https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/265046210d700161cefc93c19dc36477.pdf 7c482dd25614ed48c33cb6f41e5a4007 PDF Text Text • 1 Pomeroy , Apr~l17 , 10 - The Dati) Sent mel , Middleport 1973 Lertha Gettler died, on Monday Mrs Bertha Elizabeth Gettler, 72, Wheeling, W Va . who made her home w1th a' Pomeroy . a nd ~randdaug hter , a g rea tLeann e Sue daughter , Mrs Wtlham H (Janeta ) Clark tn Pomeroy, Clark Pomeroy fun eral serv1ces will be held at 2 p m Thursday a t the dted Monda)' afternoon - -·Mrs Gettler. the daughter of F1 e lds Funeral Home m Wheelmg The body ts at the the late !,outs and Marga• et Tultle Se1bert \\a s also preceded tn death by her husband. Robert H Gettler, a brother. and a stster She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Wheelmg Sun 1vmg are a daughter, Mrs Clark of Pomeroy, a grandso1. Ronald L Clark. Fog leson g Funeral Hom e "here fn ends may call an} t1me th1s ev e mn ~ The body "ttl he taken to the Ftelds funeral home Wedn esday wher e fr1ends may ca ll Officlatmg at the funeral mil be the Rev James E Hall Bor~a l \\Ill be 1n Green\\ ood Cemetery at Wheehng Mura Hunger of Doanville dies Mrs Tura Hunter, 81 , Route l , near Nelsonville, dted Sunday at VeteransMemonal Hospital A member of the Doanvtlle Pre~bytenan Church, Mrs Hunter v.as preceded m death by her husband. Ralph , three daughters and a son Surv1vmg are a daughter, Mrs Frank (Elste) Sm1th, Portland, a son , Robert, Sarasota, Fla , a brotheJ, and four sts ters Funeral serv1ces w11l be beld Ooanv11le Easter Speci.1l Bloommg Hangmg Baskets-$3.00 Polled Mums-$2.00 Other Polled Flowers $SOc Up HUBBARD GREEN HOUSE Above Stafe Park Syracuse, 0 MEIGS THEATRE Tomght, Apnl17 A SEPARATE PEACE • <Techmcolor) John Hey l Parker Ste:venson {G) Colorcartoons Show Starts 1 p m Wednesday & Thursday Apnl 18 19 NOT OPEN at I p m Wednesday at the Jdckson Funeral Home 10 Nelsonville Burial w11l be m Greenlawn Cemetery at Doanvtlle Fnends may call at the fun eral home any tune Graveside rites ' ' held on Friday Graveside ntes for Mrs J H Jewell who died at Mount Clemons were conducted Fnday at Wells Cemetery Here for the riles m add1t10n W her husband, Dr Jewell, were Mr Russell Webster and Mr and Mrs Rtchard Webster . Indianapolis , Ind , Robert Webster, Charleston, lnd • and Mr and Mrs Clayton C Jewell , Cleveland, Mrs Martha Jewell Wa rren , Manetta Professor John Warren , Marshall College, Huntmgton. W Va , John Jewell, Sr , John Jewell, Jr • Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Vmlon Jewell and famtly . Wadsworth Dr and Mrs Jewell were formerly from the Harnsonvllle area Dr Jewell rernamed for a several days' VISit w1th hts cousm, Mrs James Souders, Middleport HART SOLD SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The San Franca sco Gaants Monday sold mftelder Jtm Ray Hart to the New York Yankees and recalled Chr1s Arnold, a catcher-mflelder, from PhoeniX ,•• .....·------------... FURNITURE BAKER ••• MIDDLEPORT, 0. With Another Great Buy--- Cl~an s . ...~ ' • ~News., in· ·Bri~f~:. K~nnedy asks big tax law changes In stant 4 pos1tton rug adJust mcn l • :· Hy United Presslnlernahonal THE LEVEL OF COMBAT IN SOUTH VIETNAM dropped to a post truce low todayt but tn ne1ghbonng Cambod1a and Laos f1ghtmg mtensif1ed with U S warplanes ra1dmg Conunum.st target$ m both countnes The bombmg m Laos was the hrsf by U S planes m seven weeks ln Cambodta , .852 bombers and other warplanes, carrymg out rmds for the 41st consecutiVe day , struck targets rangmg fr om e1ght males OUtside Phnom Penh to the coastal City of Kep, 110 miles from tlie capital ln Laos, Bo2s and Flll fighter· bombers hammered targets near the small town of Tha V1eng, loca ted on Route 4south or the Plam or Jars, followmg a reported maJOr VIolation of the c~a se-flre agreement s1gned Feb 22 It was th e hrst U A a1r raid m Laos smce Feb 2:1 THE PENTAGON'S PLANS TO CLOSE HUNDREDS of rmht.ary bases around the country provoked strong rea ctiOn today from pohtJCUHIS, busmessmen and workers fearful over the prospects of Widespread unemployment Congress was notlfted Monday that 274 bases would be shut down or cut back, with an estimated loss of 21,172 CIVIlian and 16,640 m•htary JObs The promiSe of eventual savmgs of close to $1 btlhon dollars a year was small comfort to those whose jObs and busine sses were threatened and of thel1' chosen representat•ves at ctty, state and federal levels WASHINGTON - PRESI!)ENT NIXON, who ha s ordered renewed Ameri can bombmg m Laos because of Commumst cease.fire v1olallons, may send Henry A K1ss1nger back to Pans for further nfgottatwns, White House sources report U S off1c1als announced the reswnptwn of the bombmg of Laos Monday, saymg 1t was m response to a ''flagrant, overt, unprompted and unJustified" Commumst attack that overran a LaQltan town They sa td the U S stnkes would not he on a dayby-<:lay basis 'I'l!e step msp1red some cnhc1sm on Cap1tol H1ll Sen George S McGovern, N1xon's opponent m the presJdentwl elect10n last fall , said he wondered tf the adrmmstratJon had Learned anythmg about the "fuhhty or Jungle bombmg .. WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON was reported today cons tdenng a new attempt to dampen mflatton by tlghtemng the pnce controls which he relaxed when he m1t1ated his ''Phase III'' economic program Jan 10 N1xon a pparently won a free hand to deal w1th the economy Monday when the House turned back a Democratic attempt to freeze pnces and mterest rates by JegJslat10n Instead, the House voted, 293 to 114, to simply extend for one year startmg April 30 Nixon's authonty to unpose wa ge~pn ce controls It was one of Nixon's greatest trmmphs m the th ree-month-old 93rd Congress WASHINGTON - THE TIRE INDUSTRY told the gove rn. ment today Its advertJsmg claims for safety, handltng and durablltty are JUSttfled, and 1t submtlted st<Jcks of techmcal data and testnnomals to try to prove 1t The mformatJOn came from 18 lire manufacturers v.hose adverbsmg statements had been called mto questwn by the Federal Trade CommisSIOn (FTC) as part of the agency's contmwng effort to ge t various mdustr1es to substantiate their sales pitches By and large the tire makers refused to g1v e ground, although m a few mstances they dechned to back up claims which they smd were made by local dealers and were not part of the1r natiOnal advertising Many rehed on "unsohctled tesl1momals" from satlsf1ed customers to back up their statements • of TOLEDO - A PRICE iNCREASE rangmg up to 6% pet all gla ss cont.a mers manufactured by Owens-Olmo1s Inc was • announced Monday by company offiCials, who blamed the pnce boost on rapidly mcreasmg productwn costs "Labor IS the greatest smgle cost m glass contamer produ chon ," saJd Rober·t J Lamgan, vice president and ge neral manage r of the 0-1 Glass Contamer DIVISIOn 'Our d1rect cost of labor has gone up by 7 8 pet smcc June of last Jear " Lamgan saJd fuel costs to the firm have mcreased 13 pel during the past year along With mcreases m raw matenals, transportatiOn and sh1ppmg contamers WASHI NGTO N (UP! ) Sen Edward M Kennedy, D· Mass. today called . for a "wholesale" change m the natton's tax laws and an end t;o the loopholes enJoyed only by the wealthy fe" But Kenn edy reJe c ted proposals to close all loopho les, generattng an estimated $77 bilhon m revenue, because • probably the vast majortty goes for benefits and ocllv1t1es that should be encouraged by .any slarldard " Instead, Kennedy told the Ho use Ways and Ml?ans Comm1ltee, tax reform should concentrate on the " loopholes, mcenllves, shelters, and safe harbors for the few who have the wealth and expert advu;e to prof1t from such provts!Ons " In hts prepared testlmony, Kennedy SllllJled out three spe cifiC' reforms he re com· White House has deal with Ervin By WESLEY G PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP!)- The Whtte House and a Senate mVCs tJgatmg committee rernamed at odds toda} over whether Pres1dent Nixon 's a1des will present open, sworn testimony at committee hearmgs to begm a bout May 15 on the Watergate buggmg case sen Sam J Ervm Jr , D· N C , the comnuttee chcurman, acknowledged Monday he had been negollatmg wtth the White House but stuck by demands that all Witnesses at the heanngs testify under oath and m public A Wh1te House spokesman, when asked alx>ut a possible compromise formula, replied tersely, " l have no mf01mahon on that " 'l he Los Angeles Tames reported today that the White Hou se would make " a dramatic admiSSIOn within PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Theodore SaJ re, Leon, Te1 esa Hughes P owt ~_ Pleasant, Renee Ste\\art, LeU!rt , Patrrck Dunn, Rober tsbu1 g , Mr s Wllllam Patterson , Henderson, Ant ta, Anderson, Leon, Mrs Earl Rollins , Leon , Chloe Htll, David Woodyard , P01nt Pleasant Wrllwm,_ Lee , Henderson and Lmda Roush Gall1pohs several days" that one or more high _ level ofhc1als bear responstbthty for Wa tergatetype pollltcal esptonage The T1mes satd the' action repre sented the "personal dects!On " of NIXOn m response to rnountmg demands from Republicans that the White House folly explam the Watergate arlatr Nixon has cla1med his aides do not have to tesllfy before the Senate comm ittee because they are protected by executive pnvdege, but the White House mdtcated about two weeks ago that an mformal agreement mtght he worked out Ervtn sa1d h1s sevenmember commtttee had " vt rtua 11y agreed" on gmdehnes under wh1ch wttnesses would testify LEAGUE PROPOSED RUTLAND - The - Rutland Nazarene softball team would hke to form a slow-pttch league among area churches Anyone mterested m parhcipatmg m the league 1s asked to call C1the1 M1ke Grate at 742-5943 or Bob Gnmm at 742-5523 It lS hoped that a n eight team league can be formed There v.11l be i1t least three othf)r churches needed to form the league mended - Rev1se the mtmmum ta:s: so that every taxpayer. Without exception, who has substantta1 me orne ''will pay at least a modest mcome tax " - Elumnate some deductions - such as personal exemption, homeowners mortgage U)terest, property taxes, state and local mcome taxes - and replace them with tax credtfs brmgmg greater eqwty between those m the low and those ln the htgh mcotne brackets - Reqlllre that 60 percent or capital ga1ns, rather than the present 50 percent, be mcluded m ordaqary u~eome and that an asset be held a year mstead of s1x months to qualify But KeMedy also saJd '"We need a wholesale reviSion Of the Internal Revenue Code, and we need 1t right away "At tlns time of ancreasmgly scarce Federal resources, we stmply cannot afford the enormous waste and loss of ' revenues that our tax laws now enlatl " He added "the heart of the current ISSUe lS that tuaUy all or the exlStmg tax provvuons were written mto law m another era Drug suspel;t had plushest style l!f life Congregations ••• IT CAN BE REMEDIED ••• ' Things a little in the red when it comes to money)' Just think green! Team with us for all your-liimking needs from savings to low-cost convenient auto loans. COMMUNION SET A Good Fr~day mght church serv1ce with holy commumon wlll be held at 8 p m Fnday at the St John Lutheran Church, Chesler·Ractne Road The pastm , Arthur 0 Combs, wtll speak on "The Hands of Chnst - Pterced Hands " The pubhc 1s mv1ted WOMEN TO MEET Episcopal Church women wtll have thetr monthly luncheon at 12 30 p m Thursday at the pansh house In Pomeroy Mrs Fred Crow Will present a book review. Mrs Theodore T Reed, Jr , and the comm1 ttee are hostesses ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PLAYTEX~ GIRDLE & Auto Teller Window :Jtd Walk-Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. ~ITTSBURG~ l.ilbens l'alioNlt -..A.CIHCINNATI r~ nk MlODLEP.ORT OHIO . MIDDLEPORT, nhiO Member Federal Deposit Insuran ce Corporation • BRA (Contmued from Page 1) Apnl 12, all schools, ,snov. , and Ap1!l 14, Rutland , water shortage No sc hool has exceeded the five days permitted durmg a school year A meetmg was set for 7 30 p m next Monda y to discuss progress m negot1attons w1th the Meigs Local Educatton Assoc1a hon and the Metgs Local Chapter of Oh1o Assocta hon of Pubhc School Employes (OAPSE) Several OhiO Umvers1ty students, completmg a course 1 eqUire ment , attended the meetmg Present were Supt George Hargraves, Clerk L W McComas and board membet s Frank W Pm tet , Pwrce, Joe Sayre, Don Mull en and VIrgil Kmg, and John Mora and Gary Walker or the Educallon Assn , and Mrs Globokar or OAPSE Veterans Memorial Hospttal ADMITTED - Arlos Casto, Jr , Pomeroy , Florence Henn1 nger , Mason, Roger McDamel, Middleport. Myrtle Harnson, Mtddleport, Ralph Rose, RacJne, Chnstopher Cross 1 Rutland , Gilbert Selle1 s, Racme, Paula McK1nn ey, Dexter, VIrgil Carl , Pomeroy; Mmme R1 ggs~ Langsville and Mary Jones, Hacme DISCHARGED Anna Ae1ke1 G1ace Jtv1den, Ma1y Adkms, 1 en1 Teaford, Phoebe I ee, Encka Hub bard and Q\\Cn Ha \de) to be joined on Good Friday NE W HAVEN - Three congrega tions 10 the New Haven area wtll JOin m combmed Good Fr1day serv1ces They are the St Paul Lutheran Church. First Church of God, and the New Haven Umted Methodtst Church This year's specaal serv1ce begmmng at 7 30 p m will be held m the New Haven Umted • Methodist Church Pastor John Haeberle of the St Paul Lutheran Church w1ll dehver the sennon and the Rev Wtlham DeMoss and !he Rev Davtd Ftelds will asstst A combmed volunteer cho1r with representatives of the three partlc1patmg churches wtll smg two special anthems Gerald Simmons, darector of the Wahama H1gh School Band, will dtrect the chmr The pubhc ls cordtallyl mvtted Ruth Financially Embarrassed? =- NE W YORK (UP! ) - The roundup of 65 persons allegedly mvolved m a loose orgamzat10n whtch handled up to 220 pounds - or $16 mllhon worth - or herom a month could "cnpple the na rcot1cs traffic m th1s area, " pollee sa1d Monday Among those arrested were Herbert Sperhng, who hved In a $280,000 Long Island man· swn owned two boats, drove a Mercedes Benz and had a Picasso pamting hangmg m h1s hvmg room , and his whitehaired, 67-year-old mother , Ceclie Sperhng Sperling. 35, of Bellmore, was the " top man" m the nng, prosecutors sa1d H1s ball was set at $1 mtlhon His mother "as char ged w• th keepwg herom and cash for him m her Manhattan apartment She was held on $40,000 ball Another 21 persons were bemg sought today DETROIT - GENERAL MOTORS TODAY satd lt had no mtentwn of 1ssumg a recall 'notJCe for 100,000 1959-60 Cadillacs wh1ch a safety groJ.lp clatms have potentmlly catastrophic steermg defect'3 The auto company 1ssued a statement m response to cnhc1sm leveled Monday by Lowell Dodge, director of the Center for Auto Safety, dunng o congresswnal hearmg on a bill that would requlre auto-makers to recall cars with safety defects and repa1r them Without charge Dodge smd the center for auto safety alerted GM to the allegedly defective steermg arm m the older Cadillacs last August, but GM sllll has not recalled the cars GM clauns the allegallon ts unfounded ONLY lt Beats As It Sweeps As It ~~-- $201 ($1 01 OFFON GIRDLES on Br ef) $101 ~~~~N (S tyles ~20 27 22 0 2271 , These are the famous f1rm control g1rdles and support bras that are comfortable for hours They re made w1th the exclusiVe Playtex strefch fabnc w1th the exact com· bmat1on of strength and softness for truly comfortable support and control -SAVE $2.01 on Girdles-<Bnet $1 01 0111 Bnet XS S M L Xl: Reg $8 9 5 Now S7 94 Shortie XS S M L XL' Reg S I0 95 Now $8 94 Average Leg S M L XL" XXL• Reg $11 95 Now $9 94 Long Leg S M L XL- XXL' Reg $1 2 95 Now$10 94 Gtrdle S M l XL' XXl:Reg $1095 Now$894 Htgh Wa•st Average Leg S M L XL' XXL· Reg $1 4 95 Now $12 94. HighWa•stlongleg S M 1c XL' XXL· Reg Si5 95 Naw$1394 H1ghWa1stGtrdle S M L XL' XX L' Reg $1295 Now$1094 (•XL XXL-$1 OOMore) SAVE $1.01 on Bras (Siyles ji20, 27, 220, 227) Regular Bra -Style !f20/27 34 36A 32 428 32 42C 32 420" 32 4600' Reg $6 00 Now $4 99 Long Line Bra -Style 11220/227 34 428 34 44C 34 440"34 4600" Reg $9 00 Now$7.99 ('0 00 - $1 00 Morel ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 PM-Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 to 9 PM ara e revzs·e A revu;ed plan for the'-ft.nnual \ j ) ~:~ MONA JOHNSON'S enthustasm for President Rtchard M Ntxon msp~red her to create a red, white and blue ceramic elephant, sllllilar to the one she holds here, JUSt for hun Her gtft was recetved by the Prestdent and last week hts personal secretary, Rose Mary Woods, sent a thank you note to Mona, a Metgs Htgh School student Floats '"ll be pre·}Udged a bout an hour before the parade moves from Mtddleport to Pomeroy Thts year there v.\ll be no shuttlmg of bands They "'ll march the entire route Special certaflcates bemg prepared w1ll be presented to all nonwmners m the parade as well as to the antique car par· ttc1pant s and queen candJdates There wtll be no parade competlhon th1s }ear between baton groups and d1 wn and bugle corps g1oups Plaques wtll be awarded to gmups that take part Headmg tins year's parade v.11l be Dwaght Goans and Jun Mees A budget of about $5,000 wtll <Jgam be provtded for Regatta Weekend act!VJhes There will be a carmval a queen contest, a boat parade, boat racmg, talent show, frog . : ontcsts parade was approved Tuesday mght when committees for the 1973 Btg Bend Rega tta Weekend June 15, 16 and 17 met at the Me1gs Inn Some 02 bands Wlll be InVIted to take part m th1s year's parade winch wall be on a competahve basas Bands wtll be dtv:Ided mto classes accordmg to the enrollment tn the upper three grades of each ~rh c 1pahn g school Classes wtll mclude 71;0 to 1,000 students m the three grades, 500 to 750, and under 500 Trophies will be awarded to the ftrst , second and thtrd place m each of the classes F1rst place trophtes only will be awarded to the best float m each of the categories of the parade wh1ch was Rehgwus, Cornmerctal, Non..Commercta1 (theme, "AGood Place to be m '13 )" and Frog se\ er<JI dances-, displays, a lw1rhng contest, a tractor pull and other ac ttv1t1es The Pomeroy Chamber of Commel ce sponsors the event The 1973 committees mclude W1lllam 1' Grueser, gem a l cha1rmanJ Jack Ga r· sey. co-ch<JII mau Lou Osborn e, daspla y space , Kermtt Walton and Walter Gruese r , concesswns . Mrs Rtchard Co llm s and Mrs Jack Hart flo" er show teen dance, Paul Casc1 for Drew Webster Post 39, Ame1tcan l..eg10n , Weatht>r Mostly cloudy with shov.crs an d thundershowers likely tvn1ght l..O\\ S1n tlJe 50s Mostly cloudy and t ontmued nuld I hursday With a chance of showe1s and thundershowe1 s H1ghs 111 the 70s sales A Children's castmg are bemg planned, but per· derby , a flea market and a sonnel to head these actLvihes and Mrs Rob<rt BucK and ga rden tractor pullang contest have not been named Mrs John G Batley, cochamnen, on behalf of Oh10 bta Phi Chapter of Beta Srgma Phl Sororlly . C E Blakeslee. pubhctty. Mrs Geno Rtggs. NBfA hHrling feshval, Earl Ingels, boill parade Ja ck Carsey and Earl In gels, po\\.er boat races, Mr s Gerald Hll,ferty , ~enta ge House Ga lha County School Supermtendent Clarence Sunda) Ralph ' Weir) , Frog E Thompson Tuesday mght presented the dollar Ball on beh,.tr of the Metgs mtty gntty of consohdatton to board members and Jaycees. and Vernon Webe1 , Katie Crow, Beulah Jones, adm m1strators of the county's four school dtstncls. The proJected ftgures on school enrollment, talent show M1ss Leaune Sebo lS the taxatton, llutldmg constructwn and proposed school re1gmng regatta qu een and locations was furmshed by George Waller of Chamber off1 ce' s me Jm.:k Lagdrost Walter, Inc , an arc~ttectural ftrm of Ken, prcs1dcnt Ca rolyn Dayton, and from data comptled by Survey Thoma s , secretary , and Uflltmtted for the Galha County Planmng <:om· Richard Chambc1s, tl casurer mtsston XI Gamma Mu Chaptc1 of Thompson satd he has learned the State Board of Beta S1gnM Plu Soronly "111 Educallon Will revoke the charters of North Galha , ctgam have c.n mval t1ckel So uthwestern and Hannan Trace School D•stncts on Hegatta Queen Contest, Mrs Ed\\ard Baer , Jr chalrman . Consolidation • IS explained May 14, effechve on June 30 The county board , meanwhile, must act upon consohdatton pnor to July I " ll1tdoesn' t consolidate, the state has a nght to revoke the charters and place those dtstncts mto a Jar ger school system ," Thompson sa rd • en tine Devoted To The VOL XXV NO 3 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Intere.~t~ OJ The Meig•-Ma.mn Area WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1973 PHONE 992 2156 --------~----------~ TEN CENTS ERA amendment nearly d ead COLUMBUS (UPIJ - The Senate Elections Comnnttee today voted 6·3 agamst the proposed Equal · Rtg hts Amendment (ERA ) to the U S Conslltuhon, but left open a slun posslbthly the matter could be reconsidered next month The conumttee vote came dunng a bnef meetmg followmg two mght·long hearmgs on the proposal whtch has passed the House Proponents of the amendment, chiefl} Sen Martgene Valiquette, D-Toledo, attempted to force postponement or a vote until the Senate returns from an Easter recess May 1 • However, Sen Paul R and maybe we can get It reMaha, R·Westlake, Insisted on constdered after vacatwn " She complamed that com· an unmedaate vote Sen Stanley J Aronoff. R· mtttee members were not Cancwnatl, commtttee gtven any opportumty W talk chaarman, announced before the matter over with conthe vote that no matter what stituent-s In the1r home the outcome, the losmg side districts would get a chance for a re.:consJdered vote at the next committee meetmg m May Sen Valiquette satd she hopes the matter wtll be brought up for reconsideratiOn after the Easter recess ' 'I'm gomg to do a lot of talking to the angels over the Easter recess," she satd "Ohao's state motto Is, 'W1th God All Thmgs are Posstble' zn Briefs:~ By United Press International WASHINGTON -BOWING TO MOUNTING pressure from all sides, President N1xon has begun a personal anvesbgation of the Watergate buggmg case and sa1d he wtll flre anyone m the government who IS guilty "I condemn an~ attempts to cover up rn thLS Case, no matter who IS mvolved," N1xon sa1d m a thremmute statement to reporters Tuesday Ampllfymg Naxon's remarks, Wh1te House Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler strongly hmted that some prestdentlal atdes would be dismtssed Republicans, who had been demandmg tbat Ntxon clean up the Watergate affair, expressed satisfactiOn and relief Sen Barry M Goldwater, R-Am , the 1964 presidential candtdate, who satd a week ago that the nation was begmmng to Uunk Ntxon "lS trymg to htde somethmg," said "I am very pleased that Presadent Ntxon has made 1t possible for us to get W the bottom of the Watergate s1tuat10n " Ntxon ordered all Whtte Ho'use a1des to testtfy before a Senate mvestlgatmg committee and took out or their hands any further mvestlgatwn of the June 17 buggmg or the Democratic natwnal headquarters ---"'~ WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON'S campatgn orgamzatLon, apparently anXIous to avmd a swnmer rerun of the Watergate trull, has offered a $525,000 out-of-court settlement to the DemocratiC party for the buggmg of !Is offices last year, sources said today If accepted, the reported settlement would put the NlJ[on campatgn m the untque - If uncomfortable - position of helpmg w underwnte the Democratic multurulhon-<lollar debt w1th contributions from GOP fatthful It would also wrtte an end W the $6 4 m1lhon ctvll damage sult the Democratic National Com· mtttee slapped on the Comnuttee for the Re-Electwn of the Prestdent shortly after the Watergate break·m last June t7 before lt could come to tr1al WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT NIXON has won most of his battle for congressiOnal extension of hiS, powers to control wag~ and prtces But tt remams W be seen JUSt how he wtll use those powers A House-senate conference corrumttee agreed Tuesday to extend the President's wage--pnce control powers for one year beyond thetr Aprtl30 eJ<ptration There were sllll some hitches W be resolved before COngress as a whole passes the extensiOn Treasury Secretary George P Schultz told reporters Tuesday that "a general across-the-board wage.prlce freeze IS not under act1ve consideration by the Pres1dent as far as I kn " But when askf'd whether the admmLStratlOn would arr no:ce any new anti~mflation measur~s thlS week, Shultz sa1d, ''I don't want to make any headhnes I pass " Other Treasury of. flclals have mdicated pnvately that some modiftcatwn of the extstmg, largely voluntary wage-pnce gmdelmes may he m the offmg Shul12' answer dtd not rule thts out PHNOM PENH - PRESIDENT LON NOL announced the resignation of his entire cabmet Tuesday mght m a move to "strengthen national umty " But there was no s1gn of a let-.•p m ftghtmg or U S bombmg m the country. In a nationwide radto broadcast. Lon Nol satd Prerruer Hang Thun H&k an~ the other'.~ members of hlS cabmet had restgned " upon my suggestion after stx months m off•ce A new cabmet, mcludmg OpPOSition party members~ would soon be formed , Lon Not satd to expand the present ,~ocvern· ment's pohhcal base and ~~strengthen natlOnal umty. am· 1Contmued on Page 20) Takmg a vote today IS H dange1 ous and mflammatory tactiC "hen only fiVe comIIllttec members can decide the fai r v 1 p1ece of leg1slal10n fm lhe entire 33 member Senate,' smd M1ss Vahquutte All mne conumttee members wcr e present Sens Valiquette , Aronoff and Hobert J Corts, R-Elyna, sup. ported the p1 O!>osed amendment , while Sens M Morns Ja ckson and Anthony F Nova k, both D·Cleve land, Hobert O'Sha ughn essy , D Colwubus. Ans1e W Johnson, H. Hur 01.1 , 'I homas A Van Mele1 R-Ashland , and Mat1a voted m oppos1l10n Cm ts had attempted to get the vote moved back to May 1 bot the commtttee voted 45 aga 1nst any delay Gilligan budget undisturbed COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Oh10 House 15 scheduled to vote later today on Gov John J Gtlltgan•s proposed $9 9 btlhon budget' for ftscal 1973·1o Although the House convenes at 10 a m , party caucuses are expected to delay the start of debate unt1l after noon Clearance of the governor's budget to the Senate would ' pave the way for a 12-<lay Easter recess for the l2wmakers The Senate Tuesday passed and returned to the House the governor 's $91 3 million plan to spend OhiO's portion or federal revenue-sharmg money The House was expected to agree Ql,u ck.ly to mmor Senate changes and send the measure to Gtlllgan for s1gnatu re House Speaker A G Lan ctone, D BeliaJr~. expressed confidence he could hold VIr tually all of hls o8 Demo~ratJ C members tn lme on the budget btU, and he even pred1cted so me Republica ns would support 1t Republicans Complained Republicans on the House FJnance Committee com plamed that there was not enough em· phasts on tax relief and welfare a ccountabJhty , and that revenue estimates showed even mote money could be spent for such thmgs as a VIetnam vc.Wrans' bonus I he GOP 1s expected to pro· pose amendments to Uus effee t, but Lanc10ne sa1d he would not allow more than e1ght or mne to be offered "We 're not gomg to be here all afternoon," l.ancwne s~ 1d " !hey only allowed us stx amendments when they wc1e m the maJOrity The fedcr al 1evenuc-shanng allocatwn adopted by the Sen· ate cont.ametl $37 8 million for constructiOn and equtpment m vocatwnal school dlstncts, and anolhe• $17 8 rmlhon for the Department of NatUJ al Resources 'l he mea-1:1 ure wa s kept virtu· ally wtact m the Senate, although the Fman ce Commtttee knocked oul a $3 8 rmllwn ullocat10n for bus fare subsidies for the elderly and hilndrt:appcd Several mmor changes were made on the Senate floor to ( Contm u ~ d on Page 20) Oil import quotas lifted WASHINGTON !UP!} - President Nixon tnday suspended all oil import quotas and lifted tarHrs on oil In an efFort to meet an "energy challenge" that he said thrcatem; to blossom into an "energy crisis.'' Nixon also called for elimination of price regulations on newly discovered natural gas, a step be said would increase the cost to mdustry and the consumer but would encourage development of new supphes of tile naUon's deancst fuel. .-:·:-:-:· . ... :-:-:-: .,·- ,-;-~· .·.