https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/463ed5e4fe768172c2a8c283da535992.pdf a5e89610b3ad3024c774ccfd3283a4b4 PDF Text Text .. ., , 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 15, 1912 · ~Blocker McGovem's Hopes Rise DETROIT (UP!) - Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey seems willin~ to settle for second place in Tuesday's Michigan presidential primary, but Senf George McGovern is beginning to ta lk "upset." McGovern and _ Hwnphrey both are considered underdogs to Alabwua Gov. George C. Wallace, who is expec ted to ride to victory in the slate on his stro ng: stand i:lgainst court· orde red busing to achieve sc hool infegration. "The polls seem to indicate that Governor Wallace is out in front," McGovern conceded Mf~GS . THEATRE Sunday, as had Humph<ey before him. "But I think it's conceiva ble that we could pull off an upset." Mc.Guver n's optimistic outlook followed a series of rallies in Lansing, Grand Rapids and Saginaw in which he drew '11\allace-size crowds of 2,500 at each slop. The South Dakota senator topped orr the day with an appearance before some 2,000 young persons chanting "We Want George" at a United Auto Workers hall in suburban Taylor and remarked: "Let me ·say that this has been one of the most remarkable and I thin~ deeply satisfying days ~ve had si nce this campaign started one year ago." ·Tonight thru Tuesday May 14 -16 Wall DiSney's SONG OF THE SOUTH ., {Tcchnicolor) AII -Ca rloon feature . "G" D1 sney Cartoons: Pluto' s Kid Brother Teachers are Peo ple Figaro & Frankie Chi ldren : 75c SHOW STA RTS 7 P.M. Adu lts $1.50 MASON DRIVE-Ir:t M,1 ,,HI •'w V,, A (.1rtoon NHthll,. -- -- - Tonight & Tuesday Mav15·16 DoUble Feature Program '.· - jusT A CAMPFIRE · The Middleport E·R unit answered a call to Bradbury at 6:08p.m. Sunday lor Pam Harris, 21; Leading . Creek Road, who had become ill In her automobile. She was taken to Vclerans Memorial Huspllal where she was treated and released. Middleport firemen· were called lo lhc Powell St. area at 2:55a.m. Sunday where a resident had seen a fire and called the department. In· vestlgatlon disclosed that tbe blaze was a small campfire .made by lwo girls who were camping out. TWO· LANE,. BLACKTOP ( Tec hni color) James Tay lor Warren Oa tes Lauri Bird I RI - Plu s ~ " TAKING OFF" IColor I Lynn Carl in Buck Henry IRI NATIONWIDE PRIMARY COLUMBUS (UP!) Secretary of Slate Ted W. Brown wolild like to see a nati onwide pr esidential preference primary held ori lh·e same day 1 so voters would not be influenced by the vote outcome in other states, but admi ls il would be hard to ar~·ange. "I think you'd gel a better sam pling of voters' feelin gs," Brown explained. "I think llle 'voter would not be influenced by what another sta te is doing." UNDERWOOD CHOSEN BETHANY, W. Va. (UP! ) Cecil H. Underwood, who .was assistant to the president of Marietta College from 1946 to 1950, will take over July I as the new president of Bethany College . Q11w1 -"The on l y gvoranteu the pu rsui t of hap piness • If's vp to each •••son to Hnd It ond keep Happine'ss is finding a store that has what you want, ' when you wa nt it-or people wi lling and eager to he lp you find it. Shopping wi th ttle " FRIENDLY ONES" at Pomeroy Ce m e nt Block Compil ny may be just t he answer lor you ... try us - and sec for yotlrself why they ca ll us the "Friendly Ones ." POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Oept. Store of Building Since 1915. · PILOT KILLED AKRON (UP)) - Abram F. Sloan, 56, Huntsburg , was killed Saturday when his single · engine plane crashed In a swampy, wooded area near the Ohi o Turnpike in Summit Coun ty. " STRIKE ENDS PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI! - Some 1,600 members of the United Steel Workers of America Union were to return to work at the Empire-Detroit Steel Co. here today as ordered by U. S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan at Cincinriali last week. SHOW HORSES PERISH SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - A lire of unknown origin swept through a barn at the nearby Hi ghview Stables Saturday, killing all 31 English show horses in the building. WASHINGTON ~UPI) - U. S. warplaoeo have mined rhiers .and canalll wltllin North Vietnam ao well as the en· trances to seven North Vle~Qmese ports, It was. disclosed today. · · · , · · ' ADefeme Department spokesman, Jerry W. Friedheim, said the mining of lnlaad waterways was pal'! of an overall effort to knock out all meam of t1'8111portallo0 within North Vlelnam, Including hlgbwayo, nil Uae11 and railroad switching yards. · Friedheim made the disclosure when asked at a Peo· lagoo newo coofereoce whether· any North Vlem.mese inland waterwayo,llad been mined as part of the at~empl to slop the flow of war supplies In North VIetnamese troop~~ In South VIetnam. Secrecy Costs Run High By ED DOOLEY WASHINGTON (UPI)-Four major government agencieS spend twice as much mooey to keep things secret as to inform the public about their work, Rep. William S. Moorhead, DPa ., said today. The Departments of Deferise and State, the Atomic Energy Commission and the National Aeronautics and Space Admi· nistration spend $126.3 million ·annually on securjty claSSificalion, according In a General Accounting Office (GAO) survey, Moorhead said. That figure compares with a litUe more than ~ million which the Office of Manage. men! and Budget lists those same four agencies as .having spent on public . information programs, Moorhead said in remarks prepared for the House. "Our supposedly democratic form of government is spen· ding twice as much of the taxpayers' money to hide in· formation as it spends to in· form the American public," said Moorhead, chairman of the government information subcommittee. Moreover, Moorhead said, the $126.3 million spent by the four agencies "is only a part of the total eost of hiding in- formation from lbe public. The GAO admitted that even their experts could not get all of the data necessary In arrive at the total cost of the 3ecurily classification." The congressman said one of the biggest blanks in the GAO study was the cost defense contractors . charge for their role in the government's secrecy system. "None of the big four , goverrunent agencies gave the GAO firm figures on this cost," · said. Moorhead, "but we are · working with the auditors to develop a firm estimal" on the cost of secrecy added to defense contracts. It will, I fear, add hundreds of milllons of dollars to the secrecy budget." · One of the largest expendi· lure categories listed by the agencies . was for personnel security investigations. This cost the Defense Department $58.1 million and the Slate Department $6.1 million in fiscal 1970 and included in· vestigative costs of agency and contractor personnel. TRANSPORTATION WEEK COLUMBUS (UPI) Ohioans are observing this week as the state's Transportation Week . Gov. John J. Gilligan has urged Ohioans "to recognize the contributions of the private, public and military transportation systems of this slate," in setting aside the The Gallia-Meigs Post State week. Highway Patrol continued an investigation today into a weekend accident which oc· curred at ~ : 20 p.m. Saturday on Rt. 160, nine tenths of a mile CONTRACT RATIFIED !rom Rt. 35. Officers said an auto driven TALLMADGE, Ohio (UP!) by Priscilla Dodrill, 37, Rl. 2, - Some 175members of United Vinton, was struck .by an Steel Workers Local 1182, who .unknown auto which failed to have been on strike since May stop . There was moderate 1, were to return to work at the damage to her car. NRM Corp. here today after Neva Janice Hanna, 33, Rt. 2, ratifying new labor contract. Patriot, escaped injury in a mishap at 6:30p.m. on Rl. 141, one and two tenths miles easr of Rt 1 775. Mrs. Hanna iost FILE FOJ,t DIVORCE control of her car which left the · Two div'b~ce petitions highway and turned over on its charging gross neglect of duty lop. She was cited for failure to and extreme cruelty were filed register a motor vehicle. . Saturday in Gallia County A third accident occurred at Common Pleas Court. 7:40 p.m. on Bob McCormick George Frederick Hamback, Rd., six tenths of a mile south Jr ., 4031> Second Ave., of Rt. 160 where Wilma Hazlett, Gallipolis, filed one action 53, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, lost control against Cheryl Lee Ham back of her car which ran off the left of Colwnbus, Ohio. They were side of the highway into an married Jan. 19, 1969, and have embankment, causing no children. moderate damage. No one was Sharlotte Goody, 92, Chill' injured and no charges were icotlle Rd., Gallipolis, filed filed . AI the same lime, a stone llle other petition against Paul was flipped from the Hazlett Goody of Cheshire. They were car into the windshield of a car married Feb. 24, 1949 and have driven by Thomas Robinson, four children, three still at 17, Rt. 2, Bidwell. home . Accident Is Under Probe a ------------------'1 r .TIME TO LIT ROBINSON'S Tender, loving care, that Is. We pamper them each summer ... cleaning, glazing and storing them so they keep their cool. ------------------------WARDROBE STORAGE SE·RVICE · ASK ABOUT OUR Free Storage Fall & Winter Garments We'll· store these for you tii Fall . Fully insured ' against all hazards. Pick them up this Fall .and pay the dry cleaning charges only. (This offer does not Include coin -op cleaning .) ROBINSON'S POMEROY, 0. (Continued from Page I) Green said. "He brought' to his personal ~e .the same . high morlll cha~acter of the . role he played," said NBC president Julian Goodman. "He was a man of gteat energy, but be was a gentle man wbo refused to allow his sons to_Qwn a gun or go hunting -'until the animals learn to shoot back'." His mother, .Mrs. Mary Blocker, said be would be buried Tuesday beside his father in DeKalb, in Bowie County, Tex., near the Ark!in· sas border. 'It will.be "a very private service," she said. · mocker came into the world big and stayed that way. He weighed 14 pounds at birth, and reached the 200 pound level .al age 12. He majored in drama at &11 Ross State College in Texas, but played football-a lineman- well enough to be iQvited to play professionally. He turned It down in favor of swnmer stocli. He got his f1rst taste of the stage when he was given a role in a high school play because the script re· quired an actor strong enough to carry bodies around. A Korean War veteran, mocker appeared in summer stock in Boston, won a role in the Broadway produetlon of "King Lear," and was working on his doctoral degree in education at UCLA in 1956 when he broke into television with a part in ''Gunsmoke." He was working part lime as a teacher in Glendale when the role of Hoss Cartwright came to him in 1959. 216 e. Second Pome~y 992-5428 Emmys (Continued from ' ~ 1) .z ;:: I , ' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Oblo esleaded outlook, WednHC!ay lbrough Friday: . GentraUy mild through the oul!ook period with .a · C!lance of· showers Frlclay. · HI-gh temperatures . · raaglog lrom lbe lower 70s lo the lower 80s etcept locally In lhe lh northers portion Thursday, Lows at alght over the ollie In upper tOs to lhe mid SOs. · 0. S. Oark, 77, Oaimed Ora Stanley Clark, 77, ·Syracuse, and a former resident of Mercerville, died at 7:50p.m., Sunday in Veterans ·· Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy, following an extended illness. He was born March 12, 1895, in Galli a County, son of the .late Emanual and Elizabeth Smith Clark. . He married the former Theo Beaver, Crown City . She preceded him in death . Children surviving are : Loren Ray, Springfield; Howard and Leland; both o~ Colwnbus, and Mrs. Kathleen Wilson, and Mrs. Dottie Owens, also of Columbus. One son, Heber Morris Clark, preeeded him in death. Wanda Mae Clark, a granddaoghter, was raised in the Clark home. Five other grandchildren survive. Funeral services wiU be held at the F. L. Stevers Fwteral Home in Mercerville I p.m., Wednesday with Rev. Bruce Unroe officiating. Burial , will be in Providence Cemetery on Teens Run Rd. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m., Tuesday. Palladium, where . 1,700 per. sons attended the awards Truck ln~ustry, ceremonies . . Entertainment was provided by comedian Frarik Gorshin, Contributes Big the Johnny Mann Singers and a reel of hwnorous film clips Meigs Cowtly residents each spliced from medical shows year receive approximately broadcast during the season. The outstanding single varie· $5,793,983 from the trucking ty or musical program award industry. These figures were · went to "Jack Lemmon in 'S released today by Ralph E. Wonderful 'S Marvelous 'S Hennessey, ·president of the Ohio Trucking Association, in Gershwin.'' conjunction with National Supporting Actress Tie Sally Struthers, ·who plays Transportation Week, May 14 Archie Bunker's daughter U@d throogh 20. Hennessey, who Is also with Valerie Harper of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" for president of ·Putnam Transfer best supporting actress· in a & StOrage Company at Zanesville, . stated that ~ this total comedy series. : EdwardAsner, who plays the ligure represents $208,044 paid irascible news editor in The in truck registration fees; Mary Tyler Moore Show," won $113,379 in truck fuel taxes and the Ernmy for best supporting $5,472,560 in wages paid to the industry's 670 workers in Meigs actor in a comedy series. Jack Warden and Jenny County. Agutter won best supporting performance Emmys for "Brian'sSong" and "The snow Bill Houdashelt Goose" respectively. Joe DiMaggio, one time slugger for New York Yankees, Died on Monday presented the best achievement in sports Einmy William F. (Bi11 ) to ABC's "Wide World of Houdashelt, t9 , Pomeroy Sports." Route 2, died Monday morning Dick Cavett beat out master at Ho1zer Med'1ca1 ee nter. Mr. of ceremonies Carson and Houdashelt was the son of the David Frost for best variety late Charles and Anna Zahl. He talk show. ''The Carol Burnett was also preceded in death by Show" was voted the best his first wife, Grace Saathoff. musical variety series. Surviving are his wile, The Television Aca,demy an- Genevieve; a brother, Richard nounced that a lola!· of 80 Houdashell, Pomeroy Route 2; Emmys had· been awarded, three step-children, Ben including the May 6 oews and Saalho!!, Littleton, Colo.; documentary. honors . ABC Delores Reents, Scotts Bluff, came away With 16 Ernmys ; Neb., and Raymond Saathoff, CBS 23; N.BC 29; PBS ( Pub~ Martinez, California, and five Broa~casting System) 11, and step-grandchildren. He was a syndicated shows I. , member ol the Carleton Church. :::::;:::~:~s:s~~=!::::::::::::::=:=::::::~~::8:::::::~:::::::::::::: Fwi er al arrangemenls are being completed at the Ewing PONY PRACTICE Fwteral Home. The Middleport Pony baseball team, 14-15 year olds, wUl practice TUesday at 4:15 p.m. on the high school diamond, uoleSB 11 Is being used for a game. In lbal case, boyo should go In the Jr. High football field. Golden State GOP·: . SAN fRANCIS()) (UPI)'- nomination in thill city eight Promlnent ~epubllcans opened a state conventloll by praising President Nixon, turned to denouncing the news medi8 for national ''sabotage," and . wowtd up lauding Rep. John Ashl!rvok'~ •CCJ!ll'&ge to oppose Nixon In the primaries. Virtually all sa~ they we~e concerned libout the party s pUgh\ In C81ifornla. Democrats thla spring mounted a massive registration drive and now outnumber Republicans more than 3.2. "We have taken a beating, a 'bath," .Oov. llorlald Reagan told 1,11110de!egatesSaturday at the semiannual convention of the Republican State· Central Committee. "We've got to get back together and beat the hell out of the Democrats," said Repuf>. lican State Chalnnan Putnam Livermore c:i San Francisco. . · RepubUean National Chair· man Robert Dole said be was "concerned" lest California go DellJocratlc In November. "'This Is a key state, we need It," the Kansas senator told the delegates. • . . Reagan and New York Gov. Neison Rockefeller, who op. posed Nixon for the GOP nomination In 1968, urged Republicans in the nation's most populouB state to unite behind the native son President. Their pleas laljlr were echoed by Dole and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, who won the party's yean afiO. · But Goldwater wound up the convention by allo Jl'lllslng Ashbrook, o( Ohio, wbo is op. po~ .Nixoil on the June 6 prtmatY ballot. . . "l'ni not IQnlght to oppOSe AshbrooK. I hajlpen to think ,thai he has done a . courageous thing. I think history wUl show he's done a wise thing," Goldwatepald. "I can auure him and I can M8llfO aU peopl~ who are of a conservative bent that the President Ill very much aware c:i what the Republican Party is unhaPPY with him about. I'm not uylng In the neSt breath that we can ei))Oct a change overnight. But I am telling you that be Is aware and I think he Ia aware in a large measure because of what John has been doing." The j,ro.Nixon delegates responded to Goldwater's remarks about Ashbrook with only scattered applause, but loudly cheered when be c:ontl· nued the attack on the news media that Dole had begun earlier in the day. "We're not ·going In slop these flghtll agilnat the media until they learn that the American people expect more of them. They expect honesty. They elpeCt equal treatment," Goldwater said. "And I IIBY to the press c:i this country If you think (Vice President Spiro T.) Agilew has been hard, brother you haven't seen 11." LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. Monday was 64 degrees under cloudy skies. POMEROY-MIDDLEP.ORT, OHIO -..:...::.-.....---,~-----.,.-----r-~---- BY KATIE CROW A ferry may be pressed into service when the Pomeroy. Mason Bridge Is closed for repair if one can be found, it was announced by the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce which met Monday at the Meigs Inn. 'This was the apparont result of ·oplfilon P.ll:s 111ade 'among local merchants in the matter of the closing of the bridge, according to Jack Kerr, president Kerr said' all would rather have the bridge 'remain open with one way traffic. However, half of those. contacted agreed that it would be better to have the bridge closed for the proposed two week period rather than do a poor job and have llle bridge closed later for three months. · Kerr said Middleport merchants are strongly opposed to the closing of the bridge. . . Kerr thought ferry boal servic'e may be available for the two week period in July. On a motion made by Ted Reed, members agreed to have Kerr contact ferry owners and see if they could be engaged for the two week period and what cost would be involved. Kerr said SQUAD CALLED . The ~omeroy squad was called to Minersville at 10i40 p.m. Sunday for Wllllam Jones who had .suffered a possible heart attack at home. He was taken to Veterans memorial HospilaL where he was ad· The Rev. Robert Kuhn, pastor of the Pomeroy First Bl!plisl Church, will deliver the sermon al8 p.m. Sunday when baccalaureate exercises are held for the 236 seniors ·at Meigs High School. (ConUnued from Page I) lnduatry declined 3 pet. for March and the firat quarter, cunpared with the 1971 period. Mines dropped 11 pet. for the two perlodl, while quarries were down 1t pet. Increuea were reported for all manufacturing induatries, 5 pet, for March and 3 pet. for the first quarter. · The Rev. Uoyd Grimm will give the invocation and benedictionlll!ld scripture and prayer will be by the Rev. , Dwight Zavilz . The Rev. Mr. Grimm is pastor of llle Rutland Church of llle Nazarene and the commenceenl which will be held at 8 p.m. next Tuesday. Speaker will be Dr. Harold M. Meyer commissioner or athletics , Ohio High School Assn. (Continued on Page 2) 1 Baccalaureate . and coni· ·The Rev. Robert Shook of the the speaker. Herbert C. Doughty, mencemenl for Eastern High MI. Hermon United Brethren School's 58 senior's will be held Church will give the Invocation associated with the Ohio Power and the benediction and Sherry Co . and wtth the Meigs Mine Swlday. Baccalaureate will be held at McCain will present the development, will be speaker 2 p.m. with .the Rev. Eogene processional .and recessionals. for commencement lo be held Underwood, pastor of the The girls' glee club will at8 p.m. Ord will present the 10 Tuppers Plains Church of present "One God" and Bob top,scholars of the graduating Christ, delivering the .sermon. Ord, principal, will introduce ·class. The band, directed by Police Pay Raised Charles Wills will present several selections including the ·processional, "Pomp and Circumstance" and the recessional , " Fanfare and · Recessional." John E. Riebel, Sr., Eastern superintendent, will present the class to Howard Caldwell, a (Continued on Pa~e 2) REV. KUHN · North Vlelnam hal fired more than 1,11110 8\l'flice.to.alr milllles at U. S. plan•llnci the ltart of the Comm1111st of. feollve March 30. Au. 8. COIIIIIIIIId commtllllqueald ti. S. Air Foi'CI, Navy and Marine C«J11 pUoil ~ out tlie northern ll)ij:t ..ch to the Ha1pbonc rlllk'oltl llld lilcbway brlclce 8nd bombed the Cat Blllrfltld on the IDUibem ou11t1rts of Haiphong. The bmlberl a1lo llllcted North VIetnam's air defalle llNdquarten ~~ Bach Mal alrtleld at llano. Redwood. Telescnpe and Lawn Ute. PARIS-NORTH VIE'p.ul AND THE VIn' CONG today form1117 ........., rl the Vlelnlm pea.:, lalb on Thli'ICIIJ. 'J'heCilalmwlll!t-atlanuent notealli tbe ·S.and SDIIIh v~ . d..._.tiDaa utq Ibm 1o can olf their bo;rcott rllbe lllkli and bald till ~ necotlatmg sellllon t1il *'"•ltidn ALL AT SALE. PRICES AT THE WAREHOUSE OVA~. BRAIDED RUG$ (All Sizes) ·OUR '88 12-faol Willi NYLON ltUG SAL£. ........ .QIUI). . 1ftlW) ftA'l'IIMIN AND PIUVATE Cil~Zi!M .WU . ;.'. .. riiiCiad wllb lllltMt IIIII !'tiJ'It klday at the attempted rr ' hwtk!n Ill Allhlnia Otw. Oa•p C. Wallllce. Some aw It (CIInllmlllll on PIP I) ' By RICHARD P. JONF.'! MU..WAUKEE, Wis. (UP!)The little notebook with the scribblings, some of them . childlike, may tell more about , Arthur Br'emer than anything or anyone. The writing~ are about life and death, politics and love, a !cit of things. They tell the story of a lonely and confused young man wbo today Ia be\ng held In Laurel, Md., for the Shooting of Alabama Gov. George Wallace Monday. His father, William, 58, a truck driver for the same company for 30 years, couldn't believe it, but &aid if his son "Is Involved in thla crime ... he must have been awfully sick." The notebook, wllh Artlnr's name on It was foWld among the clutter In his three-coom bachelor .apartment on the city's West Side. Included were these passages: "Happlnell8 Is hearing George Wallace sing the National Anthem or having · bim arrested for a hit and run ..!M! . ::*~mm«=:;t.:.:.& :e~.: u. 'Die U. 8. and Sllion dl""*lonl cltd Dot Immediately aa)' ....tblr lbef will aceept the daDand. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY months $353 a month; meters. dispatcher, less than ·three Holidays will be worked if months $286, after three they fall on the employee's months $318 a month ; extra regular work week, but they patrolmen or melerman $1.70 will be COfllpensated by an per Hour and extra dispatcher additional one-half times $1.60 per hour. The new rate is regular rate when worked . retroactive to May 1. Holidays falling on an em' Under the ordinanc~ ' ployee's day oil will not be governing vacation pay,' pai,p. When a holiday falls on holiday pay and sick leave for his day off, and he works a all employes, holidays to be relief shift, he will not receive observed by the village are additional one-half"!irne rate, New Year's Day, Memorial only the regular rate. Day, July Fourth, ThanksHolidays which fall . on giving and Chrislmas. No olh~r Saturdays will be observed on holiday, be it federal or state, Saturdays. Holidays which fall will be recognized. on Sundays will be observed on Elections, primary or the following Mondays . general, are 1101 considered Police on meter .duty will holidays. Business as usual will have holidays off WI less on prevall on ali!Vays except town relief duty which falls during observed holidays and SWl· his regular work week, in days. The abuve stipulation is which case he shall be entitled in regard to · free parking (Continued on page 2) Bremer Lonely, Disturbed Br~efi •Ill Patio Furniture. Lloyd • John Hancock SECOND WIFE Cornelia says she will campaign for her stricken husband, Alabama Gov. George Wallace. This picture was taken prior to the Indiana Primary May 2. ' . \ 1, 35 miles north of Washington, D.C., but they could establish no motive . The 21-year-old suspect calmly asked for a lawyer . Held in Baltimore under great security was Arthur Herman Bremer, the sole suspect in the shooting ,' a white with reddish-blond hair who about a month ago left his Milwaukee apartment. II was found littered with ~allace campaign buttons, a Confeder· ate flag and scrawled pleees of political doggerel. ' Team Will Wall ' Dr . Schanno said the surgical team would wait two or three days before deciding what to do about the bullet lodged near Wallace's spine. Wallace'syoung wife, Corne· lia, shared Schanno's bope . · ~'He was talkl1)g to me all thT time from the accident to the· · hospital," she said. "I feel very optimistic about him. As you know his nature, he dldn 't get the title 'the fighting IltUe judge' for nothing ... I am very happy and I feel very good that he is alive, that he has a 90und heart and a sound brain and all of his vital qrgans are solid. I couldn't thank God any more (Continued on page 10) presiden t in charge, arid is open to girls from Meigs, Mason , Galiia and Athens Counties. Contestants must be 1972 high sc hool gradua tes and must be free to travel to events representing the Pomeroy ' Chamber of Commerce at vario11s affairs . Whi)e the queen in the past has been ~lected by popular vote, this year's winner will be selected by a panel of four judges. BY KATIE CROW The queen will be crowned at Pomeroy council in a long the annual Frog Ball on June 17 session Monday night ap· and will ride on a float in the proved two ordinances under regatta parade on June 16. emergency rules and approved . (Continued on Page 2) a third ordinance in its first of two required readings. Ordinances enacted fixed salaries and wages of the Police Department only, allowing a 7 pet. increase, aqd another governing vacation pay, holiday pay and sick leave for all full time village employes .· Under lhe new salary or· dinance pay scales are as tollows: police chief, less than three months, $383, after three months $~04 a month; patrolman, less than three months $321, and after three months $372 a month; meter patrolman, less than three months $321, after three By Ualted Prell lDierDatltaaJ SAIGON -DIE U, S. COMMAND REPORTED today the rnaulve U. S. air strikes over North Vietnam hit the North VletnameN a1r defente headquarters at Hanoi and destroyed a maJlir pipeline delivering 1,111 klnl ol fuel a day to lbe Com· m11li811' tank-led forces 'In the 10uth. American planesllrudt North VIetnam at least1,800 tlmea In the sevelHiay period ended at 5 p.m. Monday, ~esmen said the raids cost the United States planes and that 11 of the Carpets, Unoleu111, Rligs, Porch-Lawn and I Rev. Mr. Zavilz is pastor of the Middleport and Syracuse First United Presbyterian Churches. The Meigs Chorale will provide music for the bac· calaureale while lllll band will provide selections for the Eastern to Graduate 58 ews•• in LAWN MOWERS . LAWN·B.DYAND TORO • noted that he had a desk that he will dona te, Edison Hobsleller will also donate office equipment. Kerr said that a secretary for the chamber will be hired by Richard Sayre of the Meigs· Gallia Community Action Program. QUEENS WANTED The search is still on for 1972 Big Bend Regatta Queen contestants . As of Monday no entries in the contest had been received. This year's contest is being conducted by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of BeU. Sigma Phi Sorority, with Linda Rifne, 236 Graduating at e1gs crewmen were lilted u mlitlllrcln action. . 9,900 cars cross the bridge each day on the average. · Earl Ingels suggested that Ma•on, W. Va. officials be contacted to see if they would agree to llle heavy traffic travelin g over the West Virg!nia levee and over their streets. Max Farley, Dvision · 10 Engiheer, told the members of llle chamber earlier thai due to the type of material that will be used io repair llle bridge, it will make it necessary to close the structure for two weeks. Kerr also reported that the chamber office will open as soon as it be furnished . Reed • News • . • in Briefs BOOSTERS TO MEET Plans for activities to be held .· July 4 and at the Meigs County ·Fair will be made by the :Eastern High School Athletic :Boosters at 7:30pm. Tuesday ·at the high school. Election of officers will also be held. replay of the p9lllical process of American democracy . Wallace, the "average• man's" candidate of protest, who feared liying and always campaigned from behind a bulletproof lecturn, was expected to win both primarieshis 1972 breakthrough to triwnph north of the Mason· Dixon line. Pulice held a young white Milwaukee "loner" as a in Monday's suspect assassination attempt in a typical shopping center on U.S. ' Pleasaut Vllley H01pltal Names ol persons admitted have been discontinued for publication by hospital authorities. Discharges : Mrs. Charles McDonald, Ravenswood; Mrs. David Lloyd, Apple Grove; Otho Oldaker, Hartford; Emmett Grady, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Warren Morrli~~· · j'oinl f leasant; jlfrs. Boyd Coleman, Henderson; WUUam Beaver, Leon; Mrs. Howard Carder, Point Pleasant; Mrs. John Ross, Mason; Mrs. Keith Dewitt, Gallipolis Ferry; Sandra Bland, Letart; Archie Lamp, Ravenswood ; Albert Holt, Jr., Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Archie Whitt, Carolyn Sines, Point Pleaaant; Brooks Glover, Ga!Upolla Ferry; Walter Rice, John · Elliott, Point Pleasant. TOKYO - THE UNITED STATES REnlRNED Okinawa and the 72 other Ryukyu lslanda to Japan today in a ceremmy that VIce President Spiro T: Agnew t11ld resolved "the laat major lsaue" of World War n. Hundreda of riot poUce surrounded the NIPPD!' Budokan martial arts HaU, where the fC!fllll) revenlon cef~!mony was ~eld, to protect aplnst demonatralk!al by Japanese )I'Oiestlng the continued presence c:i American troo)ll and bases on Okinawa. There were no Incidents, In lbe rl yean since Okinawa was captured in the last major land battle c:i WCI'ld Warn, the United Stales haa'bullt the lliand into a major mWtary butlon c:i the western Pacific. Under terms c:i the reversion 'treaty, IIOIIle f6,11110 American troops and 18 bases will be milintalned on the $Wquare-mlle Island, which now Is a prefecture ol Japan. The suspect's father said he "must have been .awfully sick." · Billy Joe Camp, Wallace's press secretary, said at 2:4ll a.m. EDT the doctors told him the paralysis "could very well be temporary. We should know in 48 hO\U'S. " Adversaries Join In Prayer While .his political ad· versaries joined in prayer for his recovery, Wallace's supporters in Maryland and Michigan trooped to the polls to avenge bullets with ballots in a Ferry Service anted During Bridge Repairs SUNDAY DISCHARGES Elmer Napper, Lewis Brody, James Morris, Thomas Scally, Tom Grueser, Holly Friend, Stella Rood, Richard ChapeU II. TEN CFNTS ermanent e ara ysts .campaigning for, .today.'s One of Wallace's surgeons Maryland Democratic ' conceded in response to ll'esidentlal primary, a lop new~men 's questions that aide )l'edicted Wallace· would ''there is a possibility of perresume lils campaign. manent paralysis." He said, Billy Joe Camp, Wallace's ''Hls legs show paralysis with press secretary, said: ''He will loss of sensation from 'the hips campaign from a wheel chair if down." necessary." Wallace's wife The young white man who indicated she would fill in for allegedly wounded Wallace, him until he was able to · and threw the presidential campaign personally. election year into turmoil, was Camp said the paralysis that pounced on quickly by specaffilcts Wallace "could very tators and police and was held well be temporary." He added, in tight federal custody today "we should know in t8 bours." in Baltimore. 1-4 pm, May 2Q ecovertng, • SILVER SPRING, Md. (UP!)- George C. Wallace Is paralyud from the waist down as a result of spinal inJury from a bullet wound at the hands of a would-be assassin, doctors reported today. They said he was making a remarkable recovery but that the paralysis could be permanent. Even as the 52-year-old Alabama governor fought back from the attempted assassination · Monday af. ternoon at a big shopping center in Laurel, Md., while County Gar(lge · •• ace v. Rabies Clinic Fairgrormds' PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY, MA.Y 16, 1972 .r.e HOSPITAL NEWS Velerau Memorial H01pltal SATURDAY ADMISSlONS -Howard Largent, Syracuse ; John Ginther, Long Bottom ; Lena Markins, Point Pleasant; Charles Klein, Pomeroy; Jean Dailey, Portland; Everett Thomas, Pomeroy. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Roy Kesterson, Kathryn Evans, Wanda Swartz, Mlllard Swartz, Elola Sellers, Pearl Koblentz, Cynthia Hindy, Lewis Laudermllt, Linda Stewart, Gilbert Cooper, Sharon Jones, Tina Randolph, Sheila Craig, Ronald Remlinger, Realha McCoy, Cheryl Lemley. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Robin Wills, Reedsville ; Norman Henry, Galllpolis Ferry ; Jacquelyn Starcher, Pomeroy; Lela Cremeans, Reedsville; Clarence Tennant, New. Haven; Lee Lane, Racine; Mildred Bissell, Reedsville; Betty Jo Martin, Middleport; Geneva Shumate, Pomeroy; William · Jones, Minersville; Thelma Berry, Middleport. enttne Devoted To The lntereJI~ Of The Meigs-Mmon Area VOUXIV NO. 22 - ·- • a1 y Moslly clear toriighL with a low of 50 to 55. Wednesday sunny and a little wamier with high temperatures in the low to mid 70s except in the 60s along the lake shore. Fears November ... • Weather VISIT ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET IN POMEROY . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • milled. I P~ge ' ., ,. I . . POPPY PRII:SENTATI<If .;_ Pumero, Mayar William llaranlck was presented .the' first . poppy ol the year by Little Mlse Poppy Sherrl.Manl!all. TltiJw part in tbe presentation were, J. r, llherrl, Beth McKnight, Junior Mill Poppy, Mayor Baronlck and Mrs. Rusaell "Hope" Moore, PDPP1 chah'liJan, llpt)IIIOred by the Laclies Aui!W'y Ill Drew Weblter Post 39, Poppy Dly In Pui!etoy will be observed Frlda7 and Sltlllrday. CONNOLLY QUnniNG AUSTIN, · Tell. (UP!) ..,. Treuaty Secretary Job B. coimauy' the oaly Democrat Ia Pretddeat Nlxaa'a calllnet, wiD reatgn later today Ill Wuhlnglon, Fred Aplch, aalloaal republleu eem· mUteeman fnm Tesu, llld today, em e UPPP'PP1PP » e:;s sweet land of bigotry." traffic accident." "My blood is black." "I am part of the world .. .! Some of the jottings apam one three bUUonth of the parenUy were froin radio disc world's hist9ry todaY ... " jockeys ~j udglng by marginal A LoD8 Time "H I Uve tomorrow .. .It will notes-and some were Bremer's. be a long time." He had Uved in the apart· "I'm playing llie game of life to win." ment since November. Neigh"My country lis of thee, (Continued on page 2) SS"s Image Hurt WASHINGTON (UP!)- The attempted assassination of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace is a blow to the Secret Service, charged with protecting him and the other presidential candidates. Agents covering tbe White House detailed vle;wed the incident with dismay. "It's a blow to us all," said one. Shortly after the shooting President N,ixon ordered Secret Service protection for .Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMass., whose two brolllers, John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy, were killed by an assailsln's bullets. Nixon also extended protection to llep. Shirley Chlshobn, J>.N.Y., an aimOWlc~ carididate for lhil presidency and to Rep. Wilbur D. Mllla, !).Ark. Kenn~dy, who has con· slsllnUy denied he Ia a can· dldate, ~led the guard lelllp«arily. Neither Kennedy nor Mrs. Chisholm were eligible for such protection under previous Treasury Department . guidelines based on standing in the polls for announced and wtannounced candidates. RESULTS That's what this ad· vertiser got ·with this small Want Ad WANTED TO RENT . HOUSE on small farm, pllone H·61c Want To Find A Place Rent? to Then tall 992·2116 �' . . I z'- The o.Uy Sentlnel.Middleocirt;Pum.oy, o., May 1(1m :: ,. 3-The DallySentinel,Middlepari-Plmeroy,O.,May 11, 1m •• . t. .: Ferry Service I. Dave ROberts Bats,. Hurls Astros Ta .8-2 Win Pare~~Ttwcher .. Wallace·Expected, ' Talb Planned On Wet/n tJa (Continued from Page 1) Carsey, Earl Ingels and mil Girls interested in entering McDaniels, race program; the con test should send their Meigs · Coun ly Pioneer and name, address, age, phone Htstcrical Society, Mrs. Paul ,nwnber, school, a resume of Chapman, Mrs. Pal Lochary, All schools in the Eastern By STEVE GERSTEL McGovern and ·Hubert H. activities, parents' names and Mrs. · Robert Ashley and Mrs. Local School District will be Ualled Pms IDiernallonal Humphrey In today's twin a photograph to Mrs. Riffle, Theodore Reed, Jr., He.rltage dismissed at 12: IS on WedGeorge C. ,Wallace, seriously Jl'lmaries. Pomeroy. Rl. 2.. Contestants Sunday. nesday, May '17. Lunch will be wounded in an election-eve Riding the ·crest · "' the must have a B av~i'.a•e Regatta program : parade served before ·the students are • i•·• their assallllriatlon attempt, today volatUe buslllg issue, Wtill@ce $Chool work. Girls wishing Friday evening !.allowed by a was favored to aweep presiden- hoped to brealr througli the ~· by d!¥nissed. further information may . call variety' show sponso."" · c II StudenLs are being dismissed Ual ~ in Michigan and Mason-Dixon barrie: for the 99"~2 or 992-7214. The winner Tuppers Plams ommun y · · early Wednesday so · that MJt.ryland, hlsmarglil possibly first time a!Ki bag bls first will receive several prizes. Club.: Saturday morning; teachers may scliedule . as swelled by a large sympathy .. northern Jndustrlllh state · C.!,':. Blakeslee prepared and garden tractor pull, llcout boat; , · prtmarr in Mldllgan. ' · individual parent con- vute. · · · · submitted the Regatta com- II a.m. f.tSh.mg clin'tc derbY1or many . · t ' ferences. ·as Jio$Sible at that Even before he was shot And · with a new; oull!oing ml\tees and scheduled ac- 8 to !Syearolds: noon oral er 1 . down In a crowded shopping campaign - the type that ·tivilies for the three day p.m. boat parade; ski show 2 to time. , Parents who desire a con- cenler Monday afternoon in . lrought him into . the close regatta, June 16, 17 and 18. 