiftVI(S The Letart Farms Boys 4-H III!CI'IIIary of the Town and Harrisonville Chapter, Order Smith, Middleport,· and Mr. lllllllEPOtT, 0. and Mrs, Ray Smith, Tina, club will meet at the com)l5W.SKOND fn.ftt4 : ~0l~O. Country Aaan. All dlembers of Eastern Star. munity hall at 7 p. m. Wed· Ray, Anthony, Eric and Laura, llld friends of the church are Members of the Guardian . nesday in Letart Falls. Council of ·Bethel 62 are Cheshire. invited. Social ~ ,Calendar I Over 200 Attend Darnell Reception cloj ~~<:;:( ! J J K I ~~E.D HER_ LA:>T "JIG-IT ... I JEST SWITCHED- IT FROM TH'CORNF IELD TO TH' CLOTHES.LINE PAW -- SOME LOW-DOWI\I v THIEVIN' VARMINT STOLE OUR -.Neigier, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was installed worthy high priestess of Mary Shrine, 37, Order <>I White Shrine <>I Jerusalem, in formal ceremony Friday night at the IOOF 'hail, Pomeroy. Other officers in~tailed were Ernest Winget(, watchman of shepherds; Midgie Abbott, IT AI N'T STOLE, SCARECROW 'IOU POINT /r WHERE '/tlq WANf TilE CROW&> 10 GO ' - - , • AN&> FIRE IT! CAMPUS CLATTER WE'RE HAVING A F1 LM TOM¥, LET'S . MR"EN T~ e ROOM Salon Schedules May Activities MR. CECCOLA;GST T~E L IG~TS ; M~. SW1NARSKV, PUL L THE BLINDS ; AND M~. WHI TE ... OOW !61HAT 0011\G 10 GET 'tHEM 10 NOIE? ., U'L ABNER ., ,, OH, AJ-l HA I~' T GONNATAKE VULGARILlA lD MAH HOME -- WE DON'T' AL LOW HIS T'IPE 0'- u G>-i.'HOOMER THAR!! AH ISTAK I~ ' HIM HOME lD TH' US .A.; TO SAVE. 'IOU GOT' HEART'- BUT BIFORR THE PLAN E TRI P IS OVER,'/OU' LL Bl'- EMBARRASSED CJUTA YOU MIND L ISTE~II\IG TO H IM!! 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Annul unit form 26. One-kind 39. Hold 5. Likewise of coat it! money Dauis-Wamer Ins. • 38. Kapell· (_, 1912 King' F"turPI SyndleRle, Jn~ .) An•wr.r: _SK'eU lf you eol a IOc of U! - IULGI �0 •' ,, · -Tbe Dilly SeNinel, Mldcleport-PCIIlft'Oy, 0., Aprill7,111'12 I. BARN~Y ~ Mrs. Reynok,ls · Installed WP BALLS 0' FIRE!! Harriet and Marl& Kald~e, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. noble prophetess ; Raymond Gabri tsch. AtKins, and Mrs. }\:ennedy, Adams, associate watchman'of The installing officers were Haskins, examining; . Mrs. publicity ; and Mrs . sh·epherds ; Joan · -Kaldor, Edith Hulsinpiller,- Marie Dugan, Mrs. · Winn and Mrs. · Cheesebrew , Elsie Roush, worthy scribe; Naoma Hawkins, scribe; Pauline Neuman, finance; Mrs . Mary Jane Neal, Ruby Qiehl, Brinker, treasurer; Nellie Atkins, chaplain; Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Lear and Mrs. Naoma . Brinker·, Genevie Tracy, chaplain; Bernice Cheesebrew, herald, Mrs. Huisinpiiier, auditing; Alien Cheshire, and Stella Atkins, Winn, shepherdess; Arlene Lear, guardian, Mrs. Dugan, Hughes, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. visiting and cheer committee. Davis, guide; Stella Atkins, flab bearer; Emma K. Clal- Davis, material objective; Afellowship hour and supper Herald; Jesse Brinker, first worthy, organist, and Loretta Mrs. Helen Reynolds arid Mrs. was held following the in· Chafin, registration ; Mrs. wiseman; Allen Hughc•, Ours. soloist Abbott, Mrs. Murray, stalialion. to, carnation second wiseman; and Virgi~ ·The inviting presiding of. . . .,.,.;.,..· ···&<~:::::~::::::::~~ .arrangement centered . t~e Atkins, third wiseman; Theo · ficers were Maxine Wingeit, Raymond Adams and Wingett, ?: Smith, table and the Rev. Frank king; Maxine Wingett, ·worthy high priestess; Ernest paraphe~nalia; Mrs. HutCheesebrew offered grace. queen; Evelyn Murray, first Wingett, watchman of sinpiller, prompter; Mrs. handmaid; · Elsie Roush, shepherds, Mrs. Brinker, seeond handmaid; Ruby Diehl, herald, and Mrs. Margaret third handmaid; Margaret Newnan, organist. Neuman ; organist; Evelyn Mrs. Tracy and Mrs, Chaffin Lewis, guardian, and Richard registered - the guests from Dugan, guard. Meigs, Washington, Athens MONDAY. Also installed were the and Gailia Counties. Gifts were CHESTER PTA Monday 8 p. m. State Patrolman Jim Sheets honorary officers, Barbara presented · to lllrs. Wingett, will present a film on highw~y Dugan, flag bearer; Faire retiring worthy high priestess, Ke~nedy and Thelma Camp- by her. officers and by Mrs. Several May activilles in- has contributed $270 to the safety. bell, escorts; Helen Reynolds, Hulsinpilier. eluding the anniversary dinner project. MEIGS CHAPTER Qrder of Mrs. Rey}lolds presented to be held on 'May 1 at the The poorvior to be held on DeMolay Monday, 7:30 p.m. banner bearer; Amber Warner and Bernice Nelson, banner gifts til the installing officers Middleport Church of Olrist, May 20 and 21 in Coiwnbus was Middleport Masonic Temple. escorts; Vivian Ingels, and to the watchman of and a trip . to the National announced by Mrs. Eunie Mothers Clu~ will meet in Madonna; Clara Adams and shepherds and gave carnation _Jewish Hospital in Denver, · Brinker, It will begin with a basement. Kalieen McNickle, angels, corsages to each of the elected Colo., to be taken by four dutch supper on the 20th in the RACINE PTA Monday 7:30 Fern Cheesebrew, courier. officers and daisy corsages to members of the Salon, were Crystal Room of the Fort p.m. There will be installation of officers and a film "To Matrons of honor installed the honorary officers. In her planned during a recent Hayes HoteL Deparlmenetal were Mrs. Atkins, Elizabeth acceptance speech, Mrs. meeting of Meigs County Salon chapeau passes will be honored Touch a Child." Lear, Hariette Neigier, and Reynolds gave her motto, 710, Eight and Forty. at a breakfast and the meeting POMEROY CHAMBER of Meeting at the home of Mrs. will begin at 10 a. m. GRAND OFFICERS OF Job's Daughters, State of Ohio, attended \he semi-annual -in"Keep Smiling," the Commerce noon luncheon Grace French, Eileen Searles, members Mrs. Marie Boyd, chairman spection of Bethel62, Interna!ionai Order of Job's Daughters in Pomeroy Saturday evening, " Monday at Meigs 'Inn. Others installed were the watchwords, "Faith and completed plans for the anof children and youth, reported and a reception for Associate Grand Patron Paul M. Darnell of Pomeroy. Front row, from left, and noted ANNUAL CAN· queen's attendants, Marie Truth" ArdeUa McCarty, grand fifth messenger; Helen Johnson, grand secretary; Enuna Tedrick, DYSTRIPERS tea of Veterans Hawkins, Mary Hughes, Jenelt that the red carnation niversary dinner which will be a contribution of $26 to a grand marshal; Martha Foulk, grand guardian and inspecting officer; Margaret Stocks, grand Memorial Hospital, 7 p.m., Roberts, Leona Hensley, is the flower. She ex- served by the Phlla thea tuberculosis family. It was. at Pomeroy Madeline Chafin, Sarah nation is the ilower. She ex- Society. Mrs. Mary Marlin, noted that Sherrie Marshall treasurer, and Margaret Ehman, grand chaplain'; back row, Bill Bawnan, grand senior , Monday Elementary School, Ail Can- Spencer, Kathryn Oliver, Inez plained the emblem and departemental Chapeau, and . has been selected "Lillie Misa custodian; Ward Graham, vice associate grand guardian; Paul M. Darnell, associate grand dystripers and parents invited. Wilson, Wanda Gabritsch, and commented on the religious Mrs. Myrile Walker, depar· Poppy" and.it was decided to patron and honored guest; Bob Rine, grand inne"r guard, and Richard McCollister, grand tem~ntal le secretairre, will be buy her a new dress and make Awards will be presented. Mildred Gilmore; and the significance of the Shrine. junior custodian. · king's guards, Charles HenCommittees announced for honored guests at the dinner to it into a poppy costume. Girls are to wear uniforms. An invitation was read from MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 sley, Carl Gilmore, and Donald the year are Jesse Brinker, be attended by several departemental officers and the Lancaster Salon with a Monday, installation ; program area Salons. dinner to be held on May 4 by the Rio Grande Chorale. Leaving on May 8 for Denver honoring Mrs. Martin and Mrs. TUESDAY will be Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Walker. The recent rummage OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Walker, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and sale cleared $42, It was Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 · Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. They will reported and funds are still Tuesday night at 'he home of attend activities of Natiooal being raised for the scholarMrs. Debbie Finlaw. Program Chapeau Day with Mrs. Martin ship fund through a radio on architecture by Mrs. to present Ohio's ,1,000 bed donated by Osby Martin. Mrs. Jeanette Thomas and Mrs. endowment. The Meii!S Salon Edith Fox will have a memJudy Crooks. Mrs. Carol orial service at the May Adams and Mrs. Finlaw, meeting. Over 200 persoqs attended hostesses. Refreshments were served the semi-annual inspection of A weekly feature of Meigs EVANGELINE- Missionby the hostess. Attending Bethel 62, International Order County Garden Club members. ary Society of Pomebesidesthose named were Mrs. of Job's Daughters, and a roy Church of Christ Catherine WelSh, chapeau, reception honoring Paul M. Darnell, Pomeroy, associate Tuesday 7:30p.m. at home of Mrs. Feme Cheeaebrew, Mrs. grand guardian of the State of Mrs. Clyde Andrews. t· Miss Erma Barnette of Point Jolla Hysell, Mrs. Iva Powell, REVIVAL Monday through ~oema 1S Ohio, and past associ~te Plea san l was the Sunday guest Mrs. Zuelella Smith, Mrs. Lula April 30 at Long Bottom United guardian of ~thei 62, at the of Mrs. Minerva Childrers who Hampton, and Mrs. Harry Methodist Church with William By CORA BEEGLE Masonic. Temple in Pomeroy Davia. remains ill at home. Hatfield as evangelist. Special Winding Trail Garden Club !$aJilf~1 ·nijlit. ,: ~- .•. , . _· Mrs. Victoria Stacy who ' music, services, 7:30 each Clematis are the glamour vines of the garden. About 150 persons - wostly resides at ·the Marks Rest evening. Public invited. With their large spectacular blooms in purple, mauve, pink, Home at McConnelsville, Is a girla from area Bethels REV . CLARENCE Kopp, rose, blue, deep red and white, they are the center oi attendtion surgical patient at the attended the dinner which Jr., Columbus, speaking and when at their peak of bloom, comparable to tulips, azaleas, iris, Bethesda opened the evening. They were Hospital in joined by others for the Inshowing slides of Holy Land, peonies and chrysanthemums. Zanesville, Room 323. 7:30 each evening Monday As small vines they cannot be surpassed. Flowers appear on Relatives report that she wotM spection and reception, Conducting the inspection of through April 23. Public in- the old wood in May. Then the color parade moves on the showy like to hear from her friends the Bethel, of which Mllisa vited . .1 hybrids, and continues on them from June lhrough the summer. here . Rizer, daughter of Mr. and SPEC I AL SERVICES There is only one important point of difference among them. Robert Sharp and Paul Mrs. Franklin Rizer of through Friday at Middleport Some bloom on the previous season's wood and others on new Haptonstall were in Colwnbus I Pomeroy is the honored queen, Action Church of Christ, 7:30 growth. This becomes importan_lat pruning lime. Spring is the Saturday to visit Dr. Edgar Your was Martha F. Foulk, grand each evening with David time to clean out old vines and there usally is a great deal of dead Junkerman and Mr. and Mrs. guardian of the State of Ohio. Stauffer, Athens, speaking. _wood characteristic of clematis. Carl Junkerman of Htinsburg, Officers of the local Bethel, · Special mu~ic, public invited. . use clematis wherever you need a small-growing vtoe; Germany. The Junkermans In addition to Misa Rizer, are WOMEN S AUXILIARY trained on a fence, clambering up a trellis, spresding over an are cousins of Robert Sharp. · Leanne Sebo, senior princess; Tuesday • 7:30p.m. at Veterans arbor or lath, billowing up a lantern post, draping over low stone Wayne Gibbons who resides Patti Well, junior princess; Memorial HospitaL State walls. They combine beautifully with climbing roses, bloom at with his father-in-law, R. C. Diana Carsey, guide; Cathy Highway Patrol speaker on nearly the same time, and are about equal In vigor, ao that Carson of' Bucyrus, and ~bum, Manhal; Elizabeth women drivers. · daughter, Miss Ruth Carson, SALISBURY PTA, Tuesday, neither becomes crowded out. Blaettnar, chaplain ; Jill spent the weekend in Mid· 7:30p.m. Fifth and sixth grade II is a gOOd idea to start with plants growing in containers · Houdallhett, recorder; Debhle band students to pre&ent which is now the most widely accepted way of <>fferlng them by dleporl visitiug his son-in-law Taylor, treasurer; Barbara arid daughter, Mrs. Richard program ; election of officers. nurseries and garden stores. These stand an excellent chance of