··:;:;:: : :::::·:: .,., , ""'' 0."' :,:,:·:::·:::·:::: ;:; :;::::::::::· ::::·:::: ::·:::. ;::., ... .. .. • : , :;:: : :: : :·:::' : ;:·:·:' :': ' :: ;:: : : :::;: ;: ::::::;:::: : :::: ;; :: : : : :: ; A ) oung M1ddlep01 t man 1s reported to be m Cl lt lc:al concht10n <Jt Mw 1etla Mcmonal Hospttal followmg a car.truc:k ~cc: uJent on SR 7 al Manetta Monday at 7 p m , ~~.:co rdmg tu lhc Oh10 State Pat1 ol OV~L chartered by state ,. The Area Library concept, tned as a p1lot proJect and apparently found successful m southeastern Ohw, 'has made offl ctal last week by the Oh10 State Library Board when 1l chartered the Ohw Valley Area L1brar1es as OhJO's first Area Ltbrary Serv1ce Orgamzahor. Howev:e r , the new orgamzatwn 's f1rst problem 1s appare ntly how to surv1ve Accordmg to C E Blakeslee, trustee of Me•gs Local School Distnct Pubhc L1brary, l1brar1ans and trustees from OVAL llbranes haVe been meet1ng smcc 1967 to review local problems and to Implement federal prOJects Supt 1 hompson 1evealed he with state offi Cials distt 1cts except Kyger Creek Fnd,Jy to present a plan for would be dctreased Taxcourll} v. lde consoiJdatwn payers m the Kyger Creek All local boa!ds of educatmn D1stnd would get a two m1ll \\ Ill IJe dbollshed when con- mcrease now A re du c tion solidatiOn occms The present would be nwdc followmg a 50 count y bt\tu d composed of C A mithon ---dollar tnct ea se 1n Evans Me11tll Bunce , evaluatiOn prov1dcd by the G r~1 nv tll c HuiiJctte, F1ed Gav 1n Plant Southwestern G-1~cnlee and 1'1unwn Sheets l<-1xes would be dec r eas~d by would operate the system unhl seven nulls wh1le North Galha Lhc November electton ,mel H.mnan L1ace would get a An) member of the count} :-:; 1x null dec1ease budJd local boa1 ds 01 mI he county supenntcndcnt terested ctllzcn tn the county , ~.: o nduded that all ex1stmg nm be a cand1dale for the leo clun g and non-t~a c htnK co un Ly hOd I d. cuntrm:ls w1ll be honored and 'I hompson sa1d a bmldmg th.lt .111 supenntendents Pll)g_t am should be started pt esently under contract wtll unnledt.tte ly [ol1 owtng COO· be g1v en pos1t1ons w1th the soildatJUn He satd voters county oH1ce should be p1 csented w1th a $9 Ihe local d1str 1cts would be m1lhon bond ISsue to consh ucl operated by the co,mty off1ce ne" elemental y butldlngs and With the butldmg prmclp~ll s 1cmudel ex1st 1n g facJhlies hav1ng charge of the1r New elementary bmldtngs bmldmgs v. ould. be <.:onslructcd m the All bud~ets would be sub· Southwes tern and NOt th Galha mtttcd to the county offtce, area s and poss1bly Hannan combm ed, .md .1 tax rate lr ace He md1 cated all oifrc1 \!StdiJlt shcd to operate all present bmldmgs would be county schools 1enovttted Existing funds suc:h 1:1 s lhe The constru ctwn program athl etic, band, and mdiVHiual would be r1n .mccd by a 2 3 mill doss momcs would be kept at bond 1ssuc for 20 years, or a the var1ous schoo ls I 39 null bond Issue for 10 Any school d1str 1ct has a years nght to move aga mst conIn ddchtJOil to loca l taxatiOn, so hdi.itJOn A remonstratmg the consohdatwn would be d1stnct must obtam 35 pet of fman ced by the taxes collected 1ts voters 1n the last gubcr· f1 orn th(! James M Gavm natural electiOn, or apPliint c~nd Kyge1 Creek Power proximately 1,800 stgnatures, Plant at Cheshire to place 1t on the election If con solidtttwn beco mes hcJl lot 'I he r cmonst1 attng 1Contmued on Page 20 ) effective ,Jul y I. the taxes m all IS me etm ~ des1gned lo s tudy those problem~ antl to try potential solutwns The fi rst meetmg v.a s held m PomcrO} at the bookmobile headqua rters m December, 1967 lhe problerh now ts that 10 sumlar groups m Ohw and bookmobile servtce 1n 21 !Contmued on page 16) Mom _and Dad asked to help Ken dall E Dunfee, 24, remcuned unt:orJscious today at the hosptlal Dunfee was a passenger Jn a car driven by I'Cuy D Phahn, 32, Porne1oy Phalin and Dunfee, returm ng home f1 om the1r employm ent ilt Mcmetla were traveling south Apit: kup truck dnvcn by Albc1t J McClam, Manetta, \\.as lra ve lmg east on County Road land fa1lcd to y1eld nght uf way m pullmg unto Rt 7 mto the path of Phalm 's car Phahn was also mJured, but IS expected to be released soon from the hospital, accordmg to lm; farrl)ly Also InJured were dnver or the truck, Albert .l McClam. Cathryn E McClam 27, Shawn McClam, 2, l ammy McClam, fi, and Wayne McClam , four months 1 he acctdcnt 1s still Wldcr mvest1gat10n the patrol said Both ve h1 cles were demollshed Several spec1a l events tn Ashland StatiOn m Mtddlepoct atHp m on Thursday, Apnl26, wh1ch parents are urged to from 9 a m to 5 p m A bake at the h1gh school URIVER CITED cooperate to make them sale will aga 1n be held durmg Director Dwigh t Goms anTwo cars had medwm successful , have been planned the same hours at the New noun~es tha l arrangements are damage and the dnver of one by the Me•gs Local Band York Clothtng House Tag day bemg made to secure shor ts, was C:Itcd to mayor's court as Boosters m the1r dnve for wi ll be held m Pomeroy, sh1rts and socks m quantity for the result of an acc 1d ent at 4 30 funds that will make possible Middleport and Rutland on summer band umforms These p rn J'uesday on Pomeroy 's the h1gh school band 's tnp to Apnl 28 to wrap up the fund "'111 be available for parenl<; to East Mam St Police said a car the Blossom Festival m dnve, Mrs Wtllmm W1tte 1s purchase at reasona ble pr·wes, dnv en by Kenneth R1~gs, 35, ' , sen 1n g as chanman of he satd Canada next month Reedsville, struck the rear of a Th1s Saturday, a car wash the fund ra1smg actJv1t1es Parents of band members hle, 37, Racme, whtch was "ill be held at the Metgs Tire Plans have been completed i1J e be1ng renunded that a btrth stopped m a lane of traffic Center on EastMa1n St , from a Jo present awards at the annual cerllf1cate or some form of Th ere were no m]unes R1ggs a m to J p m , and bake sales, band banquet wh1ch has been ldenhftcahon will be needed by was c1ted on an assured clea r w1th Easter eggs to be a set for Ma y 12 Plans are to members When they cross the d1sttm c:e charge specialty, w1ll be held durmg mv1te parents and spec1al G.mad wn border on the1r May lhe day at the Ne~Y York guestS to attend the banquet tn p Mrs Dtane Hawley, M1 s LOCAL TEMPS Clothmg House and ,at the Mrs R0y Holter IS decorat1on L01s BUll and Mrs Carol The temperature m dov. nJones' Boys On Saturday, cha1rm~n and Mrs Marvm S1sson make up the nommat1ng April 18; car Mshes w)ll be BUJ t tha 1rman of banquet cpmmittcc to select an offJcPrs' town Pomer-oy at 11 a m held at the two Ashla nd f(ntll s slate for the 1973·14 school Wednesday wa~ 67 degrees undc1 cloudy sk1es StatlQns 1n Pomeroy and at the A spnn~ concert wtll be held \f 1l r . Independents in gasoline trouble' By Umt ed Press International Dunimsh mg supphes of gasolme are shuttmg down some mdependcnt dealers-a threat to bus messes usmg automotive transportatiOn and to pnvale car owners who normally take W the open road m droves dunng sprmg and summer Ratwmng so far has been spotty, ansmg, accordmg to some retailers, from the desire of maJor oll comparnes to hoard the1r supplies for thetr own outlets In Anmswn, Ala • A P Hubbard , president of Hubbard 011 Co , sa1d Tuesday that six of h1s 20 servi ce stations have closed because they have no gasohne He expected th e rest or hts statwns to exhaust their supply of gasolme wtthm a week and close, unless a new source of gasoline as found Hubbard satd he has bought gasolme from Crown Central Petroleum Corp for more than 12 years. but less than two weeks ago the f1rm nottf1ed him 1t would supply no more gasohne after Apnl lo ' They've got gasolme but they're gomg to keep lt to supply their btg, elegant stations, as they put It," he ' satd Hubbard \\as m tha same fimd as Ro) Pollard, president of " Save-X," an mdependent 1n southwest company VIrgmta Pollard also put at lea st part of the blame on the maJor distributors Pollard, who dosed all but two of hts 16 statwns last week, said, ''We believe there IS a shortage of gas, but we don't believe that the ava1lable supplies are bemg eqmtably distnbuted between the maJor oil compames and the mdepen· dents " Even some mumc1paht1es were raced wtth the prospect of shortages neccessary for 1ts civil fwiChons For example, DetrOit's gasohne contract w1th Standard, Gulf and Boron for Its vehicles, whtch runs out at the end of this month, shows no rrnmed1ate prospects of renewal • The ctty m the past has asked for btds contauung 12-month duratiOn clause s and m1mmum sllpulallons Th1s year, because of the lack of btd s, c1ty purchasing director Arthur Cope satd the mtmmum and durallon requtrements have been dropped Robert Atlnus of the Bargeway Oil Co , m Glen EUyn, a suburb of Chicago, satd his company had to stop sellmg gasoline to rune mdependent stat1ons and had closed down one of 11$ o~>n Another JObber satd maJorbrand outlets were now gettmg about the same monthly amount or gasohne they recetved last year but had no assurance there wou]d be dehvenes beyond April Texaco said about 200 of the 1,000 statwns Jt has m the Los Angeles area have been affe~t· ed by gas rataonmg, a situation the company said tt has no control over smce the stations are servtced by dtstrtbutor$. �2 - The Dally sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Aprill8, 1973 Each fire company to get $5,ooo · r·=·T=~=;=~h=;;;== = =h;;d,di=;=9.= =~ 1 f our Volunteer Fire Oei>;lrtments, located in various areas of. Mason Co unty. are destU'!ed to 'benefit fr om the first alloc>tion of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds received by the county. This decision was reached Monday evening by the County Court of Mason County dw-ing its regular meeting i n the Cour thou se. upon motion of \Vi'lli&m Re:trdin, pres ident of the court. $5,000 was e<:tr~ marked for ·e.ach of the facilities , which are locCtted in Mason , New Haven. Leon and Poi nt ·· PleaS>nt. Commissione rs Clarence Adkins and Basil Robertson requested County Boards of Edu~ation to carefully assess the current level for su pport of these <11lied ~gencies and in doing so directed the Boards of Ed uca tion to include the mat)er of Hevenue Shi.tring on their <tgenda s and a lso to appear before the County COurts to seek their help where possible. Also Hppe::trinJ;{ before the Court were Harold Rose and D::..vid Simonton, representing the New Haven Recre.::.tion joined in unanirrous s upport of the motion . The Revenue Sharing Funds will be used to purch•se •ddilion•l needed equipment &nd improve the Departt II d · a d<l'l' t men s ge nera Y an are In t Jon o fWJds ma de avail<:~ble from the regular · County Bud' get· These F1're Deport· ments '"re stoffed prl·m"rl·l,, " by ~ The Court... expressed • volunteeru firemen f, h , . . . . 1t..s apprectutlon o t ese men s services &nd commended them for their devotion to duty and servi ce to the ir comnumities . Ch I Ch b l' th ar es l:trn ers; reprcsen mg e Superintendent a£ Schools ttnd the Bof;trd • · TOLEOO fUPI) _ About 500 f'oundation. They expillined that this teachers in the ll,(J()()<;tudent folindation devotes its attention to the Washington Local School Disprom oti on and management of the New trict hete were to meet early Haven Community Building and today to decide whether to con-· s wimmin~ pool. They gave '' brief tinue a work stoppage started nlstory of the facility and pointed out Tuesday to demonstrate their that it is currently being used daily b)• clubs .<:~nd org~nize:ttions from <.t number ~demands for 8 pay ra~se . of itre::ts in the co unty HS well as the The Teachers Association of citizens of New Haven. Due to Ctge of the W~s h.mg t-on Loc al chools • wh.1c h represent s 528. of th e district's 547 teachers, contend additional money gained through expansion of the di strict should be given to s po.'·o·.I p r 0 p 0 5 e· d There •re various s uggestions by M(.tson Town offjci~ls For use of Revenue Sharing J''unds , but one of the latest is which is pendin g on an itemized list of aH Outstanding bills on the remodeling project. An incre<te i'1, the nevenue Shetrln g for acquisition of <J swimming pool. It was during l.ctst night's regul<:~r meeting that Mayor Roy Harless emnounced that a Revenue Sharing check in the .ttmount of $2 ,848 was received for the third quarter of this fiscal year . Funds for the third quarter of thi s fisce:tl It wets Mayor Harless ' reCorn~ mendation thCJt these funds be used to complete the city building remodeling, if necessary. ~~ Er~~~:~~nlha:~~:~ bt~fo~~t~~li~~ur~ id~eC:~~e:u~g~!tedGit~~ ~~ld R~~:~~~ priority to use Revenue ShHring Funds were possible to support local libraries, 4~H personnel, health services, etc'. 1n m•kin g thi s request, the State Superintendent of Schools through " resolution pe:tssed by the State Boatd of Education i::lt its regular meeting Shar:ing Funds be put into a special accoWl t fOr construction of a community swi mming pool. He e:tsked that<~ s pecietl · b commisswn be esl!!_jished to hand 1e this project. After discussion. council agreed to t'-l ble the matter until the next meeting, .ve&r wa s :Jttributed to efforts of M::tson town offi cials and the stt:tte government. Council approved a trailer permit , which was submitted by K<1ren Mttr~ teachers as a pay boost. They have not asked for a . specific fi gure . The association said if the school board did not allocate the money for pay raises, a 2 mill levy should be placed on Lhe ballot. The Tuesday work stoppage shutdown the lone high school sblUL Once more discussion took place on r the park b•sketball court •nd plans were made for recorder Gibbs to contact W<-thama CO(:lch and &thletic director , Crant Barnett, to inves tigate costs of bet:-:;ketball goJ:tls &nd banking hoQ.rds for th is pi:trk recreCJtion · Also council approved the levy order as laid . In addition to the mayor and recorder, councilmen present were Joe .Jones, ChC:~rtes Aldridge :wd F'red Smnsel. ALDRIDGE TO PLAY LOU ISVILLE, Ky . ( UP! ) Ar c hie Aldridge · of Middlelown. Ohio, will be among the hi gh sc hool All-Americans who play the Kentucky and Indiana alJ.sta rs here April 28 in the first annual Kentucky Derby Basketball Classic. WIN AT BRIDGE Registration .at Southern is set Captive in the Market Place? through the use of adminlstrators and volunteer parents, Golr~ ~ ,ers SO ,ar SWinging much , 1 • to nuJnY hmes POMEROY - The Meigs golf team is having a shaky go of it at the moment', not having wQn a meet, buJ no ., one is giving up hope. The Linksmen lost their match with Logan, the fin al 9 hole total find ing Logan with 179 strokes, Meigs with 202. Just because Meigs is on a losing string, don 't un~ derestimate these guys. They a re determined to come back. How it went : L--Jeff Cole. 41, M- Warner · 49 ; L-Tim Cole • 48, MBI•ckst<Jn-53; L-Russel . 47, M-Story-48; L-Huffman · 43, M- Black . 52. • Dum my Reversal, ltJ's Co Iled .. RACINE - Regis tration of new kindergarten and first grade child ren for the Southern Loca l Schools has been se t for Friday, April 27, as 'announced by Supt . Ralph M. Sayre. Childr en , entering kin~ dergar'ten ~r fi rst grade in the district, a nd who did not attend kindergarten this sc hool year, must be registered at their and two junior high schools in the district, along with four elementary schools. AU other elementary schools remained open. School officials Tuesday had said they were " confident" all schools could be open today if the work stoppage continued NORTH ( D) "' K J t08 18 ¥K Q + K8 7 o!o K876 respe ctive schools on the followin g date and lime. Letart Elementary, 9 a.m. to 11 ::!0 a.m., 1 p .m . :1 p.m . ·Racine .Eiemen.tary, 9 a.m. to 11 :30 a .m. , I p.m. to 3 p.m. Sy racuse Elementa ry, 9 a .ql. to 11 :30 a .m ., t p .m. to 3 p.m. Portland E.l ernentary, 9 a .ln. to 11 :30 a.m., I p:m . to 3 p.m . Childr en entering ki n~ dergarten must be five years of age on or before September 30, WEST EAST . 7642 . 3 ¥ ¥ tO 9 + 5 +QJ96 3 olo QJ 10 oloA 95 4 3 SOUTH . • AQ95 J 7 S'4 3 times and dia m ond s twice that he will be able to dis· card · one of dummy 's dia moods on the ace of hearts and make the rest of the tricks by a s imple cross-ruff. Rixi has set up the hand so that this play won't work but there is another and much s urer line of play. At trick three Rixi leads a diamond to dummy's king and proceeds to ruff a third club. Now comes a heart to dummy's king and the ruff o[ dummy' s last club with her ace of trumJlS . Now she leads her last trump and overtakes in dummy . Dummy ·has three trumps anddiscards as she cashes themleftshe two & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Someone once wrote that you e<>uld tell what a man was really like by looking at the books on his bedside table. 1 don't much hold to that, but a recent check of my own bedside revealed the following : A modern~anguage edition of the Bible the works of Henry David Thoreau, a novel by Joyce Carol ' . Oates ( unread as yet), and a copy of TV Guide magazme. TV Guide is celebrating its twentieth anniversary, aod I guess, on balance, it deserve quite a few good words . · When it first appeared, I dismissed it as another fan magazine, catering to popular tastes for the sensational and distorting the truth to a substantial degree . It actually was several years old before I read a copy of TV Guide and found out what it really is about. · . Well, it's about TV, as you probably have guessed, butit's no sensation-peddler or hammy huckster, by any means. TV Guide has some cogent things to say about television and many of them are not kind at all. Its gently reproving attitude is one of a parent with a wayward child, not too harsh, but getting . the point across. It has articles and features on both shows and personalities, and usually manages to say what it wishes regarding the people who people the TV screen in the same way - gently, but reprovingly. It will not say that a very big TV actress is a ring-tailed shewolf to get along with, and has the morals of an alley cat to accompany the talent of a performing flea, but somehow, you get the message. ·Its r egular contributors are generally a delight, with one exception. Acid-tongued, hard-to-please Judith Crist reviews movies, and she usually finds a couple of the seven or eight network offerings that just may be worth watching. I like her , Melvin Durslag writes sports in a light vein, and isn't overawed by the eternal romance between the tube and the sports fun . Good for him. Cleveland Amory writes audaciously-personal and frequently-hilar ious reviews, and llichard K. Doan, a good critic himself, does a weekly news column, in which-he seems strangely out of his element. About the only regular I can't take is Edith Efron, the house PR person . Just abo~t everything television . is doing is copaceptic with old Edith, and she defen!ls the medium (and the station S and the owners and the netwofks and the advertisers) d 11 bll · Sh · f k with crusading zest an fa i e og1c. e ts a m . .TV Guide has features such as the " Teletype ," which could deal in dirt and gossip, but - unthankfully - doesn't, and• focuses on coming works and events in the TV mill. But the amazing part of TV Guide is its individualized program section. There are more than 200 television markets in the country, and the labor required to sort TV Guide's massive cifculation into coherent regional editions must be a monwnental and trying task each week. Hcwev~r . somehow they manage. The edition read around here lists 14 TV stations, and nine of them ca n be viewed locally 1• 1• o:e:m,Jr:mun 3. OF ,OTHER ITEMS, NAME BRAND GROCERY P.RODUCTS PLUS All OUR FAMOUS !GA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES KNOW YOUR I.G.A. MANAGER COME IN AND MEET YOUR IGA MANAGER . .. \ HE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY LIMIT 2'CANS CAN RON TOLER ...... . I I As your managers, mr lll<VIilger... , We are filled with pride because of the dean, bright atmosphere of our store. You can't help but notice tak. pnde u our Wide, clear aisles. hey allow ple•1ty of roo 1 to move about and are big enough to let you take ·your the spotlessly dean fixtures... gleami•ng meat and frozen food cases., .easy to see overhead lightmg .. and neat, attractively arranged shelves and displays You'll enjoy pleasant, convenient shopping here · and you'll save 1roney, too,· on quality foods every dav of the week. · DON'T FORGET AT IGA WE CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES time choosrnq from ot r I rqe select ron of plainly marked quality Ioo1J . m, mber, you can <shop leisurely h r ) and s<.~ve no ' y, too! - .. IGA CHEESE 2 IGA LB~ .CARTON HOT DOG Televisio;n Log or LIVE EASTER .PLANTS EASTER LILIES PKG. of 8's I I I ~~----~~~-,1 4 & 5 BLOOM I FAIRMONT BRAND FRESH I GERANIUMS POT ONLY I ~----------------~ FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS ICE CREAM 4" . HAMBURGER BUNS SUPPLY LIMITED T THE CASH REGISTER VANILLA, CHOCOLATE .. .. GALLON . 1 PLASTIC TUB _ ALSO WE HAVE MUMS, TULIPS, HYACINTHS ~ ~_. _, · HAIR SPRAY BRANDS. PRICES ON ALL SPECIALS G9QD THRU SATURDAY OR WHILE ITEMS LAST. . - SUDDEN BEAUTY LARGER MEAT & PRODUCE DEPT., alMPLETE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS WITH THOUSANDS . Dear Helen: When plain old almost meatless beef neck bones cost nearly 60 cents a pound, it's time to strike! · ¥ A862 + A 10 4 2 We hear of college people eating dog food to protest the high (with cable). That's darned good batting average. olo 2 1 cost of living, arid some ' meatless" ·days " talk, but why doesn't There are other things about TV Guide which leave me East-West vu lnerable EVERYONE make it plain we won 't take these high prices ? rather cold, such as the TV crossword, and a food section which l'r'cst North Eas-t South 'really has no reason for existence in a television magazine. But I'm weary of sob stories aOOut farmers a nd ranchers. I know Pass just as I can turn off the TV dial if I don't care for what's being a few meat growers, and they're s hopping for Cadillacs. You Pa ~s 3 . · Pass 4 N.T. offered, I can skip these, too. ca n't. tell me that meat prices had to jump over 50 cen ts per Pass 5 4Pass 6 • Pass Pass Pass TV Guide makes mistakes and doesn't do everything. It has pound in a month because cattle feed and marketing costs in· Opening lead- 4- Q diamonds and a heart from its flaws, like all writers and all publications , including the creased a corresponding amount! It just isn't possible . Edgar Ward dies 1973. • her hand. Then she takes writer and publication you are now reading. So long as sellers think they have a captive market, they'll Childre n enU:wing fi rst grade By Oswald & James Jaeoby dummY's queen of l_learts But, .in summary, TV Guide does what it sets out to do, and gouge the buyers . Our only recourse is tO concentrate on meat Edgar c. w ard, formerly 'of · must be six yea r s of age on ·or· Rixl Markus' ~ ·common and makes the last two tricks well. Happy birthday, TV Guide, and may you have another subs titutes and the cheaper produce (or grow our own gardens Portland, 95, East Liverpool with her two red aces . happy twenty or more. · Sense Bridge" includes a set and a flock of chickens) until our lack of demand· brings prices . died Monday a t City Hospital in before September 30, 197:!. ~ NEWSPAP£R ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Pqren ts mus t present the of well pla yed hands. No · down. Even a "freeze" at PRESENT prices would · be East Liverpool. child 's birth · ce rtificate for suc h set would be c omplete disastrous. He is survived by three verification purposes. Also, withOut an 'example of the HOw about it , housewives and husbands ? We can stop in: tl~ghters, MrS. Earl (Iva) dummy re vfi!rsal play and re~ords to verify. Rix i has a good one . . The bidding has' been: flation 'all the way along if we practice selective buying. I'm tirecv-:fackson, · MrS . Ivan (Goldie ) immunization that the ch ild haS received or is WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1 9.73 West North East South of everybody blaming the "middleman'' and passing the bu ck. 7\n thony, and Mrs . Mary Th e ·spade slam is a fairly 6: 00 News, Weathe r , Sport s 3, A, 8, 10 , 15; Trufh Or Con seq. 6; in the process of immunization good one and on looking at OUT OF BUCKS ·-· ~ sellers, all of Eas t Liverpool; Sesa me St . 20 ; Around th e Bend 33. ? age~in st d iphtheria, te tan.us, du mmy South can count on 6: 3Q---- NB C News 3, 4; News a, 10; Sesame St. ZO ; Zoom 33 ; I You, South, hold : three sons, Ray Gilbert Ward, whooping cough, pol _io, three· . three hearts , two diamonds Dream of J.eannie 13. Dear OOB: East Liverpool ; Eugene Ward day and ten- d ay meas les and possi bly one c lub . He .AKJI0765 ¥J92 7:00 - Truth or Conseq . 3; Be:at the Clock 4; News-6, 10; What's Housewives, ari se! My LineS ; Anything You Ca n Do .13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Know Your What do you do now ? and Wayne Franklin Ward, t sees that he will need s ix or Sc hool s 33; Refug ee Chi ldren 15. · Here's one who has already a risen ; and so have.many of my bo th of Por tl and ; 31 grand- vaccines 1 mu.st be presented a seven tru.mp tricks and after A- Bid (ive hearts. You have 7:30 Ep isode: Action 33; The Judge 10; Beat the Clo ck 13; registration . t he queen of clubs is opened fl-iends who are rediscovering Spanish omelets, cheese souffles, chi ldr e n , tremendous heart support con59 g r eatPolice Su rgeon 3; To Tell the Truth ,6; Andy Gr iffith 15 ; RalphSay(eisadvising it appears that the club trick Supt. sidering your three~spade openhamburger casseroles and good old Pinto beans. Ingredients in gra ndc hildren and five grea t~ Econom ic Education 20 ; Half th e George Kirby Comedy Hour parents wh o can not attend is not goi ng to be there for inti;'. 8. such high-pr otein foods aren't cheap (what is, these days?) but great-g randchildren. .a:OQSonny & Cher 8, 10 ; Amerrca '73 20; Adam -12 3, 4, 15 ; registration at their respective him and he will definitely TODA l!'S QUESTION _ _ ... .. _they beat straight meat at $2-plus per polind: · Paul Lynde 6, 13; Highways, The Envi ronment and You 33. Funeral services will be held sc hool to con ta c t the school . need seven trump tricks . West bids six clubs which is 8:30 - Ba nac;:ek 3, 4,· Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe 6, 13 ; Ba ~e ball Moreover, they're more fun to cook. It takes real ingenuity, at I p.m. Thursday at the prin ci pal and m;;1 ke o.ther He . ruffs the second club passed around to you. What do · 15. turnin g beans int o a gourmet dish, r'ight ? - ~· and notes that if he can get ' you do now? Ewing Funeral Home with a rrangemenl">. 9:00 - Medical Center B, 10 ; Lenox Qua rtet-Haydil Opus 20, 33. P . S. Just thought of a great cartoon-caption for our cam- burial. to be in the Stiversville 9:30 - Turning Points 20, 33. hearts to go around three 10:00 -· Cannon~ . 10; Sol!l 33; Owen Marshall 6, 13; News 20 ; paign : " THE BUCK STOPS HERE !" - with an arrow pointing Ceme tery .. Friends may C<J ll at Sea rch 3, 4.' to a home maker's flat purse. - H. 11 : 00 - News3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15. the fun eral home Wednesday 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Di ck Cavett 6, 13: Mo..;oies '' The +++ Jtfte r~oon and eve nin g a nd · Tiger Mak es Out" 8; " Desire In the Dust" 10. · Dea·r Helen : 1: 00 ....,_ News 4, 13. Thursday morning. We told our college son to call horne co11ect, as hearing fr om him r egularly is important. di.scove ring their son is homosexual ; ~!ways THURSDAY, APRIL 19,1973 But smce he doesn 't have to pay the toll, he calls from 2,000 APTURN TIIIUMPHS BY JA CK O'BIIIAN 6: 00 - Sunri se Seminar 4.' Sat;recl Hear t 10. amazing tasteless people don't recognize miles aw<-ty about three. timeS a . week and .talks for an hour or 6: 15 - Farmtime 10; Farm Report 13. COLUMBUS (UPI) ~ ApJACKMAYHAVEGIANTS their tastelessness. more. 6:20 - Pa ul Harvey 13. turn ca ptured the six furl ong JUMPING CANDLESTICK The news about Jimmy Durante is 6:30 - Co lumbus Today 4; · Bible Answers 8; America's We're thrilled to hear from him,.but our phqne bills look like . $2,500 a llowance feature at Prob lems lO ;· Patterns for Liv ing . NEW YORK (KFS ) - A deal 's on to brin g worrisoine ... Rex Harrison in ''Emperor Henry the national debt. If I complain , he may stop calling altogether. 6:45- Corncob Repo rt 3. B ~ulah Park here Tuesda y in the Giants from Candles tick Park in. San IV" is a protean mJ..Ul1mer iri a dreary Pitan~ 7:00 - Today 3, j1, 15. We've never wcmted to look cheap in· his eyes. What would you I ' 12 2·5, returning $6 , $3.20 and Francisco to Sonny Werblin's New Jersey 7:30 - R_omper Roo in 6 Sleepy Jeffers 8; Rocky & Bullwinkle dello translation and can't lift it to passing suggest ' - CALLED BROKE IN CAUF. $2.80. 13 ; Popeye 10. . ... sports complex ... The ob its said Ben Marden entertainment even with his certainly great ..B:OO - Capt . Kangaroo 10; New Zoo .Revue 13: .Sesame St. 33; -.~ Dixie Donna placed and Wise ran the original Cotton Club ; not so. Ben ran the personality and acting ... D.oes the music biz Lass is 6. Dear C.B.: Sa ilor showed . Club de Luxe on the same premises ( 842 Lenox · dese rve thi s? "Happy Hooker " XaViera 8:30 - Jack La La nne 13 ; Romper Room 8; New Zoo Revue 6. Welcome to the " For Whom Ma Bell Tolls" club. (She tolls 9: 00 - Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue 15; Ben-Casey 13; Romper The 5-8 daily double com· Ave.) as·earlier_did J ack Johnson ... The famous Hollander cut an album of songs while awaiting main ly for parents of college students. l Room a; Peyton Place 13 ; Caot. Kan~aroo 8; Let's Make A bination of Grudair and Bet Cotton Cl ub rim by Herman Stark and The Boys 6 : Fr iendly junction 10; AM 3. . · Deal ·canadian deportation .. . Billy Duniels' Old " Rules" will make you a n ~x-mem ber , Tell your son a directBlue paid $240.6.0. ca me after ... Ben also ran the specta cular 9:30 - To Tell The Truth 3; HazelS ; Jeopardy 6; HollYwood's Black Magic tricks on and on: he'll play a dial, after-nin P.M. ca ll is great, but the U.S. mail isfqr lengthier Talking 1Q, A c rowd of 3,795 wagered Riviera across the George Washington Bridge " Black Godfather" in .a race-gangster flick, conversations. ' . . 10:00 - Ha ihayoga 33; Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Sho re 3, 15; $382,106. in New J ersey Jhat .con tained a big gambling Columbus Six Calli ng 6.· Joker' s Wild 8, 10. · "While L. A. Sleeps." It 's time he learned the difference between "cheap" and casi no, tOo; \he late Jim Rutkin was Ben's silent 30 Concentration 3. 15 ; Phij. Donahue 4; Split Second 13 ; 10: Central Park's Dog Hill (at 5th & 79th) Price Is Right 8, 10. . · · · " not extravagant," fr:om a parent who shou.ld have leveled with NOTICE OF partner ... . There' ll bo a fi ght over Bejl's vast needs a Henry Kissinger : big canine version of 11 :00 - Sale of Cen tur y 3, 4, IS; Love of Life 8, 10 ;- Bewitched 6, APPOINTMENT him long ago. - H. 13; Sesa me St. 20. Case No . 20903 millions; a lady" he lived with won ' t ma ke any WW II - German shepherd and a Russian +++ Estate of GEORGE H. BAKER, dead bones about procla iining she 1s his com~ 12:00 - JeopardY 3, ·15; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 10, 13 ; wolfh ound had a vicious fight and the German Deceased . Dear Helen: Jackie Oblinger 8; Password 6. Noti ce Is hereby given thaf mon.Jaw widow ... There 'll be a price war in TV~ 12:30 - ·3 W's Ga me 3; Search for Tqmorrowa, 10; Spli t Second los t again ... The record hit " Dueping Banjoes" Would you please point out for everyone, mainly my wife, M.ary Virginia Hindy , of 16 testimon ials: huge insurance com pa ny will pa y ~ 6. Ca r ol Aven ue. Se neca Falls, is folloWed by a sincere form of plattery : · ... that it's d3mn rude and deflating to eorrect grammar or 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; It's Your· Bet 8; Green New York, has been du ly· ap . $1,000,000 to a star high in H'wood 's pecking "Dueling Tubas" is following_ it ... TV Acres 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Secret Storm a. ' pronunciation when Someone is trying to tell a ,funny story? I , pointed E)(ecutrix of the E!;tate order for th ree years ... Perry Como's already . newscaster Roger Grimsby and wife sa~ they're l: 20 Fashions in' SeW inc 3. of George H . BaKe r , deceased, think of only One thing worse along this lin e, and that 's returning late of Meigs CoUnt y, Ohio . getting $200, 000 a year from Sylvania. - Let's Make a Deal 6, 13 ; As The World Turns a, 10 ; ha pphymarried . " I'm happy here, " says Mrs. 1:30 a love letter with the spelling corrected . ..,-.FLATTENED MALE Cred ihors are required to fi le Th ree on a Match 3, 4, 15. . · M~Iti:jillionaire Alf Vanderbilt and his ·. ·G. in San Mateo, Calif., " and Roger is happy in their claims with sajd f.idu ciary 2:00Da ys of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 ; Newlywed Game 13; Mike ... _ ..._ 1 within four months . personal jockey Robyn Smi th were in a Long Douglas 6; Guid ing Ligh t 8, 10. · Dear Male: York." Oh. New Dated this 13th day of April 2:30.-' Do c to~s J, .t, 15; Datin~ Gam e 13; Edge of Night a, 10. bland branch . of Bonwit-Teller tiffin g af- . 1973. ·-" The Gradua~e " ·star, Katharine_ Ross , and Be glad to, because it happens often - and not only deflates 3:00 - Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospita l 6, 13 ; Love Manning D. Web ster fecti onately of course over whether the new fur ~piE!n d or ed Thing 8, 10; Betlind the Lines 20. Ule story teller,- but embarrasses the lis teners. hsr Oscar-winning cameraman, Conrad Hall, Judge 3:30 __, Return to Pe yton Place3, 4, 15; One Life to Live ·6, 13; Cour t of CommOn Pleas coat should have a _ collar or not; Robyn· firmly Wives, husbands, relatives, friends: Listen, appreciate, cooled it. Katharine moved out of his Malibu 11 Secret Storm 10. Probate Divi sion insisted on the collarless ... Mayor Jawn Lind· ( 4) 18; 25 (5 ) 2. 