4 p.m.; twirling coolest, . ten- ference with their children 's Laurel, Md., the 52-year old contact with crowds that led IAl • Committe.es are: William latively scheduled: 4 p.m. frog teacher should contact the Alabama governor was given his shootlng-'lle hoped to add Grueser, · general chairman, jwnp, aerial circus, flying . teacher as .soon as possible and lite edge over Sens. George S. Maryland to b1s coUecUOI) and Jack Carsey, co-chairman, model airplanes in connecUon become the first candl~te to lle!lll Lutz; display space; Jack with frog jump and frog . ball seta lime convenient fpr both . the teacher ilnd parent. U it is win two primaries on the same Kane, concessions ; Leota Satur d ay night; Sunday, day. YoWlg, chairman . and Mrs. racing P,rogram, Lorain Boat impossible for a parent to Dele1a!es Also Offered Tom Stewart, co-chairman, Club and Heritage Sunday · schedule a conference on In addition to holding Twin-City appreciation : Ingels observed that trophies Wednesday then the parent is ''beauty contest:• ~e,;ence Pomeroy American Legion, for the boat para~e had be.,,1 . encouraged to arrange a Jl'lmarles; Michigan , .llffered Leonard Jewell, contact, ordered. Carson cr9w rep<>rted conference at another lime . the candidates a share of 132 Mrs . Charles that all ads for the Regatta convenient to both. dances: delegate votes at the. Gloeckner and Mrs. Charles program book in the Pomeroy If this half~ay of parent • Democratic National ConRiffle, flea mart; Susan Baer, area had been sold. Kerr said teacher conference is , sucvention. Maryland had 53 SPECIALOLYMPICS 1972 - Thlr!OOn children of the Pomeroy Elementary School special Re~atta queen selection and that Quality Print will print the cessful, then next school year delegates to be elected. education classes attended '!he Jaycee Olympics held Saturday at Ohio University. Ribbon participation: c. E. Blakeslee, program and stated that plans the district will plan such Robert A. Jones, 21, Rt. I, Humphrey and McGovern, Nalional ·and State Publicity,. for the up-coming Regatta look conferences at several in- Shade, was charged with DWI winners, hack row, left to right, were John Russell, Cheryl Smith, Homer Smitb. and Richy liaison with Ohio Festival pretty good. lervals during the 1972-73 following a traffic accident at the principal challengers for Stone. Others going to the events were, middle row, left to right, Jim Schoolcraft, Tom Kelin, Assn.; Mrs. Judy Riggs, NBTA Attending the noon luncheon sch_ool year. The ad· .5:16 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, the nomination, canceled Joe Mcaoud, Martha Jones, and Linda Perkins, and frontrow, Danny Norman, Shirley Jones,. . Twirling Festival : Jim Mees were Kerr, Ingels, Carson ministrators and \O&Chers of four tenths-.of a mile north of campaigning after they .were 91aron Johnson, and Teressa Smiih. ( \...._./'v •· told Wallace had been shot and and Wendell Hoover, parade; Crow Bill Grueser Dean Lutz the Eastern Local School· Rl. 7. j Roy Miller and Dorsey Jordan, Wendell Hoover' Richard District believe conferences According to the Gallia- wounded. Humphrey was campaigning garden tractor pull ; Tom Poulin, Dennis Ke~ey, Donald can be beneficial for the Meigs Post State IDghway at a Baltimore day care center Cassell, scout boat (canoe or Diener, Scott Lucas, Bill An- students, parents, and , Patrol, Jones lost control of his in the late afternoon when raft race) : Earl Ingels, ·and derson, Reed, Bob Jacobs, and tepchers. car wHich ran off the right side Four blue ribbons were won boys' 300 yard dash, second in Other students traveling to Jim Mees , boat parade; Jack Jack Carsey. Parents are encouraged to of the highway, striking a Secret Service agenta pulled utilize the conferences for the guardrail. There was moderate him aside and whispered , to by the children of the special the softball throw, and Athens on the school bus for the education classes of . the received a participants' ribbon olymplcs were Jim imprqvement of their child's damage. No one was injured. him that WaUace had been !!hot Pomeroy Elementary School in the 50 yard dash. John Schoolcraft, Tom Klein, Joe education in the Eastern Local A second Meigs County only 25 miles away. . at the " Jaycee Special Russell won second in the 50 McCloud, Martha Jones, Linda "Oh, my God," Humphr'ey School District." A better .Wl· accident occurred on Rl. 33, Olympics 1972" , staged yard dash, and took a par- Perkins, Danny Norman, derslanding of the child's one tenth of a mile south of Rt. said, and then, acc:anpanled Saturday at Ohio University. ticipants ribbon In the 300 yard Shirley Jones, Sharon Johnson (Coniinued from Page I) the Conununity Improvement ability by the teachers and 681 where Roy L." Holden, 74, by stale . patrol and Secret Takl11g three first places in dash, and Homer Smith placed and 'Teressa Smith. They were to one-half times extra pay. parents, and a closer working Chester, w. Va., lost control of Service agents, rulhed to the Corp. events was Cheryl Smith, second in the soft hall throw, accompanied by teachers, suburban Silver Spring,' Md., All town holidays will be It was pointed out that until relationship between the his car. msautoran off !he left softball throw, 300 yard dash,. and ' received participant Miss Wendy Schmidt and Mrs. observed on the same day as the area is cleared of wrecked pare~~~~ and teachers should side of the highway and also hospital where Wallace was ribbons in the SO yard dash and Kate Jarrell. A wiener roast they are celebrated nation- cars, nothing can be done. The provtde a much tmproved slammed into a guardrail . undergoing emergency and the 50 yard dash. · Rlchy Stone took a first in the the 300 yard dash. was held at noon at the Schmidt wide. · offender will be notified to educational program for each There was heavy damage to his surgei'y. home. Serving as trainer for car. No charge was filed. ' . Given a rirst reading was a ·remove the cars within 10 days. child, administrators said. the children at the Pomeroy stree t Humphrey's Makea Slalemeat The first of three Gallla light ordinance Calvin Lane, street school was Tom Banbrick, presented by Jack Welsh of the superintendent, asked for two Later, in a m&ternent, the COunty accidents occurred at former member of the Ohio Columbus and Southern Ohio loads of limestone and two former vice president said PRESENT THE PERSON • 10:.45 a.m. o.n Rt. 588 where University track team. "It's getting so !hat you don't Electric Co. The presen t loads of blacktop for the Farmers must make an Huber Lanier, 70, Rt. I, know what's going to happen contract the village has with · cemetery. Council agreed. appearance in the office of the Thurman, lost control of his anymore in our country in car whiCh ran off the roadway lhe electric company expires in Council also gave Henry ASCS Office, Masonic Temple, Entries are being accepted An individual sportsmanship politics. June. Werry permission to take one Pomeroy, In order to. certify striking a fence. No one was for the First Annual 16-Team trophy will also be presented as McGovern heard the newi 18 Welsh explained that the of the fire trucks to a fire compliance with the program Injured or cited. Fruth Pharmacy Men's Slo- will trophies for players with he was about to board his plane A hit~kip accident was inrates are the same with the school in Wellston in Sep- or the 1971 Feed Grain and Pitch Softball Tournament. the most hils and most home at Kalamazoo, Mich., beading exception of the addition of the tember for one day . The tournament, first of 1972 runs. Wheat program. A telephone vestigated at 1:~ p.m. on Rt. 7 for another campaign stop in at the Silver Memorial Bridge mercury vapor lights that will Attending were Mayor call will not suffice. in the Meigs-Mason area, wlll Entries will be accepted until (Continued fr om Page I) where a pick-up truck driven Flint. Ignoring urgings by be played at Bachtel Field in May 27 by contacting either meniber of the Eastern Board be placed on the parking lot. Baronick , Lucien Poulin, by Tracey G. Wolfinbarger, S3, Secret Service aaents, tightly Bob Wingett, Point•· Plel!iaftt of Educti!I~Jiwlio'Y(~ll!11~~e the There will be an~ncrease to ihe Ral~h .. Wer.ry; • Mees, "Don ·' · ' PLE.t!iANT''VA'LtEY .. Millon ~n Juneo· ~-4 .-. · bur)ched around him, that .J!e village of approximately $14 a Colltns, •Williatn -Snouffer and try , (ee ,is ~ . and two 'Names 'of pa(i~lt_ts' adnlttted Pt. PleaSIIIIt, was struck by an get 011 the platte;. 11. V!..i!¥1 ; diploma presentatl~ns . unknown vehicle . . There was mon(tl' depending on the fuel o\!ey ballsNDdtvidual and a Graduates are Ruth .Ellen cost clause whether there is an Elma . Rossen, council mem- arenotreleased!orpubllcation minor damage to the pick-up. shaken McGovern aikecl his . team trophy will be awarded to 6096 or Greg Gibbs, Miller's Adams, James Kenneth bers;. Jane Walton, clerk, and by hospllal authorities. A final accident occurred at supporters to ''hope and pray the tourney champions and Super Market in New Haven, 1- Amsbary, Larry Baker, increase or decrease in fuel Phyllts Hennessy, treasurer. DISCHARGES: Yvonne Michael Ray Benedum. Joyce costs. 7:25p.m. on Rt. 1&0, one mile for tile speedy recovery of team trophies will be presented 304.a82-2145. Wright, Cheshire; Mrs. Emer north of Vinton. Charles S. Governor Wallace and say a Marlene Bing , Ri ckie Lee Also added in the new orthe runner-up and third place The drawing will ·be con- Bla ke, Jani ce Marie Boggs, Handley, Pliny: Milford Keeton, 24, Rt. 1, Vinton, lost prayer for our own country," dinance was the following , that team. Kathy Sue Brawley, Sammie ducted on Silnday, May 28. Lyvere, Point Pleasant: Mrs. control of his car which Turning back from t~e William Brown , Ernest the municipality by legislative Howard Brewer and daughter, plane's staircase, McGovern Calaway, Warren H. Calaway, action, or the company, shall traveled .left of the center Robert Jewel Caldwell. Sue Point Pleasant; Chester King, (Continued from page I) said "I must say I am shocked hi tting a guardrail. Hayes Caldwell , Charles have the righ t to termi~ate the Red House, and Mrs. John by this ,avage act." borssaid he was a ''loner" who Douglas Carr, Terrence Lane ordinance at any time upon Carpenter and son, New Rep. Shirley Ollsholm of Carson, John Cline. David written notice filed with the said very little. "His mother (Continued from Page I ) Richard Cremeans, Melanie Haven. New York, aiiO camp8lgnlng in Ellie Louise Allfriend, Joyce Connie Jo Lanning, Nancy Marie Dean. Kathy Diane Dill, other party at least 60 days ~arne t,~ see him a couple of GAME CANCELLED Michigan, was immediately . times, ~aid Mrs. Tony . Elaine Amey, John Wesley Jane Large, Fred A. Lee, Janice Marie Dixon. Barbara prior to such date . LOCAL TEMPS The Melga Reserve game Anderson, Susan An Ifa An given Secret Servle~~ pi'Wctlon Charles W.Legar Jr., Theodore l\nn Ebersbach. Dennis Roland Council in other business Wasche, wife of the apartment The temperature in downdrewS, Rick. Ash, Thomas Eichinger, Marjori e Marie granted permission to Guid~ boilding manager. "She said Henry Lehew, Freddie Jr . today at Gallipolis has been by President Nlloq. She comtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Edward Ball , irene Lois Lemley, Jelfrey Craig Lewis, Gillilan, Diana Sue Grueser, cancelled due to wet grounds. mented : ''!be AlneHcail iodeBarnes, Wayne Virgil Barnett. Douglas William Little, Trudy Joyce Lynn Grueser. Timothy Girolami to apply for a 3.2 beer ~e was worried because he Tuesday was 62 degrees under This is the 19th postponement Doris Eileen Barnhart. Willian Ann Lillie, Daniel R. McCloud. R. Gumpf, Nita Louise, HarriS, · license at a carry-out store to never caUed her· She said she cloudy skies. ty Is in serious trouble. We're Allen Barnhart, Opal Mae Kenneth D. McCune. Harold Rickie Lee Hauber, R. Alan be located in the former Cameo knocked on his door several of the season. The Meigs becoming very anl!llllllstlc Berry. James Robert Betz, Jr .. Dwight McDaniel, Pamela Kay Holler. Varsity Is scheduled to meet when our differences to be Leslie Janelle Betzlng. Cheryl Manley, Dwight H. Marlin. Julia Ann Holter , Roger Beauty Salon on u. s. Rt. 33 · times and thought she heard In high school, he had tried and . Ann Biggs. Robert Lynn Black. Debra Jo May , Larry Richard Will iam Karr, Steven Paul near the in ~rsection of 33 and noises inside, but no one an- faUed to make the football Ute Kyger Greek· team Wed- ·settled by a gun and oot by Robert Mic ha el Blac kston. Mees, Gary Edward Michael, Kirk man, Randy Steven nesday at Middleport. r~. " team. Deanna Kay Blackwood, Resa Randy H. Michael , Daniel R. Koehler, Rickie Lee Koenig. SR 7. All voted yes except Mrs. swered the door;" ' Alma Russell, who voted no. lrfrs. Wasche s brother-inJae Boothe . Martin . J . Midkltt. Mary A. Midkllf. .. Jennifer Lynn Lawson , Charles bbU r rrrw ill Broderi ck, John P. Bu ck. James A. Miller. Mark Marcinko, David G. Marcinko, Mayor William Baro- , law, Stephen, 17, ~ld he found Pamela Lynn Burson. Karen Eugene Miller , Paul Otis Dennis G. Marcinko. Richard in discussing a WaUa~e campatgn button in Lynn Cadle, Debra Jean Miller, Robert C. Miller. VIck ie Martin, Dave E. Mllihone. nick the condition of vii- Bremer s trash . There was a Carder, Barbara Ann Ann Miller, Thiry Diane Linda Lee Provence, Deborah Caruthers, George Fredrick Milliron . Jell A. Morris. John Lynn Pierce, Jean Newlun !age streets noted that Confederate flag on the floor of Casto, Dennis Charles Clark, E. Murphy, Cheryl Lynn Rey nolds, Ja fllce Robinson, something has to be done that the cluttered apartment, two William David Clark. Thomas Nelson , Darla Neutzllng. Connie Jean Rockhold. Harvey BY JACK O'BRIAN moom's herdy perennial "Day In, Dey Out"; Nolan Cooke. Marla Neutzllng. Kenneth Roseberry, Kathryn M. San. the streets have to be resur- boxes of bullets and a .gun GINGER SPURNS DOlLARS we've always had respect for any singer who James R. Cotterill. James E. Edwin Norr is. Daniel Blaine ders. Montie Ri chard Sanders, faced manual on a closet shelf. Counts, Sleven Douglas Craig. O' Dell . Cari- T. Offutt. Ann Larry Lee Stalnaker, Marvin FOR PENNEY'S sang a Rube Bloom song. Oilier Blooming Ma~or Baronick also comAbitofhlsllfewasscattered ' Robert Eslll Collins, Tom A. Mar ie Ohlinger. Deborah Kay E. Taylor, Shelly Wells. Connie NEW YORK {KFS) Ginger Rogers about the room: Report cards nifties- "Don't Worry 'Bout Me," "FooLs Rush Crisp. Michael Alan. Cullums. Ohlinger, Jimm ie Older, Kay Wells. Donna J. Wells, Janella Vay Cumings, Bron- Marcy Lee Owens, Edward Richard S. Williams, Mary Jo mended the police depariment, of average grades from South turned down '10,000 a week fill' th!Hummer In" and lots of almllar rich Rubles. wyn Ann Dalley. Marc Alan Charles Parker, Robin Lee Wolf. Marcella Louise, Wyers, j;~~~.g "They are doing 8 good Division High School where he stock. Takes her.new J. C. Penney job seriously Ami Richards, who almclt!t had an MGM Dailey,· Paul Melrose Darnell. Phal ln, Wetzel Phillips, Rhea Pooler Yonker, Randy . ., While Mayor Undsay was hlltlng the Mayor Baronlck also said he graduated; a receipt for an career until Louis B. Meyer decided she was Jr., Samson Do!lrst, Judy L. Ki mm y lane Pierce, RickY Young . hopeless Presidential traU, his City HaD winDa vis, Adell L. Davidson, Leon Carol Piece, Stephen Eric has had nwnerous complaints lncometaxrefundof $5.17fr<m competish to Greer Carson, had a smitrt Ubrief Walla.ce Vann Dav is, Ollvea Powell , Karen Leslie Price, dows were bullet-proofed ... Trlsh Van Devere ceUuloid run aoo retired to write, Her poetry about the taxicab company the stale of 'WIBconaln; dirty CeLene DeLegal, Ellen Garnet Carolyn Kay Pugh, Connie Lu ANDY" HOMERS located on Court St . in clothes; airline ·and motel chopped her "One Is a Lonely Nwnber" movie- waa up for a Nat'! Boot Award ... Ann and Demoskey , Andrea Margaret Radford. Dewhurst, Jo Ellen Diehl , Jim Anderson of the FarPomeroy. lt was suggested the l:cochures; and a variety of plug tour short to answer that titular plea from · Edward Harold Ramsburg, ' Charles R. Dill, Paul F. Dill, Debra Ann Rawson, Janel mers Bank and Savings Co. owner, Don Covert,· be sent a reading material ranging from ber man, George C. Scott. They're somewhere lmsband, Italian sclentlat Edmond Angelo, live Nancy Joan Dixon , Roger Lynn Reeves, Paul Allen Slo-Pl tch team in the M&M "Confucius Say" to "sn In Coonectlcut ... Cafe planlat BIB Rwtien at the in W. C. Fields' old H'wood mUJSIC)ll. Where Eugene Dixon, Steven Harold Reltmlre. Rosemary Ri ce, they Inherited enough empty whiskey cratea to l'egister,ed letter requesting comics." oDunfee, Kathy J. Durst, Daniel Crystal Faulkner Richmond, League had the only homer In a him to meet with coWicll at the Italian Steakbouse lias a definite pi'oblem! 1!f stock their llreplace fill' yeara. Gone About a Month . Ray Ellis; Harvey . Wallace Margarel Jean Riggs, Mil isa 17-hit attack Monday evening looks like Don Rlctlea ... BreiMia Vaccaro In tbe Mafia.authtr Gay Talese at the Plaia told next scheduled meeting. Stephen Waache said Bremer Erlewlne. Howard Mil es K. Ri zer. Raymond Henry at Syracuse park when the Erlewlne, James E. Estep. TV movie ''What's a Girl Uke You ... " was Jim Mees and the mayor had had been away frun Roach. Will iam Nathan BIIIMazerblsalmaniater, theN. Y. Timel, and David Alan Fife, Eddie E. Robinette. Chester Allen Bankers downed the K&K a request from Mrs. John Moon the apartment for about - limply the DIOit adorable clown since Carole the Mafia "are not unalike. Both Involve 8 File. Sheila Marie Folmer. Roush, J. T. Rue. Lois Ann Mobile team 13-1 in a make-up l4nbard for tile to he placed over a month, or since shortly after David Keith Gardner. Debra Rupe, Susan Elaine Rusche!, nepotlam." ... Yvonne Elllman, one of the two · Lynn Garnet, Sh irley Ann Rebecca Gay Scaggs,i Jon game. The losers got 10 hits. cree~ on property belonging to the Wisconsin [l'esidentlal p.i.Why Henry Klsalnger doesn't Jet his voice good things about "Sit~r," recmled her Garnes, John P. Gilliam. Scott, Deborah Leanne' Sebo, be taped nor speak 011 TV : he sounds like Dr. first IOlo albwn Utled jast wltll her Jiante. She mary April 4. Wallace ftnlshed Dennis James Gilmore. Sandra Allee Jean Sisson, Alvin Ray Strangelove ... David Cassidy's out of bls alao wrote "Interlude l!lf Johnny" and recorded Louise Gloyd, Sherry Marie Smith, Fred Smith, Richard R. ~ second iii that p.i.mary. Gloyd, VIctoria Lynn Grate, Smith, Ron B. Smith, Stella Sue There was a letter to a Ill- diapered mlndpoalng for nude pill in the dlrty- It ~- There an her first wUecl mllodiea Nancy Sue Greenlee, Mark Smith, Barbara Ann Snyder. year-old glrl .he had dated and preu. And letting them aet him up fpr anti· . anywhere outside "J.C.S." - for whim 'she Patri ck Grees , Ter.ry Le e Susan Elaine Soulsby, Timothy Grogan, Connie Elleen Mark Spires, Steven Craig (Continued from page 1) who now refused to speak. to audiiiiCe quote&, ftelth:r language and prurient ~ 10 beautifully the 1011ga rl Mary Grueser , Jon M . Grueser , Stanley . anai,Iel of IU llttJe.ilrl audleJI!:.III .,, MGM Magdalene: . ' . Templeton Grueser, Melan ie Brenda Darlene Staats, as a manifestation of a growing tradlllon of violence in the United him, The letter said he had wanted 'liB starlet Susan Dey to strip ftr a Anne Hackett . Brenda K. Richard Lee Stewart, Janet States. Moscow Radio menUoned the shooting as the third item thought of killing himlelf'slnce . Lana 1')trW•s starting a new Q!reer : Haggy. Cathy L. Hall, Steve B. Louise Stivers. Terry Wayne · on a morning new$Cast but offered no conunent . Playboy centerfold, bUt tile wile child snubbed frCinUng "Lana Tunier ijealth Splia,'' a ft:an· he was 13, that she had given Halley. Russell L. Haning. Stobart; Steven Lewis Story, him reason to live and "I the stuPdltJ. !lie lllll'ely has a tidy-Glee nut· chlse • prmnotltm llatting In New Jlll'le)' ... Harold William Hanson. Larry Michael Terrell Struble. Karen "An attempt wi!B made on the life of the governor or Richard Harman. Catherine Ellzabeth ,Sutherland, VIcki Alabama, George Wallace, who Is seeking presidential tlloitght YQU were my friend." . tilng role In upartrldce Family," wblch Ia one That's where Mickey ~ IWted bla Jill Harris. Patricia Ann Lee Sutton. John V. Swaerz, The girl's mother, Mrs, lnlelllgent declaiCIII even if the show's 11a1> "chain" rl perflll'ming-ecbooll·r unW ""' ~~~~~~~ very Harris. Ronald W. Harrison. Steven Ray Joseph Tatterson, nomination," the Soviet announcer said, reading a Tass news ·Margaret Pemrich, said "be Stephen R. Hartenbach. Joyce Ann Taylor, Judy agency dispatch from Washington. Vice President Spiro T. was very strange. I said heUo Master CUtddy fblbbad the teet ,., Brigitte first l1ni brdte ... The Pepel-blt!yele jaJnbtree Charles D. Hatfield, Bruce Marlene Taylor. Michael Bardot Bits down ver:r carefully. Fell off her · will fill c.ntral Part with 101111 18,11111 ride\'1 ,Hawley, Deborah Lynn Robert Taylor1 Tim A. Taylor, Agnew learned of the shooting in Tokyo where-he arrived after to him for two years llld be hone. ,. May 2t-211 ... Nlplelube are limping tonrd Hawley, Rhonda Lynn Hawley, Ruth Ann Terrell, Potrlcla L. representing the United States at ceremonies returning Okinawa never said anything." A faliled jeweler (no reuon to ment1oo their uaual boped.for leiiOIIai )JUIIi - )I'OIIl. Kenneth David Hayes, Thoma, John Steven Thomas. IAl Japanese rule. "I am shockl!d and saddened to learn of the · Talldng to newsroom 1n the Theodore. P. Hayes, Mildred Frederick Robert Thompson. pop's name; be wu apfnlt the caper) Ia half. Jane Hazell(in, Michael A. George Cllnlon Thompson . wounding of Gov. WaUace," Agnew said. "Our concern goes out kitchen of his downstairs relieved that his 1011, bulted for IW'C(ftica In klda wbo get lola of bread from da4 ftr their annual bubea. !Jmo.feiUia. 1110 II;ICIIJl. Heck, Roger Irving Hendrix, Robert .Bruce Titus. Caralynn IAl the governor's wife and children at this hour, as well as the duplel: on the near South Slde, Otey E. 'Herdman. Jr., Perry Tracy, Maralynn Tracy, Rex famllles of others wounded in this brutal asaault. We fervently · with dinner 11alf-eaten- Morocco, Is home. Now be's ago~ II will Meta liar Ed Kruepoo1 bou&ht undies lor 'Frank Hoffman, Jr .• John R. Dean \lance, Ernest Keith Van happen again and gel In the N. Y': Pll*'l ... lia wife at the EloUque lilliil&llloMbleHbop. · Bremer said he hadn't heard Hunnell, Margie Jo Hunnell, lnWagen, Martin Allen ho(l!' for their early recovery." ~·s lo118-t'8111ll plamlng: Alldy Warhol Mike Hysell, Robert Jeffrey Vaughan, V1ctor Anthony In Meta blue~ colon 71t ... JD!IIIlwotlh lilt his son menU011 WaDace. ''He Hysell, Deborah Lynn Johnson, Vaughan, Paul R. Walker. finished his fum, I'Heat," (I WPJiie rip-ot( of . publlel&, by nflllilic • ' , . Sheryl Ann Johnson. Charles Penny V. Walters, Joan , ·CINCINNATI-BAILEY TURNER, an Ohio member of the wu a Humphrey man like "SUnset. Blvd.") ~ motlelt violet Sylvia 71!11" IO!IIbt and 111111 ICIIIII In Fllian'l "IJI!IItrl rl Snapit Edward Jones, Fred Joseph Irene Ward, Joe Welker, Ruby Black Caucus, a national cltizetitfgroup, said Monday night he myself," Bremer laid. Jonn, Cindy Rayne Jordan, Jean Werry, Kenneth Harlan ''very atrongly condemns" the shooting of Alabama Gov. George Hla 111111 nm~r had a gun at Mllel ml Joe Delaalndro with an accldenlll llland" llht, Now lbe'1 CIIWiti18 on the Richard Anderson Kelly, Wheeler, Chester Glen Wigal, · C. Wallace. · home, Bremer said. Tbe ft!lale. Shy Ultle Sylvia wu IUppoaed to t1boot l,oMm allp llartera lit an "Abelllll Thomas R. Kern, Joyce Louise Rebecca Ann Will, Clarence J. Ketns, Diana Sue King, Sheryl Williams, Mark B. Williams; 1'1111 .... l'll7btit "!think that Gov. Wallace l!jleaks to a point ~view that Bremen .were quetlloned Joe, and tbe IUD elkted wllbaut a ·q tllld Helolle" mml .;. 'l'bi Dtnll,e King, Arthur Kent Debbie Luann, Wisecup, really needs to be heard and be ~esaed in this country," lrlefly by au11torilles about Sylvia uttered 0111 andllit atotacY - ean- 'lbtltar baa an anhnalad IIP"PPtiR'IIIIII Art K,_, ' Carolyn Sue Wood, Earle Lee liderecl 10 funny It'll be the ..... Deca lt1d!*n 1n llteloltb:r,!Mtnc.., old WtUIIm Oavldl Krawsczyn, Wood, Edith Louise Wood, Turner .said. "I would very strongly condemn any kind of violent ,Arthur· ' ''111e Guldlnc Licht" 1ltlr DoD Stenrt !~QIIilll of lite •• Pllelnlllll ftiiDw ilbd Kerll Rae Kuhn, David G. Rebecca Sue Wright, Terry W. acUvlty and, more expressly, what happened in Laurel, Mel., Arthur had woRed Plrt time Lambfrt, Mlcheel Lee Lam· Wyatt, Cathy Ann- Votes. · toda'y." Turner Is chalnnan of Ohio's 1Bt and alCI congrNs~onaJ · 81 • busboy ml jlnJtar after doerll't subvert lia tmace. His 1011111 It .... be mlllllllaJ . . . II. , . . ... bert, Clllrlfl L• Lane, Steve Edward A. Young, VIctor Philharmonic clllrq tile Fllbt ftr vllld, ''YOII' frlendl:r 1llftbbw1tood ........... Lalit. S,ftven Kelly Lane, Charles Young Ill. · district delegalloo ~ the Black Caucus.. · ~:::ukeep==h~~ 1bow lncludel '"'bb 11:Jw '/,God," IIIII R11be es Bob Walson drove In two l1l11!l with a homer '"d a slagle Jim Fregosl's !IU'ee-run homer in the eighth il)ning carried and Jimmy stewart had three bits to pace tile H-ton at- , theMelspastMontrealand helped robkie Jon MaUack record his UPi Sports Writer Dave Roberts, who hss had his problems gelling started with laek. Roberts struck out sii In ·UIIIq bls reroo;d to Z-1 aDd fourth victory without a loss. New York ·had managed only three the Astros this season, moved out in the right direction Monday hits in the first seven Innings when Rusty Staub singled and Cleon also bad three bits, lneludltig a key slqle darillg·a tbree-nm rught with a seven-hitter as Houston beat the AUania Braves, 8-2, second inlllng n~Uy . Jones walkl!d to set the sta_ge for Fregosi's homer. Tommie Agee ~~ Roberts credits music!or his return to f.orm. Elsewhere in the NL, New York downed Montreal, 5-3; Pills- also had a two-run homer ·for the Mels. I was too keyed up and I · Roberto Clemente's three.cun ho~r in the seventh inning burgh beat St. Loots, 4-1, U.. Angeles edged San Diego, Z-1 and haven't had my mind on the enabled the Pirates to defeat St. Loois and hand winless Bob Philadelphia, blanked Chicago, YJ. game enough lately," said In the American I..eague, Baltinore edged Detroit, 3-2, Gibson his fifth straight defeat. Clemente, who did not hat in a Roberts, a native of Gallipolis, . Chicago nlppeil Minnesota, 4-3, Ollkland shaded California, 2-1, run during April but is on a streak this month, homered after Ohio. "I needed to relax. I Dave Cash singled and Vic Davalillo reached base on an error. and Kansas City edged Texas, 5-4. listened to music for about two hours before the game. I didn 't ' take field or hatting practice. I just listened to the music-the Temptations, the Fifth Dimension - and it seemed to Wilbor Wood , making his triumph over the Detroit is now just 21> games behind By VITO STEWNO work. I hadn 't won a game for Detroit. second consecutive start with UPI Sporll Writer Tigers. this club in the Dome and I In the other three games, two days rest, pitched B 2-3 Palmer wound up with a You can tell the Baltimore ·wanted it for the club and the Orioles have, probl~ when a folir-hitter as he evened his · Chicago heat Minnespta, 4-3, innings to pick up his sixth Dave Roberts fans." Oakland edged California, 2-1, victory of the season. He lasted pitcher has to supply some record at 3-3. Despite the team's slow and Kansas City nipped Texas, until the nlntl) inning when hatting punch to the··llneup. . Harmon Killefirew homered start, which may be due in part 5-4. "It used wbe that the offense In the National League, for the Twins' first earned run would pick the pitchers up but to the absence of Frank now I think the pitchers are Robinson, Manager Earl Pittsburgh beat St. Louis, 4-1, and Steve Brye doubled. Terry going to have to pick the of· Weaver doesn't sound as if he's Philadelphia blanked chicago, Forster replaced Wood and fense up," Jim Palmer said worried. "Last year after 36 4-0,NewYork edged Montreal, struck out Eric Soderholm to Monday night after he slam-. games, we were four games S-3, Houston routed Atlanta, 6- end the game . John "Blue Moon" Odom med a triple apd scored the behind Boston," he reminded ' 2, and Los Angeles shaded San By Unhed Pre55 lnternatfonat ' American League pitched a two-bitter and Angel National League East winning run in Baltimore's 3-2 the writers as he noted the club Diego, 2-1. w. I. pel. g.b. East 14 8 .636 w. t. pet. g.b. Cleveland New York Detroit 13 9 .591 1 18 7 .720 Philadel phia 1~ . 10 .6110 3 Baltimore 12 11 .522 2112 Montreal Boston 8 12 .400 5 13 12 .520 5 Pittsburgh 12 12 .5110 5'12 New York 8 14 .364 6 Ch icago 11 13 .458 6'12 Milwaukee 6 14 .300 7 St . Louis West 10 17 .370 9 West w. I. pel. g.b. 16 6 .727 w. t. pet. g.b. Minnesota OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)- Monday, the A's traded infiel- he said about his career, "I've statistics show it, I don't think Los Angeles 17 10 .630 Oakland 14 7 .667 1'12 Houston 15 10 .6110 1 Chicago 14 9 .609 2•12 Denny McLain, two-time Cy der Dwain Anderson to the St. had thrills people never he could help anybody right now." Cinci nnat i 12 13 ,180 4 Texas 10 14 ·.417 7 Young Award winner. who won Louis Cardinals for lefthanded dreamed of having. San Diego 12 15 .444 · 5 Kansas City 10 15 .400 1•12 The Athletics were juggling "They'll have to rip the 31 games in 1968, has been sent relief pitcher Don Shaw. They 9 15 .375 8 Atlanta 10 16 .385 6'/2 Cal iforn ia their roster today. unirorm d!f me. You know, I San Francisco 9 19 .321 9l;2 down to the minors by the recalled outfielder George Monday's Results In the Shaw-Anderson trade Baltimore 3 Detroit 2 Monday's Results Oakland Athletics. Hendrick and infielder Ron just turned 28 in March." Chicago 4 Minnesota 3 New York 5 Montreal 3 Williams said McLain was Oakland acquired a 28-year-old "I don't think he has the Clark from their Des Moines Ph ila 4 Chicago 0 Kansas City 5 Texas 4 , sent to Binning ham instead of who played in 45 games with velocity he ·had in the past," team in the American Pitts 4 St. Louis 1 Oakland 2 California 1 (Only games scheduled) Houston 8 Atlanta 2 said Manager Dick Williams in Association and sold outfielder the A's Triple-A club in Iowa the Cardinals last season. Today•s Probable Pllchers Los Ang 2 San Diego 1 because the warm weather in Shaw posted a 7-2 record with announcing the move . McLain Bob Brooks to Detroit. <All Times eon (Only P.ames scheduled) Tothe Southern League "might an ERA of 2.65. He is 0-1 on the day s Probobte Pllchars Oakland tSegul · 0-01 at will go to the American League California !Cl ark 2-3) , 11 p.m. team's Claas AA farm club in I All Times EDTI McLain had mixed emotions help him ." He did not currenl season. Anderson failed ' to hit in Montreal (Morton 1·21 at New Texas t Gogolewskl 2-1) at Birmingham, Ala. elaborate. about the decision. York (Seaver 5.1), 8 p.m. Kansas Citr (Oal Canton 2·2 or seven appearances at the plate Williams and McLain met In other personnel changes "If the game ends tonight," .Chicago (Hooton 2-21 at Rooker 1·0 , 8:30 p.m. . after bejng recalled from Des before the A's departed for Philadelphia IChampion 3·11, Minnesota (Woodson J.Ol at 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Bahnsen 3·4), 9 p.m. Southern California and a Moines in early May. Balflmore (Cuellar 1·31 at St. Louis (Wise 2·21 at Clark, 29, played for Mincurrent series· with the Angels Pittsburgh (Walker O·IL 8 p.m. Detroit (Timmerman 2-2), 9 e nesota and Seattle and was and the former star was given Atlanta IScheuler 1·0 or p.m. acquired by the A's in 1970. the word. Jarvis 2·21 at Houston !Reuss 2· New York (Kekich 2·21 at 21. 8:30p.m. · Cleveland (Hargan 0·0 or . "He had no material to argue Brooks opened the season in . Los Angeles !Singer 2·31 at Colbert O·OL 7:30p.m. with," said Williams. "From center field lor the A's when San Diego (Grell 3·3L 8:30p.m . Boston (Culp 2·31 at Mllwauk· ·· the way he's throwing, and the regular Angel Mangual suiCincinnat i (Nolan 3·1 and ee IBrett 2-31. 8: 30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Billingham 0·51 at San Flanclsco (Stone 0·2 and Bryant 1·2) , 2, Oa kland at Calif. night Texas at Kan City, night 8:. 30 ~~ti nesdoy •s Games The Dai~ Sentinel Bait at Detroit, night . 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(UP!)- 14 points after he scored 30 in them now, but they have time scatback. should know where Ibis Is: "We gave them all the basic service not ava ilable : One Rick Barry passed off more the third game. Freddie Lewis to learn .~ month 11.75. By ma l l tn Oh io "As for co itioning, I material, really the heart of they have had three straight and W. Va ., One year $14.00. and $COred less and the happy · led the Pacer scorers with 22 basketball teams go there SiK month$ 17 .25 . Three cot$lnatlon placed the New points and Brown had 19. emphasized both , endurance the offensive and defensive and this wlll be their second months $.4 . 50 . Subscription and sprint running and stuff for us," Skorich said. price includes Sunday Times York Nets in a more desirable Daniels tallied 15. consecutive baseball trip, If Sentinel. "Now they have nine weeks to cautioned them on the times we· posiUon today for their assault "Barry got the job done in Eastern should ' win Wedprepare themSelves . I look on it will expect. Each man should oo the American Basketball the second half," said Nets nesday, !hey will return on Asaociati011 championship. Coach Lou Carnessecca. "We do distance running at least like another college course for Thursday at 4 p.m. In the Barry ocored 26 points, couldn't stop them in the last twice a week and sprint three them .!.' The graduates of that course, finals that will be played on almost 10 less than his average game, but !Ills time we reac- days a week . • the Veterans Hospital Field. "The great majority ob-· the Browns veterans, report fpr the first three games ted. We ·made them take Good Luck, Eagles! agalnlt Indiana: But the star tougher shots. We were behind, vlously worked at getting in for similar workouts Saturday. forward neeDed in the passing S9-S4, at halftime and we talked shape.'' In the mile run , the fastest department with nine assists, defense because we were hl_gh for the contest, as the Neta gelling destroyed under the time, 5:30, was recorded by defeated the Indiana Pacers, boards . . _We boxed out free agent linebacker Ron 110-105, Monday night to McGinnis and as a result he square their best-of.jM!ven final couldn't get the quick rebounds playoff series at two games and takeoffs." ' • TOLEDO HOST apleee. The Nets also received some , TOLEDO (UP!) - The 26th The series resumes in In- surprising offensive he!p from dianapolls Thursday night with Ollie Taylor, who scored 16 annual Mid-American Conthe sixth game back here points, including a driving one- ference golf, tennis and track • Saturday afternoon. If a hande.r that put New York in championships will be held seventh game ta needed, it will front for good at 92J.lO with 8:02 here Thursday through be played Tuesday, May 23, at left in the game. Taylor said he Saturd1\)'. 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MOTORIZED GRILL . •• ing to the Colonel's own secrett recipe with 11 different herbs a a i$ the all$wer 11 1 \ Phone now for appointment 446-4736 or 446-9300. High payments a problem ? S w. j Square Series ,. •• • I ' Meigs Graduates News .,. Nets~: Triulnph ·-~ Bremer •ln Brle . Because of enthusiastic res pon se we are . expanding our staff to serve you better. fered a muscle tear in his thigh . He was hitting only .170 and has been replaced by Mangual. District Play ~;!~t~~ H;Js~!~~~~~~!:: 7 CLEANING AGENCY Skoneh Pleased With Rookies Eagles In "A" Fruth$ Accepting Entries in First 16-Ttwin Slo-Pitch Event , , Mangual hit his first homer of over Texas . Lou Plnlella the year as Oakland topped singled and scored when Rojas California. Sandy Alomar 's doubled but Rojas was thrown third inning single and Bob out trying to stretch the hit into Oliver's six th inning run- a triple. Kansas City took an scoring double were the only early 4-0 lead but Texas fought hits off Odom. Calirornia back and eventually lied the starter Nolan Ryan, who left game in the eighth on Dick after 3 2-3 innings because of a Billings' sacrifice fly . thigh injury, took the loss. Cookie Rojas' double with one out in the eighth inning DOMESTIC sna pped a 4-4 deadlock and gave Kansas City the victory Denny McLain Shipped To. Minors Four.Blue Ribbons are Won " Plnch-blller Chris CaD!ilzzaro's Infield single wltb 'the base$ loaded and on~ out in the nlntb lnniDC .. scored Wlllle Davis with the winning run in the Dodgers' victory over San Diego. Davis' double and a pair of walks filled the baaes aDd Cannil:zaro; balling for Duke Sims, scored Davis with a grounder to deep short. . Woody Fryman drove in two runs and pitched a six-bitter ai the PhitS beat Chicago. Rookie Mike Anderson and WlWe Montanez had homers for the Pbils. Fryman's two-run single capped a three-run seventh and stopped Ferguson Jenkins' winning streak against the Phils at eight gam~. ., Your local the wagon. ' See Your.N~rest Ford Dealer Today �' . . I z'- The o.Uy Sentlnel.Middleocirt;Pum.oy, o., May 1(1m :: ,. 3-The DallySentinel,Middlepari-Plmeroy,O.,May 11, 1m •• . t. .: Ferry Service I. Dave ROberts Bats,. Hurls Astros Ta .8-2 Win Pare~~Ttwcher .. Wallace·Expected, ' Talb Planned On Wet/n tJa (Continued from Page 1) Carsey, Earl Ingels and mil Girls interested in entering McDaniels, race program; the con test should send their Meigs · Coun ly Pioneer and name, address, age, phone Htstcrical Society, Mrs. Paul ,nwnber, school, a resume of Chapman, Mrs. Pal Lochary, All schools in the Eastern By STEVE GERSTEL McGovern and ·Hubert H. activities, parents' names and Mrs. · Robert Ashley and Mrs. Local School District will be Ualled Pms IDiernallonal Humphrey In today's twin a photograph to Mrs. Riffle, Theodore Reed, Jr., He.rltage dismissed at 12: IS on WedGeorge C. ,Wallace, seriously Jl'lmaries. Pomeroy. Rl. 2.. Contestants Sunday. nesday, May '17. Lunch will be wounded in an election-eve Riding the ·crest · "' the must have a B av~i'.a•e Regatta program : parade served before ·the students are • i•·• their assallllriatlon attempt, today volatUe buslllg issue, Wtill@ce $Chool work. Girls wishing Friday evening !.allowed by a was favored to aweep presiden- hoped to brealr througli the ~· by d!¥nissed. further information may . call variety' show sponso."" · c II StudenLs are being dismissed Ual ~ in Michigan and Mason-Dixon barrie: for the 99"~2 or 992-7214. The winner Tuppers Plams ommun y · · early Wednesday so · that MJt.ryland, hlsmarglil possibly first time a!Ki bag bls first will receive several prizes. Club.: Saturday morning; teachers may scliedule . as swelled by a large sympathy .. northern Jndustrlllh state · C.!,':. Blakeslee prepared and garden tractor pull, llcout boat; , · prtmarr in Mldllgan. ' · individual parent con- vute. · · · · submitted the Regatta com- II a.m. f.tSh.mg clin'tc derbY1or many . · t ' ferences. ·as Jio$Sible at that Even before he was shot And · with a new; oull!oing ml\tees and scheduled ac- 8 to !Syearolds: noon oral er 1 . down In a crowded shopping campaign - the type that ·tivilies for the three day p.m. boat parade; ski show 2 to time. , Parents who desire a con- cenler Monday afternoon in . lrought him into . the close regatta, June 16, 17 and 18. 