Fultz, musician; Patty WarSweet. He came especially to FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 7:30 taking hold, and can be aet out in spring, summer or even fall ner, Melisaa Thomas, Brenda see his new granddaughter . ON BEHALF OF BETHEL 62, Internallonal Order of Tuesday night at Trinity wherewintersaremlld,andifyoudonotdelaytoolong. Stanley, Brenda Hayes, Sandy Job's Daughters, Miss Miit.a Rizer; daughter of Mr. and Church. Mrs. w. H. Perrin to The idea is to get strong root development before freezing . Curtis, first through fifth Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Pomeroy, and honored queen Saturday meaaengers, respectively; present the program. weather.Give the plants a welldrainedspol,as theniaincause of night, presented a pair oflamps to Paul M. Darnell, associate ATTEND FUNERAL M•ry Blaettnar, librarian; ME I G S AT H L E T 1 c winter killing is usually poor drainage. Many gardeners are Consult Us Soon grand guardian of Job's Daughters, State of Ohio, and past Mr . and Mrs. Norman Roach, senior Trudy Boosters, 7:30 Tuesday night at growing clematis in tuba, pots, planters and other containers, set associate guardian of Bethel 62. custodian; Debra Hartenbach, the high schooL close to a support or containing one. They make a dramatic Cas till, son, Tommy, and daughter, Carol, of Akron were junior custodian; Tammy WEDNESDAY show. Sayre, inner guard and Jackie tribute to him and Sherri and Debbie Finiaw, guardian; PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew For the winter, incoidseasoncllmates, they can be moved to here for the funeral services of Carsey, ou~ guard. C.urt St. Kathy King sang "Each Step I Tom Edwa rds, associate Webster Post 39, American shelter in a ~rage, llhed, or root basement. The ideal clematis Charles W. King. Due to UlneBS, Irene Barnes Take ." Miss Rizer presented a guardian ; Joan Rayburn, Legion Auxiliary, 7:30 Wed- soil is OIJ'! that is Ught, loamy and friable. If soil seems heavy, served protem for Diana poem. Girls of the Bethel then guardian ~retary; Carolyn nesday, home of Mrs, Harry lighten it' by adding sand, peat, compost, vermiculite or other Carsey, guide, and Nancy disassembled a jigsaw puzzle Thomas, guardian treasurer; Houdasheit, Middleport. material. Dig a hole larger than root spread or earth ball. Mix Crow served protem for Jackie as they repeated items of and Rose Ann Sebl>, direc.tress MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR organic matter at the bottom of the hole and scatter about a pint Carsey, ou~ guard. advice given them in the past of music. The Associate Gardeners, Wednesday night, of agriC!llturallimestone. Position the plant so the crown is about Protem officers and the choir by Mr. DarnelL Miss Rizer Guardian Council includes Oh,io Power Co., Pomeroy, an inch below the soli surface. U planted too deep the stems msy included Beth Vaughan, removed the final piece of the Florence Well, promoter of following open garden club rot. Beverly Wilcox, Angie Sisson, puzzle to disclose a sketch of sociability; Wanda Rizer, • meeting being held there. The best clematis exposure is one with half . day sun, Carla Crisp, Kim Sebo, Cathy him drawn by Carla Kuhn , promoter of paraphernalia; BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, preferably moving. The mulch will partially acccomplillh this, OebOrne, Cindy l{eedy, Nancy The girls then sang a parody Peggy Taylor, promoter of Royal and Select Masters wlll but you can a1ao position plants so that small shrubs such as Crow, Paula Eichinger, Becky to "Big llad John" entitled hospitality • and Betty Fultz, hold a staled meeting on azaleas, dwarf yews or ftoribunda roses can shade the soil Thomas, Ann Colwell, Vickie "Big Dad Paul". directress of finance ' . lso _Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the aroundthemattheheatoftheday. Kelly, Vanessa Folmer and Saturday nIglit s event a On behalf of the Bethel, Miss Pomeroy Masonic Temple . Spring feed with a batancedferlilizer such as ~1~15worked Kathy Harris. Rizer presented Mr. Darnell a paid tribute to the memory of Following the inspection a the late Elsie Smith Blackburn CARD PARTY, 7:30 p.m. llghlly into the soU around the plant. If your soli tends to be acid, pair of large lamps. program was presented of Pomeroy, founder and first Wednesday, Orchid Room, lllsorepienishthedoseoflimeonceayear. After the program, the group Pomeroy. Sponsored by two ·.honoring Mr. Darnell , His went to the dining room where chapters, Beta Sigma . Phi daughter, Linda Darnell cake ·squares decorated with guardian o,f Bethel 62. Mayer, presented two poems in Bible replicas and punl:h were TAGDAYSET Sorority, proceeds to cancer • , ! crusade. served. A large replica of a The Eastern High School WINDING TRAIL Garden Bible, done in cake, was the band will conduct its annual Club open meeting, 7:30 p.m. centerpiece at the table where tag day in Pomeroy and Ohio Power Co. All Meigs Mr. Darnell was seated. Here, Middleport Saturday. Charles club members invited. he was presented a number of L. Wills is director of the band. garden Miss _ Edelene Wood · of other gifts from friends. Parkersburg, guest speaker, Grace Episcopal Church White baskets with purple on wild foods . DINNER GIVEN Women will host a family night flowers and purple and 'white THUJiSDAY potluck dinner at 6:30 p. m. candles carrying out the Bethel · A family dinner party was . ·us _ _. lARGE GROUP · WILLING WORKERS Class, held Sunday at the home of Mi'. Thursday at the parish house, colors decorated the tables. 1 Mrs . Thereon Johnson, Napkins enhancing the color and Mrs . Eugene Smith, Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:30 Thursday at the Syracuse. Attending were the president, announced· today. scheme were inscribed in ' ' Theodore T. Reed, Jr., a tribute to Mr. Darnell and Miss hosts' children, Tim, John, home of Mrs. Dale Davis. ' member of the executive Rizer. Th.e baskets of flowers Cindy, und Mark, Mr. and Mrs. EACH committee of the Town and and candles were also on the Robert Duckworth, Robin and Marriage License Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Country ,c\as~ialiO'n for the tables at the dimer, Bennett Dale Roush, 23, Dloce. of Southern Ohio, will Reglslering guests were Baughman and son, Jeffrey, Pomeroy, and Elizabeth · be in charge of the program. Dorothy Woodard, worthy Mr .. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Elairfe Evans, 25, Pomeroy, Speaker will be the Rev, Dlivid matron of Pomeroy Chapter, Mike, Tami, Beverly and .Allardyte, rector of Grace Order of Eastern Star, and Lois David, and Jerry White, and ·MtCALL '1111/M/'l.ICITY.I'ATTI.ItNI Club To MEET Church, Circleville, .and Pauley, worthy matron ·of Mr. and Mrs. William Fred -SII'IGIU.U.ts a SiftVI(S The Letart Farms Boys 4-H III!CI'IIIary of the Town and Harrisonville Chapter, Order Smith, Middleport,· and Mr. lllllllEPOtT, 0. and Mrs, Ray Smith, Tina, club will meet at the com)l5W.SKOND fn.ftt4 : ~0l~O. Country Aaan. All dlembers of Eastern Star. munity hall at 7 p. m. Wed· Ray, Anthony, Eric and Laura, llld friends of the church are Members of the Guardian . nesday in Letart Falls. Council of ·Bethel 62 are Cheshire. invited. Social ~ ,Calendar I Over 200 Attend Darnell Reception cloj ~~<:;:( ! J J K I ~~E.D HER_ LA:>T "JIG-IT ... I JEST SWITCHED- IT FROM TH'CORNF IELD TO TH' CLOTHES.LINE PAW -- SOME LOW-DOWI\I v THIEVIN' VARMINT STOLE OUR -.Neigier, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was installed worthy high priestess of Mary Shrine, 37, Order <>I White Shrine <>I Jerusalem, in formal ceremony Friday night at the IOOF 'hail, Pomeroy. Other officers in~tailed were Ernest Winget(, watchman of shepherds; Midgie Abbott, IT AI N'T STOLE, SCARECROW 'IOU POINT /r WHERE '/tlq WANf TilE CROW&> 10 GO ' - - , • AN&> FIRE IT! CAMPUS CLATTER WE'RE HAVING A F1 LM TOM¥, LET'S . MR"EN T~ e ROOM Salon Schedules May Activities MR. CECCOLA;GST T~E L IG~TS ; M~. SW1NARSKV, PUL L THE BLINDS ; AND M~. WHI TE ... OOW !61HAT 0011\G 10 GET 'tHEM 10 NOIE? ., U'L ABNER ., ,, OH, AJ-l HA I~' T GONNATAKE VULGARILlA lD MAH HOME -- WE DON'T' AL LOW HIS T'IPE 0'- u G>-i.'HOOMER THAR!! AH ISTAK I~ ' HIM HOME lD TH' US .A.; TO SAVE. 'IOU GOT' HEART'- BUT BIFORR THE PLAN E TRI P IS OVER,'/OU' LL Bl'- EMBARRASSED CJUTA YOU MIND L ISTE~II\IG TO H IM!! 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An•wr.r: _SK'eU lf you eol a IOc of U! - IULGI �( r I 8-TbeDaUySentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Apnl 17 1972 l Syracuse Society By ADA SLACK Mr John Crooks and Patnc a of Columbus spent two days with his parents Mr and Mrs Orv lle Crooks MISS Conme Morar1ty and friend Robert Hansford of Columbus spent the weekend With her mother Mrs Paul ne Morar ty Mrs Dav d Smith and sons Sanuny and Pa\d Columbus spent Easter w th her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Pickens Recent vis tors of Mr and Mrs William E ellinger and John were Mr and Mrs Ernes Bartley of Napo eon and Mr and Mrs Virgil Coli ns and John Kauff of Nelsonville VIsiting Mrs Chr st na Gnmm were Mr Reese Gnmm and family of Grove C ty Mr and Mrs Roger Mowery of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Raymond Teaford M nersv11ie Route Sad e Warth and daughter Mrs M ldred Tompson New Haven and Mrs Florence Yonker of Cambridge Mr and Mrs Jerry Powel of Rae ne spent an evemng w th Mr and Mrs Earl Custer Mr and Mrs Max Duck worth and ch ldren of All ance spent Easter w th Mr and Mrs Harold Duckworth Myla Hudson has returned to her home here after a three months vis t w th her sister Hazel Landino n Fontana Calif Mr and Mrs Robert Harden and son Eric of Manon spent a weekend here w1th h s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Harden and SISter Debb e Mr and Mrs James Ray Lawrence of Columbus spent a day with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Orville Crooks Mrs Willard Kendall and daughters Kathy and Mrs Kay Marshall and daughter Michele of Warren Mch spent Easter weekend w th Mr and Mrs Harry Polls and oth.r relatives Mr and Mrs Thomas J Quick of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of hiS sister and brother m law Mr and Mrs Don Cottrill and family They VISited m the afternoon with hiS aunt Mrs La!fa Sayre and Mr and Mrs Clarenctf ~~ W ck11ne and daughter Delores and h s uncle James T Jackson and Mrs Laura Circle Mrs Lizzie Woods and Wa1d Johnson at Dorcas Mr and Mrs Carl Duck worth visited hiS sister Agnes White and brother Richard Duckworth enroute to their home n Coshocton from St Petersburg Fla Mr and Mrs Charles Duck worth of Rittman were weekend guests of hiS mother Mrs Daisy Roush and his sister and brother n law Mr and Mrs George Schne der Mr and Mrs Harley Williams of Athens spent a day with Mr and Mrs Orv I e Crooks Mr and Mrs Melvm Custer of Xenia viS ted here recenUy with Mr and Mrs Earl Custer Mr and Mrs Wayne Brubaker and Ronn e and Carol of Wadsworth spen a weekend w th Mr and Mrs Marvin McKelvey and other relatives Eber Pickens Jr one year old son of Mr and Mrs Eber Pickens Sr l)as returned home after b~1(&... confined to Veterans Memorial Hosp tal with pneumon a Mr David Stebbms and Forrest Miller of Daytona Beach Fla called on Mrs Daisy Roush and Mr and Mrs George Schneider Mrs Roush accompan ed them to the Letart Falls cemetery where they visited the grave s1te of Mr Stebbms mother Us. By the Day Mrs James Patterson and sons and Florence C rcle visited Mrs Howard Blazer of Belpre on Monday Mrs Jack Follrod and K1m called on Margaret Ann Johnson and Pat and Sheryl LeAnn and Betty Van Meter recenUy Florence Circle viS ted her brother Garrett Circle who IS a paUenl at Pleasant Vailey HOIJII!al Saturday Mrs George C1rcle and daughh!r of New Haven cailed on Mary Circle on Monday afternoon Ml'!l James Patterson and "sons of Racine Route visited her parents Mr and Mrs Douglas CU"cle on Wednesday Cllling on Eunle Brmker on Saturday were Mr and M s t By Helen Hottel I • • Dear Helen Now that we ve got Ms squared away let s beam n on th1s bus ness of labeljllg everyone rna e when both male and female are represented or the gender sn t specifically known As n All men are created equal how about women 0 WII everyone take HIS place n line When lhe hers are very apparent ) Or He who laughs last laughs best only men laugh yet ) There s no such word as cha rwoman and I m sure females would balk at be ng called alywomen where rna lwornan sounds a b t on the hermaphrod te s de For that matter 11 would seem that whenever her s used 1t s n a downgrad ng word why not HEmaphrod te The English language t appears works overt me to make women mv s ble or nfe or Someone called this male linguiSt c chauv1msm I m w th Betty Fre1dan who suggests that history be iabe ed herstory s nee females helped make t Comments anyone MS 1 Dear Ms T How about h1s n herstory 'Come to thmk of t and I really hadn t before there s a spot of male lmgu she chauvm sm n HElen HElp Us HERien HERlp Us perhaps And mebbe woman shbuid be wo.person humans hu:people Should we com the words h ser for h s:Qr her and shehe when referrmg to both sexes Cons de HedoniSt W thout a shedorust he m ght become a his mt MASON The Edw n s coza Cha man 1 gm:w:a. .0 ;,;.;;.