31 laug h ;__ a,nd forget "sup€:rior intelligence." No one is interested ranch . Eve n took her own horses .with her ... Dr. 4:00 - Mr . Cartoon 3; Love American Style 1~; Flintstones 6, say picked up a bi g ( $300 ) check at Joe's Pier 52, lS i· Gilligan's Isle 8: Sesame St. ·.20. 33 ; Movie "Operation in your ego trip. --'- H. Bob Atkins of " Diet Revolution " controversial Snatch" 10. . NOTICE OF but his $25 tip shocked the waiter -about half best~seller fame was at the Unicorn - .eating APPOINTMENT 4:30 I Love Lucy _ 6; Petticoa t Jun ction 3; Gilligan's Isle 8; Case No . 20909 the usual 15 pet.- pourboire. Dick Van Dyke 15. - ' everything' in sight ... Barbara Howar told us Estate of ME RLE E'. RICE , ' " No Har d Feelings,:• a leaden farce opened - Mi ster Rogers20, 33; Andy Griffith 15 ; Bona nza 3; Hazel TOP HARNESS URIVEII David Suss kind (when producing her TV series) 5:00 SELECTS UC nee eased . a; Big Valley 6. . Not ice is hereby giye n that at the Marlin Beck Theater and flubbed. It COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Herve specialized in calling her what Sinatra called 5:30 - El ec. Co. 33;' Gomer PviP 1:l: HnctoPnorloP 1 nrln,. ?n: CINCINNA TI (U Pf ) Edison Hobs telt er , of P om~roy, starred Nanette Fabra y, bright a nd impervious Filion lops North . Ame rican University of Cin c inn ati Ohio. Biverly Hillbil lies 8; Dgath Valley Days 15; Ohio HiQh School Maxine Cheshire; Barbara then did a one-word ha!; been duly appomted · · I d Edd' AI ljaSKefbal! Tourr:~ament 4. · 1e bert, harness drivers so far th is year basketball coach Ga le Catlett Administrator of th e Estate of · to the s urroundmg g oom; an sca tological description of Little David that 's . 6:00 - News J, 4, 8, 10, 15 ; Tr uth or Con seq. 13; Around' the Bend Mere;_ l~ E . Rice, dec~ased , late who shout ed his . way through the tasteless with 105 winS, on ly thre~ .wins announced today 1the .signing of of 33 ; Sesame St. 20. equally unprintable. • Me1gs Coun ty , Oh10. . ·, . · · 1 d b !'ttl ·d ht c red itors al'e requ ired to file tna chvtty; tt sa ra 1 e vacuum - a ug er behind his record~setting pace Joe Stalma , a forward"'(!e.nter " The Last Tang_o" is a piece of smut, but 6:30 - NBC News 4, 15; ABC News 8, 10; ·1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Desi gning Wom en ~J. theirincla.ims wit h hs. sa id fiduciary \veds after pregnancy. mothet' is pregnant even last yea r when he fini shed with at Rossford High School who with four mont . . its· title tWle is a nifty jukeboX noise ,.. Even 7: 00 - Truth or Conseq . 3; Beat The c::tock 4 ; Course of Our Dat ed th is 6th da y of April before daug hter 's .weddmg, not by hubby but by 605 victories. Times J3; What 's My Line.8; Big Red Jubilee 15; -News 6; composer Burt Bacharach's mother didn't like. was sought by at leas t 20 1 9 7 · Elec . Co. 20; Let's Make A Deal 13. ~· Mann ing o . w ebste r· a walter, a ll supposed to be hilarious but totally _ his "Lost Horizon" flick ... Ex.-cop is supposed . Th e U. S.. Trotting schools. 7: 30 :..._ Hollywood Squa res 3; To Tell The Truth 6; Wild JlJdge tri vially tragic ... One gleam.of fun surfaced-: Association reported. Fillotl ; of to make second-comi'ng;.size headlines ·· ~ Court of Commo n Pleas , Kingdom 10 ; I' ll See You in Cou rt 4 ; Lassie 8; Zoom 20; The 6-8, 235-pou nd co-captain Probate Divis io n Larry Hai nes, a bulwark of hi gh professional ' London Institutes Ltd . offers honorary docNewsmaker '72 13; Status of Cancer '73 33. ·~ La Chute, Quebec, pi cked up 2fj was named to API's Class AA-""T4T"1 1, 8:00 Flip Wil son 3, 4, 15; Waltons a, 10; Mod Squad 6, 13; 18.' 25. 3tc foolishness in many a Bdwy. play go·od and bat wins in the past two weeks. lorates on request - ·for $25. Claims in the . All-Slate •econd team after Movie 20. 33 . _ .. . This is the so rt of play to greet a uthors Sam ·Second with 9!) wins for the ave 1·ag,in g lG.l points and 17 .7 brochure colleges give honorary · degrees to 9:00 - Bob Hope J. 4, 15 ; Streets of San Fral)cisco 6, 13 . Bobri~k and Ron Clark with, ' 'Well~ yo uJve ----:: : Dean Martin 3, 4, 15; Up With People a. 10. year is Buddy Gilmour of rebounds a game last season. for next fall . " !fee l it's a great prorTiinent people ''to add lustre'' to.Rraduations 10:00 11 :00 - News3,4, 6, 8, 13, 15. Westbury , N. Y., and third is or to major contributors and insists it prefers 11:30- Johnny 'ca rson 3, 4, 15; Dick Cavett 6, 13 ; Movies ''The '•Joe was our No. ·1 target in achievement to have him a · done il again!· · and indeed they hav~ ; their last Jirn Cu rridn 0( Jackson. Mich ., tile stale," Ca tlett sa id about part of our basketball _g r.ubby fallu rc \H IS "NIJI'fn an, rs lhi1t You?'' a Extraordinar y Seaman" .8: " Anything Goes" 10. . . $25 fr om 1,1100 to $25,1100 from one well-heeled .1:00 - Roll e r Derby 4; News 13. crutch~funny foolishness about pa re nt s with 96. ego. ''That way .we arerl•t behOI<kn to anyone. " 7:00 """" News 4. tile first play~r to be .. Iined up program .·· to OF IGA FOODLINER NEW QUARTERS, WITH NICE WIDE AISLES, CLEAN BRIGHT FLOORS, IGA TABLETREAT '\ KING SIZE BREAD ' LOAVES CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER, BARGAINLAND M&R HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLIES ~o ' ' .. employees may 'e njoy the .day with .their families. �2 - The Dally sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Aprill8, 1973 Each fire company to get $5,ooo · r·=·T=~=;=~h=;;;== = =h;;d,di=;=9.= =~ 1 f our Volunteer Fire Oei>;lrtments, located in various areas of. Mason Co unty. are destU'!ed to 'benefit fr om the first alloc>tion of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds received by the county. This decision was reached Monday evening by the County Court of Mason County dw-ing its regular meeting i n the Cour thou se. upon motion of \Vi'lli&m Re:trdin, pres ident of the court. $5,000 was e<:tr~ marked for ·e.ach of the facilities , which are locCtted in Mason , New Haven. Leon and Poi nt ·· PleaS>nt. Commissione rs Clarence Adkins and Basil Robertson requested County Boards of Edu~ation to carefully assess the current level for su pport of these <11lied ~gencies and in doing so directed the Boards of Ed uca tion to include the mat)er of Hevenue Shi.tring on their <tgenda s and a lso to appear before the County COurts to seek their help where possible. Also Hppe::trinJ;{ before the Court were Harold Rose and D::..vid Simonton, representing the New Haven Recre.::.tion joined in unanirrous s upport of the motion . The Revenue Sharing Funds will be used to purch•se •ddilion•l needed equipment &nd improve the Departt II d · a d<l'l' t men s ge nera Y an are In t Jon o fWJds ma de avail<:~ble from the regular · County Bud' get· These F1're Deport· ments '"re stoffed prl·m"rl·l,, " by ~ The Court... expressed • volunteeru firemen f, h , . . . . 1t..s apprectutlon o t ese men s services &nd commended them for their devotion to duty and servi ce to the ir comnumities . Ch I Ch b l' th ar es l:trn ers; reprcsen mg e Superintendent a£ Schools ttnd the Bof;trd • · TOLEOO fUPI) _ About 500 f'oundation. They expillined that this teachers in the ll,(J()()<;tudent folindation devotes its attention to the Washington Local School Disprom oti on and management of the New trict hete were to meet early Haven Community Building and today to decide whether to con-· s wimmin~ pool. They gave '' brief tinue a work stoppage started nlstory of the facility and pointed out Tuesday to demonstrate their that it is currently being used daily b)• clubs .<:~nd org~nize:ttions from <.t number ~demands for 8 pay ra~se . of itre::ts in the co unty HS well as the The Teachers Association of citizens of New Haven. Due to Ctge of the W~s h.mg t-on Loc al chools • wh.1c h represent s 528. of th e district's 547 teachers, contend additional money gained through expansion of the di strict should be given to s po.'·o·.I p r 0 p 0 5 e· d There •re various s uggestions by M(.tson Town offjci~ls For use of Revenue Sharing J''unds , but one of the latest is which is pendin g on an itemized list of aH Outstanding bills on the remodeling project. An incre<te i'1, the nevenue Shetrln g for acquisition of <J swimming pool. It was during l.ctst night's regul<:~r meeting that Mayor Roy Harless emnounced that a Revenue Sharing check in the .ttmount of $2 ,848 was received for the third quarter of this fiscal year . Funds for the third quarter of thi s fisce:tl It wets Mayor Harless ' reCorn~ mendation thCJt these funds be used to complete the city building remodeling, if necessary. ~~ Er~~~:~~nlha:~~:~ bt~fo~~t~~li~~ur~ id~eC:~~e:u~g~!tedGit~~ ~~ld R~~:~~~ priority to use Revenue ShHring Funds were possible to support local libraries, 4~H personnel, health services, etc'. 1n m•kin g thi s request, the State Superintendent of Schools through " resolution pe:tssed by the State Boatd of Education i::lt its regular meeting Shar:ing Funds be put into a special accoWl t fOr construction of a community swi mming pool. He e:tsked that<~ s pecietl · b commisswn be esl!!_jished to hand 1e this project. After discussion. council agreed to t'-l ble the matter until the next meeting, .ve&r wa s :Jttributed to efforts of M::tson town offi cials and the stt:tte government. Council approved a trailer permit , which was submitted by K<1ren Mttr~ teachers as a pay boost. They have not asked for a . specific fi gure . The association said if the school board did not allocate the money for pay raises, a 2 mill levy should be placed on Lhe ballot. The Tuesday work stoppage shutdown the lone high school sblUL Once more discussion took place on r the park b•sketball court •nd plans were made for recorder Gibbs to contact W<-thama CO(:lch and &thletic director , Crant Barnett, to inves tigate costs of bet:-:;ketball goJ:tls &nd banking hoQ.rds for th is pi:trk recreCJtion · Also council approved the levy order as laid . In addition to the mayor and recorder, councilmen present were Joe .Jones, ChC:~rtes Aldridge :wd F'red Smnsel. ALDRIDGE TO PLAY LOU ISVILLE, Ky . ( UP! ) Ar c hie Aldridge · of Middlelown. Ohio, will be among the hi gh sc hool All-Americans who play the Kentucky and Indiana alJ.sta rs here April 28 in the first annual Kentucky Derby Basketball Classic. WIN AT BRIDGE Registration .at Southern is set Captive in the Market Place? through the use of adminlstrators and volunteer parents, Golr~ ~ ,ers SO ,ar SWinging much , 1 • to nuJnY hmes POMEROY - The Meigs golf team is having a shaky go of it at the moment', not having wQn a meet, buJ no ., one is giving up hope. The Linksmen lost their match with Logan, the fin al 9 hole total find ing Logan with 179 strokes, Meigs with 202. Just because Meigs is on a losing string, don 't un~ derestimate these guys. They a re determined to come back. How it went : L--Jeff Cole. 41, M- Warner · 49 ; L-Tim Cole • 48, MBI•ckst<Jn-53; L-Russel . 47, M-Story-48; L-Huffman · 43, M- Black . 52. • Dum my Reversal, ltJ's Co Iled .. RACINE - Regis tration of new kindergarten and first grade child ren for the Southern Loca l Schools has been se t for Friday, April 27, as 'announced by Supt . Ralph M. Sayre. Childr en , entering kin~ dergar'ten ~r fi rst grade in the district, a nd who did not attend kindergarten this sc hool year, must be registered at their and two junior high schools in the district, along with four elementary schools. AU other elementary schools remained open. School officials Tuesday had said they were " confident" all schools could be open today if the work stoppage continued NORTH ( D) "' K J t08 18 ¥K Q + K8 7 o!o K876 respe ctive schools on the followin g date and lime. Letart Elementary, 9 a.m. to 11 ::!0 a.m., 1 p .m . :1 p.m . ·Racine .Eiemen.tary, 9 a.m. to 11 :30 a .m. , I p.m. to 3 p.m. Sy racuse Elementa ry, 9 a .ql. to 11 :30 a .m ., t p .m. to 3 p.m. Portland E.l ernentary, 9 a .ln. to 11 :30 a.m., I p:m . to 3 p.m . Childr en entering ki n~ dergarten must be five years of age on or before September 30, WEST EAST . 7642 . 3 ¥ ¥ tO 9 + 5 +QJ96 3 olo QJ 10 oloA 95 4 3 SOUTH . • AQ95 J 7 S'4 3 times and dia m ond s twice that he will be able to dis· card · one of dummy 's dia moods on the ace of hearts and make the rest of the tricks by a s imple cross-ruff. Rixi has set up the hand so that this play won't work but there is another and much s urer line of play. At trick three Rixi leads a diamond to dummy's king and proceeds to ruff a third club. Now comes a heart to dummy's king and the ruff o[ dummy' s last club with her ace of trumJlS . Now she leads her last trump and overtakes in dummy . Dummy ·has three trumps anddiscards as she cashes themleftshe two & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Someone once wrote that you e<>uld tell what a man was really like by looking at the books on his bedside table. 1 don't much hold to that, but a recent check of my own bedside revealed the following : A modern~anguage edition of the Bible the works of Henry David Thoreau, a novel by Joyce Carol ' . Oates ( unread as yet), and a copy of TV Guide magazme. TV Guide is celebrating its twentieth anniversary, aod I guess, on balance, it deserve quite a few good words . · When it first appeared, I dismissed it as another fan magazine, catering to popular tastes for the sensational and distorting the truth to a substantial degree . It actually was several years old before I read a copy of TV Guide and found out what it really is about. · . Well, it's about TV, as you probably have guessed, butit's no sensation-peddler or hammy huckster, by any means. TV Guide has some cogent things to say about television and many of them are not kind at all. Its gently reproving attitude is one of a parent with a wayward child, not too harsh, but getting . the point across. It has articles and features on both shows and personalities, and usually manages to say what it wishes regarding the people who people the TV screen in the same way - gently, but reprovingly. It will not say that a very big TV actress is a ring-tailed shewolf to get along with, and has the morals of an alley cat to accompany the talent of a performing flea, but somehow, you get the message. ·Its r egular contributors are generally a delight, with one exception. Acid-tongued, hard-to-please Judith Crist reviews movies, and she usually finds a couple of the seven or eight network offerings that just may be worth watching. I like her , Melvin Durslag writes sports in a light vein, and isn't overawed by the eternal romance between the tube and the sports fun . Good for him. Cleveland Amory writes audaciously-personal and frequently-hilar ious reviews, and llichard K. Doan, a good critic himself, does a weekly news column, in which-he seems strangely out of his element. About the only regular I can't take is Edith Efron, the house PR person . Just abo~t everything television . is doing is copaceptic with old Edith, and she defen!ls the medium (and the station S and the owners and the netwofks and the advertisers) d 11 bll · Sh · f k with crusading zest an fa i e og1c. e ts a m . .TV Guide has features such as the " Teletype ," which could deal in dirt and gossip, but - unthankfully - doesn't, and• focuses on coming works and events in the TV mill. But the amazing part of TV Guide is its individualized program section. There are more than 200 television markets in the country, and the labor required to sort TV Guide's massive cifculation into coherent regional editions must be a monwnental and trying task each week. Hcwev~r . somehow they manage. The edition read around here lists 14 TV stations, and nine of them ca n be viewed locally 1• 1• o:e:m,Jr:mun 3. OF ,OTHER ITEMS, NAME BRAND GROCERY P.RODUCTS PLUS All OUR FAMOUS !GA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES KNOW YOUR I.G.A. MANAGER COME IN AND MEET YOUR IGA MANAGER . .. \ HE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY LIMIT 2'CANS CAN RON TOLER ...... . I I As your managers, mr lll<VIilger... , We are filled with pride because of the dean, bright atmosphere of our store. You can't help but notice tak. pnde u our Wide, clear aisles. hey allow ple•1ty of roo 1 to move about and are big enough to let you take ·your the spotlessly dean fixtures... gleami•ng meat and frozen food cases., .easy to see overhead lightmg .. and neat, attractively arranged shelves and displays You'll enjoy pleasant, convenient shopping here · and you'll save 1roney, too,· on quality foods every dav of the week. · DON'T FORGET AT IGA WE CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES time choosrnq from ot r I rqe select ron of plainly marked quality Ioo1J . m, mber, you can <shop leisurely h r ) and s<.~ve no ' y, too! - .. IGA CHEESE 2 IGA LB~ .CARTON HOT DOG Televisio;n Log or LIVE EASTER .PLANTS EASTER LILIES PKG. of 8's I I I ~~----~~~-,1 4 & 5 BLOOM I FAIRMONT BRAND FRESH I GERANIUMS POT ONLY I ~----------------~ FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS ICE CREAM 4" . HAMBURGER BUNS SUPPLY LIMITED T THE CASH REGISTER VANILLA, CHOCOLATE .. .. GALLON . 1 PLASTIC TUB _ ALSO WE HAVE MUMS, TULIPS, HYACINTHS ~ ~_. _, · HAIR SPRAY BRANDS. PRICES ON ALL SPECIALS G9QD THRU SATURDAY OR WHILE ITEMS LAST. . - SUDDEN BEAUTY LARGER MEAT & PRODUCE DEPT., alMPLETE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS WITH THOUSANDS . Dear Helen: When plain old almost meatless beef neck bones cost nearly 60 cents a pound, it's time to strike! · ¥ A862 + A 10 4 2 We hear of college people eating dog food to protest the high (with cable). That's darned good batting average. olo 2 1 cost of living, arid some ' meatless" ·days " talk, but why doesn't There are other things about TV Guide which leave me East-West vu lnerable EVERYONE make it plain we won 't take these high prices ? rather cold, such as the TV crossword, and a food section which l'r'cst North Eas-t South 'really has no reason for existence in a television magazine. But I'm weary of sob stories aOOut farmers a nd ranchers. I know Pass just as I can turn off the TV dial if I don't care for what's being a few meat growers, and they're s hopping for Cadillacs. You Pa ~s 3 . · Pass 4 N.T. offered, I can skip these, too. ca n't. tell me that meat prices had to jump over 50 cen ts per Pass 5 4Pass 6 • Pass Pass Pass TV Guide makes mistakes and doesn't do everything. It has pound in a month because cattle feed and marketing costs in· Opening lead- 4- Q diamonds and a heart from its flaws, like all writers and all publications , including the creased a corresponding amount! It just isn't possible . Edgar Ward dies 1973. • her hand. Then she takes writer and publication you are now reading. So long as sellers think they have a captive market, they'll Childre n enU:wing fi rst grade By Oswald & James Jaeoby dummY's queen of l_learts But, .in summary, TV Guide does what it sets out to do, and gouge the buyers . Our only recourse is tO concentrate on meat Edgar c. w ard, formerly 'of · must be six yea r s of age on ·or· Rixl Markus' ~ ·common and makes the last two tricks well. Happy birthday, TV Guide, and may you have another subs titutes and the cheaper produce (or grow our own gardens Portland, 95, East Liverpool with her two red aces . happy twenty or more. · Sense Bridge" includes a set and a flock of chickens) until our lack of demand· brings prices . died Monday a t City Hospital in before September 30, 197:!. ~ NEWSPAP£R ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Pqren ts mus t present the of well pla yed hands. No · down. Even a "freeze" at PRESENT prices would · be East Liverpool. child 's birth · ce rtificate for suc h set would be c omplete disastrous. He is survived by three verification purposes. Also, withOut an 'example of the HOw about it , housewives and husbands ? We can stop in: tl~ghters, MrS. Earl (Iva) dummy re vfi!rsal play and re~ords to verify. Rix i has a good one . . The bidding has' been: flation 'all the way along if we practice selective buying. I'm tirecv-:fackson, · MrS . Ivan (Goldie ) immunization that the ch ild haS received or is WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1 9.73 West North East South of everybody blaming the "middleman'' and passing the bu ck. 7\n thony, and Mrs . Mary Th e ·spade slam is a fairly 6: 00 News, Weathe r , Sport s 3, A, 8, 10 , 15; Trufh Or Con seq. 6; in the process of immunization good one and on looking at OUT OF BUCKS ·-· ~ sellers, all of Eas t Liverpool; Sesa me St . 20 ; Around th e Bend 33. ? age~in st d iphtheria, te tan.us, du mmy South can count on 6: 3Q---- NB C News 3, 4; News a, 10; Sesame St. ZO ; Zoom 33 ; I You, South, hold : three sons, Ray Gilbert Ward, whooping cough, pol _io, three· . three hearts , two diamonds Dream of J.eannie 13. Dear OOB: East Liverpool ; Eugene Ward day and ten- d ay meas les and possi bly one c lub . He .AKJI0765 ¥J92 7:00 - Truth or Conseq . 3; Be:at the Clock 4; News-6, 10; What's Housewives, ari se! My LineS ; Anything You Ca n Do .13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Know Your What do you do now ? and Wayne Franklin Ward, t sees that he will need s ix or Sc hool s 33; Refug ee Chi ldren 15. · Here's one who has already a risen ; and so have.many of my bo th of Por tl and ; 31 grand- vaccines 1 mu.st be presented a seven tru.mp tricks and after A- Bid (ive hearts. You have 7:30 Ep isode: Action 33; The Judge 10; Beat the Clo ck 13; registration . t he queen of clubs is opened fl-iends who are rediscovering Spanish omelets, cheese souffles, chi ldr e n , tremendous heart support con59 g r eatPolice Su rgeon 3; To Tell the Truth ,6; Andy Gr iffith 15 ; RalphSay(eisadvising it appears that the club trick Supt. sidering your three~spade openhamburger casseroles and good old Pinto beans. Ingredients in gra ndc hildren and five grea t~ Econom ic Education 20 ; Half th e George Kirby Comedy Hour parents wh o can not attend is not goi ng to be there for inti;'. 8. such high-pr otein foods aren't cheap (what is, these days?) but great-g randchildren. .a:OQSonny & Cher 8, 10 ; Amerrca '73 20; Adam -12 3, 4, 15 ; registration at their respective him and he will definitely TODA l!'S QUESTION _ _ ... .. _they beat straight meat at $2-plus per polind: · Paul Lynde 6, 13; Highways, The Envi ronment and You 33. Funeral services will be held sc hool to con ta c t the school . need seven trump tricks . West bids six clubs which is 8:30 - Ba nac;:ek 3, 4,· Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe 6, 13 ; Ba ~e ball Moreover, they're more fun to cook. It takes real ingenuity, at I p.m. Thursday at the prin ci pal and m;;1 ke o.ther He . ruffs the second club passed around to you. What do · 15. turnin g beans int o a gourmet dish, r'ight ? - ~· and notes that if he can get ' you do now? Ewing Funeral Home with a rrangemenl">. 9:00 - Medical Center B, 10 ; Lenox Qua rtet-Haydil Opus 20, 33. P . S. Just thought of a great cartoon-caption for our cam- burial. to be in the Stiversville 9:30 - Turning Points 20, 33. hearts to go around three 10:00 -· Cannon~ . 10; Sol!l 33; Owen Marshall 6, 13; News 20 ; paign : " THE BUCK STOPS HERE !" - with an arrow pointing Ceme tery .. Friends may C<J ll at Sea rch 3, 4.' to a home maker's flat purse. - H. 11 : 00 - News3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15. the fun eral home Wednesday 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Di ck Cavett 6, 13: Mo..;oies '' The +++ Jtfte r~oon and eve nin g a nd · Tiger Mak es Out" 8; " Desire In the Dust" 10. · Dea·r Helen : 1: 00 ....,_ News 4, 13. Thursday morning. We told our college son to call horne co11ect, as hearing fr om him r egularly is important. di.scove ring their son is homosexual ; ~!ways THURSDAY, APRIL 19,1973 But smce he doesn 't have to pay the toll, he calls from 2,000 APTURN TIIIUMPHS BY JA CK O'BIIIAN 6: 00 - Sunri se Seminar 4.' Sat;recl Hear t 10. amazing tasteless people don't recognize miles aw<-ty about three. timeS a . week and .talks for an hour or 6: 15 - Farmtime 10; Farm Report 13. COLUMBUS (UPI) ~ ApJACKMAYHAVEGIANTS their tastelessness. more. 6:20 - Pa ul Harvey 13. turn ca ptured the six furl ong JUMPING CANDLESTICK The news about Jimmy Durante is 6:30 - Co lumbus Today 4; · Bible Answers 8; America's We're thrilled to hear from him,.but our phqne bills look like . $2,500 a llowance feature at Prob lems lO ;· Patterns for Liv ing . NEW YORK (KFS ) - A deal 's on to brin g worrisoine ... Rex Harrison in ''Emperor Henry the national debt. If I complain , he may stop calling altogether. 6:45- Corncob Repo rt 3. B ~ulah Park here Tuesda y in the Giants from Candles tick Park in. San IV" is a protean mJ..Ul1mer iri a dreary Pitan~ 7:00 - Today 3, j1, 15. We've never wcmted to look cheap in· his eyes. What would you I ' 12 2·5, returning $6 , $3.20 and Francisco to Sonny Werblin's New Jersey 7:30 - R_omper Roo in 6 Sleepy Jeffers 8; Rocky & Bullwinkle dello translation and can't lift it to passing suggest ' - CALLED BROKE IN CAUF. $2.80. 13 ; Popeye 10. . ... sports complex ... The ob its said Ben Marden entertainment even with his certainly great ..B:OO - Capt . Kangaroo 10; New Zoo .Revue 13: .Sesame St. 33; -.~ Dixie Donna placed and Wise ran the original Cotton Club ; not so. Ben ran the personality and acting ... D.oes the music biz Lass is 6. Dear C.B.: Sa ilor showed . Club de Luxe on the same premises ( 842 Lenox · dese rve thi s? "Happy Hooker " XaViera 8:30 - Jack La La nne 13 ; Romper Room 8; New Zoo Revue 6. Welcome to the " For Whom Ma Bell Tolls" club. (She tolls 9: 00 - Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue 15; Ben-Casey 13; Romper The 5-8 daily double com· Ave.) as·earlier_did J ack Johnson ... The famous Hollander cut an album of songs while awaiting main ly for parents of college students. l Room a; Peyton Place 13 ; Caot. Kan~aroo 8; Let's Make A bination of Grudair and Bet Cotton Cl ub rim by Herman Stark and The Boys 6 : Fr iendly junction 10; AM 3. . · Deal ·canadian deportation .. . Billy Duniels' Old " Rules" will make you a n ~x-mem ber , Tell your son a directBlue paid $240.6.0. ca me after ... Ben also ran the specta cular 9:30 - To Tell The Truth 3; HazelS ; Jeopardy 6; HollYwood's Black Magic tricks on and on: he'll play a dial, after-nin P.M. ca ll is great, but the U.S. mail isfqr lengthier Talking 1Q, A c rowd of 3,795 wagered Riviera across the George Washington Bridge " Black Godfather" in .a race-gangster flick, conversations. ' . . 10:00 - Ha ihayoga 33; Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Sho re 3, 15; $382,106. in New J ersey Jhat .con tained a big gambling Columbus Six Calli ng 6.· Joker' s Wild 8, 10. · "While L. A. Sleeps." It 's time he learned the difference between "cheap" and casi no, tOo; \he late Jim Rutkin was Ben's silent 30 Concentration 3. 15 ; Phij. Donahue 4; Split Second 13 ; 10: Central Park's Dog Hill (at 5th & 79th) Price Is Right 8, 10. . · · · " not extravagant," fr:om a parent who shou.ld have leveled with NOTICE OF partner ... . There' ll bo a fi ght over Bejl's vast needs a Henry Kissinger : big canine version of 11 :00 - Sale of Cen tur y 3, 4, IS; Love of Life 8, 10 ;- Bewitched 6, APPOINTMENT him long ago. - H. 13; Sesa me St. 20. Case No . 20903 millions; a lady" he lived with won ' t ma ke any WW II - German shepherd and a Russian +++ Estate of GEORGE H. BAKER, dead bones about procla iining she 1s his com~ 12:00 - JeopardY 3, ·15; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 10, 13 ; wolfh ound had a vicious fight and the German Deceased . Dear Helen: Jackie Oblinger 8; Password 6. Noti ce Is hereby given thaf mon.Jaw widow ... There 'll be a price war in TV~ 12:30 - ·3 W's Ga me 3; Search for Tqmorrowa, 10; Spli t Second los t again ... The record hit " Dueping Banjoes" Would you please point out for everyone, mainly my wife, M.ary Virginia Hindy , of 16 testimon ials: huge insurance com pa ny will pa y ~ 6. Ca r ol Aven ue. Se neca Falls, is folloWed by a sincere form of plattery : · ... that it's d3mn rude and deflating to eorrect grammar or 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; It's Your· Bet 8; Green New York, has been du ly· ap . $1,000,000 to a star high in H'wood 's pecking "Dueling Tubas" is following_ it ... TV Acres 10; Not For Women Only 15 ; Secret Storm a. ' pronunciation when Someone is trying to tell a ,funny story? I , pointed E)(ecutrix of the E!;tate order for th ree years ... Perry Como's already . newscaster Roger Grimsby and wife sa~ they're l: 20 Fashions in' SeW inc 3. of George H . BaKe r , deceased, think of only One thing worse along this lin e, and that 's returning late of Meigs CoUnt y, Ohio . getting $200, 000 a year from Sylvania. - Let's Make a Deal 6, 13 ; As The World Turns a, 10 ; ha pphymarried . " I'm happy here, " says Mrs. 1:30 a love letter with the spelling corrected . ..,-.FLATTENED MALE Cred ihors are required to fi le Th ree on a Match 3, 4, 15. . · M~Iti:jillionaire Alf Vanderbilt and his ·. ·G. in San Mateo, Calif., " and Roger is happy in their claims with sajd f.idu ciary 2:00Da ys of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 ; Newlywed Game 13; Mike ... _ ..._ 1 within four months . personal jockey Robyn Smi th were in a Long Douglas 6; Guid ing Ligh t 8, 10. · Dear Male: York." Oh. New Dated this 13th day of April 2:30.-' Do c to~s J, .t, 15; Datin~ Gam e 13; Edge of Night a, 10. bland branch . of Bonwit-Teller tiffin g af- . 1973. ·-" The Gradua~e " ·star, Katharine_ Ross , and Be glad to, because it happens often - and not only deflates 3:00 - Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospita l 6, 13 ; Love Manning D. Web ster fecti onately of course over whether the new fur ~piE!n d or ed Thing 8, 10; Betlind the Lines 20. Ule story teller,- but embarrasses the lis teners. hsr Oscar-winning cameraman, Conrad Hall, Judge 3:30 __, Return to Pe yton Place3, 4, 15; One Life to Live ·6, 13; Cour t of CommOn Pleas coat should have a _ collar or not; Robyn· firmly Wives, husbands, relatives, friends: Listen, appreciate, cooled it. Katharine moved out of his Malibu 11 Secret Storm 10. Probate Divi sion insisted on the collarless ... Mayor Jawn Lind· ( 4) 18; 25 (5 ) 2. 31 laug h ;__ a,nd forget "sup€:rior intelligence." No one is interested ranch . Eve n took her own horses .with her ... Dr. 4:00 - Mr . Cartoon 3; Love American Style 1~; Flintstones 6, say picked up a bi g ( $300 ) check at Joe's Pier 52, lS i· Gilligan's Isle 8: Sesame St. ·.20. 33 ; Movie "Operation in your ego trip. --'- H. Bob Atkins of " Diet Revolution " controversial Snatch" 10. . NOTICE OF but his $25 tip shocked the waiter -about half best~seller fame was at the Unicorn - .eating APPOINTMENT 4:30 I Love Lucy _ 6; Petticoa t Jun ction 3; Gilligan's Isle 8; Case No . 