4 p.m.; twirling coolest, . ten- ference with their children 's Laurel, Md., the 52-year old contact with crowds that led IAl • Committe.es are: William latively scheduled: 4 p.m. frog teacher should contact the Alabama governor was given his shootlng-'lle hoped to add Grueser, · general chairman, jwnp, aerial circus, flying . teacher as .soon as possible and lite edge over Sens. George S. Maryland to b1s coUecUOI) and Jack Carsey, co-chairman, model airplanes in connecUon become the first candl~te to lle!lll Lutz; display space; Jack with frog jump and frog . ball seta lime convenient fpr both . the teacher ilnd parent. U it is win two primaries on the same Kane, concessions ; Leota Satur d ay night; Sunday, day. YoWlg, chairman . and Mrs. racing P,rogram, Lorain Boat impossible for a parent to Dele1a!es Also Offered Tom Stewart, co-chairman, Club and Heritage Sunday · schedule a conference on In addition to holding Twin-City appreciation : Ingels observed that trophies Wednesday then the parent is ''beauty contest:• ~e,;ence Pomeroy American Legion, for the boat para~e had be.,,1 . encouraged to arrange a Jl'lmarles; Michigan , .llffered Leonard Jewell, contact, ordered. Carson cr9w rep<>rted conference at another lime . the candidates a share of 132 Mrs . Charles that all ads for the Regatta convenient to both. dances: delegate votes at the. Gloeckner and Mrs. Charles program book in the Pomeroy If this half~ay of parent • Democratic National ConRiffle, flea mart; Susan Baer, area had been sold. Kerr said teacher conference is , sucvention. Maryland had 53 SPECIALOLYMPICS 1972 - Thlr!OOn children of the Pomeroy Elementary School special Re~atta queen selection and that Quality Print will print the cessful, then next school year delegates to be elected. education classes attended '!he Jaycee Olympics held Saturday at Ohio University. Ribbon participation: c. E. Blakeslee, program and stated that plans the district will plan such Robert A. Jones, 21, Rt. I, Humphrey and McGovern, Nalional ·and State Publicity,. for the up-coming Regatta look conferences at several in- Shade, was charged with DWI winners, hack row, left to right, were John Russell, Cheryl Smith, Homer Smitb. and Richy liaison with Ohio Festival pretty good. lervals during the 1972-73 following a traffic accident at the principal challengers for Stone. Others going to the events were, middle row, left to right, Jim Schoolcraft, Tom Kelin, Assn.; Mrs. Judy Riggs, NBTA Attending the noon luncheon sch_ool year. The ad· .5:16 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, the nomination, canceled Joe Mcaoud, Martha Jones, and Linda Perkins, and frontrow, Danny Norman, Shirley Jones,. . Twirling Festival : Jim Mees were Kerr, Ingels, Carson ministrators and \O&Chers of four tenths-.of a mile north of campaigning after they .were 91aron Johnson, and Teressa Smiih. ( \...._./'v •· told Wallace had been shot and and Wendell Hoover, parade; Crow Bill Grueser Dean Lutz the Eastern Local School· Rl. 7. j Roy Miller and Dorsey Jordan, Wendell Hoover' Richard District believe conferences According to the Gallia- wounded. Humphrey was campaigning garden tractor pull ; Tom Poulin, Dennis Ke~ey, Donald can be beneficial for the Meigs Post State IDghway at a Baltimore day care center Cassell, scout boat (canoe or Diener, Scott Lucas, Bill An- students, parents, and , Patrol, Jones lost control of his in the late afternoon when raft race) : Earl Ingels, ·and derson, Reed, Bob Jacobs, and tepchers. car wHich ran off the right side Four blue ribbons were won boys' 300 yard dash, second in Other students traveling to Jim Mees , boat parade; Jack Jack Carsey. Parents are encouraged to of the highway, striking a Secret Service agenta pulled utilize the conferences for the guardrail. There was moderate him aside and whispered , to by the children of the special the softball throw, and Athens on the school bus for the education classes of . the received a participants' ribbon olymplcs were Jim imprqvement of their child's damage. No one was injured. him that WaUace had been !!hot Pomeroy Elementary School in the 50 yard dash. John Schoolcraft, Tom Klein, Joe education in the Eastern Local A second Meigs County only 25 miles away. . at the " Jaycee Special Russell won second in the 50 McCloud, Martha Jones, Linda "Oh, my God," Humphr'ey School District." A better .Wl· accident occurred on Rl. 33, Olympics 1972" , staged yard dash, and took a par- Perkins, Danny Norman, derslanding of the child's one tenth of a mile south of Rt. said, and then, acc:anpanled Saturday at Ohio University. ticipants ribbon In the 300 yard Shirley Jones, Sharon Johnson (Coniinued from Page I) the Conununity Improvement ability by the teachers and 681 where Roy L." Holden, 74, by stale . patrol and Secret Takl11g three first places in dash, and Homer Smith placed and 'Teressa Smith. They were to one-half times extra pay. parents, and a closer working Chester, w. Va., lost control of Service agents, rulhed to the Corp. events was Cheryl Smith, second in the soft hall throw, accompanied by teachers, suburban Silver Spring,' Md., All town holidays will be It was pointed out that until relationship between the his car. msautoran off !he left softball throw, 300 yard dash,. and ' received participant Miss Wendy Schmidt and Mrs. observed on the same day as the area is cleared of wrecked pare~~~~ and teachers should side of the highway and also hospital where Wallace was ribbons in the SO yard dash and Kate Jarrell. A wiener roast they are celebrated nation- cars, nothing can be done. The provtde a much tmproved slammed into a guardrail . undergoing emergency and the 50 yard dash. · Rlchy Stone took a first in the the 300 yard dash. was held at noon at the Schmidt wide. · offender will be notified to educational program for each There was heavy damage to his surgei'y. home. Serving as trainer for car. No charge was filed. ' . Given a rirst reading was a ·remove the cars within 10 days. child, administrators said. the children at the Pomeroy stree t Humphrey's Makea Slalemeat The first of three Gallla light ordinance Calvin Lane, street school was Tom Banbrick, presented by Jack Welsh of the superintendent, asked for two Later, in a m&ternent, the COunty accidents occurred at former member of the Ohio Columbus and Southern Ohio loads of limestone and two former vice president said PRESENT THE PERSON • 10:.45 a.m. o.n Rt. 588 where University track team. "It's getting so !hat you don't Electric Co. The presen t loads of blacktop for the Farmers must make an Huber Lanier, 70, Rt. I, know what's going to happen contract the village has with · cemetery. Council agreed. appearance in the office of the Thurman, lost control of his anymore in our country in car whiCh ran off the roadway lhe electric company expires in Council also gave Henry ASCS Office, Masonic Temple, Entries are being accepted An individual sportsmanship politics. June. Werry permission to take one Pomeroy, In order to. certify striking a fence. No one was for the First Annual 16-Team trophy will also be presented as McGovern heard the newi 18 Welsh explained that the of the fire trucks to a fire compliance with the program Injured or cited. Fruth Pharmacy Men's Slo- will trophies for players with he was about to board his plane A hit~kip accident was inrates are the same with the school in Wellston in Sep- or the 1971 Feed Grain and Pitch Softball Tournament. the most hils and most home at Kalamazoo, Mich., beading exception of the addition of the tember for one day . The tournament, first of 1972 runs. Wheat program. A telephone vestigated at 1:~ p.m. on Rt. 7 for another campaign stop in at the Silver Memorial Bridge mercury vapor lights that will Attending were Mayor call will not suffice. in the Meigs-Mason area, wlll Entries will be accepted until (Continued fr om Page I) where a pick-up truck driven Flint. Ignoring urgings by be played at Bachtel Field in May 27 by contacting either meniber of the Eastern Board be placed on the parking lot. Baronick , Lucien Poulin, by Tracey G. Wolfinbarger, S3, Secret Service aaents, tightly Bob Wingett, Point•· Plel!iaftt of Educti!I~Jiwlio'Y(~ll!11~~e the There will be an~ncrease to ihe Ral~h .. Wer.ry; • Mees, "Don ·' · ' PLE.t!iANT''VA'LtEY .. Millon ~n Juneo· ~-4 .-. · bur)ched around him, that .J!e village of approximately $14 a Colltns, •Williatn -Snouffer and try , (ee ,is ~ . and two 'Names 'of pa(i~lt_ts' adnlttted Pt. PleaSIIIIt, was struck by an get 011 the platte;. 11. V!..i!¥1 ; diploma presentatl~ns . unknown vehicle . . There was mon(tl' depending on the fuel o\!ey ballsNDdtvidual and a Graduates are Ruth .Ellen cost clause whether there is an Elma . Rossen, council mem- arenotreleased!orpubllcation minor damage to the pick-up. shaken McGovern aikecl his . team trophy will be awarded to 6096 or Greg Gibbs, Miller's Adams, James Kenneth bers;. Jane Walton, clerk, and by hospllal authorities. A final accident occurred at supporters to ''hope and pray the tourney champions and Super Market in New Haven, 1- Amsbary, Larry Baker, increase or decrease in fuel Phyllts Hennessy, treasurer. DISCHARGES: Yvonne Michael Ray Benedum. Joyce costs. 7:25p.m. on Rt. 1&0, one mile for tile speedy recovery of team trophies will be presented 304.a82-2145. Wright, Cheshire; Mrs. Emer north of Vinton. Charles S. Governor Wallace and say a Marlene Bing , Ri ckie Lee Also added in the new orthe runner-up and third place The drawing will ·be con- Bla ke, Jani ce Marie Boggs, Handley, Pliny: Milford Keeton, 24, Rt. 1, Vinton, lost prayer for our own country," dinance was the following , that team. Kathy Sue Brawley, Sammie ducted on Silnday, May 28. Lyvere, Point Pleasant: Mrs. control of his car which Turning back from t~e William Brown , Ernest the municipality by legislative Howard Brewer and daughter, plane's staircase, McGovern Calaway, Warren H. Calaway, action, or the company, shall traveled .left of the center Robert Jewel Caldwell. Sue Point Pleasant; Chester King, (Continued from page I) said "I must say I am shocked hi tting a guardrail. Hayes Caldwell , Charles have the righ t to termi~ate the Red House, and Mrs. John by this ,avage act." borssaid he was a ''loner" who Douglas Carr, Terrence Lane ordinance at any time upon Carpenter and son, New Rep. Shirley Ollsholm of Carson, John Cline. David written notice filed with the said very little. "His mother (Continued from Page I ) Richard Cremeans, Melanie Haven. New York, aiiO camp8lgnlng in Ellie Louise Allfriend, Joyce Connie Jo Lanning, Nancy Marie Dean. Kathy Diane Dill, other party at least 60 days ~arne t,~ see him a couple of GAME CANCELLED Michigan, was immediately . times, ~aid Mrs. Tony . Elaine Amey, John Wesley Jane Large, Fred A. Lee, Janice Marie Dixon. Barbara prior to such date . LOCAL TEMPS The Melga Reserve game Anderson, Susan An Ifa An given Secret Servle~~ pi'Wctlon Charles W.Legar Jr., Theodore l\nn Ebersbach. Dennis Roland Council in other business Wasche, wife of the apartment The temperature in downdrewS, Rick. Ash, Thomas Eichinger, Marjori e Marie granted permission to Guid~ boilding manager. "She said Henry Lehew, Freddie Jr . today at Gallipolis has been by President Nlloq. She comtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Edward Ball , irene Lois Lemley, Jelfrey Craig Lewis, Gillilan, Diana Sue Grueser, cancelled due to wet grounds. mented : ''!be AlneHcail iodeBarnes, Wayne Virgil Barnett. Douglas William Little, Trudy Joyce Lynn Grueser. Timothy Girolami to apply for a 3.2 beer ~e was worried because he Tuesday was 62 degrees under This is the 19th postponement Doris Eileen Barnhart. Willian Ann Lillie, Daniel R. McCloud. R. Gumpf, Nita Louise, HarriS, · license at a carry-out store to never caUed her· She said she cloudy skies. ty Is in serious trouble. We're Allen Barnhart, Opal Mae Kenneth D. McCune. Harold Rickie Lee Hauber, R. Alan be located in the former Cameo knocked on his door several of the season. The Meigs becoming very anl!llllllstlc Berry. James Robert Betz, Jr .. Dwight McDaniel, Pamela Kay Holler. Varsity Is scheduled to meet when our differences to be Leslie Janelle Betzlng. Cheryl Manley, Dwight H. Marlin. Julia Ann Holter , Roger Beauty Salon on u. s. Rt. 33 · times and thought she heard In high school, he had tried and . Ann Biggs. Robert Lynn Black. Debra Jo May , Larry Richard Will iam Karr, Steven Paul near the in ~rsection of 33 and noises inside, but no one an- faUed to make the football Ute Kyger Greek· team Wed- ·settled by a gun and oot by Robert Mic ha el Blac kston. Mees, Gary Edward Michael, Kirk man, Randy Steven nesday at Middleport. r~. " team. Deanna Kay Blackwood, Resa Randy H. Michael , Daniel R. Koehler, Rickie Lee Koenig. SR 7. All voted yes except Mrs. swered the door;" ' Alma Russell, who voted no. lrfrs. Wasche s brother-inJae Boothe . Martin . J . Midkltt. Mary A. Midkllf. .. Jennifer Lynn Lawson , Charles bbU r rrrw ill Broderi ck, John P. Bu ck. James A. Miller. Mark Marcinko, David G. Marcinko, Mayor William Baro- , law, Stephen, 17, ~ld he found Pamela Lynn Burson. Karen Eugene Miller , Paul Otis Dennis G. Marcinko. Richard in discussing a WaUa~e campatgn button in Lynn Cadle, Debra Jean Miller, Robert C. Miller. VIck ie Martin, Dave E. Mllihone. nick the condition of vii- Bremer s trash . There was a Carder, Barbara Ann Ann Miller, Thiry Diane Linda Lee Provence, Deborah Caruthers, George Fredrick Milliron . Jell A. Morris. John Lynn Pierce, Jean Newlun !age streets noted that Confederate flag on the floor of Casto, Dennis Charles Clark, E. Murphy, Cheryl Lynn Rey nolds, Ja fllce Robinson, something has to be done that the cluttered apartment, two William David Clark. Thomas Nelson , Darla Neutzllng. Connie Jean Rockhold. Harvey BY JACK O'BRIAN moom's herdy perennial "Day In, Dey Out"; Nolan Cooke. Marla Neutzllng. Kenneth Roseberry, Kathryn M. San. the streets have to be resur- boxes of bullets and a .gun GINGER SPURNS DOlLARS we've always had respect for any singer who James R. Cotterill. James E. Edwin Norr is. Daniel Blaine ders. Montie Ri chard Sanders, faced manual on a closet shelf. Counts, Sleven Douglas Craig. O' Dell . Cari- T. Offutt. Ann Larry Lee Stalnaker, Marvin FOR PENNEY'S sang a Rube Bloom song. Oilier Blooming Ma~or Baronick also comAbitofhlsllfewasscattered ' Robert Eslll Collins, Tom A. Mar ie Ohlinger. Deborah Kay E. Taylor, Shelly Wells. Connie NEW YORK {KFS) Ginger Rogers about the room: Report cards nifties- "Don't Worry 'Bout Me," "FooLs Rush Crisp. Michael Alan. Cullums. Ohlinger, Jimm ie Older, Kay Wells. Donna J. Wells, Janella Vay Cumings, Bron- Marcy Lee Owens, Edward Richard S. Williams, Mary Jo mended the police depariment, of average grades from South turned down '10,000 a week fill' th!Hummer In" and lots of almllar rich Rubles. wyn Ann Dalley. Marc Alan Charles Parker, Robin Lee Wolf. Marcella Louise, Wyers, j;~~~.g "They are doing 8 good Division High School where he stock. Takes her.new J. C. Penney job seriously Ami Richards, who almclt!t had an MGM Dailey,· Paul Melrose Darnell. Phal ln, Wetzel Phillips, Rhea Pooler Yonker, Randy . ., While Mayor Undsay was hlltlng the Mayor Baronlck also said he graduated; a receipt for an career until Louis B. Meyer decided she was Jr., Samson Do!lrst, Judy L. Ki mm y lane Pierce, RickY Young . hopeless Presidential traU, his City HaD winDa vis, Adell L. Davidson, Leon Carol Piece, Stephen Eric has had nwnerous complaints lncometaxrefundof $5.17fr<m competish to Greer Carson, had a smitrt Ubrief Walla.ce Vann Dav is, Ollvea Powell , Karen Leslie Price, dows were bullet-proofed ... Trlsh Van Devere ceUuloid run aoo retired to write, Her poetry about the taxicab company the stale of 'WIBconaln; dirty CeLene DeLegal, Ellen Garnet Carolyn Kay Pugh, Connie Lu ANDY" HOMERS located on Court St . in clothes; airline ·and motel chopped her "One Is a Lonely Nwnber" movie- waa up for a Nat'! Boot Award ... Ann and Demoskey , Andrea Margaret Radford. Dewhurst, Jo Ellen Diehl , Jim Anderson of the FarPomeroy. lt was suggested the l:cochures; and a variety of plug tour short to answer that titular plea from · Edward Harold Ramsburg, ' Charles R. Dill, Paul F. Dill, Debra Ann Rawson, Janel mers Bank and Savings Co. owner, Don Covert,· be sent a reading material ranging from ber man, George C. Scott. They're somewhere lmsband, Italian sclentlat Edmond Angelo, live Nancy Joan Dixon , Roger Lynn Reeves, Paul Allen Slo-Pl tch team in the M&M "Confucius Say" to "sn In Coonectlcut ... Cafe planlat BIB Rwtien at the in W. C. Fields' old H'wood mUJSIC)ll. Where Eugene Dixon, Steven Harold Reltmlre. Rosemary Ri ce, they Inherited enough empty whiskey cratea to l'egister,ed letter requesting comics." oDunfee, Kathy J. Durst, Daniel Crystal Faulkner Richmond, League had the only homer In a him to meet with coWicll at the Italian Steakbouse lias a definite pi'oblem! 1!f stock their llreplace fill' yeara. Gone About a Month . Ray Ellis; Harvey . Wallace Margarel Jean Riggs, Mil isa 17-hit attack Monday evening looks like Don Rlctlea ... BreiMia Vaccaro In tbe Mafia.authtr Gay Talese at the Plaia told next scheduled meeting. Stephen Waache said Bremer Erlewlne. Howard Mil es K. Ri zer. Raymond Henry at Syracuse park when the Erlewlne, James E. Estep. TV movie ''What's a Girl Uke You ... " was Jim Mees and the mayor had had been away frun Roach. Will iam Nathan BIIIMazerblsalmaniater, theN. Y. Timel, and David Alan Fife, Eddie E. Robinette. Chester Allen Bankers downed the K&K a request from Mrs. John Moon the apartment for about - limply the DIOit adorable clown since Carole the Mafia "are not unalike. Both Involve 8 File. Sheila Marie Folmer. Roush, J. T. Rue. Lois Ann Mobile team 13-1 in a make-up l4nbard for tile to he placed over a month, or since shortly after David Keith Gardner. Debra Rupe, Susan Elaine Rusche!, nepotlam." ... Yvonne Elllman, one of the two · Lynn Garnet, Sh irley Ann Rebecca Gay Scaggs,i Jon game. The losers got 10 hits. cree~ on property belonging to the Wisconsin [l'esidentlal p.i.Why Henry Klsalnger doesn't Jet his voice good things about "Sit~r," recmled her Garnes, John P. Gilliam. Scott, Deborah Leanne' Sebo, be taped nor speak 011 TV : he sounds like Dr. first IOlo albwn Utled jast wltll her Jiante. She mary April 4. Wallace ftnlshed Dennis James Gilmore. Sandra Allee Jean Sisson, Alvin Ray Strangelove ... David Cassidy's out of bls alao wrote "Interlude l!lf Johnny" and recorded Louise Gloyd, Sherry Marie Smith, Fred Smith, Richard R. ~ second iii that p.i.mary. Gloyd, VIctoria Lynn Grate, Smith, Ron B. Smith, Stella Sue There was a letter to a Ill- diapered mlndpoalng for nude pill in the dlrty- It ~- There an her first wUecl mllodiea Nancy Sue Greenlee, Mark Smith, Barbara Ann Snyder. year-old glrl .he had dated and preu. And letting them aet him up fpr anti· . anywhere outside "J.C.S." - for whim 'she Patri ck Grees , Ter.ry Le e Susan Elaine Soulsby, Timothy Grogan, Connie Elleen Mark Spires, Steven Craig (Continued from page 1) who now refused to speak. to audiiiiCe quote&, ftelth:r language and prurient ~ 10 beautifully the 1011ga rl Mary Grueser , Jon M . Grueser , Stanley . anai,Iel of IU llttJe.ilrl audleJI!:.III .,, MGM Magdalene: . ' . Templeton Grueser, Melan ie Brenda Darlene Staats, as a manifestation of a growing tradlllon of violence in the United him, The letter said he had wanted 'liB starlet Susan Dey to strip ftr a Anne Hackett . Brenda K. Richard Lee Stewart, Janet States. Moscow Radio menUoned the shooting as the third item thought of killing himlelf'slnce . Lana 1')trW•s starting a new Q!reer : Haggy. Cathy L. Hall, Steve B. Louise Stivers. Terry Wayne · on a morning new$Cast but offered no conunent . Playboy centerfold, bUt tile wile child snubbed frCinUng "Lana Tunier ijealth Splia,'' a ft:an· he was 13, that she had given Halley. Russell L. Haning. Stobart; Steven Lewis Story, him reason to live and "I the stuPdltJ. !lie lllll'ely has a tidy-Glee nut· chlse • prmnotltm llatting In New Jlll'le)' ... Harold William Hanson. Larry Michael Terrell Struble. Karen "An attempt wi!B made on the life of the governor or Richard Harman. Catherine Ellzabeth ,Sutherland, VIcki Alabama, George Wallace, who Is seeking presidential tlloitght YQU were my friend." . tilng role In upartrldce Family," wblch Ia one That's where Mickey ~ IWted bla Jill Harris. Patricia Ann Lee Sutton. John V. Swaerz, The girl's mother, Mrs, lnlelllgent declaiCIII even if the show's 11a1> "chain" rl perflll'ming-ecbooll·r unW ""' ~~~~~~~ very Harris. Ronald W. Harrison. Steven Ray Joseph Tatterson, nomination," the Soviet announcer said, reading a Tass news ·Margaret Pemrich, said "be Stephen R. Hartenbach. Joyce Ann Taylor, Judy agency dispatch from Washington. Vice President Spiro T. was very strange. I said heUo Master CUtddy fblbbad the teet ,., Brigitte first l1ni brdte ... The Pepel-blt!yele jaJnbtree Charles D. Hatfield, Bruce Marlene Taylor. Michael Bardot Bits down ver:r carefully. Fell off her · will fill c.ntral Part with 101111 18,11111 ride\'1 ,Hawley, Deborah Lynn Robert Taylor1 Tim A. Taylor, Agnew learned of the shooting in Tokyo where-he arrived after to him for two years llld be hone. ,. May 2t-211 ... Nlplelube are limping tonrd Hawley, Rhonda Lynn Hawley, Ruth Ann Terrell, Potrlcla L. representing the United States at ceremonies returning Okinawa never said anything." A faliled jeweler (no reuon to ment1oo their uaual boped.for leiiOIIai )JUIIi - )I'OIIl. Kenneth David Hayes, Thoma, John Steven Thomas. IAl Japanese rule. "I am shockl!d and saddened to learn of the · Talldng to newsroom 1n the Theodore. P. Hayes, Mildred Frederick Robert Thompson. pop's name; be wu apfnlt the caper) Ia half. Jane Hazell(in, Michael A. George Cllnlon Thompson . wounding of Gov. WaUace," Agnew said. "Our concern goes out kitchen of his downstairs relieved that his 1011, bulted for IW'C(ftica In klda wbo get lola of bread from da4 ftr their annual bubea. !Jmo.feiUia. 1110 II;ICIIJl. Heck, Roger Irving Hendrix, Robert .Bruce Titus. Caralynn IAl the governor's wife and children at this hour, as well as the duplel: on the near South Slde, Otey E. 'Herdman. Jr., Perry Tracy, Maralynn Tracy, Rex famllles of others wounded in this brutal asaault. We fervently · with dinner 11alf-eaten- Morocco, Is home. Now be's ago~ II will Meta liar Ed Kruepoo1 bou&ht undies lor 'Frank Hoffman, Jr .• John R. Dean \lance, Ernest Keith Van happen again and gel In the N. Y': Pll*'l ... lia wife at the EloUque lilliil&llloMbleHbop. · Bremer said he hadn't heard Hunnell, Margie Jo Hunnell, lnWagen, Martin Allen ho(l!' for their early recovery." ~·s lo118-t'8111ll plamlng: Alldy Warhol Mike Hysell, Robert Jeffrey Vaughan, V1ctor Anthony In Meta blue~ colon 71t ... JD!IIIlwotlh lilt his son menU011 WaDace. ''He Hysell, Deborah Lynn Johnson, Vaughan, Paul R. Walker. finished his fum, I'Heat," (I WPJiie rip-ot( of . publlel&, by nflllilic • ' , . Sheryl Ann Johnson. Charles Penny V. Walters, Joan , ·CINCINNATI-BAILEY TURNER, an Ohio member of the wu a Humphrey man like "SUnset. Blvd.") ~ motlelt violet Sylvia 71!11" IO!IIbt and 111111 ICIIIII In Fllian'l "IJI!IItrl rl Snapit Edward Jones, Fred Joseph Irene Ward, Joe Welker, Ruby Black Caucus, a national cltizetitfgroup, said Monday night he myself," Bremer laid. Jonn, Cindy Rayne Jordan, Jean Werry, Kenneth Harlan ''very atrongly condemns" the shooting of Alabama Gov. George Hla 111111 nm~r had a gun at Mllel ml Joe Delaalndro with an accldenlll llland" llht, Now lbe'1 CIIWiti18 on the Richard Anderson Kelly, Wheeler, Chester Glen Wigal, · C. Wallace. · home, Bremer said. Tbe ft!lale. Shy Ultle Sylvia wu IUppoaed to t1boot l,oMm allp llartera lit an "Abelllll Thomas R. Kern, Joyce Louise Rebecca Ann Will, Clarence J. Ketns, Diana Sue King, Sheryl Williams, Mark B. Williams; 1'1111 .... l'll7btit "!think that Gov. Wallace l!jleaks to a point ~view that Bremen .were quetlloned Joe, and tbe IUD elkted wllbaut a ·q tllld Helolle" mml .;. 'l'bi Dtnll,e King, Arthur Kent Debbie Luann, Wisecup, really needs to be heard and be ~esaed in this country," lrlefly by au11torilles about Sylvia uttered 0111 andllit atotacY - ean- 'lbtltar baa an anhnalad IIP"PPtiR'IIIIII Art K,_, ' Carolyn Sue Wood, Earle Lee liderecl 10 funny It'll be the ..... Deca lt1d!*n 1n llteloltb:r,!Mtnc.., old WtUIIm Oavldl Krawsczyn, Wood, Edith Louise Wood, Turner .said. "I would very strongly condemn any kind of violent ,Arthur· ' ''111e Guldlnc Licht" 1ltlr DoD Stenrt !~QIIilll of lite •• Pllelnlllll ftiiDw ilbd Kerll Rae Kuhn, David G. Rebecca Sue Wright, Terry W. acUvlty and, more expressly, what happened in Laurel, Mel., Arthur had woRed Plrt time Lambfrt, Mlcheel Lee Lam· Wyatt, Cathy Ann- Votes. · toda'y." Turner Is chalnnan of Ohio's 1Bt and alCI congrNs~onaJ · 81 • busboy ml jlnJtar after doerll't subvert lia tmace. His 1011111 It .... be mlllllllaJ . . . II. , . . ... bert, Clllrlfl L• Lane, Steve Edward A. Young, VIctor Philharmonic clllrq tile Fllbt ftr vllld, ''YOII' frlendl:r 1llftbbw1tood ........... Lalit. S,ftven Kelly Lane, Charles Young Ill. · district delegalloo ~ the Black Caucus.. · ~:::ukeep==h~~ 1bow lncludel '"'bb 11:Jw '/,God," IIIII R11be es Bob Walson drove In two l1l11!l with a homer '"d a slagle Jim Fregosl's !IU'ee-run homer in the eighth il)ning carried and Jimmy stewart had three bits to pace tile H-ton at- , theMelspastMontrealand helped robkie Jon MaUack record his UPi Sports Writer Dave Roberts, who hss had his problems gelling started with laek. Roberts struck out sii In ·UIIIq bls reroo;d to Z-1 aDd fourth victory without a loss. New York ·had managed only three the Astros this season, moved out in the right direction Monday hits in the first seven Innings when Rusty Staub singled and Cleon also bad three bits, lneludltig a key slqle darillg·a tbree-nm rught with a seven-hitter as Houston beat the AUania Braves, 8-2, second inlllng n~Uy . Jones walkl!d to set the sta_ge for Fregosi's homer. Tommie Agee ~~ Roberts credits music!or his return to f.orm. Elsewhere in the NL, New York downed Montreal, 5-3; Pills- also had a two-run homer ·for the Mels. I was too keyed up and I · Roberto Clemente's three.cun ho~r in the seventh inning burgh beat St. Loots, 4-1, U.. Angeles edged San Diego, Z-1 and haven't had my mind on the enabled the Pirates to defeat St. Loois and hand winless Bob Philadelphia, blanked Chicago, YJ. game enough lately," said In the American I..eague, Baltinore edged Detroit, 3-2, Gibson his fifth straight defeat. Clemente, who did not hat in a Roberts, a native of Gallipolis, . Chicago nlppeil Minnesota, 4-3, Ollkland shaded California, 2-1, run during April but is on a streak this month, homered after Ohio. "I needed to relax. I Dave Cash singled and Vic Davalillo reached base on an error. and Kansas City edged Texas, 5-4. listened to music for about two hours before the game. I didn 't ' take field or hatting practice. I just listened to the music-the Temptations, the Fifth Dimension - and it seemed to Wilbor Wood , making his triumph over the Detroit is now just 21> games behind By VITO STEWNO work. I hadn 't won a game for Detroit. second consecutive start with UPI Sporll Writer Tigers. this club in the Dome and I In the other three games, two days rest, pitched B 2-3 Palmer wound up with a You can tell the Baltimore ·wanted it for the club and the Orioles have, probl~ when a folir-hitter as he evened his · Chicago heat Minnespta, 4-3, innings to pick up his sixth Dave Roberts fans." Oakland edged California, 2-1, victory of the season. He lasted pitcher has to supply some record at 3-3. Despite the team's slow and Kansas City nipped Texas, until the nlntl) inning when hatting punch to the··llneup. . Harmon Killefirew homered start, which may be due in part 5-4. "It used wbe that the offense In the National League, for the Twins' first earned run would pick the pitchers up but to the absence of Frank now I think the pitchers are Robinson, Manager Earl Pittsburgh beat St. Louis, 4-1, and Steve Brye doubled. Terry going to have to pick the of· Weaver doesn't sound as if he's Philadelphia blanked chicago, Forster replaced Wood and fense up," Jim Palmer said worried. "Last year after 36 4-0,NewYork edged Montreal, struck out Eric Soderholm to Monday night after he slam-. games, we were four games S-3, Houston routed Atlanta, 6- end the game . John "Blue Moon" Odom med a triple apd scored the behind Boston," he reminded ' 2, and Los Angeles shaded San By Unhed Pre55 lnternatfonat ' American League pitched a two-bitter and Angel National League East winning run in Baltimore's 3-2 the writers as he noted the club Diego, 2-1. w. I. pel. g.b. East 14 8 .636 w. t. pet. g.b. Cleveland New York Detroit 13 9 .591 1 18 7 .720 Philadel phia 1~ . 10 .6110 3 Baltimore 12 11 .522 2112 Montreal Boston 8 12 .400 5 13 12 .520 5 Pittsburgh 12 12 .5110 5'12 New York 8 14 .364 6 Ch icago 11 13 .458 6'12 Milwaukee 6 14 .300 7 St . Louis West 10 17 .370 9 West w. I. pel. g.b. 16 6 .727 w. t. pet. g.b. Minnesota OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI)- Monday, the A's traded infiel- he said about his career, "I've statistics show it, I don't think Los Angeles 17 10 .630 Oakland 14 7 .667 1'12 Houston 15 10 .6110 1 Chicago 14 9 .609 2•12 Denny McLain, two-time Cy der Dwain Anderson to the St. had thrills people never he could help anybody right now." Cinci nnat i 12 13 ,180 4 Texas 10 14 ·.417 7 Young Award winner. who won Louis Cardinals for lefthanded dreamed of having. San Diego 12 15 .444 · 5 Kansas City 10 15 .400 1•12 The Athletics were juggling "They'll have to rip the 31 games in 1968, has been sent relief pitcher Don Shaw. They 9 15 .375 8 Atlanta 10 16 .385 6'/2 Cal iforn ia their roster today. unirorm d!f me. You know, I San Francisco 9 19 .321 9l;2 down to the minors by the recalled outfielder George Monday's Results In the Shaw-Anderson trade Baltimore 3 Detroit 2 Monday's Results Oakland Athletics. Hendrick and infielder Ron just turned 28 in March." Chicago 4 Minnesota 3 New York 5 Montreal 3 Williams said McLain was Oakland acquired a 28-year-old "I don't think he has the Clark from their Des Moines Ph ila 4 Chicago 0 Kansas City 5 Texas 4 , sent to Binning ham instead of who played in 45 games with velocity he ·had in the past," team in the American Pitts 4 St. Louis 1 Oakland 2 California 1 (Only games scheduled) Houston 8 Atlanta 2 said Manager Dick Williams in Association and sold outfielder the A's Triple-A club in Iowa the Cardinals last season. Today•s Probable Pllchers Los Ang 2 San Diego 1 because the warm weather in Shaw posted a 7-2 record with announcing the move . McLain Bob Brooks to Detroit. <All Times eon (Only P.ames scheduled) Tothe Southern League "might an ERA of 2.65. He is 0-1 on the day s Probobte Pllchars Oakland tSegul · 0-01 at will go to the American League California !Cl ark 2-3) , 11 p.m. team's Claas AA farm club in I All Times EDTI McLain had mixed emotions help him ." He did not currenl season. Anderson failed ' to hit in Montreal (Morton 1·21 at New Texas t Gogolewskl 2-1) at Birmingham, Ala. elaborate. about the decision. York (Seaver 5.1), 8 p.m. Kansas Citr (Oal Canton 2·2 or seven appearances at the plate Williams and McLain met In other personnel changes "If the game ends tonight," .Chicago (Hooton 2-21 at Rooker 1·0 , 8:30 p.m. . after bejng recalled from Des before the A's departed for Philadelphia IChampion 3·11, Minnesota (Woodson J.Ol at 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Bahnsen 3·4), 9 p.m. Southern California and a Moines in early May. Balflmore (Cuellar 1·31 at St. Louis (Wise 2·21 at Clark, 29, played for Mincurrent series· with the Angels Pittsburgh (Walker O·IL 8 p.m. Detroit (Timmerman 2-2), 9 e nesota and Seattle and was and the former star was given Atlanta IScheuler 1·0 or p.m. acquired by the A's in 1970. the word. Jarvis 2·21 at Houston !Reuss 2· New York (Kekich 2·21 at 21. 8:30p.m. · Cleveland (Hargan 0·0 or . "He had no material to argue Brooks opened the season in . Los Angeles !Singer 2·31 at Colbert O·OL 7:30p.m. with," said Williams. "From center field lor the A's when San Diego (Grell 3·3L 8:30p.m . Boston (Culp 2·31 at Mllwauk· ·· the way he's throwing, and the regular Angel Mangual suiCincinnat i (Nolan 3·1 and ee IBrett 2-31. 8: 30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Billingham 0·51 at San Flanclsco (Stone 0·2 and Bryant 1·2) , 2, Oa kland at Calif. night Texas at Kan City, night 8:. 30 ~~ti nesdoy •s Games The Dai~ Sentinel Bait at Detroit, night . 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I look on it will expect. Each man should oo the American Basketball the second half," said Nets nesday, !hey will return on Asaociati011 championship. Coach Lou Carnessecca. "We do distance running at least like another college course for Thursday at 4 p.m. In the Barry ocored 26 points, couldn't stop them in the last twice a week and sprint three them .!.' The graduates of that course, finals that will be played on almost 10 less than his average game, but !Ills time we reac- days a week . • the Veterans Hospital Field. "The great majority ob-· the Browns veterans, report fpr the first three games ted. We ·made them take Good Luck, Eagles! agalnlt Indiana: But the star tougher shots. We were behind, vlously worked at getting in for similar workouts Saturday. forward neeDed in the passing S9-S4, at halftime and we talked shape.'' In the mile run , the fastest department with nine assists, defense because we were hl_gh for the contest, as the Neta gelling destroyed under the time, 5:30, was recorded by defeated the Indiana Pacers, boards . . _We boxed out free agent linebacker Ron 110-105, Monday night to McGinnis and as a result he square their best-of.jM!ven final couldn't get the quick rebounds playoff series at two games and takeoffs." ' • TOLEDO HOST apleee. The Nets also received some , TOLEDO (UP!) - The 26th The series resumes in In- surprising offensive he!p from dianapolls Thursday night with Ollie Taylor, who scored 16 annual Mid-American Conthe sixth game back here points, including a driving one- ference golf, tennis and track • Saturday afternoon. If a hande.r that put New York in championships will be held seventh game ta needed, it will front for good at 92J.lO with 8:02 here Thursday through be played Tuesday, May 23, at left in the game. Taylor said he Saturd1\)'. 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Calirornia back and eventually lied the starter Nolan Ryan, who left game in the eighth on Dick after 3 2-3 innings because of a Billings' sacrifice fly . thigh injury, took the loss. Cookie Rojas' double with one out in the eighth inning DOMESTIC sna pped a 4-4 deadlock and gave Kansas City the victory Denny McLain Shipped To. Minors Four.Blue Ribbons are Won " Plnch-blller Chris CaD!ilzzaro's Infield single wltb 'the base$ loaded and on~ out in the nlntb lnniDC .. scored Wlllle Davis with the winning run in the Dodgers' victory over San Diego. Davis' double and a pair of walks filled the baaes aDd Cannil:zaro; balling for Duke Sims, scored Davis with a grounder to deep short. . Woody Fryman drove in two runs and pitched a six-bitter ai the PhitS beat Chicago. Rookie Mike Anderson and WlWe Montanez had homers for the Pbils. Fryman's two-run single capped a three-run seventh and stopped Ferguson Jenkins' winning streak against the Phils at eight gam~. ., Your local the wagon. ' See Your.N~rest Ford Dealer Today �•• 4- The Dell¥ Sentinel; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1972 'I lI I I 'I 'I' I I I Some Object.i·· Series • .- BOSTON (UPJ)-The rp resident of the National Hockey League says he expects a wave of player sentiment wW convince 'the circuit's 14 owners they should permit 'NHL stars to participate in an ' ln_ternstlonal series against Rll98ia next September. Campbell acknowledged here Mon<lay, at a luncheon honoring Bobby :·o rr, that seyeNil owners have expressed objections to the proposal that Canadian-born players _ be penn!tted . to represent their country in an eight-game series against Russia because they feared key players might suffer disabling injuries. "But I don't thlDk any owner can resist supporting this series because of the attitude of the players," Campbell said. 11 1 don't think there's one Canadian player who woulcjn 't give his ey~ teeth to be able to play against the Russian I '' 1 I 1-The Dally Seltinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, o., May 16,19'12 Su.pt. Bowen Will.Address Eastem 8th G~ade Classes . Generation Rap ' ' Mljor L~gue Leodtrs . By llniled Press lnternolionll Leading Billers National league g. ab r. h. pd. Rssll, LA 22 53 5 23 .43.1 Slenel, PiI 17 55 10 21 .382 Torre,SI.L 25 9712 37 .381 Tolan, Cin 25 98 22 37 .371 Snguiln, Pi I . 24 99 10 37 .374 Lee, SO 20 67 11 2S .379 Oliver, Pi I 24 103 13 38 .369 Cedno, Hou 22 93 16 .33 .JSS May. Hou < 22 89 16 31 .348 Alou. St. L 24 84. 8 29 .345 American Leagu~ g. ab r. h, pet. . Berry, Cal 17 53 s 19 .358 Braun. Min 16 62 7 22 .ass 'Kelly, Chi 18 65 10 23 .3S4 McCrw,Cie 22 69 10 24 .348 Pnlela, KC 25 93 14 31 .333 Plnsn,.Cal 22 82 9 27 .329 Munsn,NY 22 73 10 24 .329 Cash, Det 22 74 11 24 .324 Brhmer, Cle 16 59 10 19 .322 Freehn, Del 20 78 14 25 .321 Home Runs National League: Colbert, SO 9; Wynn , Hou 7; . Aaron, Atl. Perez, Cin, May, Hou, Stargell, Pitt and Kingman, SF 6. THE VICEROYS WILL PRESENT a musical concert at tbe First aiurch of the Nazarene in Racine at 7:30 p.n. on Saturday. Members of the group repreSent nearly 30 years of gospel singing. Members of the group 8re atff Chamblin, baritone, who attends the Centerville ChiD'Ch of the Nazarene; Dl!vld Re¥J!Oids, tenor, who attend's the Assembly of God Church; Mike Cieghom, who attends the Church of the Open Bible, ·and Billy stamper, pianist, and musical arranger, who attends the First Church of God. The pastor of the Reine church extends an Invitation to the pubUc. American League: Darwin, Minn 6: Allen. Chi. Cash, Del, Duncan and Jackson, OakS. Runs Boiled In . National Lelgue: Kingman , SF 24; Tolan, Cln 23; Perez, Cln and Wynn, Hou 22; Colberl. Linescores Mijor League Results . By Unl ed Presi lntern•tional Colonial Tournament Is Still First Class Event Meigs County Superin.' tendeot of Schools Robert Bowen will deliver the address w~n commencement Is held for eighth graders of the three elementary schools in t~e Eastern Local School District ·at' 8 p.m. Monday.. The junior high schoql band, . directed by Charles WUls, will . present the processional and . the fecess.lonal and the Junior •· high scliool chorus, directed by Mrs. Maline Whitehead, 'wW present "Sing a .Rainbow'' and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brolher." Principals of · the three achoola will join dislrlct ' superintendent, John D. Riebel, Sr., In presenting the dlp!OIIIIa. The prlnclp8Is In· clud~ ,Herbert Matheny, · Chesler · Grace Weber . ' · M 1 ' Riverview, and ar on Parker, ,Tup~s .Pistns. George Pickens president of · · ' . t the .eighth ,gr.ade · c1ass a Riverview, altd Sonya Adams, Tuppers Plans eighth grade · I ''president,-will g1ve a we Come and Jeff Holter, president of the 'Chester eighth grade class, will introduce the guest · 21. speaker. . The benedlchon vocation wW be by Eugene Underwood, the Tuppers Plains Chll!:~h: • . and Inthe Rev· pastor. of Christian . Members of "'•three elghlh clasw are: CHESTER r · Betsy Ams. bary, Brencfa Anderson, Tamml &lhr, . Avis Bissell, Steve Chaney. Brian Conde, Denise Del!n, DO!' Eichinger, Sherry Epp'le, Dana . Flck, Joanne Flck, Jeff Holler, Pamela Kautz, Lorna Marshall, Mikel Milhoan, Mark L. Mora, Dlama Morris, Terry Morrison, ~!eve Nelson, Kathy Newell, Lester Parker, Gary Pooler, Faye · Lynn Reed, Na~cy Ridenour, Dianna Root, " li"&&"'·w·,·m·w.:m:::·····~·-~·r-z: ...