~:m;a:lcmw·· PTC?1" ..... .... , ~· L eu nrc; WWW 1 Voice along Br'Way s I ners.up but runners:down Jane Fonda rated her Oscar but her humorless portentously en gmatic restramt about saymg lots more was ch !dish pretentiousness Lads who don blue shirts for the TV cameras should realize t s not necessary any more to diffuse the once lens dazzling wh1te haberdashery Fella who accepted the fore gn Oscar for the !me Fmz1-Contin1S film del vered a mm1 lengthy arrogant speech and ended w th I humbly thank you Racquel Welch IS one of the few off c ally mstalled sex symbols who doesn t str ke us as female 1mpersonators Clor s Leachman almost matched Isaac Hayes for the rucest thank you for ber supportmg doorstop Betty Grable looked I ne for her age 56 Not many knew who Oscar.Jlander:Qut James Caan was but after The Godfather they will next year Gene Hackman s best.actor award was deservedly popular Leslie Caron mature was just as cute as her early ballet MGM perod Bob Hope s Oscar lead n was one of h s br ghtest TV shows ever Natalie Wood plamly had learned her every Oscar.presenter word and automatic gesture she looked like a slot machine Of all the French Connection wumers only Gene Hackman thanked recently exonerated ex N Y cop Edd e Egan ( Popeye of the fl ck) w thou! whose ded cated detect ve work the all too true drug-1mportmg caper never would have reached cellulOid Children who saw early.Jackie Coogan durmg the unreeling of Chaplm s The Kid (more than 50 years ago) s1mpiy burbled he s cute approval The Charlie Chaplm spec al Oscar was nchly deserved h1s long gone gnorant mgenuOUSiJI"etentious political polariZatiOn he s a gold:bearmg cap talist at last - and his headlmed old H wood sex.court cases must be set totally as1de from the fact that he was the defm t ve protean clown of all cmema history Do o hy M Johns on 0 ec o Oa ed Ma ch 30 19 2 430 2-4-4C -========== For Sale CHOICE cemele y ot 4 grave plot 66D 2 3 and4 Sec 1 Meigs Memory Ga dens S3SO Phone 949 282C. R H Bat a d Long Bottom ________ 4__731c ake goo he s a e y u co umn 11h ch o nen f ankiy be on p te iy na 4 361p Edw n S COlli Cha man Co o Da ed M a 430 tw M h 30 ohns on D ec o 9 2 24 4 NOT CE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OH 0 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Columbus. Oh o Aprl 7 t12 Con act 51 es Legal Copy No 12 299 UN T PR CE CONTRACT Sea ed p oposa s w be ece Vl!d a he o f ce o ht S a e H ghwav D e o of Oh o Tuesday May 2 972 fo m p ovemen s n Pa s o 5 nc us ve a e of e ed as one on a and w be cons de ed on the bas s of he o a a moun b d Ptrts I to 4 nc us v Me gs Coun y Oh o en Sec ons MEG 24 22 7 27 29 sa e 0 Robe f C.. ttw enbach Me gs tbilniy She If ss H W &. W P Che ng on A o nevs a Law 43072•5 s no food and he may ac uai y be uffe ng f om rna nut on Alcohol does not con a n any u efu nu en s for he body and ts on y co1 r but on s calor es plus ts drug aHec wh ch s a seda t vc n m ld sta te or n larger a nounts can actua y be so no s PI t S Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG Fo ked Run S a e Pa k F 3 and Boa Ramp DEPARTMENT ' • 7 2 LEGAL NOTICE Can't 'Fmd' Some Slams h gh card pomts and that North had passed to star w th etc etc J m H s very words He • 9 3 a so kept ns st ng that North ... A9864 could have JUmped to four PH LLIP R CHLEY WEST EAST DI~ECTOR c ub s w h I e North kept . 0 83 . 95 4 24 2 po nt ng out that for all ¥AK 06 ¥ QJ 9 3 No th knew South m ght +K Q 06 + J812 have held JUSt three c ubs ... 2 ... J 5 Oswald Did the ~ ever SOUTII get around to the real rouble • KJ2 w th the r b dd ng • 8 54 Jm Ne1ther real zed + A4 th at f South had just b1d ... KQ 013 two c ubs over one heart Bo h u ne able y they w o u I d surely have \\ es No h East S u h reached game PaS! Pass "Oswald In th s spot the D e Redh ¥ p two club ca I merely tel s 2¥ olo Pass Pas partner that you hold a Pa m n mum hand w th a decent Ope ng nd ¥ K su t They st II probably wou dn t get to six Some Bv Oswald & James Jacoby s ams JUSt aren t b ddable NEWSPAPER fN EAPR SE ASSN He e s a hand I J n watci ed n a ubber br dge ve ga me he other day No th and So h were rathe d s UN TED STATES 8eJlO nted at ge t ng ai the The b dd ng has been OF AMER CA • 72.5 8 STATE OF OH 0 wa y p o h ee c ubs when We No h Easl South OFF CE OF THE the e we e 2 top t c k s t olo Pass SECRETARY lgh here fo the tak g OF STATE You Sou h hod NOTICE OF o W BROWN APPOINTMENT Oswa d I ca n JUS ea .A6 >4 ¥KG32 +Q Q1 ofo 54 Sec e ate y o he S ate of Oh o can No 20 621 he conve sat on No 1h Wha do yo u do now do he eby e y ha he Es a e of M o McOo e wou d expla th at he d dn t A-B d ne diamond I you fo ego ng s a ue copy o Deceased Subs u e Sena e Not ce Is he eby g ven that vant to J mp to fou clubs a e w ng o bid a three card Amended Jo n Reso u on No 3 I ed n Laura Baker of R D Long and shu o I th ee no trump suit he e Otherwise respond he o f ce o he Sf!cre 1 y o Bottom Oh o has been du y Then he wo ld sug~est that ne hea t T y t av t espond S ate and p opos ng o amend oppo nltd EucutriK of lht sec on ot he Con Esta e of M o McDole South n ght have tr ed a b d g one pade a club open she uabove on ol Oh o deceased ate of Me as County o e th ee cl bs ng when you n y h ld fou N TE ST MONY WHEREOF Oh o ha~e he eun o subsc: bed mv J n You sound as f you pades Cred on are requ r'd to t It name and a I xed my o c a he r cia ms w h sa d f due ary e e gh t he e TODAY S QUESTION sea a Co umbus h s 71h day w th n four mon hi Oswa I have hea d You do espond o e d amond of Ma h 9 Doted lh s 5 h day of Aprl TED W BROWN ,72 c d cuss o s so ofle I a d you pa ne 11 ses you o Secea yo Sae JOhn C Bacon o d a nond Wha do you do gi I as wei have bee Sea Probate Judge OW here ~ o h s e y ex of said County T o 3 2 4 3 10 I 2• S c ~Ia ed a he had J st ~ 4)072•3 NORTH oH yo The Almanac By United Press International Today s MondAy Apr 17 he 108 h day of 1972 The moo s between Is new phase and f rs t qua ter The morn ng stars are Mercury and Jup ter The eve n ng stars are Venus Mars and Saturn Those born on h s day are under the s gn of A es Amer can banker J P Morgan was born Apr 117 1837 On th s da y n history In 1917 Sen W lllam Calder of New York mtroduced a b I establish ng Dayl gh Savmgs T me It was defeated Hayman Barmtz of Pomeroy and W11 am J Carleton of Rae ne Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcle v s ted w th Mr and Mrs Ray Byers of Tanners Run on Sunday afternoon (D) • AQ64 ¥ 2 11 WHITE REAlTY~ Con~ A5 Miaale VERA EBLEN 992 3020 160 ~oat St Mddieport COUNTRY L VING Hyse I Run ust h m f om 7 off 24 wooded count ec use 3 A tract SR v love y 3 B R e ec home bath Iam y room eat n k !chen lealur ng range top wa SON CONST. Cha m'n Do o hV M Johnston. D ec or:: Oa ed Ma ch 30 1972 Evervthlng In Home Maintenance MEIGS W VA. 25260 MEIGSm 715 MASON 773 5634 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY N EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL L MITATION NOT CE Is hereby g ven thol n pu suance o a Resolut on of he Board of Educat on of the Me gs Loca SchOo 0 str ct Me gs Coun y Oh o palled on he 2 s day o Feb uo v '72 ot lhe peop e or s.!id Schoot 0! r c a a Spec al ELEC T ON o be he d n he Meigs Local Schoo D sl ct Ohio at he e w I be subm tt4tl to a votf the regula paces of vot ng here n on Tuesday ht 2nd day of May 1972 he qu11 ion O(j,l evv ng n eKcess of tht ten mill m Ia on o he bentf t ot Me gs Loca Schoo D s r ct tor I he purpose o Curren expensea of ne subd v s on Sad tax be ng an add onal IlK of 5 o m s to run for 1 con nu naf.er Od a a a e not exceed ng om s for each on•K do 1 of va u~ on wt'tlch a moun s to F t y cents for each one hund ed do Ia 1 of. va ua on o a contlnu ng per od The Pol s lor sold Elee on w beopenet 630o c oc:k ANt. and reman open un 6 30 o c: ock P M E11tern Stande d1 T me ot sad dey By orde of tho Boo d of E eel ons of Me gs County Oh o Edwin s Court Chit rmant boro h~,M Johnslon D ec o Do ed Morch 30 1r12 141 3 10 17 24 Ate 304 E Mam St Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 3795 or M;~son 773 5535 We ha e il complete Home Ma ntenance Se vice the yea a ound No m.atter what New L ma Road 4 B R and bath gas fu nace garage A ground 2 ml out of Rut and on $ 0 000 2 beaut fu good road MIDDLEPORT homes on B oadway n M dd eporl bo h a e Ranch Type POMEROY Ve y n ce ve y mode n ve y easonable 3 B R 2 bath home basement ga age edra of o -garden $ 8 000 o owner w I sten to HOME ON YOUR LOT THRU MAY 15 1000 SQ FT OF Dav Number 992 2550 We have 14 h v ce 992 5803 992 3898 eme gency se 742 3947 742 476 We a e fu y n'\ured POINT OmCE SUPPLY On Your Home Only Heal ng ONLY 513 750 ll/UII/111/Itf S/ll/11/J of er Severa Farms and Bu11d ng Lots car garage b ck f ont wal to wa carpet s&ggoo Complete t ne of olhce equ pment furniture & supp es Trpewr ter & Addong Mach ne Repa r Free Eshmate Cal 9r2 3523 For Appo nlment Fully nsu ed lo your P1ck up & Dehvery PHONE 675 3628 p otecf on 424 Man Sl PI Pltaunt Free Estimate TERMITES TERMITES ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Gel R d otThem We w11t protect any s ng e dwell ng res donee for S149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Cat Collect 6 4 452 31 sa Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 633 Ma n St B&W HEATING CO For Appomtment Phone 949 2803 Za nesv lie Dh o 'c MOBILE ti>MES EXPERT WhiM!! A11g11ment $555 On Most Amer con C. . - GUARANTEED-' Phone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto OpenBT 15 Monday thru Salur&Ny 606 E Mo n Pomeroy D Johnson MC9)flry &Remodeling FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE Le us show ou samp es Le Us Do Ove You Ba h oom or K!chen nsured-Bu best ot a I WERE HONEST 0 DELL WHEEL a ghmenl toea ed a Cross oads Rl 24 Comp ete f on end service tune up and b ake serv ce Whee s ba an ced e ec I o~ ca y A WQrk gua an eed Reasonat a es Phone 992 32 3 7 27" AUTOMOB LE ance bee Lost you nsu cance ed ope a tor s 2966 cense' Cal ,1/92 6 5 "' SEPT C anks clea ned M ler San tat on Stewart Ohio Ph 662 3035 2 12 lie UPHOLSTERING F om the a gest Bu doze Radiator o Sma es Heate Core Nathan B ggs Rad ator Sptciatlst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC: Ph 992 2 74 r---------~ EARTH MOVING Dozer & End loader wot1c ponds basement land scap ng We have 2 slrt dozers 2 siu oaders Work done by hour or contnct Free Est mates Wo also haul I d rt lop so 1 Dump trucks and low boy for hire See Bob or Roger Jtffers Pomeroy Phone "2 3525 after 7 p m SERV CE MISSION POSSIBLE! comp e e se ec on of fabr cs and v ny o choose f om P ck up and de lve ·y S a e Uphots er ng R 3 Pome oy phone 992 361 7 32830p HAR ~ SON S TV and AnleMa Serv ce Phone 992 252'.2 4:-itiltt Why worry about those monthly and quarterly reports TREE mm ng o emoval years expe ence Phone Bob 5 ay e 247 2 66 4 13 ________ _ 61 c LET US DO It WE KNOW "-r BACKHOE ANQ DOZER work Sept c tanks ns a ed 1B ll p u 1ns Phone 992411 8 4.25 t(c ---:--:----__.:=:.:.:.:, HOUSE BU 1LDERS CALC GUY OH 10 NEIGLER RACINE 3 ~ JOtc StPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga 'PO s John Russell O.Vne & Ope ato s 211e -~~ ViNYL and a um num s d ng free es lmates efe ences ca cot ec 446.3608 Bye y Cons rue! on Co Ga pot s 3 24 Jotp HOWl KElLER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Specazngn Smat Bus nnses 304 E Main 51 Pomeroy 0 Pho .. tn 3795or 773 5535 Mason w Ya N. 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OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (<:LOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST'tOURT ST .,_..P E Y ,.,.------ r you need Complete roof or spout ng epa Inter or or exter o carpentry Ceil ng I e and Panel ng and 5 d ng Comp ele Plumb ng & 3 BR Cleland Realty ---.,....