20909 the usual 15 pet.- pourboire. Dick Van Dyke 15. - ' everything' in sight ... Barbara Howar told us Estate of ME RLE E'. RICE , ' " No Har d Feelings,:• a leaden farce opened - Mi ster Rogers20, 33; Andy Griffith 15 ; Bona nza 3; Hazel TOP HARNESS URIVEII David Suss kind (when producing her TV series) 5:00 SELECTS UC nee eased . a; Big Valley 6. . Not ice is hereby giye n that at the Marlin Beck Theater and flubbed. It COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Herve specialized in calling her what Sinatra called 5:30 - El ec. Co. 33;' Gomer PviP 1:l: HnctoPnorloP 1 nrln,. ?n: CINCINNA TI (U Pf ) Edison Hobs telt er , of P om~roy, starred Nanette Fabra y, bright a nd impervious Filion lops North . Ame rican University of Cin c inn ati Ohio. Biverly Hillbil lies 8; Dgath Valley Days 15; Ohio HiQh School Maxine Cheshire; Barbara then did a one-word ha!; been duly appomted · · I d Edd' AI ljaSKefbal! Tourr:~ament 4. · 1e bert, harness drivers so far th is year basketball coach Ga le Catlett Administrator of th e Estate of · to the s urroundmg g oom; an sca tological description of Little David that 's . 6:00 - News J, 4, 8, 10, 15 ; Tr uth or Con seq. 13; Around' the Bend Mere;_ l~ E . Rice, dec~ased , late who shout ed his . way through the tasteless with 105 winS, on ly thre~ .wins announced today 1the .signing of of 33 ; Sesame St. 20. equally unprintable. • Me1gs Coun ty , Oh10. . ·, . · · 1 d b !'ttl ·d ht c red itors al'e requ ired to file tna chvtty; tt sa ra 1 e vacuum - a ug er behind his record~setting pace Joe Stalma , a forward"'(!e.nter " The Last Tang_o" is a piece of smut, but 6:30 - NBC News 4, 15; ABC News 8, 10; ·1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Desi gning Wom en ~J. theirincla.ims wit h hs. sa id fiduciary \veds after pregnancy. mothet' is pregnant even last yea r when he fini shed with at Rossford High School who with four mont . . its· title tWle is a nifty jukeboX noise ,.. Even 7: 00 - Truth or Conseq . 3; Beat The c::tock 4 ; Course of Our Dat ed th is 6th da y of April before daug hter 's .weddmg, not by hubby but by 605 victories. Times J3; What 's My Line.8; Big Red Jubilee 15; -News 6; composer Burt Bacharach's mother didn't like. was sought by at leas t 20 1 9 7 · Elec . Co. 20; Let's Make A Deal 13. ~· Mann ing o . w ebste r· a walter, a ll supposed to be hilarious but totally _ his "Lost Horizon" flick ... Ex.-cop is supposed . Th e U. S.. Trotting schools. 7: 30 :..._ Hollywood Squa res 3; To Tell The Truth 6; Wild JlJdge tri vially tragic ... One gleam.of fun surfaced-: Association reported. Fillotl ; of to make second-comi'ng;.size headlines ·· ~ Court of Commo n Pleas , Kingdom 10 ; I' ll See You in Cou rt 4 ; Lassie 8; Zoom 20; The 6-8, 235-pou nd co-captain Probate Divis io n Larry Hai nes, a bulwark of hi gh professional ' London Institutes Ltd . offers honorary docNewsmaker '72 13; Status of Cancer '73 33. ·~ La Chute, Quebec, pi cked up 2fj was named to API's Class AA-""T4T"1 1, 8:00 Flip Wil son 3, 4, 15; Waltons a, 10; Mod Squad 6, 13; 18.' 25. 3tc foolishness in many a Bdwy. play go·od and bat wins in the past two weeks. lorates on request - ·for $25. Claims in the . All-Slate •econd team after Movie 20. 33 . _ .. . This is the so rt of play to greet a uthors Sam ·Second with 9!) wins for the ave 1·ag,in g lG.l points and 17 .7 brochure colleges give honorary · degrees to 9:00 - Bob Hope J. 4, 15 ; Streets of San Fral)cisco 6, 13 . Bobri~k and Ron Clark with, ' 'Well~ yo uJve ----:: : Dean Martin 3, 4, 15; Up With People a. 10. year is Buddy Gilmour of rebounds a game last season. for next fall . " !fee l it's a great prorTiinent people ''to add lustre'' to.Rraduations 10:00 11 :00 - News3,4, 6, 8, 13, 15. Westbury , N. Y., and third is or to major contributors and insists it prefers 11:30- Johnny 'ca rson 3, 4, 15; Dick Cavett 6, 13 ; Movies ''The '•Joe was our No. ·1 target in achievement to have him a · done il again!· · and indeed they hav~ ; their last Jirn Cu rridn 0( Jackson. Mich ., tile stale," Ca tlett sa id about part of our basketball _g r.ubby fallu rc \H IS "NIJI'fn an, rs lhi1t You?'' a Extraordinar y Seaman" .8: " Anything Goes" 10. . . $25 fr om 1,1100 to $25,1100 from one well-heeled .1:00 - Roll e r Derby 4; News 13. crutch~funny foolishness about pa re nt s with 96. ego. ''That way .we arerl•t behOI<kn to anyone. " 7:00 """" News 4. tile first play~r to be .. 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That is my reflection Upon receiving the pleasing report even though late - that Mike Hartinger, son of Alr Force Ma j. General and Mrs. James Hartinger , was named to the 1972 Al1· Colorado Triple A high school football team. And like his fath er, an All.SEOAL haHback out of Mi<!dleport about 30 years and three wars ago, Mike also is a halfback. Mike, a senior at Colorado Springs• Wasson High School, has a brother, Jinuiler , about four years oJder who a lso made his mark in high school and collegiate athletics before following his father into the Air Force (flying F-102 All Weather Interceptors out of Jackso~ville, Fla., arxlloving it). Both boys are remembered in Middleport as little leaguers. Jimmerwas 12when he spent part of a summer with his grandparentshere.Hediditallinlittleleague. First, about Mike: _ H" ba k . th . IS credentials are impressive. A 175·1b. running c m e wishbone offense, he also,pll,lyed the def!p positions on punts -and kickoffs. Mike led Wasson to its first Colorado South Ce ntral League championship ~ He has goOd speed, great balance, and strength. And he likes til play rough . YOUR CHOICE CARTON OF 8 · 16 Ol NICE 'N L1TE MILK BETSY ROSS FOR • PLUS DEPOSIT .,.. .; 15 CT. 'n .GAL FAIRMONT ¢ FRUIT __ ·-. . DRINKS 'n GAL CARTON BIG A CLOSE OUT! 5 GAL• CAN ROOF COATING VALVOLINE 41h' FISHING ALL CLIMATE 88 $ ROD MOTOR QT. OIL LIMIT 6 QTS~ ZEBCO .. u. ·s. WHILE IT LASTS • " 22J 12 6 8 Logan 1 1 Jackson 1 2 '7 258 Meigs o 3 5 15 Wel lston o 4 32 TOTALS 1J 1J lll' llJ Monda y's Resu lt : Athens \3 Waverly 1 Tuesday's Res ults: Gallipolis at Logan, ppnd, wet grounds Ironton 4 Waverly 0 Jackson 2 Meigs o Athens 9 We llston 0 Toda y's Ga me : Gallipolis at Jack so n (makeup) Lo~~~r~~ ax;~e~~mes : The Mei gs .:tJ- ' Building USED CARS WEATHER WARMER • • • Colonial Style Roxbury .S PALDING PER M Delivered ' .. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO• __ .._PH. 77}55!'4 . .·-, . .; .. · MASON, W. VA.. the Marauders' third loss · of the Tuesday, seo.LSOII . th e final [or at bat Southern. The1'c was one out and nobody on base; on ly two to go before the game went into extra innings. But Mitch Nease stepped. to the plate anrf. singled . The ne:xt batter, Vern Ord bunted Nec.1se to second, 3nd Nease stole third. Gil lespie threw a wild pitch , which Jet Nease seoro tu win the ~~ m e Wolfe) and singles by Steve Price, Chi:Lncy, and Mick Ash. Wolfe, thl,! fine centerfie l_der, has a hitti11g s treak going with five hits in his last six at baLS. For Ja ckson. Jcnk ihs struck out 4 batl.crs and gave up five hits. He was l'csponsible for !wo of the Iron men's four hits and drove in both of their runs. The other Ii iis were sing les by Hughes and Ewi ng. The M"araudc rs have a li ght sc hed ul e, wilh 13 ga mes ·li ned up in the next 3 wee ks , wea ther permitting. Tonight the MHraudcrs are be ing h ~tcd by the Poiflt Pleasa nt Big Blacks. Jacksun toO 010 0- 24-1 Meigs 000 000 0~0·5·0 Jenkins und Ro·e. Chancy and . lOb yard da sh, Sma t ~ers - N ( 11 .2). Woodson N. Knotts W, Whitlatch-M. McG reger-W. A-10, Lo wery -M (~4 seconds), Knick -W. Burdolf-W, Turleger N, Pierce v . 880 Relay, Warren loca.l ( 1.40) , Nelsonville, Vin t·on. Meigs. aBo Run, Har l·tnan .N (2·: 13.6); Daws N, Murcer-W, Offenburgcr ~W , Robson-M. Low Hurdles , Hannei-W (22.8) , Adkins -N, WoodbUrn.w. · Whitlat ch-M,. toddeJ .V. 270 Dash, S'11athcrs-N (24.21, Low er y . M . Knotts . W, McGregor-W, Eve rls-V. Mile Run. Tyo-N (5:04 .5), Seandel N, Hunter W, Huff man w, Wald·V. 2 Mile Run., Edge -W ( 10· 36.S), Rey nolds.w, Cox N. Conway-W, Beech-.N . up fiv e run s on four hits, struck out eight, (jnd issUed s ix bases on balls. E<Jstern's six hils were c'ontri buted by Edwards, BJakc , and Duval, the lattel' two going 2 fOr 2. . Ravenswood 's Kelly had re li ~f help in the fifth inning fr om Sayl"e . Hendricks and F'oose were the. big clubbers for their team. · Ea:Stern'.s record now stands at ~-5. They will play'' wahama . at hon\e this eVening. Ravenswucd 220 100 0-5-4·3 000 . 000. 0-3-!).3 .Eastern Kelly, Sayr·e (5[, and Foose. Cross and .Edwards, Ichinger . ~ out, the only major difference dump Montreal. The Expos between Jenkins and Seaver blew a five-run lead and wasted ~·as Monday 's homer, the Cub ccnterfielder's nrst or the season . Both pitchers registered five strikeouts while Seaver walked two to JenkinS• one. Joe Morgan slammed his third home run in two days, a two·run blast, t9 pace the streakinK Reds to their fifth · straight victory . The Reds, leading the National League West, also got a pitching bonus from , Ross Grimsley, who the game's only homer, a solo blast by Ran Fairly in the fifth . Dave Cash's run-producing single that scored Gene Alley , broke up a 3-3 tie in the lith inning to give the Pirates their win over St. Louis. Alley had been walked by reliever Alan 1 f Foster who took over after starter Bob Gibson w~s touched for 11 hits after nine innings. Rudy Hernandez got the win in relief for Pittsburgh. Andy Mes·s ersmith won his first game as a Los AngeleS Dodger, striking out nine in evening his record at 1~1. Tlle D<XIgcrs backed · Messersmith fur lhe Tornadoes, lt was a ~ith l 2 hits, three of the~ ·near copy, with a younger cast, coming from Willie Davis who of how the Cincinnati Reds also drove in twQ runs and defe~ted Pitti;burgh in 1972 for scored three times. the Nationa l League pennant. Shortstop Chris Speier drove Cow::h Hilton Wolfe Jr . was in- four runs with two doubles especially pleased with Ord's and a pair of singles as the cli<tlrtond behavior. Along with Giants pounded six Atlanta Ord's sacrifice, he made iln pitchers for 2l hits in the OHlSt."l nding defensive play at opener and then made it a s~con d base l.o prevent another sweep behind combined the Glou ster run . nVC·hit pitching of Ron Bryant (;illcspie s truck out "two and Randy Moffitt in the · baller::;, wa lkeO two and gclVe nightcap. up four hil~. Mike and Mitch N~;<tsc , .Jeff Hubbard 1 and Dave Theiss sin gle d fo r the TorOur Interest Is nad oes ~s did Patton, Bronton, Greater For You and Gillespie for Glouster. ' Southern's nexl game will be ~1cxt Tu esday at Wahama, Glouster 000 001 0--1 :1 I Southern 100 1100 1 ~2 4 2 Sayre and D~1nni ng. Gill espie On ~0-Day and Orunton. HOTI'ER! CLEANING RUBINSON'S .CLEANERS ~ •V ~ ., .. ,, u · Publ ished. da i l y eHept Sa.lurday by " The Oh io Va l ley Pub l i Shing Court C ompany , Certificates Ro~hes ter 2 Meigs CQ. Branc~ ~) Wc!Y -- The Athens County Savings ·& Loan Co. 296 Second St . 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VALUES KEITH GOBLE FORD US'ED ·cAR LOT A~e. DonHlelli said after the game in explaining his delay ip making a call . "I just wanted to be sure. l don"'t blame Yogi for arguing.'' Other than the disputed final Marauders third at Nelsonville (Upon Kequest) Jrd 111-5. " I heard it hit the bat," Big ri ghthander Bill Chaney was tuugh, funning t:J hitters · and walking none. Mt~hmdel' coach Donald Wolfe said Chane)' was far more effective than ,Jackson'::; pitcher, Steve Ameri can Lea gue Jenkins. Bv Un ited Press Internationa l ~ <tid Wolfe, "Chan ey E~t deserved to win. The game was Baltimore 7 · ~- j~~ GB ·· losl uffCnsively, nut defenBos ton 4 3 . ..Sll 2 sivcly.' ' · Detroi 1 5 <1 .556 2 T . Cleveland 4 5 444 3 w1cc th e Maraude r s New York 3 6 .333 J t.ILrcate 11cd . 11; both instances Milwau kee 2 5 .286 4 the bases were loHdcd . . Bui We~- l. Pe t. GB each Lime the batter hit into a If ·. .~~ ~Ci t y a 2- .aoo doub le play .and the side was Min1.esota 5 3 .625 2 Ca lifornia 3 4 .429 3' 7 retired . Chi cago 3 4 .429 Jlt~ 1\.feigs got five hits off of Texas 'l <1 .JJJ 4 Jenk ins, including two by Dave 0akland 2 6 .250 s Tuesday's Resu lts Wolfe (no rel<.~tion to Coach Ash. J,P- Chaney. De troit 6 Boston 3 Minnesota 10 Cali forn ia 5 Chicago 10 Texas 5 CleveiFtnd 1 Milwaukee J Bal timore 4 New York 2 Kan sas City 5 Oak land 4 1-1 innings ifrl. Toda y's Probable Pitchers (All r;m es EST! Califo rnia (Ryan 2-0) at Minneso ta (Biy leven 1-2), 2: 15 Mlie Relay, WNrren Local. p .m . NF.I.SONV fi.LE - Me igs Nelsonville, Meigs. Texas. I Paul l-0) at Chic.;~go High camt: in th ird in ;:1 fo ur· Pole Vau lt , lemen·W, FeeIWood 1-2 l 1 2: 15 P· m. W, Lehew-M. · Mi lwaukee (Lockwood 0-1) at lit' huol . track and fi eld mee t . High Jump, Klrk -W (19ft. ), her0 TuCsday afternoor1, the Adkin s - N. Cleveland (S trom 1 0), 1 p.m. Wood so n- N, De1roil (Perry 1-0) qt Boston fina l sco re s be ing Wa r re n Whi tl alch-M, Pennei-W. (Tian12 -0), 1:30 p.m. Broad J ump, Kn ick-W Oakland (Hunter 01) a t Local !Jt"l, Nc lsohv ill ~ 79, Meigs · ( 5'1 0 " .), Of fe n bu r ger -W, Kansas City (Drago 2-0>. 8:30 :11 and Vinton, 20. Coddel V, Woodsen ·N. Coddlep.m. . . . . Oes pile t he poor ·o vera ll V. New York, fMedi ch 0-0) at. .Shot Pu t, Webcr-M (42' 5;'), BaltimOre {Cuellar 0-1), 7:30 s how ing, the Mru·auder:-; won Connors-N, Murphy-V, -Angtep.m. t.hree fir s t pli:lccs . Dallas W, Du nt ee -W. Thursday's Ga mes Di scus, Weber (121' I I"). Weber ucc.'ounted for two of O~kland at. Kansas City (nigh t) Ripple -W, McWill iams-N, Mi lwau kee ill Clevelan d (twi tllcse, winning the shot puts Connors-N, Mu rphy-N. light) (an eve nt in which he "Jws not. a tier noon the Th is New York. at Ba ll imor e (nig ht)· wil l meet logan af Marauders yet been defeated ) and the Laga n. Detroit at Bo5ton (on ly games sc heduled ) discus. Sprinter Tom Lowery won the 440 d8 sh in 54 seconds. The Dai~ Sentinel The results : DEVOTED TO T!"4E High Hurdles, Prilchqrd-N INT E REST OF [17 .5 ). McGui re -W, WoodMEIGS -MASON AREA CH E STER L . TANN E HILL . born .w, Coddc! V, McDonald . ON BRICK jusl out of Pony League, gave up only three hits and fanned 10. He went thci ~istance, as did Gillespie, Glouster's moundsman . Southern scored its first run in the firSt inning, then was runl"ess· until the seyenth. The Torno1does held Glouster until the sixth . With the score tied at one run eac h, it was M~raude rs wen l d leport down in ddeat to Jc.1 ckson 2·0 in a tight pitching duel aL Mirf· Gallipolis at Wellston Kansas City nipped Oakland, 54, Cleveland downed Mil· waukee, 7-3, the Chicago White Sox pounded Texas, 10-5, Dclroit bested Boston, 6-3, and Minnesota trou11ced California, Chaney brilliant hut loses AT THIS! GALLON CAN 99 1 1 RACINE ~ The Tornadoes made it two in a row, edging Glouster 2-1 in a non~league baseb;.dl gmne here Tuesday afternoon. As the score indicates, the tension got down to the final inning before a victor emergerl. · r·ete Sayre pitched a tremendous game for Sot1thern. The righthander, LOOK REEL GOLF .SET 4 0 2 2 R OR 31 0 •'- 1 $ .4 0 the 14.549 fans who had heretofore · been treated to a dandy or a pitching duel. In other National League ~ames WMuesday, Cincinnati blanked San Diego , 3-o, for iii; fifth straight win , Philadelphia outslugged Montreal, 9-6, Pitts· burgh cdt::ed St. Louis, 4·3, in 14 innings. l .os Angeles clubbed Houston, 7·2, and San Francisco swept a doubleheader from Houston , 15-2, and, 2-0. In the American League, ~ Ravenswood wins -over Eagles 5-3 176 7 PC. wl Jenkins , coasting along to. ward his first victory of the 197:! season for the Chicago Cubs with the aid of Rick J\1onday's fifth inning solo homer , wound up winning the · g<~ me in a storm of controycr.sy when Don<'!lclli called Milner out on a foul tip-third strike af ter th~ Mets' first b<tscman thought he had dral\•n a walk . That brought Mcts' Mcmagcr Yogi Berra racing out to the plate and a chorus of boos from By United Press Internatio nal Nationa l Leag ue East Pittsburgh ':· ~· GB• New York 5 J .625 11 1 Chicago 5 3 .625 1"" Ph iladelphia 4 ·1 .500 21 ·2 Montreal 3 .5 .375 31,, S1 . louis r 8 . 111 6 We:.J. l . Pet. GB Ci"r:~ci n na t l 9 3 .750 .......:. San Francisco 9 4 .692 '· Los Angeles 6 6 500 J His 784 yards rushing on 73 carries ...Jed th e tough SCL Houston 5 . B :385 . 41 2 (average 10.7yds. percarry) as did his 15 TDs by rushing to lead San Diego 5 ·a .385 4 1' all scorers. No wonder his nickname is " White Lightning" (see Atlanta 3 8 ,273 5' ~ • . Tuesday's Res ults picture}. Philadelphi'! 9 Mon treal 6 . Mike is rapid with the books, too. His 3.1 (8-plus) average is Chicago 1 New York 0 match.ed by his time of 4.7 seconds in the 40.yard sprint in full Pittsburgh .:1 51. Louis 3, 14 innings grid gear. His punting average for Wasson was 39.5 yards, a San i=ran 15 Atlanta 2, 1st figuremanytestedcollegianswouldbehappytoown . CS~n ~ran 2 AStlantDa.o, 2nd ' f b }1 h j h ' ff f Jab 1ncmna 1 I 3 an 1ego 0 .. Mike stewed over oot a sc oars tp o ers rom A ~rna , Los Angeles 7 Hous ton 2 OIUabo!ll&, 0/lorli~!V ,MeJ<!i.~ong ~y otheG~,-.bl,lh,r.-T<t<f~y:• Hr~bi!.bJtP;tchers finallysettledontheUniversityofTexas. Heisthefirst Colorado . . CA)f"1).mes EST> . .:· . Ph1ladelpht.l tr.Ca rllon 2 ~ 1) at Sprmgs athlete ever recrulted by Texas . · Montreal (Renko 0-0) , 2: 15p.m. Mike also is a fine baseball player. Last week his sticking Chi cago (Pappas 0-1) at New average was 413 in the toughest prep league in the state. York Matlack 1· 1J. 2 p.m · · · · Atl anta (Mor ton 0-1) at San Franc isco (Bryant l OJ , 3: 15 . JII;iMER SPENT HIS high school years in Virginia and Las p.m. PittSburgh (Moose· l-OJ S.t . Vegas, Nevada. He Was a good halfback ·and an excellent Lou is( Wi"se1 -0J.8 :30p.m.at . baseball player. When be attended Wichita State University, as a Houston !Reuss 1-0) at Los sopbomore he played center field, and was one of his team 's Angeles (John 2-0), 11 p.m. . Cincinnati {Nelson 1·0) at San . leading hltters. Following hiS sophomore year he went into pilot .Diego(Arlin0-1J,l0:30 p.m. training. ._ Thursday's Ga mes Maj . General Hartinger (then a brigadier ) ivas the speaker . Phlla~elp h ia at Montrea l Chicago at N.ew York (2) for the Meigs Marauder football banquet in November, 1971. Pittsburgh at 51. Lou i5 Never a desk pilot, the general always has been in the thick of San Fran cisco al Los Ange les (n ight) whatev~r is going on around him. He was a line sergeant in World (only g·ames sc heduled) War II when lie won the privilege of attending West P oint Military Academy. Then came assignments as a pursuit pilot in the Korean Conflict and in the Vietnam War sandwiched around stateside tours of duty, in one of which he earned his MA in business. His present assignment is DeputyChief of Staff for Plans and Programs with NORAD. \ From what 1 know of the general nothing could have made him happier than for Mike and Jinuner to rilake it big in high school athletics. The general will be looking forward, as will his TUPPERS PLAINS ~ The Gth inning. many friends and relatives in .Meigs County, to Mike laking the highly ranked bnS<ball team of With one oul, pinchhiltcr Phil field with the Longhorn football team in a couple of years. Mike's Ravenswood, W.Va., defeated Buwcn got to first on an error. grandmothers here are Mrs. Violet Hartinger, Beech St., and the Eastern team the· second Cat<.: her Bnh l~d wards doubled, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, Mill St. An aunt here is Mrs. Lionel time this season Tuesday, but only to have Bowen thrown out Boggs, Lincoln St. this time the loss wasn 't cu; big. ·at 11ome . Randy Bhtke sing led home. The fina l .score was 5-3 in favor Edw'"'l'ds ~ of Ravenswood. Now tJ:te situation was Blake Kelly picked up the win for on second and Bill Osborne Qn the West Virginians as Raven s~ firs t as the result of a throwin g wood held the Eagles runless err or:-.. Alan Duvall Strolled up for 6 innings . Richard Cross, to the p"latc and promp tly Easter n pi tcher, had given up doubled home the othe1· .two all five of the winners ' runs Eagle runs . rrhc · rally, before the Eagles started to however, fell short. score. All the r uns ~arne in the Cross, the losing hurler, g~ve TAN, .GREEN, TURQUOISE ONLY Tommy Hutton's two..run, pinch-hit double highlighted a four-run eighth inning for the Tornadoes best Glouster, 2-1 I (Baseball! Ga l llpol i~ . FAIRMONT PAN · ROLLS ·UPI Sports Writer In a classic duel between two f the National League's xemier pitchers, who would "We thought an umpire could steal half the spotlight? Nevertheless, Ferguson Jen· kins' nifty two-hit 1-0 decision over Tom Seaver Wednesday afternoon 'was almost up~taged by plate umpire Augie Donate}. li's controversial final out, foul tip call on the Ne-w York M~ts · John Milner. Team Ironton Athens Waverly 12 OZ.~~~~~~o CHEESE . Blns/e WfiAPI'ED Bl/ce• DOZEN ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS By BILL MADDEN SEO standings - blanks NY Mets, 1-0 PhiJiies as they went on to I GA MEDIUM Jenkin~ scattered eight hits iu blanking the Padres . ' u nn::t U'{ Phone 992-5428 9 TO 5 For Easter Shopping!! Shop Friday Til 8, Saturday Til 9 New York Clothing House KERM 'S KORNER e POMEROY I �The New ..• 7- 'l1le Dailv Sentinel,lliiddleport.Pomeroy, 0., ~rillB, 197~ IGA FOODLINER • MIDDI.EPORT, 0. · ...........~ -----~· --- GRANDOPB the Sports ' By Chet Tannehill • ·Desk OPENS THURS., 10 AM EGGS ¢ U. ·S. GRADE A IB . ··- Mike Hartinger: All-Colorado 10 Ol 'n MOON COLBY CHEESE SAVE AT YOUR IGA ROYAL CROWN Lik f th lik e a er e sons. That is my reflection Upon receiving the pleasing report even though late - that Mike Hartinger, son of Alr Force Ma j. General and Mrs. James Hartinger , was named to the 1972 Al1· Colorado Triple A high school football team. And like his fath er, an All.SEOAL haHback out of Mi<!dleport about 30 years and three wars ago, Mike also is a halfback. Mike, a senior at Colorado Springs• Wasson High School, has a brother, Jinuiler , about four years oJder who a lso made his mark in high school and collegiate athletics before following his father into the Air Force (flying F-102 All Weather Interceptors out of Jackso~ville, Fla., arxlloving it). Both boys are remembered in Middleport as little leaguers. Jimmerwas 12when he spent part of a summer with his grandparentshere.Hediditallinlittleleague. First, about Mike: _ H" ba k . th . IS credentials are impressive. A 175·1b. running c m e wishbone offense, he also,pll,lyed the def!p positions on punts -and kickoffs. Mike led Wasson to its first Colorado South Ce ntral League championship ~ He has goOd speed, great balance, and strength. And he likes til play rough . YOUR CHOICE CARTON OF 8 · 16 Ol NICE 'N L1TE MILK BETSY ROSS FOR • PLUS DEPOSIT .,.. .; 15 CT. 'n .GAL FAIRMONT ¢ FRUIT __ ·-. . 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Gil lespie threw a wild pitch , which Jet Nease seoro tu win the ~~ m e Wolfe) and singles by Steve Price, Chi:Lncy, and Mick Ash. Wolfe, thl,! fine centerfie l_der, has a hitti11g s treak going with five hits in his last six at baLS. For Ja ckson. Jcnk ihs struck out 4 batl.crs and gave up five hits. He was l'csponsible for !wo of the Iron men's four hits and drove in both of their runs. The other Ii iis were sing les by Hughes and Ewi ng. The M"araudc rs have a li ght sc hed ul e, wilh 13 ga mes ·li ned up in the next 3 wee ks , wea ther permitting. Tonight the MHraudcrs are be ing h ~tcd by the Poiflt Pleasa nt Big Blacks. Jacksun toO 010 0- 24-1 Meigs 000 000 0~0·5·0 Jenkins und Ro·e. Chancy and . lOb yard da sh, Sma t ~ers - N ( 11 .2). Woodson N. Knotts W, Whitlatch-M. McG reger-W. A-10, Lo wery -M (~4 seconds), Knick -W. Burdolf-W, Turleger N, Pierce v . 880 Relay, Warren loca.l ( 1.40) , Nelsonville, Vin t·on. Meigs. aBo Run, Har l·tnan .N (2·: 13.6); Daws N, Murcer-W, Offenburgcr ~W , Robson-M. Low Hurdles , Hannei-W (22.8) , Adkins -N, WoodbUrn.w. · Whitlat ch-M,. toddeJ .V. 270 Dash, S'11athcrs-N (24.21, Low er y . M . Knotts . W, McGregor-W, Eve rls-V. Mile Run. Tyo-N (5:04 .5), Seandel N, Hunter W, Huff man w, Wald·V. 2 Mile Run., Edge -W ( 10· 36.S), Rey nolds.w, Cox N. Conway-W, Beech-.N . up fiv e run s on four hits, struck out eight, (jnd issUed s ix bases on balls. E<Jstern's six hils were c'ontri buted by Edwards, BJakc , and Duval, the lattel' two going 2 fOr 2. . Ravenswood 's Kelly had re li ~f help in the fifth inning fr om Sayl"e . Hendricks and F'oose were the. big clubbers for their team. · Ea:Stern'.s record now stands at ~-5. They will play'' wahama . at hon\e this eVening. Ravenswucd 220 100 0-5-4·3 000 . 000. 0-3-!).3 .Eastern Kelly, Sayr·e (5[, and Foose. Cross and .Edwards, Ichinger . ~ out, the only major difference dump Montreal. The Expos between Jenkins and Seaver blew a five-run lead and wasted ~·as Monday 's homer, the Cub ccnterfielder's nrst or the season . Both pitchers registered five strikeouts while Seaver walked two to JenkinS• one. Joe Morgan slammed his third home run in two days, a two·run blast, t9 pace the streakinK Reds to their fifth · straight victory . The Reds, leading the National League West, also got a pitching bonus from , Ross Grimsley, who the game's only homer, a solo blast by Ran Fairly in the fifth . Dave Cash's run-producing single that scored Gene Alley , broke up a 3-3 tie in the lith inning to give the Pirates their win over St. Louis. Alley had been walked by reliever Alan 1 f Foster who took over after starter Bob Gibson w~s touched for 11 hits after nine innings. Rudy Hernandez got the win in relief for Pittsburgh. Andy Mes·s ersmith won his first game as a Los AngeleS Dodger, striking out nine in evening his record at 1~1. Tlle D<XIgcrs backed · Messersmith fur lhe Tornadoes, lt was a ~ith l 2 hits, three of the~ ·near copy, with a younger cast, coming from Willie Davis who of how the Cincinnati Reds also drove in twQ runs and defe~ted Pitti;burgh in 1972 for scored three times. the Nationa l League pennant. Shortstop Chris Speier drove Cow::h Hilton Wolfe Jr . was in- four runs with two doubles especially pleased with Ord's and a pair of singles as the cli<tlrtond behavior. Along with Giants pounded six Atlanta Ord's sacrifice, he made iln pitchers for 2l hits in the OHlSt."l nding defensive play at opener and then made it a s~con d base l.o prevent another sweep behind combined the Glou ster run . nVC·hit pitching of Ron Bryant (;illcspie s truck out "two and Randy Moffitt in the · baller::;, wa lkeO two and gclVe nightcap. up four hil~. 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VALUES KEITH GOBLE FORD US'ED ·cAR LOT A~e. DonHlelli said after the game in explaining his delay ip making a call . "I just wanted to be sure. l don"'t blame Yogi for arguing.'' Other than the disputed final Marauders third at Nelsonville (Upon Kequest) Jrd 111-5. " I heard it hit the bat," Big ri ghthander Bill Chaney was tuugh, funning t:J hitters · and walking none. Mt~hmdel' coach Donald Wolfe said Chane)' was far more effective than ,Jackson'::; pitcher, Steve Ameri can Lea gue Jenkins. Bv Un ited Press Internationa l ~ <tid Wolfe, "Chan ey E~t deserved to win. The game was Baltimore 7 · ~- j~~ GB ·· losl uffCnsively, nut defenBos ton 4 3 . ..Sll 2 sivcly.' ' · Detroi 1 5 <1 .556 2 T . Cleveland 4 5 444 3 w1cc th e Maraude r s New York 3 6 .333 J t.ILrcate 11cd . 11; both instances Milwau kee 2 5 .286 4 the bases were loHdcd . . Bui We~- l. Pe t. GB each Lime the batter hit into a If ·. .~~ ~Ci t y a 2- .aoo doub le play .and the side was Min1.esota 5 3 .625 2 Ca lifornia 3 4 .429 3' 7 retired . Chi cago 3 4 .429 Jlt~ 1\.feigs got five hits off of Texas 'l <1 .JJJ 4 Jenk ins, including two by Dave 0akland 2 6 .250 s Tuesday's Resu lts Wolfe (no rel<.~tion to Coach Ash. J,P- Chaney. De troit 6 Boston 3 Minnesota 10 Cali forn ia 5 Chicago 10 Texas 5 CleveiFtnd 1 Milwaukee J Bal timore 4 New York 2 Kan sas City 5 Oak land 4 1-1 innings ifrl. Toda y's Probable Pitchers (All r;m es EST! Califo rnia (Ryan 2-0) at Minneso ta (Biy leven 1-2), 2: 15 Mlie Relay, WNrren Local. p .m . NF.I.SONV fi.LE - Me igs Nelsonville, Meigs. Texas. I Paul l-0) at Chic.;~go High camt: in th ird in ;:1 fo ur· Pole Vau lt , lemen·W, FeeIWood 1-2 l 1 2: 15 P· m. W, Lehew-M. · Mi lwaukee (Lockwood 0-1) at lit' huol . track and fi eld mee t . High Jump, Klrk -W (19ft. ), her0 TuCsday afternoor1, the Adkin s - N. Cleveland (S trom 1 0), 1 p.m. Wood so n- N, De1roil (Perry 1-0) qt Boston fina l sco re s be ing Wa r re n Whi tl alch-M, Pennei-W. (Tian12 -0), 1:30 p.m. Broad J ump, Kn ick-W Oakland (Hunter 01) a t Local !Jt"l, Nc lsohv ill ~ 79, Meigs · ( 5'1 0 " .), Of fe n bu r ger -W, Kansas City (Drago 2-0>. 8:30 :11 and Vinton, 20. Coddel V, Woodsen ·N. Coddlep.m. . . . . Oes pile t he poor ·o vera ll V. New York, fMedi ch 0-0) at. .Shot Pu t, Webcr-M (42' 5;'), BaltimOre {Cuellar 0-1), 7:30 s how ing, the Mru·auder:-; won Connors-N, Murphy-V, -Angtep.m. t.hree fir s t pli:lccs . Dallas W, Du nt ee -W. Thursday's Ga mes Di scus, Weber (121' I I"). Weber ucc.'ounted for two of O~kland at. Kansas City (nigh t) Ripple -W, McWill iams-N, Mi lwau kee ill Clevelan d (twi tllcse, winning the shot puts Connors-N, Mu rphy-N. light) (an eve nt in which he "Jws not. a tier noon the Th is New York. at Ba ll imor e (nig ht)· wil l meet logan af Marauders yet been defeated ) and the Laga n. Detroit at Bo5ton (on ly games sc heduled ) discus. Sprinter Tom Lowery won the 440 d8 sh in 54 seconds. The Dai~ Sentinel The results : DEVOTED TO T!"4E High Hurdles, Prilchqrd-N INT E REST OF [17 .5 ). McGui re -W, WoodMEIGS -MASON AREA CH E STER L . TANN E HILL . born .w, Coddc! V, McDonald . ON BRICK jusl out of Pony League, gave up only three hits and fanned 10. He went thci ~istance, as did Gillespie, Glouster's moundsman . Southern scored its first run in the firSt inning, then was runl"ess· until the seyenth. The Torno1does held Glouster until the sixth . With the score tied at one run eac h, it was M~raude rs wen l d leport down in ddeat to Jc.1 ckson 2·0 in a tight pitching duel aL Mirf· Gallipolis at Wellston Kansas City nipped Oakland, 54, Cleveland downed Mil· waukee, 7-3, the Chicago White Sox pounded Texas, 10-5, Dclroit bested Boston, 6-3, and Minnesota trou11ced California, Chaney brilliant hut loses AT THIS! GALLON CAN 99 1 1 RACINE ~ The Tornadoes made it two in a row, edging Glouster 2-1 in a non~league baseb;.dl gmne here Tuesday afternoon. As the score indicates, the tension got down to the final inning before a victor emergerl. · r·ete Sayre pitched a tremendous game for Sot1thern. The righthander, LOOK REEL GOLF .SET 4 0 2 2 R OR 31 0 •'- 1 $ .4 0 the 14.549 fans who had heretofore · been treated to a dandy or a pitching duel. In other National League ~ames WMuesday, Cincinnati blanked San Diego , 3-o, for iii; fifth straight win , Philadelphia outslugged Montreal, 9-6, Pitts· burgh cdt::ed St. Louis, 4·3, in 14 innings. l .os Angeles clubbed Houston, 7·2, and San Francisco swept a doubleheader from Houston , 15-2, and, 2-0. In the American League, ~ Ravenswood wins -over Eagles 5-3 176 7 PC. wl Jenkins , coasting along to. ward his first victory of the 197:! season for the Chicago Cubs with the aid of Rick J\1onday's fifth inning solo homer , wound up winning the · g<~ me in a storm of controycr.sy when Don<'!lclli called Milner out on a foul tip-third strike af ter th~ Mets' first b<tscman thought he had dral\•n a walk . That brought Mcts' Mcmagcr Yogi Berra racing out to the plate and a chorus of boos from By United Press Internatio nal Nationa l Leag ue East Pittsburgh ':· ~· GB• New York 5 J .625 11 1 Chicago 5 3 .625 1"" Ph iladelphia 4 ·1 .500 21 ·2 Montreal 3 .5 .375 31,, S1 . louis r 8 . 