~~, ::::. 0:..:.,. •.•,o ~.•,. ~ ;; • • •• \ .~•. ••••• • Bonnie Roseberry , Deborah i Social Calendar ·::' grade Samos, Steve Schmucker , Wenola Schmucker, Ronnie Staats, Peggy Trussell. Lola Walker, ll&vld Watson, Rodney White, Debra Windon, Patricia Wlndqn, Sharon Young. ' . RIVERVIEW - .. David1 be there. Cabin will be cleailed . TU~Al Adams, Andr.ews, GROUP 2, First . United ' and those attending are asked Diana Barbara Atherton.. Sheri Presbyterian Church Mid- to take supplies. Barringer, George Bas lm, dleporl, ·at .the .home of' Mrs. THURSDAY , Sandra Buchanan, Russell Burns, James Dillon, Melinda Myron Miller, '7: 3o Tuesday AFTERNOON CIRCLE , Evans, Monld Good, David night. Book study by Mrs. Heath United Methodist Hannum, Douglas Hauber, Harry Moore; · devotions by Church, Middleport, annual Beth Howlll, Christine Merlin, Mrs. Joe Bailey. luncheon. Members to take GO<ll'ge Pickens, Tom Reed, MIDDLEPORT Lodge J63 covered dish and own table Carl Smith, Sandra Smith. TUPPERS PLAINS- Sonya F&AM will confer the service; meal and roll fur- Adams, Thomas Avis, Cheryl fellowcraft degree on one nished, I p.m. Benedum, !;dna Boogs, Dav1d Buchanan, Dele Dillon, Nlesel candidate Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Duvall, Harold Eagle, ~red All Master Masons invited. · Conservation League, ceramic Honacher, Timothy Kuhn, THIRD F1RIDAy Club demonstration 7:30 p.m. Anthony LaComb, Jim Landon, Tuesday 7:30p.m. at home of Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gary Longenetle, Jellrey Marcinko, Cathy · Maxey, Mrs. Fred Dessauer. Alice Mills, Second St., Mid· Pamela Mlllhone, Diana PAST.Presidents, American dleport. lnslallatlon of officers Pullins, Connie Putman, Legion Auxiliary ·of Drew James Rucker, Deborah d busIness mee ting al t he Sanders, Charles Sargent, Webster Post 39, 7, 30 p.m., an home of. Mrs. Don Grueser; Julio Schultz, Carol Spurlock, Wednesday, home of Mu . also white elephant sale. Benjamin Upton, Jr. Harry Davis, Spring Ave., with ROCK SPRINGS Beller Mrs. Ray Fox, assisting Health Ci~b. home of Mrs. . hostess. Harold Blackston, 1:15 p.m. -EASTERN Athletic Boosters Thursday. Mrs. Arlee Abbott to That Loosn tonight, 7:30 p.m.. at high have the program, Mrs. NHCI Not Embarrass school. Plans for July •th William Witte lhe contest. Don't keep worryiar about your eelebration and county fair Election of officers. Welghls to loile tooth dropplq at tho )lftOIII food stand will be made and be ta~en for special fund time. A dtntunt adhlllvt caa help. FASTEETH•II-deaturw aloq. election of officers held. er, ftrmer, ltet4ler bOld. MIDI eat-raising project. Ina men enJoyable. For more lleUI'ity WOMEN'S j uxlllary , SOUTIJERN Local Board of and comfort - FASTEETH DonVeterans Memorial Hospital, ture Adhe1l.ve Powder. Denture• cafeteria, 7:30 Tuesday. SUent Education, 8 p.m. Thursday at ., that ftt art -tltl lo booltb. See high school. '""' dentlot I'OfulariJ, - adv. auction to be held. ' National Leag~e St. Louis 0011100 ooo- I 5 1 American League: Darwin , Pitts 000 010 30x- 4 II 0 Minn 21 ; Freehan, Det 19 l Gibson (0-5) and Simmons; Allen, Chi 18; Carew, Mlnn and Ellis (4-1) and Sanguillen. HRDuncan, Oak 16. FORT WORTH, Tex ." money next year," said tour· Ciemenle (2nd) . , Pitching team." (.UP!)- The Colonial Natlooal nament chairman Pete Davis. Campbell agreed that Sep. · National League: Ray, Hou, Atlanta 000 011 ooo- 2 7 1 Invitation Golf Tournament, "And weare going to talk to the Sutton, LA and McDowell, SF S030 001 31x- 8 IS 1 !ember was not an Ideal time O; Seaver, NY S·li Carlton, Phil Houston Kelley, Nash (1), Hardin 181 which Jerry Heard won last people who run the Dallas for the aerlea, .because NHL 5-2; Nlekro, All 5·3. and Casanova: (2·11 Sunday; has been looked upon !Byron Nelson Golf Classic) American League: Lolich, and Edwards. LP-Roberts clubs are In training camp at Kelley 11 -4). for years as one of the classier and .Houston (Houston Open) Del 6·1: Wood, Chi and Perry, HR- Walson . (4th) . that time. events 0n the golf circuit each tournamep\s about the Ciev 6·2; Coleman, Del 5·2: six "None of us would have lied with 4 victories. .possll>lllty of.gettlng up a prize Los Ang 010 000 001- 2 6 1 year. I chosen the dates they (the San Dle9o 000 000 01~ 1 6 I As late as 1967 only 72 per- for ·a 'Texas Champion."' Down1ng, Brewer (7) , Mik- sons were Invited to play over Russians) did," Campbell said. The Texas champion would International League kelse• (9) and Sims, Cannizarro "But In view of the fact It took Standings (9) ; Arlin, Caldwell (8), Cork· the rugged, pecan tree-studded be the golfer who had the best so long to get a.breakthrough United Press International Ins (91 and Kendall. WP- ijnksandtheplayersjustbelow total after playing In all three W, L. Pet. GB Brewer (2-0) . LP- Caldwell 11· oo this, I think we'll accommothe likes of Arnold Palmer, Texastournsmen~ Dallas, Richmond IS 10 .600 1). date them." Tidewater 16 12 .S71 'h Jack Nicklaus, Billy Casper Houston 'and Fort Worth. He said four games would be Rochesler 16 12 .S71 •;, Chicago ooO 1100 ooo- 0 6 0 and Gary Player thirsted for "Igetlhefeellngthatmostof 11 11 .SOO 2'12 Phil a played In Canada and four in Charleston 1100 010 30x- 4 5o an invitation. the players are In favor of it, Louisville 11 13 .458 3'1> Jenkins 13·3) and Hundley; Russia. "Mmtreal, Toronto, Syracuse Bul times have altered the and ~I the people In Dallas 11 14 .440 4 Fryman (2-1) and McCarver. Vancouver and probably Peninsula 12 16 .429 4'1> HRs- Anderson (2nd), Monta- proud, old Colonial. are ill favor of it," said Davis. 11 IS .423 4112 nez (2nd). Winnipeg would be the Toledo No longer is it-as It once "We haven't talked to the Monday's Resulls -Canadian sites," Campbell Tidewater S Richmond 1 Monlreal 1100 110.001- 3 9 0 was~ne of the richest events Houston people yet. Anything said. · "The games In Russia Rochester 2 Toledo 0 N.Y. 000 020 03x- 5 S0 In the nation. The field has we do would haye 'to be ap. · will be played at Mosrow and peninsula 5 Charles 4 (11 Slonernan, Strohmayer (6) bulged to more than 100 and no proved by Joe Dey (commls· Innings) ' Leningrad.'~ and Bocca bella Mat Ia c k, longer do all of golf's big sioner of golf). ·Louisville at Syracuse (ppd., Frisella (9) and; Grote. WPCampbell said he expected rain) . names flock to test their games 1 "We wantto do anything that Frlsella (2·0) . LPSirohmayer tile matter would be resolved (0-1) . HRs- Agee (4th), Fregosi against one of the more rugged would add to the Interest of our - -· As"/, Playoff Standings May 25 when the owners meet (3rd). · By United Press International courses In the nation. tournarnenl and to golf In In New York. ( Besl-of-Seven Finals) The tournament, however, is Texas. We would like to do it (Only games scheduled) w. I. pel. Campbell also said he envistill the first-class social event even if it means giving just a MEIGS County Alcoholism American League New York 2 2 .500 llioo~ a "true world's· cham· Baltimore ·on 000 lOG3 8 o it always has been. Folks from trophy. But I prefer giving and Drug Abuse committee Indiana 2 2 .SOO Detroll 110 1100 ooo- 2 4 0 throughout Texas 'show up to some money too. It could be Tuesday 7:30p.m. at St. Paul plolllhlp" coming out of the Monday's Results · Palmer (3-3) and Elchebar· · Canada-Russia matchup and New York 110 Indiana 105 ren ; Cain, Niekro ·(l), Slrampe gawk at the good looking girls chipped in by aU three tour- Luiheran Church. Tuesday's Game lidded tllat he felt It was FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity (9) and Freehan . LP- Cain (0- and swap storl~ gathered up naments." (No garne scheduled) 2) . HRs-G. Brown (2nd), Horton during the past year. posslllle tllat the Stanley CUp There are some things, Circle, 7:30 Tuesday. Mrs. AHL Playoff Standings (4th), Rettenmund (1st). chalnplons might one day play "We plan to talk about the though that Davis and the rest Kenneth Harris, leader; Mrs. By Unlttli.Pres~ternatlona In IIUdl B'<lepes.~ po~i~ility of ra1Sing the prize of 'the' Colonial tournament Henry ,Ewl~g, '"Mts . Carl Texas~ ~:ooq 012 01o4 s1 1Besf'Jt Sev ii>IIS) r ' "I thtni'It woullfbe ludicrous ;... . •w. I. gf· g1 Kan Clly · · 010 300 Olx- 59 2 committee don't want to . Bilikam, hostess. Scotia 4 2 21- •8 Broberg . Panther (5), Pina • us to keep playing the <-Nova change. There have been some RUTLAND ... ..FIREMEN'S Baltimore 2 4 8 21 (7) and Lill lngs; Hedlund, Russians without being reprex.Ciinched series complaints from the golfers Auxiliary, 7:30 Tuesday night Abernalhy (8), Burgmeler 18) •nted by a Stariley CUp team," Monday's Result . and Kirkralrlck. WP- Burgabout the crowded conditions al lhe firehouse. Nova Scolla 4 Balllmore I meler (3-1 . LP- Pina (0-1). he .said. in the huge clubhouse • WEDNESDAY which is open to anybody who BIG BEND Neighborhood Mlnnesola 100 010 001- 3 6 I Ch icago 2201100 OOx- 4 6 2 has the price of admission Scout meeting, 9:30 a.m. at Perry, Corbin 12). Norlon(5) , during the tournament. Kiashuta . Day camp planning , LaRoche (8) and Mltterwald ; LONG BOTTOM - Relatives "We probably should close session. Unit leaders, helpers Wood, Forster ' (9) and Herrmann. WP- Wood (6-2) . LP- and friends calling here from a it," Davis said. "But we feel and other volunteers asked to Perry (3-2) : HR- Killebrew dislance due to the death of like this is part of Colonial. We 13rdl. Charles Hensley were Mrs. have the atmosphere of good Charles Murray, Ironton; old fashioned hospitality and Oakland 100 100 ooo- 2 5 I Calitornia 1100 001 ooo- I 2 0 RodneyoSpencer, Mr. and Mrs. we try to keep it. Just like Odom 12·0) and Duncan ; Joe Rebella and children, Mr. Ryan, Fisher W and Kusnyer. and Mrs. Bill Thurston, Mr. every other sport golf Is made Thrifti-Cut for the fan. They are the people LP- Ryan (2-3) . HR-Mangual and Mrs. Tom Gtoeneveld, who pay for the tournament." (lsi) . Rotary Mower 18" Mrs . Ted Hayman, Mike (Only games scheduled) Bissell, Columbus; Mr. and o3 H.P. LaUICil-T«:wwlleh enline Mrs. Goerge A. Hensley, Mr. ' olnatant-aetion reoolllltlrter PLAYER OF WEEK and Mrs. John C. Hensley, Mrs. NEW CONCORD, Ohio oCuttiq belibt adJUetable, 1 to Nolan, Billingham Maude Seals, Tuppers Plains; ( UP! ~ - Baldwin-Wallace 314incbel Mrs. Nellie Anderson and piU:he,\ CurL Karpinski has On Mound For Reds Clyde Allcorn, Beloit, Ohio; •Self-lubrleatlq .m.l bearlnp been named Ohio Conference's •Chrome-plated handle SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - Mr. and illrs. Albert Fulton, "player of the week" In the The Cincinnati Reds open a Warnick, Ohio; Margaret northern division of Marietta's West Coast tour here tonight Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Albert coutfielder Ouie Kenyon In the with a doubleheader against the Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Fred soulhem division. Woode, Jeromesville; Mrs. ,San Francisco Giants. M.arietta plays BaldwinGary Nolan 3-1 is scheduled to Marte Houck, Mrs . EUadean Wallace in · a three-game MILE.. piU:h the first game for the Reds Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick playoff at Berea this weekend WITIITIWIE against Steve Stone (11-2) . In the Karr , Robert Hartenbauch, to decide the . conference nightcap, Jack Billingham (Il-l') David Sheets, Rolland Crab- championship. Karpinski will go against the Giants' Ron tree, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Leola pitched a three hitter In the 4-1 Ferrell, Medway, Ohio; Rev. Bryant (1·2). win over Wooster last week, The ~ and Gian)s play W. B. Hatfield, Gallipolis while striking out 10. single games Wednesday and ferry; Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam . Kenyon was 6 of H at the Thursday nights to wind UJ! Kouse and daughters, Chicago, plate, while scoring five runs Sure there are lots of things,you want Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell their series. right now. Lots of things you need. and family, Fairborn; Mr . and and driving In eight. Six of the But, the sun's going to shine tomor· Mrs. Fred Ferrell, Kettering; RBI's came In a 19-1 win over Denison . row, too. . •· Joe A; Bissell and son, Mason, That's why it's important you do W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd EASY WINNER something today to build a little nest McPeek, Belleville ; Sylvia CINCINNATI (UPI) Curtis, Rev. Eldon Blake, egg for the future. And there's no Gulley, the 5-2 favorite In the Reedsville; Rev. Roy Bush, HEADCOAqt easier way to do that than by joining featured $3,1100 Ohio Thorough· HARRISBURG, Va. (UPI)the Payroll Savings Plan. where you bred Fund Race at River Racine; Mrs. Ruby McPeek, Loois P. Campanelli, uaistaDt Downs, outdistanced Sans Harley McPeek, Mr. and Mrs. basketball coach at the Unlver· work. You sign up once and any Terre by more than seven Clinton ~cPeek, Belpre; Mr. slty of Rhode ISland · for the amount you specify will be set aside lengths in lhe stretch Monday and Mrs. James Seals, psst two seasons, Monday was from each paycheck and used to buy to lake a I :06 2-li win in the five Murraysville; Mr. and ~rs . named head coach at Madllon U.S. Savings Bonds. · Kenny Haley, Rutland. and one-half furlongs. Members of Racine O.E.S., Co~ege . The announcement The Payroll Savings Plan. The perThe 4-li dally double pairing was'made by Madison athletic fect way to help your good life stay of UtUe Leonine and Gallant Chester Council D. of A.; Shade direCtor Dean Ehlerl. River Lodge ~3 F .A.M. and ' that way. ' Bully paid $48UO. many of his co-workers of the 'rhe 2,723 racing fans, out : despite the rainy weather, Meigs Cpunty Highway wagered a tgtal of $258,361. · Department also came. so FALSE TEETH 11rttfo.ne Thrifti-Cut Rotary Mower 20" o3 H.P. Brial lo Strattcm. enline, recoil atarter oEIIIIne throttle emtrol oSell-lubrlcatlq wbeel.bearinp •14puplteeldeck . •Cbnme-plated hendle •Cidtlq beiibtadjultment, 1 to 3%lncbel $.5995 $6995 . EYEIIIJII WITIIW. A Now E Hondo poy 6l< !lintomt when held to m~~t.uri~~ )'tll.n. 10 month. 14% the lint year}, are repiiCid if lott, 1tolen 1 ~ deltroyed. When .,.... thty a.n b. cuh«< It your blnk, Intertll il not 1ubject to ltll.t .or loe~l inoome t.a... and tedertl tax rllty be deferred until redemption. tr ~ '=;I * ~ WELKER'S Grade A EGGS Medium 25~doL * Fresh From Farm Daily Bring egg basket. 'ThiGeJOinstock hi America. the Payroll Savinp Plan. ' 247 Mulberry Ave. Farm Phone. 0. Phone-m-3736 Hemlock Grove, o. Phon-992-6394 This Week Only • ' ·~----------------~ THURSDAY WILUNG WORKERs Class of United Methodist Church, Enterprise Thunday 7 p.m. ·home of Beatrice Buck. · HARRISONVIU.E CHAPTER, · O.E.S., grand Inspection at a p.m. Thuradly at the Harri1onvllle ·Elementary School. Dinner at J:30 p.in. preceding. llflervatlons to 'be made will! Mn. AvaneU George, Rutland. . . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO FRED W. CR 10W. JR .. Syracuse, Ohro, · Plaintiff, OUR TH YEAR Prices In Effect Wednesday Morning 9:30 AM · At Our Mason, W. Va• Store Onlyl T ime I , on the 12th CI~Y Of, June , 19.72 , a t wh lc~ time the bids will be opened and r ead publicly . Bids for 'the bonds , which were author ized by l egisla t iol') enacted on May 8. 19~2. shall be sea l ed and endors ed " B id for Fire Station Construction Bonds," and each bid shal l be made.onlyforallornoneofsuch bonds . . • . . It is contempl ated that the bond. issuing authority wit! meet at seve n-tf'llrty o'clock p,m., on the . 12t., day :of June, 1972 , to consider the bids and make an awa'rd . · The bondS wit! be' dated the first day of Jun e, 1972, will.be In , the denomination of $5,000 each. and will ~raw inter~st payable se mJ .annually Qn the fir st days of J~me and Oecemb,e r df each year , · beo lnn fng Dece mber 1, 1972 . at the rate of five and one . administrators and e)(ecutors, half per centum (5•12 pet .) per tomorrow.'' · if any, of Ernest .James owen, annum. Anyone des ir in g to do , so may present a bid for said Before this ~01} business I was not oniy Dave's girl friend, but D eceased; the unknown h e.rs, bonds based upon their bearing legatees, distrlbutees, a different single rate of inhis best friend. Now I can't even talk to him, ~nd he gets 111ad devisees, adm inistrators and executors, if any, owen, tetest, but not in excess of eight because of my moodiness. How can I get Dave hack to.our once- Decease d ;oftheFlorence unknown heirs, per centum (8 pet .) per annurn, · t provided tha t. wh ere a frac perfect relationship? - X-BEST FRIEND .d evisees, legatees, dis I r•bu ees, tionel interest rate is bid , such Dear X: adm [nlstrators and e)(ecutors, fract ion Shall be one -eighth of if any, of Harry Stauffer, Deceased ; the unknown he.irs, ·o'n e per cent or a multiple ... By letting to, a little! d ~v isees. tega fees . distributees. thereof . Split rate bids and bids You've .been making Dave your whole life and now you administrators and executors, with supplemental co upon s will · not be considered . refUse to share him. Don't close yourself off from others because if any , of Estella Stauffer, The bOnds mature as follows : Dece11 sed ; the unknown hei rs, . aU you want ls your boy friend. He's not hanging on to YOU as devisees, legatees, dlstrlbutees, S5,000on December 1m each of the years from 1973 t o 19BA, "everything" aitd you should be thankful, for that would be too adm inistrators and eKecutors. t ff in clusive . . if any , of Elmer S au er, The bonds are issued for th e much of a burden. Deceases:t; the unknown heirs, purpose of paying the cost of , legatees ; distrlbutees, constructing a new fire sta t ion , Find a good friend and go around with her when the guys get devisees adm inistrators and e)(ecutors, together. Get Interested In many things - some of which don't if any, of Bertha Stauffer, furn is h ing and equ ip pi ng H1e and Improving the site Include Dave. I'll bet you'll even begin to enjoy this new freedom Deceased ; Otto Stauffer ,k whose same, thereo f. The bonds are payable , place .of residence Is un nown ; !he unknow n heirs , devisees, - after a while. - SUE legatees , dlstrlbutees, ad · without ded uction for th e ser . Dear X: ministrators and executors, if vices of the Issuer's paying agent, at the legal depository of Besides, yow: new girl friend may jolt Joe out of his "man's a.ny , of , Herber·t Sli:iuffer, h e ls·suer, prese ntly The D eceased; H a It •e Sf au 11 er. tCitizens Nation al Bank of . world." Perhaps you'll be double-dating again before long. whose p lace of r es idence is unknown; the unknown he irs, Middleport, Middleport , Ohio, HELEN devisees, legatees, Oistributees, and, unless paid from other N<YrE FROM SUE: That's my little ol' matchmaker Mom adm inistrators and e)l(ecutors, sour<::es, are paya tfe from If any, of Guy stauffer, unlimited taxes . speaking, - S. • The proceeding s for this iss ue De cease d ; Clyde stauffer, whose place of residence is have been t aken under the LAST WORD FROM HELEN : dkay, kid, but a girl unknown; Rober t staiJfter, super\liSion of Sq uire , Sanders sometimes must be Sneaky to discourage an overly good huddy whose p lace of residence . is & Demp sey, Bond Attorneys, unknown ; the Unknown he irs , Cleveland. Ohio, whose ap might otherwise break up her romance. I agree that "X" devisees, legatees , dlstrlbutees, pro\ling opinion will be fur shouldn't make Dave her whole life, but I alsp "think Joe is adm inistrators and exec utors . nished to the successful bidder any , of Mary Gerber , at the bidder's expense and wil l becoming a bit much. Best way to ease him off is : get htm a girl ifDecease d ; the un known he irs. be pr inted on the bonds as part friend . Next best way: play up to Joe until Dave decides the devisees, legatees, distributees, or the cost of bond pr inting . Th e adm inistrators and executors, cos t of pr inting of th e bonds situation needs a little separation. - HELEN if any, of Fred Gerber , shatlbepaldforbythe Issuer , A Dece ased ; the unknown he irs , complete trans cr ipt of devisees, legatees , distributees. proceedings will be furn ished ad m inistrators and exec u tor~, by the Issuer, together with a if any of Uda Sarah Owen. certificate showing no litigat ion Deceased ;- the unknown heirs, pend ing or thr ea tened at the devisees, legatees. dlstributees. t im e of th e de liv ery to enjoin admini strator• and executors, de li very or to contest the If any, of Thomas Spencer vlllidlty of the bonds or the West hands. West holds the: Owen , D eceased and the power to issue them or the levy NORTH 16 club ace and if you won the unknown heirs, d ev i sees, or cOIIect!on of ta)( es for the ir • 97 first spade the birds will sing l egatees . d l str ibutees : ad · payment . • .A 75 m in lstrators and executors, if The bids w ill promptly be for you and you will make at • J 82 . ot William Richard Owen , considered, and the bonds will least thre e no -trump . If you any Deceased , will take not ice that be sold to the highest bidder .KJ 1064 held up, the birds may still on the 19th day of Aprll , 1912, a offering !h e lowest interest rate ~T EAST si n g but they will sing : Comp lain t was filed in the at not less than par and ac crued . Ql0853 .K64 Common Pleas Court of Me igs Interest . Th e lowest interest "Down one, down one." County , Ohio , case No, 15055. rate wi ll be determined by .J92 .QI0 63 When this hand was played wherein you have been named ca l cul ating the total i nterest to t 954 tQ 107 in a team match some 40 defendants In the prayer of the stated ma tur ity at the rafe bid • 753 years ago the late Raymond Compla int , Plaint iff demand s and deduct ing therefrom any that his interest In sa id rea l- premium bid . If each Of two or SOUTH (D) Balfe took the firs t spade . estate may be set off to him in more bids is !he highest bid • AJ2 The· other. S o u t h player severalty and for partition of offer jnQ th e lowest Inter est rat e. .K8 4 ducked a nd the swing de- said r ea l estate, according to the bon ds will be awarded on • AK6 3 t he r espective rights of the such on e of the h ighest b ids as Is cided the ma tch. par ties here to a'ld ill case chosen by Jot . All pids .must be ·Q ~2 ...., • Was Raymond 's g u e s s partltlo~·~t Qf · , ~~l d reai ' estate" ·accomp'8nled ' bY ·cash, bank !iDI'th.Soilt . lnenl>l• 1 J)'ure luck! ·No'; It ·was'n't!_ cannot be ·~.?'thade withou t. cashier's or offi cial's check or ~ West Norlhoo •,. Ea.111t South ~aymond decided that West manifest injury to the value c;er·t if ied check payable to th e thereof, then that sa id r eal Issuer. or an't: combination I N.T. might well have IEld a short eslate \ may be adludged to orie thereof, aggregat ing one per PaSs 3 N.T. Pass Pass suit unless ·he had a quick ·or more of th e parti es to thi s cent of the par amount-.. of the Pe.ss entry for his own suit and suit upon election as prov ided bonds, upon the condition that , · by taw, lind In case said rea l If the bid is accepted, the bidder Opening lead- • 5 the only quick re-entry held estate Is not adjudged to one or Will receive and pay for the by either East or West was more parties to this suit upon bonds In accordance with the By Oswald & James Jacoby the ace of. clubs. Hence the elecf!Qn, as provided by taw , terms and prov isions of this then that sai d real es ta te may noti ce. No bank bidding for the odds .were that West held be sold according to ·taw, free bonds shall tile Its own cashie r's So m e t I m e s , declarer that key card. and clea r from all th e c la ims, or official's check, nor a check if doesn't know which opponent r ig hts and interests of all the certified by i t. Such secur ity (NEWSMPER ENHRPRISE A5SH .) holds the gun. In that case parrtes to thi s suit. Plaintiff shall be held' by the Issuer further demands that each of unused pending delivery of the he has to guess. The better sa id defendan ts may be bonds l"~ nd forfeited as full players tend to make lhe . required to set up whatever 11Quida1eef damages In the event right guess a surpri singly The bidding has been: claim or claims , r igh t or r ights , of default by the successf ul inter es t or Interests, eactl ot bidder . • large percentage of the time. West Norlh Easl them has In and t o said real . In the event that , prior to 14 Pass If you haven't looked at estate, or be forever barred their delivery , the Interest on ~ . ~ass from usertlno same, and ' for· the bonds should by act of the East-West cards as yet, Pass other proper relief . The real Congress or otherw ise become 3• Pass ? cover them up and decide Pass es tate Is descr ibed as follows : sublect t o Federal income how to play the three no - You , South hold , The follow ing described real taxes, or any · act of Congress trump contract. East plays .KJ54 .K876 t54 oi>Q107 estate In the VIllage ot Pomeroy should provide that the interest and bounded and described as income on the .bond ~ sha ll be the king of spades at trick What do you do now? : Commencing on Front taxable at a future date for · one and it is up to you to A-Bid rour spades. You dill follows Street at the Eestern corner of Federal income tu purposes, decide whether to duck or Front and Sycamore Stretts in whether directly or lndlreclly, sa ldVIIIageofPomeroy ; thence t he successful b idder may win that first spade trick. If hne 10 poi.nts in support fifty (SO) teet along Front Street refuse to accept delivery and In TODA Y'S QUESTION you duck, spades will be cono Lot Number Eighty -seven such event hiS bid security shall tinued and you will have to Instead of bidding three t(871 ; thence flft\1 {SOl teet be returned _without Interest. take the third lead. spades you r partner has bid parall el w ith Sycamore Street; The bonds shall be delivered t~ence West fifty (50) feet , for payment within the State of three diamonds. What do you In either event you will parallel with Front Street to Ohio to tl\e successful b idder or have to knock out the ace of do now ? Sycamore Street ; thence along to a bank des ignated by Sycamore Street fifty (S O) teet, successful bidder without clubs. Now look at the East· to the pla ce of beginning . charge . If delivered at a pl'llce Reference Deed : Vol. 77, outside of the State of Ohio·, the Page 606, Deed Re cords, Meigs successful bidder shall pay the CoiJnty, Ohio . expense of delivery at that • , You are required to answer place. The expense .ot dtllvery the Complaint w ith in twenty , within the State of Ohio shall not eight day s after the last be considered In determining publ ica tion of th is notice, the highest bidder . namely , by not later than the Before making t~nder of the 2'th day of July , ·1972, or bonds at the pla ce of delivery, lustoment by defaul1 w ill be the Issuer shall give written rendered against you . notice to the successful bidder Fred w. Crow, Jr . not later than the fifth business Syrllc use, Ohio day before I he proposed tender, Plaintiff of the fact that the bonds, transcript, no , lftlgatlon cer . tlficate and approving opinion Cr.ow, Crow & Porter, Atto~neys for · PlaintiffS w ill be availab le tor delivery and givlng ,the date and hour for t51 16, 23, 30 (6) 6, 13, 20, 27, 71~ the tender at the place of dei IVery, prov lded , however, Your Favorite Brand! Sheer Seamless · ~ 3 Piece Aluminum \ .Mix;ing Bowl Set Graduated sizes in a fine quality set. Use for mixing. baking, storage in refrigerator . A 1.98 value. 99! hope we will continue to enjoy your Plltronage. towest possible price. Come, stop in during •••11111.... A touah and lively blllmadeby · Mli:O"'IOr . • Kwt lhlluldMiout oi lhlo ltloll, ... Will glvt .,.., 1"\'llnoh Ill" ...ring futuro dlllllliy at lho odwr'l .~ ll!'lco. !lowers. Long stems. 4 Day Sale. On We will en. ~avor this Anniversary Sale. to always bring you quality You'll thfd. some real money merchandise at the savers. • ' Wrought Iron Ught Styrofoam Pkg. oj iOO Bean Bag MUG TREE PICNIC JUG PAPER PLATES ASH. TRAY Hold 6 Mugs Half Gallon Size White or Colors While They Last I s FUNNY We also have hundreds of remnants, many luge enough for that.extrt room, spare room; affic or what have you. Priced at 60 per cent off, Stop lty lfiCI .... \ Supple Vinyl While They Last ON YOUR DIAL "\ $}66_ Don't Miss These! mill. Many are actually lull size terry towels. Come dig! Our Eweryday 94' Values! . n~·s Orion ress Socks BATH TOWELS "' c of Solids or stripes. Size 22x44. Our everyday 1 ''Cannon . ' or "Cones" brands on sale. . MARBLEIZED PLASTIC FINISH SHIRTS .. \, of , Stoc"! , TOILET SEATS White Draa ~·~ Si.zes 15 to 16112 R1ght Out 7'4· They Were 17.95-Brass fittings Regular 12.94-Pennanent Press Mens Short Sleeve ·, .~~' Thinty Tarry colors. Sale Priced! (Seconds) · Terry TQwel Ends Stock Up Your Men During Our 4th Anniversary assortment arrangement tor the delivery of th~· bonds either a-t the place fixed for delivery or elsewhere. If such notice has not been given by the Issuer or wa ived by the successful bidder and the Qond&, transcript, nO ·lltlgatlon certificate and approving opinion are not available for delfverv to the successful bidder at such place of dellvtry on or before 12 :00 o'c lock noon $}99 lla:~~ $399 STARTS 9:30 WEDNESDAY...MASON MART ONLYI .., For Y.ouf Traffic Areas-R~Ie Repeat Of A Sellout! Size 3 to 6x raided Rugs Colorful Rainbow Stripe SIZE 21x36 ' 87' Runqer Size 24x72.~,';1, •.,. Girls Cotton KNIT TOPS Short sleeve or sleeveless styles. White and colors. Size 24x45 ... :....... *.1 " e. f/1 Get Rudy Now! Practical 30 Qt. Size Styrofoam Picnic Cooler • oceompanlod his bid and It Shill returned to him . lm· mediately . The right IS reserved to relect bidS. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By Gene Grate, Cltrk· Treasurer Telephone NO . "M657 Afll COde 6U 151 '16, 23, 30, 31t 1 • ,, I' Remnant cuttings from a famous 33c on every that noth ing herein · eontalne~ shall prevent the making ot a mulually aareeab '1e System'l Slart The first peacetime draft In American history; the Selective Service System, became law Oct. 29, 1940, with the drawing of the first draft -.umber-168: - ,,, , . One size fils 10 · 13. A good be •••• '• ·~l "'' Regular •2" by' We.Jalk • JOU . •(I' Junior Ball Glove lhe day fl)(ed for the rece-ipt of bids , and· the SU(Cessful blddel'l st"~all not be In default ot any of hi.s obligations , hef 5hall have the rlg.htth~reafter , and so tong iiS no su(h tender by the Issuer shalt y't have been made, to cancel the contract of purchasei Any such right shall be.. exer, cfsed delivering wr lhe" notice o such cancetlatlon to thi- undersigned or fo the office of tha underslone~ durlnt buslntll hours , Such blddtr shall th.reupon be entltltd to the return of the depot it which MOHAWK, CABIN CRAFT, TREND, WUNOA WEAVE, VIKING · AND MANY OTHER FAMOUS BRAND NAME MILLS. · .14~ .,- ' For The Little Guy! of the 30th calendar dav all•r We feature carpet by: • 49~h' RACINE-SYRACUSE-RUTLAND Stop by and visit o.ur beautiful showroom or II you wq4ld rather shop In the comfort of your own home, Call992-7590 for free-I n-home shopping. 111·10.001-1 Includes roses and oth~r spring and summer ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPOR.T In your area offering the most fantastic prices on wail to wail carpel you ever heard of. NO WAITING for that sP.clal order carpet. Carpetland has It all In stock . Jusi plok II out and II will be delivered to your horne. No walling! No high prices! All work guaranteed! ......... New WE THANK YOU - It's been a wonderful four yeors. Your patronage ol our Mason store hu been vary pleasing. We Attention Residents • thiap~e. 99• Value . Good Players 'Guess/ Well SURROUNDING AREAS por Sizes Pet~e. Medium or Medium Tall WIN AT BRIDGE CHESHIRE AND . ~lmll3 Taupe · Beige ·. Cinnamon • Coffee Malon, West Virginia · MASON-NEW HAVEN customer at PANTY HOSE A DISCOUNT DEP!oRTtrH.NT STOll who •As · Ttrttfone Social Calendar "' NOTIC E•1 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONOS Sea led bids for the purchase of 5:60~000 bonds of the village of Middleport (her ein referred to as the Issuer) in the county of M eigs, Ohio , will be re ~eiv~d by the undersig ned offi cer· at ·. th e Counci l Meeting Room, 237 Ra~:e Street, Middleport, ·Ohio, .un til tour o'clock p.m .. Eastern Standard Time in Ohio ,(Fa st ,, Of Mr. Hensley SYQUsave By Helen and Sue Bottel . LEGAL . IS ALL THIS HEll TIME? Dear Helen and Sue : . I've been going steadily with Dave for ov~r two years. Until c~l·RLES RICHARD CROW, RUTH CROW, · recently, we rarely spent a day lvithput seei~g each other and we 133 Ed ward N.w ., went to aU social gatherings together. But there's a change and Warren, Ohio, I'm feeling mlseral)le, lonely, rejected and ignored, though Dave . Et al., Defendants, · swears he st!U loves me. ~. No . 15,055 NOTICE BY See, we used. to double with Dave's best friend Joe and his PUBLICATION The Defendants, the unknown date, but. they broke up. So Dave and I still see Joe a lot - so heirs , dev isees, ·- tegatees, . .much so tllat I hardlf ever am alone with my boy friend any d•slributees. admin istrators lliDl'~· I didn't mlr\d at first, but Dave calls Joe now before he . and execu t or s, if any , of Jennie Owen , De ceased; the Lmknown callB me. He asks Joe what he wants to do, and ulen tellB me h,elrs , dev isees, legatees, Qistrlbutees , administrators · where lVe're go_ing. and executor S, il any, of Arthur Because 1've spent all my time with Dave, I have no.close Jahnig en, Deceased ; the unknown heirs. devisees, · friends to Invite, so I'm little tagalong, a sort of third leg. leg atees, d ls tributee s, ad · in istrators and executors; if Today was tile ultimate .-Dave has always asked me what I . m any, of R ichard Jahnigen, ·want to do on Sunday afternoon - and that's the orie iime he De cease d ; Ruth Jahnlgen ; whose· pla ce of residence is reserves for just us two. But this momlr\g be called and said he ·unknown ; the unknown heir s, was on his way to Joe's house to play tennis, and "See ya devisees. legatees . dlstributees. . . Attend Funeral ' LEGAL NOTICE SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY! CEMOERY SPRAYS ~ �•• 4- The Dell¥ Sentinel; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1972 'I lI I I 'I 'I' I I I Some Object.i·· Series • .- BOSTON (UPJ)-The rp resident of the National Hockey League says he expects a wave of player sentiment wW convince 'the circuit's 14 owners they should permit 'NHL stars to participate in an ' ln_ternstlonal series against Rll98ia next September. Campbell acknowledged here Mon<lay, at a luncheon honoring Bobby :·o rr, that seyeNil owners have expressed objections to the proposal that Canadian-born players _ be penn!tted . to represent their country in an eight-game series against Russia because they feared key players might suffer disabling injuries. "But I don't thlDk any owner can resist supporting this series because of the attitude of the players," Campbell said. 11 1 don't think there's one Canadian player who woulcjn 't give his ey~ teeth to be able to play against the Russian I '' 1 I 1-The Dally Seltinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, o., May 16,19'12 Su.pt. Bowen Will.Address Eastem 8th G~ade Classes . Generation Rap ' ' Mljor L~gue Leodtrs . By llniled Press lnternolionll Leading Billers National league g. ab r. h. pd. Rssll, LA 22 53 5 23 .43.1 Slenel, PiI 17 55 10 21 .382 Torre,SI.L 25 9712 37 .381 Tolan, Cin 25 98 22 37 .371 Snguiln, Pi I . 24 99 10 37 .374 Lee, SO 20 67 11 2S .379 Oliver, Pi I 24 103 13 38 .369 Cedno, Hou 22 93 16 .33 .JSS May. Hou < 22 89 16 31 .348 Alou. St. L 24 84. 8 29 .345 American Leagu~ g. ab r. h, pet. . Berry, Cal 17 53 s 19 .358 Braun. Min 16 62 7 22 .ass 'Kelly, Chi 18 65 10 23 .3S4 McCrw,Cie 22 69 10 24 .348 Pnlela, KC 25 93 14 31 .333 Plnsn,.Cal 22 82 9 27 .329 Munsn,NY 22 73 10 24 .329 Cash, Det 22 74 11 24 .324 Brhmer, Cle 16 59 10 19 .322 Freehn, Del 20 78 14 25 .321 Home Runs National League: Colbert, SO 9; Wynn , Hou 7; . Aaron, Atl. Perez, Cin, May, Hou, Stargell, Pitt and Kingman, SF 6. THE VICEROYS WILL PRESENT a musical concert at tbe First aiurch of the Nazarene in Racine at 7:30 p.n. on Saturday. Members of the group repreSent nearly 30 years of gospel singing. Members of the group 8re atff Chamblin, baritone, who attends the Centerville ChiD'Ch of the Nazarene; Dl!vld Re¥J!Oids, tenor, who attend's the Assembly of God Church; Mike Cieghom, who attends the Church of the Open Bible, ·and Billy stamper, pianist, and musical arranger, who attends the First Church of God. The pastor of the Reine church extends an Invitation to the pubUc. American League: Darwin, Minn 6: Allen. Chi. Cash, Del, Duncan and Jackson, OakS. Runs Boiled In . National Lelgue: Kingman , SF 24; Tolan, Cln 23; Perez, Cln and Wynn, Hou 22; Colberl. Linescores Mijor League Results . By Unl ed Presi lntern•tional Colonial Tournament Is Still First Class Event Meigs County Superin.' tendeot of Schools Robert Bowen will deliver the address w~n commencement Is held for eighth graders of the three elementary schools in t~e Eastern Local School District ·at' 8 p.m. Monday.. The junior high schoql band, . directed by Charles WUls, will . present the processional and . the fecess.lonal and the Junior •· high scliool chorus, directed by Mrs. Maline Whitehead, 'wW present "Sing a .Rainbow'' and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brolher." Principals of · the three achoola will join dislrlct ' superintendent, John D. Riebel, Sr., In presenting the dlp!OIIIIa. The prlnclp8Is In· clud~ ,Herbert Matheny, · Chesler · Grace Weber . ' · M 1 ' Riverview, and ar on Parker, ,Tup~s .Pistns. George Pickens president of · · ' . t the .eighth ,gr.ade · c1ass a Riverview, altd Sonya Adams, Tuppers Plans eighth grade · I ''president,-will g1ve a we Come and Jeff Holter, president of the 'Chester eighth grade class, will introduce the guest · 21. speaker. . The benedlchon vocation wW be by Eugene Underwood, the Tuppers Plains Chll!:~h: • . and Inthe Rev· pastor. of Christian . Members of "'•three elghlh clasw are: CHESTER r · Betsy Ams. bary, Brencfa Anderson, Tamml &lhr, . Avis Bissell, Steve Chaney. Brian Conde, Denise Del!n, DO!' Eichinger, Sherry Epp'le, Dana . Flck, Joanne Flck, Jeff Holler, Pamela Kautz, Lorna Marshall, Mikel Milhoan, Mark L. Mora, Dlama Morris, Terry Morrison, ~!eve Nelson, Kathy Newell, Lester Parker, Gary Pooler, Faye · Lynn Reed, Na~cy Ridenour, Dianna Root, " li"&&"'·w·,·m·w.:m:::·····~·-~·r-z: ...