-------= Mdd eport Oh o Obo Anthony P umb ng mmed alto possess on Vzrgzl B Teaford, Sr Broker ------ 240 L ncoln St Sma1f Bus nesses ba Basement b r ch veneer front ------ 4307244c & PLUMBING CO Spec al zmg in 6 FT TRAVEL I a e se - - - - - OLD FURNITURE d shes conta ned r eady o go h tch SEW NG MACH NES Repa clocks b ass beds sl ve Notice Inc uded Phone 773 565 se v ce al makes 992 2284 do ars o camp e e Mason W Va The Fabr c Shop Pome oy WANTED 2 lema e pal ens hou seho ds Wr e M D Aufho zed S nger Sa es and Syracuse Nu s ng Home M e R 4 Pome oy Oh o Serv ce We Sharpen Sc sso s phone 992 3707 Ca 992 6271 3 29 lie Off ce 'rl 22S9TIII4 00 mare 4 4 Jlc ---~-------3__:6 fc 2 SADDLE ho ses --~ :------=---spo led and I ge d ng bay n Sundays & Even ngs '" 2sn DOZER ond Back Hoe Wo k WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL CLELAND S GREENHOUSE co o phone 949 3196 fo Phone 992 5367 Ponds and YOUR PROPERTY FOR M<Jms Geranlvms Pansies For Rent nlormafion sept c tanks B & K Ex YOU and Petun as Gera d ne .,. 1 4 14 7 c cavat ng Ce ond E Man St Roc ne NICE 7 ooms and 11'2 baths 4 66c modern k !chen 16 Mu be y GOOD Dodge 3 8 molor and 3 8 _________4:_:2lie Ave Phone 992 243 aile 5 p ransmlss on Phone 985 3353 HOUSE & roo pa nl ng and m or 992 2825 or 992 3:453 4 14 6 c repa r wo k F ee estlma es SAVE UJI to one ha I 8rJog yo4r ._ _ _ _...:._..:.__:. 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Area on trave t al e s and ROOM & BOAR 0 Cheste 441ft READY MIX CONCRETE de campe s We stock al ac Phone 985 3371 ve ed r ghl to you p oiect cesso e~ comp e e _package :4:6 121p dea Camp Con ey Starcrall _________4_ 6 Jlp Fast and easy F e£ FIGHT atguewthZppes the esi males Phone 992 3284 great on p Only s 98 at 2 BEDROOM mob te home w lh Sa es Rl 62 N of PI Goeg e n Rea~y Mix Co Ne son D ugs P easan W Va For Sale or Trade a r cond I onlng n Rae ne M dd eport Ohio 3 7 301p 4 14 7tc a ea phone 992·6329 67 F AT 4doo sedan w set 6 30 lie 3 23 fc or I ade fo o de mode REG STEREO Appa oosa Sud I uck phone 985 3920 Se v ce $SO Reg Mares $40 3 AND 4 ROOM lu n shed and SEE US FOR Awn ngs storm 4 1261c G ade Frands Benedum cloo s and w ndows ca po s un u n shed apa tments Phone 667 3856 ma quees a um num s d ng Phone 992 5434 and ra ng A Jacob sa es 33030c _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:•....::21fc Mobtle Homes For Sale ep esenta ve Fo f ee est mates phone Char cs PIANO ond organ essons 5 ROOM apa men L ste Syracuse V V Gera d Hollne phone 992 4 ooms and ba h un Economy T t e 3 h P B&S Johnson and Son Inc 3825 lu n shed ch d M& G Food eng ne Reg 59 95 144 95 3 2 ic- - 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3 bedrooms v, baths large I v ng !rim ond cut trees clean sound system • speed o phone 237 4334 Front and back porches "UI I ty bu ld ng evet ot nea M attics baSIImen!J etc Phone automat c changer Ba once IRISH seller $SO can be seen at 1 2 ffc &R$850000 9,fl 3221 S83 17 Use our budget terms 95 Pearl St Mddleport any 4ACRES PLUS . _ L_ _ _ _ __ 4 16<\lc Cal 992 7085 I me SPL 1 LEVEL Allrect ve 3 or 5 bedrooms , baths 4 261c 4 16 61c RACINE - 10 room house • I e ectr c home Den 12x2•• Pane ed Basement p only balh basement garage lwo of coset space A beaultlu vi1Vf of Roule 7 near town A ots Phone 949 43 3 1970 STARCRAFT fo d:down PORTABLE lypew Iter and "''• Help Wanted good buy at S27 500 00 camper seeps 8 phone 992 case f ne shape $25 Rev R - - - - - - - - - - -•'. :. .s.JOtp PARTTIME nighta and BRAND NEW D Brown Rt Llngsv e 5007 James Ho ton weekends S.. 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BY JACK 0 BRIAN PAMELA S HERSELF FOR AN ENCORE NEW YORK KFS) - Pamela Mason w U play herself n Woody AI en s Everything Abou Sex mov e She should get stunt pay Newspaper column st Zorah Buchtman had some recen Has ABC-TV got news fo neutral zed sportsthoughts on the subject Sez she caster Jun Bouton Acting Att y Gen I H ghly vocal women s I beration advocates have frequently Richard Kle nd enst perhaps should sw tch to launched assaults on our ant female anguage Some com diplomacy I m not mad he sa d about Jack pletely object ve research even though I m she not he - Anderson s attacks Befo~e he started at reveals that any latent preJudice IS wholly un ntentional and tack ng me a lot of people didn t even know who about equally d VJded between the sexes Fo one thing does any I was ncllnation toward female repress on desp te some expllc tly Sean Connery s percentage of the last slated B1bl cal v1ew ex st n the name Hebrew Would SHE James Bond fl ck (he gave t ali to Scottish BREW be more acceptable to qu bblers ch ldren s char ties except h s bare expenses Heresy hear&e and heathen could JUSt as appropr ate y be will giVe the orphans kids at least $6 million called HIS.esy HIS:6e and SHE.athen It s easy f you overtook CBS Pres Frank Stanton ordered TV news the element of chance and der vat ons to I nd numerous hawker J1m Jensen to cut his ha r so how come examples (such as Betty Fnedan s HIS tory) of MLC rna e he doesn t ns st CBS:Qwned Yankee Pres Mike lmgu1stic chauvm sm Burke cut h s Reason they shifted the But then other glarmg errors come tom nd I ke Herculean Valachi Papers p cture to Italy was because which should be HIS.a~lean of course And how about a herd of pressure n N Y C1ty The pressure consiSted that can mclude boy anyth ngs as wei as g I c eatures HIS:d of nu !ants savage demands for $25 000 m front In v ew of current male co !lures hirsute should reaily be HIS. and 12 pet of the flick s gross swte Even words like hered ty and her tage if there s any Gentlemen s Agreement novel st Laura biOlogical just ce should read THEIR:edity and THEIR tage F Hobson was hospitalized Isaac Hayes (he 'One relates shenamgans to boys so why not HE:11an gans won for h s Shaft mus c gave the Oscarcast Why shouldn I the totally mascul ne word she k be HE k ts warmest thank you speech ded cated to And how about the obvwus miSnome s for predom nantly his OO.year:Qld grandmom who kept me on the feminine manifestat ons like h str omcs hyster cal and for paths of nghteousness heavens sake hysterectomy Subs! tute hers if you w sh as Alan King s open ng remark that he could m HERS-terectomy- but don t caU t masculine dom nat on JUSt sense m lions of peop e all over the U S I m pleased at the complunent 1mpl ed n g v ng g rls wondermg WhY he rated as an Oscar host was a names to powerful drama! c burr canes Would HIS. cane prec se estunate of a nation s I vmg room Clarence ever be so devastating as 1ts predecessor Cam11ie wonderment D Ito Sammy DaVIs he also If everythmg that s hiS must become hers also how in wondered) D Ito Joe Namath and Joey the name of cons stency do we dea With such amb valenc es as Heatherton who d dn t Helen Hayes (a real say antihistam ne w thou! offense to e ther fact on Anti star was endearmg -and has the warm tall HERS-tamme• UNCLE.Jllstam ne stature shallow mtruders lack where oh where Yours w1th tongue n cheek or maybe c HER.ck - were Cary Grant Fred Astrure Joan Crawford ZORAH B Claudette Colbert etc • NOTE FROM HER len Dear W0:persons L1berat on sis M chel Le Grand had no best tune We re only kiddmg Please don t g1ve us HER 11 - H competiSh at all the rest really weren t nm ll L urncr l u 1 b M 0 WANT ADS Help Wanted INFORMATION DEADLINES MEN OR 5 PM Day Before AMBIT OUS WOMEN Loca open ng ro Publ cat on amb t ous men o women 0 Monday Dead In' 9 a m unquest onab e characte Cancellation & Correct ons Some col ege o equ va ent IUALin WII be accepted unli 9 o m for prefer ed Accustomed and Doy of Pub Jcatton des ous of earn ng above REGULATIONS 1969 FORD CUSTOM ST WAG ave age ncome Mus be The Pubt she rese ves the 35 V 8 eng au omat c t ans powe b akes good I es eady o accep pos t on a r ght to edit or ••j•<t any ads c ean nte o be ge f n sh ado once For oca nte v ew deemed object ona The wleuyoRoyCook 20 publisher wit not be M I S Gahanna Oh o 43230 espons bte tor more than one sm 4 Op Incorrect nsert on owne ca RATES ~ood w w For Want Ad Service S ctnls per Word one nse t on Min mum Chll ge 75c 1967 FORD MUSTANG HT CPE S13'5 12 cents per word three V 8 eng ne automat c t ans p stee ng facto y a Clii'Se<:uttve nse t ons toned w de ova t es ad o & many othe ex as cond 11 cents per word s x con Go d I n sh b k nle or lsecuttve nsert ons 25 Pe Cent Dscount on paid ads and ads pa d w thin o days CAitO OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 SO fOr SO word m n mum OPEN EVES 1:00 Plot each add '01111 word 2c Not A Motor Route fPMEROY OHIO BLIND ADS Add I on a 2Sc Charge pe Da1~ Advertisement Auto Sales For Sale OFFICE HOURS FORO P nto ca 992 3436 I 30 o m to S 00 p m Dol y Ph 614 992 2156 AI<C pupp es Schnauze s 972 0 992 5248 I 30 a m to 2 oo Noon Pood es Ca n Ter ers Saturday 4 261c DEL VERY Drive Sa es We healthy home ra sed pe need young men fo m manent n ec ons wormed 969 FORD XL Convert be med ate work no exper ence $75$85 Coo v e 667 62 4 powe d sc b akes powe necessa y S3 Fi/ an hou Not 4 2 21p stee ng au omat c ans oo much fo de very and Lost m ss on a c ond on ed sa es of sma app ances beaut fu b ack v nyt nle lor Fu o par lme M Row S 795 phone New Haven 882 LOST - B ack cosse te ape 446 0677 Monday and 3256 CISII w th tapes on Ma n S n Tuesday on y 0 am to s 4 431p pm front of oia's Dress Shop Pomeroy Sa u day n ghl If 4 6 21c 65 CHEVY Impala 2 doo found ha d op 327 eng ne facto y 4 Lehewplease cal 992 9972 Ted I" speed and ta ch no rus ca 4 7 31p a e 4 p m 9926279 -----"NOTICE" 4 14 31c ""' MALE LJNGUISTICCHAUVINISM ( l Classifieds Get Action! 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I Helen Help a Carmel News, II · · · :::-:~.XID .&<: mw,w~ f I 3 ROOMS ftEW FURNITURE '349.95 $35 oo Down Balance On Convenient Terms MASON FURNITURE Mason W Va �( r I 8-TbeDaUySentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Apnl 17 1972 l Syracuse Society By ADA SLACK Mr John Crooks and Patnc a of Columbus spent two days with his parents Mr and Mrs Orv lle Crooks MISS Conme Morar1ty and friend Robert Hansford of Columbus spent the weekend With her mother Mrs Paul ne Morar ty Mrs Dav d Smith and sons Sanuny and Pa\d Columbus spent Easter w th her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Pickens Recent vis tors of Mr and Mrs William E ellinger and John were Mr and Mrs Ernes Bartley of Napo eon and Mr and Mrs Virgil Coli ns and John Kauff of Nelsonville VIsiting Mrs Chr st na Gnmm were Mr Reese Gnmm and family of Grove C ty Mr and Mrs Roger Mowery of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Raymond Teaford M nersv11ie Route Sad e Warth and daughter Mrs M ldred Tompson New Haven and Mrs Florence Yonker of Cambridge Mr and Mrs Jerry Powel of Rae ne spent an evemng w th Mr and Mrs Earl Custer Mr and Mrs Max Duck worth and ch ldren of All ance spent Easter w th Mr and Mrs Harold Duckworth Myla Hudson has returned to her home here after a three months vis t w th her sister Hazel Landino n Fontana Calif Mr and Mrs Robert Harden and son Eric of Manon spent a weekend here w1th h s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Harden and SISter Debb e Mr and Mrs James Ray Lawrence of Columbus spent a day with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Orville Crooks Mrs Willard Kendall and daughters Kathy and Mrs Kay Marshall and daughter Michele of Warren Mch spent Easter weekend w th Mr and Mrs Harry Polls and oth.r relatives Mr and Mrs Thomas J Quick of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of hiS sister and brother m law Mr and Mrs Don Cottrill and family They VISited m the afternoon with hiS aunt Mrs La!fa Sayre and Mr and Mrs Clarenctf ~~ W ck11ne and daughter Delores and h s uncle James T Jackson and Mrs Laura Circle Mrs Lizzie Woods and Wa1d Johnson at Dorcas Mr and Mrs Carl Duck worth visited hiS sister Agnes White and brother Richard Duckworth enroute to their home n Coshocton from St Petersburg Fla Mr and Mrs Charles Duck worth of Rittman were weekend guests of hiS mother Mrs Daisy Roush and his sister and brother n law Mr and Mrs George Schne der Mr and Mrs Harley Williams of Athens spent a day with Mr and Mrs Orv I e Crooks Mr and Mrs Melvm Custer of Xenia viS ted here recenUy with Mr and Mrs Earl Custer Mr and Mrs Wayne Brubaker and Ronn e and Carol of Wadsworth spen a weekend w th Mr and Mrs Marvin McKelvey and other relatives Eber Pickens Jr one year old son of Mr and Mrs Eber Pickens Sr l)as returned home after b~1(&... confined to Veterans Memorial Hosp tal with pneumon a Mr David Stebbms and Forrest Miller of Daytona Beach Fla called on Mrs Daisy Roush and Mr and Mrs George Schneider Mrs Roush accompan ed them to the Letart Falls cemetery where they visited the grave s1te of Mr Stebbms mother Us. By the Day Mrs James Patterson and sons and Florence C rcle visited Mrs Howard Blazer of Belpre on Monday Mrs Jack Follrod and K1m called on Margaret Ann Johnson and Pat and Sheryl LeAnn and Betty Van Meter recenUy Florence Circle viS ted her brother Garrett Circle who IS a paUenl at Pleasant Vailey HOIJII!al Saturday Mrs George C1rcle and daughh!r of New Haven cailed on Mary Circle on Monday afternoon Ml'!l James Patterson and "sons of Racine Route visited her parents Mr and Mrs Douglas CU"cle on Wednesday Cllling on Eunle Brmker on Saturday were Mr and M s t By Helen Hottel I • • Dear Helen Now that we ve got Ms squared away let s beam n on th1s bus ness of labeljllg everyone rna e when both male and female are represented or the gender sn t specifically known As n All men are created equal how about women 0 WII everyone take HIS place n line When lhe hers are very apparent ) Or He who laughs last laughs best only men laugh yet ) There s no such word as cha rwoman and I m sure females would balk at be ng called alywomen where rna lwornan sounds a b t on the hermaphrod te s de For that matter 11 would seem that whenever her s used 1t s n a downgrad ng word why not HEmaphrod te The English language t appears works overt me to make women mv s ble or nfe or Someone called this male linguiSt c chauv1msm I m w th Betty Fre1dan who suggests that history be iabe ed herstory s nee females helped make t Comments anyone MS 1 Dear Ms T How about h1s n herstory 'Come to thmk of t and I really hadn t before there s a spot of male lmgu she chauvm sm n HElen HElp Us HERien HERlp Us perhaps And mebbe woman shbuid be wo.person humans hu:people Should we com the words h ser for h s:Qr her and shehe when referrmg to both sexes Cons de HedoniSt W thout a shedorust he m ght become a his mt MASON The Edw n s coza Cha man 1 gm:w:a. .0 ;,;.;;.