111 6 We:.J. l . Pet. GB Ci"r:~ci n na t l 9 3 .750 .......:. San Francisco 9 4 .692 '· Los Angeles 6 6 500 J His 784 yards rushing on 73 carries ...Jed th e tough SCL Houston 5 . B :385 . 41 2 (average 10.7yds. percarry) as did his 15 TDs by rushing to lead San Diego 5 ·a .385 4 1' all scorers. No wonder his nickname is " White Lightning" (see Atlanta 3 8 ,273 5' ~ • . Tuesday's Res ults picture}. Philadelphi'! 9 Mon treal 6 . Mike is rapid with the books, too. His 3.1 (8-plus) average is Chicago 1 New York 0 match.ed by his time of 4.7 seconds in the 40.yard sprint in full Pittsburgh .:1 51. Louis 3, 14 innings grid gear. His punting average for Wasson was 39.5 yards, a San i=ran 15 Atlanta 2, 1st figuremanytestedcollegianswouldbehappytoown . CS~n ~ran 2 AStlantDa.o, 2nd ' f b }1 h j h ' ff f Jab 1ncmna 1 I 3 an 1ego 0 .. Mike stewed over oot a sc oars tp o ers rom A ~rna , Los Angeles 7 Hous ton 2 OIUabo!ll&, 0/lorli~!V ,MeJ<!i.~ong ~y otheG~,-.bl,lh,r.-T<t<f~y:• Hr~bi!.bJtP;tchers finallysettledontheUniversityofTexas. Heisthefirst Colorado . . CA)f"1).mes EST> . .:· . Ph1ladelpht.l tr.Ca rllon 2 ~ 1) at Sprmgs athlete ever recrulted by Texas . · Montreal (Renko 0-0) , 2: 15p.m. Mike also is a fine baseball player. Last week his sticking Chi cago (Pappas 0-1) at New average was 413 in the toughest prep league in the state. York Matlack 1· 1J. 2 p.m · · · · Atl anta (Mor ton 0-1) at San Franc isco (Bryant l OJ , 3: 15 . JII;iMER SPENT HIS high school years in Virginia and Las p.m. PittSburgh (Moose· l-OJ S.t . Vegas, Nevada. He Was a good halfback ·and an excellent Lou is( Wi"se1 -0J.8 :30p.m.at . baseball player. When be attended Wichita State University, as a Houston !Reuss 1-0) at Los sopbomore he played center field, and was one of his team 's Angeles (John 2-0), 11 p.m. . Cincinnati {Nelson 1·0) at San . leading hltters. Following hiS sophomore year he went into pilot .Diego(Arlin0-1J,l0:30 p.m. training. ._ Thursday's Ga mes Maj . General Hartinger (then a brigadier ) ivas the speaker . Phlla~elp h ia at Montrea l Chicago at N.ew York (2) for the Meigs Marauder football banquet in November, 1971. Pittsburgh at 51. Lou i5 Never a desk pilot, the general always has been in the thick of San Fran cisco al Los Ange les (n ight) whatev~r is going on around him. He was a line sergeant in World (only g·ames sc heduled) War II when lie won the privilege of attending West P oint Military Academy. Then came assignments as a pursuit pilot in the Korean Conflict and in the Vietnam War sandwiched around stateside tours of duty, in one of which he earned his MA in business. His present assignment is DeputyChief of Staff for Plans and Programs with NORAD. \ From what 1 know of the general nothing could have made him happier than for Mike and Jinuner to rilake it big in high school athletics. The general will be looking forward, as will his TUPPERS PLAINS ~ The Gth inning. many friends and relatives in .Meigs County, to Mike laking the highly ranked bnS<ball team of With one oul, pinchhiltcr Phil field with the Longhorn football team in a couple of years. Mike's Ravenswood, W.Va., defeated Buwcn got to first on an error. grandmothers here are Mrs. Violet Hartinger, Beech St., and the Eastern team the· second Cat<.: her Bnh l~d wards doubled, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, Mill St. An aunt here is Mrs. Lionel time this season Tuesday, but only to have Bowen thrown out Boggs, Lincoln St. this time the loss wasn 't cu; big. ·at 11ome . Randy Bhtke sing led home. The fina l .score was 5-3 in favor Edw'"'l'ds ~ of Ravenswood. Now tJ:te situation was Blake Kelly picked up the win for on second and Bill Osborne Qn the West Virginians as Raven s~ firs t as the result of a throwin g wood held the Eagles runless err or:-.. Alan Duvall Strolled up for 6 innings . Richard Cross, to the p"latc and promp tly Easter n pi tcher, had given up doubled home the othe1· .two all five of the winners ' runs Eagle runs . rrhc · rally, before the Eagles started to however, fell short. score. All the r uns ~arne in the Cross, the losing hurler, g~ve TAN, .GREEN, TURQUOISE ONLY Tommy Hutton's two..run, pinch-hit double highlighted a four-run eighth inning for the Tornadoes best Glouster, 2-1 I (Baseball! Ga l llpol i~ . FAIRMONT PAN · ROLLS ·UPI Sports Writer In a classic duel between two f the National League's xemier pitchers, who would "We thought an umpire could steal half the spotlight? Nevertheless, Ferguson Jen· kins' nifty two-hit 1-0 decision over Tom Seaver Wednesday afternoon 'was almost up~taged by plate umpire Augie Donate}. li's controversial final out, foul tip call on the Ne-w York M~ts · John Milner. Team Ironton Athens Waverly 12 OZ.~~~~~~o CHEESE . Blns/e WfiAPI'ED Bl/ce• DOZEN ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS By BILL MADDEN SEO standings - blanks NY Mets, 1-0 PhiJiies as they went on to I GA MEDIUM Jenkin~ scattered eight hits iu blanking the Padres . ' u nn::t U'{ Phone 992-5428 9 TO 5 For Easter Shopping!! Shop Friday Til 8, Saturday Til 9 New York Clothing House KERM 'S KORNER e POMEROY I �' ' 8- The Daily Sent ine l, Middle port-Pomeroy, 0., April IS, 1973 Rick Barry was guilty ot the first big Warrlor turnover when he passed the ball out ot boWlds. With eight seconds remaining, Jim Barnett passed the ball inbounds oot Bill slugg ish. I was just sloshing Bridges of the Lakers interceparqllnd out there." ted. The takers rieeded a " I don't klio'it," croaked thrilling comeback to beat tile- Laker Coach Bill Shannan. Chicago Bulls, 9S-92, in the. "How many times we can seventh game of their opening finish like tbat. ,It's getting playoff series SWlday night and hard on the nerves. I thought they had to do the same thing our team showed a lot of poise against tbe Warriors. again. That's what I like about " I felt I could get a pretty a vetaan team. Ptiise and good shot off," continued West, experience are the marks of a wbo got a chanee to win tile veteran team. game because of a Golden . "We were physically and State turnover that gave tile emotionally tired, To be that Lakers tbe ball with 28 seconds tired and come back to win left . should give us a great " I just tried to run as much emotional lift." time off the clock as I could so Jim McMilltan, who missed they wouldn't be able- to get a is straight shots and had only good shot off if I missed," he seven points in the finale said. · ' against Chicago, came through, • with 37 points. Nate Thurmond, the Warriors' 6-foot-11 centa who helped NBA Playoff St•nclints eliminate Kareem Abdul.JabBest of Seven) bar and the Milwaukee Bucb CDi-.ision F~nals · East .tn Golden State's first' playoff w. I. pet. 1 0 1.000 Boston series, had 22 points and Jell 0 1 ,OtJ(I New York Mullins added 21. Los Angeles trailed ii:h'iO at halftime and was abead only twice-<~t the end and at M-5.3 with 55 seconds gone 'in the tllird quarter-in tile second · half. Wit& 7 :(Xi to go, Golden State led, 91-lll!, and tbe Warriors were in front, ~5, with 2:33 remaining. But the Lakers carne back to tie tbe score on a pair of. jumpers by McMillian with 1:47 and 1:21 to go. The Western Conference final series contirues here Thursday · night and the.n moves to Oakland for the third and fourth games on Saturday and Monday nights. Pro Standings West sparks LA victory INGLEWOOD , Calif. (UP! ) - When trn.-. .Los Angeles Lake rs get down to tllose final seconds, Je rry West is still their man. West will be 35 next month · and his off games come mqre often now, but his nickname of " Mr. Clutch" still a pplies. Th e I 13-year pro fr om West Virginia Wa rr ior s, 101·99 , in thei.r had only six points after tllree opening NBA semifinal playoff qua rters and was a dlsmal 2- game. for-IS from the floor . "This was the most tired I've West came through when the eve r fe lt in a basketball La ker s nee a e d it, th ough , game," said West, who hit his hitting a IS-foot jump shot from last three shots from tbe floor the side with eight seconds left . and had 11 points in the final as his club stormed from pe riod . " I never felt so be hind to nip the Golde n Stat• . Reds win again! SAN DIEGO (UP! ) - Cincinnati 's Big Red Machine, whi ch · beat the San Diego Padres Tuesday night for its flflh straight win, has a fan in a tittle S-foot-7 slugger named Joe Morgan. "It 's great to be on a team like this ," said MOii an, who smashed a two-run homer in tile seventll inning to help the Reds to a~ in over San Diego. ~~ we man in baseball today," Anderson said. ('He ha s no fear. If he gets hit, he bounces right back up a nd it makes him deserve a home run." Morgan 's two-run blast, his third of the year, came in the seventll irming, following a tw o.out walk to Pete Rose. The homer came off Padre starter Fred Norman with the Reds ahMd 1~. Hot-hitting Dave Con. cepcion, who leads the major leagues with a .>00 batting average, had given the Reds the I~ lead in the sixth innning with a two-out single to drive in' Morgan, who had opened the inning with a single to right. Bobby Tolan sacrificed Morgan to second to set the stage for Concepcion's ninth RBI of the Season. The win was Grimsley's second of the year and the fifth shutout of his three-year career. The 23-year-old southpaw allowed only three runners to get as far as s~cond base as he struck out six and walked only one_. Cincinnati, now 9...:1 for the season, holds down the lead in the Natiolnal League West, a half-game ahead the San Francisco Guants. tougher.'' The Padres, on the losing end of the first two games of their three-game series with the Reds, come back for the finale tonight with the Padres' ·steve Arlin, 6-1·, facing the Reds' Roger Nelson , r:o:···---·, Cincinnati pitcher Ross Grimsley used his changeup effectively Tuesday night in pitching the shutout and giving up only eight hits. have five or six guys who can do it all /' he said. "That's why.we're such a good club. The attitude is great, it's a winning ballclub and just to be around these guys has made me a better ballplayer. And if Joe Morgan is a fan of the Reds, Cuncinnati Manager Sparky Anderson is a fan of ''My changeup was my best pitch," Grimsley Said. 1 '! like the change because the hitters have to supply their own power. If they hit a trail out of here (San Diego Szadium) they Morgan's "He's the best second base- Linescores Major League Results By United Press ln1erna tional National L eague Ch icag o · 000 100 1 5o s t. 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Clifford Leifheit and contest by Mrs. Fred Goeglein, . otfThe formal installa .tion of wiseman·• Virgil Atkins • third l~rs of_ Mary Shnne 37, wise ma n ; Ma xine Wingett., tloo OOkFplhaclel FrJday mg ht at the a '"Pomeroy. . . The 1973-74 of{JCers Installed were P earl Reynolds, worthy hJ"gh . te E t w· tt pnes ss; rnes mge • . wa tc hman . of she pherds; Minme Mam Abbot, noble prophe tess ; Allen Hu ghe s , • associate watchman of s hepherd s; Joan Kaldor, worthy scribe; Naoma •Brtnker, :worthy treasurer ; Helen chaplain; B . Pickens-, . ermce Wlnn. shepherdess; Arlene Davis, worthy guide; Stella Atkins, worthy herald; J~sse Brinker, first wiseman;_ Richard Dugan , sec ond Evelyn Murray, first handma id · Elsie Roush second ' ' handmaid ; Ruby Diehl, third handmaid ; Margaret Neuman ' or ga nis t ; E ve lyn Lewis, worth y g uardian : and Ra ym ond Ad a ms. worth y guard. . The installing of£i cer was Mary Hughes, assis ted by Fern Cheesebrew , chaplain ; Pauli'ne Atkins, herald ; Mari e ·· 1wkins • sc ribe ·• Harie tt Neigler, fla g bearer a nd Hazel Thomson, organist. Honorary officers installed were Gertrude Andrews, fla g 992-35_0 2 4 lb. SHOULDER ROAST · 4lb. GROUND CHUCK 3 lb. CEN1"ER CUT PORK CHOPS 2 lb. SLICED BACON 2 FRESH CHICKENS WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD Mrs. Edwina Scott was in· stalled as new president of the ' Middleport PTA in ceremonies conducted by Mrs. Richard Vaughan, District 16 director, · Monday night. Other officers installed were Mrs. Carolyn Shrimplin, first vic~ president; Mrs. Richard Long, second vice president; Earl McKinley, . Mrs . secretary; Mrs. Eddie Blake, treasurer; Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. Sibley Slack, Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs. Dori Erwin, and Mrs. Don Reuter_, delegates to " ..' Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers; and Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Jennifer Butcher, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Miss Mary Frances and Mrs . Bernice May, alternates. PJans were made during the meeting for a yard and rummage sale to be held May 4 and S ~t the Sharon "Doss home at_ Bradbury. The room award was won by Mrs. White's fourth grade. The pledge to open the . meeting was . given by Mrs. Helen Maag's first grade, and the Rev . Audrey Miller, pastor of the Middleport Nazarene Church, gave devotions .·· Speaker for the meeting was Mrs. Vaughan who spoke on the role of PTA, its various activities and its function of · relating parents and teachers in the e_ducation of young£ters .., be a re·r i He 1e n R ey no ld s, named . were . Jesse Brinker, ~anner bea r er; Bernice ~ml~ Wmn , Arlene Da:v~, Nelson , Ambe r Wa r ner , ftance ~ Allen Hughes, Marie banne r escorts ; Vivian Ingles, HNawkms, and . MaMr~~~~! Ma donna Cl Ada d ewnan, examtrung; ~~ ; ara ms an Ka thleen McNickl e g 1 mge tt, Fern Cheesebrew, and Fern Cheeseb e ' an e s, and Barbara Dugan, auditing; r w, courter. Ma ~-- Pa u Hne Atk ins, E lizabe th ry Hughes, HI e en Pickens Lear , Ha rriett Ne lgler , Edith a nd Arlene Davis, material Hutsinpiller , a nd Nellie Tracy, objec tive ; Helen Reynolds, ma trons of ho 0 • M . Ge rtrud e Andrew• , n f ar1e • • '[;' w•mge tt ' Ha wkin s, Mary Hu ghes, re gls lratwn; .~:.ornest J enn e tt Robe t M d r . Eve lyn Murray and Stella Chafin , Farie K~:~edy,"Saer~~ Atkins, parapher~atia ; Marie Spencer , Kathr,tn Oliver and Hawkms, Pauhne Atkins, Wanda ,u . ... dn.t sr h , queen . ,s prompters ; ,Joan Kaldor , ~ attendants and Donald Evelyn Lewis and Farte Ga britsc h ~nd G ~ Ke nnedy, publicity ; Ruby 1 1·1m king's guard r ore, Diehl, Elsie Roush, Bernice Committee~· for the ear Nelson, Mary Jane Neal, Hele11 Y Rey nold s and Fern Cheesebrew, visiting and cheer. Mrs. Reynolds has selected as the motto for the year, " Love One Another ". Her Cleveland State University ; . emblem is the open Bible, and Mrs . Charl otte Watkins, her stachwords are "Faith, National· PTA board member Love and Hannony' '. The pink carnation and fr om Charlot\ll,N . C.; Charles Loparo, Human Relati-Ons pu,ple lilac, Mrs. Reynolds! Coordinator and Director of n owers for the 1973.74 year, Staff Inservice Programs at were featured in the Clevela nd Heights-University d.;., orations for the installation . ... Heights City .Schools. Jewels from the Shrine were Topics included " Learning presented to Mrs. Reynolds What We Are", " Building Our along with a white Bible from Image to En c ourage P tl r - her offiCers. The watchman of ticipation of Members and Shepherds also received a gift Recruitmerit of Leaders '.', from the officers. Gifts were " Sharpening Our SkUls", and presented by Mrs. Reynolds to " UtiJizing our Resources--her last year's officers. A people, idea's, lime, energy, potluck supper was Served m';mcy . and materials" . following the installa.tion , w· 1 Ca · PTA supports federal funding The Ohio PTA Board of .Managers has passed a resolution calling for Ohio CongressiOnal representatives to exert their influence to continue full federal funding of educati onal programs in Ohio for the fiscal year of 1974. The resolution was passed at seSsions Thursday a"nd Friday at the Pick-Fort Hayes Hotel in Coiwnbus attended by officers and committee members of the Ohio PTA along with Council presidents and district directors . including Mrs . Richard Vaughan of Middleport, president of District 16. The resolution cited the detrimenlal effect to the state's education program should the impoundment or funds for education not be lifted . It was noted that Ohio schools in fiscal 1974 could lose in excess of $40 The Kansas City Royals beat tile Oakland A's, :i-4, in 14 innings, the Cleveland Indians downed the Milwaukee Brewers, 7--3, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Texas Rangers, 10-5, the Detroit Tigers topped the Boston Red Sox, 6-3, and the Minnesola Twins whipped the California Angels, 1().5, in the other AL games. ln the National League, it was Chlcago 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 9 Montreal 6, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 3 in 14 innings, Cincinna.ti 3 San Diego VISir IN CALEDONIA 0, Los Angeles 7 Houston 2 and Mr .. and Mrs. Chester San Francisco swept Atlanta, Knight, their son, Dick, IS-2 and 2~. Pomeroy ~ and Miss · Sandy Williams, who started TuesYates spent the weekend in day night's game with a .18!i Caledonia visiting - Mr. and SATURDAY batting average, delivered his CAR WASH, Saturday, 8 Mrs. Terry Knight and son, game-winning hit off reliever Steve. Terry's birthday was Sparky Lyle with B'obby Grich a.m. to 5 p.m .• Meigs Tire observed . His cake was on base after Boog Powell's Center by Meigs Local Band ·decorated with a replica of a sacrifice fly tied the score at 2- Boosters. $2; bake sales during patrolman . He is currently in 2. Dave McNally pitched a four- same hours at New York _ Colulnbus working ·as an in· hitter to win his third straight Clothing House and Jone·s ·Boys. Proceeds for trip to vestigative officer of the Slate game for ine Orioles, Highway Patrol. , The Royals . scored their Blossom Festival in CaJJad~ . fourth straight . victory when · BAKE SALE SET Hal McRae's single With two Jtiniors of the American out in the 14th inning scored Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyFred Patek from second base. Bennett Post 128 will hold an Pitcher Bill Parsons' throwEaster bake sa le Saturday ing error and rtinRscoring hits morning at Dudley 's-Fiorists in by Oscar Gamble and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Middleport . Residents with Kenney were the big pl_ays as . entertained recently with a baked goods to contribute are the Indians scored four runs in party in Observance of the asked to take them to the tte second · inning against fourth birthday of April Clark nower shop after 9 a .m . Milwaukee. · at their Rock Springs Road Bill Melton's two-run homer home. and Pat Kelly's two-run single A Raggedy Ann and Andy helped the White Sox score five theme was carried out for the runs in the fifth inning and party. Guests were Lisa ·and cruise to their victory oyer the Scott Pullins, Sally Radford, Rangers. Becky and Melanie Van Meter, Homers by Dave Cash and AI Ruth and Sue Ellen Fry, Kaline paced a !().hit Detroit Timothy and Angie Sloan, attack. which enabled Joe Ka• ·.- Pickens, Timmy JefColeman to win his third fe ' and Neil Richmond. · straight game with two innings R• ·..,, .hments were served by of shutout relief aid by John Mrs. Clark. Hiller. Pinch-hitter Danny Walton, T. l~ , bauing for designated hitter 1 Tony Oliva, hit a grand slam homer in an eighHWl seventh. inning outburst which carried FROZEN SLICED ·~ THE HARRISONVILLE Senior Citi<ens Club will hold a pizza supper at 7 p.m . Thurs~ day at the school. EPISCOPAL CHURCH women, monUlly luncheon at 12 :30 p.m. Thursday at the parish house ; Mrs . Fred Crow has the book review ; Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr .. and her committee hostesses. TWIN t::ITY Shrinettes, 8:30 P-11' · Thursday at home of Mrs. James Clatworthy, Mid, dleport. ALL MANAGERS of teams wishing to use Syracuse Muni cipal Park fields Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Municipal Building. FRIDAY ORGAN!ZA TION meeting of Sy~acuse MinersviBe Baseball Boosters Friday 7:30 p.m . at Municipal park building. Officers to be elected. All paren/s urged to attend. GOOD FRIDAY services at Middleport Church of Christ fr...,m J.tlOn to 3 p.m. Business eslablishments to close from noon to 1 p.m . Expires 4-21-73 ~~~~_.,.,.," Social · I White Shrine officers are installed . ]caIen dar:i~; million . Act.1on also was taken by the board to support in the Ohio legislature : H. B. 9t, which increases the penalty for c hild negle c t, torturing children or tor ~ menting a pregnant woman . H., B. 159, which requires ali school districts to offe r kindergarten by Sept. 30, 1974. H. B. 160, which ~uthorizcs experimental early childhood programs for handicapped children . . 4 The board resolved to work against: H. B. 198, which would create a state board for professional personnel in public school wlth responsibility for teacher training and certification . H. B. 199, which would require five year teacher education program for granting a provisional <->erR tificate . While. no official action was · taken by the Ohio PTA on H. B. 279, which would establish an educational praCtices board, the indications are . that this bill, as well as H. B. 198, will be opposed since both usurp the authority of the e lected State Board of ~du c ation and replace it with an appointed boa ·rd composed predominantly of teachers. A leadership development workshop was held , Speake~ at the dinoer mc_eting on Thurs. day ni~ht was Martin Essex, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, using as his toplc "From Search for Co n celisu~ to Alternatives for 'E ducational Redesjgn - Ohio PTA'S Role''. Others participating on the .workshop staff were Dr. Steile Zannes, assi:;;tant professor of 'c ommunicatiorls, The A PARADE OF EASTER SHOES FOR THE FAMILY The Easter shoe hunt is on! Looking for -handsome at exfo.otwear ceptional values? Save your wa lking for the Easter parade and head' the family here. One stop is ali it takes . Step in today . Miss W-onderful Daniel Green and Other Famous Brands• ('> ~c~ ~ Open 9 Til9 Fri. and Sat. April 20-21 Closed 12 Till- Good ~"heritage ouse Your :-{h;.,.,:"'-~ ,.Store . N. 2na "ve . ' •.. 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Baltimore issued a challenge to the Oriole teammates made it plain · Baltimore front office aiter the how they felt about the ex- Orioles, who had won four AL Atlanta catcher Tuesday night pennants in six years, finished when he crossed the plate after third in the AL Eastern hitting his first home run as an Division last season. Ame~ican Leaguer. "Get me Earl Williams," "Big Money," was the Weaver told t~e front office greeting they gave Williams "and I'll get you a pennant," ' after his two-run homer in the The Baltimore front office eighth inning lifted the Orioles responded by getting Williams to a 4~2 victory over the New from the Braves in a controver.. York Yankees. "Big Money." sial trade which sent Dave · "I know what they meant," Johnson, . Johnny Oates, Pat grinned Manager Earl Weaver. Dobson and 'Rorie Harrison to "They meant that 20 grand in Atianla. Many AL experts October-the kind they've been thought tile Orioles might have collecting iq recent Octobers : given up too much ·to acquire but missed last year. That's the power Williams figured to what this game is all about." add to their lineup. : Th's Coupon1Worth Golden Isle horne oo a long triple to right by Kayser . Kayser and Miller yielded 13 hits. issued one walk and struck out si• Bobcats. Hudson allowed eight hits, walked three and struck out five. Baird, his reUefer, fanned one in this one inning on the mound. Kayser, Miller and Doerfinger led the Mason Countians with two hits each. J . Roush led tile Bobcats with three singles in four trip_s . French and Cremeans had two hits each. Kyger Creek now 6-2 overall . and 4-0 in the SV AC wUl play North Gallia Thursday evening: Baird flied out to right to end the inning. Point Pleasant struck for its first run in the opening frame. on a single by starting pitcher Steve Kayser and a double by Steve Miller. The Big Blacks added three more in the tllird inning. Bobcat righthander Clay Hudson issued leadoff walks to Rod Pearson and Kayser ltlen came hits by Marvin Moore, Miller and Doeffinger. Kyger Creek plated its first run in the third on French's single, swlen base and a hard single by John Roush . The second KC rWl scored on a double by Orland Cremeans and a throwing error by catcher Mike Fetty. Meanwhile, -Hudson did not yield another · hit until the seventll inning, With one out, Pearson singled and raced iOrioles trip NY : Wilson , Gladding (7) and Edwards ; Messersm ith ( 1. 1) and Fergu-son . LP -Wilson (0.2) . HR~ Davis (1st) . · LP CALLIE HAMS i --- - - - - - - - - - - HRs -.Fuentes Ptsbgh ' 300000000000 ' 01 ~ Bostoo at New York (only game sc"eduled) At Mason Furniture· game} Atlanta A costly error in the top of the eighth inning proved to be the difference Tuesday night as : Coach Larry Rhodes · Point : Pleasant Big Blacks edged Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger ! Creek Bobcats, 6-5 in a non: league game at Cheshire. : The winning run came on a : leafoff double by Jim Doef~ finger and an error on Pau1 ; Durst's grounder to short. •, Trailing. S-2 going into the . • seventll mnmg, . Kyger Creek exploded for three runs to tie ' 1 the score at S-5. With one out, : freshman first baseman Jeff ; Blazer walked then came :- consecutive singles· by Mar.. : shall French, John Roush, Clay :. Hudson and Orland Cremeans. : Cremeans' single brought in the· runs . The Bobcats still had a l .crmnee to win the game but ; Greg McCarty fanned and John Wed....S.y's Game 3 DAYS ONLY ('1st) , Johns on (lst). · (2nd TUHd•y 4 s Rtsutts Los Angel.. 101 Golden State 99 (only Qame scheduled) ' ~~~:~~:x:::-~1 Big Blacks edge 'Cats 6-5 1.000 1 .000 :Yankees, 4 to 2 ley , Barr (6) and Rader, Sadek (71 . 0 Golden Stole o • (4), Kelly (B), Hoerner (B), Upshaw (8) and Oates ; Brad - Dobson 1 . --- . w. 1.. pet. ' Los Angelos THURS.-FRI.-SAT~ Humphrey. 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I thought they had to do the same thing our team showed a lot of poise against tbe Warriors. again. That's what I like about " I felt I could get a pretty a vetaan team. Ptiise and good shot off," continued West, experience are the marks of a wbo got a chanee to win tile veteran team. game because of a Golden . "We were physically and State turnover that gave tile emotionally tired, To be that Lakers tbe ball with 28 seconds tired and come back to win left . should give us a great " I just tried to run as much emotional lift." time off the clock as I could so Jim McMilltan, who missed they wouldn't be able- to get a is straight shots and had only good shot off if I missed," he seven points in the finale said. · ' against Chicago, came through, • with 37 points. Nate Thurmond, the Warriors' 6-foot-11 centa who helped NBA Playoff St•nclints eliminate Kareem Abdul.JabBest of Seven) bar and the Milwaukee Bucb CDi-.ision F~nals · East .tn Golden State's first' playoff w. I. pet. 1 0 1.000 Boston series, had 22 points and Jell 0 1 ,OtJ(I New York Mullins added 21. Los Angeles trailed ii:h'iO at halftime and was abead only twice-<~t the end and at M-5.3 with 55 seconds gone 'in the tllird quarter-in tile second · half. Wit& 7 :(Xi to go, Golden State led, 91-lll!, and tbe Warriors were in front, ~5, with 2:33 remaining. But the Lakers carne back to tie tbe score on a pair of. jumpers by McMillian with 1:47 and 1:21 to go. The Western Conference final series contirues here Thursday · night and the.n moves to Oakland for the third and fourth games on Saturday and Monday nights. Pro Standings West sparks LA victory INGLEWOOD , Calif. (UP! ) - When trn.-. .Los Angeles Lake rs get down to tllose final seconds, Je rry West is still their man. West will be 35 next month · and his off games come mqre often now, but his nickname of " Mr. Clutch" still a pplies. Th e I 13-year pro fr om West Virginia Wa rr ior s, 101·99 , in thei.r had only six points after tllree opening NBA semifinal playoff qua rters and was a dlsmal 2- game. for-IS from the floor . "This was the most tired I've West came through when the eve r fe lt in a basketball La ker s nee a e d it, th ough , game," said West, who hit his hitting a IS-foot jump shot from last three shots from tbe floor the side with eight seconds left . and had 11 points in the final as his club stormed from pe riod . " I never felt so be hind to nip the Golde n Stat• . Reds win again! SAN DIEGO (UP! ) - Cincinnati 's Big Red Machine, whi ch · beat the San Diego Padres Tuesday night for its flflh straight win, has a fan in a tittle S-foot-7 slugger named Joe Morgan. "It 's great to be on a team like this ," said MOii an, who smashed a two-run homer in tile seventll inning to help the Reds to a~ in over San Diego. ~~ we man in baseball today," Anderson said. ('He ha s no fear. If he gets hit, he bounces right back up a nd it makes him deserve a home run." Morgan 's two-run blast, his third of the year, came in the seventll irming, following a tw o.out walk to Pete Rose. The homer came off Padre starter Fred Norman with the Reds ahMd 1~. Hot-hitting Dave Con. cepcion, who leads the major leagues with a .>00 batting average, had given the Reds the I~ lead in the sixth innning with a two-out single to drive in' Morgan, who had opened the inning with a single to right. Bobby Tolan sacrificed Morgan to second to set the stage for Concepcion's ninth RBI of the Season. The win was Grimsley's second of the year and the fifth shutout of his three-year career. The 23-year-old southpaw allowed only three runners to get as far as s~cond base as he struck out six and walked only one_. Cincinnati, now 9...:1 for the season, holds down the lead in the Natiolnal League West, a half-game ahead the San Francisco Guants. tougher.'' The Padres, on the losing end of the first two games of their three-game series with the Reds, come back for the finale tonight with the Padres' ·steve Arlin, 6-1·, facing the Reds' Roger Nelson , r:o:···---·, Cincinnati pitcher Ross Grimsley used his changeup effectively Tuesday night in pitching the shutout and giving up only eight hits. have five or six guys who can do it all /' he said. "That's why.we're such a good club. The attitude is great, it's a winning ballclub and just to be around these guys has made me a better ballplayer. And if Joe Morgan is a fan of the Reds, Cuncinnati Manager Sparky Anderson is a fan of ''My changeup was my best pitch," Grimsley Said. 1 '! like the change because the hitters have to supply their own power. If they hit a trail out of here (San Diego Szadium) they Morgan's "He's the best second base- Linescores Major League Results By United Press ln1erna tional National L eague Ch icag o · 000 100 1 5o s t. 