~~, ::::. 0:..:.,. •.•,o ~.•,. ~ ;; • • •• \ .~•. ••••• • Bonnie Roseberry , Deborah i Social Calendar ·::' grade Samos, Steve Schmucker , Wenola Schmucker, Ronnie Staats, Peggy Trussell. Lola Walker, ll&vld Watson, Rodney White, Debra Windon, Patricia Wlndqn, Sharon Young. ' . RIVERVIEW - .. David1 be there. Cabin will be cleailed . TU~Al Adams, Andr.ews, GROUP 2, First . United ' and those attending are asked Diana Barbara Atherton.. Sheri Presbyterian Church Mid- to take supplies. Barringer, George Bas lm, dleporl, ·at .the .home of' Mrs. THURSDAY , Sandra Buchanan, Russell Burns, James Dillon, Melinda Myron Miller, '7: 3o Tuesday AFTERNOON CIRCLE , Evans, Monld Good, David night. Book study by Mrs. Heath United Methodist Hannum, Douglas Hauber, Harry Moore; · devotions by Church, Middleport, annual Beth Howlll, Christine Merlin, Mrs. Joe Bailey. luncheon. Members to take GO<ll'ge Pickens, Tom Reed, MIDDLEPORT Lodge J63 covered dish and own table Carl Smith, Sandra Smith. TUPPERS PLAINS- Sonya F&AM will confer the service; meal and roll fur- Adams, Thomas Avis, Cheryl fellowcraft degree on one nished, I p.m. Benedum, !;dna Boogs, Dav1d Buchanan, Dele Dillon, Nlesel candidate Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Duvall, Harold Eagle, ~red All Master Masons invited. · Conservation League, ceramic Honacher, Timothy Kuhn, THIRD F1RIDAy Club demonstration 7:30 p.m. Anthony LaComb, Jim Landon, Tuesday 7:30p.m. at home of Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gary Longenetle, Jellrey Marcinko, Cathy · Maxey, Mrs. Fred Dessauer. Alice Mills, Second St., Mid· Pamela Mlllhone, Diana PAST.Presidents, American dleport. lnslallatlon of officers Pullins, Connie Putman, Legion Auxiliary ·of Drew James Rucker, Deborah d busIness mee ting al t he Sanders, Charles Sargent, Webster Post 39, 7, 30 p.m., an home of. Mrs. Don Grueser; Julio Schultz, Carol Spurlock, Wednesday, home of Mu . also white elephant sale. Benjamin Upton, Jr. Harry Davis, Spring Ave., with ROCK SPRINGS Beller Mrs. Ray Fox, assisting Health Ci~b. home of Mrs. . hostess. Harold Blackston, 1:15 p.m. -EASTERN Athletic Boosters Thursday. Mrs. Arlee Abbott to That Loosn tonight, 7:30 p.m.. at high have the program, Mrs. NHCI Not Embarrass school. Plans for July •th William Witte lhe contest. Don't keep worryiar about your eelebration and county fair Election of officers. Welghls to loile tooth dropplq at tho )lftOIII food stand will be made and be ta~en for special fund time. A dtntunt adhlllvt caa help. FASTEETH•II-deaturw aloq. election of officers held. er, ftrmer, ltet4ler bOld. MIDI eat-raising project. Ina men enJoyable. For more lleUI'ity WOMEN'S j uxlllary , SOUTIJERN Local Board of and comfort - FASTEETH DonVeterans Memorial Hospital, ture Adhe1l.ve Powder. Denture• cafeteria, 7:30 Tuesday. SUent Education, 8 p.m. Thursday at ., that ftt art -tltl lo booltb. See high school. '""' dentlot I'OfulariJ, - adv. auction to be held. ' National Leag~e St. Louis 0011100 ooo- I 5 1 American League: Darwin , Pitts 000 010 30x- 4 II 0 Minn 21 ; Freehan, Det 19 l Gibson (0-5) and Simmons; Allen, Chi 18; Carew, Mlnn and Ellis (4-1) and Sanguillen. HRDuncan, Oak 16. FORT WORTH, Tex ." money next year," said tour· Ciemenle (2nd) . , Pitching team." (.UP!)- The Colonial Natlooal nament chairman Pete Davis. Campbell agreed that Sep. · National League: Ray, Hou, Atlanta 000 011 ooo- 2 7 1 Invitation Golf Tournament, "And weare going to talk to the Sutton, LA and McDowell, SF S030 001 31x- 8 IS 1 !ember was not an Ideal time O; Seaver, NY S·li Carlton, Phil Houston Kelley, Nash (1), Hardin 181 which Jerry Heard won last people who run the Dallas for the aerlea, .because NHL 5-2; Nlekro, All 5·3. and Casanova: (2·11 Sunday; has been looked upon !Byron Nelson Golf Classic) American League: Lolich, and Edwards. LP-Roberts clubs are In training camp at Kelley 11 -4). for years as one of the classier and .Houston (Houston Open) Del 6·1: Wood, Chi and Perry, HR- Walson . (4th) . that time. events 0n the golf circuit each tournamep\s about the Ciev 6·2; Coleman, Del 5·2: six "None of us would have lied with 4 victories. .possll>lllty of.gettlng up a prize Los Ang 010 000 001- 2 6 1 year. I chosen the dates they (the San Dle9o 000 000 01~ 1 6 I As late as 1967 only 72 per- for ·a 'Texas Champion."' Down1ng, Brewer (7) , Mik- sons were Invited to play over Russians) did," Campbell said. The Texas champion would International League kelse• (9) and Sims, Cannizarro "But In view of the fact It took Standings (9) ; Arlin, Caldwell (8), Cork· the rugged, pecan tree-studded be the golfer who had the best so long to get a.breakthrough United Press International Ins (91 and Kendall. WP- ijnksandtheplayersjustbelow total after playing In all three W, L. Pet. GB Brewer (2-0) . LP- Caldwell 11· oo this, I think we'll accommothe likes of Arnold Palmer, Texastournsmen~ Dallas, Richmond IS 10 .600 1). date them." Tidewater 16 12 .S71 'h Jack Nicklaus, Billy Casper Houston 'and Fort Worth. He said four games would be Rochesler 16 12 .S71 •;, Chicago ooO 1100 ooo- 0 6 0 and Gary Player thirsted for "Igetlhefeellngthatmostof 11 11 .SOO 2'12 Phil a played In Canada and four in Charleston 1100 010 30x- 4 5o an invitation. the players are In favor of it, Louisville 11 13 .458 3'1> Jenkins 13·3) and Hundley; Russia. "Mmtreal, Toronto, Syracuse Bul times have altered the and ~I the people In Dallas 11 14 .440 4 Fryman (2-1) and McCarver. Vancouver and probably Peninsula 12 16 .429 4'1> HRs- Anderson (2nd), Monta- proud, old Colonial. are ill favor of it," said Davis. 11 IS .423 4112 nez (2nd). Winnipeg would be the Toledo No longer is it-as It once "We haven't talked to the Monday's Resulls -Canadian sites," Campbell Tidewater S Richmond 1 Monlreal 1100 110.001- 3 9 0 was~ne of the richest events Houston people yet. Anything said. · "The games In Russia Rochester 2 Toledo 0 N.Y. 000 020 03x- 5 S0 In the nation. The field has we do would haye 'to be ap. · will be played at Mosrow and peninsula 5 Charles 4 (11 Slonernan, Strohmayer (6) bulged to more than 100 and no proved by Joe Dey (commls· Innings) ' Leningrad.'~ and Bocca bella Mat Ia c k, longer do all of golf's big sioner of golf). ·Louisville at Syracuse (ppd., Frisella (9) and; Grote. WPCampbell said he expected rain) . names flock to test their games 1 "We wantto do anything that Frlsella (2·0) . LPSirohmayer tile matter would be resolved (0-1) . HRs- Agee (4th), Fregosi against one of the more rugged would add to the Interest of our - -· As"/, Playoff Standings May 25 when the owners meet (3rd). · By United Press International courses In the nation. tournarnenl and to golf In In New York. ( Besl-of-Seven Finals) The tournament, however, is Texas. We would like to do it (Only games scheduled) w. I. pel. Campbell also said he envistill the first-class social event even if it means giving just a MEIGS County Alcoholism American League New York 2 2 .500 llioo~ a "true world's· cham· Baltimore ·on 000 lOG3 8 o it always has been. Folks from trophy. But I prefer giving and Drug Abuse committee Indiana 2 2 .SOO Detroll 110 1100 ooo- 2 4 0 throughout Texas 'show up to some money too. It could be Tuesday 7:30p.m. at St. Paul plolllhlp" coming out of the Monday's Results · Palmer (3-3) and Elchebar· · Canada-Russia matchup and New York 110 Indiana 105 ren ; Cain, Niekro ·(l), Slrampe gawk at the good looking girls chipped in by aU three tour- Luiheran Church. Tuesday's Game lidded tllat he felt It was FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity (9) and Freehan . LP- Cain (0- and swap storl~ gathered up naments." (No garne scheduled) 2) . HRs-G. Brown (2nd), Horton during the past year. posslllle tllat the Stanley CUp There are some things, Circle, 7:30 Tuesday. Mrs. AHL Playoff Standings (4th), Rettenmund (1st). chalnplons might one day play "We plan to talk about the though that Davis and the rest Kenneth Harris, leader; Mrs. By Unlttli.Pres~ternatlona In IIUdl B'<lepes.~ po~i~ility of ra1Sing the prize of 'the' Colonial tournament Henry ,Ewl~g, '"Mts . Carl Texas~ ~:ooq 012 01o4 s1 1Besf'Jt Sev ii>IIS) r ' "I thtni'It woullfbe ludicrous ;... . •w. I. gf· g1 Kan Clly · · 010 300 Olx- 59 2 committee don't want to . Bilikam, hostess. Scotia 4 2 21- •8 Broberg . Panther (5), Pina • us to keep playing the <-Nova change. There have been some RUTLAND ... ..FIREMEN'S Baltimore 2 4 8 21 (7) and Lill lngs; Hedlund, Russians without being reprex.Ciinched series complaints from the golfers Auxiliary, 7:30 Tuesday night Abernalhy (8), Burgmeler 18) •nted by a Stariley CUp team," Monday's Result . and Kirkralrlck. WP- Burgabout the crowded conditions al lhe firehouse. Nova Scolla 4 Balllmore I meler (3-1 . LP- Pina (0-1). he .said. in the huge clubhouse • WEDNESDAY which is open to anybody who BIG BEND Neighborhood Mlnnesola 100 010 001- 3 6 I Ch icago 2201100 OOx- 4 6 2 has the price of admission Scout meeting, 9:30 a.m. at Perry, Corbin 12). Norlon(5) , during the tournament. Kiashuta . Day camp planning , LaRoche (8) and Mltterwald ; LONG BOTTOM - Relatives "We probably should close session. Unit leaders, helpers Wood, Forster ' (9) and Herrmann. WP- Wood (6-2) . LP- and friends calling here from a it," Davis said. "But we feel and other volunteers asked to Perry (3-2) : HR- Killebrew dislance due to the death of like this is part of Colonial. We 13rdl. Charles Hensley were Mrs. have the atmosphere of good Charles Murray, Ironton; old fashioned hospitality and Oakland 100 100 ooo- 2 5 I Calitornia 1100 001 ooo- I 2 0 RodneyoSpencer, Mr. and Mrs. we try to keep it. Just like Odom 12·0) and Duncan ; Joe Rebella and children, Mr. Ryan, Fisher W and Kusnyer. and Mrs. Bill Thurston, Mr. every other sport golf Is made Thrifti-Cut for the fan. They are the people LP- Ryan (2-3) . HR-Mangual and Mrs. Tom Gtoeneveld, who pay for the tournament." (lsi) . Rotary Mower 18" Mrs . Ted Hayman, Mike (Only games scheduled) Bissell, Columbus; Mr. and o3 H.P. LaUICil-T«:wwlleh enline Mrs. Goerge A. Hensley, Mr. ' olnatant-aetion reoolllltlrter PLAYER OF WEEK and Mrs. John C. Hensley, Mrs. NEW CONCORD, Ohio oCuttiq belibt adJUetable, 1 to Nolan, Billingham Maude Seals, Tuppers Plains; ( UP! ~ - Baldwin-Wallace 314incbel Mrs. Nellie Anderson and piU:he,\ CurL Karpinski has On Mound For Reds Clyde Allcorn, Beloit, Ohio; •Self-lubrleatlq .m.l bearlnp been named Ohio Conference's •Chrome-plated handle SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - Mr. and illrs. Albert Fulton, "player of the week" In the The Cincinnati Reds open a Warnick, Ohio; Margaret northern division of Marietta's West Coast tour here tonight Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Albert coutfielder Ouie Kenyon In the with a doubleheader against the Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Fred soulhem division. Woode, Jeromesville; Mrs. ,San Francisco Giants. M.arietta plays BaldwinGary Nolan 3-1 is scheduled to Marte Houck, Mrs . EUadean Wallace in · a three-game MILE.. piU:h the first game for the Reds Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick playoff at Berea this weekend WITIITIWIE against Steve Stone (11-2) . In the Karr , Robert Hartenbauch, to decide the . conference nightcap, Jack Billingham (Il-l') David Sheets, Rolland Crab- championship. Karpinski will go against the Giants' Ron tree, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Leola pitched a three hitter In the 4-1 Ferrell, Medway, Ohio; Rev. Bryant (1·2). win over Wooster last week, The ~ and Gian)s play W. B. Hatfield, Gallipolis while striking out 10. single games Wednesday and ferry; Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam . Kenyon was 6 of H at the Thursday nights to wind UJ! Kouse and daughters, Chicago, plate, while scoring five runs Sure there are lots of things,you want Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell their series. right now. Lots of things you need. and family, Fairborn; Mr . and and driving In eight. Six of the But, the sun's going to shine tomor· Mrs. Fred Ferrell, Kettering; RBI's came In a 19-1 win over Denison . row, too. . •· Joe A; Bissell and son, Mason, That's why it's important you do W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd EASY WINNER something today to build a little nest McPeek, Belleville ; Sylvia CINCINNATI (UPI) Curtis, Rev. Eldon Blake, egg for the future. And there's no Gulley, the 5-2 favorite In the Reedsville; Rev. Roy Bush, HEADCOAqt easier way to do that than by joining featured $3,1100 Ohio Thorough· HARRISBURG, Va. (UPI)the Payroll Savings Plan. where you bred Fund Race at River Racine; Mrs. Ruby McPeek, Loois P. Campanelli, uaistaDt Downs, outdistanced Sans Harley McPeek, Mr. and Mrs. basketball coach at the Unlver· work. You sign up once and any Terre by more than seven Clinton ~cPeek, Belpre; Mr. slty of Rhode ISland · for the amount you specify will be set aside lengths in lhe stretch Monday and Mrs. James Seals, psst two seasons, Monday was from each paycheck and used to buy to lake a I :06 2-li win in the five Murraysville; Mr. and ~rs . named head coach at Madllon U.S. Savings Bonds. · Kenny Haley, Rutland. and one-half furlongs. Members of Racine O.E.S., Co~ege . The announcement The Payroll Savings Plan. The perThe 4-li dally double pairing was'made by Madison athletic fect way to help your good life stay of UtUe Leonine and Gallant Chester Council D. of A.; Shade direCtor Dean Ehlerl. River Lodge ~3 F .A.M. and ' that way. ' Bully paid $48UO. many of his co-workers of the 'rhe 2,723 racing fans, out : despite the rainy weather, Meigs Cpunty Highway wagered a tgtal of $258,361. · Department also came. so FALSE TEETH 11rttfo.ne Thrifti-Cut Rotary Mower 20" o3 H.P. Brial lo Strattcm. enline, recoil atarter oEIIIIne throttle emtrol oSell-lubrlcatlq wbeel.bearinp •14puplteeldeck . •Cbnme-plated hendle •Cidtlq beiibtadjultment, 1 to 3%lncbel $.5995 $6995 . EYEIIIJII WITIIW. A Now E Hondo poy 6l< !lintomt when held to m~~t.uri~~ )'tll.n. 10 month. 14% the lint year}, are repiiCid if lott, 1tolen 1 ~ deltroyed. When .,.... thty a.n b. cuh«< It your blnk, Intertll il not 1ubject to ltll.t .or loe~l inoome t.a... and tedertl tax rllty be deferred until redemption. tr ~ '=;I * ~ WELKER'S Grade A EGGS Medium 25~doL * Fresh From Farm Daily Bring egg basket. 'ThiGeJOinstock hi America. the Payroll Savinp Plan. ' 247 Mulberry Ave. Farm Phone. 0. Phone-m-3736 Hemlock Grove, o. Phon-992-6394 This Week Only • ' ·~----------------~ THURSDAY WILUNG WORKERs Class of United Methodist Church, Enterprise Thunday 7 p.m. ·home of Beatrice Buck. · HARRISONVIU.E CHAPTER, · O.E.S., grand Inspection at a p.m. Thuradly at the Harri1onvllle ·Elementary School. Dinner at J:30 p.in. preceding. llflervatlons to 'be made will! Mn. AvaneU George, Rutland. . . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO FRED W. CR 10W. JR .. Syracuse, Ohro, · Plaintiff, OUR TH YEAR Prices In Effect Wednesday Morning 9:30 AM · At Our Mason, W. Va• Store Onlyl T ime I , on the 12th CI~Y Of, June , 19.72 , a t wh lc~ time the bids will be opened and r ead publicly . Bids for 'the bonds , which were author ized by l egisla t iol') enacted on May 8. 19~2. shall be sea l ed and endors ed " B id for Fire Station Construction Bonds," and each bid shal l be made.onlyforallornoneofsuch bonds . . • . . It is contempl ated that the bond. issuing authority wit! meet at seve n-tf'llrty o'clock p,m., on the . 12t., day :of June, 1972 , to consider the bids and make an awa'rd . · The bondS wit! be' dated the first day of Jun e, 1972, will.be In , the denomination of $5,000 each. and will ~raw inter~st payable se mJ .annually Qn the fir st days of J~me and Oecemb,e r df each year , · beo lnn fng Dece mber 1, 1972 . at the rate of five and one . administrators and e)(ecutors, half per centum (5•12 pet .) per tomorrow.'' · if any, of Ernest .James owen, annum. Anyone des ir in g to do , so may present a bid for said Before this ~01} business I was not oniy Dave's girl friend, but D eceased; the unknown h e.rs, bonds based upon their bearing legatees, distrlbutees, a different single rate of inhis best friend. Now I can't even talk to him, ~nd he gets 111ad devisees, adm inistrators and executors, if any, owen, tetest, but not in excess of eight because of my moodiness. How can I get Dave hack to.our once- Decease d ;oftheFlorence unknown heirs, per centum (8 pet .) per annurn, · t provided tha t. wh ere a frac perfect relationship? - X-BEST FRIEND .d evisees, legatees, dis I r•bu ees, tionel interest rate is bid , such Dear X: adm [nlstrators and e)(ecutors, fract ion Shall be one -eighth of if any, of Harry Stauffer, Deceased ; the unknown he.irs, ·o'n e per cent or a multiple ... By letting to, a little! d ~v isees. tega fees . distributees. thereof . Split rate bids and bids You've .been making Dave your whole life and now you administrators and executors, with supplemental co upon s will · not be considered . refUse to share him. Don't close yourself off from others because if any , of Estella Stauffer, The bOnds mature as follows : Dece11 sed ; the unknown hei rs, . aU you want ls your boy friend. He's not hanging on to YOU as devisees, legatees, dlstrlbutees, S5,000on December 1m each of the years from 1973 t o 19BA, "everything" aitd you should be thankful, for that would be too adm inistrators and eKecutors. t ff in clusive . . if any , of Elmer S au er, The bonds are issued for th e much of a burden. Deceases:t; the unknown heirs, purpose of paying the cost of , legatees ; distrlbutees, constructing a new fire sta t ion , Find a good friend and go around with her when the guys get devisees adm inistrators and e)(ecutors, together. Get Interested In many things - some of which don't if any, of Bertha Stauffer, furn is h ing and equ ip pi ng H1e and Improving the site Include Dave. I'll bet you'll even begin to enjoy this new freedom Deceased ; Otto Stauffer ,k whose same, thereo f. The bonds are payable , place .of residence Is un nown ; !he unknow n heirs , devisees, - after a while. - SUE legatees , dlstrlbutees, ad · without ded uction for th e ser . Dear X: ministrators and executors, if vices of the Issuer's paying agent, at the legal depository of Besides, yow: new girl friend may jolt Joe out of his "man's a.ny , of , Herber·t Sli:iuffer, h e ls·suer, prese ntly The D eceased; H a It •e Sf au 11 er. tCitizens Nation al Bank of . world." Perhaps you'll be double-dating again before long. whose p lace of r es idence is unknown; the unknown he irs, Middleport, Middleport , Ohio, HELEN devisees, legatees, Oistributees, and, unless paid from other N<YrE FROM SUE: That's my little ol' matchmaker Mom adm inistrators and e)l(ecutors, sour<::es, are paya tfe from If any, of Guy stauffer, unlimited taxes . speaking, - S. • The proceeding s for this iss ue De cease d ; Clyde stauffer, whose place of residence is have been t aken under the LAST WORD FROM HELEN : dkay, kid, but a girl unknown; Rober t staiJfter, super\liSion of Sq uire , Sanders sometimes must be Sneaky to discourage an overly good huddy whose p lace of residence . is & Demp sey, Bond Attorneys, unknown ; the Unknown he irs , Cleveland. Ohio, whose ap might otherwise break up her romance. I agree that "X" devisees, legatees , dlstrlbutees, pro\ling opinion will be fur shouldn't make Dave her whole life, but I alsp "think Joe is adm inistrators and exec utors . nished to the successful bidder any , of Mary Gerber , at the bidder's expense and wil l becoming a bit much. Best way to ease him off is : get htm a girl ifDecease d ; the un known he irs. be pr inted on the bonds as part friend . Next best way: play up to Joe until Dave decides the devisees, legatees, distributees, or the cost of bond pr inting . Th e adm inistrators and executors, cos t of pr inting of th e bonds situation needs a little separation. - HELEN if any, of Fred Gerber , shatlbepaldforbythe Issuer , A Dece ased ; the unknown he irs , complete trans cr ipt of devisees, legatees , distributees. proceedings will be furn ished ad m inistrators and exec u tor~, by the Issuer, together with a if any of Uda Sarah Owen. certificate showing no litigat ion Deceased ;- the unknown heirs, pend ing or thr ea tened at the devisees, legatees. dlstributees. t im e of th e de liv ery to enjoin admini strator• and executors, de li very or to contest the If any, of Thomas Spencer vlllidlty of the bonds or the West hands. West holds the: Owen , D eceased and the power to issue them or the levy NORTH 16 club ace and if you won the unknown heirs, d ev i sees, or cOIIect!on of ta)( es for the ir • 97 first spade the birds will sing l egatees . d l str ibutees : ad · payment . • .A 75 m in lstrators and executors, if The bids w ill promptly be for you and you will make at • J 82 . ot William Richard Owen , considered, and the bonds will least thre e no -trump . If you any Deceased , will take not ice that be sold to the highest bidder .KJ 1064 held up, the birds may still on the 19th day of Aprll , 1912, a offering !h e lowest interest rate ~T EAST si n g but they will sing : Comp lain t was filed in the at not less than par and ac crued . Ql0853 .K64 Common Pleas Court of Me igs Interest . Th e lowest interest "Down one, down one." County , Ohio , case No, 15055. rate wi ll be determined by .J92 .QI0 63 When this hand was played wherein you have been named ca l cul ating the total i nterest to t 954 tQ 107 in a team match some 40 defendants In the prayer of the stated ma tur ity at the rafe bid • 753 years ago the late Raymond Compla int , Plaint iff demand s and deduct ing therefrom any that his interest In sa id rea l- premium bid . If each Of two or SOUTH (D) Balfe took the firs t spade . estate may be set off to him in more bids is !he highest bid • AJ2 The· other. S o u t h player severalty and for partition of offer jnQ th e lowest Inter est rat e. .K8 4 ducked a nd the swing de- said r ea l estate, according to the bon ds will be awarded on • AK6 3 t he r espective rights of the such on e of the h ighest b ids as Is cided the ma tch. par ties here to a'ld ill case chosen by Jot . All pids .must be ·Q ~2 ...., • Was Raymond 's g u e s s partltlo~·~t Qf · , ~~l d reai ' estate" ·accomp'8nled ' bY ·cash, bank !iDI'th.Soilt . lnenl>l• 1 J)'ure luck! ·No'; It ·was'n't!_ cannot be ·~.?'thade withou t. cashier's or offi cial's check or ~ West Norlhoo •,. Ea.111t South ~aymond decided that West manifest injury to the value c;er·t if ied check payable to th e thereof, then that sa id r eal Issuer. or an't: combination I N.T. might well have IEld a short eslate \ may be adludged to orie thereof, aggregat ing one per PaSs 3 N.T. Pass Pass suit unless ·he had a quick ·or more of th e parti es to thi s cent of the par amount-.. of the Pe.ss entry for his own suit and suit upon election as prov ided bonds, upon the condition that , · by taw, lind In case said rea l If the bid is accepted, the bidder Opening lead- • 5 the only quick re-entry held estate Is not adjudged to one or Will receive and pay for the by either East or West was more parties to this suit upon bonds In accordance with the By Oswald & James Jacoby the ace of. clubs. Hence the elecf!Qn, as provided by taw , terms and prov isions of this then that sai d real es ta te may noti ce. No bank bidding for the odds .were that West held be sold according to ·taw, free bonds shall tile Its own cashie r's So m e t I m e s , declarer that key card. and clea r from all th e c la ims, or official's check, nor a check if doesn't know which opponent r ig hts and interests of all the certified by i t. Such secur ity (NEWSMPER ENHRPRISE A5SH .) holds the gun. In that case parrtes to thi s suit. Plaintiff shall be held' by the Issuer further demands that each of unused pending delivery of the he has to guess. The better sa id defendan ts may be bonds l"~ nd forfeited as full players tend to make lhe . required to set up whatever 11Quida1eef damages In the event right guess a surpri singly The bidding has been: claim or claims , r igh t or r ights , of default by the successf ul inter es t or Interests, eactl ot bidder . • large percentage of the time. West Norlh Easl them has In and t o said real . In the event that , prior to 14 Pass If you haven't looked at estate, or be forever barred their delivery , the Interest on ~ . ~ass from usertlno same, and ' for· the bonds should by act of the East-West cards as yet, Pass other proper relief . The real Congress or otherw ise become 3• Pass ? cover them up and decide Pass es tate Is descr ibed as follows : sublect t o Federal income how to play the three no - You , South hold , The follow ing described real taxes, or any · act of Congress trump contract. East plays .KJ54 .K876 t54 oi>Q107 estate In the VIllage ot Pomeroy should provide that the interest and bounded and described as income on the .bond ~ sha ll be the king of spades at trick What do you do now? : Commencing on Front taxable at a future date for · one and it is up to you to A-Bid rour spades. You dill follows Street at the Eestern corner of Federal income tu purposes, decide whether to duck or Front and Sycamore Stretts in whether directly or lndlreclly, sa ldVIIIageofPomeroy ; thence t he successful b idder may win that first spade trick. If hne 10 poi.nts in support fifty (SO) teet along Front Street refuse to accept delivery and In TODA Y'S QUESTION you duck, spades will be cono Lot Number Eighty -seven such event hiS bid security shall tinued and you will have to Instead of bidding three t(871 ; thence flft\1 {SOl teet be returned _without Interest. take the third lead. spades you r partner has bid parall el w ith Sycamore Street; The bonds shall be delivered t~ence West fifty (50) feet , for payment within the State of three diamonds. What do you In either event you will parallel with Front Street to Ohio to tl\e successful b idder or have to knock out the ace of do now ? Sycamore Street ; thence along to a bank des ignated by Sycamore Street fifty (S O) teet, successful bidder without clubs. Now look at the East· to the pla ce of beginning . charge . If delivered at a pl'llce Reference Deed : Vol. 77, outside of the State of Ohio·, the Page 606, Deed Re cords, Meigs successful bidder shall pay the CoiJnty, Ohio . expense of delivery at that • , You are required to answer place. The expense .ot dtllvery the Complaint w ith in twenty , within the State of Ohio shall not eight day s after the last be considered In determining publ ica tion of th is notice, the highest bidder . namely , by not later than the Before making t~nder of the 2'th day of July , ·1972, or bonds at the pla ce of delivery, lustoment by defaul1 w ill be the Issuer shall give written rendered against you . notice to the successful bidder Fred w. Crow, Jr . not later than the fifth business Syrllc use, Ohio day before I he proposed tender, Plaintiff of the fact that the bonds, transcript, no , lftlgatlon cer . tlficate and approving opinion Cr.ow, Crow & Porter, Atto~neys for · PlaintiffS w ill be availab le tor delivery and givlng ,the date and hour for t51 16, 23, 30 (6) 6, 13, 20, 27, 71~ the tender at the place of dei IVery, prov lded , however, Your Favorite Brand! Sheer Seamless · ~ 3 Piece Aluminum \ .Mix;ing Bowl Set Graduated sizes in a fine quality set. Use for mixing. baking, storage in refrigerator . A 1.98 value. 99! hope we will continue to enjoy your Plltronage. towest possible price. Come, stop in during •••11111.... A touah and lively blllmadeby · Mli:O"'IOr . • Kwt lhlluldMiout oi lhlo ltloll, ... Will glvt .,.., 1"\'llnoh Ill" ...ring futuro dlllllliy at lho odwr'l .~ ll!'lco. !lowers. Long stems. 4 Day Sale. On We will en. ~avor this Anniversary Sale. to always bring you quality You'll thfd. some real money merchandise at the savers. • ' Wrought Iron Ught Styrofoam Pkg. oj iOO Bean Bag MUG TREE PICNIC JUG PAPER PLATES ASH. TRAY Hold 6 Mugs Half Gallon Size White or Colors While They Last I s FUNNY We also have hundreds of remnants, many luge enough for that.extrt room, spare room; affic or what have you. Priced at 60 per cent off, Stop lty lfiCI .... \ Supple Vinyl While They Last ON YOUR DIAL "\ $}66_ Don't Miss These! mill. Many are actually lull size terry towels. Come dig! Our Eweryday 94' Values! . n~·s Orion ress Socks BATH TOWELS "' c of Solids or stripes. Size 22x44. Our everyday 1 ''Cannon . ' or "Cones" brands on sale. . MARBLEIZED PLASTIC FINISH SHIRTS .. \, of , Stoc"! , TOILET SEATS White Draa ~·~ Si.zes 15 to 16112 R1ght Out 7'4· They Were 17.95-Brass fittings Regular 12.94-Pennanent Press Mens Short Sleeve ·, .~~' Thinty Tarry colors. Sale Priced! (Seconds) · Terry TQwel Ends Stock Up Your Men During Our 4th Anniversary assortment arrangement tor the delivery of th~· bonds either a-t the place fixed for delivery or elsewhere. If such notice has not been given by the Issuer or wa ived by the successful bidder and the Qond&, transcript, nO ·lltlgatlon certificate and approving opinion are not available for delfverv to the successful bidder at such place of dellvtry on or before 12 :00 o'c lock noon $}99 lla:~~ $399 STARTS 9:30 WEDNESDAY...MASON MART ONLYI .., For Y.ouf Traffic Areas-R~Ie Repeat Of A Sellout! Size 3 to 6x raided Rugs Colorful Rainbow Stripe SIZE 21x36 ' 87' Runqer Size 24x72.~,';1, •.,. Girls Cotton KNIT TOPS Short sleeve or sleeveless styles. White and colors. Size 24x45 ... :....... *.1 " e. f/1 Get Rudy Now! Practical 30 Qt. Size Styrofoam Picnic Cooler • oceompanlod his bid and It Shill returned to him . lm· mediately . The right IS reserved to relect bidS. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By Gene Grate, Cltrk· Treasurer Telephone NO . "M657 Afll COde 6U 151 '16, 23, 30, 31t 1 • ,, I' Remnant cuttings from a famous 33c on every that noth ing herein · eontalne~ shall prevent the making ot a mulually aareeab '1e System'l Slart The first peacetime draft In American history; the Selective Service System, became law Oct. 29, 1940, with the drawing of the first draft -.umber-168: - ,,, , . One size fils 10 · 13. A good be •••• '• ·~l "'' Regular •2" by' We.Jalk • JOU . •(I' Junior Ball Glove lhe day fl)(ed for the rece-ipt of bids , and· the SU(Cessful blddel'l st"~all not be In default ot any of hi.s obligations , hef 5hall have the rlg.htth~reafter , and so tong iiS no su(h tender by the Issuer shalt y't have been made, to cancel the contract of purchasei Any such right shall be.. exer, cfsed delivering wr lhe" notice o such cancetlatlon to thi- undersigned or fo the office of tha underslone~ durlnt buslntll hours , Such blddtr shall th.reupon be entltltd to the return of the depot it which MOHAWK, CABIN CRAFT, TREND, WUNOA WEAVE, VIKING · AND MANY OTHER FAMOUS BRAND NAME MILLS. · .14~ .,- ' For The Little Guy! of the 30th calendar dav all•r We feature carpet by: • 49~h' RACINE-SYRACUSE-RUTLAND Stop by and visit o.ur beautiful showroom or II you wq4ld rather shop In the comfort of your own home, Call992-7590 for free-I n-home shopping. 111·10.001-1 Includes roses and oth~r spring and summer ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPOR.T In your area offering the most fantastic prices on wail to wail carpel you ever heard of. NO WAITING for that sP.clal order carpet. Carpetland has It all In stock . Jusi plok II out and II will be delivered to your horne. No walling! No high prices! All work guaranteed! ......... New WE THANK YOU - It's been a wonderful four yeors. Your patronage ol our Mason store hu been vary pleasing. We Attention Residents • thiap~e. 99• Value . Good Players 'Guess/ Well SURROUNDING AREAS por Sizes Pet~e. Medium or Medium Tall WIN AT BRIDGE CHESHIRE AND . ~lmll3 Taupe · Beige ·. Cinnamon • Coffee Malon, West Virginia · MASON-NEW HAVEN customer at PANTY HOSE A DISCOUNT DEP!oRTtrH.NT STOll who •As · Ttrttfone Social Calendar "' NOTIC E•1 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONOS Sea led bids for the purchase of 5:60~000 bonds of the village of Middleport (her ein referred to as the Issuer) in the county of M eigs, Ohio , will be re ~eiv~d by the undersig ned offi cer· at ·. th e Counci l Meeting Room, 237 Ra~:e Street, Middleport, ·Ohio, .un til tour o'clock p.m .. Eastern Standard Time in Ohio ,(Fa st ,, Of Mr. Hensley SYQUsave By Helen and Sue Bottel . LEGAL . IS ALL THIS HEll TIME? Dear Helen and Sue : . I've been going steadily with Dave for ov~r two years. Until c~l·RLES RICHARD CROW, RUTH CROW, · recently, we rarely spent a day lvithput seei~g each other and we 133 Ed ward N.w ., went to aU social gatherings together. But there's a change and Warren, Ohio, I'm feeling mlseral)le, lonely, rejected and ignored, though Dave . Et al., Defendants, · swears he st!U loves me. ~. No . 15,055 NOTICE BY See, we used. to double with Dave's best friend Joe and his PUBLICATION The Defendants, the unknown date, but. they broke up. So Dave and I still see Joe a lot - so heirs , dev isees, ·- tegatees, . .much so tllat I hardlf ever am alone with my boy friend any d•slributees. admin istrators lliDl'~· I didn't mlr\d at first, but Dave calls Joe now before he . and execu t or s, if any , of Jennie Owen , De ceased; the Lmknown callB me. He asks Joe what he wants to do, and ulen tellB me h,elrs , dev isees, legatees, Qistrlbutees , administrators · where lVe're go_ing. and executor S, il any, of Arthur Because 1've spent all my time with Dave, I have no.close Jahnig en, Deceased ; the unknown heirs. devisees, · friends to Invite, so I'm little tagalong, a sort of third leg. leg atees, d ls tributee s, ad · in istrators and executors; if Today was tile ultimate .-Dave has always asked me what I . m any, of R ichard Jahnigen, ·want to do on Sunday afternoon - and that's the orie iime he De cease d ; Ruth Jahnlgen ; whose· pla ce of residence is reserves for just us two. But this momlr\g be called and said he ·unknown ; the unknown heir s, was on his way to Joe's house to play tennis, and "See ya devisees. legatees . dlstributees. . . Attend Funeral ' LEGAL NOTICE SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY! CEMOERY SPRAYS ~ �• • . ,· .\ ' Mrs. Freda Henderson Mother of the Year Mrs. Freda Henderson was named "Mother of the Year" In ceremonies conducted Sunday morning at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church. First rwmer-up for the award was Mrs. Mamie Stephenson, second runner-up was Mrs. Stella Darnell, and third runner-up was Mrs. Paulette Leach. Mrs. Henderson was e.~corted to a rose garden throne by the church ushers. Mrs. Darnell was recognized as the olde.~t mother present ; Mrs. Leach as the youngest mother present, and Mrs. Stephenson as the mother with the most children pre~t. Glen McClung, SundljY school superintendent, made the presentation of awards. Corsage.~ were pre.~ented to all the mothers by the · ushers, Fred PuUins and William Stephenson. · Reymond Walburn led the opening song with Mrs. Ben Brown giving prayer. The junior and senior choirs combined to sing "My Mother's Old Bible is True" and recitations were given by Tbrimy Colmer, "Welcome"; Sheila PuUins, "Thankful" ; Jlnuny Snider, "Mother's Love"; Tammy Snider, "Moth~r";. Shari Colmer, "I Love You Mother" ; Debbie Schaffer, "Who Has a Mother" and Billy Cobner, "One Word." l!aymond Walburn presented "Mother"; Mrs. Freda Mossman gave a reading, "Mather's love," and Eslle Mossman read "My l!ose." The closing·prayer was by· Mrs. Henderson. 'Plana 19 seniea luncheon tq the Pomeroy Hi8h School class of 1917 00 May 'll in observ . ance of 55th graduation anniversary wer'e inade' when the Happy Har¥eSters Class met Friday night at Trinity Church The luncheon was ;.,e of several fund . r'aislng even Is discussed during the meeUng Afamily night program was · he_ld Stinday evening at the . Heath Methodist Church sponsored by the Eleanor Circle . Mrs. Penny Compton of the host group welcomed the ·dinner guests. ··Mrs. John Krawsczyn; Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Mrs. Earl Davenport were .ap· . · pointed to the nominliting committee during a brief buSiness session. Mrs. Steve Houchins was clulfrnan for the dinner which was followed by a program planned by the Rev. Roberi Bumgarner. A get-acquainted audience particiaplion program was conducted with the men telling about their oc~pations and their families, the women about their marriages, and the children about !on things the family does together . Mrs. Orin Smith conducted a contest for the children with Kenny Byer and Laura Hoover being the winners. She re~d two poems, "My Pa" and "There's Nothing Whatever the Matter with Me", and the minister showed a lilm ''Buyers Choice". The Young Adult Class of the BradfordChurch of Christ will build racks for hymna~ and a work session was planped for Friday night after 6 p.m. at the home of I\ichard Gilkey. Meeting Friday night at the church arrangements were made to build the racks for the church and it was decided to ~nd a thank you note · to the Valley Lumber Co. for .the use or tools to be <~Sed in their I co~slruction. I Misidentified On his official inaugural medals, Franklin D. Rooseveil is idimtlfled as the 31st U.S. presi;ent . Some people hold, a11,d some do not, that since Grover Cleveland was Guy Hysell presided at the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Homer Forrest. Mrs . Ralph Painter gave devotions Using "The Family Altar'' as her theme. Scripture was taken from Proverbs, M~tthew, and Second Timothy. ' It was ·decided during the meeUng to keep a scrapbook of all projecls and to take pic· lures of special events. Mrs . Sharon Kaye McCune to Wed RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. -l!alph McCune, Route I, Rutland, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Kaye, lo Mr. l!ichard Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, Route 4, .Pomeroy. Both are graduates of Meigs High School. Mr. Warner is presently employed by the Kroger Company, Pomeroy. Wildding plans are Incomplete. Birthday' of :.'~.'-:.' Pastor Noted >:· Personal Notes ..".:e::, SalOn ·Di·nner 1 Attended ootn tne ~~nd and 24th presi· dent, Roosevelt actually was the 32nd, which is how The World Almanac designates hini~ ' , ,j t· BRAND ' , Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse. In Day, the addition birthdaytoofMother's Don Johnson was observed. The family was joined for an afternoon visit by Roland Sayre of Dayton. The first automobile insur· ance policies were issued in 1898, by the Travelers Insurance Company. • . We have a,~plendid selection or the latest fashions in lime. From $!5. GOESSLER liS W , SeC!tnd ·:··· 992-2284· JEWELRY STORE·. POMEROY SUPERIORS ASSORTED lb. 79~ ChUck Roast USDR FRESH PORK CHOICE N.ECK BONES . BALLARD'S FARM SAUSAGE lb. 89C . . SUNSHINE SCOT LAD PINK LIQUID SALTINE . CRACKERS GRAHAM VANILLA WAFERS PAPER TOWELS Hb. boxes. $ l~b. $ WELKER'S FRESH FRYERS 39~ jumbo$ . 