~:m;a:lcmw·· PTC?1" ..... .... , ~· L eu nrc; WWW 1 Voice along Br'Way s I ners.up but runners:down Jane Fonda rated her Oscar but her humorless portentously en gmatic restramt about saymg lots more was ch !dish pretentiousness Lads who don blue shirts for the TV cameras should realize t s not necessary any more to diffuse the once lens dazzling wh1te haberdashery Fella who accepted the fore gn Oscar for the !me Fmz1-Contin1S film del vered a mm1 lengthy arrogant speech and ended w th I humbly thank you Racquel Welch IS one of the few off c ally mstalled sex symbols who doesn t str ke us as female 1mpersonators Clor s Leachman almost matched Isaac Hayes for the rucest thank you for ber supportmg doorstop Betty Grable looked I ne for her age 56 Not many knew who Oscar.Jlander:Qut James Caan was but after The Godfather they will next year Gene Hackman s best.actor award was deservedly popular Leslie Caron mature was just as cute as her early ballet MGM perod Bob Hope s Oscar lead n was one of h s br ghtest TV shows ever Natalie Wood plamly had learned her every Oscar.presenter word and automatic gesture she looked like a slot machine Of all the French Connection wumers only Gene Hackman thanked recently exonerated ex N Y cop Edd e Egan ( Popeye of the fl ck) w thou! whose ded cated detect ve work the all too true drug-1mportmg caper never would have reached cellulOid Children who saw early.Jackie Coogan durmg the unreeling of Chaplm s The Kid (more than 50 years ago) s1mpiy burbled he s cute approval The Charlie Chaplm spec al Oscar was nchly deserved h1s long gone gnorant mgenuOUSiJI"etentious political polariZatiOn he s a gold:bearmg cap talist at last - and his headlmed old H wood sex.court cases must be set totally as1de from the fact that he was the defm t ve protean clown of all cmema history Do o hy M Johns on 0 ec o Oa ed Ma ch 30 19 2 430 2-4-4C -========== For Sale CHOICE cemele y ot 4 grave plot 66D 2 3 and4 Sec 1 Meigs Memory Ga dens S3SO Phone 949 282C. R H Bat a d Long Bottom ________ 4__731c ake goo he s a e y u co umn 11h ch o nen f ankiy be on p te iy na 4 361p Edw n S COlli Cha man Co o Da ed M a 430 tw M h 30 ohns on D ec o 9 2 24 4 NOT CE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OH 0 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Columbus. Oh o Aprl 7 t12 Con act 51 es Legal Copy No 12 299 UN T PR CE CONTRACT Sea ed p oposa s w be ece Vl!d a he o f ce o ht S a e H ghwav D e o of Oh o Tuesday May 2 972 fo m p ovemen s n Pa s o 5 nc us ve a e of e ed as one on a and w be cons de ed on the bas s of he o a a moun b d Ptrts I to 4 nc us v Me gs Coun y Oh o en Sec ons MEG 24 22 7 27 29 sa e 0 Robe f C.. ttw enbach Me gs tbilniy She If ss H W &. W P Che ng on A o nevs a Law 43072•5 s no food and he may ac uai y be uffe ng f om rna nut on Alcohol does not con a n any u efu nu en s for he body and ts on y co1 r but on s calor es plus ts drug aHec wh ch s a seda t vc n m ld sta te or n larger a nounts can actua y be so no s PI t S Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG Fo ked Run S a e Pa k F 3 and Boa Ramp DEPARTMENT ' • 7 2 LEGAL NOTICE Can't 'Fmd' Some Slams h gh card pomts and that North had passed to star w th etc etc J m H s very words He • 9 3 a so kept ns st ng that North ... A9864 could have JUmped to four PH LLIP R CHLEY WEST EAST DI~ECTOR c ub s w h I e North kept . 0 83 . 95 4 24 2 po nt ng out that for all ¥AK 06 ¥ QJ 9 3 No th knew South m ght +K Q 06 + J812 have held JUSt three c ubs ... 2 ... J 5 Oswald Did the ~ ever SOUTII get around to the real rouble • KJ2 w th the r b dd ng • 8 54 Jm Ne1ther real zed + A4 th at f South had just b1d ... 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D ec or:: Oa ed Ma ch 30 1972 Evervthlng In Home Maintenance MEIGS W VA. 25260 MEIGSm 715 MASON 773 5634 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY N EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL L MITATION NOT CE Is hereby g ven thol n pu suance o a Resolut on of he Board of Educat on of the Me gs Loca SchOo 0 str ct Me gs Coun y Oh o palled on he 2 s day o Feb uo v '72 ot lhe peop e or s.!id Schoot 0! r c a a Spec al ELEC T ON o be he d n he Meigs Local Schoo D sl ct Ohio at he e w I be subm tt4tl to a votf the regula paces of vot ng here n on Tuesday ht 2nd day of May 1972 he qu11 ion O(j,l evv ng n eKcess of tht ten mill m Ia on o he bentf t ot Me gs Loca Schoo D s r ct tor I he purpose o Curren expensea of ne subd v s on Sad tax be ng an add onal IlK of 5 o m s to run for 1 con nu naf.er Od a a a e not exceed ng om s for each on•K do 1 of va u~ on wt'tlch a moun s to F t y cents for each one hund ed do Ia 1 of. va ua on o a contlnu ng per od The Pol s lor sold Elee on w beopenet 630o c oc:k ANt. and reman open un 6 30 o c: ock P M E11tern Stande d1 T me ot sad dey By orde of tho Boo d of E eel ons of Me gs County Oh o Edwin s Court Chit rmant boro h~,M Johnslon D ec o Do ed Morch 30 1r12 141 3 10 17 24 Ate 304 E Mam St Pomeroy Oh1o Phone 992 3795 or M;~son 773 5535 We ha e il complete Home Ma ntenance Se vice the yea a ound No m.atter what New L ma Road 4 B R and bath gas fu nace garage A ground 2 ml out of Rut and on $ 0 000 2 beaut fu good road MIDDLEPORT homes on B oadway n M dd eporl bo h a e Ranch Type POMEROY Ve y n ce ve y mode n ve y easonable 3 B R 2 bath home basement ga age edra of o -garden $ 8 000 o owner w I sten to HOME ON YOUR LOT THRU MAY 15 1000 SQ FT OF Dav Number 992 2550 We have 14 h v ce 992 5803 992 3898 eme gency se 742 3947 742 476 We a e fu y n'\ured POINT OmCE SUPPLY On Your Home Only Heal ng ONLY 513 750 ll/UII/111/Itf S/ll/11/J of er Severa Farms and Bu11d ng Lots car garage b ck f ont wal to wa carpet s&ggoo Complete t ne of olhce equ pment furniture & supp es Trpewr ter & Addong Mach ne Repa r Free Eshmate Cal 9r2 3523 For Appo nlment Fully nsu ed lo your P1ck up & Dehvery PHONE 675 3628 p otecf on 424 Man Sl PI Pltaunt Free Estimate TERMITES TERMITES ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Gel R d otThem We w11t protect any s ng e dwell ng res donee for S149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Cat Collect 6 4 452 31 sa Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 633 Ma n St B&W HEATING CO For Appomtment Phone 949 2803 Za nesv lie Dh o 'c MOBILE ti>MES EXPERT WhiM!! 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OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (<:LOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST'tOURT ST .,_..P E Y ,.,.------ r you need Complete roof or spout ng epa Inter or or exter o carpentry Ceil ng I e and Panel ng and 5 d ng Comp ele Plumb ng & 3 BR Cleland Realty ---.,....-------= Mdd eport Oh o Obo Anthony P umb ng mmed alto possess on Vzrgzl B Teaford, Sr Broker ------ 240 L ncoln St Sma1f Bus nesses ba Basement b r ch veneer front ------ 4307244c & PLUMBING CO Spec al zmg in 6 FT TRAVEL I a e se - - - - - OLD FURNITURE d shes conta ned r eady o go h tch SEW NG MACH NES Repa clocks b ass beds sl ve Notice Inc uded Phone 773 565 se v ce al makes 992 2284 do ars o camp e e Mason W Va The Fabr c Shop Pome oy WANTED 2 lema e pal ens hou seho ds Wr e M D Aufho zed S nger Sa es and Syracuse Nu s ng Home M e R 4 Pome oy Oh o Serv ce We Sharpen Sc sso s phone 992 3707 Ca 992 6271 3 29 lie Off ce 'rl 22S9TIII4 00 mare 4 4 Jlc ---~-------3__:6 fc 2 SADDLE ho ses --~ :------=---spo led and I ge d ng bay n Sundays & Even ngs '" 2sn DOZER ond Back Hoe Wo k WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL CLELAND S GREENHOUSE co o phone 949 3196 fo Phone 992 5367 Ponds and YOUR PROPERTY FOR M<Jms Geranlvms Pansies For Rent nlormafion sept c tanks B & K Ex YOU and Petun as Gera d ne .,. 1 4 14 7 c cavat ng Ce ond E Man St Roc ne NICE 7 ooms and 11'2 baths 4 66c modern k !chen 16 Mu be y GOOD Dodge 3 8 molor and 3 8 _________4:_:2lie Ave Phone 992 243 aile 5 p ransmlss on Phone 985 3353 HOUSE & roo pa nl ng and m or 992 2825 or 992 3:453 4 14 6 c repa r wo k F ee estlma es SAVE UJI to one ha I 8rJog yo4r ._ _ _ _...:._..:.__:. 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3 bedrooms v, baths large I v ng !rim ond cut trees clean sound system • speed o phone 237 4334 Front and back porches "UI I ty bu ld ng evet ot nea M attics baSIImen!J etc Phone automat c changer Ba once IRISH seller $SO can be seen at 1 2 ffc &R$850000 9,fl 3221 S83 17 Use our budget terms 95 Pearl St Mddleport any 4ACRES PLUS . _ L_ _ _ _ __ 4 16<\lc Cal 992 7085 I me SPL 1 LEVEL Allrect ve 3 or 5 bedrooms , baths 4 261c 4 16 61c RACINE - 10 room house • I e ectr c home Den 12x2•• Pane ed Basement p only balh basement garage lwo of coset space A beaultlu vi1Vf of Roule 7 near town A ots Phone 949 43 3 1970 STARCRAFT fo d:down PORTABLE lypew Iter and "''• Help Wanted good buy at S27 500 00 camper seeps 8 phone 992 case f ne shape $25 Rev R - - - - - - - - - - -•'. :. .s.JOtp PARTTIME nighta and BRAND NEW D Brown Rt Llngsv e 5007 James Ho ton weekends S.. Carter French RT 2A 3 bedroom all pane ed home Nice bath w lh 0 8 ACRES of and on St Rt 143 4.12<\lp Pomeroy Sunoco shower Nalllro gas forced a r lu nace ul ty oom and approxlmalety m e SE of 41631p 4 16 Jtc carpo I Lol 75•29 t'll lor only $17 000 oo Har Isonville wa er lap paid GOOD relr geralor $SO go 4 RENOVATED phone 7<2 «195 m es east Tup~rs Pta ns 1969 V W CAMPMOBilE w th COUNTRY HOME Yet hils c ty wole< natura gas H 121p ra sed lop and tent miiHge RI 681 urn r ghl Jrd house Help Wanted furnace 3 bedroom a bllh panel ng garage and "' acre 21 000 S2 ol95 phone 992 3076 H 101p N ce wrap around concrete porch w lh wrought on posts 4 16<\lp ACREAGE or ots- woter RESPONSIBLE person for Only s 000 00 aval able also shrubbery of establtshtd dry c eon ng TROPICAL FISH liincy DOUBLE pickup e ectrlc a I k ndl Ste or ca I Faye IN TOWN rouft A B C Cleaners gupp es angels and br-n guitar case and ampltf er Powell Rt I Rae ne 9<9 N ce 2 bedrooms bath lovely oek floo s and small Ma1011 W Va Bellas and suppl ts Phont S mco western horSII sadd e 2<105 garden Basement 5 room•w th outbuilding Fron po ch :4:5 tic 9925443 1 uceltent cond I on Phone :4:16:3tp Only $6 500 00 9922941 TI!ACHEAS Field Enterpr ses 12 3fi.Hc OHIO RIVER FRONTAGE 200 FEET F ne lor beet teunch ng and weekend Educational Corporation hu .....__ _ _ _ _ _ _4.....: 10tc RAC NE - 6 room house bath ut t ty room garage SlO 000 nltrHII"V ... week summer ANTIQUE wardrobe drop leal com ping Dr led well and 2 houses Bath and furnace n positions throughout local table ond a feW other items NEW Holland Mower .cso 3 phone 9<9 A195 one All this lor only S16 500 oo 3 31 lie area S50D guarantee for 100 Phone 992 6695 point with cond I onor hitch salts Interviews with op· :4:16:31c set 81 • Inch duals for tree -~---WANT TO MOVE SOON YOU SHOULD SEE US WE IIOrftjlllty tolll'll up to 11.500 - - - - - - - tor :1-16 semi n-.twd plow NICE } story home with Tu1i fiAVE SEVER~VACANT HOUSES READY TO MOVE lor lull summ• For in MUST nl 19711 BMW! 