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Clifford Leifheit and contest by Mrs. Fred Goeglein, . otfThe formal installa .tion of wiseman·• Virgil Atkins • third l~rs of_ Mary Shnne 37, wise ma n ; Ma xine Wingett., tloo OOkFplhaclel FrJday mg ht at the a '"Pomeroy. . . The 1973-74 of{JCers Installed were P earl Reynolds, worthy hJ"gh . te E t w· tt pnes ss; rnes mge • . wa tc hman . of she pherds; Minme Mam Abbot, noble prophe tess ; Allen Hu ghe s , • associate watchman of s hepherd s; Joan Kaldor, worthy scribe; Naoma •Brtnker, :worthy treasurer ; Helen chaplain; B . Pickens-, . ermce Wlnn. shepherdess; Arlene Davis, worthy guide; Stella Atkins, worthy herald; J~sse Brinker, first wiseman;_ Richard Dugan , sec ond Evelyn Murray, first handma id · Elsie Roush second ' ' handmaid ; Ruby Diehl, third handmaid ; Margaret Neuman ' or ga nis t ; E ve lyn Lewis, worth y g uardian : and Ra ym ond Ad a ms. worth y guard. . The installing of£i cer was Mary Hughes, assis ted by Fern Cheesebrew , chaplain ; Pauli'ne Atkins, herald ; Mari e ·· 1wkins • sc ribe ·• Harie tt Neigler, fla g bearer a nd Hazel Thomson, organist. Honorary officers installed were Gertrude Andrews, fla g 992-35_0 2 4 lb. SHOULDER ROAST · 4lb. GROUND CHUCK 3 lb. CEN1"ER CUT PORK CHOPS 2 lb. SLICED BACON 2 FRESH CHICKENS WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD Mrs. Edwina Scott was in· stalled as new president of the ' Middleport PTA in ceremonies conducted by Mrs. Richard Vaughan, District 16 director, · Monday night. Other officers installed were Mrs. Carolyn Shrimplin, first vic~ president; Mrs. Richard Long, second vice president; Earl McKinley, . Mrs . secretary; Mrs. Eddie Blake, treasurer; Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. Sibley Slack, Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs. Dori Erwin, and Mrs. Don Reuter_, delegates to " ..' Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers; and Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Jennifer Butcher, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Miss Mary Frances and Mrs . Bernice May, alternates. PJans were made during the meeting for a yard and rummage sale to be held May 4 and S ~t the Sharon "Doss home at_ Bradbury. The room award was won by Mrs. White's fourth grade. The pledge to open the . meeting was . given by Mrs. Helen Maag's first grade, and the Rev . Audrey Miller, pastor of the Middleport Nazarene Church, gave devotions .·· Speaker for the meeting was Mrs. Vaughan who spoke on the role of PTA, its various activities and its function of · relating parents and teachers in the e_ducation of young£ters .., be a re·r i He 1e n R ey no ld s, named . were . Jesse Brinker, ~anner bea r er; Bernice ~ml~ Wmn , Arlene Da:v~, Nelson , Ambe r Wa r ner , ftance ~ Allen Hughes, Marie banne r escorts ; Vivian Ingles, HNawkms, and . MaMr~~~~! Ma donna Cl Ada d ewnan, examtrung; ~~ ; ara ms an Ka thleen McNickl e g 1 mge tt, Fern Cheesebrew, and Fern Cheeseb e ' an e s, and Barbara Dugan, auditing; r w, courter. Ma ~-- Pa u Hne Atk ins, E lizabe th ry Hughes, HI e en Pickens Lear , Ha rriett Ne lgler , Edith a nd Arlene Davis, material Hutsinpiller , a nd Nellie Tracy, objec tive ; Helen Reynolds, ma trons of ho 0 • M . Ge rtrud e Andrew• , n f ar1e • • '[;' w•mge tt ' Ha wkin s, Mary Hu ghes, re gls lratwn; .~:.ornest J enn e tt Robe t M d r . Eve lyn Murray and Stella Chafin , Farie K~:~edy,"Saer~~ Atkins, parapher~atia ; Marie Spencer , Kathr,tn Oliver and Hawkms, Pauhne Atkins, Wanda ,u . ... dn.t sr h , queen . ,s prompters ; ,Joan Kaldor , ~ attendants and Donald Evelyn Lewis and Farte Ga britsc h ~nd G ~ Ke nnedy, publicity ; Ruby 1 1·1m king's guard r ore, Diehl, Elsie Roush, Bernice Committee~· for the ear Nelson, Mary Jane Neal, Hele11 Y Rey nold s and Fern Cheesebrew, visiting and cheer. Mrs. Reynolds has selected as the motto for the year, " Love One Another ". Her Cleveland State University ; . emblem is the open Bible, and Mrs . Charl otte Watkins, her stachwords are "Faith, National· PTA board member Love and Hannony' '. The pink carnation and fr om Charlot\ll,N . C.; Charles Loparo, Human Relati-Ons pu,ple lilac, Mrs. Reynolds! Coordinator and Director of n owers for the 1973.74 year, Staff Inservice Programs at were featured in the Clevela nd Heights-University d.;., orations for the installation . ... Heights City .Schools. Jewels from the Shrine were Topics included " Learning presented to Mrs. Reynolds What We Are", " Building Our along with a white Bible from Image to En c ourage P tl r - her offiCers. The watchman of ticipation of Members and Shepherds also received a gift Recruitmerit of Leaders '.', from the officers. Gifts were " Sharpening Our SkUls", and presented by Mrs. Reynolds to " UtiJizing our Resources--her last year's officers. A people, idea's, lime, energy, potluck supper was Served m';mcy . and materials" . following the installa.tion , w· 1 Ca · PTA supports federal funding The Ohio PTA Board of .Managers has passed a resolution calling for Ohio CongressiOnal representatives to exert their influence to continue full federal funding of educati onal programs in Ohio for the fiscal year of 1974. The resolution was passed at seSsions Thursday a"nd Friday at the Pick-Fort Hayes Hotel in Coiwnbus attended by officers and committee members of the Ohio PTA along with Council presidents and district directors . including Mrs . Richard Vaughan of Middleport, president of District 16. The resolution cited the detrimenlal effect to the state's education program should the impoundment or funds for education not be lifted . It was noted that Ohio schools in fiscal 1974 could lose in excess of $40 The Kansas City Royals beat tile Oakland A's, :i-4, in 14 innings, the Cleveland Indians downed the Milwaukee Brewers, 7--3, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Texas Rangers, 10-5, the Detroit Tigers topped the Boston Red Sox, 6-3, and the Minnesola Twins whipped the California Angels, 1().5, in the other AL games. ln the National League, it was Chlcago 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 9 Montreal 6, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 3 in 14 innings, Cincinna.ti 3 San Diego VISir IN CALEDONIA 0, Los Angeles 7 Houston 2 and Mr .. and Mrs. Chester San Francisco swept Atlanta, Knight, their son, Dick, IS-2 and 2~. Pomeroy ~ and Miss · Sandy Williams, who started TuesYates spent the weekend in day night's game with a .18!i Caledonia visiting - Mr. and SATURDAY batting average, delivered his CAR WASH, Saturday, 8 Mrs. Terry Knight and son, game-winning hit off reliever Steve. Terry's birthday was Sparky Lyle with B'obby Grich a.m. to 5 p.m .• Meigs Tire observed . His cake was on base after Boog Powell's Center by Meigs Local Band ·decorated with a replica of a sacrifice fly tied the score at 2- Boosters. $2; bake sales during patrolman . He is currently in 2. Dave McNally pitched a four- same hours at New York _ Colulnbus working ·as an in· hitter to win his third straight Clothing House and Jone·s ·Boys. Proceeds for trip to vestigative officer of the Slate game for ine Orioles, Highway Patrol. , The Royals . scored their Blossom Festival in CaJJad~ . fourth straight . victory when · BAKE SALE SET Hal McRae's single With two Jtiniors of the American out in the 14th inning scored Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyFred Patek from second base. Bennett Post 128 will hold an Pitcher Bill Parsons' throwEaster bake sa le Saturday ing error and rtinRscoring hits morning at Dudley 's-Fiorists in by Oscar Gamble and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Middleport . Residents with Kenney were the big pl_ays as . entertained recently with a baked goods to contribute are the Indians scored four runs in party in Observance of the asked to take them to the tte second · inning against fourth birthday of April Clark nower shop after 9 a .m . Milwaukee. · at their Rock Springs Road Bill Melton's two-run homer home. and Pat Kelly's two-run single A Raggedy Ann and Andy helped the White Sox score five theme was carried out for the runs in the fifth inning and party. Guests were Lisa ·and cruise to their victory oyer the Scott Pullins, Sally Radford, Rangers. Becky and Melanie Van Meter, Homers by Dave Cash and AI Ruth and Sue Ellen Fry, Kaline paced a !().hit Detroit Timothy and Angie Sloan, attack. which enabled Joe Ka• ·.- Pickens, Timmy JefColeman to win his third fe ' and Neil Richmond. · straight game with two innings R• ·..,, .hments were served by of shutout relief aid by John Mrs. Clark. Hiller. Pinch-hitter Danny Walton, T. l~ , bauing for designated hitter 1 Tony Oliva, hit a grand slam homer in an eighHWl seventh. inning outburst which carried FROZEN SLICED ·~ THE HARRISONVILLE Senior Citi<ens Club will hold a pizza supper at 7 p.m . Thurs~ day at the school. EPISCOPAL CHURCH women, monUlly luncheon at 12 :30 p.m. Thursday at the parish house ; Mrs . Fred Crow has the book review ; Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr .. and her committee hostesses. TWIN t::ITY Shrinettes, 8:30 P-11' · Thursday at home of Mrs. James Clatworthy, Mid, dleport. ALL MANAGERS of teams wishing to use Syracuse Muni cipal Park fields Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Municipal Building. FRIDAY ORGAN!ZA TION meeting of Sy~acuse MinersviBe Baseball Boosters Friday 7:30 p.m . at Municipal park building. Officers to be elected. All paren/s urged to attend. GOOD FRIDAY services at Middleport Church of Christ fr...,m J.tlOn to 3 p.m. Business eslablishments to close from noon to 1 p.m . Expires 4-21-73 ~~~~_.,.,.," Social · I White Shrine officers are installed . ]caIen dar:i~; million . Act.1on also was taken by the board to support in the Ohio legislature : H. B. 9t, which increases the penalty for c hild negle c t, torturing children or tor ~ menting a pregnant woman . H., B. 159, which requires ali school districts to offe r kindergarten by Sept. 30, 1974. H. B. 160, which ~uthorizcs experimental early childhood programs for handicapped children . . 4 The board resolved to work against: H. B. 198, which would create a state board for professional personnel in public school wlth responsibility for teacher training and certification . H. B. 199, which would require five year teacher education program for granting a provisional <->erR tificate . While. no official action was · taken by the Ohio PTA on H. B. 279, which would establish an educational praCtices board, the indications are . that this bill, as well as H. B. 198, will be opposed since both usurp the authority of the e lected State Board of ~du c ation and replace it with an appointed boa ·rd composed predominantly of teachers. A leadership development workshop was held , Speake~ at the dinoer mc_eting on Thurs. day ni~ht was Martin Essex, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, using as his toplc "From Search for Co n celisu~ to Alternatives for 'E ducational Redesjgn - Ohio PTA'S Role''. Others participating on the .workshop staff were Dr. Steile Zannes, assi:;;tant professor of 'c ommunicatiorls, The A PARADE OF EASTER SHOES FOR THE FAMILY The Easter shoe hunt is on! Looking for -handsome at exfo.otwear ceptional values? Save your wa lking for the Easter parade and head' the family here. One stop is ali it takes . Step in today . Miss W-onderful Daniel Green and Other Famous Brands• ('> ~c~ ~ Open 9 Til9 Fri. and Sat. April 20-21 Closed 12 Till- Good ~"heritage ouse Your :-{h;.,.,:"'-~ ,.Store . N. 2na "ve . ' •.. 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Baltimore issued a challenge to the Oriole teammates made it plain · Baltimore front office aiter the how they felt about the ex- Orioles, who had won four AL Atlanta catcher Tuesday night pennants in six years, finished when he crossed the plate after third in the AL Eastern hitting his first home run as an Division last season. Ame~ican Leaguer. "Get me Earl Williams," "Big Money," was the Weaver told t~e front office greeting they gave Williams "and I'll get you a pennant," ' after his two-run homer in the The Baltimore front office eighth inning lifted the Orioles responded by getting Williams to a 4~2 victory over the New from the Braves in a controver.. York Yankees. "Big Money." sial trade which sent Dave · "I know what they meant," Johnson, . Johnny Oates, Pat grinned Manager Earl Weaver. Dobson and 'Rorie Harrison to "They meant that 20 grand in Atianla. Many AL experts October-the kind they've been thought tile Orioles might have collecting iq recent Octobers : given up too much ·to acquire but missed last year. That's the power Williams figured to what this game is all about." add to their lineup. : Th's Coupon1Worth Golden Isle horne oo a long triple to right by Kayser . Kayser and Miller yielded 13 hits. issued one walk and struck out si• Bobcats. Hudson allowed eight hits, walked three and struck out five. Baird, his reUefer, fanned one in this one inning on the mound. Kayser, Miller and Doerfinger led the Mason Countians with two hits each. J . Roush led tile Bobcats with three singles in four trip_s . French and Cremeans had two hits each. Kyger Creek now 6-2 overall . and 4-0 in the SV AC wUl play North Gallia Thursday evening: Baird flied out to right to end the inning. Point Pleasant struck for its first run in the opening frame. on a single by starting pitcher Steve Kayser and a double by Steve Miller. The Big Blacks added three more in the tllird inning. Bobcat righthander Clay Hudson issued leadoff walks to Rod Pearson and Kayser ltlen came hits by Marvin Moore, Miller and Doeffinger. Kyger Creek plated its first run in the third on French's single, swlen base and a hard single by John Roush . The second KC rWl scored on a double by Orland Cremeans and a throwing error by catcher Mike Fetty. Meanwhile, -Hudson did not yield another · hit until the seventll inning, With one out, Pearson singled and raced iOrioles trip NY : Wilson , Gladding (7) and Edwards ; Messersm ith ( 1. 1) and Fergu-son . LP -Wilson (0.2) . HR~ Davis (1st) . · LP CALLIE HAMS i --- - - - - - - - - - - HRs -.Fuentes Ptsbgh ' 300000000000 ' 01 ~ Bostoo at New York (only game sc"eduled) At Mason Furniture· game} Atlanta A costly error in the top of the eighth inning proved to be the difference Tuesday night as : Coach Larry Rhodes · Point : Pleasant Big Blacks edged Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger ! Creek Bobcats, 6-5 in a non: league game at Cheshire. : The winning run came on a : leafoff double by Jim Doef~ finger and an error on Pau1 ; Durst's grounder to short. •, Trailing. S-2 going into the . • seventll mnmg, . Kyger Creek exploded for three runs to tie ' 1 the score at S-5. With one out, : freshman first baseman Jeff ; Blazer walked then came :- consecutive singles· by Mar.. : shall French, John Roush, Clay :. Hudson and Orland Cremeans. : Cremeans' single brought in the· runs . The Bobcats still had a l .crmnee to win the game but ; Greg McCarty fanned and John Wed....S.y's Game 3 DAYS ONLY ('1st) , Johns on (lst). · (2nd TUHd•y 4 s Rtsutts Los Angel.. 101 Golden State 99 (only Qame scheduled) ' ~~~:~~:x:::-~1 Big Blacks edge 'Cats 6-5 1.000 1 .000 :Yankees, 4 to 2 ley , Barr (6) and Rader, Sadek (71 . 0 Golden Stole o • (4), Kelly (B), Hoerner (B), Upshaw (8) and Oates ; Brad - Dobson 1 . --- . w. 1.. pet. ' Los Angelos THURS.-FRI.-SAT~ Humphrey. Houston 000 000 11 o-- 2 8 2 WP-Selma 11-1) . LP-Marsha/1 Los Angeles 202 030 OOx- 7 12 l (0-21. HR -Fair ly (2nd) . ( 7) , Walker (9) and g - The l:!"llY Sentinel . Middleport-Pmneroy, 0., Aprill8, 1973 West cu .. ft. of organized space with this Frigidaire Custom Imperial moder: ll;s 100% Frost-Proof to elimlnSte defrosting. "'Add-on· AUtomatic Ice Maker available now or later at extra charge. FPC13-170TT ..... This Frigidaire Frost· Proof refrigeratorfreeZer is just 30" wide -but thanks to · its thin-wall construction, it delivers 15.2 cu . ft. of organized space. Its 4.75 cu. ft. freeZer stores up to 166 pounds of frozen foods. FP/3·152TT Buy a Frigidaire 15.Q, 15.2, -17.0 or 20.6 cubic foot top~freezer refrigerator-freezer anytime during April-and get a big picnic basket at no extra charge. Inside this sturdy, _handsome basket you'll find four sets of stainless steel eating utensils, four unbreakable place settings, a colorful Checkered tablecloth plus a "Picnic Fixin's"· booklet containing picnic .menu ideas. See how. you can have a picnic buying a Frigidair~ . refrigerator this month? ----~---"':-....,;, \ ·' BAKER FURNI.T-URE __......______.... Middle!JO!t 0. �I 10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April18, 1973 -·· AT STIFFLER'S THIS THU~SDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 19th-20th ·21st minute sections of the service. serv1ces. On Easter Sunday, sWlrlSe service will be held at 7 a .m. with a meditation especially for children and Holy Com· mumon. The semor ch01r will present musiC fitting the ...• sunrise service theme. Following the sunnse servtce there will be an Easter farruly breakfast at 8 a.m. tn fellowship hall. The ladies ALCW will work with the )Wlior and seruor Lutheran leagues m proVIding the breakfast. At 9: 1:; a.m. there wtll be Sunday school at whtch time two color films showing the land and customs of the times Presbyterians welcome four Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gannaway, Mr and Mrs . Fredenck Kessmger, and Mtchael Ztrkle were welcomed mto the membership of the Middleport First Umted Presbytertan Church at a recent mormng service pastor , 10 charge Easter sunnse serv1ce at the church at 5 30 a.m Sunday A play , Select your new sprmg coat now from our fine collection. You'll find all the newest styles m the fmest fabrics and m all the wanted sprmg colors and patterns. Shop now for your new spring and Easter dr'Csses. Our seleet10n is great m a pr1ce range that wtll please your budget Fme new fabrtcs m a vanety of sprang colors and patterns. ' GOOD FRIDAY candlelight :.: commumon service, 7 ·30 p m , ;; Fnday at the Long Bottom '·:· Umted Methodtst Church wtth the Rev Standley Brandum, "Thomas Believes" wtll be presented. The public 1s mvtted GOOD FRIDAY servtces, I p.m Fnday at the AntiqUity Bapllst Church wtth the Rev Freeland Norns speak1ng There wtll he spectal smgmg EASTER SUNRISE services at the Hemlock Grove Chnst1an Church at 5 15 a.m. Sunday. COATS DRESSES Services :::: ::;: ::;:::::::::} :::;:;:;::.::.:: . BRADFORD CHURCH of Chnst will hold a sunnse servtce at 6 a.m. on Sunday. $ ~~~~h~~·t::.e::~~~~y~~"t~: 4 ... SPORTSWEAR PANTY HOSE' ap ~ NECK TIES ~~~~~-mother .... .. Sendmg a gtft were her $100:/$1 . grandparents, Mr. and Mrs WRIGHTS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Wright and granddaughter, Tammy, Pomeroy, have returned from a v1s1t at Warner-Robbms~ Ga. , wtth the1r daughter, Becky Card. Airman w-e John Card is shll on temporary duty in Guam and Mrs. Card works as a teachers atde at a school in Warner-Robbms. From there Mr. and Mrs. Wrtght went mto Flonda to visit relatives. They also took Tammy to Dtsney World. Fla . Former area residents' whom they VISited while m Flortda mcluded Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zornes of Loughman, Mr and Mrs. Guy Russell, Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs Earl Grate, St. Petersburg, the Claude Shahans, and Mrs. Jess1e McCar ty, Ocoee, and REVIVAL NOTED A two-week revtval will begtn Sunday at the Fatth Tabernacle Church on Bailey Run Road. Services will start 00 TO $ 1 79 pretty sprmg colors and patterns. Stzes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Hop on over 'n save. TO . .. HANDBAGS Ladies' new spring hand- JEWELRY Choose from big selection of bags Big select10n of styles pins, rings, m woven reed and vmyl . necklaces, bracelets and earrings styles. :-,• ·: PRICED $100 . -PARADE IN VALUESLADIES' CHARM STEP & HI BROW SPRING AND EASTER """uE IN EASTER VALUESSTYLES FOR BOY'S & GIRL'S SPRING AND EASTER :: DRESSES An air of freshne ss .. better quoltty Sprtng ond Easter dre ss es In Jun.ors, Mtsses, and Half s•zes Assorted styles and co lo rs LADIES' POLYESTER PANTS The !.ucceu of the season .. 23" flares with pull on wotst Double kmts 1n navy, wh1te, yellow, green, and blue Stzes 8 to 18. r FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR More savmgs tirrled for Easter from Stiffler's Newest styles in children's spring and Easter footwear. Strapes, ties and slipons Sizes 2 to 8 and 8\lz to4 ... . Great new styles for spring and Easter. Dress, casual and' s~rt styles at budget prices. Visit Stiffler s Shoe Departinent today and step lively th1s sprmg. " ClOTHING DEPT. . FOOTWEAR ClOTH//" DEPT. Earl~ -m - the - seoson sovmgs on a spec1al group of doss1c coats. Bolma<con, Trench, or Oxford Permanent Press styltng Natural colors of na vy, powder blue, ro!.e or soft S1zes 8 to 20 and 16h to 24J.l . LADIES NYLON TUNIC TOPS HECK'S EVERY DAY LOW PRICES Double knit ttb nylon. Sleeve· less. Self belteti. Three styles to choos.e from . Sizes S, M, L ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. TO $18.99 $ 77 YOUNG ADULTS BAGGIE MENS' , 'IIMAIIEIT PnSS DRESS SHIRTS For Easter For Spring Short sleeve, regular collar models in med1um or deep tone solid colors Size!. 14 1,.7 to 17. IN EASTER VALU SOXFORDS-LOAFERS-SLI P-ONS MEN'S SANDY , McGFFYou save a wee bit more on every pair of Sandy MCGee oxfords, loafers and slip-ons. Hop on over 'n save at Stiffler's. HECK'S REG. $5.88 WEATHER COATS I $ 99 $ 99 '$299TO $soo PRICED FROM Blame Carter, Sr , Middleport HAWKINSES HOME Mr and Mrs Fteldtng Hawkms have returned to their Middleport home after spendmg four months at Inverness LADIES' SPRING & EASTER TO DRESS SLACKS 79C $1 00 49C -$1 00 Lace trimm permanent press All whtte., Stzes 4 to 14. · ZPAIRS FOR mon th1 and 2 to 4 ye ar1 Stores wtll• Open a s us ual Monday , Apn I 23 .: $150 TO $3 50 SOCKS FULLedSLIPS ..· Gtrl' s newDR ESSES spring and Easter dresses In Assorted spring sh:n!es mesh or plam styles Stzes 81h to 11 of the honored 6oy1or g 1rl model1m lo m ll'oGiofttu c ~IIC, wo1hoble ~er . S11u 12 to 2<t APRIL22 $150 $ 50 ... :i~~~e~a~~~~eo:;~:~t:~~eo~ ~~~:~::;: :~!~. ~~~-~~~~~ NYLON HOSEm Mil In auorred llylts cuwkoton Size1 12to 2-4 mo"<h• _,. a nd 2 to o4 years DRESS BELTS ... 99 Margaret Brewer of Columbus, Ea ~y care wo t hob le stretch nyl0r1sla ck ALL HECK"S STORES CLOSEDEASTERSUNDAY Plans were made for a rum- Coral , Fla. ; Mrs Dorothy REG :: mage sale May 4 and 5 m the Janey and chtldren, Jay' / ' ¢ TO TO 11.39 VALUE Middleport Masomc Temple Joyce, Debbte and Mary V ' NOW PAIR ·-: •' Dishcloths Will be sold by the Langsville; Mrs. Shtrley Mtgl.• . ··:·:·:,:-:,o::::o:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::>::::,::::::::::::::::::::· ····:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::,:::::::,:::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:;<:;:;:;:::::;:;:::;:::::;::;~:;:;::;:;:;:;~;::!;::::~::::<::::::::::::;:;:::,::::::::::<::::,::::::::::::::::::o:::o:::::-:·:·:·:;:··:::::::w,::::;:;::::o:::::o:::o::::;::::::!::::::::::::::!::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::: group. and daug~ter, Annette , -· ..:-:· ::: .,., -EASTER VALUES-EASTER VALUESAt the close of the meeting Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Walter -EASTER VALUES-EASTER VALUES-PA IN FOR EASTER VALUESLadies' New Spnnl! LADIES' FASHION Mrs. V.D.EdwardsandMrs Brewerandchildren,Theresa, LADIES' Ml CHER GIRL'S FANCY GIRL'S SPRING & EASTER Bunce The refreshment table featured two large btrthday cakes decorated wtth the DeMolay crown and candles. EASTER COATS CHILDREN .BUSTER BROWN $125 Bre..Teddy, er and Grove chtldren, and City; Anme Mrs. Outl•t the hlf!e onu tn 1mort loo king ~mo c k top1 made lor spron g 4 i o 6)( Toddlers NECK Tl ES . the btrthdays of thetr sons, John Davtd Edwards and Jon TODDLERS SMOCK TOPS Large selection to choose from. Men's polyester doublekmt slacks. New sprmg colors. Stzes 29 to 3tl. Parade in and see your savmgs multiply at Stiffler's. TO Memorial given for Mrs. Hoff,.,;"'n arsons and co lt o n All MA CHIN E 'lto o4 3to 6 X ond ltot4 DRESS SLACKS $ 00 $ 99 PANTIES anc e GIRLS' & SLACK SETS FLARE LEG STYLE DRESS GLOVES LADIES' BIKINI STYLE Cancer Soctety in her memory. lOtHnERS $ 00 PANTIES , 8th Birthday is celebrated & Spr•ng an d t unsh•n e ~n1p1 raho n • t o tlort the teoson 100% Polye1le r Kn• l Da cro n WA SHABI F So ze1 IMIAICIS AND TODDLERS 2-PIECE INFANTS ' GIRLS' EASTER DRESSES Ea~te r PRICED SUNRISE SERVICE SunZirkle and Mrs. Gannaway day, 6 a .m at the Danville were baptlzed mto the church, Wesleyan Church wtth the Rev . FROM \\htle Mr and Mrs. Kessinger L Sulhvan, pastor, dehvenng and Mr Gannaway came by the sermon . The pubhc ts m- ·:::;:.,.-:,::::::::;:::·:·:::::;::::::::::. ::::::::::::::.:::;:::::::::::;;:..,: :::::::::o.: ::::::::>:::::::::::;::;::~::::.::: ;;,;:;::::::i:i:~:;:;,,,,,;;,:!,:::::::::i::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·:·: · : -:··:-:-:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:::·:·::::::::,:,:,:,::,::::::::;:;.::·:::;::::·:·:·::::::::::-::::::' !::::::::::::::::::::::::::i·::·::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;::::..::<::,~::'::::::::::::::;:;:~::;::::::;::::::::;::~:::;:::::::;:;;;:;::::::;;::.::::;:!::.<::;:;::::::<:::::~::: transfer vtted -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUES-PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUES-PARADE ~N FOR EASTER VAL SA 6 30 p.m. family mght HOLYCOMMUNJON,Bpm LADIES' CAMPUS BRAND ::: LADlE.)' NEW SPRING NYLON EN'S 4-IN-HAND & REDDI TIE potluck supper was held that Thursday at the Mtddleport evemng m the soc1al room of the church at whiCh time the Ladies' Campus brand panttes m ,. Ladies' new spring dress gloves rn Handsome flOW neck ttes for spring new members were mtroduced Last Supper. assorted pastel colors and white. ted t hit d be' and wearing. 1 lfl w e, navy an and welcomed The affair was tge. redd1Easter ties. Jo'" the new4-in-hand wt'de lookand at . assor s Yes Elastic and band leg styles m rayon Get m on some of the many !me Easter Stiffler's. ~· sponsored by the deacons. or cotton fabncs. treats. The program ~ons1sted of group smging, paper and penctl games led by I,ewts Sauer, a baton routme by PAIR ·: Nancy Wallace, and a ::·· ....·. ' :; humorous sktt by Mr. and Mrs. -PARADE IN FOR EASTER V -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMr. and Mrs. Blame Carter, James Buchanan. Ap· MEN'S VINYL & LEATHER proximately 50 persons at- Jr entertamed Saturday wtth a party m observance of the tended . -: etghth btrthday of thetr Mis or match. Buster Men's vinyl and leather fashiOn daughter, Theresa. The btrthBrown Infanta, to~ and dre• ;s belts m assorted styles and day cake was decorated wtth Ladies' fancy nylon bilum style chlldrens spring buckles. Good selection of widths panties wtth assorted fancy trims. blue tcmg and featured sportswear. and colors. Stzes 30 to 44. Pretty prints and solids. Stze, 5 to 7 replicas of a gtrl wtth a record player and records It was PRICED '11 IIIIU served with tee cream, chtps FROM A memorial to Mrs. Uoyd and Koo'-Atd Gtfts were . . . Hoffman, a member of the presented to the honored guest. •, ..•. ,.• ... -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMothers Club of the Meigs Attendmg were her brother, -PARA6E IN FOR EASTER VALU~.:> ·VALUES-EASTER VALUESChapter, Order of DeMolay, Joey, Steve, Jeff, Greg BOY'S POLYESTER DOUBLEKNJT BOY'S REDDI Tl ED MEN'S DRESS LADIES' MAY QUEEN NYLON was given at a meeting of the Peckham, Ttm Wamsley, Mr. clubMondaymght. and Mrs Denztl Welsh and : Mrs. Sally Mosh!er, children, Jenme and Denny, ... Fme group of boy's polyester doubleknit chaplain, read the scripture for Mtddleport ; Mrs. Sharon Ladies' famous May Queen stretch nylon Boy's reddt tied new spring Men's dress socks, in flare leg style slacks m assorted new neck ties in assorted solids .. assorted spring colors . the memorial and it was voted Pratt, Pomeroy; Mrs. Juamta panty hose m all the new sprmg sha4es. spring colors. Sizes 4 to 7 and 8 to 18. Now Cotton, orion and nylon. and patterns. to send a gift of money to the Clark of New Haven; Mrs Sheer or mesh styles. Petite, mediUm~ is the time to save medmm tall and tall. Of C Bl h P TO l ( ,.... · -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT Famous Bobble Brooks and Russ Togs creatiOns for sprmg Choose from the .. latest 1n fashion tops, skirts, and .. slacks Wide chotce of fabrics, colors and patterns Smart sprmg dress hegms at Stlffl~rs 39 9 (: )"'-', - TO ''SPORTSWEAR Ladies' fancy and tailored full slips. Cotton, nylon and polyester styles all with pretty lace tnms. Stzes 32 to 52. Parade m for Easter Values at Sl!ffier's - II '·r·>l $299$_ SPRING AND EASTER :·: FULL SLIPS $1 ;; :: ·:; :· -PARADE IN FOR ~ASTER VALUESFAMOUS BOBBIE BROOKS & RUSS TOGS FANCY LACE TRIMMED ,I A great selection of fine new patterns and styles m short sleeve dress shirts with popular long pointed collars. Permanent press. Stzes 14'h to 17. . ' :::.:::::;:;:;: -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESLADIES' BETHK NQ-CLING . 99 SHIRTS .. $1499 TO $,_,.99 99 PRICED FROM FANCY DRESS DRESS AND CASUAL SPRING AND EASTER \Holy ~ta~K'''' EASTER VALUESMEN'S PERM PRESS -PARADE IN EASTER VALUESLADIES' SPRING & EASTER -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESBIG SELECTION OF LADIES' For a Most Fashionable PANTS Toke up i he slack 1n you1 wardro be w1ih the1e per mo ne n l pren bcqg•e~ Featur1ng two mc h bpflom 'CUff ond p~:~t ch pockeh In pla1d' cha mbrays, o r de n> 1m ~ S1ze1 28 to 38 HECK'S REG. $3.66 ClOTHING DEPT. LADIES' UMBRELLAS Choose from clear vtnyl, nylon !ohms, or pr tnt dome styles Al!.a m assorted colors. LADIES' IIYLOI KIEE HIGH HOSE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $3.66 '9.99 sr4 and$444 HECK'S REG. TO $4.99 One ~o•u f111 all ~ Elcul•c top. Colors of be•ge, t!IH\ O • man , or brown 'l PAIR , $}00~ LADIES' BIKINI PANTIES Whtte and pastel colon. likm1 11111 5 lhru 7 2 PAIR aac ClOTII/III DIJIT. ..... Mr. and Mrs Harry Clark, New Port Rttchte at 7 30 each evemng. The Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor, wtll speak The public IS mvtted \ �I 10 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April18, 1973 -·· AT STIFFLER'S THIS THU~SDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 19th-20th ·21st minute sections of the service. serv1ces. On Easter Sunday, sWlrlSe service will be held at 7 a .m. with a meditation especially for children and Holy Com· mumon. The semor ch01r will present musiC fitting the ...