11 oz.$ rolls bxs. bxs. 69~ ICE CREAM • $ lb. lb. FIRESIDE . qts.for SALT FISH 00 i$. lb SCOT LAD CRACKE~S 79~ LOW, LOW PRICE DEBBIE DETERGENT ' . gal. . ,\-' ' 11 Thursday Only Special! )JF , riday Only Special! COLA .LARGE EGGS 16 Ol. bots. • doz. unclassified ¢. 8 pak Even if~ don't have a hearing problem, you can still have a problem hearing. Saturday DIET DOUBLE COLA cans 12 oz. plastic ctonainer :::~D . . ~.\:~. .~259 lb._box rolls 3· I HOFFMAN HOUSE . So we've designed special handsets that make everything clearer. If you're interested, call our Business Office. . . · All our handsets come in colors to match most color phones. So they please your eyes as well as your ears. · · · SAVE 7ff ~HEN YOU BUY A . 10 oz. ,jar of INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE CRYSTALS · SPECIAl PRIC! WITH THIS ·COUPON . SIZe I I I I I 1 POTATOES nb $1 6 39~ . : : b . . 49~ 16 oz. r - - - - -MARK .. ._.RK._.,.V............ ..,. SCOT lAD Krinkle Kut ~COT Sliced Strawberries . · ¢ 89 . EDON TOILET 12 $1 CHEESE .. ··· 2 TISSUE......... · . :~i~~~~: . . 5 "" $1 'lARGE ............ doL$1 ._ U_ nCiassified 49~ : :· ~Gvarieties ....~~... 29e DILL PICKLES .. E~GS QUEEN OF COOL WHIP SCOT FARM I ' BIRDS EYE 16 OL 8 pak 8 $1 .FAYGO CANNED POP. all varieties ·... ,, FAIRMONT 'h gal. ICE CREAM ..................... Only Special! ' bxs. V STOREcoui-oii ___ - - - - - , . I 700 I WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A. lO .OZ. JAR OF I I e INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Fresh and Sweet · '· 1 10 OZ. JAR ONLY$1.}9::_ :I OIICOUPORPOflllllY•antiWE 5-27-72 : · ~~.~.r... : theck the Savmss• •• ·• 10~ ~ -· • taiS .for Our Sound Booster Handsel amplifi .. real c011veni~nce for anyone who's hard ,. U.S. N0.1 . • Pomeroy, 0. ' ' • ·FABRICS TO ENHANCE THE HOME· • 1 ' POTATOES ' . • IO~bag99~ EVERY DAY LOW PRICE )' I 1 L-- -------- --------------~J . CUCUMBERS eadf 1 ALMARK V STORE HEAD lge. 25~ LEllUCE -hd. SINIIER SALES & SEi!VICE MfCALL'S& SIMPLICI.,.Y PATTERNS ·~ ·SAUSAGE lb.59~ lb. 89~ lb. 991~ ROUND BONE or usDA CHOICE lb. ENGLISH CUT ROAST .............................. ] gift ol alL A beautiful new .Bulova watch. BACON lUNCH MEAl \ ... Stock Fabrics & Samples! Congy;~tulate your graduate with the most ·wanted . LlnLE LINK Blade Cut USDA ·choice lb. \ We Make Slipcovers .and Upholstery Covers. ·'; ' ... DAUGHTER BORN · Announcenent is made of the. birth of a daughter, Rainelle Arlene on May I to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duff, Dexter. The six po,und infant was born at the Holzer . Medical Center. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ohlinger of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duff of Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Duff have a son, Paul Juhllng. WE DO ·ITI lb.49~ 69~ a: ¢ 'lb. cl~:~:~g and Bob Byer, Mary,; Julie Mrs. and Larry, Middleport lb. Chopp~d Sirloin · Best Sliced ' J SUPERIORS SUPERIORS SUPERIORS . FREsH POLISH ALL MEAT SAUSAGE . BOLOGNA WIENERS . i John l!eece, public relationsf Bill McKelvey and sons, co-ordinator, gave the story o :~~~.~:~~~~:n~u;;~tht;?~ . thMe 1GavinM.Plant _and the 1nedw e gs me, In a s I e · Day weekend here · with his presentation Thursday night at parents, Mr. and Mrs. William MK d a meeting of the Rock Springs A. c e1vey an son, 8 ruce, G ge and other relatives. Mrs . ran · · Guests for the meeting were McKelvey remained in Boston h several members of t e to prepare for final Hemlock Grove Grange. examinations In her university Communications from Jetthe family for dinner ferson Grange and from the National Grange were read. on saturday evening were Mr. sym ' pathy was extended to and Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, Mrs. Beulah Ewing on the death of her sister. It was Bruce and Brian. On Sunday, · pection will Mr. and Mrs. Johnson en- announced that ms terlained with a picnic and lie held on June 8. l!efresh· present in addition to those men Is are served by the home named were Mr. and Mrs . economics committee. Thereon Johnson, l!acine, Mr. Custo!Jl Made Choose from our fabrics .in stock and we'll make them into lovely drapes for you. Also have many sample fabrics we order. Stop in now and select yours . COURT ST. l· ;~ SUPERIORS SUPERIORS EDLP DRAPES , Ind. ' Mrs . 'C lar• ~art, devoU~l lea~r, used 'The Song of V1ctory wlth ,Paalm 76 and prayer. , I . . · Mrs. Ada Ho "'r presenled the program on· her travels around the world. She first showed costume.~ from $t'leral lands, and then show~ slide.~ of her trips to Africa, Japan, India, Holland, Egypt, China, Panama, Bermuda, South America, EnaJand, Alaska, Germany, France, an<! the Holy L!lnd. . ~~ · ' ' Mrs. Rose Ginther' read two Clifford Smith will serve as poems, '~Mother" and "Bring chainnan of the book. Me Flowers Now." Prizes'were · Awedding shower gift will be purchased for Hildred Clark. won by Mrs. · WUma Terrell, Clifford Smith reminded the Mrs . Neva Seyfried, Mrs. class' of a revival to he held )!eibel, Mrs. Edith Lanning, Aug. 26-26. The June class Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng, Mrs. meeting will be a wiener roast Ullle Hauck. Strawberry shortcake, tea at Fort Meigs at 6 p.m. Mrs . and coffee were servM by Ml'll. Forrest will have : the Ethel Williamson, Mrs. Clara devotions. Mrs. Larry Pickens and Mrs . Karr, and Mrs. Carrie Ben I\ife served refreshments Meinhart to th~ named and with Mrs. !life giving prayer. Mrs. Stella Kloes, 'Mrs. Others attending the meeting Frances Reibel, Mrs. Ruth besides tbose named were Massar, Mrs. Gladys CUckler, Christy Smith, Mrs. Guy Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Ruby Hysell, Mrs. Walter Morris, Erb, Miss Erma Smith, MrS. Homer Forrest, Mrs. Ruth Eulah Swan, Mrs. Mildred Wall, Carla and Becky Rife, Headley, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mrs. Freda Duffy. and Vicki Pickens. · presided over by Mrs. Edna Reibel. Members reported having much ·rummage and a sale will be held as soon as some location is !oond. A letter was read from Mrs. ,Madeline Hess thanking those who remembered her with cards during her hos· pitalization at Fort Wa)')le, ' USOA~MEATs " f''*~''''~::::~::::::x.\w."Mc::~ McKelvey Family Reece Relates i Middleport · ·I'; Together Sunday Industry Story The birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Bel.z of the Rev. Clyde Henderson was Hilliard spent the weekend observed at a rece.nt meeting of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Adult Class of the Pomeroy C. H. Wise, Jr., Waverly. b d . . lhd Nazarene Church held at the BIf ays were 0 serve 10 Henderson home. addition to Mother's Day. Gifts were presented to the Sandy Bel.z is recuperating minister and a large cake was from a recent fool fracture. presenled to him: Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Wise are in S McC!ong, president, conducted . Madison, Ind. this week on Eleven members of the the meeting which opened with business for the Ohio Valley "·Ion 710 , E'1g ht prayer and scrlpure t by Mrs . Electr1'c Co. Mr. an d Mrs. Elden Wee ks MeIgs Coun ty.,. and Mrs. Frances Scholl spent and Forty, attended the 22nd Eslie Mossman . William Mr. and Mrs. Marion Francis Mother's Day In Gallipolis with annual dinner meeting of the Stephenson, secretary, gave and grandson, Keith Black, "·Ion 451 both h'IS re~or t an d th e have returned from Columbus Mr. , an d Mrs. John· Weeks, · Fa1'rf'1e ld Coun ty .,. Tommy and Mary Beth. Thursday night. treasurer 's report in the ab- where Keith was treated at Sgt. Robert Edward Frick Mrs . Mary Martin, depar- sence of Mrs. Barbara Colmer. Children's Hospital. He will and children of Columbus were temenlal chapeau, and Mrs. The next meeting was set for return there for 10 days in weekend guests of his parents, Myrtle Walker, le secrelaire - Saturday, May 20 in the June. M~. and Mts. Paul Frick. They cassiere deparletnental, were • educallonal building of the David Vance, son of l\1r. and " j I d M.th ' D b honored guests at the dlnrier church,7 :30p.m. Attendlngthe · Mrs. Robert Vance,-has been ~ one o er s ay Y Mr. and Ml'll. William Pullins and were presented gifts. Mrs . meeting were t.he Rev. Mr. and discharged from the Holzer · and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin talked on the programs Mrs. Henderson: Mr. and Mrs. Medical Center where he has Ca rl Hall an·d son. 0 f El ghi an d F or t y an d Gl en McCl ung, Mr. an d Mr s. been a pa t'1en t severa1 weeks Mr . and Mrs. Howard congratulated the group for Eslie Mossman, . Mrs . Ben due to a leg' fracture. Brown, Mrs. Gladys Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nicholson of Athens were having an early goal. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olher distinguished guests Mrs. Myrtle Durst, l!aymond Stewart, Brian and Barbsra, Bob Hoeflich and Jayne Lee. present were Aree Marshall, Walburn, Harold Lunsford and Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, deparlemenlBI chapeau passe, son, Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Werner, Belpre, were Becky, Kenn~. and Christi and and Mrs. Audrey Glaub, William ste'phenson, Mr. and Mother's Dayguesls otMr. and KevlnSmlthi!PI)nt the weekend departemenlal Ia concierge. · Mrs. Fred Pullins arid Sheila, . Mrs. G. G. Werner. In Columbus visiting Mr. and Attending from the local salon and Mrs. Clyda Bing. Mrs. Larry Flowers: They , besides Mrs. Martin and Mrs. " went especially to ·see Mrs. Walker were Mrs. Zuelelia last Saturday . However, since Kalhern Smith, a surgical Smith, Mrs. Florence THANKS SPOKEN the project was not completed, patient at MI. Carmel Hospital, Richards, Mrs. Lula Hampton, WEST COLUMBIA there will be another work Room 711. Mrs. Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Julia Thanks is extended to all who sessionSaturdayfrom8a.m. to Hysell, Mrs. Eileen Searles, helped and conlribuled in any IZ noon. Those willing to help Mrs. Ruth H. Thornton, Mrs. way to the cleanup of the West, are to meet at the school house RUMMAGE SALE . Iva Powell, and Mrs. Rhnda Columbia, W. Va., cemetery at8 a.m. with tools and lunch. The Junior American Legion Hackett. Auxiliary ·of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, will hold a rummage DECORATOR sale at the legion hall, corner of POPPY DAYSSET Williams and Sou,\h Fourth, ·FABRIC S· Poppy Days will be obThursday , Friday and served. by the Middleport, Saturday. The proceeds will be Pomeroy and Racine units of used for expenses of attending the. ' American Legion the Department convention Auxiliary Friday and which will be held in Ashland on Saturday. Women of tbe units June 3. Resldenls with rum- will work in their respective .. mare to contribute are asked to towns selling the poppies contact either Mrs. Patty . made by disabled veterans. Might, 992-7142 or Mrs. Albert Proclamations have been l!oush, 992-3t69, or leave items Issued by both Mayor -John at the hall after 9 a.m. on the Zerkle and Mayor William sale days. Baronlck. P0mer0y • • • Personal Notes .. . Class of '17 Meeting Set j Dinner For Families . At Heath . • • 9 .to _10 -~ SJJn. We Accept Federal FOOd Sttunps ·suPER MARKEt • Open Corner Mill and SecDIIt'~ts. ~ PHONE: 992·3480 . ~ w. ,l ieserve Tho Riuht To Lim.it Ouootitios" 1!QDLEPORT. 0. . '• �• • . ,· .\ ' Mrs. Freda Henderson Mother of the Year Mrs. Freda Henderson was named "Mother of the Year" In ceremonies conducted Sunday morning at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church. First rwmer-up for the award was Mrs. Mamie Stephenson, second runner-up was Mrs. Stella Darnell, and third runner-up was Mrs. Paulette Leach. Mrs. Henderson was e.~corted to a rose garden throne by the church ushers. Mrs. Darnell was recognized as the olde.~t mother present ; Mrs. Leach as the youngest mother present, and Mrs. Stephenson as the mother with the most children pre~t. Glen McClung, SundljY school superintendent, made the presentation of awards. Corsage.~ were pre.~ented to all the mothers by the · ushers, Fred PuUins and William Stephenson. · Reymond Walburn led the opening song with Mrs. Ben Brown giving prayer. The junior and senior choirs combined to sing "My Mother's Old Bible is True" and recitations were given by Tbrimy Colmer, "Welcome"; Sheila PuUins, "Thankful" ; Jlnuny Snider, "Mother's Love"; Tammy Snider, "Moth~r";. Shari Colmer, "I Love You Mother" ; Debbie Schaffer, "Who Has a Mother" and Billy Cobner, "One Word." l!aymond Walburn presented "Mother"; Mrs. Freda Mossman gave a reading, "Mather's love," and Eslle Mossman read "My l!ose." The closing·prayer was by· Mrs. Henderson. 'Plana 19 seniea luncheon tq the Pomeroy Hi8h School class of 1917 00 May 'll in observ . ance of 55th graduation anniversary wer'e inade' when the Happy Har¥eSters Class met Friday night at Trinity Church The luncheon was ;.,e of several fund . r'aislng even Is discussed during the meeUng Afamily night program was · he_ld Stinday evening at the . Heath Methodist Church sponsored by the Eleanor Circle . Mrs. Penny Compton of the host group welcomed the ·dinner guests. ··Mrs. John Krawsczyn; Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Mrs. Earl Davenport were .ap· . · pointed to the nominliting committee during a brief buSiness session. Mrs. Steve Houchins was clulfrnan for the dinner which was followed by a program planned by the Rev. Roberi Bumgarner. A get-acquainted audience particiaplion program was conducted with the men telling about their oc~pations and their families, the women about their marriages, and the children about !on things the family does together . Mrs. Orin Smith conducted a contest for the children with Kenny Byer and Laura Hoover being the winners. She re~d two poems, "My Pa" and "There's Nothing Whatever the Matter with Me", and the minister showed a lilm ''Buyers Choice". The Young Adult Class of the BradfordChurch of Christ will build racks for hymna~ and a work session was planped for Friday night after 6 p.m. at the home of I\ichard Gilkey. Meeting Friday night at the church arrangements were made to build the racks for the church and it was decided to ~nd a thank you note · to the Valley Lumber Co. for .the use or tools to be <~Sed in their I co~slruction. I Misidentified On his official inaugural medals, Franklin D. Rooseveil is idimtlfled as the 31st U.S. presi;ent . Some people hold, a11,d some do not, that since Grover Cleveland was Guy Hysell presided at the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Homer Forrest. Mrs . Ralph Painter gave devotions Using "The Family Altar'' as her theme. Scripture was taken from Proverbs, M~tthew, and Second Timothy. ' It was ·decided during the meeUng to keep a scrapbook of all projecls and to take pic· lures of special events. Mrs . Sharon Kaye McCune to Wed RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. -l!alph McCune, Route I, Rutland, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Kaye, lo Mr. l!ichard Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, Route 4, .Pomeroy. Both are graduates of Meigs High School. Mr. Warner is presently employed by the Kroger Company, Pomeroy. Wildding plans are Incomplete. Birthday' of :.'~.'-:.' Pastor Noted >:· Personal Notes ..".:e::, SalOn ·Di·nner 1 Attended ootn tne ~~nd and 24th presi· dent, Roosevelt actually was the 32nd, which is how The World Almanac designates hini~ ' , ,j t· BRAND ' , Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse. In Day, the addition birthdaytoofMother's Don Johnson was observed. The family was joined for an afternoon visit by Roland Sayre of Dayton. The first automobile insur· ance policies were issued in 1898, by the Travelers Insurance Company. • . We have a,~plendid selection or the latest fashions in lime. From $!5. GOESSLER liS W , SeC!tnd ·:··· 992-2284· JEWELRY STORE·. POMEROY SUPERIORS ASSORTED lb. 79~ ChUck Roast USDR FRESH PORK CHOICE N.ECK BONES . BALLARD'S FARM SAUSAGE lb. 89C . . SUNSHINE SCOT LAD PINK LIQUID SALTINE . CRACKERS GRAHAM VANILLA WAFERS PAPER TOWELS Hb. boxes. $ l~b. $ WELKER'S FRESH FRYERS 39~ jumbo$ . 11 oz.$ rolls bxs. bxs. 69~ ICE CREAM • $ lb. lb. FIRESIDE . qts.for SALT FISH 00 i$. lb SCOT LAD CRACKE~S 79~ LOW, LOW PRICE DEBBIE DETERGENT ' . gal. . ,\-' ' 11 Thursday Only Special! )JF , riday Only Special! COLA .LARGE EGGS 16 Ol. bots. • doz. unclassified ¢. 8 pak Even if~ don't have a hearing problem, you can still have a problem hearing. Saturday DIET DOUBLE COLA cans 12 oz. plastic ctonainer :::~D . . ~.\:~. .~259 lb._box rolls 3· I HOFFMAN HOUSE . So we've designed special handsets that make everything clearer. If you're interested, call our Business Office. . . · All our handsets come in colors to match most color phones. So they please your eyes as well as your ears. · · · SAVE 7ff ~HEN YOU BUY A . 10 oz. ,jar of INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE CRYSTALS · SPECIAl PRIC! WITH THIS ·COUPON . SIZe I I I I I 1 POTATOES nb $1 6 39~ . : : b . . 49~ 16 oz. r - - - - -MARK .. ._.RK._.,.V............ ..,. SCOT lAD Krinkle Kut ~COT Sliced Strawberries . · ¢ 89 . EDON TOILET 12 $1 CHEESE .. ··· 2 TISSUE......... · . :~i~~~~: . . 5 "" $1 'lARGE ............ doL$1 ._ U_ nCiassified 49~ : :· ~Gvarieties ....~~... 29e DILL PICKLES .. E~GS QUEEN OF COOL WHIP SCOT FARM I ' BIRDS EYE 16 OL 8 pak 8 $1 .FAYGO CANNED POP. all varieties ·... ,, FAIRMONT 'h gal. ICE CREAM ..................... Only Special! ' bxs. V STOREcoui-oii ___ - - - - - , . I 700 I WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A. lO .OZ. JAR OF I I e INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Fresh and Sweet · '· 1 10 OZ. JAR ONLY$1.}9::_ :I OIICOUPORPOflllllY•antiWE 5-27-72 : · ~~.~.r... : theck the Savmss• •• ·• 10~ ~ -· • taiS .for Our Sound Booster Handsel amplifi .. real c011veni~nce for anyone who's hard ,. U.S. N0.1 . • Pomeroy, 0. ' ' • ·FABRICS TO ENHANCE THE HOME· • 1 ' POTATOES ' . • IO~bag99~ EVERY DAY LOW PRICE )' I 1 L-- -------- --------------~J . CUCUMBERS eadf 1 ALMARK V STORE HEAD lge. 25~ LEllUCE -hd. SINIIER SALES & SEi!VICE MfCALL'S& SIMPLICI.,.Y PATTERNS ·~ ·SAUSAGE lb.59~ lb. 89~ lb. 991~ ROUND BONE or usDA CHOICE lb. ENGLISH CUT ROAST .............................. ] gift ol alL A beautiful new .Bulova watch. BACON lUNCH MEAl \ ... Stock Fabrics & Samples! Congy;~tulate your graduate with the most ·wanted . LlnLE LINK Blade Cut USDA ·choice lb. \ We Make Slipcovers .and Upholstery Covers. ·'; ' ... DAUGHTER BORN · Announcenent is made of the. birth of a daughter, Rainelle Arlene on May I to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duff, Dexter. The six po,und infant was born at the Holzer . Medical Center. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ohlinger of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duff of Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Duff have a son, Paul Juhllng. WE DO ·ITI lb.49~ 69~ a: ¢ 'lb. cl~:~:~g and Bob Byer, Mary,; Julie Mrs. and Larry, Middleport lb. Chopp~d Sirloin · Best Sliced ' J SUPERIORS SUPERIORS SUPERIORS . FREsH POLISH ALL MEAT SAUSAGE . BOLOGNA WIENERS . i John l!eece, public relationsf Bill McKelvey and sons, co-ordinator, gave the story o :~~~.~:~~~~:n~u;;~tht;?~ . thMe 1GavinM.Plant _and the 1nedw e gs me, In a s I e · Day weekend here · with his presentation Thursday night at parents, Mr. and Mrs. William MK d a meeting of the Rock Springs A. c e1vey an son, 8 ruce, G ge and other relatives. Mrs . ran · · Guests for the meeting were McKelvey remained in Boston h several members of t e to prepare for final Hemlock Grove Grange. examinations In her university Communications from Jetthe family for dinner ferson Grange and from the National Grange were read. on saturday evening were Mr. sym ' pathy was extended to and Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, Mrs. Beulah Ewing on the death of her sister. It was Bruce and Brian. On Sunday, · pection will Mr. and Mrs. Johnson en- announced that ms terlained with a picnic and lie held on June 8. l!efresh· present in addition to those men Is are served by the home named were Mr. and Mrs . economics committee. Thereon Johnson, l!acine, Mr. Custo!Jl Made Choose from our fabrics .in stock and we'll make them into lovely drapes for you. Also have many sample fabrics we order. Stop in now and select yours . COURT ST. l· ;~ SUPERIORS SUPERIORS EDLP DRAPES , Ind. ' Mrs . 'C lar• ~art, devoU~l lea~r, used 'The Song of V1ctory wlth ,Paalm 76 and prayer. , I . . · Mrs. Ada Ho "'r presenled the program on· her travels around the world. She first showed costume.~ from $t'leral lands, and then show~ slide.~ of her trips to Africa, Japan, India, Holland, Egypt, China, Panama, Bermuda, South America, EnaJand, Alaska, Germany, France, an<! the Holy L!lnd. . ~~ · ' ' Mrs. Rose Ginther' read two Clifford Smith will serve as poems, '~Mother" and "Bring chainnan of the book. Me Flowers Now." Prizes'were · Awedding shower gift will be purchased for Hildred Clark. won by Mrs. · WUma Terrell, Clifford Smith reminded the Mrs . Neva Seyfried, Mrs. class' of a revival to he held )!eibel, Mrs. Edith Lanning, Aug. 26-26. The June class Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng, Mrs. meeting will be a wiener roast Ullle Hauck. Strawberry shortcake, tea at Fort Meigs at 6 p.m. Mrs . and coffee were servM by Ml'll. Forrest will have : the Ethel Williamson, Mrs. Clara devotions. Mrs. Larry Pickens and Mrs . Karr, and Mrs. Carrie Ben I\ife served refreshments Meinhart to th~ named and with Mrs. !life giving prayer. Mrs. Stella Kloes, 'Mrs. Others attending the meeting Frances Reibel, Mrs. Ruth besides tbose named were Massar, Mrs. Gladys CUckler, Christy Smith, Mrs. Guy Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Ruby Hysell, Mrs. Walter Morris, Erb, Miss Erma Smith, MrS. Homer Forrest, Mrs. Ruth Eulah Swan, Mrs. Mildred Wall, Carla and Becky Rife, Headley, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mrs. Freda Duffy. and Vicki Pickens. · presided over by Mrs. Edna Reibel. Members reported having much ·rummage and a sale will be held as soon as some location is !oond. A letter was read from Mrs. ,Madeline Hess thanking those who remembered her with cards during her hos· pitalization at Fort Wa)')le, ' USOA~MEATs " f''*~''''~::::~::::::x.\w."Mc::~ McKelvey Family Reece Relates i Middleport · ·I'; Together Sunday Industry Story The birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Bel.z of the Rev. Clyde Henderson was Hilliard spent the weekend observed at a rece.nt meeting of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Adult Class of the Pomeroy C. H. Wise, Jr., Waverly. b d . . lhd Nazarene Church held at the BIf ays were 0 serve 10 Henderson home. addition to Mother's Day. Gifts were presented to the Sandy Bel.z is recuperating minister and a large cake was from a recent fool fracture. presenled to him: Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Wise are in S McC!ong, president, conducted . Madison, Ind. this week on Eleven members of the the meeting which opened with business for the Ohio Valley "·Ion 710 , E'1g ht prayer and scrlpure t by Mrs . Electr1'c Co. Mr. an d Mrs. Elden Wee ks MeIgs Coun ty.,. and Mrs. Frances Scholl spent and Forty, attended the 22nd Eslie Mossman . William Mr. and Mrs. Marion Francis Mother's Day In Gallipolis with annual dinner meeting of the Stephenson, secretary, gave and grandson, Keith Black, "·Ion 451 both h'IS re~or t an d th e have returned from Columbus Mr. , an d Mrs. John· Weeks, · Fa1'rf'1e ld Coun ty .,. Tommy and Mary Beth. Thursday night. treasurer 's report in the ab- where Keith was treated at Sgt. Robert Edward Frick Mrs . Mary Martin, depar- sence of Mrs. Barbara Colmer. Children's Hospital. He will and children of Columbus were temenlal chapeau, and Mrs. The next meeting was set for return there for 10 days in weekend guests of his parents, Myrtle Walker, le secrelaire - Saturday, May 20 in the June. M~. and Mts. Paul Frick. They cassiere deparletnental, were • educallonal building of the David Vance, son of l\1r. and " j I d M.th ' D b honored guests at the dlnrier church,7 :30p.m. Attendlngthe · Mrs. Robert Vance,-has been ~ one o er s ay Y Mr. and Ml'll. William Pullins and were presented gifts. Mrs . meeting were t.he Rev. Mr. and discharged from the Holzer · and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin talked on the programs Mrs. Henderson: Mr. and Mrs. Medical Center where he has Ca rl Hall an·d son. 0 f El ghi an d F or t y an d Gl en McCl ung, Mr. an d Mr s. been a pa t'1en t severa1 weeks Mr . and Mrs. Howard congratulated the group for Eslie Mossman, . Mrs . Ben due to a leg' fracture. Brown, Mrs. Gladys Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nicholson of Athens were having an early goal. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olher distinguished guests Mrs. Myrtle Durst, l!aymond Stewart, Brian and Barbsra, Bob Hoeflich and Jayne Lee. present were Aree Marshall, Walburn, Harold Lunsford and Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, deparlemenlBI chapeau passe, son, Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Werner, Belpre, were Becky, Kenn~. and Christi and and Mrs. Audrey Glaub, William ste'phenson, Mr. and Mother's Dayguesls otMr. and KevlnSmlthi!PI)nt the weekend departemenlal Ia concierge. · Mrs. Fred Pullins arid Sheila, . Mrs. G. G. Werner. In Columbus visiting Mr. and Attending from the local salon and Mrs. Clyda Bing. Mrs. Larry Flowers: They , besides Mrs. Martin and Mrs. " went especially to ·see Mrs. Walker were Mrs. Zuelelia last Saturday . However, since Kalhern Smith, a surgical Smith, Mrs. Florence THANKS SPOKEN the project was not completed, patient at MI. Carmel Hospital, Richards, Mrs. Lula Hampton, WEST COLUMBIA there will be another work Room 711. Mrs. Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Julia Thanks is extended to all who sessionSaturdayfrom8a.m. to Hysell, Mrs. Eileen Searles, helped and conlribuled in any IZ noon. Those willing to help Mrs. Ruth H. Thornton, Mrs. way to the cleanup of the West, are to meet at the school house RUMMAGE SALE . Iva Powell, and Mrs. Rhnda Columbia, W. Va., cemetery at8 a.m. with tools and lunch. The Junior American Legion Hackett. Auxiliary ·of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, will hold a rummage DECORATOR sale at the legion hall, corner of POPPY DAYSSET Williams and Sou,\h Fourth, ·FABRIC S· Poppy Days will be obThursday , Friday and served. by the Middleport, Saturday. The proceeds will be Pomeroy and Racine units of used for expenses of attending the. ' American Legion the Department convention Auxiliary Friday and which will be held in Ashland on Saturday. Women of tbe units June 3. Resldenls with rum- will work in their respective .. mare to contribute are asked to towns selling the poppies contact either Mrs. Patty . made by disabled veterans. Might, 992-7142 or Mrs. Albert Proclamations have been l!oush, 992-3t69, or leave items Issued by both Mayor -John at the hall after 9 a.m. on the Zerkle and Mayor William sale days. Baronlck. P0mer0y • • • Personal Notes .. . Class of '17 Meeting Set j Dinner For Families . At Heath . • • 9 .to _10 -~ SJJn. We Accept Federal FOOd Sttunps ·suPER MARKEt • Open Corner Mill and SecDIIt'~ts. ~ PHONE: 992·3480 . ~ w. ,l ieserve Tho Riuht To Lim.it Ouootitios" 1!QDLEPORT. 0. . '• �• ! I• t- The n.tJy siGinel, lllddleport.PI!Wiloy, 0., Mav 16,1172 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Se~ti~el Classifieds. Get.nes~l~s! WANT AD~ nOtiCt , • SAVE up toone half. Bring your · DEADLINES sick TV to Chuck's TV Snop · .5 P.M. Dey Bofore Publlcollon . lSI Butternut Ave Pomer~' Mond•Y Deadline 9 e.m . · '' 4•4- <· Cenctllltlon- Corrections · Will be accepted untn 9 a.m . for . . Doyal Publlcalloo I WILL NOT be responsible for I RI~ULATIONS any debh contracted b\ The Publisher reserves the anyone other than myself. right to edit or relect anr ads. Signed : Ernest William tN~OttMATION dr.~~m~:r w~f~:f~i:~:~PonsT~: or more than one Incorrect Insertion. · RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents 'Per word three cons.•c"tive Insertions . 18 cents per ' word six con secutive lnurtlons. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CAitD 01' THANKS I OIIITUA.RY $1 ,50 tor SO word, minimum . Each additional word 2c . 1 1 'Rink' DavidsOn. S-1.(:4fp REVIVAL meellng with Evangelist Giles and .Dorofhy Ell loll of Buchanan . Ser.yjces will begin Tuesday, May 16 through the 28th at 7:30 p.m. at the Mason Assembly of God Church, Second St .• Mason, W. Va. Also specie! singing and special services for the touth every nlghl prior to Evangelistic Service. Paster Chester Tennanl. · 5-14-Jlc ......, .lor Co. 19•• CHEVROLET · $2495 Klngswood Eslale Wagon, faclory air, automatic lrans· mission, power steering & brakes, luggage rack . Green finish with green vinyl interior, radio, extra sharp car and one you will appreciate. • 1967, CHEVE~LE , SI39S St . Wagon, V-8 engine, autom81ic trans ., power steering, beige finish & vlnyllrim. good w-w tires, radio. A nice car. 1969 FORO \14 TON . $2149 H. Duty, 4 speed trans. , V-8 engine, H. duty tires, solid cab, ~eluxe mldgs. & trim. R. step bumper. 8 ft. wide body. :~.~:~~Oan~~~c::::::.-;:; n..,morlal . y, 1111's Shoe Repair, Middleport, Ohio. S-2-231c · SPECIAL MOWERS &' TILLERS • B. t:sm .· es~ .~rvic~s~.·J POMEROY R. I. DUBBELD · General Contractor For Sale. From IM lorgost ;llulldozer Radiator lo Smallest Heater <;ore. . ·Haitian IittS' ·. : Rodlalof S,CioHsl Ph. ,!!PR~ ~~roy PQINT ofFICE SUPPLY Aluminum. Sheets PHONE 675-3628 The DaUy Sentinel ----~- - -- - - - - ·z CLELAND REALTY WHITE !men · VERA EBlEN ____ Virgil B... Teaford, 'Sr.- Broker ____ For 424Maln St. Pt. Pleaaonl TERMITES. •• TERMITES Got Rid of Them We will prolocl any single dwelling residence for '149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614-949-3511,1f no answer, call 6t4·992-7289. Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 321 Third St. Rocir\t, Ohio IN COMPARATIVE RE,tGION UNIFOilM. Free Estim•te • Call H'l-3523 For Appointment · Fully insured for your prolecliD<I. MAYb~ pX)l.IT!l£, 'fbV'.l:; S'eGN KCVSSr)(:X: f't<.bC1l N6 NEFtmSM ! • .. tNZS 1b /NotE. A ST.o'il~Nei'IT f ALL WrATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION· CO. ·j &-- PWMBING 240 Lincoln 51. Midd ~t,ort. Ollio Obi AnlhonY Plumbing Wo hovt 1 compltt. Home Maintenance Service th• yur oround. Na mitttr wMI your ntod . Complot. rOof or spouting repoir. lnltrlar or ulerior ca..,.nlry. Ceiling till ond Ponollng 111d Siding. Complolt Plumbl!141 & Helling. • DIY Number H'l-2550 We hove 24 hr. omorg.ncy ')Ou:VE RUINED W~LE [:IO.Y! service . H'l-5101 EXPERT Wheel Alifnflent' '5.55 On lol_osl Amor.i.co.n Cars_ -GUARANTEE!)....: Phone 992-2094 742 -:1941 742-4761 We1re fully in,urtcJl KEBLER'S .BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Pomeroy Ho!ne & Auto Specializing In Small Businesses OponiTIIS Monday thru S.turdty 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, Q. 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 HARRISON'S TV and Antenna Service. Phone 992-2522. 6-10-tfc GASOIJNE AlLEY O'DELL WHEEL allgnmenl FARMERS for the largesl localed at Cross(oads, Rt . 124. · number A. I. Cal!je~res. Comp~te f~qnt end. "rvlce,' MlnlmUm"Siifee 'P411' · 1\ . lune up and brake service. Phone leland Park , '"?· Wheels • balanced elec2264, Pomeroy. ' · All work s..,.12fc Ironically . guaranteed. Reasonable. rales. Phone 992-3213. 7-27-tfc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your Auto Sales operalor's license? Call 992· 1969 PlYMOUTH Satellite, 318 2966. cubic Inch V-8, power _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _6_·lS·Ifc steering, vinyl upholstering, EXPERT Tree Service,. nice $f,~S. Phone 992-7210. trimming and removal - ____ __ _ __:S-..:..;14-Jlc Richard Hayman, phone 6673041. 4-23-301p . SEPTIC tanks ciuned. Miller 1964 CORVAIR, 4 ~. good Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. condition, S32S; phone 992· h 662·3035. 2360. 2·12·tfC S-10-llc -SEWING - --:::::=-=MACHINE'S. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284. '69 "OOl>GE vi ton pickup, aood condition, cell allot 5, orne's' The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Trailer Park, across from Authorized Singer Sales and Blue Fountain Motel, Service. We Sharpen Scissors. . 3-29-ttc Gallipolis. S.10·61c READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right · to your pro/eel. Fast and easy. Free est mates. Phone 992·3284,· Gaegleln Ready -Mix Co .. Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-llc __;_.....;__ __ BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks installed. George 1Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2418. 4-lS.tfc WILL do hooae root and ba'rn painting; Interior palnllng; free esllmates; phone 99270115. s.9·301C SEE US FOR: Awnings, storm doors and wl ndOws, carports, marquees. aluminum siding and railing•. A. Jacob, sales representative. For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and !Son, Inc. 3·2·1f·~ C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ' Complete Service e!'one t49·3821 Racine, Ohio •Crill Bradford S·1·tfC 11 • ~II(E YI!R A!li.efP! MAYBE THEY WOH 1 ~ HOfiCEYA, SAt'4D'f!! l!:!!illl DOWN l.Gbost talk 2. Dog talk S. Church· m·. few" "10 lS. Wins an eyeball-toeyeball conlronta· Uon 15. Orlglnoted li.Terre-, lndllna (abbr.) '-Dresden's 11. Fall river 5. Llb)'lll cit)' I. Cipher Unwhat way . 8. Biblical ldnr · t.King . (Sp.) lLTenny· tlower 18. Moslelll ruler u : Eared t1.Famou• movie moaul zs. Where u..........ble theae fourJumbleo, "''U""'• lo one letter lo elcll form fo11r ordlnor7 words. Yeetenlar'• A1Mwer :n.small flower 12. Legislate St. Presently EWER 15. Auk genus 18. Fiddler crab genus 11. Seedcase II. Hour OITOH (It.) st. Swedish COIInty u. Before usun =CEIVED I tD ,... ~ L TR"r' AND 61VE "THIE> TO A PR150NEFI:. [) I (XJ ,. . ,. _,. . . .,. . . , IRAB\EN\~ ! ( J. I. :=::=~==~~~:;;~..;••::;••"ted bJihe obo•e cutoon. 1 Impala Cusiom ~ dr. H.T. .v.e. aula. trans., P.S., vinyl roof. Sharp! MO ..- - . . . (A.Mwett tomorrow) Ynterdar'• '189S Kan ·&.Van..Zandl. .... t Cholce of weter · 1 ------ Surround . ·•lotMa ~~~~ lllllle, ~ n~!.'!,~t IPOts ,ow or~•• ~ l ~:t~i w ..... ;. · ~~~ RUTLAND RJRNITURE . Amilia Grite Rutland, o.: ~~---~--~---- A,AIT IITAKI I J PLOU.L An••er1 MiPI. numn lontl!' dri11 lei llee aecre11 out- A "LIAK"' " You'll Like Our Qualltv Way of Doing Business/• GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 J'omoroy, j)pen Evonln11'Tili:OO , Tll5 P.M. s.t, · . 1cr r nxI I I I x J Jumblooo IPOCH · •.'-''i~lc.,, ·· ...., ,~. ~ •P- oporotlon. · 142-4211 k THERE THEY GO! I'M CUM61N' IMTA THAT SACK AHD 't'OU GOllA LIE DOWH Now ll'flllll! the dn:led letten lo form the o11rprlae 11111wer, u ---~-- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rain. Ph. ·446· 4782, Gilllpoll&, John Russell, Oovner & Operator. · . 5·12-tfc' J ~- ' the Vlstula ftoWI. (abbt.) son'•Cft5. Dem.'a 'Uid opponent I.ynette• ------- . . .. -· AUll-lORIZED R:l!.iCE THANKS, I!OT IT'S 100 -LATE FOR. THAT... .~699lr Only 1tompo . · "ut..., .'!'.~ttiy.,. l~ 1con 1'0 r L lnl' FlUor o· 1 r. " Fin... Ag~l~': ........ f ••• , MIYfll HllllfMtlt I ------- -. FOR. I FINAL .SMITH NEI ~ ' .I Complete line of office equipment, furniture & supplies. Typewriter & Adding Machine. Ritpalr. ' Pick-up & Delivery 20' . ii' El(PECT 'IOU 10 ~ SICK 10 JUGr WEAiliNG 'lOUR '. , - - -- - - _ ~. VARMINT SEE US , .EARTH MOVING LEG .ll NO-'COUNT Spring Painting? ._.. Phone H'l-2181 IILlND ADS Additional 25c Charge per CLElAND'S GREENHOUSE. Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS Nvtmorlal Day .PottOd Plan Is, 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, 75c up, P~ns.fes, Petunias ;" OPI!M I!VIS. 1:00 r,lll; Dozer & End loader vtorlc, 8 : 30 a .m. to 12 : 00 Noon number of bedding plants ; ponds, bos~men·t, landi'PMI!ROY, OHIO Saturday . vegetable plants. · Geraldine scaping. We ha"" ·2 silt I '. Cleland , E. Main St., Racine. "'------.--~-36" X 23" X .009 dozers, 2 size loade~s. Wor~ Card cf Thanks . 5-16-lfc' done by hour or contract.. WE WISH to. ••press our sin· Free Estlmotes. We olso c;:ere thanks to our many PIANO tuning , Lane Daniels, For Rent ,,. . For Sale haul fill dir!, lop soil. Dump friends tor the acts of kind· May loth thru June 25th. ness shown us during the trucks and low-boy for hire. Phone 992-20112. Reference, TRAILER , Brawn's Trailer Park, Minersville, Ohio . POODLE puppies. Silver Toy, Illness and at the time of Elbertelds . • See Bob or Roger Jofftrs, Rhone 992-3324. death of .our husband and 5-16-12lc Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 Parkview Kennels, Phone 992· l-11-lfc father. JosePh E. w1rr.1. 54of3. after 7 p.m. or p!Mine 992. USED OFFSET PLATES The Wlppe omlly BOAT LICENSE .- for 'your 8-1l·ffC 5232. TRAILER spaces overlooking 5-16-llp HAV6· boat, for your motor. MANY USES Pomeroy . Velma G. Zuspah Available al Simon's Plck·A· BIG SALE. Reynolds' Flower phone Mason. 773-5750. WE WOULD like to fhank fhe Pair She!! Store. 1011 W. Main. Shop in Mason. W.Va. has the ROOF painting and minor l - 11 - 301~ Mason County Homemakers Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 992 biggest selection of flowers in repair. For estimates call992· Clubs for donating the book, 3830. for Mother's Day and also for 2239 . "No Stranger" to the New 5-16-3Dic 4 ROOM furnished apartment, Decoration Day. We can save S-lHtc Haven Library In memory of Reynolds Flower Shop. 8 for $1.00 you money on your flowers . our husband and falher, Jesse O'DELL'S ·CAB Co., 24 hr. Mason, W. Va. This Is our 20th year In the Maynard. • . Strlllco, Phone 992·2927, 5-14·6fp business . You name It, we've Real Estate For Sa.le Wile. N'ors::Jesse Maynard; Middleport, Ohio. -gal it, 98c lo $6.50, any basket sons Russell & Paul }10·6fp 2 BEDROOM mobile home, or spray as long as they last. Maynard; daughter, Ann 4 BEDROOM, lwo story house. Racine area, 10 miles above Elnora Reynolds, 773-5147. Zirkle. small barn and olher Pomeroy . Phone 992-6329. KOSMETICS and S·14-131p 5-16-llc KOSCOT buildings, 1 acre on Rt . 7 In 5-12-lfc wigs. Need extra money? Just Tuppers Plains. Phone 667· sell these. products. No 1969 OLDSMOBILE Vista I WOULD like to express my 3956 . restricted territories. Phone NEW :i bedroom all electric Cruiser statlonwagon . air 111 Court St. sincere thanks to Dr. Tolle, 992-5113. ~14- 7tp apartment, available last of condilloned, dual lail gate, . Dr. Ridgway, nurses, aides. week . Phone 992-7133 or 9924-2-tfc power windows, $2,175, 1972 Pomeroy, Ohi? friends and relatives for lhe 1384 after 3 p.m . Ford Pinta run -about, with all kindnesses shown to me, CALL for free facial and apS-14-3tc extras, 7,000 miles , $2,275 .. '-----~----..1 RACINE -6 room hou'se'; balh, cords and flowers during my Also beaullful Gretsh flat lop 1969 HARLEY Sprint 350 cc, utilify ·room , garage, $10,000 ; plication of famous Mink 011 phone 949-4195. recent Illness. Kosmetlcs . Ann Sauvage , 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and P guitar, new, $210. hone 949exc:euent conamon, new Mrs. Elema Yarborough unfurnished apartments. 