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BY JACK 0 BRIAN PAMELA S HERSELF FOR AN ENCORE NEW YORK KFS) - Pamela Mason w U play herself n Woody AI en s Everything Abou Sex mov e She should get stunt pay Newspaper column st Zorah Buchtman had some recen Has ABC-TV got news fo neutral zed sportsthoughts on the subject Sez she caster Jun Bouton Acting Att y Gen I H ghly vocal women s I beration advocates have frequently Richard Kle nd enst perhaps should sw tch to launched assaults on our ant female anguage Some com diplomacy I m not mad he sa d about Jack pletely object ve research even though I m she not he - Anderson s attacks Befo~e he started at reveals that any latent preJudice IS wholly un ntentional and tack ng me a lot of people didn t even know who about equally d VJded between the sexes Fo one thing does any I was ncllnation toward female repress on desp te some expllc tly Sean Connery s percentage of the last slated B1bl cal v1ew ex st n the name Hebrew Would SHE James Bond fl ck (he gave t ali to Scottish BREW be more acceptable to qu bblers ch ldren s char ties except h s bare expenses Heresy hear&e and heathen could JUSt as appropr ate y be will giVe the orphans kids at least $6 million called HIS.esy HIS:6e and SHE.athen It s easy f you overtook CBS Pres Frank Stanton ordered TV news the element of chance and der vat ons to I nd numerous hawker J1m Jensen to cut his ha r so how come examples (such as Betty Fnedan s HIS tory) of MLC rna e he doesn t ns st CBS:Qwned Yankee Pres Mike lmgu1stic chauvm sm Burke cut h s Reason they shifted the But then other glarmg errors come tom nd I ke Herculean Valachi Papers p cture to Italy was because which should be HIS.a~lean of course And how about a herd of pressure n N Y C1ty The pressure consiSted that can mclude boy anyth ngs as wei as g I c eatures HIS:d of nu !ants savage demands for $25 000 m front In v ew of current male co !lures hirsute should reaily be HIS. and 12 pet of the flick s gross swte Even words like hered ty and her tage if there s any Gentlemen s Agreement novel st Laura biOlogical just ce should read THEIR:edity and THEIR tage F Hobson was hospitalized Isaac Hayes (he 'One relates shenamgans to boys so why not HE:11an gans won for h s Shaft mus c gave the Oscarcast Why shouldn I the totally mascul ne word she k be HE k ts warmest thank you speech ded cated to And how about the obvwus miSnome s for predom nantly his OO.year:Qld grandmom who kept me on the feminine manifestat ons like h str omcs hyster cal and for paths of nghteousness heavens sake hysterectomy Subs! tute hers if you w sh as Alan King s open ng remark that he could m HERS-terectomy- but don t caU t masculine dom nat on JUSt sense m lions of peop e all over the U S I m pleased at the complunent 1mpl ed n g v ng g rls wondermg WhY he rated as an Oscar host was a names to powerful drama! c burr canes Would HIS. cane prec se estunate of a nation s I vmg room Clarence ever be so devastating as 1ts predecessor Cam11ie wonderment D Ito Sammy DaVIs he also If everythmg that s hiS must become hers also how in wondered) D Ito Joe Namath and Joey the name of cons stency do we dea With such amb valenc es as Heatherton who d dn t Helen Hayes (a real say antihistam ne w thou! offense to e ther fact on Anti star was endearmg -and has the warm tall HERS-tamme• UNCLE.Jllstam ne stature shallow mtruders lack where oh where Yours w1th tongue n cheek or maybe c HER.ck - were Cary Grant Fred Astrure Joan Crawford ZORAH B Claudette Colbert etc • NOTE FROM HER len Dear W0:persons L1berat on sis M chel Le Grand had no best tune We re only kiddmg Please don t g1ve us HER 11 - H competiSh at all the rest really weren t nm ll L urncr l u 1 b M 0 WANT ADS Help Wanted INFORMATION DEADLINES MEN OR 5 PM Day Before AMBIT OUS WOMEN Loca open ng ro Publ cat on amb t ous men o women 0 Monday Dead In' 9 a m unquest onab e characte Cancellation & Correct ons Some col ege o equ va ent IUALin WII be accepted unli 9 o m for prefer ed Accustomed and Doy of Pub Jcatton des ous of earn ng above REGULATIONS 1969 FORD CUSTOM ST WAG ave age ncome Mus be The Pubt she rese ves the 35 V 8 eng au omat c t ans powe b akes good I es eady o accep pos t on a r ght to edit or ••j•<t any ads c ean nte o be ge f n sh ado once For oca nte v ew deemed object ona The wleuyoRoyCook 20 publisher wit not be M I S Gahanna Oh o 43230 espons bte tor more than one sm 4 Op Incorrect nsert on owne ca RATES ~ood w w For Want Ad Service S ctnls per Word one nse t on Min mum Chll ge 75c 1967 FORD MUSTANG HT CPE S13'5 12 cents per word three V 8 eng ne automat c t ans p stee ng facto y a Clii'Se<:uttve nse t ons toned w de ova t es ad o & many othe ex as cond 11 cents per word s x con Go d I n sh b k nle or lsecuttve nsert ons 25 Pe Cent Dscount on paid ads and ads pa d w thin o days CAitO OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 SO fOr SO word m n mum OPEN EVES 1:00 Plot each add '01111 word 2c Not A Motor Route fPMEROY OHIO BLIND ADS Add I on a 2Sc Charge pe Da1~ Advertisement Auto Sales For Sale OFFICE HOURS FORO P nto ca 992 3436 I 30 o m to S 00 p m Dol y Ph 614 992 2156 AI<C pupp es Schnauze s 972 0 992 5248 I 30 a m to 2 oo Noon Pood es Ca n Ter ers Saturday 4 261c DEL VERY Drive Sa es We healthy home ra sed pe need young men fo m manent n ec ons wormed 969 FORD XL Convert be med ate work no exper ence $75$85 Coo v e 667 62 4 powe d sc b akes powe necessa y S3 Fi/ an hou Not 4 2 21p stee ng au omat c ans oo much fo de very and Lost m ss on a c ond on ed sa es of sma app ances beaut fu b ack v nyt nle lor Fu o par lme M Row S 795 phone New Haven 882 LOST - B ack cosse te ape 446 0677 Monday and 3256 CISII w th tapes on Ma n S n Tuesday on y 0 am to s 4 431p pm front of oia's Dress Shop Pomeroy Sa u day n ghl If 4 6 21c 65 CHEVY Impala 2 doo found ha d op 327 eng ne facto y 4 Lehewplease cal 992 9972 Ted I" speed and ta ch no rus ca 4 7 31p a e 4 p m 9926279 -----"NOTICE" 4 14 31c ""' MALE LJNGUISTICCHAUVINISM ( l Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Cl~tssifi~ds Get Results! I Helen Help a Carmel News, II · · · :::-:~.XID .&<: mw,w~ f I 3 ROOMS ftEW FURNITURE '349.95 $35 oo Down Balance On Convenient Terms MASON FURNITURE Mason W Va �II- Tile Dally lletilnel,lllclllepoc W'uaw 07, 0., April i7, Jr/2 Amazon Cruise Is Recormted . Bombing Mrs. Charles Gaskill gave an . account of her recent trip to South America when the Mtddleport Literary Club met Wednesd~y at the home of Mrs. James T1tus: Mrs. Gaskill and ·her husband joined 200 fun eral directors and their wives for the jet trip to South America . There they ·boarded a .Greek cruiser for a six da y trip on the One Dead In ·Barroom Shootout · Amazon River. · She com.· . (ConUriued from Page I) mented .on the various ports lroadcast that a Soviet 'ship, w.here · they stopped; the the Slmperopol, wbiCh was BUfFALO, N.Y. (UP!)- two motorcycle dubs, pollee ceremonies and rituals of docked In· Haiphong was da· crossing the equator, the maged by the bcmblng-lbe One person was tllled, three said. Dea~ of a head wound was customs and work 'conditions of first to strike Hanoi and lbe were inJured and sa.· others arrested today when a 'Wayne R. San_tner, 22, of 11Ubthe natives iii the villages. port since 18111. II said "an ·barroom bnwl erupted Into a urban West Seneca, a member Mrs. Nan Moore, MrJ. M. L. officer named Mlstorosbln was llhootlng spree by members of , af the "Renegades" motorFrench ll!ld Mrs. James Euler wounded In the face" aboard were appointed to a committee the ship. to select a lilting memorial for In the ground war, military · · the late Miss Bess Sanborn a sources said.hundreds of South ' Mrs. Roma Mahalia Stanley brothers, · Rqbert, Jack, member of the club. Mrs. Vle1namese paratroopers were Deal, 71, pomeroy Route 4, Eugene and Virgil Stanley, all Richard Owen presided at the lifted by hellcopter Into the KINGS CELEBMTE meeting. Candy was served by besieged toWn of An Loc, 60 died early Monday morning at of Athens; 13 grandchUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. the hostess . miles north of Saigon, Sunday: Mercy Hoapltalln Portsmouth. eight great-grandchildren, and Mrs. Deal was preceded in .several nieces and nephews: King celebrated their 44th Although the battle CCiltlllued Funeral serVices wlll be held wedding anniversary Satur· today, the Colpmun~ forces death by her parents, John and Mary Stanley; a son, William at I p.m. Wednesday at the day. Among their -recent that three times ti-led to visitors were Leota King and overrun the provi!lelsl capital E: Deal, and three brothers. Ewing Funeral Home with the Jimmy King of Akron; Charles Surviving are her husband, Rev. Jay Stiles officiating. bad been driven back 210 miles William G. Beal; two sons, Burial will be in the W. King arid daughter, Susan, from town, the sources said, Mr: and Mrs . Edward J . King, altholl8h a few dozen North Wayne, Pomeroy Route 4, and Burlingham Cemetery·. Cleveland·, thre· e Joe , Michael, Tommy, Mr. and Vietnamese still were reported · Stanley, da h . Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Jack King, Jackie, Jef· holding out In some area of An 118 ters, Mrs. Paul (Evelyn) home any time: frey, and Jennifer, Mr. and Hicks, Bristol, Tenn.; Mrs. Pouad Commwdsta ·. Noel (Leona) Young, Dayton, Mrs. William King, Mary and Cindy, sons of Franklin King. 85211 continued to pound the and Mrs. Martin (Lilcllle) Baking and sewing contests Communlsta around An Loc, Swart, Columbus; four were held Thursday night at which the North Vietnamese (Continued from Page I) the meeting of the Rock bad vowed to make their dioed back. They found nothing, capital In South VIetnam. The Springs Grange. Tonight & Tuesday wrong. Judging the enlries were South Vietnamese said they April17-18 Nevertheless, the astronauts Mrs. Lucille Story and Mrs. bad knocked out nine more SOMETHING BIG said the Clllltlng on a thin Helen Quivey. Taking first irr Communist tanks. I Technicolorl alwnillum panel coverin!l a set In northern South Vietnam --the dress contest was Mrs. Dean Martin of tanks for control rockets bad nesr the Demllitarlzed Zone Brian Kei th James Conkle. In the cencurled up and looked like " GP" tennial cupcake contest, Mrs. (DMZ), the clUes of DoQg Ha Disney Cartoons: Pleasant Valley Hospital shredded wheat. Frances Goeglein took first, and Quang Trl reported only Mickey Down Under Names of patients admitted "It's very perplexing as to sca.ttered flghtin!l. Pressure with Mrs. Conkle and Mrs. Switzerland have been discontinued for · what caused the skin to SHOW STARTS7 P.M. Ethel Grueser tying for second, alsO eased on Arllllery Base and Mrs. William Grueser • Bastogne, a besieged ootpost publlcatlon by hospital degrade but at this time there is no undue contern about it," surrounded by Communists 10 authorities. taking third. DISCHARGES: Louise the wokesman said at midHemlock Grove Grange miles (rom Hue. Two of six U.S. military Lambert, Pomeroy; Mrs. John 1 night. . members were guests with Oshel, Point Pleasant; William 1 Before goin!l to sleep after advisers mlsalng since the Mrs. Carol Jones lecturer ' ' Newell, Southside; Mrs. ! their first day In space, the giving the program. It included town of Loc Nlnh 75 miles nOrth a reading on wring by Mrs. of Saigon was overrun by William White, Point Pleasant; : moon pllots turned the 511-ton Jones; "Spring Now" by Mrs. Communist forces April 7 Barbara Quivey, Pomeroy; spaceship around and photostumbled out of the jungle William Neal, Point Pleasant; graphed the Earth In r:;;=========t James Quivey; " A Caller Sunday, military sources said. Rhonda Roush, Kanauga · Mrs. ultraviolet light that is not Knows Best," by Ronald They said the two made their Dorn Sayre, Buffalo; J~e visible to man . This ex"Miracle of Eastman; Easte r ," ' Mrs. Leo Story; WfY 60 miles across the Joe Wedge, Point Pleasant· perlment was planned to help "Sounds of Spring," Stanford countryside to Bien Hoa, 14 Mrs. Ernest Higginbotham', scientists better prepare for Sanford Blair, Point Pleasant; robot probes of other planets Stockton; "The In- miles northeast of Saigon. In the air war, two U.S. Frances Clark, Henderson; using ultraviolet sensors. destructible" by Frank Clark; planes were downed during the Robert Chapman, Point Wlll Use Weightlessness "Spring Housekeeping" by raid over Hanoi and Haiphong. Pleasant; Denver . Kennedy, Later today,'the astronauts Clara Paulson; "Gill of Point Pleasant; Jolm Peck, planned to use the weightlessTwo crewmen from one plane Spring" by Alice Stockton . . Inform a lion on plastic were mlsalng but the second Leon; John Elliott, Point ness of space to test an 1mroasting wrap was given by plane guided his stricken Pleasant, and . Mrs. Roy proved process · to purify mobile materials. If sueMrs. Bernice Hawk . There was aircraft over the South China Domlgan, Coolvllle. BIRTHS: April 16, a son to cessful, the space agency said ,quizes by the lecturer and a Sea and parachuted to safety. It was not known how the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willison, the demonstration might lead poem entitle " Happiness" by C HW I planes were downed. Vinton, 0.; a daughter to Mr. to the economical production of Mrs. Ronald Eastman. Mr. Fri end ly The U.S. command said an and Mrs. Gerald Gibbs, Mason,. vaccines In space stations. It was noted that Rock Young and Duke wlll spend "AI ways try to think of woy 1 Springs will visit Alfred on Air Force F4 crashed Sunday and a sol) to Mr. and Mrs. of unknown causes 10 miles William Morrison Point 73 hours on an undulating to make others happy hen April28..Reported ill were Mrs. If It's anly by letting them ' plateau riorth of the crater south of the DMZ, and both Pleasant. tt....:•:;:'•:::.