• sunrise service theme. Following the sunnse servtce there will be an Easter farruly breakfast at 8 a.m. tn fellowship hall. The ladies ALCW will work with the )Wlior and seruor Lutheran leagues m proVIding the breakfast. At 9: 1:; a.m. there wtll be Sunday school at whtch time two color films showing the land and customs of the times Presbyterians welcome four Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gannaway, Mr and Mrs . Fredenck Kessmger, and Mtchael Ztrkle were welcomed mto the membership of the Middleport First Umted Presbytertan Church at a recent mormng service pastor , 10 charge Easter sunnse serv1ce at the church at 5 30 a.m Sunday A play , Select your new sprmg coat now from our fine collection. You'll find all the newest styles m the fmest fabrics and m all the wanted sprmg colors and patterns. Shop now for your new spring and Easter dr'Csses. Our seleet10n is great m a pr1ce range that wtll please your budget Fme new fabrtcs m a vanety of sprang colors and patterns. ' GOOD FRIDAY candlelight :.: commumon service, 7 ·30 p m , ;; Fnday at the Long Bottom '·:· Umted Methodtst Church wtth the Rev Standley Brandum, "Thomas Believes" wtll be presented. The public 1s mvtted GOOD FRIDAY servtces, I p.m Fnday at the AntiqUity Bapllst Church wtth the Rev Freeland Norns speak1ng There wtll he spectal smgmg EASTER SUNRISE services at the Hemlock Grove Chnst1an Church at 5 15 a.m. Sunday. COATS DRESSES Services :::: ::;: ::;:::::::::} :::;:;:;::.::.:: . BRADFORD CHURCH of Chnst will hold a sunnse servtce at 6 a.m. on Sunday. $ ~~~~h~~·t::.e::~~~~y~~"t~: 4 ... SPORTSWEAR PANTY HOSE' ap ~ NECK TIES ~~~~~-mother .... .. Sendmg a gtft were her $100:/$1 . grandparents, Mr. and Mrs WRIGHTS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Wright and granddaughter, Tammy, Pomeroy, have returned from a v1s1t at Warner-Robbms~ Ga. , wtth the1r daughter, Becky Card. Airman w-e John Card is shll on temporary duty in Guam and Mrs. Card works as a teachers atde at a school in Warner-Robbms. From there Mr. and Mrs. Wrtght went mto Flonda to visit relatives. They also took Tammy to Dtsney World. Fla . Former area residents' whom they VISited while m Flortda mcluded Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zornes of Loughman, Mr and Mrs. Guy Russell, Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs Earl Grate, St. Petersburg, the Claude Shahans, and Mrs. Jess1e McCar ty, Ocoee, and REVIVAL NOTED A two-week revtval will begtn Sunday at the Fatth Tabernacle Church on Bailey Run Road. Services will start 00 TO $ 1 79 pretty sprmg colors and patterns. Stzes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Hop on over 'n save. TO . .. HANDBAGS Ladies' new spring hand- JEWELRY Choose from big selection of bags Big select10n of styles pins, rings, m woven reed and vmyl . necklaces, bracelets and earrings styles. :-,• ·: PRICED $100 . -PARADE IN VALUESLADIES' CHARM STEP & HI BROW SPRING AND EASTER """uE IN EASTER VALUESSTYLES FOR BOY'S & GIRL'S SPRING AND EASTER :: DRESSES An air of freshne ss .. better quoltty Sprtng ond Easter dre ss es In Jun.ors, Mtsses, and Half s•zes Assorted styles and co lo rs LADIES' POLYESTER PANTS The !.ucceu of the season .. 23" flares with pull on wotst Double kmts 1n navy, wh1te, yellow, green, and blue Stzes 8 to 18. r FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR More savmgs tirrled for Easter from Stiffler's Newest styles in children's spring and Easter footwear. Strapes, ties and slipons Sizes 2 to 8 and 8\lz to4 ... . Great new styles for spring and Easter. Dress, casual and' s~rt styles at budget prices. Visit Stiffler s Shoe Departinent today and step lively th1s sprmg. " ClOTHING DEPT. . FOOTWEAR ClOTH//" DEPT. Earl~ -m - the - seoson sovmgs on a spec1al group of doss1c coats. Bolma<con, Trench, or Oxford Permanent Press styltng Natural colors of na vy, powder blue, ro!.e or soft S1zes 8 to 20 and 16h to 24J.l . LADIES NYLON TUNIC TOPS HECK'S EVERY DAY LOW PRICES Double knit ttb nylon. Sleeve· less. Self belteti. Three styles to choos.e from . Sizes S, M, L ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. TO $18.99 $ 77 YOUNG ADULTS BAGGIE MENS' , 'IIMAIIEIT PnSS DRESS SHIRTS For Easter For Spring Short sleeve, regular collar models in med1um or deep tone solid colors Size!. 14 1,.7 to 17. IN EASTER VALU SOXFORDS-LOAFERS-SLI P-ONS MEN'S SANDY , McGFFYou save a wee bit more on every pair of Sandy MCGee oxfords, loafers and slip-ons. Hop on over 'n save at Stiffler's. HECK'S REG. $5.88 WEATHER COATS I $ 99 $ 99 '$299TO $soo PRICED FROM Blame Carter, Sr , Middleport HAWKINSES HOME Mr and Mrs Fteldtng Hawkms have returned to their Middleport home after spendmg four months at Inverness LADIES' SPRING & EASTER TO DRESS SLACKS 79C $1 00 49C -$1 00 Lace trimm permanent press All whtte., Stzes 4 to 14. · ZPAIRS FOR mon th1 and 2 to 4 ye ar1 Stores wtll• Open a s us ual Monday , Apn I 23 .: $150 TO $3 50 SOCKS FULLedSLIPS ..· Gtrl' s newDR ESSES spring and Easter dresses In Assorted spring sh:n!es mesh or plam styles Stzes 81h to 11 of the honored 6oy1or g 1rl model1m lo m ll'oGiofttu c ~IIC, wo1hoble ~er . S11u 12 to 2<t APRIL22 $150 $ 50 ... :i~~~e~a~~~~eo:;~:~t:~~eo~ ~~~:~::;: :~!~. ~~~-~~~~~ NYLON HOSEm Mil In auorred llylts cuwkoton Size1 12to 2-4 mo"<h• _,. a nd 2 to o4 years DRESS BELTS ... 99 Margaret Brewer of Columbus, Ea ~y care wo t hob le stretch nyl0r1sla ck ALL HECK"S STORES CLOSEDEASTERSUNDAY Plans were made for a rum- Coral , Fla. ; Mrs Dorothy REG :: mage sale May 4 and 5 m the Janey and chtldren, Jay' / ' ¢ TO TO 11.39 VALUE Middleport Masomc Temple Joyce, Debbte and Mary V ' NOW PAIR ·-: •' Dishcloths Will be sold by the Langsville; Mrs. Shtrley Mtgl.• . ··:·:·:,:-:,o::::o:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::>::::,::::::::::::::::::::· ····:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::,:::::::,:::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:;<:;:;:;:::::;:;:::;:::::;::;~:;:;::;:;:;:;~;::!;::::~::::<::::::::::::;:;:::,::::::::::<::::,::::::::::::::::::o:::o:::::-:·:·:·:;:··:::::::w,::::;:;::::o:::::o:::o::::;::::::!::::::::::::::!::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::: group. and daug~ter, Annette , -· ..:-:· ::: .,., -EASTER VALUES-EASTER VALUESAt the close of the meeting Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Walter -EASTER VALUES-EASTER VALUES-PA IN FOR EASTER VALUESLadies' New Spnnl! LADIES' FASHION Mrs. V.D.EdwardsandMrs Brewerandchildren,Theresa, LADIES' Ml CHER GIRL'S FANCY GIRL'S SPRING & EASTER Bunce The refreshment table featured two large btrthday cakes decorated wtth the DeMolay crown and candles. EASTER COATS CHILDREN .BUSTER BROWN $125 Bre..Teddy, er and Grove chtldren, and City; Anme Mrs. Outl•t the hlf!e onu tn 1mort loo king ~mo c k top1 made lor spron g 4 i o 6)( Toddlers NECK Tl ES . the btrthdays of thetr sons, John Davtd Edwards and Jon TODDLERS SMOCK TOPS Large selection to choose from. Men's polyester doublekmt slacks. New sprmg colors. Stzes 29 to 3tl. Parade in and see your savmgs multiply at Stiffler's. TO Memorial given for Mrs. Hoff,.,;"'n arsons and co lt o n All MA CHIN E 'lto o4 3to 6 X ond ltot4 DRESS SLACKS $ 00 $ 99 PANTIES anc e GIRLS' & SLACK SETS FLARE LEG STYLE DRESS GLOVES LADIES' BIKINI STYLE Cancer Soctety in her memory. lOtHnERS $ 00 PANTIES , 8th Birthday is celebrated & Spr•ng an d t unsh•n e ~n1p1 raho n • t o tlort the teoson 100% Polye1le r Kn• l Da cro n WA SHABI F So ze1 IMIAICIS AND TODDLERS 2-PIECE INFANTS ' GIRLS' EASTER DRESSES Ea~te r PRICED SUNRISE SERVICE SunZirkle and Mrs. Gannaway day, 6 a .m at the Danville were baptlzed mto the church, Wesleyan Church wtth the Rev . FROM \\htle Mr and Mrs. Kessinger L Sulhvan, pastor, dehvenng and Mr Gannaway came by the sermon . The pubhc ts m- ·:::;:.,.-:,::::::::;:::·:·:::::;::::::::::. ::::::::::::::.:::;:::::::::::;;:..,: :::::::::o.: ::::::::>:::::::::::;::;::~::::.::: ;;,;:;::::::i:i:~:;:;,,,,,;;,:!,:::::::::i::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·:·: · : -:··:-:-:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:::·:·::::::::,:,:,:,::,::::::::;:;.::·:::;::::·:·:·::::::::::-::::::' !::::::::::::::::::::::::::i·::·::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;::::..::<::,~::'::::::::::::::;:;:~::;::::::;::::::::;::~:::;:::::::;:;;;:;::::::;;::.::::;:!::.<::;:;::::::<:::::~::: transfer vtted -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUES-PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUES-PARADE ~N FOR EASTER VAL SA 6 30 p.m. family mght HOLYCOMMUNJON,Bpm LADIES' CAMPUS BRAND ::: LADlE.)' NEW SPRING NYLON EN'S 4-IN-HAND & REDDI TIE potluck supper was held that Thursday at the Mtddleport evemng m the soc1al room of the church at whiCh time the Ladies' Campus brand panttes m ,. Ladies' new spring dress gloves rn Handsome flOW neck ttes for spring new members were mtroduced Last Supper. assorted pastel colors and white. ted t hit d be' and wearing. 1 lfl w e, navy an and welcomed The affair was tge. redd1Easter ties. Jo'" the new4-in-hand wt'de lookand at . assor s Yes Elastic and band leg styles m rayon Get m on some of the many !me Easter Stiffler's. ~· sponsored by the deacons. or cotton fabncs. treats. The program ~ons1sted of group smging, paper and penctl games led by I,ewts Sauer, a baton routme by PAIR ·: Nancy Wallace, and a ::·· ....·. ' :; humorous sktt by Mr. and Mrs. -PARADE IN FOR EASTER V -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMr. and Mrs. Blame Carter, James Buchanan. Ap· MEN'S VINYL & LEATHER proximately 50 persons at- Jr entertamed Saturday wtth a party m observance of the tended . -: etghth btrthday of thetr Mis or match. Buster Men's vinyl and leather fashiOn daughter, Theresa. The btrthBrown Infanta, to~ and dre• ;s belts m assorted styles and day cake was decorated wtth Ladies' fancy nylon bilum style chlldrens spring buckles. Good selection of widths panties wtth assorted fancy trims. blue tcmg and featured sportswear. and colors. Stzes 30 to 44. Pretty prints and solids. Stze, 5 to 7 replicas of a gtrl wtth a record player and records It was PRICED '11 IIIIU served with tee cream, chtps FROM A memorial to Mrs. Uoyd and Koo'-Atd Gtfts were . . . Hoffman, a member of the presented to the honored guest. •, ..•. ,.• ... -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMothers Club of the Meigs Attendmg were her brother, -PARA6E IN FOR EASTER VALU~.:> ·VALUES-EASTER VALUESChapter, Order of DeMolay, Joey, Steve, Jeff, Greg BOY'S POLYESTER DOUBLEKNJT BOY'S REDDI Tl ED MEN'S DRESS LADIES' MAY QUEEN NYLON was given at a meeting of the Peckham, Ttm Wamsley, Mr. clubMondaymght. and Mrs Denztl Welsh and : Mrs. Sally Mosh!er, children, Jenme and Denny, ... Fme group of boy's polyester doubleknit chaplain, read the scripture for Mtddleport ; Mrs. Sharon Ladies' famous May Queen stretch nylon Boy's reddt tied new spring Men's dress socks, in flare leg style slacks m assorted new neck ties in assorted solids .. assorted spring colors . the memorial and it was voted Pratt, Pomeroy; Mrs. Juamta panty hose m all the new sprmg sha4es. spring colors. Sizes 4 to 7 and 8 to 18. Now Cotton, orion and nylon. and patterns. to send a gift of money to the Clark of New Haven; Mrs Sheer or mesh styles. Petite, mediUm~ is the time to save medmm tall and tall. Of C Bl h P TO l ( ,.... · -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESMEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT Famous Bobble Brooks and Russ Togs creatiOns for sprmg Choose from the .. latest 1n fashion tops, skirts, and .. slacks Wide chotce of fabrics, colors and patterns Smart sprmg dress hegms at Stlffl~rs 39 9 (: )"'-', - TO ''SPORTSWEAR Ladies' fancy and tailored full slips. Cotton, nylon and polyester styles all with pretty lace tnms. Stzes 32 to 52. Parade m for Easter Values at Sl!ffier's - II '·r·>l $299$_ SPRING AND EASTER :·: FULL SLIPS $1 ;; :: ·:; :· -PARADE IN FOR ~ASTER VALUESFAMOUS BOBBIE BROOKS & RUSS TOGS FANCY LACE TRIMMED ,I A great selection of fine new patterns and styles m short sleeve dress shirts with popular long pointed collars. Permanent press. Stzes 14'h to 17. . ' :::.:::::;:;:;: -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESLADIES' BETHK NQ-CLING . 99 SHIRTS .. $1499 TO $,_,.99 99 PRICED FROM FANCY DRESS DRESS AND CASUAL SPRING AND EASTER \Holy ~ta~K'''' EASTER VALUESMEN'S PERM PRESS -PARADE IN EASTER VALUESLADIES' SPRING & EASTER -PARADE IN FOR EASTER VALUESBIG SELECTION OF LADIES' For a Most Fashionable PANTS Toke up i he slack 1n you1 wardro be w1ih the1e per mo ne n l pren bcqg•e~ Featur1ng two mc h bpflom 'CUff ond p~:~t ch pockeh In pla1d' cha mbrays, o r de n> 1m ~ S1ze1 28 to 38 HECK'S REG. $3.66 ClOTHING DEPT. LADIES' UMBRELLAS Choose from clear vtnyl, nylon !ohms, or pr tnt dome styles Al!.a m assorted colors. LADIES' IIYLOI KIEE HIGH HOSE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $3.66 '9.99 sr4 and$444 HECK'S REG. TO $4.99 One ~o•u f111 all ~ Elcul•c top. Colors of be•ge, t!IH\ O • man , or brown 'l PAIR , $}00~ LADIES' BIKINI PANTIES Whtte and pastel colon. likm1 11111 5 lhru 7 2 PAIR aac ClOTII/III DIJIT. ..... Mr. and Mrs Harry Clark, New Port Rttchte at 7 30 each evemng. The Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor, wtll speak The public IS mvtted \ �• • \., • 13 - The Daily Sentinel,Middlei>ort-Pomeroy, c .. OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 OPE II Dill'r 10 TO 9) . OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 SOUNDESIGN AM/FM RADIO STEREO TAPE . RECORD CHANGER & STAND $1Q996 - SUPER HITS 8 TRACK STEREO HECK'S REG. (4510/ 11 TAPES $27.96 JET SET SOUTHBEND •366 NO. 1-204-260 SPINNING ROD CAST HECK'S 17.99 BERKLEY JET CAST LINE ·ROD •4'' 2 FOR ·• Joined three piece oluminurn pole1 . • Zipper dow n cenlu ond gc:rou bot· tom · ol door . e Complete with nylon te nt bag and nylon ~toke bog . e Win· dow in rear with flap . • International <O ~ P'""'" o. ~ o •d ,.,opio trot•• ~c • o:~ ~"~ •<I<>•, '"·"" ·~~O·c· ' '•• ~P•·~~h oe~ ccu~ ~~ • oo.c:1 • o~ •"rxo' ' '"" ' "''~ . .J, l oAil~ St488 c 9 HECK'S REG . $ 28 .99 • $248 AIR MATTRESS !..lo<' ·c" • •o•nod ll'lo>l~•• ~ ··~, t, . ~0~1 l"<oodod ~ooa r• ~od o M,., O · ~d ""~ ~ ·' " '" '"' . GOLF BALLS VINYL j $1 5 FT. X 7FT. NYLON TENT K - 28 FOR •9···· for camp e r~. pocmc or beach . Our · oble do uble cooled rubberized fob ric '' I" beam. con~truc l tor. lor l lf~e l comlor! SPORTS DEPT. SPIN CAST REEL II% . CEILING LIGHT HECK' S REG . $2 .99 _.WIJ.IY DEPT. 7 PERCULATOR HECK'S , 1388 REG. -~ HECK'S REG. s1.29 s15~ HOUSEWA G. E. HIGH DOME FRY PAN RIVAL CAN OPENER WITH KNIFE SHARPENER ELECTRIC Trim , lole nled , th rifty! Cornpoct., lopeu:·d ~ t yl · ong. lip~ opl!rt o il $tUH. \ h ope~ . Supethard culler. Removable chroml! mognel. Co rd \ lor uge, cu rrying handle . loble Ill~ f . gss PORTACOLOR TV GE$17 Pona - Colo < ch a ssis. " infinif!'.l_" picture tube :<..ystem . UHF sol!d sto le tuner . VHF '' pre ~e t " f ine tuning control. PI.J 5h butto n ,co lor purifi e r, Keyed AGC. Telescoping dipole antenna . Die -cost metal hond les . 10" diagona l 60 sq. in. view ing ·· HECK'S REG. $199.88 Fla t a nd Rib Knits with stitch creo~e a nd pUll -o n waist. In · a s~or t ed colo rs and ~izcs: 10 to ' G. [WALKIE TALKIES O.(lly two c.ontrol!.: on -o ff to re · c ci ~e, and push button to t railsm it . On-e hond does it . Sem itive super . · <egene<o live rece;vc<> : 3 t<an>i>· . tor s. solid stole c! rcv itry , for crisp reception , on the beam tran smi ssion up to 114 mile . · 99 ' HECK'S REG. $9.9~L JEWEl flY DEPT. . • NO. HP-2107 HECK'S REG. sgss $777 · -LADIES SHAVER SHORTS \~ ' . NORELCO HECK'S REG. '15.99 •1799 .. GE •12 99 G.E. MIST HAIR SETIER HECK'S REG. 121.96 I ·~ 0" NYLON All Di.e Co~! Alu mH'l \Jfll. Hou~i ng With Hord Ch r om~d.---5 ro inle~~ Steel Free ·Runn ing Ro ll e r P ic ~ Up Pin. Rubb!!r Lin!! 5~ubber ... A(curol e C a ~h And Lone life. lar-gl! , fo~~ Gnp (ra n ~ Hand le Sra~~ "'v;~::· . . ·CHEMOLD \ ALUMINUM TENNIS RACKET LADIES'. TRUE TEMPER LWJIIHJ .. orange coated nylon. 3 $100 •n. SUNBEAM AP-72 • 3FOR A special group o~ S-trock tape cart ridges Featuring great Qroups play ing fan ta stic t unes from the past and present . A truly great bargain , good o nly while quanti ties lo st. / ..;·cr".""\. T"'e JEWElRY DEPT. . • GOLF BALLS "Y~"9 HECK' S REG . $9 .88 TENNIS BALLS Fau.ltless x out. <lftd ""'q""' p""' b~nuft """''"' ·!uc• tot•o lo"9 cu•d I"' g•eot ..,.,.,.~_,..,obi1tty Idol") f.,, ll.e- ""'" " fo,.ly '• g•oominu IIHdt A greol u•ll Como• <om plolo w ot~ 2 ion>b< \1,,..; ""d HECK'S REG. 14.49 LAVER •• d•1•~11 "''"""') hooud " >I{Urt lr onoched ro d•r•<'\9 V"'' b)' <OO>M) OAd D fo ni<hon11 btw<h SP 111-6 BERKLEY SPIN "' HOT COMB ' owo r!ol <m oheom QIOUrtl fov HECK'S REG. 1159.96 JEWElRY DEPT. ·sowL - 18. l: BRUSH $1499 · PAIR HECK'S REG . $16.96 YS-7110 GARMENT RACK I inch dia . heavy go.uge tubular stee l; easy a sse mbly, 110 bolts, nuts o r ~crey.-s ; 64" tall ------18" d eep; rolls on casters ' .. HECK 'S REG . POLAROID . CAMERA SQUARE SHOOTER 2 _$2.66 ClOTHING DEPT. ~oloroid'l no.. ~quo <O S ~aat • • 1lnnd (Omt •a ,, t~• lowe<! ptice d oil purpoM i~IIO ~ I tolo• <om~ru """' ofl ~ •ed ¥ou got 110- oetond <olor pittwl\ f<K ob<l'wtl~ e '""'" O"'f M P'"~·~• you wo ol dar• to ~tl tQol\ ~~~ fjl.., fo<lo ry So, ""1"1' li>t Good Ti~t i~"gn tlr and "'""""""'"r "''111 Polooid ' , now ~~o re SI>OQttt 7 . PLUSH EASTER RABBITS Choo~e from 3 sfy les 15" t~oo:.tly l or e<DOO"'•Cal TIDE 8 TRACK AUTO STEREO TAPE PLAYER ~~::ms e 3 lb. l oz. Fast Forward Con trol • Di· re el Capsto11 Dr ive Motor e Negotive or Positive Ground Swilchobility • Remo vobl .e Front Bezel Frome _ .. make s in -dash in sta ll a tion po s~i ble and practi<:al e Smoo th , Near - - >q"aro i:J lo "•J '.:. " )< olor tnoto . p1 6~ h 5 rabbi t or lyin g dowA rabbit in os~orted 111 LEAR JET colors . ' 69~ 1999 HECK' S REG . $22 . 88 CHOICE HECK'S REG. 89' · 48 ' HECK'S REG . $S . 99 NOUSIWAIIE DEPT. HOUSEWARE . DEPT. HECK'S REG . 4999 $ Flush , Safety Styl ing BUNNY & WAGON PULL TOY HECK ' S REG . $ 2 .44 EACH TOY DEPT. , ., . I Cf..c.o >O !to<"! (l~ml) fot • \C~• r~hon. ·~ , .,• ~· o ntt M.c • ""~ F l A ~TIC 'C.O NSU UC ft\lc • • fl ON GARDEN GAL . ' BY KENNER 84< . HECK ' S REG . $1.08 Th r ~e d ifferently dreBed Gorden· Gal~ t o choo~e from . Gorden ~ol ·~ 7" to ll, has lovely thic l rooted hair whi ch con be bru~hed and CHOICE $2~A~ HECK"S REG $3 .97 EACH TOYDEPT. · 82~ACH . DELUXE. 2-SHELF SPACE SAVER . I .I:.".. I .,, Clear, gold o r green . ,.. I AM PORTABLE RADIO . Printed r!!ghter circuit board. 2 V.." speak~" · Jo'k lor eo fphone twd ·~ter~ol speo~er . Comp lefe with YACHT MOP, DUST MOP OR BRISTLE BROOM RABBIT and CHiC K SC)88 CHOICE 32 SCRUB BRUSH 55( HECK'S REG. 80' ha ndy [Orrying ' lrop . I " . TRAN$CO PLASTIC VINYL RUNNER TOY DEPT. · ·-.·~ HECK'S REG. $79 . 88 TRA NSCO PLASTIC 6 FOOT HEAVY DUTY HECK'S REG . $1.04 TOY DEPT. EACH - CHOICE 78< CHOICE com bed , She con be po~ed iro many differe nt way s. Gorden Gall COn:!~ with o pOcket ot Z in nia~. Bo~helor '~ Sutfont, or Morigold~ ­ pl u~ o waler.ing can , lwo llowet pol~ . and two magkpealdhn.· Mechani ca l (NOT PICTURED) PLASTIC CONSTR UCTION JUMBO TRUCKS Te rry Cloth Ea ste r Toy Heck 's Reg . $1:18 PLEASURE CRUISERS OR POP-EYE AUTO CARRIERS oz. 200%. AJAX FOR DISHES MAGIC SPRAY SIZING ICE CUBE BINS • 59< TOIIICA H ECK"• --Reg . 84C 14" PUNCH BALLS Punch-o-bolls 'in " ho t stripes styles ." < ·',\' HECK 'S lUG . 49' TOY DEPT. GIGGLERS Cho os.e from Brenda B u n ~y. Mvlly Mouse, Dan~y Duell , Tir\0 Turtle , Buggy Beetle , Bondy Roos ter, LH lady and Jo lly J ym per. HECK'S REG. 96' EACH CHOICE . 77(EACH . SILK LAMP SHADES 14" RUNNING RABBIT CHOOSE FROM AS SORTED COLORS . _$166 HECK'S REG : $2.24 TOY DEPT. HECK ' S REG •. $1.44 NOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG . &-14 HOUSEWARE DE.PT. Beautifully designed 14, 15 and 16 inch la mp sha des. Fits we ll into a ny · surrou ndl ngs. -c-·· HOUSEWARE DEPT. $522 HECK'S REG . $1 . 28 HECK'S REG. 69 ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. ICE CUBE TRAYS PJICK OF 3 HECK'S REG . $7.99 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. 55~ �• • \., • 13 - The Daily Sentinel,Middlei>ort-Pomeroy, c .. OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 OPE II Dill'r 10 TO 9) . OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEII DAILY 10 TO 9 SOUNDESIGN AM/FM RADIO STEREO TAPE . RECORD CHANGER & STAND $1Q996 - SUPER HITS 8 TRACK STEREO HECK'S REG. (4510/ 11 TAPES $27.96 JET SET SOUTHBEND •366 NO. 1-204-260 SPINNING ROD CAST HECK'S 17.99 BERKLEY JET CAST LINE ·ROD •4'' 2 FOR ·• Joined three piece oluminurn pole1 . • Zipper dow n cenlu ond gc:rou bot· tom · ol door . e Complete with nylon te nt bag and nylon ~toke bog . e Win· dow in rear with flap . • International <O ~ P'""'" o. ~ o •d ,.,opio trot•• ~c • o:~ ~"~ •<I<>•, '"·"" ·~~O·c· ' '•• ~P•·~~h oe~ ccu~ ~~ • oo.c:1 • o~ •"rxo' ' '"" ' "''~ . .J, l oAil~ St488 c 9 HECK'S REG . $ 28 .99 • $248 AIR MATTRESS !..lo<' ·c" • •o•nod ll'lo>l~•• ~ ··~, t, . ~0~1 l"<oodod ~ooa r• ~od o M,., O · ~d ""~ ~ ·' " '" '"' . GOLF BALLS VINYL j $1 5 FT. X 7FT. NYLON TENT K - 28 FOR •9···· for camp e r~. pocmc or beach . Our · oble do uble cooled rubberized fob ric '' I" beam. con~truc l tor. lor l lf~e l comlor! SPORTS DEPT. SPIN CAST REEL II% . CEILING LIGHT HECK' S REG . $2 .99 _.WIJ.IY DEPT. 7 PERCULATOR HECK'S , 1388 REG. -~ HECK'S REG. s1.29 s15~ HOUSEWA G. E. HIGH DOME FRY PAN RIVAL CAN OPENER WITH KNIFE SHARPENER ELECTRIC Trim , lole nled , th rifty! Cornpoct., lopeu:·d ~ t yl · ong. lip~ opl!rt o il $tUH. \ h ope~ . Supethard culler. Removable chroml! mognel. Co rd \ lor uge, cu rrying handle . loble Ill~ f . gss PORTACOLOR TV GE$17 Pona - Colo < ch a ssis. " infinif!'.l_" picture tube :<..ystem . UHF sol!d sto le tuner . VHF '' pre ~e t " f ine tuning control. PI.J 5h butto n ,co lor purifi e r, Keyed AGC. Telescoping dipole antenna . Die -cost metal hond les . 10" diagona l 60 sq. in. view ing ·· HECK'S REG. $199.88 Fla t a nd Rib Knits with stitch creo~e a nd pUll -o n waist. In · a s~or t ed colo rs and ~izcs: 10 to ' G. [WALKIE TALKIES O.(lly two c.ontrol!.: on -o ff to re · c ci ~e, and push button to t railsm it . On-e hond does it . Sem itive super . · <egene<o live rece;vc<> : 3 t<an>i>· . tor s. solid stole c! rcv itry , for crisp reception , on the beam tran smi ssion up to 114 mile . · 99 ' HECK'S REG. $9.9~L JEWEl flY DEPT. . • NO. HP-2107 HECK'S REG. sgss $777 · -LADIES SHAVER SHORTS \~ ' . NORELCO HECK'S REG. '15.99 •1799 .. GE •12 99 G.E. MIST HAIR SETIER HECK'S REG. 121.96 I ·~ 0" NYLON All Di.e Co~! Alu mH'l \Jfll. Hou~i ng With Hord Ch r om~d.---5 ro inle~~ Steel Free ·Runn ing Ro ll e r P ic ~ Up Pin. Rubb!!r Lin!! 5~ubber ... A(curol e C a ~h And Lone life. lar-gl! , fo~~ Gnp (ra n ~ Hand le Sra~~ "'v;~::· . . ·CHEMOLD \ ALUMINUM TENNIS RACKET LADIES'. TRUE TEMPER LWJIIHJ .. orange coated nylon. 3 $100 •n. SUNBEAM AP-72 • 3FOR A special group o~ S-trock tape cart ridges Featuring great Qroups play ing fan ta stic t unes from the past and present . A truly great bargain , good o nly while quanti ties lo st. / ..;·cr".""\. T"'e JEWElRY DEPT. . • GOLF BALLS "Y~"9 HECK' S REG . $9 .88 TENNIS BALLS Fau.ltless x out. <lftd ""'q""' p""' b~nuft """''"' ·!uc• tot•o lo"9 cu•d I"' g•eot ..,.,.,.~_,..,obi1tty Idol") f.,, ll.e- ""'" " fo,.ly '• g•oominu IIHdt A greol u•ll Como• <om plolo w ot~ 2 ion>b< \1,,..; ""d HECK'S REG. 14.49 LAVER •• d•1•~11 "''"""') hooud " >I{Urt lr onoched ro d•r•<'\9 V"'' b)' <OO>M) OAd D fo ni<hon11 btw<h SP 111-6 BERKLEY SPIN "' HOT COMB ' owo r!ol <m oheom QIOUrtl fov HECK'S REG. 1159.96 JEWElRY DEPT. ·sowL - 18. l: BRUSH $1499 · PAIR HECK'S REG . $16.96 YS-7110 GARMENT RACK I inch dia . heavy go.uge tubular stee l; easy a sse mbly, 110 bolts, nuts o r ~crey.-s ; 64" tall ------18" d eep; rolls on casters ' .. HECK 'S REG . POLAROID . CAMERA SQUARE SHOOTER 2 _$2.66 ClOTHING DEPT. ~oloroid'l no.. ~quo <O S ~aat • • 1lnnd (Omt •a ,, t~• lowe<! ptice d oil purpoM i~IIO ~ I tolo• <om~ru """' ofl ~ •ed ¥ou got 110- oetond <olor pittwl\ f<K ob<l'wtl~ e '""'" O"'f M P'"~·~• you wo ol dar• to ~tl tQol\ ~~~ fjl.., fo<lo ry So, ""1"1' li>t Good Ti~t i~"gn tlr and "'""""""'"r "''111 Polooid ' , now ~~o re SI>OQttt 7 . PLUSH EASTER RABBITS Choo~e from 3 sfy les 15" t~oo:.tly l or e<DOO"'•Cal TIDE 8 TRACK AUTO STEREO TAPE PLAYER ~~::ms e 3 lb. l oz. Fast Forward Con trol • Di· re el Capsto11 Dr ive Motor e Negotive or Positive Ground Swilchobility • Remo vobl .e Front Bezel Frome _ .. make s in -dash in sta ll a tion po s~i ble and practi<:al e Smoo th , Near - - >q"aro i:J lo "•J '.:. " )< olor tnoto . p1 6~ h 5 rabbi t or lyin g dowA rabbit in os~orted 111 LEAR JET colors . ' 69~ 1999 HECK' S REG . $22 . 88 CHOICE HECK'S REG. 89' · 48 ' HECK'S REG . $S . 99 NOUSIWAIIE DEPT. HOUSEWARE . DEPT. HECK'S REG . 4999 $ Flush , Safety Styl ing BUNNY & WAGON PULL TOY HECK ' S REG . $ 2 .44 EACH TOY DEPT. , ., . I Cf..c.o >O !to<"! (l~ml) fot • \C~• r~hon. ·~ , .,• ~· o ntt M.c • ""~ F l A ~TIC 'C.O NSU UC ft\lc • • fl ON GARDEN GAL . ' BY KENNER 84< . HECK ' S REG . $1.08 Th r ~e d ifferently dreBed Gorden· Gal~ t o choo~e from . Gorden ~ol ·~ 7" to ll, has lovely thic l rooted hair whi ch con be bru~hed and CHOICE $2~A~ HECK"S REG $3 .97 EACH TOYDEPT. · 82~ACH . DELUXE. 2-SHELF SPACE SAVER . I .I:.".. I .,, Clear, gold o r green . ,.. I AM PORTABLE RADIO . Printed r!!ghter circuit board. 2 V.." speak~" · Jo'k lor eo fphone twd ·~ter~ol speo~er . Comp lefe with YACHT MOP, DUST MOP OR BRISTLE BROOM RABBIT and CHiC K SC)88 CHOICE 32 SCRUB BRUSH 55( HECK'S REG. 80' ha ndy [Orrying ' lrop . I " . TRAN$CO PLASTIC VINYL RUNNER TOY DEPT. · ·-.·~ HECK'S REG. $79 . 88 TRA NSCO PLASTIC 6 FOOT HEAVY DUTY HECK'S REG . $1.04 TOY DEPT. EACH - CHOICE 78< CHOICE com bed , She con be po~ed iro many differe nt way s. Gorden Gall COn:!~ with o pOcket ot Z in nia~. Bo~helor '~ Sutfont, or Morigold~ ­ pl u~ o waler.ing can , lwo llowet pol~ . and two magkpealdhn.· Mechani ca l (NOT PICTURED) PLASTIC CONSTR UCTION JUMBO TRUCKS Te rry Cloth Ea ste r Toy Heck 's Reg . $1:18 PLEASURE CRUISERS OR POP-EYE AUTO CARRIERS oz. 200%. AJAX FOR DISHES MAGIC SPRAY SIZING ICE CUBE BINS • 59< TOIIICA H ECK"• --Reg . 84C 14" PUNCH BALLS Punch-o-bolls 'in " ho t stripes styles ." < ·',\' HECK 'S lUG . 49' TOY DEPT. GIGGLERS Cho os.e from Brenda B u n ~y. Mvlly Mouse, Dan~y Duell , Tir\0 Turtle , Buggy Beetle , Bondy Roos ter, LH lady and Jo lly J ym per. HECK'S REG. 96' EACH CHOICE . 77(EACH . SILK LAMP SHADES 14" RUNNING RABBIT CHOOSE FROM AS SORTED COLORS . _$166 HECK'S REG : $2.24 TOY DEPT. HECK ' S REG •. $1.44 NOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG . &-14 HOUSEWARE DE.PT. Beautifully designed 14, 15 and 16 inch la mp sha des. Fits we ll into a ny · surrou ndl ngs. -c-·· HOUSEWARE DEPT. $522 HECK'S REG . $1 . 28 HECK'S REG. 69 ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. ICE CUBE TRAYS PJICK OF 3 HECK'S REG . $7.99 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. 55~ �• .'-. I • • • 1$ - Tbe Daily Sentt.neJ~ MIUWeporH·' OIIItt-u,t, v ., 11 ~ OPEl lAilY OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 1.0 TO 9 . • -,,I ! , .1 • OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 OPIII DAllY 10 TO 9 -PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 21, WHILE -- " BEACH BOYS HOLLAND" ......• • •. ' ' ALICE COOPER ~ ::::;Jl ' -- SUAVE SHAMPOO REG. & WITH EGG 16 oz. AYDS REDUCING CANDY SUAVE CREME RINSE OR 13 oz. BAND-AID BUilD AND PLASTIC STRIPS VAIILLA SUAVE . JOHNSON'S DENTAL FLOSS 80 yds. waxed VALUEPACI HAIR SPRAY HlOH, TINTED AND CHO ICE 0 1CE39( EA . HECK ' S REG . 69' H ELEN REDDY $1~! 54( HECK' S REG. $2 .79 HECK ' S REG. 88 ' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. • 20 oz. WilKINSON LAVORIS BONDED RAZOR sac 79( HECK 'S REG . 84' COSMETIC DEPT. "I " BILLION DOLLAR BABIES'' :k~~· CHOC:OlATE NTITIES LAST ") OHN WAYNE "STEPPENWOL F" AMERICA" TRAFFIC HECK 'S REG . $1.19 HECK' S RE G. $2 .3 8 COSMIT/C DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. " SHOOTOUT AT THE FANTASY FACTOR'i' " " THE BEST OF THE . BREAD " GARDENERS AB C PRIDE · 518 NYLON·. ELECTRA PEAT GARDE HOSE ROCKET MOTOROIL _.... 13 OZ. WESTLEYS 5!8"X50' CARBURETOR AND CHOKE · CLEANER UNDERCOAT SPRAY 66c HECK'S REG. 17.99 BELT GRIP V-BELT DRESSING 16 OZ. WESTLEYS 88c 2 GALLON CAN 39c HECK 'S REG . 99' HECK ' S REG . $1.66 HECK' S REG ; 85' J1 UTOMO TIVEDEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT MOSS TOP HIT tPs 2 CU. FT. s TRACK TAPE·s · ··· . . .SPECIAL GROUP! $138 88 88 HECK 'S REG . $1.68 · AUTOMO T/Vl DEPT. EACH EACH MFG. LIST $5 .98 .U U SY TO ltUCH AS YOUIII ACCElWTOit . . . ..., PlDAL! ~ ""' l:" ~ . . 13'/J oz. NAVAL OR . ALUMINUM WESTLEYS 20 OZ. JELLY NAVA L JEl lY F-Oii! REMOV ING li! UST. A LUM I N UM JEllY fO~ ClEANING Al UMIN UM . CHOICE ggclACH HECK ' $ REG . $ 1. 19 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTO POLISH BLECHE WilE WHITEWALL CLEANER QUARTS PPO DIMMER SWITCH PEDAL WESTLEYS " DIAMOND HARD" TRANSMISSION ggc . c FLUID WITH APPLICATOR 48c CAR WASH BRUSHES . 19C HECK' S REG . 79 • HECK'S REG . $1.77 HECK'S REG . 77' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK 'S REG • 38' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK' S REG . HEART WARMING SPECIAL GROUP. · FANTASTIC SPRINGTIME SAVINGS .------·--------~----- . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . Iii tJ MIX ~ POTTING SOIL 13'/•0Z. ... . ... plus2 fllfli Re~ul1s ore amo zirtg. PLUS-2 make~ low_n weed~ gradua lly turl vp and Cis.o ppeor as the f~r t ilj ze9 grass gro.ws gree ner a nd sturdier,......filling in-w he re tne weed~ u~ed to be . 5,000 Sq. Ft . HECK ' S REG. $1. 4 8 NARDWA/11 DEPT. 83~ RELIGIOUS AND GOSPEL FAVORITES ·.$1 ..