5913~ battery, S-499. Phone 992-5324. 3-31 -lfc Syracuse. Ohio 992-3272. S-16-llc Phone 992-5434. S·10·121p S-14-Jtc 5-15-6tc 4-12-tfc - --..,...--SIX ROOM hoose, 133 Butternul GARDENING Season is now In Pets For Sale Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 , ALLIS Chalmers round lull swing and Bob's Market NEW, 12 x 60, two bedroom baler. in excellenl condllion. 1 For Rent or Sale Wadsworth Drive, Columbus. PART German Shepherd male In Mason, W. Va. can offer mobile ,home across from Ohio, phone 237·of334. . 2 row mounted corn planter. HOUSE in Long Bcttom . phone pup needs good home; phone you the best variety selection Bradbury School. ·call 992· 1 pickup hay rake. Contact _ . 11·21-tfc 985 3529 5308 or see Charles Lewis, 2nd 985-3890. and the finest of quality In Byron Miller, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, 5911 5-16-Jip Garden Plant. In the Trl· house south from Bradbury Ohio . Phone 992-6639. · · c. NICE 2-story home wllh full School. Pets welcome. - -- -..,--- - Counly area. This season, Bcb -Real E ·-stat·e ~or ~ate basement, lois, new forced 5-l ·* - - - - - - - -S-14-3tc NOTICE Is featuring Two new won air furnace. Near Pomeroy . 1\ derful tomato Hybrids In - - - - - LARGE Elementary School. Phone TWOreglsteredpolled Hereford NOTICE OF Beller Bey and Hybrid Beef UNFURNISHED aparlment, bulls. service age, contact 2 lor., • '~ms, bath, 992-7384 to see. phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. AI'POINTMENT Eas.ler !Beef Steak type); Bryon Miller, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, gahrallg~, ce,llar S80•500 ' 1Magg,le 11-7-lfc S-4-lfc Ohio, along wllh 13 olher tomato Cost No. 2Dst7 99 2.6639 . W ltrng on, epo Sl ., ·::-:::::::::='='ec====,-_:.:_: Estate of Lawrence M . selections, a full line of - - -- - .14 .31 c Rutland, Ohio. 3 BEDROOM ranch type home. Strousbough Deceased. cabbage and pepper plants 2 BEDROOM mobile home, - -- - - - - -54-7-JOip Arbaugh •Addition. Tuppers Notice Is hereby given that and· almost every flowering . adulls only. Phone 992-5592. HOME Plains . All new wllh Iota! Merlyn Arnold Ol ReyboldS· · 1 f A t t Zl 5-15-tfc .•mproved grownMiomato electric and central air burg, Ohio, hll been· duly ap . annua rom s er. o n- _ _ __ _ _ _ _.:_:: e)cican , plants, Heinz RACINE b lh b - 10 1 room hous.; polnled as executrix of the nlas. We also sell Garden . 1350, large Supersonic and a , asemen • garage, lwo ~ondltlonlng, balh and '4 fully Estate of Lawrence M . seeds, onion sets and seed Mobile Homes For Sale Yellow Jub ilee ; also lots. Phone 949 ·4313. carpeted, full basement, Slrousbaugh, deceased, late of potatoes. for best quality and Mangoes, Hot Peppers and 4-5-JOtp . garage In basemenf. See by Molgs caunly, Ohio. selection buy direct from the CASH. paid for all makes and Early Cabbage Plants 500 11 _ _ . .. appointment, phone 992·219<1 1 9~~~ more ,h~ :tJJO,OOO 1Credltors are required ,to file ;rood~ is. at mobile :h.omesl · atibve thlri!!:Sv~· Sial~ , 3, BEDROOM house with bath , or 992·3585. !Mnny, Thompson. 11'\tlr clal_m, wl1h Slid ih:Suatl-.r¥.:.-- ·p~own a.,.l ~· bur Pliane'lifea·code 614·423-9531\ ··"'p~rk on ''~r.•• ' homas • <lh;acre lot, •on public water Financing liva11~1))e. , . < •• wjthln four months. ' ~ "-"' Ma k t --.....,-- -- --•·_13-lto ' Hayman, Sjlt~i:~s ';· Ohio. syslem 'I• mile from Chester . , · oil;;.., · 12·.30-lfc Deled thll' 291h day of llprll gr ses. """'· ' ·" r ~ • 1t72 and lanl Sales. Mason, W. • 4-30-301c on Counly r Rt. 5. Phone 985-==========:...~ · John c . Bacon Va . 773-5308, near the 12 x 60, ALL electric, air4262. ,Judge Pomeroy-Mason Brldve. S·14-6Ic conditioning, large porch and '56 FORD body, $35. 390 engine Court of common Pleas, awniilg, underpinning, see wilh 20,000 miles, $125. Phone · Probate Division Janice Glenn, Racine, OhiQ, 949-4843. (5), 2, ' · ,,, 31 or phone 247-2142. Employment Wanted JOHN S-10-61c :-':-:--:--:=-=-~-__:_5_:.: ·14·jjp WILL DO daytime babysitting 6011, E. Main, Pomeroy 1.05 ACRE lot, located on In Racine area, call 949-4422. Musklngum River and State 4-19-30tp YOU HAVE A DATE Rt . 266. 112 mile below Slock· ·Air Conditioners 0 LEGAL NOTICE With us loday to see how port Village and dam, with 419 S"led bids will be received WILL PAINT roofs or houses, R E A l T y ·• • Awnil)gs. much real living you will get II. river frontage : Ideal for 2 by the Olive Township Board of trim · and cut trees ; clean oul of this charming brick. or 3 cottages $2,700. Call or Trutttll at the office of the • Underpinning attics ,- basements, etc. ,Phone About 8 year. old, 3 Iorge Township clerk for the purchase see Linley Hart, Racine. Ohio, · Contact 949-3221. . of a new motor Grader. 949-4433 evenings. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, very 5·2-JOlc Complefe mobile home Bids to bt opened at the office _ _ _ _ __ _ .:_ 5·.:.; 14-Jlc modern kitchen . full service plus glgantl~ of the Trustees at Reedsville, basement with a dream rec. Ohio 1 o'clock P.M . June 3, 1972. display of mobile homes H'l-3020 room , utillly room, 1 acre 7 YEAR OLD Tennessee Walker Specifications for the Grader Wanted To Buy always available at .. , . 160 E;oal St. Mllfc!leport ground. · large car pori. un be obtained at the resldenc.e mare, palomln~ gentle but Of the clerk at Long Bottom, HEYWOOD Wakefield spirited, neck reins. John 128,500.00 Pomeroy, Lincoln MILLER Ohio . Ttle Board of Trustees Champagne Maple dresser Sauvage, Syracuse Ohio, PAGEVILLE 3 Hts. area. , restrve the right to reject any and desk ; phone 992-7308. phone 992-3272. BUILDING SITES bedroom. bath, home. or all bids . MOBILE HOMES 5-16-llp S-10-12tp Approx. 30 acres. Chester Olive Township Trustees garage. large L· 1220 Wuhlnglon Blvd. Ado Bissell, Clerk water, close to Pomeroy, BHPRE, D. OLO FURNITURE, dishes, 42J.7S21 (l) 9, 16, 23, 3t WHISPERING Pines Nile Club. shaped porch. 'home builders don't pass this one clocks , brass beds, silver 1 mile North of Pomeroy, has paneling and up . dollars or · complete Ohio an Rt. 7. Have 2:30 night POMEROY-Spring Ave. carpet . Located on 1' 1 2 households. Wrlle M. D. club license, phone 992-99of3. 2 story frame. new sldlnv. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio. acres all level. in new roof, new carport, needs Call 992·6271 , S-10·61c serene. rural com · NOTICE OF ~OAL, Limestone, Excelsior palnl Inside, 3 bedrooms, 3·16-tfc APPOINTMENT Sail· Works. E. Main St., BEAUTIFUL' Maple Early munlty, 10 minutes bath. These are few, and far cue No. 21,674 Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. between. $5,500.00. American style, stereo-radio from Rutland . Has Estate of Bettie Cullums , SADDLE horses. well broken . 4-12-tfc for riding gentle, suitable Deceased . MIDDLEPORT-Mulberry combination, AM-FM radio, 4 NOtice Is hereby given that stable . Contact Horace Karr, Ave. . . speaker sound system, 4 many varieties of fruit 'tarold FO . Rawson of 3327 Rl. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio, 985- SHALLOW well water pump, spee~ auldmatlc changer . trees $7,950. Nice 1'12 story brlck.·2 large Mlllvllt Rold, N. E., Canton , $35. Briggs-Stratton motor. 3341. $76.39. Use our Balance bedrooms, bath, carpated, Ohio '4705 has been duly IP · 5-U-Jtc $15. Both In good condition. • __;_ budget terms. Call 992-7085. paneled, level lol, storage · polntld AdmlnlstroiQr of the Phone 949-3051. ., One of · Pomeroy's 5·10-61c E:stale of Bettie Cullums , bulldlnv. In excellent con· l ·14-31c decoued. lole of VIllage of Help Wanted -----lines! homes. 3 dillon on the Inside and the -----Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio . WALNUT. Modern style, bedrooms, 11/2 baths. outside . $6.950.00. Creditors 1re requlrtd to rue C.\~PENTER wan led. Call 949- CAMPER, 16 ft. sleeps 6, good stereo-radio. 4 speaker sound A REALTOR IS A ttltlr claims wllh said fiduciary condillon, $1.000. Phone 992· 360• after 1 p.m. system. 4 speed automatic full, dry basement, wlttlln four months . PROFESSIONAL REAL 6329. · S-14-3tc changer. separate controls . every room including Dated this 26th day of April ESTATE IS HIS S-12-lfc Balance $62.34. Use our 1912. PROFESSION. SEE YOUR kitchen and both baths DELIVERY DRIVER SALE, ~-=-----Call 992-7011S. budget terms . John C. Bacon REAL TOR FOR YOUR $3.50 PER HOUR . We need 12 BALDWIN piap<>-4J)d organ tc S-10.61c have carpeting ; an· Probate Judge young men and women to REAL ESTATE NEEDS of said County be picked up'jJllhfs area. May (5) 2, , , 16, 31 slart Immediately. Must have TODAY. be purcha~d logether or 1972 ZIG-ZAG Sewing .Milchlne tique Satin drapes; air· reliable lransportatlan . Call separately lor balances due. HENRY·E. CLELAND SR. left in layawar· Beautiful conditioning and many 4-16-0617. 9 a.m. to S p.m. Wr ite Credit Department : pastel color. ful size model . other items stay with REALTOR · Monday and Tuesday. GRAVES PIANO· & ORGAN All builf·ln to buttonhole. do house - $17,000. Dlol H'l-2259 LEGAL NOTICE 5·14-31c CO., 383 E. Broad Street, slretch sewing and fancy If no onsw.r 992-2548 IN THE MATTER OF SET· Columbus, Ohio· of321S. slllchlng. Pay juat $48.75 cash TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, ADULT housekeeper. to live-in or terms available. Trade-Ins l·l J.61c PROBATE COURT, MEIGS and care lor 3 year old girl ; accepted. Phone 992-5641. ~OUNTY, DHIO modern home · In country ; P.A. SYSTEM. loud speakers & S-10-61c amplifiers, Motorola and all Accounts and vouchers of the Phone 992 -3629, Mk for Mary speakers, $100; phone 882· TOMAi'O PLANTS : Tasly following named fiduc i ar i es Shamblin . S-16-6tc have been flied In ttle Probate 2506. 110 Mechanic Street EVERGREENS are correctly . Court, Meigs County, Ohio, for S-16-31c named, as they are sill I green approval and settlement : KITCHEN helper to tra in as when r1pe, sweet. firm and Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CASE ND. 19,3•• Flrsl lin - cook ; see Chef at Nvtlgs Inn , WE HAVE a ni ce selecllon of low acid content . In ~llfypots nual ·Account of Homer G. Pomeroy. flowers for Decoration , 97c to · NEARLY NEW or styrofoam cups. lSc each Baxter, of the Estate ---------~-~6 ·31c $5.50 far baskets, wrealhs, of P•ul Guardian G. Greenlee. NEAR NEW COALMI~'E - 4bedrooms,largeplay room , or $1 .60 dozen. B. Qulsen-· crosses, sprays , hearts, CA.SE NO . l9f365 Second 1'12 baths, radiant panel heat. Nice kitchen with cook and berry. Syracuae, Ohio. Current AccouM of· Rlchird WE'LL SEND BRIGHT. Bibles. We have a lot of high S-5-JOip bake units. Double stainless steel sink. 2 drilled wells' and YOUNG MEN TO SCHOOL clns flowers for all of our old Chambers. Guardian of the foundation lor 2nd house. 10 acres of l..,d for only Trust E~lote of Pamela, Kellh FOR ' RADAR JOBS IN customers at a reasonable 520,000.00. A.. Harold P.. Jr .. and Chrlsly EUROPE. II you'd like to live price . Reynolds Flower Shop, LAWN chairs. avon bollles, Jones , Minors . · d k E lh RENOVATED . stand lables, 95 Pearl Street, Mason, W. Va., up near DriveCIISE NO. 20,427 First and an war In urope , ere's Middleport. COUNTRY HOME Yet has clly water, natural ,!las Final Account of Eluanor l . an exciting job waiting for In Theatre. __:_:_:: 5-10-61c fu_rnace, 3 bedrooms. bath. paneling, garage, and >;, acre. Miller, Executrix of the estate youwlthtoday's Army. You'll 5-16-61c Nrce wrap around concrete porch wllh wrought Iron posls. .. of David c. Miller, De-ceased . learn to supervise and control Only $11,000.00. CASE NO . 20.557 First and ground surveillance radar LOST bright carpet colors .. . . VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 Final llccaunt of Da le units. With full pay while reslore them with Blue model. Complete with all MIDDLEPORT Nicholson , Executor ot tht you're In sahool. And lots of Luslre . Renl electric cleaning tools .. Small paint 3 BEDROOMS - 1'12 batl!s, large living, front and back Estole of Marion A. Nicholson , other benefits. Like 30 days shampooer $1. Ben Franklin damage In shlppong. Will take porches. llllllty building on level lot near M&R . Only Deceased. 200 Main Sf., Pomeroy $27 cash or budget plan Store, CASE NO . 20,590 Firs I and paid vacation a year. If you're ~.500 .00. • Ohio. ' available. Phone 992·5641. Flnol Account of Dorothy looking for this kind of NEAT l -16-61c S-I0-61c Htrdtn. Admlnlstratrl< of tpo challenge an~ excltemenl, 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, lovely oak floors, and small Estote of Morris Harden. Today's Army wants to join garden. Basemen!. outbuilding. Front porch, Asking only Decoued . you . For complete details call 1957 CHEVROLET 2'12 ton BOTTLE gas range, $10, old $4,500.00; ' Unle10 exceptions ore flied 593·30221 Edison disc records $1.50 lruck. tandem axle ; ' 1965 • NEW . thereto, said accounts will be S-16-9tc Yamaha· YDS-3, phone 698· each . Phone 367-7729. for hearing bttora said court on BEDROOMS With large ciasets, bafh has shower, nice 3 3290, Warren Reeves. tht 141" day of June, 1972, at kllchen, slove and refrlgeratcr Included. Carpet In living -;:;;::-:-==-7'":--~S-· 1 2.:.101p S-16-6fc 1 which limealld occour\ts will bt MAN lo wOrk on dairy farm, an9 dining, nice level lot wllh metal utility building .' Will SYRI;ICUSE Drive-In, phone · · considered and conllnutd from musl ~now how to milk. ·llslen to an offer.'• . , 992-2088. doy lo day until finally dllposod House furnished . Phone 949· GRAVELY tractor, mowet, and RIVER VIEW 5·4·121p of. 3833 or con tad Arvll Holter, sulky.,1970 Honda CL-70 road Anv Nenon Interested may Bashen. ', 4 BEDROOMS Older homo, 2 baths, carpeting, brake. 1959 Dodge l-Ion truck. file wr tfen exception• lo uld s.14.6tc SMALLEY 'S - ~Ill Shop.' paneling, screened front porch. Full basement. city V-8. Phone 992-3954 after S 1ccount1 or to matters per . Chester, Ohio. Have la~ge ullllties plus river frontage. Garages. p.m. t1lnlng to the execution ot the assortment of flowers for all 5·16·31C truat, not less then fiYt days Rent occasions. Arrangements for SOMETHING NEW EVERY · wEEK. WE TAKE A • prior to thl date set for helrlng . Mother's Day ; pots and 5 ROOM & bafh furnished 500 CC KAWASAKI Mach Ill, PICTURE OF YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE baskets for Memorial Day, JOHN C. BACDN.· conlact Larry Hill. Chl!!ter, house, $SO a month, Ebenezer . WALL WHEN YOU LIST WITH US. PROBATE JUDGE 99c and uR. Phone 985·3537. 985-4105, I ~ J Sf., i>on)eroy, phone 992-77114. . HELEN ' L. TEAFORD, ASSO«;IATE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 4·28·121c ' S·16·31C "2-lS25 RES. tn-2371 (51 16, 11 Pomeroy Motor 'Co. AN' I ALWA~S THOUGHnE WUZ A r'-:==;;:~;::::===::::;--;:::::;;;;;;;:;;*;;~~=ir::::;_:;~====...:.:~, • ' EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND . EXTERIOR Economy Tiller, 3'12 h.p. B&S PAINTING engine. Reg. 159.95 144.95 Phone 742-5825 Turf Trim Mower, B&S 3'12 or992-6576 h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 ' . :9a- Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. THREE COUNTS OF BREAK IN' AN' ENTERIN~· A(\)' SIX COUNTS OF CHICKEN STEALIN' �• ! I• t- The n.tJy siGinel, lllddleport.PI!Wiloy, 0., Mav 16,1172 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Se~ti~el Classifieds. Get.nes~l~s! WANT AD~ nOtiCt , • SAVE up toone half. Bring your · DEADLINES sick TV to Chuck's TV Snop · .5 P.M. Dey Bofore Publlcollon . lSI Butternut Ave Pomer~' Mond•Y Deadline 9 e.m . · '' 4•4- <· Cenctllltlon- Corrections · Will be accepted untn 9 a.m . for . . Doyal Publlcalloo I WILL NOT be responsible for I RI~ULATIONS any debh contracted b\ The Publisher reserves the anyone other than myself. right to edit or relect anr ads. Signed : Ernest William tN~OttMATION dr.~~m~:r w~f~:f~i:~:~PonsT~: or more than one Incorrect Insertion. · RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents 'Per word three cons.•c"tive Insertions . 18 cents per ' word six con secutive lnurtlons. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. CAitD 01' THANKS I OIIITUA.RY $1 ,50 tor SO word, minimum . Each additional word 2c . 1 1 'Rink' DavidsOn. S-1.(:4fp REVIVAL meellng with Evangelist Giles and .Dorofhy Ell loll of Buchanan . Ser.yjces will begin Tuesday, May 16 through the 28th at 7:30 p.m. at the Mason Assembly of God Church, Second St .• Mason, W. Va. Also specie! singing and special services for the touth every nlghl prior to Evangelistic Service. Paster Chester Tennanl. · 5-14-Jlc ......, .lor Co. 19•• CHEVROLET · $2495 Klngswood Eslale Wagon, faclory air, automatic lrans· mission, power steering & brakes, luggage rack . Green finish with green vinyl interior, radio, extra sharp car and one you will appreciate. • 1967, CHEVE~LE , SI39S St . Wagon, V-8 engine, autom81ic trans ., power steering, beige finish & vlnyllrim. good w-w tires, radio. A nice car. 1969 FORO \14 TON . $2149 H. Duty, 4 speed trans. , V-8 engine, H. duty tires, solid cab, ~eluxe mldgs. & trim. R. step bumper. 8 ft. wide body. :~.~:~~Oan~~~c::::::.-;:; n..,morlal . y, 1111's Shoe Repair, Middleport, Ohio. S-2-231c · SPECIAL MOWERS &' TILLERS • B. t:sm .· es~ .~rvic~s~.·J POMEROY R. I. DUBBELD · General Contractor For Sale. From IM lorgost ;llulldozer Radiator lo Smallest Heater <;ore. . ·Haitian IittS' ·. : Rodlalof S,CioHsl Ph. ,!!PR~ ~~roy PQINT ofFICE SUPPLY Aluminum. Sheets PHONE 675-3628 The DaUy Sentinel ----~- - -- - - - - ·z CLELAND REALTY WHITE !men · VERA EBlEN ____ Virgil B... Teaford, 'Sr.- Broker ____ For 424Maln St. Pt. Pleaaonl TERMITES. •• TERMITES Got Rid of Them We will prolocl any single dwelling residence for '149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614-949-3511,1f no answer, call 6t4·992-7289. Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 321 Third St. Rocir\t, Ohio IN COMPARATIVE RE,tGION UNIFOilM. Free Estim•te • Call H'l-3523 For Appointment · Fully insured for your prolecliD<I. MAYb~ pX)l.IT!l£, 'fbV'.l:; S'eGN KCVSSr)(:X: f't<.bC1l N6 NEFtmSM ! • .. tNZS 1b /NotE. A ST.o'il~Nei'IT f ALL WrATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION· CO. ·j &-- PWMBING 240 Lincoln 51. Midd ~t,ort. Ollio Obi AnlhonY Plumbing Wo hovt 1 compltt. Home Maintenance Service th• yur oround. Na mitttr wMI your ntod . Complot. rOof or spouting repoir. lnltrlar or ulerior ca..,.nlry. Ceiling till ond Ponollng 111d Siding. Complolt Plumbl!141 & Helling. • DIY Number H'l-2550 We hove 24 hr. omorg.ncy ')Ou:VE RUINED W~LE [:IO.Y! service . H'l-5101 EXPERT Wheel Alifnflent' '5.55 On lol_osl Amor.i.co.n Cars_ -GUARANTEE!)....: Phone 992-2094 742 -:1941 742-4761 We1re fully in,urtcJl KEBLER'S .BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Pomeroy Ho!ne & Auto Specializing In Small Businesses OponiTIIS Monday thru S.turdty 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, Q. 304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-3795 or Mason 773-5535 HARRISON'S TV and Antenna Service. Phone 992-2522. 6-10-tfc GASOIJNE AlLEY O'DELL WHEEL allgnmenl FARMERS for the largesl localed at Cross(oads, Rt . 124. · number A. I. Cal!je~res. Comp~te f~qnt end. "rvlce,' MlnlmUm"Siifee 'P411' · 1\ . lune up and brake service. Phone leland Park , '"?· Wheels • balanced elec2264, Pomeroy. ' · All work s..,.12fc Ironically . guaranteed. Reasonable. rales. Phone 992-3213. 7-27-tfc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your Auto Sales operalor's license? Call 992· 1969 PlYMOUTH Satellite, 318 2966. cubic Inch V-8, power _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _6_·lS·Ifc steering, vinyl upholstering, EXPERT Tree Service,. nice $f,~S. Phone 992-7210. trimming and removal - ____ __ _ __:S-..:..;14-Jlc Richard Hayman, phone 6673041. 4-23-301p . SEPTIC tanks ciuned. Miller 1964 CORVAIR, 4 ~. good Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. condition, S32S; phone 992· h 662·3035. 2360. 2·12·tfC S-10-llc -SEWING - --:::::=-=MACHINE'S. Repair service, all makes. 992-2284. '69 "OOl>GE vi ton pickup, aood condition, cell allot 5, orne's' The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Trailer Park, across from Authorized Singer Sales and Blue Fountain Motel, Service. We Sharpen Scissors. . 3-29-ttc Gallipolis. S.10·61c READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right · to your pro/eel. Fast and easy. Free est mates. Phone 992·3284,· Gaegleln Ready -Mix Co .. Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-llc __;_.....;__ __ BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks installed. George 1Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2418. 4-lS.tfc WILL do hooae root and ba'rn painting; Interior palnllng; free esllmates; phone 99270115. s.9·301C SEE US FOR: Awnings, storm doors and wl ndOws, carports, marquees. aluminum siding and railing•. A. Jacob, sales representative. For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and !Son, Inc. 3·2·1f·~ C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ' Complete Service e!'one t49·3821 Racine, Ohio •Crill Bradford S·1·tfC 11 • ~II(E YI!R A!li.efP! MAYBE THEY WOH 1 ~ HOfiCEYA, SAt'4D'f!! l!:!!illl DOWN l.Gbost talk 2. Dog talk S. Church· m·. few" "10 lS. Wins an eyeball-toeyeball conlronta· Uon 15. Orlglnoted li.Terre-, lndllna (abbr.) '-Dresden's 11. Fall river 5. Llb)'lll cit)' I. Cipher Unwhat way . 8. Biblical ldnr · t.King . (Sp.) lLTenny· tlower 18. Moslelll ruler u : Eared t1.Famou• movie moaul zs. Where u..........ble theae fourJumbleo, "''U""'• lo one letter lo elcll form fo11r ordlnor7 words. Yeetenlar'• A1Mwer :n.small flower 12. Legislate St. Presently EWER 15. Auk genus 18. Fiddler crab genus 11. Seedcase II. Hour OITOH (It.) st. Swedish COIInty u. Before usun =CEIVED I tD ,... ~ L TR"r' AND 61VE "THIE> TO A PR150NEFI:. [) I (XJ ,. . ,. _,. . . .,. . . , IRAB\EN\~ ! ( J. I. :=::=~==~~~:;;~..;••::;••"ted bJihe obo•e cutoon. 1 Impala Cusiom ~ dr. H.T. .v.e. aula. trans., P.S., vinyl roof. Sharp! MO ..- - . . . (A.Mwett tomorrow) Ynterdar'• '189S Kan ·&.Van..Zandl. .... t Cholce of weter · 1 ------ Surround . ·•lotMa ~~~~ lllllle, ~ n~!.'!,~t IPOts ,ow or~•• ~ l ~:t~i w ..... ;. · ~~~ RUTLAND RJRNITURE . Amilia Grite Rutland, o.: ~~---~--~---- A,AIT IITAKI I J PLOU.L An••er1 MiPI. numn lontl!' dri11 lei llee aecre11 out- A "LIAK"' " You'll Like Our Qualltv Way of Doing Business/• GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 J'omoroy, j)pen Evonln11'Tili:OO , Tll5 P.M. s.t, · . 1cr r nxI I I I x J Jumblooo IPOCH · •.'-''i~lc.,, ·· ...., ,~. ~ •P- oporotlon. · 142-4211 k THERE THEY GO! I'M CUM61N' IMTA THAT SACK AHD 't'OU GOllA LIE DOWH Now ll'flllll! the dn:led letten lo form the o11rprlae 11111wer, u ---~-- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rain. Ph. ·446· 4782, Gilllpoll&, John Russell, Oovner & Operator. · . 5·12-tfc' J ~- ' the Vlstula ftoWI. (abbt.) son'•Cft5. Dem.'a 'Uid opponent I.ynette• ------- . . .. -· AUll-lORIZED R:l!.iCE THANKS, I!OT IT'S 100 -LATE FOR. THAT... .~699lr Only 1tompo . · "ut..., .'!'.~ttiy.,. l~ 1con 1'0 r L lnl' FlUor o· 1 r. " Fin... Ag~l~': ........ f ••• , MIYfll HllllfMtlt I ------- -. FOR. I FINAL .SMITH NEI ~ ' .I Complete line of office equipment, furniture & supplies. Typewriter & Adding Machine. Ritpalr. ' Pick-up & Delivery 20' . ii' El(PECT 'IOU 10 ~ SICK 10 JUGr WEAiliNG 'lOUR '. , - - -- - - _ ~. VARMINT SEE US , .EARTH MOVING LEG .ll NO-'COUNT Spring Painting? ._.. Phone H'l-2181 IILlND ADS Additional 25c Charge per CLElAND'S GREENHOUSE. Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS Nvtmorlal Day .PottOd Plan Is, 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, 75c up, P~ns.fes, Petunias ;" OPI!M I!VIS. 1:00 r,lll; Dozer & End loader vtorlc, 8 : 30 a .m. to 12 : 00 Noon number of bedding plants ; ponds, bos~men·t, landi'PMI!ROY, OHIO Saturday . vegetable plants. · Geraldine scaping. We ha"" ·2 silt I '. Cleland , E. Main St., Racine. "'------.--~-36" X 23" X .009 dozers, 2 size loade~s. Wor~ Card cf Thanks . 5-16-lfc' done by hour or contract.. WE WISH to. ••press our sin· Free Estlmotes. We olso c;:ere thanks to our many PIANO tuning , Lane Daniels, For Rent ,,. . For Sale haul fill dir!, lop soil. Dump friends tor the acts of kind· May loth thru June 25th. ness shown us during the trucks and low-boy for hire. Phone 992-20112. Reference, TRAILER , Brawn's Trailer Park, Minersville, Ohio . POODLE puppies. Silver Toy, Illness and at the time of Elbertelds . • See Bob or Roger Jofftrs, Rhone 992-3324. death of .our husband and 5-16-12lc Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 Parkview Kennels, Phone 992· l-11-lfc father. JosePh E. w1rr.1. 54of3. after 7 p.m. or p!Mine 992. USED OFFSET PLATES The Wlppe omlly BOAT LICENSE .- for 'your 8-1l·ffC 5232. TRAILER spaces overlooking 5-16-llp HAV6· boat, for your motor. MANY USES Pomeroy . Velma G. Zuspah Available al Simon's Plck·A· BIG SALE. Reynolds' Flower phone Mason. 773-5750. WE WOULD like to fhank fhe Pair She!! Store. 1011 W. Main. Shop in Mason. W.Va. has the ROOF painting and minor l - 11 - 301~ Mason County Homemakers Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 992 biggest selection of flowers in repair. For estimates call992· Clubs for donating the book, 3830. for Mother's Day and also for 2239 . "No Stranger" to the New 5-16-3Dic 4 ROOM furnished apartment, Decoration Day. We can save S-lHtc Haven Library In memory of Reynolds Flower Shop. 8 for $1.00 you money on your flowers . our husband and falher, Jesse O'DELL'S ·CAB Co., 24 hr. Mason, W. Va. This Is our 20th year In the Maynard. • . Strlllco, Phone 992·2927, 5-14·6fp business . You name It, we've Real Estate For Sa.le Wile. N'ors::Jesse Maynard; Middleport, Ohio. -gal it, 98c lo $6.50, any basket sons Russell & Paul }10·6fp 2 BEDROOM mobile home, or spray as long as they last. Maynard; daughter, Ann 4 BEDROOM, lwo story house. Racine area, 10 miles above Elnora Reynolds, 773-5147. Zirkle. small barn and olher Pomeroy . Phone 992-6329. KOSMETICS and S·14-131p 5-16-llc KOSCOT buildings, 1 acre on Rt . 7 In 5-12-lfc wigs. Need extra money? Just Tuppers Plains. Phone 667· sell these. products. No 1969 OLDSMOBILE Vista I WOULD like to express my 3956 . restricted territories. Phone NEW :i bedroom all electric Cruiser statlonwagon . air 111 Court St. sincere thanks to Dr. Tolle, 992-5113. ~14- 7tp apartment, available last of condilloned, dual lail gate, . Dr. Ridgway, nurses, aides. week . Phone 992-7133 or 9924-2-tfc power windows, $2,175, 1972 Pomeroy, Ohi? friends and relatives for lhe 1384 after 3 p.m . Ford Pinta run -about, with all kindnesses shown to me, CALL for free facial and apS-14-3tc extras, 7,000 miles , $2,275 .. '-----~----..1 RACINE -6 room hou'se'; balh, cords and flowers during my Also beaullful Gretsh flat lop 1969 HARLEY Sprint 350 cc, utilify ·room , garage, $10,000 ; plication of famous Mink 011 phone 949-4195. recent Illness. Kosmetlcs . Ann Sauvage , 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and P guitar, new, $210. hone 949exc:euent conamon, new Mrs. Elema Yarborough unfurnished apartments. 5913~ battery, S-499. Phone 992-5324. 3-31 -lfc Syracuse. Ohio 992-3272. S-16-llc Phone 992-5434. S·10·121p S-14-Jtc 5-15-6tc 4-12-tfc - --..,...--SIX ROOM hoose, 133 Butternul GARDENING Season is now In Pets For Sale Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 , ALLIS Chalmers round lull swing and Bob's Market NEW, 12 x 60, two bedroom baler. in excellenl condllion. 1 For Rent or Sale Wadsworth Drive, Columbus. PART German Shepherd male In Mason, W. Va. can offer mobile ,home across from Ohio, phone 237·of334. . 2 row mounted corn planter. HOUSE in Long Bcttom . phone pup needs good home; phone you the best variety selection Bradbury School. ·call 992· 1 pickup hay rake. Contact _ . 11·21-tfc 985 3529 5308 or see Charles Lewis, 2nd 985-3890. and the finest of quality In Byron Miller, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, 5911 5-16-Jip Garden Plant. In the Trl· house south from Bradbury Ohio . Phone 992-6639. · · c. NICE 2-story home wllh full School. Pets welcome. - -- -..,--- - Counly area. This season, Bcb -Real E ·-stat·e ~or ~ate basement, lois, new forced 5-l ·* - - - - - - - -S-14-3tc NOTICE Is featuring Two new won air furnace. Near Pomeroy . 1\ derful tomato Hybrids In - - - - - LARGE Elementary School. Phone TWOreglsteredpolled Hereford NOTICE OF Beller Bey and Hybrid Beef UNFURNISHED aparlment, bulls. service age, contact 2 lor., • '~ms, bath, 992-7384 to see. phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. AI'POINTMENT Eas.ler !Beef Steak type); Bryon Miller, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, gahrallg~, ce,llar S80•500 ' 1Magg,le 11-7-lfc S-4-lfc Ohio, along wllh 13 olher tomato Cost No. 2Dst7 99 2.6639 . W ltrng on, epo Sl ., ·::-:::::::::='='ec====,-_:.:_: Estate of Lawrence M . selections, a full line of - - -- - .14 .31 c Rutland, Ohio. 3 BEDROOM ranch type home. Strousbough Deceased. cabbage and pepper plants 2 BEDROOM mobile home, - -- - - - - -54-7-JOip Arbaugh •Addition. Tuppers Notice Is hereby given that and· almost every flowering . adulls only. Phone 992-5592. HOME Plains . All new wllh Iota! Merlyn Arnold Ol ReyboldS· · 1 f A t t Zl 5-15-tfc .•mproved grownMiomato electric and central air burg, Ohio, hll been· duly ap . annua rom s er. o n- _ _ __ _ _ _ _.:_:: e)cican , plants, Heinz RACINE b lh b - 10 1 room hous.; polnled as executrix of the nlas. We also sell Garden . 1350, large Supersonic and a , asemen • garage, lwo ~ondltlonlng, balh and '4 fully Estate of Lawrence M . seeds, onion sets and seed Mobile Homes For Sale Yellow Jub ilee ; also lots. Phone 949 ·4313. carpeted, full basement, Slrousbaugh, deceased, late of potatoes. for best quality and Mangoes, Hot Peppers and 4-5-JOtp . garage In basemenf. See by Molgs caunly, Ohio. selection buy direct from the CASH. paid for all makes and Early Cabbage Plants 500 11 _ _ . .. appointment, phone 992·219<1 1 9~~~ more ,h~ :tJJO,OOO 1Credltors are required ,to file ;rood~ is. at mobile :h.omesl · atibve thlri!!:Sv~· Sial~ , 3, BEDROOM house with bath , or 992·3585. !Mnny, Thompson. 11'\tlr clal_m, wl1h Slid ih:Suatl-.r¥.:.-- ·p~own a.,.l ~· bur Pliane'lifea·code 614·423-9531\ ··"'p~rk on ''~r.•• ' homas • <lh;acre lot, •on public water Financing liva11~1))e. , . < •• wjthln four months. ' ~ "-"' Ma k t --.....,-- -- --•·_13-lto ' Hayman, Sjlt~i:~s ';· Ohio. syslem 'I• mile from Chester . , · oil;;.., · 12·.30-lfc Deled thll' 291h day of llprll gr ses. """'· ' ·" r ~ • 1t72 and lanl Sales. Mason, W. • 4-30-301c on Counly r Rt. 5. Phone 985-==========:...~ · John c . Bacon Va . 773-5308, near the 12 x 60, ALL electric, air4262. ,Judge Pomeroy-Mason Brldve. S·14-6Ic conditioning, large porch and '56 FORD body, $35. 390 engine Court of common Pleas, awniilg, underpinning, see wilh 20,000 miles, $125. Phone · Probate Division Janice Glenn, Racine, OhiQ, 949-4843. (5), 2, ' · ,,, 31 or phone 247-2142. Employment Wanted JOHN S-10-61c :-':-:--:--:=-=-~-__:_5_:.: ·14·jjp WILL DO daytime babysitting 6011, E. Main, Pomeroy 1.05 ACRE lot, located on In Racine area, call 949-4422. Musklngum River and State 4-19-30tp YOU HAVE A DATE Rt . 266. 112 mile below Slock· ·Air Conditioners 0 LEGAL NOTICE With us loday to see how port Village and dam, with 419 S"led bids will be received WILL PAINT roofs or houses, R E A l T y ·• • Awnil)gs. much real living you will get II. river frontage : Ideal for 2 by the Olive Township Board of trim · and cut trees ; clean oul of this charming brick. or 3 cottages $2,700. Call or Trutttll at the office of the • Underpinning attics ,- basements, etc. ,Phone About 8 year. old, 3 Iorge Township clerk for the purchase see Linley Hart, Racine. Ohio, · Contact 949-3221. . of a new motor Grader. 949-4433 evenings. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, very 5·2-JOlc Complefe mobile home Bids to bt opened at the office _ _ _ _ __ _ .:_ 5·.:.; 14-Jlc modern kitchen . full service plus glgantl~ of the Trustees at Reedsville, basement with a dream rec. Ohio 1 o'clock P.M . June 3, 1972. display of mobile homes H'l-3020 room , utillly room, 1 acre 7 YEAR OLD Tennessee Walker Specifications for the Grader Wanted To Buy always available at .. , . 160 E;oal St. Mllfc!leport ground. · large car pori. un be obtained at the resldenc.e mare, palomln~ gentle but Of the clerk at Long Bottom, HEYWOOD Wakefield spirited, neck reins. John 128,500.00 Pomeroy, Lincoln MILLER Ohio . Ttle Board of Trustees Champagne Maple dresser Sauvage, Syracuse Ohio, PAGEVILLE 3 Hts. area. , restrve the right to reject any and desk ; phone 992-7308. phone 992-3272. BUILDING SITES bedroom. bath, home. or all bids . MOBILE HOMES 5-16-llp S-10-12tp Approx. 30 acres. Chester Olive Township Trustees garage. large L· 1220 Wuhlnglon Blvd. Ado Bissell, Clerk water, close to Pomeroy, BHPRE, D. OLO FURNITURE, dishes, 42J.7S21 (l) 9, 16, 23, 3t WHISPERING Pines Nile Club. shaped porch. 'home builders don't pass this one clocks , brass beds, silver 1 mile North of Pomeroy, has paneling and up . dollars or · complete Ohio an Rt. 7. Have 2:30 night POMEROY-Spring Ave. carpet . Located on 1' 1 2 households. Wrlle M. D. club license, phone 992-99of3. 2 story frame. new sldlnv. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio. acres all level. in new roof, new carport, needs Call 992·6271 , S-10·61c serene. rural com · NOTICE OF ~OAL, Limestone, Excelsior palnl Inside, 3 bedrooms, 3·16-tfc APPOINTMENT Sail· Works. E. Main St., BEAUTIFUL' Maple Early munlty, 10 minutes bath. These are few, and far cue No. 21,674 Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. between. $5,500.00. American style, stereo-radio from Rutland . Has Estate of Bettie Cullums , SADDLE horses. well broken . 4-12-tfc for riding gentle, suitable Deceased . MIDDLEPORT-Mulberry combination, AM-FM radio, 4 NOtice Is hereby given that stable . Contact Horace Karr, Ave. . . speaker sound system, 4 many varieties of fruit 'tarold FO . Rawson of 3327 Rl. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio, 985- SHALLOW well water pump, spee~ auldmatlc changer . trees $7,950. Nice 1'12 story brlck.·2 large Mlllvllt Rold, N. E., Canton , $35. Briggs-Stratton motor. 3341. $76.39. Use our Balance bedrooms, bath, carpated, Ohio '4705 has been duly IP · 5-U-Jtc $15. Both In good condition. • __;_ budget terms. Call 992-7085. paneled, level lol, storage · polntld AdmlnlstroiQr of the Phone 949-3051. ., One of · Pomeroy's 5·10-61c E:stale of Bettie Cullums , bulldlnv. In excellent con· l ·14-31c decoued. lole of VIllage of Help Wanted -----lines! homes. 3 dillon on the Inside and the -----Pomeroy , Meigs County , Ohio . WALNUT. Modern style, bedrooms, 11/2 baths. outside . $6.950.00. Creditors 1re requlrtd to rue C.\~PENTER wan led. Call 949- CAMPER, 16 ft. sleeps 6, good stereo-radio. 4 speaker sound A REALTOR IS A ttltlr claims wllh said fiduciary condillon, $1.000. Phone 992· 360• after 1 p.m. system. 4 speed automatic full, dry basement, wlttlln four months . PROFESSIONAL REAL 6329. · S-14-3tc changer. separate controls . every room including Dated this 26th day of April ESTATE IS HIS S-12-lfc Balance $62.34. Use our 1912. PROFESSION. SEE YOUR kitchen and both baths DELIVERY DRIVER SALE, ~-=-----Call 992-7011S. budget terms . John C. Bacon REAL TOR FOR YOUR $3.50 PER HOUR . We need 12 BALDWIN piap<>-4J)d organ tc S-10.61c have carpeting ; an· Probate Judge young men and women to REAL ESTATE NEEDS of said County be picked up'jJllhfs area. May (5) 2, , , 16, 31 slart Immediately. Must have TODAY. be purcha~d logether or 1972 ZIG-ZAG Sewing .Milchlne tique Satin drapes; air· reliable lransportatlan . Call separately lor balances due. HENRY·E. CLELAND SR. left in layawar· Beautiful conditioning and many 4-16-0617. 9 a.m. to S p.m. Wr ite Credit Department : pastel color. ful size model . other items stay with REALTOR · Monday and Tuesday. GRAVES PIANO· & ORGAN All builf·ln to buttonhole. do house - $17,000. Dlol H'l-2259 LEGAL NOTICE 5·14-31c CO., 383 E. Broad Street, slretch sewing and fancy If no onsw.r 992-2548 IN THE MATTER OF SET· Columbus, Ohio· of321S. slllchlng. Pay juat $48.75 cash TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, ADULT housekeeper. to live-in or terms available. Trade-Ins l·l J.61c PROBATE COURT, MEIGS and care lor 3 year old girl ; accepted. Phone 992-5641. ~OUNTY, DHIO modern home · In country ; P.A. SYSTEM. loud speakers & S-10-61c amplifiers, Motorola and all Accounts and vouchers of the Phone 992 -3629, Mk for Mary speakers, $100; phone 882· TOMAi'O PLANTS : Tasly following named fiduc i ar i es Shamblin . S-16-6tc have been flied In ttle Probate 2506. 110 Mechanic Street EVERGREENS are correctly . Court, Meigs County, Ohio, for S-16-31c named, as they are sill I green approval and settlement : KITCHEN helper to tra in as when r1pe, sweet. firm and Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CASE ND. 19,3•• Flrsl lin - cook ; see Chef at Nvtlgs Inn , WE HAVE a ni ce selecllon of low acid content . In ~llfypots nual ·Account of Homer G. Pomeroy. flowers for Decoration , 97c to · NEARLY NEW or styrofoam cups. lSc each Baxter, of the Estate ---------~-~6 ·31c $5.50 far baskets, wrealhs, of P•ul Guardian G. Greenlee. NEAR NEW COALMI~'E - 4bedrooms,largeplay room , or $1 .60 dozen. B. Qulsen-· crosses, sprays , hearts, CA.SE NO . l9f365 Second 1'12 baths, radiant panel heat. Nice kitchen with cook and berry. Syracuae, Ohio. Current AccouM of· Rlchird WE'LL SEND BRIGHT. Bibles. We have a lot of high S-5-JOip bake units. Double stainless steel sink. 2 drilled wells' and YOUNG MEN TO SCHOOL clns flowers for all of our old Chambers. Guardian of the foundation lor 2nd house. 10 acres of l..,d for only Trust E~lote of Pamela, Kellh FOR ' RADAR JOBS IN customers at a reasonable 520,000.00. A.. Harold P.. Jr .. and Chrlsly EUROPE. II you'd like to live price . Reynolds Flower Shop, LAWN chairs. avon bollles, Jones , Minors . · d k E lh RENOVATED . stand lables, 95 Pearl Street, Mason, W. Va., up near DriveCIISE NO. 20,427 First and an war In urope , ere's Middleport. COUNTRY HOME Yet has clly water, natural ,!las Final Account of Eluanor l . an exciting job waiting for In Theatre. __:_:_:: 5-10-61c fu_rnace, 3 bedrooms. bath. paneling, garage, and >;, acre. Miller, Executrix of the estate youwlthtoday's Army. You'll 5-16-61c Nrce wrap around concrete porch wllh wrought Iron posls. .. of David c. Miller, De-ceased . learn to supervise and control Only $11,000.00. CASE NO . 20.557 First and ground surveillance radar LOST bright carpet colors .. . . VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 Final llccaunt of Da le units. With full pay while reslore them with Blue model. Complete with all MIDDLEPORT Nicholson , Executor ot tht you're In sahool. And lots of Luslre . Renl electric cleaning tools .. Small paint 3 BEDROOMS - 1'12 batl!s, large living, front and back Estole of Marion A. Nicholson , other benefits. Like 30 days shampooer $1. Ben Franklin damage In shlppong. Will take porches. llllllty building on level lot near M&R . Only Deceased. 