•:.:.•·:..."------~J. Helen Radford and Mrs. Leona crewmen were missing. Four Descartes, situated on the · Karr . Ice cream and cupcakes lower right side of the moon's U.S. helicopter crewmen were were served by the home Veterans Me\D.orlal Hospital face as viewed from earth. And you'll be hop~y with one wounded .Sundif when their economics committee. Of our Tool Mate 10 pc. VistUngJioilr!: '2-4 and?-8: 30 Mattingly will · remain In UH1 Huey utWtY cliopper was p.m. Scr:ewdrlver Sets . The lunar orbit, mapping the moon shot. down In Quang Tin regular price Is $2 .98. "THE SATURDAY ADMISSIONS with sophisticated cameras FRIENDLY ONES" are AUTO IN DITCH Province 360 miles north of - Emmett Stehem, Long sell lng them for - would you and radiation sensors. Middleport P<ilice reported' Saigon. Bottom; Wanda Teaford, believe - Just 99c ! All three astronauts will today Willard D. Reeves, 64, rn neighboring Cambodia, Rutland. leave moon orbit April 25 and Columbus, ran his auto Into a the high conunand In Plmom SATURDAY DISCHARGES splash down· In the Pacific ditch on Middleport Hill Penli reparted that Communist - Grace Roush, Maxine Sunday at 4:35p. m. There was forces have withdrawn from Brumley, Charles .Wildermuth, three days later. an estimated $30 damage to the · Kompong Trach, 75 miles Alice Mills, James Hamm, vehicle, and no injuries. No ' southwest of Phnom Penh. The Carrie Whaley, Lucinda Wolie. The Dept. Store of Building citation was issued. capital Itself came under atSince 191S. BOOSTERS TO MEET • SUNDAY ADMISSIONS tack Sunday when 50 SovietRACINE - The Southern made 122mm rockets struck Herbert Gilkey, Shade; Mary Local Band Boosters wlll meet the airport on the outskirts of Roush, Racine; Temela Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the the city, killing one person and Bowers, Racine; Beatrice high school in Racine. Bush, Vinton; Frank Cornell, wounding five. Por~land; Marie Dailey, GRANGE TO MEET LOCAL TEMPS Raeme; Robert K. Wilson, CHESTER Chester Mason; Ike Neal, Middleport. Temperature In downtown Grange 2609 will meet SUNDAY DISCHARGES - Pomeroy Monday at 11 a. m. Tuesday,April25, at8 p. m. All Faurlce Neece, Amy Eynon, was 58 degrees under sunny members are asked to attend. Karl Grueser. skies. ' ' , Mrs• Roma Beal Died on Monday Baking, Sewing · Contests Held ~z. Lander's MEIGS THEATRE . HOSPITAL NEWS • i POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Who Wants To Keep Records! Twin Dairy Bar . ' . ' . FAA.·~tening ­ Private Flying . cycle club ot Buffalo. Shot in the shoulder and 1n fair condition was Patriels , records, sald tb8 propoaals Klopp, 25, of Buffalo. SUj,er. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Jerrie would "aound a death knell to flclally wounded. was Steve Mock, the flrat woman to Ry privatuviation" In thla counBritt, 18, of l!uffalo. Both were · aolo around the world, said patrons 1n the Jdastbead Inn Sunday changes being try. she said they 'iYQuld put "an economic burden on the operated by Michael Bennett, propoaed in Federal Aviation average pilot that ',l'llltake him who suffered faelsllacentions Admlnlstratl.on regulations out of the skies and at the same • llllld a·broken nose, pollee said. will "sound · a death knell' to time have no pcllitive effect." According to police, mem· states private aviaUon" In the United "Many of these propoeals are bers of the "Renegades" and · based on ruies ~tiona! IIi the "Hell ·Benders," a The proposed edenslve rev!. les.Hdvanced countries whicH motorcycle . club based In sions Include. 8 continual and have fewer lilrplanea .Colwnb111, Ohio, entered the ongoing re-eu.mlnatlon It apl.- reglatered than In almost any · Inn and were told bj> Bennett to lot'$ skllla In the~ and knowl- metropolltan center of the leave since gangs were barred. edge of fundarilentals. The U.S.," she said. "Yet our ''Trouble ensued, the patrons changes were proposed last government studies their rules came to the assistance of the week and hearinga wW be held as a basis to recodify our 00 owner&ndtheygotthemoutof, Ibis summer them. regulations." the place _ ,"said Leo J. Don"Titese regqiations have no The suburban IInley houaend of the homl bearing whatsoever with ovan comma er • established accidental wlfe, po~ out that one prO' elde bureau. , posed regulallon stipulates ''The motorcycle group went statlsUcs,yet they will make It that although a student ca11 to a van they bad parked out- economically lmpoeslble for a pass a goverrment written side and got a couple of guns large percentage of pilots, and started shooting." whether they be private pilots examlnailon, he will not bt Six persons were arrested. or those holding more ad- allowed to take It unless he ~ They were Identified 88 LOuis vance<! ratings,. to coniine to studied under a government; appointed u.rtructor. .: Gofdon, 21, of Columbus; MJ. Dy," she said. . "[Jl other worda " she said chael Schuse, 25, af Buffalo; Mrs. Mock, who holds more ·' George McMabb, 19, of Colum- than 20 speed and dlatance air "it's not what you know but who taught It to you and boW: bus; Steven Stern, 21, Colum·many hours you have warmed bus; Bryant Vsrish, 18, Tonaa chair. ', wanda,N.Y.,and Wesley Ford, "It Is Inconceivable that any 18, Columbus. Industry can sit back and let Police said aU of those ar- J:1 bureaurcrats legislate them · rested were members of the .L' out of business, let alone cori; motorcycle clubs. done such actions, yet this It just what the aviation lndustcy: Three Divorces has been doing for the past two: or three decades. , ROME (UP!) - A New "Taking the average private: Granted by Court Yorker who told pollee he was pilot out of the sky wl1l be the a CIA general and a member of first move In restricting the baf Three divorces were gran led the Cosa Noslra hijacked a sic right of pe1'8011al freedom of and another was dismissed in Swissair Uner to Rome today movement," she said. Meigs County Common Pleas and demanded to see Pope Paul VI and U. S. Ambassador Court. ::~Qm:m:l~:Jt.W: 'Vo?t Maxine Diddle, on a cross Graham A. Marlin. The man, identified as PT. PLEASANT - The complaint, was awarded a Marion VIctor Maimone, 30, Mason-Jackson Labor Council divorce from Thomas Diddle, Brady Sayre from Carol J. was overpowered at Rome's has gone on record for supSayre and Linda Sue Casey military Ciamplno airport porting four candidates In the from James Wesley Casey, after a priest and· a U. S. forthcoming Primary Election, each on grounds of gross military officer agreed to according to Robert RoUlns1 neglect of duty and extreme impersonate the Pope and the COPE Director. The group Is ambassador. supporting Orton Jones on the · cruelty. Miamone's New York ad· Republican ticket and Paul The divorce action by Ruth dress is 103 East 64th St. Crabtree on the Democratic Smilh versus Homer Smith Police said Maimone ticket in the State Senate race. was dismissed. demanded to see Martin so he On the non-partisan Board of The trustees of Reedsville could renew his p4ssport and Education, it endorses · In· Circuit of the Methodist Church were authorized to sell wanted to see the Pope to "pay cumbent board members property owned by the clrcuil his respects." Otherwise, he Charles Eshenaur and Ted located in Olive Thownship to said, he would blow up the Stevens, who both seek Otis K. and Telitha Casto for plane. He waved a box which reelection., later was found to contain the sum o,f $3,300. cigars and not explosives. . BY KATIE CROW Five of the ~ix eaqdidates for Meigs County Commissioner responded to invitations . Monday from the Pomeroy ' Chamber of ·Commerce at the , Meigs Inn to discuss publicly their platforms. The first candidate to speak was democrat William Snouffer, who stated that he had no axes to grind; and no faulls to find . Snouffer said Meigs County should be a progresstve county and certain things need to be done . the money come from. " Ours said Charles Karr , .Bob "The commissioner job is a - "W,e have had five major Clark and he had worked worklrig job, and I have no highwa y slips at a cost of tirelessly toward establishing a mirac11lous plan ," Snouffer $80,000 and have had three landfill. Ours also disclosed said. "As a / Meigs County bridges washed out which cost that a new heating system had · Commissioner I would devote $50,000 to replace, and this still to be install.ed in the Court the amount of time n~cessary leaves highways untouched ", House, and that the roof also to do a . good job," Snouffer Ours stated. needed repair. He added that said. Speaking on the slmitary the Meigs County jail needed The next candidate to speak landfill, Ours noted that the improvement. was incumbent republican commissioners have ·decided "Things didn 't get the way Warden Ours. Ours spoke on several sites only to have they are over night and cannot about what should be done:and them turned down by the State be cured over night," he notet! t,hat upgrad~g of high· Department of Health and by concluded. He said he gives his ways Is one of, the Issues. residents protesting. to site best to the commissioner post. But he added, "Where does locations. Richard Jones, republican . • Now You Know to make one gallon of maple syrup. Devoted To The lnter~r. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . VOL XXIV ' NO. 260 • Roil -Away Wheels I WEDO That's our busine.ss. When you have a Checking Account here, we keep meticulous records ol•your"' ' depos1ts and Withdrawals and give you a regular statement. Let us do your bookkeeping . The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1972 Described as " fantastic, magniricent and exciting,'' the new $21 million Holzer Medical Center was dedicated Monday afternoon before more than 1,000 persons on the spacious parking lot fronting the six· story structure. • Perfect weather conditions prevailed for the long-awaited event. Temperatures ranged in the low 70s under a bright sunny sky. 1 Speakers, seated on a . AUTOGRAPH HOUNDS- Da¥1d Hartman, NBC·'l'V 1tar of The Bold Ones (inset), is surrounded by autograph seekers at the speakers stand lollowlng Monday's dedication ciiremonie8bfthe new $21 million Holzer Medical Center north of Gallipolis. Hartman was one of the dedication speakers. platform decorated with miniature U.S. Flags, included Dr. Charles E. Holzer, chief of staff; Harland Martin, chairman or the board of trustees; · John W. Rafferty, executive vice president; Dr. John W. Cashman, director, Ohio Department of Health and David Hartman, television's Dr. Paul Hunter who stars in The Bold Ones on the National Broadcasting Company network. Dr. Holzer, son of the late Dr. Charles E. Holzer Sr., who founded Holzer Hospital in 1910, served as master of Candystripers' Service Recognized BIG SELECTIONS- WELL KNOWN MAKES . fl,.H1a .·- . . . PORDf, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE LAWN BOY MOWERS TORO MOWERS ARMSTRoNG AND CONGOL£UM FLOOR COVERINGS MOHAWK NYLON CARPETING OVAL BRAIDED RUGS - AU. SIZES PLENTY OF FREE PARKING MEDiANIC STREET WAREHOUSE - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ro,.tUOY, OHIO INGELS FURNITURE ·. ' Open Fri. & Sat. Nights MiddlepOrt _M...W'*-!Rtll NS)IIan 01 ,...,. Plr Dllii II 'II ~Iii II 0,.. ....... 