200 Main Sf., Pomeroy $27 cash or budget plan Store, CASE NO . 20,590 Firs I and paid vacation a year. If you're ~.500 .00. • Ohio. ' available. Phone 992·5641. Flnol Account of Dorothy looking for this kind of NEAT l -16-61c S-I0-61c Htrdtn. Admlnlstratrl< of tpo challenge an~ excltemenl, 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, lovely oak floors, and small Estote of Morris Harden. Today's Army wants to join garden. Basemen!. outbuilding. Front porch, Asking only Decoued . you . For complete details call 1957 CHEVROLET 2'12 ton BOTTLE gas range, $10, old $4,500.00; ' Unle10 exceptions ore flied 593·30221 Edison disc records $1.50 lruck. tandem axle ; ' 1965 • NEW . thereto, said accounts will be S-16-9tc Yamaha· YDS-3, phone 698· each . Phone 367-7729. for hearing bttora said court on BEDROOMS With large ciasets, bafh has shower, nice 3 3290, Warren Reeves. tht 141" day of June, 1972, at kllchen, slove and refrlgeratcr Included. Carpet In living -;:;;::-:-==-7'":--~S-· 1 2.:.101p S-16-6fc 1 which limealld occour\ts will bt MAN lo wOrk on dairy farm, an9 dining, nice level lot wllh metal utility building .' Will SYRI;ICUSE Drive-In, phone · · considered and conllnutd from musl ~now how to milk. ·llslen to an offer.'• . , 992-2088. doy lo day until finally dllposod House furnished . Phone 949· GRAVELY tractor, mowet, and RIVER VIEW 5·4·121p of. 3833 or con tad Arvll Holter, sulky.,1970 Honda CL-70 road Anv Nenon Interested may Bashen. ', 4 BEDROOMS Older homo, 2 baths, carpeting, brake. 1959 Dodge l-Ion truck. file wr tfen exception• lo uld s.14.6tc SMALLEY 'S - ~Ill Shop.' paneling, screened front porch. Full basement. city V-8. Phone 992-3954 after S 1ccount1 or to matters per . Chester, Ohio. Have la~ge ullllties plus river frontage. Garages. p.m. t1lnlng to the execution ot the assortment of flowers for all 5·16·31C truat, not less then fiYt days Rent occasions. Arrangements for SOMETHING NEW EVERY · wEEK. WE TAKE A • prior to thl date set for helrlng . Mother's Day ; pots and 5 ROOM & bafh furnished 500 CC KAWASAKI Mach Ill, PICTURE OF YOUR PROPERTY FOR OUR OFFICE baskets for Memorial Day, JOHN C. BACDN.· conlact Larry Hill. Chl!!ter, house, $SO a month, Ebenezer . WALL WHEN YOU LIST WITH US. PROBATE JUDGE 99c and uR. Phone 985·3537. 985-4105, I ~ J Sf., i>on)eroy, phone 992-77114. . HELEN ' L. TEAFORD, ASSO«;IATE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 4·28·121c ' S·16·31C "2-lS25 RES. tn-2371 (51 16, 11 Pomeroy Motor 'Co. AN' I ALWA~S THOUGHnE WUZ A r'-:==;;:~;::::===::::;--;:::::;;;;;;;:;;*;;~~=ir::::;_:;~====...:.:~, • ' EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND . EXTERIOR Economy Tiller, 3'12 h.p. B&S PAINTING engine. Reg. 159.95 144.95 Phone 742-5825 Turf Trim Mower, B&S 3'12 or992-6576 h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 ' . :9a- Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. THREE COUNTS OF BREAK IN' AN' ENTERIN~· A(\)' SIX COUNTS OF CHICKEN STEALIN' �' ''• ·. . . ' • -Opinions, Desires for 'Which Way Our Schools?' Plans Foi- Ope~ation Big Switc~ Invited atPublic · consensus .Meeting on May 24 ,Hospital AnnoUnces.Additional ~.1 . ' ' !, ' • '' ,. ·..~ ' ~ ' ' . •,• ,• . $21 million center May !1 taken c~ of at the old proceaalng inlo the. clinic gq accilrdlng to Robert Daniel, buildings Wltilllfter the move. more am~y, qui~JI. an(! administrator of the clinic. atgtMing Tl\esday, May 30, efficiently. We "11111ot ~ve lo Regular appoinlments ss well all patients will be seen at the ask nearly •• 1111111y·queaUoni as walk-in patients will all be new building on Rt. 35. Daniel _when he ~.s bla plutlc car~ ·"'d there ·~uld , ' . ""' •• . be personnel with him.,._ on duty at ihe new cllrilc to Danlel .. ld in the new clinic) assist patients in finding their the doctors will'be seeing more doctor's office. . pati@nts than they could in lhf . ' ' . · He alliO pointed out that old building, and the increa!led Holzer Medical Center, First . Pas~ol, Mayme Shaver, brochures containing- a clinic volulrie made the new !denAve. and Cedar St. General Cele~tine Skinner, William floor plan would be given eaGh tiflcatlon carda necessary, He visiting hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. Stephenson, .Sr., Kenneth patient · to help show the . was quick to poini out that Maternltyvlsltlnghours2:30to Straight, James Walton, Mrs. various offices lll!d depart- these, cardl, are ooly !den· 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Robert K. Arrr;s and daughter, menlil in the $3 million clinic tlflcation cards and have Pediatrics' ward. Mrs.. Bert S. 0 Comor, Jr., and nothing to do with credit or · Births son, _Mrs . Terry Franklin Wise structure. Anew service to the patienlil collection pl'QCeduret in the Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin c. and son, Sandra Canterberry, will be iniUated by the Holzer new. Holzer Medical Center bnes Jackson a daughter· Tm:ry Halley, Jarod Moore, Medical Cen~ Clinic after the Clinic. · Mr. ~nd Mrs. Stephen wlloo.-: ·Kir_nbel'l)' Polcyn, Goldie big move in the form of a Wellston, a son; Mr. and Mrs. GeiSOr, . Rosa Grltfith, Mary · perman·ent patient lden· Jmunie D. ·Shepherd Wellston . McGowan, Marjorie M. Fruth, tification caril. Afree card will DIED EARLY TODAY a son; Mr. and M~. Wh James McKitterick, Melinda WEST COLUMBIA - ~ulla be given each patient ·on bla Owens, Athens, a daughter, ~eld, Tina Crisp, Gall VanMatre, 85, West Columbia, 1 and Mr. and· Mrs. Henderson Stzemore, Ruth Waugh " flrst vlslt to the new clinic. This died early today at Holzer card will contain the patient's (Mary Ellen), Patriot, a son, Kimberly Klein, Robin Murname, address, and medical Medical Center. She is sur1 and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. phy · chart nwnber. On the back of vived by four sons, · two Wooten, Gallipolls1a daughter,· Veterans Memorialijospltal daughters and ' a sister .• · Discharges ADMITTED _ James Hall; the card will be his ap- Funeral services will be an~ pointment schedule and the Alma Russell, Elizabeth Vinton; Regina Nance, no!Jnced by Foglesong. Funeral• . Jones, Cleo Caudlll, Mrs. Rutland; Carol Schroeder, telephone number . of his Home. doctor's department In case he David L. Keefer and son, Mrs. Parkersburg; . Mark Casto, should have to call and change FUNERAL SET PauiJ. Darst and son, John W. Pomeroy ; Leatha Cowen, his appointment. Funeral service~ for Wllllanl Cook, Jr.,Mrs. Michael Wayne Pomeroy; vera Hayman, "This card," Daniel IIBid, F. (Bill) Houdashelt, 49; and son, Nell Pfancuff, Mrs. Pomeroy. "should be carried with the Pomeroy Route 2, who died: Ronald Humphreys and son, DISCHARGED _ Forrest patient each time he viBits the Monday will be held at 3 p.ml Fred Gill, Jr., Cecil Buchanan, Lacy, Steve Schartiger. clinic . It will make . · his, Wednesday at the Ewln11; Brady Gilbert, Vernon Henry, Funeral Home where friends Mrs. Waller Henry Gray and may call anytime. son, John D. Jividen, Gaither TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ALUMNI SETS DATE The Pomeroy E-R squad was Miller,Mrs. Robert McClaskey The Harrisonville Alumni and daughter, Jerry McKin· called to Laurel St. at 3:21p.m. banquet and dance will be held l.OOGE TO MEET ney, Marie Shato, Charles D. Monday for Brenda Mw-ray, on Saturday, May 'll, beginning A special meeUng of Sluide' Walton, David Haggerty, Jean 15, who was ill at horne there . at 6:30 p.m. The dance, River Lodge 453, F&AM, will Kelly, · Ruth Hyrne, Joyce An ambulance was called and beginning at 9, will feature the be held at Bp.m. 'l'llunday with Douglas, Garnet Stanley, Miss Murray was taken to King Khords of Belpre. work to be conducted in the. Jason Eric Darst, Christopher Pleasant Valley Hospital. Reservationa may be made by master mason degree. AU: Lee, James Roger Timmons, calHng Mrs. W.11lter Burke, 949- ma110na are invited. Daphne McLaughlin, Laura 3206. BOND FORFEITED FINED $1t, COSTS Clark, Marjorie Davis, CorGregory Burdette, 19, Pl. Jack E. Hall, Cbesbire Route, nella Hutchinson, Christy CLUB TO MEET Pleasant forfeited a bond of Lynch, Anna Olson, Melvin The Winding Trail Garden 2, was fined $10 and coats on a: · $14 .70 in Syracuse Mayor Club will meet at 8 p.m. .speeding convtcUon .Monday; Herman Lond.on 's cou'rt Wednesday at the home of Mrs. night In the court of Racine: Monday night. Mayor Charl01 fyl01. Earl Thoma: · Holzer Medical Center Clinic physicians will cootinue to see patients at the First Ave. and Cedar St. and Sycamore st. facilities in Gallipolis WJtil after the big move to the n•w BY CHARLENE HOEFlJCH The people of Meigs Local Scho\11 District are invl!ed to express their views oo etmcaUonallui!es at a public meeting at 7 p.m. Wedhescla)', Ma)o 24 at Meigs lllgh Schl>ol. PUrpose of the meeting will be 1o arrive at a "coosensus" of wbilt the public wants and espects done io provide more effective education, how these things shoUld be financed, and who should be held accountable for getting tbim done. Thta local "Search for Conaensus" meeUng Is similar to others scheduled in Ohio neJ( week in a program to establtah a aystem ,rJ accountability for educational programB. The Ohio ~t ol Education Ia acting under mand!lte of the Ohio Legtalature becauSe of the additional millloM of dollars which have gone to schools In the past few )'ears, The mandate by the legtalature comes at this time because of the enactment of the peraonal illcome 'tax in Ohio, a highly contested legislative matter, with a major pOrtion of the income tax funds to be channeled inlo education. On Jme 30 the Stale Department of Educal,lon Is required .lo 1ubmlt a report to a committee of the legislature oa edllcalioul aceoaatabiUty. AI aext Wednl:oday'a , meet"'- tupayen and studelllll, 18 to 18, may ezpn!H lhelr vlew1 11110 area& of coocem Ia dbclllalonp;oapa beaded by people oulllde tbe aehool admlnltlnltlve ud tellehllg profellioa. Following 45 minute discussion periods, the ·leaders will Invite resource people (school admlnlstratora and teachers) to II? HOSPITAL NEWS ' plate in Melga cOQnty Spelling Bee, am Denise Deem, scholastic; second row, 11m Nease, attendance, 11m Thoren, citizenship, Mike Norton, art, Myra Woods, art, Jaye Ord, scholastic and Kimberly Winebrenner, citizenship; third row, Mr. Wolfe. TEN -STUDENTS OF SYJlACUSE ElEMEtiTARY . SCHOOL- have been presented honor awards for scholastic, ' right to read, attendanoe, art, compOsition and citizenship achievements by Larry WoHe, principal. Shown with their' awards are, front row, 1-r, Tonia Ash, attendance, Tina Pierce, right to read, Marty Foley, composition , also fourth • CYCLES STOLEN Wallace TIJC Meigo CoWJty Sheriff's Dept. is investigating the theft of two motorcycles Monday afternoon. The two bikes, a Su1uke 50 and Honda 350 were laken from in front of the Donald Taylor residence, Minersville Hill. The Suzuke is reddish orange, . with .chrome fenders, and bears license No. GH 65. The Hona is green with chrome fenders and has '72 lags. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, May 16 Walt Disney's SONG OF THE SOUTH ITechnicolor) AII-Otrtoon feature . " G" Disney Cartoons : Pluto's Kid Brother Tea( hers are People Figaro & Frankie . Adults: SI.SO Children: 75c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wednesdo.y & Thursdoy May 17-18 NOT OPEN MASON DRIVE-IN . . ' ',j I l ToniHhl, May i6 Oouble Fhture Program TWO-LANE BLACKTOP ( Technicolo r) Ja mes Taylor Warren Oates · ' Laurl Bird - Pius"TAKING OFF " I Co Iori Lynn Carlin Buck Henry I Rl IRl Wed. -Thur.-Frl. May 17-18-19 Double Feature Program THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK (Color) AI Paclno and Kitty Winn I R I - PLU ~ SEVEN MINUTES THE (Co lor ) Wayne Maunder Mar ianne M cAndrew I R) (Continued from page I ) for that." .She was surrounded hy Wallace's four children by his first wHe as she spoke. The shooting brought dismay and revulsion from ~ President Nixon and from Wallace's pOlitical rivals and his friends. On ·Nixon's orders, the Secret Service started protecting two minor . candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination which Wallace was seeking after winning 10 m!Uion votes as an independent .in 1968. Agenis hurried to guard Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., and Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N.Y., as well as a non-(:andidate, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whose own political future felt the r~coil of the four or five bullets pumped at close range intq Wallace 's belly and chest. A Secret Servic.e agent wounded with Wallace, Nicholas Zarvos of the Atlanta bureau , underwent neck surgery. Abullet was removed from his left jaw. Awoman and an Alabama state trooper, also wounded, were treated and released. · An instant af~ the shots rang out, poUce.and the crowd seized and roughed up Breiner. Police hurled him into a cruiser. He was wearing a red, white and blue outfit and Wallace bultllns. Witnesses said Wallace had finished speaking and mixed with the crowd, shedding his jacket in the warm sunshine. Smiling, shaking hands, he turned to the -right, then to the len, respOnding lo a . shout : "George, governor! Come over and shake hands with me!" "! saw him shot in the gut and he fell straight back," said Jeff Gines, 15, just 15 feet away. "There were four shots, I think." Governor till Conscious Cornelia, sobbing, threw her· seH on the governor, who was sprawled on the pavement, conscious but still. Blood splotched her yellow dress-a reminder of Jacqueline Kennedy 's embrace of her dying Homer C. Belt Died on Monday LONG BO'ITOM - Homer C. Anna Beni2Belt, Long Bottom ; Belt, 84, Long Bottom Rt. 1, two da~ghters, · Blondena died Monday evening at Johnson, Charleston, W. Va:, Veterans Memorial Ho!l(lital. and Wanela Bell, Arlington, He was born Feb. 28, 1888, the - .Va.; four sons, Homer W. Belt, son of the late Challenge A. and Calvin W. Bell, John Rolfe Belt Lauretla Arnold Bell. He was and La Von Belt, all of AUanta, also preceded in death by a Ga.; two step-sons, Garland W. sister, Maude Davis. Milhoan · aitd Wayne Lee He was a member of Hebron Milhoan, both of Akron; a Methodist Church and Masonic brother, C. Smith Belt, Lodge at Spencer, W. Va . Spencer, and a sister, Sallie He is survived by ·his wife, Snider, Mt. Gilead; 12 grandchildren, numerous stepgrandchildren and great· TWO SENTENCED grandchildren, and several . Janice Goff and Joe Year· nieces and nephews. wood, charged -with possession FW!eral services will be held of drugs were taken before Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Judge :John C. Bacon Monday Vandal Funeral Home at on bill of information prepared Spencer, W. Va. Friends may by Prosecuting Attorney call at Ewing Funeral Home Bernard Full2 . Golf was given thill afternoon and evening. a 20 day jail sentence which The body will lie in state at the was suspended. She paid $300 fWJeral home after I p.m. · and costs and was placed on Wednesday. Burial will be in probation . Yearwood was Hebron Cemetery. sentenced to one year in the Cincinnati Workhouse, which also was suspended. He paid Rex Burson of $500 and costs and was pillced Shade is Dead on probation: Rex Burson, 73, Pratts Fork, husband nearly nine years ago. Rt. I, Shade, died Monday Palmer N. Baken, special Its inunediate political im· morning at MoWJ t Carmel Hospital, Colulnbus. agent in charge, .FBI Office, pact ln .\972 politics, o~ers Mr. BuriiOn was the son of the Cincinnati, revealed today that thought, was \0 rtmove for the late Rodolph and Bertha Grim James Refford Reynolds, 36, surviving Kennedy brother, Burson . He was also preceded Decatur, Ill ., formerly of Edward, any lingering temPtation to accept his party's in death by an infant sister nnd Vinton, was c'onvicted May 9 after a jury trial for the May nomination for the presidency two infant tirothers. . Mr. Burson, bbrn in Athens 18, 1971 armed robbery of the this year. It is the big bloc of CoWJ ty, Vias a retired mail Vinton Bank. , Wallace delegates- third carrier ·out of the Shade Post Federal Judge Joseph P. behind McGovern and Hum· phrey- which could help Olfice 48 years. He was a Kinneary in U.S. District create the deadlock . which member of the Harrisonville Court, sentenced Reynolds to a would cause the convention to Masonic Lodge and of the 15 year term to a federal pen. Rural Letter Carriers Judge Kinneary noted that turn to Kennedy. Association . with good behavior Reynolds Charles ~der, Wallace's He js survived by his wife, night be considered for release national campaign director, was asked at the hospital if the Gladys Smith Burson; a sister, in five years. governor remained a can·. Mrs: Rowland (Helen) Dais, Wendell Emory · of J«:,tson, didate. "He certainly is," he Pomeroy, . Rt. 2; three Ky ., had previously' been brothers, Ralph, Burling\.am; sentenced to 10 years in prison said. Claire , Pratts Fork, and for his part in the Vinton Bank Camp, Wallace's press Frank, Rl. I, Shade. robbery. A third man, Dennis secretary, said, "The governor FW!eral services will be Clarence Wilson, alias Ronald will continue ... I say he ex· peels to win in Maryland and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at David Warix, is sought in Michigan ." He said Wallace Jagers and Son FWJeral Home, connection with the robbery. A would continue in other Athens, with the Rev. Herbert total of $2,573 was taken in the · primaries. "He will campaign Harris officiating. Burial will robbery. . from a wheelchair if be in Burson Cemetery. DIVORCE ASKED Friends may call at the funeral necessary." One suit for divorce has been home any time. Pbyslclan Dispatched filed in Meigs County Common · Nixon dispatcbed the depuly Pleas Court and two others White House physician to Holy were granted. Ernest W. Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Davidson, Pomeroy, filed suit and announced the assassination attempt to a crowd of 800 against Clara Davidson, Clearwater, Fla ., charging gathered for the reopening of Mrs: Olive M. Beyler, 59, gross neglect of duty _and ex· renovated portions of the White North Fort Myers, tla., for- treme~ruelty . James L. Dailey House. Wallace's rivals in the two merly of Meigs and Athens was granted a divorce from primaries, Hubert H. Hum· CoW!ties, died Sunday at Lee Gloria Jean ·Dailey and Velma phrey and George S. Hospital in Fort McGovern, halted their Memorial Myers. campaigns. McGovern asked Mrs. Beyler was the for "a prayer lor the gover· daughter of the late William nor's recovery and the healing aild Ada Ross Kephart. She of our nation." was a member of the Orange Humphrey, shaken, rushed Chris tian Church and : an to the hospital and to .Mrs. employe of the Lee Memorial Wallace's side. Hospilal the past five years. "She is showing great seHShe is survived by her control,"hesald. "I h9pe I was husband, Willard R.; two ahle to comfort her. I put my daughters, Mrs, . Robert arm around her and we talked (Shirley) Boggs, Coolville, and of their children and our Mrs. Robert (Janet) Robinson, children." Belpre ; three brothers, Lyle Two telephone bomb threats Kephart, Laverne, Calif.; were received at th,e hospital Wllllam Kephart of Euclid, and where Zarvos, the wouilded Ronnie Kephart of Penn: Secret Service agent, was sylvania ; two sisters, Mrs. treated. No bomb was found. Minnie Flagle and Mrs. Ethel Officials said they believed the Miller, both of Hollywood, Fla., threats came from persons and four grandchildren . A whO mistakenly thought the brother, Therman Kephart, shooting susjlect was in the preceded her In death. ·same hpspital. FWleral services will be held a:t 2 p.m. Friday at the White Fimeral Home in Coolville )lith . the Rev. James ~senberry , THE . · officiating. Burial will be in the ' ' Coolville Cemetery. Friends ~~~ may call at the funeral home anytime alter noon Thursday. Reynolds Goes To Pen for . : "I ~~----~--------------~ VISIT ELBERFELDS WARDIOUSE ON ~PJJS - UNOI "IM·- WGS '~I.MN MOlds- with its own . built,.in cushion! (TORO) and (LAWN BOY) ALL AT SALE PRICES AT THE WAREHOUSl Olive Beyler Dies in South TIMES ""ongoleu·m• Ll by · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY· · · ' ~Am:b:u~rg~e~y..:o:ne~f:ro:m:.:Jim:!::::::::::::::,:::~:=::::::::~ HAVE CHR06ED BAKER FURNITURE SPRING TIME -VALUES HOOVER. ... IN BANKING TOO! More and more women are using personal checking accounts in today's mod- ' SwttPtrs •· Tllty Be1t •• thty sweep they IS easier and keeps track of the budget . If yo!J don 't have yaur own checking ac- count, don 't you think it's about time? Come in today a ·n d open one. Port1blt W1shtrs & · Dryers litbenS /4atiONJI PIT~RCH ....C.CIHCIHNA 'fl MEIGS INN I .· "' liberal Rat•s . PH. 992·3629 ' ' I>OMERav, OHIO LOST AND FOUND LOST on upper Ludlnil Creek Rd ., male black German Shepherd, nome and address 1 plate on collar . Reward : Phone 742·3262 or m -2709. S-16-Jtc FLEXSTEEL s2tt N1 · sm 9" B&W Porteblt T.V. Console Stereo · . .' AM-FM tape deck, 6 speakers I . Mlcrosonlc OVena Ali' Condltlontn Refrlgentors · ' ~ ROOMS · ·Day, Wtek,·Month ' "AI D.DLE PORT. OH 10 Member Federa' J.lell'll'" uis~~~:r.-..,_,~ ' .· . ............ t $197 18" Color T.v. Only Frlgkhllre. Makes Frlgklllrt Till Quilty Furnllvrt with The P1tent.ct Uft.tlmt spring ~----~------~- ' ~4[21 @ltll AAili VOL. XXIV NO. 23 . POMEROY·MIODLEPORT, OHIO iii.·- ( . ' .· Early llrd ·. PriCII 'I .,. . -:'1 ·:w:: I· -. - ... ~.r: enttne WEDNESDAY ..MAY 17,' 1972 ' SILVER SPRING (UP!) - George Wallace was allowed to read newspaper accounta today of bla big doubleheader election victory willie bouncing back from an assalllinatloo attempt. While still paralyzed ~m the waist down -POuibly a permanent .condition u a reault of ooe of four bullet wounds received Monday afternoon at Laurel, Md., Wallace was taken off the crtlcal list at Holy Cross Hospital. Th,e director of Wallace's national campaign for the Democratic presidential nominatiOn, Charles Snider, , said the 5:1.-year~ld Alabama governor was alert this mor· ning 851d .one of the first things he asked for waa a neWip8pei". He had been infonned late Tuesday night that he had won Wallace's spinal cord had been 1o the operation team" that severed by a bullet still lodged performed five hours of in his spinal column. 8\R'gery on Wallace Monday ''Atthlstime, despite reports _ night that it would be a miracle lo the contrary, the exact . If Wallace ever walked again. nature of injuries lo the spinal Alabama Docton Arrive cord . cannot be detennined A spokesman for WaUace untll surgery ta performed," Dr. Joseph F. Schanno said. 1 "The para!~ of bla lesa margins, anil he' was pehnltted remains unchanged.": Schanno had said earlier that Wallace was paralyzed from the waist down hy a bullet Panlylls Unchanged lodged at the bilse of his spinal The head of the medical colwnn; The doctors have said team caring for Wallace denied the paralysis could · be pertoday a report by The manent. RACINE - Dr. Alphus_R. Washington Post that The Post quoted "sources close Christensen, president •of Rio Grande College, will deliver the commencement address _to Southern High School seniors here at 8 p.m. Sunday. , Introducing Dr. Christensen will be Doug Rees·, president of the graduating class. candy Hoback ·will deliver a salutatory 'llddress with Memorial Day services and will form at 9:30 a.m. on the Loretta Middleswarl giving the plans for the annual parade upper parking lot in Pomeroy, valedictory address. Bill Cornell, a class mell)ber, bere were made by Drew and move at 10 a.m ., will give the invocation and Webster Post 39, American proceeding through town to John Eichinger, also a senior, Legion, Tuesday night. Butternut Ave., out Butternut SUnday, May 28, members to Brick St., then onto will give the benediction. will meet at the post home at 9 Mulberry Ave. and to Beech Providing the music will be the high 8chool band. · a .m. prior to services at Grove Cemetery. Dr. Christensen will use "We HemlOck Grove at 10 a.m. Following services at Beech Have Met the Enemy and They Upon returning, they will atop Grove, the firing squad will go at Rock Springs cemetery for a to the CathoUc Cemetery to are Us" as the topic of his salute to the dead at ap- conduct services. In the af. address. Dr. Christensen was proximately 11:30 a.m. ' ternoon it will take part in inaugurated as the 12th Monday, May 29, the parade · (Continued on Page 8) . • Will Speak at',Eastern · ·· , · • II)' Uded Prell llllerutloall PARI8 - 'l1IE VNli'ED STA'ID AND SOUTH VIETNAM ' today Informed the Cooununtat Vletn11118111 that they refused lo return ~e P11ril Cllllference table blcauae Hanoillld the Viet Cong llUll refUie to necotlate aerloql)y. 'nit North Vlem.•d Viet Con& demanded Tueaday thlt the U. S. and So~ V!elnlmne delegationl~gree to reiUIIIe the llalled peace tallll Thinday. The United Slates promptly refuled. . EJplainlng their refulal in an aide-memoin delivered to the Cooununtat delegatlolll tod!ly with coplea .to nf!WI media, the Wublngton aDCI 81118on delecatlonl uld, "No useful purpoae would be ll!rVed In holding a plenary mMiintl merelyfor the lake of conUnulna what you have tranllormed Into an empty ritual. Therefore we do. not agree to meet May 18. It takea two to negoliate. When yuu are ready lo do 10, you will find u ready, as we haw been lhroiJI(Iout the put four ,ean," the announcemll)t uld. Molcow. Nlmn wu expected to renll!n at tiJe mountain hideaway 111111 'lbundiY or Friday. Win 14!1vq the capital Tuesday nlllit the Prelldeat met with Cardinal Jabn Krol!l Pbllldelpbla, .. ap111 oo Polilll hlltar7, wbo briefed hlm In prepllatlon for bii!Up In Poland 1ft« thelloa:uw umnlt meetlnp. OOUJMBUB-'IUOiUOauPur.mCOURT!Odayupheld the fit& Jle8rae ~ eGIIYicllon of Sllmuell Edgell, 11, ul"m•und Ill"- llu lbt dlle ~e lito be aiCIIIed. 'Die bl&b court rljlded 1111 ·IJIPIII bJ EdleR thal a tape 1 ~ . .lantri lballd aat 111ft t...llltrodaeed u evidence blca• tile evldMice, ''aplrt lilt tlpe ~ • .,. 10 ova 11,."1"' lblli bla Clba9klllaD Will lllnllllllt beJODd a rffweNe daabt·" 1111111 wu cDMcted ill the lllyiD& of rn. . . . . ._. . In Naill!~- , 1 DOI1Gift'Y • I superintendent of electrical operations at Lima in 1957. Mr. Doughty bils served as T&D · manager at Canton since September, 1961. While in the Navy during World War II, Mr. Doughty was a lieutenant and asalslant ordnance planning officer at Pearl Harbor. Mr. Doughty ill a member of the United Methodist Church, Free and Accepted Masons, Scottish Rite, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Oh)o Society of Professional Engineers. In conjuncUon with the lnsUtute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Mr. Doughty is a member of the Engineering Management Group and is a pasl chairman of the Power Group. •, Mr. DoughtY Ia the lOll of the late Herbert C. ·Doughty, Sr., who retired in 1941 as manager of Ohio Power Company's . f~rmer Ohio Valley ·Division at Portamouth. ist quoted one of the surgeons as saying ''There is no truth" to the report. Two Alabama doct\11'8 wbo flew here to aid in Wallace's treatment Insisted that no one knows yet about the splnlll damage pAnding a second operation sometime later. Snider said today, "There is no Indication of damage to the spinal colunm . At the same time, we don't know of any (Continued on page 12) Southern ~gh, Seniors To Hear Rio President ~~v:~~r.nm~or:~~ Legion Announces Services, ·Parade IIEIIBERT .. TEN CENTS ....,..rillea • p Doughty o f Oh10 ower ~~~~~:r't::nw~~~~; • PHONE 992-2156 • • ace . ov. TIIUIIMONT, MD.- PRESIDENT NIXON waa In ·~ecllllion It c.mp David today, relllq -~ ~Saturday's departure lor 12.1 C~. Ft. Rtfrlttrltot 56" frHztr - 28" wide Sine• 1909 FR IG.IDAI R'E ' ADMIRAL CltiR· SP.EED QUEEN r::~tn. ern society. It makes her bookkeeping . Rabies Clinic Fairgrounds' County Garage 1-4 pm, May 20 Devoted To The lft/ere~IJ Of The Meig,·Mason Area ~ NYLON RUG SALE • at y Clear tonight with lows generally 50-55. Thursday sunny and warmer. High in the 70s to around 80 southwest. INew;' . :':.in. . . . .Briefi . .. . OVAL BRAIDED RUGS · (ALL SIZES) OUR '88.00 12 FOOT WIDE Harrisonville . Individualized teaching, use of learning materials, non-graded systems, team teaching, opportunities for in<fependentlearning are among the topics to be discussed. Following the discussion periods and the question and answer period with the resource people (schoor administrative personnel and teachers), a citizen ·opinion survey form yill be ACCOUNT ABILITY -Mrs. William Swisher, MiddlepOrt. A distributed. No identtlying information will be contained on ·any general discussion on wbether the schools are accomplishing of the surVey forms which will be collected by the discussion what thea are supposed to accomplish, who is accountable for :- leaders and deposited in a central location for tabulation by Mrs. what, teacher evaluation ils the basis for salary increases and Mitch and Mrs. Vaughan. The opinlonnalres contain statements which are answered more effective spending of the tax dollar. by circling a number liodicating strongly agree, agree, unFINANCE- Mrs. Harold Lohse, District 16 director of the Ohio PI'A. Discussion lo involve the property tax dollar, th~ state - decitled, disagree, and strongly disagree. Each PI'Aunit In the district has been asked to have at least income tax, distribution of monies from the State, and the 10 members present. AU organizations interested In what takes equitable use of tax dollar$. place in the Meigs Local Schools are asked lo send represenCURRICULUM - MI'IJ. Bob Hoeflich, Pomeroy . Both tatives to the public meeting, and students 16 or over are invited elementary and secondary curriculum to be included in the discul!sion, alon'g With special services and instructional to participate in the "Search for Consensus." AcompOsite will be made of the answers to the survey form techniques aimed at overcoming learning difficulties, the Right to Read effort, and new areas of study such as ecology, drug as well 8s recommendations from each group for evaluation by the State Department of Education. ln this way wiih information· educatioo, and expanded courses in the fine arta. · BUILDING FACR.JriES - Mrs. Robert Dugan, Salem coming in from every section of the state, an effort will be made Center. Discussion will include utilization of existing buildings, to ·determine the adequacy of the school system. Information will be returned to the local level iJ! the fall and at maldng the maximum use of the taxpayer's dollar by using the time Meigs L9C8l School officials will be given the opthat OOildings year roUIIII and evening to serve the needs of the total pOrtunity to conalder the adequacies and inadequacies of the community. system and to set up goals for implementation . INSTRUCTION~ METHODS- Mrs. Charles Barrett, Jr., STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBR.Jr!ES - · Mrs. Richard Vaughan, MiddlepOrt. This group aill discuss individual responsibilities of studenlil, their decisions on curriculum and conduct, . discipline 'probii!DIS, the question of the value of education and its relevance as seen by students, etc. • W~er Herbert C. Doughty, trans- Electric Power System public mission and distribution utility executive course manager of The Ohio Power ~onducted in 1957 at Co., whose headquartera are in Georgia Tech and of Canton, will be speaker for the · llie AEP Advanced Man15th annual commencement to agement Course at the be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at University or Michigan in 1968. Eastern High School. · Mr. Doughty worked for Ohio Earl)' this year Mr. Doughty Power las a line crew employee was presented an honorary from 19'!1-33, then became a doctor 01 engineering degree meter tester In 1934 ai Uma. by his alma mater, Ohio He was promoted to engineer · Northern University . distribution at Canton in 1935; Born at AtlanUc City, N.J., served in the Navy from 194:1\'lov. 28,1910, Mr. Doughty was 45, then returned to Canlpn late graduated from 'Brown High in 1945 as an engineer (sr.)School at Cambridge, Ohio, in distribution. 1929, then earned hla bachelor of science degree In electrical He moved to Lima in 1947 aa engineering from Ohio Nor· · division distribution them University in 1934. He ta a superintendent and was graduate of the American promoted to division PORat, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE (UDYD) • (JOHN HANCOCK (REDWooD) · (TELESCOPE) • AND (LAWNUTE) THE Nd-WAX SHINYL VINYL FLOOR ' . . MEOIANIC STREET IN POMEROY 15 Year Hitch join the groupa for a ·question am anawer period regarding speCial'problens. The resource people will not be present for the genel-al discussion, according to Mrs. Gene Mitch of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Richard Vaughan of MiddlepOrt, project cbalrmen. The two have worked with Supt. George Hargraves in developing the plan to lie carried out at th~ pUblic meeUng. The discussion lopica and the leaders are: PERSONNEL - Mrs. Manning Kloes, representing the r;Jradbury School. This will involve dtacuaslon in such areas as teacher performance .and periodic evaluation of that per· formance, educatioruil requirements,' continuing education, rapport with students and responsiveness 1o individual needs. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY liEuTIONS - Mrs. Gene Mitch, PDmeniyEiementary School. Discussion on confidence or lack ol It In American education, involvement of citizens, effective twoway now of communication, and the role of the schOQl board. ' EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION - Mrs. William Ohlinger, Salisbury Elementary School. Involves school district boomdary lines and redistricting, the need for increased com· miDllty control of the schools, reorganization of school district, change from a 9toa 12monthschoolprogram. EQUAL EDUCATIONAL' OPPORTUNITY - Mrs. Larry ·Edwards, Rutland. Discussion to · deal with equality of educational opportomlty, the disadvantaged child, adult education, and the physically and men.taUy handicapped child, and the willingness of tbe community to take on extra taxes to · provide handicapped classes. president of Rio Grande College in 1963. Under his leadership, lhe college's enrollment has increased 100 pet. to its present size of 750 students. During the past nine years Rio Grande College has added seven new buildings, including a physical education building, library , dining hall, three dormitories and a married housing complex to its campus. Under Dr. Christensen's guidance the coUe~e received accreditation by the North Central Association of CoJ!eges and Secondary Schools. A graduate of South Dakota State University, Dr. Christensen also attended Augultana College, Sioux Falls, · South Dakota. He (Continued on page 12) DR. CHRISTENSEN ·Schuck to Otair Red Cross Robert Schuck, 147 So. Third, ' Minutes of the last annual Mlddlepori, was named meeting were read by Mrs. chairman of the Meigs County Juanita Sayre, the financial Chapter of the American Red report showing a balarice of Croaa at the chapter's annual $983.68 as of May I was given meeting Monday night al by Mrs. Alwilda Werner. Veterans Memorial Hospital Bill Fetty, water safety presided over by Larry Baker, chairman, reported that in the acllng vlcKhairman. past year 93 certificates were Other newljr elected board issued for completion of Red memben for three year terms Cross courses. Other courses are Norman . Weber, Naomi given were crawfish and London, AlwUd!l Werner, C. E. beginner 1, 2, 3, in which 133 Blakeslee, Calvin Simpson, were enrolled, and 33 standard • Donald Diener, Charles certificates. Glockner, Harlett Neigler, 'The report of the blood ' Ju!IJiita Sayre, Lula Hampton, ·:program chairman, Ver~on into the armed services while approved resolutions of Pam .TheLia, Mary Kautz, Jane Nease, who was absent was thus far in 1972 only six bave conunendation for Mrs. Sara Rupe and Mrs. Gladys Major Graham· ·l !ld Rob4rt Schuck." submitled showing 519 donor• been Inducted from Meigs .CoiDlty. who are retiring at the end of • lt was reported that there this school year. The clerk was were no local "disasters." The RUTLAND - Kim Birch· directed to send copies of these 1972fund drive showedreceiplil , field , Rutland, escaped oa:!tbout re110lutlona to the two teachers of $1,2M.45. Mr. and Mr~. Will ,injury Tuesday when lite pony . !l"dtorecordthenl in !he board . Cundiff were the co,chairmen she was, rldlng thew her ~I minutes. • Leslie F. Fultz, ·High ~-. Other officers of the· and (llenn TUrner, Rt. 4, for the March fund drive. with a car approaching. The boaril appolnled the · Pomeroy, was re-elected execuUve committee 5l8llled Albany, were appointed AI Justus; Red Croas area The Meigs County Sheriff's foU~ng teac~. Richard ctulinnan .of the Meigs County were Robert Clark, membera of the ,cenlnli and represent,tlve from the Dept. said Bobb)' Joe Rath- Sweet, to Middleport Republican executive c?m· HartllanVIIIe, vtce ' cbaltman; necutlve clllunltleel lo IIU Columbus Division office, buril, Rutland, was travellric elementary; 1t!ln Tara mlttee at a blen•lal Mn. lllllabetb Hobalelter, vacancies exlallng In Pomeroy spoke brief!)' on the im· north on the New Uma Road, Palmer, of VInton Cowlty, . organllatloo ,meeling Tueaday Rulill!d, aemtary, and Mrs. fourth ward and Dyeav!Ue parlance and value of having a In • 11180 Oldamoblll when French and Ellllliah ; David evening In the Pomeroy Evlll'l! Clark, romeroy, precincts. . division office In Colwnbua approichlng on the right Bide' J e n kIn 1 , MIddleport , · municipal building. lreaaui'er. Offlcen of ihe serving local chapters. were 1wo y.oungsters on'ponles, mathematics, and Delmar The Ohio Reviaed Code cenlrai committee elected HarryHill,Rt.2, Racine, and An invitalion was eatendeil ·and on the left llide was Kim Haynes, Jackson, physical ., PfOICrlbee that pari)' "con- , ~ Daallld Calllnl, Pomeroy, Larry Young, Tuppers Plains, !D all willing to asal.lt the Red Birchfield·riding a pony. Mia science and rnathernatica. · lrolllllfl" . committees muat cllilnnlnr ~ KIGpp, ~. I, were welcomed as newly Cross pro1ram. The nett Bircbfilld'a pony Jumped aa The board Po authorized · Ol'laillae wltb!il , 15 4aya lllc:llet Yk:l ~ .and elected members of the meeUng.W be held June 1, at. the car approached, throwing adverlilements to aucUon off · foDowiJiil lVIII-~ primary ' Mrt. llellllltla'.-.llry: ,...'Rittee 'from L$rt and 7:30 p.m. In the cafe!et'la at . jts rldar 1o the p-ound. Rail!- the olcl Coalport. School ' elecUCIIII. Mn, Podit.lflltl, P,tjmn oy, Tujlpln Plains precincts. Ve~ Menn-lal Holpltal. burn rnanapd to avoid her. property,' ~ . Rider Escapes lnJ'ury in Fall Fultz to Lead GOP _Again ' . . '' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 16, 1972 belt beyler burson kephart