7 ..... ((lw!J • ) • ONLy 1 LEFT ~ •• Over ' 4ll Candystrlpers of Smith, Jane Thomas, Debbie Triplett, Brend~ Van Meter, Veterans Memorial Hospital Dianna White, Debbie Mo~ery. Flftr Hours - Opal Berry, received awards at the annual Jan Belling, Vi cki Grate, spring tea held Monday night Nancy Greenlee , Julia Holter, : at ·the Pomeroy Elementary Anne Ohlinger, Debbie School. Ohlinger. Karen Price, Connie Caps were presented girls · Radford. Leanne Sebo, Debbie who .have served at least 10 . Stewart, ,Debbie Werry, Melinda Am•bary, Barbara hours; certificates to those Archer, Karla Beal, Jyi . with 50 hours of service; pins to Beaver, Jane Brewer, Melanie thoae withlOO 200 300 500 and Burt, Nancy Buskirk, Su•y ' ' ' Card, Vicki Clelland, Brenda , 600 hours. Donahue, Cindy Farrar-, Cherie Receiving the awards were: Reuter, Diane , Ridgway , • Ten Hours - Vicki Grate, Connie Smith, VicKI Spencer, ; Nencr, Greenlee, Karen Price, Jeannie Stanley, J_lll Swain, • Debb e Stewart, Debbie Werry, Jane Thomas, Debb1e Triplett, • Jyl Beaver, Melanie Burl. Brenda Van MeJer, Sandro : Paii.L.Gioze, Connie Herdman, (Continued on page 2) • Becky ftockman, Diane lewis, Debbie McDaniel, Connie TWO CALUI TAKEN The Pomeroy E·R squad . answered a call at 12:02 p.m. • '1% FILE HERE· Monday to the Morgan French •• The Middleport Public · residence on Nye Ave. from Llbrary haa recel ved the where Mr. F~eneh, 88, was Thilnaa Re&lster 91 American taken and admitted to Manufaeturen • and the Veterans Memorial HD8pllal. ThCIIIII Register catalog File At 9:25 a.m. today the squad 11'12. rn, 11 volumes can wu called to Meigs High be f~ company names, School . for Djxle Snyder, a ~oducta, services, brand atuden~ who suffered a lei D8lllll, a....,_,IOCII offices Injury In a fall. She was taken and telepltoae lllllllben, Mlu lo Veterans Memorial •. Jane Bailer, librarian, reporta. HOIJ)Ital. . NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME, . ...., WALL TO WAll CARPETING~ AlUMINUM SIDING, CORNER LOT AT 35 RIVER VIEW PlACE • MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ PHONE )EMO ASSOCIATES INC. ·. COLLECT -FOR SHOWING, 614-261-1810 . "CALL . . . ·· TODAY" . . u- ..,.., . I •IIAruce JW lldl D t htr A Representative WiU Be In Town Wedia~y, Aprill9rh. ..... I .. • • and women offenders." YOUTII : "Also, it is about ti me we started to ta ke time to lis ten to our yo uth. We, perhaps, have been ta lking too much when we s hould be listening. We must look at the possi bihty of a county youth center. This election is oot an elec ti on be tween individ uals but an election for progreSs . IContinued on page 8) Weather Vari able cloudiness and warmer toni ght with lows in the 40s and 50s. Mostly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Highs in the 60s and lower 70s north and 70s and 80s south. PHONE 992-2156 Dr . Cashman read a ceremonies. congratulatory message from Chairman Martin said : "Today's the day we've ~ll the governor who, due to a been looking forward to. This previous committment, could fine medical center is for you . not attend. Final speaker was David More important, we have the Hartman, better known to TV finest medical staff in the country to go with it. On behalf fans as ~· nr. Paul Hunter'' on of the board,! thank everybody NBC's The Bold Ones. " A fantastlc ~chievement, " for attending today's dedication. Many people are said Hartman as he turned and responsible for this fine looked at the $21 million medical facility . I thank each structure. "We of the enand everyone who helped make tertainment field try to make it all possible ." Dr. Holzer, beaming with pride, remarked, "After three years planning and two and one-half years construction, here it .is folks ... in its full magnificence.'' Continued Dr. Holzer, "It's a very exciting day for all of us. We appreciate your concern and attendance here today." Executive Vice President Rafferty, on behalf of the board of trustees and medical staff, expressed his appreciation to ail individuals who made Holzer Medical Center possible." "Holzer Medical Center Is not just a building. II is an idea, a concept that represents the beat posaible medical care we can offer. If Holzer Medical Center can instill confidence and pride in those It serves, lhen we have achieved what we aet out to do," remarked Raf· ferty. Before proclaiming Holzer Medical Center dedicated, Rafferty called upon the U. S. Marine Corps Color Guard and 'Instructed them to march to the sign plaza to raise the United States, Ohio and Holter Medical Center flags on the three poles located behind the IIMC sign, just off Rt. 35. The GAHS band played the National Anthem during Ragraising ceremonies. Rafferty then called on Rev. Robert Davis, pastor of Hope Winners in the poster contest United Methodist Church, sponsored by the Meigs County Wellston, and secretary of the Soil and Water Conserv~tion IIMC Chaplaincy program, to Ser~ice were selected Monday. deliver the dedicatory prayer . F1r~ t place among _the nme Dr. Cashman, who prior to . finalists representing that Monday had been director- many schoois went to the designate or the Ohio Depart- poster or Steve Payton, Meigs ment of Health said his first Junior High School student. afficial act as ODH director Second place winner was Jaye was to participate in the Ord of the Syracuse dedication of Holzer Medical Center. Representing Gov . John Gilligan, Dr. Cashman praised local and srea residents for their effor~ in making a dream a reallty. "It's a great pleasure to participate ln thla, memorable event. You can count on our department for assistance when you need it." Posters Judged AMERICAN STANDARD HOME ."ALBERMARLE" MODEL no facilities to house juveniles TEN CENTS New Medical Center Dedicated To See Pope NO DOWN PAYMENT. AND LOW LOW IMONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR QUAUAED BUYER. enttne Of The Meigs-Mason Area Deep Storage Doors • Freezer Shelf • I condition of the court house and th~ Meigs County jail needs considerati on . We have candidate for the seat occupied . available and wha t roads returned. We must stimulate by Ours, said he does 'not seek aren't pa Ve~ and give this top entlmsiasm ..'' Expl ore th e FINANCES : "One of the the offi ce because he stood for · priority . possibility to continue the first things that should be"done something good but for the progress that Meigs County Route 7 bypass, stimulate wouldbeto calionthe township interest in every organiza ti on tr us tees and hear th eir needs. and move forward to opening suggestions. Next, look real In mapping out a platform, Jones said his blueprint for up the Eastern end of our close at the county budget, senators and progress in Meigs County in· county . The roa d needing contac t priority is SR 124 ." congressman for information eludes the following : LANDFILL :. "We must · as to what federal programs ROADS! "itis lime to begin make every effort to begin a ar e available for Meigs tg put forth every effort to sanitary landfill . Jones said he County . We haven't made an make better roads in Meigs County a reality. I suggest a was distressed to hear Ours eff ort for this type of five year program be adopted. say the money allocated for a program." PHYSICAL PLANT : "The First, look over what money is landfill would have to be at y It takes 30 to 50 gallons of sap orced to Fly ISIT ELBERFELDS WAR.£HOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET ·w.w~~-w ·Commissioner CandicLltes Explain Platfo-f.ms Swissair Liner JOINS MARINES SYRACUSE Elden Eugene Slack, youngest son of Mrs. Ada Slack, has enlis!ed in the U. S. Marines and is now undergoing· basic training at Paris Island, S. C. Slack also has served three years and four months in the U. S. Army. His wife, Candice, and children Suzanne and Philip , are residing at Freeport during Slack's !raining period. . ...::::::.;~..~~:-t{..'"®:>:=:~.:::::~«:::::·~Pt.'$:11tO!O!IIt'lite.llt:~.llt..::IIJL::IIJ::IIe~~llt'lltRQ'IIt~llt.mm~~t~llt''llt'~·-·*W::;'888!8:e!:!~=~~W:!:'..<!C::t.:•~::$~~=-"::Z~:~~~:.::~:~::~::::=:-;.::::::8::::::::?.!::::~::::::::::-':"«::.-x:::::~:.~:.w:ex:·· ··-a:ioe·, ·u· . ANNUAL TEA - Candystrlpers of Veterans Memorial Howltal (top picture) held their annual tes and. awarda ceremonies Monday night at Uie l;'omeroy Elementary School. Seated, I to r, are Jane Thomas, Stella Hawk, Denise Hendricks, Nancy Greenlee, Brenda Van Meter, Quois Miller, Dlama White, Becky Hockman, Jyl ~ver, Vicki Clelland; standing, Diane Norris, Patty Glaze, Connie Smith Jane Brewer, Glenda Lawson, Venedla Young, Diana Lewis: Sandy Van Meter, Melanie Burt, Cherie Reuter, Vicki Grate Susy Card and Kim ¥owery. . ' FOUR HAVE 2100 HOURS- Four girls In this group of candystrlpen (lower picture) having 2100 hours of wlunteer aervlee at Veterans Memorlallloapltal .were honored. They are Becky Wrlght, prel!.denl, 600 houn, ..d DeLene Del.egal, ConDie Gru_. andMlllsa Rizer, each 500houre. the cro~. seated, Ito r, are Patti Well, Karla Beal, Opal Berry, Sterrle McCain, Sandy Wood, Cathy Pickens, VIcki Spencer, CCilllle Lanning, secretary, 'and Mlas Wright; back row, Jan Bttzlng, Stella Fobn.-, Bobbie Arch.-, JUII!arrls, Mill ru., "Mill Gru_., Julia Holter, Mill lleLegal, · Rolemsry Reed and ~rend& Donahue. _ rn · SHRINE TO MEET The Twin City Shrine Club will meel at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the clubhouae 1n Racine. Refreahmenta will be s'erved. TWO DISMISSED Two cases . have been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, Unda Priddy versus James Priddy, and Lucy Barringer versl18 Mary Lucille Peel. ( B. 0. HENNIGER personal contributions to society . You, the people of this area, have mijde your contribution with the construction or this fantastic ·medical center." Rev. A. H. MacKenzie, St. Peter 's Episcopal Church , deliv ered invocation for Monday's ceremony. Dignitaries toured the new hospilal following dedication ceremonies. Prior to the program, members of the Gallia Academy High School band, under the direction of Charles Rowe, presented a concert. Members of the Hoize~ Medical Center School of Nursing (senior class) and members of the Holzer Medical Center Candy Stripers served as usherettes. Me10bers oNhe Gallia-Meigs Post, State Highway Patrol, and Gallia County Sheriff's Department directed traffic . H. E. S!DELDS, MEIGS AGRICULTURE, Stabilization and Conservation Service; David Perry, Meigs SoU Conservationist, and c. E. Blal\_eslee, Meigs County Extension Service agent, from the left, judged entries In the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Service contest Monday. Elementary School. Payton will receive a cash award of $1> and Ord $10. All the finalists received $5 awards in the contest. Other finalists and the schools th ~y represented were Harry Graham, Salisbury Elemen· tary; Pam Spencer, Racine ; Jennifer. Wise, Bradbury ; Sandra Buchanan, Riverview ; Douglas Gloyd, Salem Center ; Mark Mitch, Pomeroy Elementary, and Janet Horky, Middleport Elementary. The contest was open to pupils in the fourth through the eighth grades. One poster was selected from each school for th e final competition. The judges (see picture ) said all the final entrie$ "were excellent. " Engineer Named Bernard 0 . Henniger, veteran construction engineer for Ohio Power Co. and other affiliates of the American Electric Power System, has been appointed resident engineer to build the IO.mile coal conveyor system between the new Meil!$.. Mjne and the General James M. Gavin power plant, now under construction at Cheshire. A native of Lowell in Washlngtoh County, Henniger has had wide experience in AEP System construction ·projects, primarily power plants but also operations buildings, office buildings and other facilities. Power plants he helped build include Muskingum River In Ohio, Philip Spqrn and Cabin Creek 'In West Virginia, Twin Branch and Tanners Creek in ln~iana, Clinch River in Virginia, and Big Sandy in Kentucky . He moves to the Meigs conveyor installation (Continued on page 8) Pomeroy Litterers are ·Wanted Pomeroy Mayor Wllllam ·Baronick Informed his council Monday night an ordinance prohibiting tittering In town will be enforced i)nmedlately. The ordinance carries a fine of $25 for the first offense and $25 for every offen,e LOCAL TEMPS· thereafter. Persons 'ap!fhe temperature in down· prehended littering will be town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. cited to court. Tuesday ·was 114 degrees under CouncllatiProved the second sunny skies. and ·third required readings to a zoning ordinance regulating trailers. In its final form the ordinance does not require the covering of fuel oil tanks and trailers may be 15 feet from a , property line. An ordinance regulaijng the aale of produce on Pomeroy streets was· read but council members felt the ISsue should have more study and tabled it unUl the next meeting. In other business "council voted to place .nine 400 watt mercury vapor lights on · the town parking Iota at a cost of $l,!!M per year. The lights wlU be installed In the nell lllx to eight weeks. Coun~ Jim Mees presented the estimated cost to council IIUbmitted by Columbus and Southern Ohio ElectriC Co. and a 'map showinK the location of the lights. Councll also screed to aend for the 100 parking meters on order and bear the expense of the cost or frel!lht which council earlier de~~Uned to do. Cost of the additional freight on the meters totaled $45. ' Dean Lutz, at the request of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, asked council for the use of a portion.of the upper parking lot for advertlalng display space durinR tlw. Bi~ (Continued on page ~) � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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