---- $1495 GAS CAN I ' ,:.L----1 $ Simply purcha~e any box_~f Scotts grass Seed togeth· ·. er with o 5,000 sq. ft . bag of HA LTS PLUS Fo~ New Seedings and we w ill ded uct Sl from your so_les sl'p (50' sovlngs when yoUr seed is bought with ('I 2,500 >q ft. bag. ) HECK' S REG . . $3 .88 HALTS PlUS FOR NEW $[£DUNGS HAlDWA/11 bEPT. . .' -- .. -- -~ ,. ·· NORMAN TABERNACLE · . CHOIR __ _ 2 1/J GALLON ~.OOOSq. fl . HAIIDWA/11 DEPT. . STEREO CLOSE OUTS 011 SCOTTS HALTS PLUS 2,500 Sq. Ft. HECK'S REG. SUPER SAVINGS 10,000 Sq. Ft. Sco tts cr_abgross preventer that destr'?ys sprouting crabgrass, u.nhormed. It ol~o co ntains a special for-. mula feed in g that gets new grass plants off to a foster ond sturdier start. HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER r •' I ! • '"' ' FOR NEW SEEDI NG ·4 qt. size .RAID $122 EACH EACH '• 'FERTIL· . • · LIGHT CONTROL UNIT$ Choose from automa tic lig ht ~~r , automatic outdoor light <on trol , or indoor light control. HARDWA/Jl DEPT. CHOICE SPECIAL GROUP MAHALA JACKSON • - OAK RIDGE BOYS • ROCK HIT$, COUIITRY FAVORITES, PETER COnONTAIL PLU5-A-tt-TH E OTHER FAVORITE DIS NEY . PEOPLE. MI CKEY MOUSE e .CINDERELLA e WINNIE THE POOH e WIZAR D· OF OZ e TH.REE LITTLE PIGS e BRER FO X e BRER · RABBIT e MARY POPPINS. RAMBOS • SPEER FAMILY AND MANY MORE EACH · DISNEYLAND RECORDS · IIISTRUMEIITALS AIID SHOW TUllES. JOHNNY CASH, JERRY LEE .LEWIS, MARTY ROBBINS, JOHNNY MATHIS, PERCY FAITH, DIONNE WARWICK·,RAY CONNIFF, B.J. THOMAS, TONY BENNETT, JERRY BUTLER, ROBERT GOULET, lOO'S OF ARTISTS AND TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM. �• .'-. I • • • 1$ - Tbe Daily Sentt.neJ~ MIUWeporH·' OIIItt-u,t, v ., 11 ~ OPEl lAilY OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 1.0 TO 9 . • -,,I ! , .1 • OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 OPIII DAllY 10 TO 9 -PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 21, WHILE -- " BEACH BOYS HOLLAND" ......• • •. ' ' ALICE COOPER ~ ::::;Jl ' -- SUAVE SHAMPOO REG. & WITH EGG 16 oz. AYDS REDUCING CANDY SUAVE CREME RINSE OR 13 oz. BAND-AID BUilD AND PLASTIC STRIPS VAIILLA SUAVE . JOHNSON'S DENTAL FLOSS 80 yds. waxed VALUEPACI HAIR SPRAY HlOH, TINTED AND CHO ICE 0 1CE39( EA . HECK ' S REG . 69' H ELEN REDDY $1~! 54( HECK' S REG. $2 .79 HECK ' S REG. 88 ' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. • 20 oz. WilKINSON LAVORIS BONDED RAZOR sac 79( HECK 'S REG . 84' COSMETIC DEPT. "I " BILLION DOLLAR BABIES'' :k~~· CHOC:OlATE NTITIES LAST ") OHN WAYNE "STEPPENWOL F" AMERICA" TRAFFIC HECK 'S REG . $1.19 HECK' S RE G. $2 .3 8 COSMIT/C DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. " SHOOTOUT AT THE FANTASY FACTOR'i' " " THE BEST OF THE . BREAD " GARDENERS AB C PRIDE · 518 NYLON·. ELECTRA PEAT GARDE HOSE ROCKET MOTOROIL _.... 13 OZ. WESTLEYS 5!8"X50' CARBURETOR AND CHOKE · CLEANER UNDERCOAT SPRAY 66c HECK'S REG. 17.99 BELT GRIP V-BELT DRESSING 16 OZ. WESTLEYS 88c 2 GALLON CAN 39c HECK 'S REG . 99' HECK ' S REG . $1.66 HECK' S REG ; 85' J1 UTOMO TIVEDEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT MOSS TOP HIT tPs 2 CU. FT. s TRACK TAPE·s · ··· . . .SPECIAL GROUP! $138 88 88 HECK 'S REG . $1.68 · AUTOMO T/Vl DEPT. EACH EACH MFG. LIST $5 .98 .U U SY TO ltUCH AS YOUIII ACCElWTOit . . . ..., PlDAL! ~ ""' l:" ~ . . 13'/J oz. NAVAL OR . ALUMINUM WESTLEYS 20 OZ. JELLY NAVA L JEl lY F-Oii! REMOV ING li! UST. A LUM I N UM JEllY fO~ ClEANING Al UMIN UM . CHOICE ggclACH HECK ' $ REG . $ 1. 19 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTO POLISH BLECHE WilE WHITEWALL CLEANER QUARTS PPO DIMMER SWITCH PEDAL WESTLEYS " DIAMOND HARD" TRANSMISSION ggc . c FLUID WITH APPLICATOR 48c CAR WASH BRUSHES . 19C HECK' S REG . 79 • HECK'S REG . $1.77 HECK'S REG . 77' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK 'S REG • 38' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK' S REG . HEART WARMING SPECIAL GROUP. · FANTASTIC SPRINGTIME SAVINGS .------·--------~----- . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . Iii tJ MIX ~ POTTING SOIL 13'/•0Z. ... . ... plus2 fllfli Re~ul1s ore amo zirtg. PLUS-2 make~ low_n weed~ gradua lly turl vp and Cis.o ppeor as the f~r t ilj ze9 grass gro.ws gree ner a nd sturdier,......filling in-w he re tne weed~ u~ed to be . 5,000 Sq. Ft . HECK ' S REG. $1. 4 8 NARDWA/11 DEPT. 83~ RELIGIOUS AND GOSPEL FAVORITES ·.$1 ..---- $1495 GAS CAN I ' ,:.L----1 $ Simply purcha~e any box_~f Scotts grass Seed togeth· ·. er with o 5,000 sq. ft . bag of HA LTS PLUS Fo~ New Seedings and we w ill ded uct Sl from your so_les sl'p (50' sovlngs when yoUr seed is bought with ('I 2,500 >q ft. bag. ) HECK' S REG . . $3 .88 HALTS PlUS FOR NEW $[£DUNGS HAlDWA/11 bEPT. . .' -- .. -- -~ ,. ·· NORMAN TABERNACLE · . CHOIR __ _ 2 1/J GALLON ~.OOOSq. fl . HAIIDWA/11 DEPT. . STEREO CLOSE OUTS 011 SCOTTS HALTS PLUS 2,500 Sq. Ft. HECK'S REG. SUPER SAVINGS 10,000 Sq. Ft. Sco tts cr_abgross preventer that destr'?ys sprouting crabgrass, u.nhormed. It ol~o co ntains a special for-. mula feed in g that gets new grass plants off to a foster ond sturdier start. HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER r •' I ! • '"' ' FOR NEW SEEDI NG ·4 qt. size .RAID $122 EACH EACH '• 'FERTIL· . • · LIGHT CONTROL UNIT$ Choose from automa tic lig ht ~~r , automatic outdoor light <on trol , or indoor light control. HARDWA/Jl DEPT. CHOICE SPECIAL GROUP MAHALA JACKSON • - OAK RIDGE BOYS • ROCK HIT$, COUIITRY FAVORITES, PETER COnONTAIL PLU5-A-tt-TH E OTHER FAVORITE DIS NEY . PEOPLE. MI CKEY MOUSE e .CINDERELLA e WINNIE THE POOH e WIZAR D· OF OZ e TH.REE LITTLE PIGS e BRER FO X e BRER · RABBIT e MARY POPPINS. RAMBOS • SPEER FAMILY AND MANY MORE EACH · DISNEYLAND RECORDS · IIISTRUMEIITALS AIID SHOW TUllES. JOHNNY CASH, JERRY LEE .LEWIS, MARTY ROBBINS, JOHNNY MATHIS, PERCY FAITH, DIONNE WARWICK·,RAY CONNIFF, B.J. THOMAS, TONY BENNETT, JERRY BUTLER, ROBERT GOULET, lOO'S OF ARTISTS AND TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM. �16"- The Da uy J nlinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April IS, 1973 The standard. weig ht of a T he oldest. college I rater· bag of c ement in the United nlly 1n Ame n ca 15 Ph1 Beta Slates is 94 pounds. Kappa. founded in 1776. Newsmen's 17- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 18, 1973 OVAL chartered • test asked N DISCOUNT TIRE COLUMBUS (UPI ) - State Rep. Robert E . Netzley, Jt. Laura, has introduced Jegisla- PREMIUM WHITE WALL FIBERGlASS BELTED TIRE SALE . lion in the Ohio House to require all legislative newsmen to pass a lest oo slate fiscal matters or be barred from the statehouse newsroom. Netzley opposed the successlui move to enact a slate income laJ: in 1971 and led the unsuccessful fight to repeal the CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 21st any size $2800 tax the next year. He had predieted the laJ: wriuld .c reate f, G, H &J 78x14 G, H, J & L IOU~ huge SW")>Iuses of state revel>ues and complained statehouse 11\lwsmen failed to emphasize INCLUDING MOUNTING! - BAlANCING! • FED. EXCISE TAX! • • •• • ••• MARGARET EHMAN Miss Ehman in PHONE 882-2817 • Two more contestants for the Miss Southern Ohio Scholar· •• • -•• •• .... --.... ~ :.. ~ • -~ 115 W. Main , We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy Upen Mon .- rhurs. 9a.m . to 7 p .m . - Fridays Y a.m. to 8 p . m . - Satur- . d"vs 9 a .m . to 8: 30 p .m . BROUGHTON'S 2% MILK ZEST A SODA CRACKERS gal. 99~ bOx BROUGHTON'S COTTAGE CHEESE With Coupon Good At Simon's Expires 4/21173 • BREAD .,. l9 5loa¥es for CIGAREITES Maple Lawn Srnall EGGS 63~ crt FAVORITE BRAND STEAK • doz. lb. 2 USDA CHOICE ROUND 3 JEAN MARIE MICHAEL K1r ~s & Reg·. Filter JOO s-1-19 89~ CAN POP 6 for 75~ ASSORTED FLAVORS EASTER HAM Semi-Boneless LARGE VARIETY I Fully Cooked sc~olarship ship Pageant announced today were l!l-year old Margaret Lou Ehman and 18-year old Jean Marie Michael by Entries Committee Chairman Bill McAfee . Margaret Ehman is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret S. Ehman of Pine Street in Gallipolis. She is presently attending the Holzer School of Nursing and is a 1972 graduate of Ga!lia Academy High School. The 5'8" beauty was the 197~ River Festival Queen · pageant Southern Ohio. A special parade kicking off the official pageant activities will move through Belpre at 11 a"m. on Saturday, May 5. The winner of the Miss Southern Ohio title wiH move on to compete in the Mlss Ohio Pageant this June. Miss Karen Sue Sparka, Miss Ohio 1972 will be a special featured guest at the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant. The seven county pageant is being sponsored by the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce. and has.won numerous awards for her sewing projects in Gallia . county. Miss Ehman CONSUMER WARNING will perform as a vocalist for COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio her talent portion of the Commerce Director Dennis pageant. Shaul today advised conJean Michael is the daughter sumers to be wary of signing of Mr. and Mrs. Max Michael contracts for a new spray-on of The P lains. She is presently plastic roofing process ada senior at Athens High School vertised as "miraculous" and .and plans to attend Ohio "revolutionary." University this fall. J ean is ''Unfortunately,'' Shaul said, very active in .music and in " the Conunerce Department's addition fo playing in the consumer protection division Athens High School Band has has received numerous studied piano for a number qf . complaints which dispute year s . She is presen tly claims that this roof coating studying music: theory and is can permanently seal a roof quite activ e in her church and that · it can be used sueserving as o'ganist and Sunday cessfully on any existing roof School teacher. regardless of condition or pitch The evening of May 5 at the of the roof. Belpre High School Auditorium . " While the roofing comis the date and iocation where - panies offer 15-25 year . these two girls will join the guarantees, our complaints other entran ts and compete for indicate that they either have th ~ enviable title of Miss not serviced . tbeir complaints or have used delay" tactics," Shaul said. WORKSHOP HElD CINCINNATI (UP!) - A SPEAKER COMING one.<Jay election workshop will A"revival will begin Monday he hefd here April 27 sponsored by the Ohio League of Women at the Salvation Army, ButVoters , Battelle Memorial ternut Ave., and continue Institute and Ohio State Uni- through April 29. Speaker will versity . be the Rev . Jeff Butcher with The workshop wHI ·cover services to be held at 7:30 each evening . The public is invited. election laws. (Continued rrom page 11 countiu will be di!continued June 30 of this year for Jack of funds unless the Slate be ded Legislature can persua to increase appropriation to the State Ubrary Board before that date. The 1973 appropriation for OVAL ($90,600 ) is only 17 pel. of the fWids allowed by Ohio law, but all that Is currently available. Ohio Valley Area Libraries, will seek to provide equal access to library services for the 411,058 people of the area served by member libraries. calendar year 1973 include co lle c tion development programs based on local resources and expenditures. An adult services development uld d" •- book program wo coor m,., • buying and reference services. c ontracts would cover specific local programs previously funded by other sources. A public information ould ncourage use program w e of libraries; resource libraries uld b d loped t P ts wo e · eve . . a or. • mouth and Chilhcothe With d d to othe acc~ ss provl e r resources m the slate. A staff development program Will h · nt emp astze manageme concepts. J on Lo_uden .. Jean Hart and J B 1 1b t the ane a• ey • 1 rarl~s a Pomeroy and Middleport · · d" te that th Ubrar1es, '" lea . e formation of Area U~rary Se _ rv_•ce . OrgamzatlOns f dts roar sJg~l~Jc~nt step orwar OhJo s hbraries . Louden, who serves as Liaison on the ALSO's Librarians Advisory Com • mittee, said, 11 We are glad for the opportunity to oiler our residents better service in the future. " . .fI Long-range goals of the organization are : his viewpoint. Assist ·an member His bill would require newsmen pass examinations at least libraries in meeting the in[ormation needs of their three times each year. The ex· aminations would he administ- communities through imered by a panel of six legisla- provement of collection of tors and the legislative auditor books and other library proviSIOn of and would contain questions on materials, state finance and taxation professional staff, access to major resource libraries, laws. Netzley said he believed only public information programs, "about half" the legislative re- and staff development porters would pass the test. programs . Those who !ailed would be pre>- Identify and build up hiblted from usina tbe state- collections and staff or houSe. pressroom.--o · resource libraries in · the OVAL Warren Wheat of the Cin- area . cinnati Enquirer, president of~ - Identify and attempt to ~--~-1 the Ohio Legislative alleviate special problems of II Correspondents Association, member libraries. - Provide professional To come in and said he would support the bill if incoming legislators also were specialists where appropriate requlred to pass the test~ to meet systemwide needs. . see all "The fact we admit we don't - Coordinate services with that's new know anything about th e school, college and. special budget puts us ahead of them," libraries in the area and other for Easter said Wheat. libraries outside the area ; - Identify "groups of users with special needs and attempt Probably more states have names of Indian origin than to serve those needs. any other source. Annual service programs for ~ BonelesS Beef Roast ~~J~~ . . Boneless Pork Roast 1~1 F~~~o~ • Fresh Roast ~H.?icF • • • . 5th-~and PEARL STS., RACINE . 'The Store With A Heart, You, WE Ll KE" Right reserved to limit quantities Prices Effective April 18-25 Monday Thru Friday . • 1.59. box., , 9 to 9 · CLOSED SUNDAVS • \ Sticks . COTTAGE CHEESE 30 ·oz. crt. • ' Large White 69e · EGGS doz. I 1-Jb. 1 .1pq. I 79c I I I I I lb . . Tha1' s you in Miss America's fashi:m-fantaslic clogs . Just one "from our collection . All with grainy wood-toned sol~s and heels. ·Navy Blue · White Patent Black Patent .MAIN STREET · . POMEROY Chapman's ·Shoes You'll · ·= $143 .... 19 ·~ . ,. . . 12 FOR SEASO_~ING BACON ENDS 5 lb. . ·· OL ; 89C AlrP WEO COUPON 25c OH Label . .Tide Detergent = AI 11--lb, CALIFORNIA 9~ 7- Thrw.S.t., AprN 21tt A.P 'ft:~ . " Ca1.1p0, wEO'...C.I,, Div. doz. . TANGERINES _..... w.., ~ IDAHO . . . . ·. .. .· POTATOES 10 lb. • ~ .· 1Ji~~J!f -L · 14-. . ·s-o.. con A&P CRUSHED Pineapple • • • • • AlP FROZEN Handi Whip •• • • • . JANE PARKER Stuffing Bre•d • • :u.... agc JANE PARKER BROWN N SERVE . $100 Dinner Rolls ~@' 3 1111!1 " 1 I i J Wrap 'ft:l~ of~100" 59' Coupon . ..... Thnt S.t., AprU 21.t At A'P WEO'. .C.I. ;UfljiJT ONI ¢OUPON 1 · ·• loaf pkp. Pie Crust Mix JIFFY • • • ::;:15c . Imitation Vanilla •. • • t:25c Frosting Mix JIFFY • • • "n....15c Whipped BuHer suNNYFIELD 5t ~ Long Grain ·Rice 2.~~- 3t Cut Green .BeansoeL MONTE ~. 2&c ~ellogg's Variety Pack pkfo ·•47c · General Mills Buc WhealS :k':.57c "...._53c Vienna Sausage ~RMO~R STAR ..... =: • pkr• I . A&P WI.NESAP · · Southern Yams • • • 2 !k. 49t New Red Potatoes . 3 .:!&- 59c JOHNSON &JOHNSON &9e · $119 • SAUSAGE .. 2 ~~or . lb. '2'· s..... • HOME MADE PORK . • • lb.39c s9c olze • 69¢ WIENERS....~.~-... ·· . Vine Ripe Tomatoes Fresh Sweet Corn • HINES BLUEBERRY Muffin Mix ••• 80RDEN'S INSTANT BRUCE'S Breakfast Drink INSTANT ·Cut Yams • AlP Decaf Coffee •• • Sliced Beets • • •• B~e BonnetMARGARINE ~~49c AlP Sweet Potatoes. • • FRUIT OR PUDDING 4 63c A&P FROZEN Hunt's Snack Pack !: .Sliced Strawberries . PLAIN l6-lb. $2 89 ·Ro~in Hood Flour ..... ·. RATH'S TASTY DIODORANT D!JNCAN CHOICE ' . . Ha6rg4,MO USDA Enjoy It! APPLES VALLEY BELL . I Whiting . "'"' DAIRY FEATUR'tS 1 in the wo.rld . · I i POTATOES ••·••••.•......•.• ~"~~- 3 9 · DAVCO BRAND · · 20cl$,. 39 TRASH BAGS .•...•.• ~ ... t~••• WAXTEX WAXED· 'PAPER •••.••••• :~~!.19~ .. I I . 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday I Jb.ggc • • *Getting up .0 . . . . 4cans$1 SSTOKELYUPS..•....••••••••..•.••..•• _ tor '· · ·c ATSU P. •••••••• ~··· •••.••••••• -3~~·1·. KING SIZE .·. REGULAR -- ~~1$119 lrl DE •.•.•....•.•.•••.•.••....••..••• I~AHO INSTANT BAKING . We Gladly Accept Fed, food Stamps . • FROZEN Turht FiiJefJ CAP'N JOHN'S Fish 'n Chipa CAP'NJOHN'S Fried Clams ·CAP'N JOHN'S 1MI. . • Wed. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Easter Sunday Cod Fillets ROUND STEAK · . . *MISS AMERICA. SHOES* We Have . Holiday Store Hours! Invl'tatl'on Phebe . Says: · : "Roaat, 'F011 Y«Hm~ £oaten, "Di'Auuvt,f " GREAT AMERICAN I • ,..., 5000 " ... '\ • • • 1 Olv. Crisco Oil • • • • . "'-57C 'Hunt's Tomato Sauce • Nestle's Morsels • • • .:::: 2t Sweet Peas IONA· & 1100 Wonderfoil 8t Comet Cleanser • .• • • !: 11c . Ajax Liquid • • • • •·~ 5t Spic & Span •••• Scott Fam"ily Napkins ot36C • I o 12". 75· . o • o • bil. 79e ' Pillsbury Sugar Twin ..•..•. !·:=;:•· 37c Hi-C Fruits Drinks . ; .... , ... ·~· 33c Philadelphia Cream Cheese ... ~:;: 39c . Soft Bowl Parkay •.... : ..... ~i 53c Hungry Jack Biscuitsrmr~~ .•. 2 ::-.::; 49c · Kraft Mayonnaise ........ , . 1:-,r· 44c Dori Florida ·Citrus Punch noz•• ";:· 12e A-Penn Wick Deodorizer , .... •:;:.•· SSe AP • enn Fb'F''h a rtc m1s . . . . . . . . "·"· ... 4gc A-Penn Clear Floor' Wax ·...... •:;:· 69c A· Pen!) Clear Floor Wax ... :... •:;:· 99c Betty Crocker Layer Cake Mixes ";:;.•· 41c . o·reos . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~..,: .... 54c Nabrsco A&P WEO COUPON · Puro Yogetabl• Spry Shortening . .8sc u.o.. e&n With Thi• Coupon 1 -'- I • LIMIT ONE COUPON .... 1 111-oo.33C ·opJtr, • pJtr, 110 . . Good Th'" Sol., AP'II 21o! AI AlP Wf.O''t-1...C.k. m;LIMIIT ONI COUPON ' �16"- The Da uy J nlinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April IS, 1973 The standard. weig ht of a T he oldest. college I rater· bag of c ement in the United nlly 1n Ame n ca 15 Ph1 Beta Slates is 94 pounds. Kappa. founded in 1776. Newsmen's 17- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 18, 1973 OVAL chartered • test asked N DISCOUNT TIRE COLUMBUS (UPI ) - State Rep. Robert E . Netzley, Jt. Laura, has introduced Jegisla- PREMIUM WHITE WALL FIBERGlASS BELTED TIRE SALE . lion in the Ohio House to require all legislative newsmen to pass a lest oo slate fiscal matters or be barred from the statehouse newsroom. Netzley opposed the successlui move to enact a slate income laJ: in 1971 and led the unsuccessful fight to repeal the CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 21st any size $2800 tax the next year. He had predieted the laJ: wriuld .c reate f, G, H &J 78x14 G, H, J & L IOU~ huge SW")>Iuses of state revel>ues and complained statehouse 11\lwsmen failed to emphasize INCLUDING MOUNTING! - BAlANCING! • FED. EXCISE TAX! • • •• • ••• MARGARET EHMAN Miss Ehman in PHONE 882-2817 • Two more contestants for the Miss Southern Ohio Scholar· •• • -•• •• .... --.... ~ :.. ~ • -~ 115 W. Main , We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy Upen Mon .- rhurs. 9a.m . to 7 p .m . - Fridays Y a.m. to 8 p . m . - Satur- . d"vs 9 a .m . to 8: 30 p .m . BROUGHTON'S 2% MILK ZEST A SODA CRACKERS gal. 99~ bOx BROUGHTON'S COTTAGE CHEESE With Coupon Good At Simon's Expires 4/21173 • BREAD .,. l9 5loa¥es for CIGAREITES Maple Lawn Srnall EGGS 63~ crt FAVORITE BRAND STEAK • doz. lb. 2 USDA CHOICE ROUND 3 JEAN MARIE MICHAEL K1r ~s & Reg·. Filter JOO s-1-19 89~ CAN POP 6 for 75~ ASSORTED FLAVORS EASTER HAM Semi-Boneless LARGE VARIETY I Fully Cooked sc~olarship ship Pageant announced today were l!l-year old Margaret Lou Ehman and 18-year old Jean Marie Michael by Entries Committee Chairman Bill McAfee . Margaret Ehman is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret S. Ehman of Pine Street in Gallipolis. She is presently attending the Holzer School of Nursing and is a 1972 graduate of Ga!lia Academy High School. The 5'8" beauty was the 197~ River Festival Queen · pageant Southern Ohio. A special parade kicking off the official pageant activities will move through Belpre at 11 a"m. on Saturday, May 5. The winner of the Miss Southern Ohio title wiH move on to compete in the Mlss Ohio Pageant this June. Miss Karen Sue Sparka, Miss Ohio 1972 will be a special featured guest at the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant. The seven county pageant is being sponsored by the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce. and has.won numerous awards for her sewing projects in Gallia . county. Miss Ehman CONSUMER WARNING will perform as a vocalist for COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio her talent portion of the Commerce Director Dennis pageant. Shaul today advised conJean Michael is the daughter sumers to be wary of signing of Mr. and Mrs. Max Michael contracts for a new spray-on of The P lains. She is presently plastic roofing process ada senior at Athens High School vertised as "miraculous" and .and plans to attend Ohio "revolutionary." University this fall. J ean is ''Unfortunately,'' Shaul said, very active in .music and in " the Conunerce Department's addition fo playing in the consumer protection division Athens High School Band has has received numerous studied piano for a number qf . complaints which dispute year s . She is presen tly claims that this roof coating studying music: theory and is can permanently seal a roof quite activ e in her church and that · it can be used sueserving as o'ganist and Sunday cessfully on any existing roof School teacher. regardless of condition or pitch The evening of May 5 at the of the roof. Belpre High School Auditorium . " While the roofing comis the date and iocation where - panies offer 15-25 year . these two girls will join the guarantees, our complaints other entran ts and compete for indicate that they either have th ~ enviable title of Miss not serviced . tbeir complaints or have used delay" tactics," Shaul said. WORKSHOP HElD CINCINNATI (UP!) - A SPEAKER COMING one.<Jay election workshop will A"revival will begin Monday he hefd here April 27 sponsored by the Ohio League of Women at the Salvation Army, ButVoters , Battelle Memorial ternut Ave., and continue Institute and Ohio State Uni- through April 29. Speaker will versity . be the Rev . Jeff Butcher with The workshop wHI ·cover services to be held at 7:30 each evening . The public is invited. election laws. (Continued rrom page 11 countiu will be di!continued June 30 of this year for Jack of funds unless the Slate be ded Legislature can persua to increase appropriation to the State Ubrary Board before that date. The 1973 appropriation for OVAL ($90,600 ) is only 17 pel. of the fWids allowed by Ohio law, but all that Is currently available. Ohio Valley Area Libraries, will seek to provide equal access to library services for the 411,058 people of the area served by member libraries. calendar year 1973 include co lle c tion development programs based on local resources and expenditures. An adult services development uld d" •- book program wo coor m,., • buying and reference services. c ontracts would cover specific local programs previously funded by other sources. A public information ould ncourage use program w e of libraries; resource libraries uld b d loped t P ts wo e · eve . . a or. • mouth and Chilhcothe With d d to othe acc~ ss provl e r resources m the slate. A staff development program Will h · nt emp astze manageme concepts. J on Lo_uden .. Jean Hart and J B 1 1b t the ane a• ey • 1 rarl~s a Pomeroy and Middleport · · d" te that th Ubrar1es, '" lea . e formation of Area U~rary Se _ rv_•ce . OrgamzatlOns f dts roar sJg~l~Jc~nt step orwar OhJo s hbraries . Louden, who serves as Liaison on the ALSO's Librarians Advisory Com • mittee, said, 11 We are glad for the opportunity to oiler our residents better service in the future. " . .fI Long-range goals of the organization are : his viewpoint. Assist ·an member His bill would require newsmen pass examinations at least libraries in meeting the in[ormation needs of their three times each year. The ex· aminations would he administ- communities through imered by a panel of six legisla- provement of collection of tors and the legislative auditor books and other library proviSIOn of and would contain questions on materials, state finance and taxation professional staff, access to major resource libraries, laws. Netzley said he believed only public information programs, "about half" the legislative re- and staff development porters would pass the test. programs . Those who !ailed would be pre>- Identify and build up hiblted from usina tbe state- collections and staff or houSe. pressroom.--o · resource libraries in · the OVAL Warren Wheat of the Cin- area . cinnati Enquirer, president of~ - Identify and attempt to ~--~-1 the Ohio Legislative alleviate special problems of II Correspondents Association, member libraries. - Provide professional To come in and said he would support the bill if incoming legislators also were specialists where appropriate requlred to pass the test~ to meet systemwide needs. . see all "The fact we admit we don't - Coordinate services with that's new know anything about th e school, college and. special budget puts us ahead of them," libraries in the area and other for Easter said Wheat. libraries outside the area ; - Identify "groups of users with special needs and attempt Probably more states have names of Indian origin than to serve those needs. any other source. Annual service programs for ~ BonelesS Beef Roast ~~J~~ . . Boneless Pork Roast 1~1 F~~~o~ • Fresh Roast ~H.?icF • • • . 5th-~and PEARL STS., RACINE . 'The Store With A Heart, You, WE Ll KE" Right reserved to limit quantities Prices Effective April 18-25 Monday Thru Friday . • 1.59. box., , 9 to 9 · CLOSED SUNDAVS • \ Sticks . COTTAGE CHEESE 30 ·oz. crt. • ' Large White 69e · EGGS doz. I 1-Jb. 1 .1pq. I 79c I I I I I lb . . Tha1' s you in Miss America's fashi:m-fantaslic clogs . Just one "from our collection . All with grainy wood-toned sol~s and heels. ·Navy Blue · White Patent Black Patent .MAIN STREET · . POMEROY Chapman's ·Shoes You'll · ·= $143 .... 19 ·~ . ,. . . 12 FOR SEASO_~ING BACON ENDS 5 lb. . ·· OL ; 89C AlrP WEO COUPON 25c OH Label . .Tide Detergent = AI 11--lb, CALIFORNIA 9~ 7- Thrw.S.t., AprN 21tt A.P 'ft:~ . " Ca1.1p0, wEO'...C.I,, Div. doz. . TANGERINES _..... w.., ~ IDAHO . . . . ·. .. .· POTATOES 10 lb. • ~ .· 1Ji~~J!f -L · 14-. . ·s-o.. con A&P CRUSHED Pineapple • • • • • AlP FROZEN Handi Whip •• • • • . JANE PARKER Stuffing Bre•d • • :u.... agc JANE PARKER BROWN N SERVE . $100 Dinner Rolls ~@' 3 1111!1 " 1 I i J Wrap 'ft:l~ of~100" 59' Coupon . ..... Thnt S.t., AprU 21.t At A'P WEO'. .C.I. ;UfljiJT ONI ¢OUPON 1 · ·• loaf pkp. Pie Crust Mix JIFFY • • • ::;:15c . Imitation Vanilla •. • • t:25c Frosting Mix JIFFY • • • "n....15c Whipped BuHer suNNYFIELD 5t ~ Long Grain ·Rice 2.~~- 3t Cut Green .BeansoeL MONTE ~. 2&c ~ellogg's Variety Pack pkfo ·•47c · General Mills Buc WhealS :k':.57c "...._53c Vienna Sausage ~RMO~R STAR ..... =: • pkr• I . A&P WI.NESAP · · Southern Yams • • • 2 !k. 49t New Red Potatoes . 3 .:!&- 59c JOHNSON &JOHNSON &9e · $119 • SAUSAGE .. 2 ~~or . lb. '2'· s..... • HOME MADE PORK . • • lb.39c s9c olze • 69¢ WIENERS....~.~-... ·· . Vine Ripe Tomatoes Fresh Sweet Corn • HINES BLUEBERRY Muffin Mix ••• 80RDEN'S INSTANT BRUCE'S Breakfast Drink INSTANT ·Cut Yams • AlP Decaf Coffee •• • Sliced Beets • • •• B~e BonnetMARGARINE ~~49c AlP Sweet Potatoes. • • FRUIT OR PUDDING 4 63c A&P FROZEN Hunt's Snack Pack !: .Sliced Strawberries . PLAIN l6-lb. $2 89 ·Ro~in Hood Flour ..... ·. RATH'S TASTY DIODORANT D!JNCAN CHOICE ' . . Ha6rg4,MO USDA Enjoy It! APPLES VALLEY BELL . I Whiting . "'"' DAIRY FEATUR'tS 1 in the wo.rld . · I i POTATOES ••·••••.•......•.• ~"~~- 3 9 · DAVCO BRAND · · 20cl$,. 39 TRASH BAGS .•...•.• ~ ... t~••• WAXTEX WAXED· 'PAPER •••.••••• :~~!.19~ .. I I . 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday I Jb.ggc • • *Getting up .0 . . . . 4cans$1 SSTOKELYUPS..•....••••••••..•.••..•• _ tor '· · ·c ATSU P. •••••••• ~··· •••.••••••• -3~~·1·. KING SIZE .·. REGULAR -- ~~1$119 lrl DE •.•.•....•.•.•••.•.••....••..••• I~AHO INSTANT BAKING . We Gladly Accept Fed, food Stamps . • FROZEN Turht FiiJefJ CAP'N JOHN'S Fish 'n Chipa CAP'NJOHN'S Fried Clams ·CAP'N JOHN'S 1MI. . • Wed. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Easter Sunday Cod Fillets ROUND STEAK · . . *MISS AMERICA. SHOES* We Have . Holiday Store Hours! Invl'tatl'on Phebe . Says: · : "Roaat, 'F011 Y«Hm~ £oaten, "Di'Auuvt,f " GREAT AMERICAN I • ,..., 5000 " ... '\ • • • 1 Olv. Crisco Oil • • • • . "'-57C 'Hunt's Tomato Sauce • Nestle's Morsels • • • .:::: 2t Sweet Peas IONA· & 1100 Wonderfoil 8t Comet Cleanser • .• • • !: 11c . Ajax Liquid • • • • •·~ 5t Spic & Span •••• Scott Fam"ily Napkins ot36C • I o 12". 75· . o • o • bil. 79e ' Pillsbury Sugar Twin ..•..•. !·:=;:•· 37c Hi-C Fruits Drinks . ; .... , ... ·~· 33c Philadelphia Cream Cheese ... ~:;: 39c . Soft Bowl Parkay •.... : ..... ~i 53c Hungry Jack Biscuitsrmr~~ .•. 2 ::-.::; 49c · Kraft Mayonnaise ........ , . 1:-,r· 44c Dori Florida ·Citrus Punch noz•• ";:· 12e A-Penn Wick Deodorizer , .... •:;:.•· SSe AP • enn Fb'F''h a rtc m1s . . . . . . . . "·"· ... 4gc A-Penn Clear Floor' Wax ·...... •:;:· 69c A· Pen!) Clear Floor Wax ... :... •:;:· 99c Betty Crocker Layer Cake Mixes ";:;.•· 41c . o·reos . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~..,: .... 54c Nabrsco A&P WEO COUPON · Puro Yogetabl• Spry Shortening . .8sc u.o.. e&n With Thi• Coupon 1 -'- I • LIMIT ONE COUPON .... 1 111-oo.33C ·opJtr, • pJtr, 110 . . Good Th'" Sol., AP'II 21o! AI AlP Wf.O''t-1...C.k. m;LIMIIT ONI COUPON ' �.· ' - 1R - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Apr it 16, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Business Services OF Motor Co. QUAliTY 1972 CH E V~OL ET SJ99Y Capri ce 4-door , new car title & balan ce of wa rranty, br o wn viny l root. t inted g la ss. h•c tor y a ir , fro nt & rea r g u ar ~ . rad io & r ear speal(er , white-wall tires . Nice and c lea n. Reta il $4860 . Pr iced to move. -1 970CR EVR OLET S2095 Ca price, H.T. Cpe., loca l 1 owner car , spotless in ter ior , luxu ry car feature includ ing V-B engi ne . au tomatic trans., power steeri ng & brakes , dar k gree n f inish, vinyl root ra d io, new w-w t ires . 1970 CHE VEL L E MAL $1995 4- d ~or sedan , 32'._000 m iles,_ by or iginal l ocal owner , V-8 engme , automafrc transm iSS ion, power stee r ing, r ad·io, good white-wall ti r es , w hite ~i n is h , show room clean in ter ior. A Sharp Car You Witl Uke. ' Pomeroy Motor Co. WA NT A DS I NFO RM AT ION Notice SAVE $1 00.00 on a 2 piece Early Amer ican living room su ite 5 P.M . Day Before Publ icalion . Mond ay Dead lin e 9 a . m . with woo d tr i m , foam Cancel lation -... Co r rec l ions rever sibl e cus hi ons in choice Wi ll be acce pt ed unti l 9 a .m . tor of col or . This week on ly Day of Publicat ion Pome roy Recover y, $149.95. REGUL AT I ONS 622 E . Main St.. Pomeroy , The Publi sher rese r ves the Ohio. Phone 992-7554. r igh) to ed it or rej ect any ads 4-12-6tp dee m ed objec t io na l . T he pu t., lisher w ill not be r es pon sible for more than one incorr ec t D E ADLIN ES in~e rt io n . RATE S For want Ad Service 5 cen ts per Wo rd o ne inse rt ion , M inim um Char ge 7Sc l 2 cents Per wor d thr ee -c onsecuti ve inser t ion s_ IB ce nts per word si x con secu t ive i n se rt i on ~ . 25 P er Cen t D isc ount on paid ad s an d ad s pa'i d Within 10 day s, CARD OF THANK S & OBITUAR Y $ 1. 50 fo r 50 w ord mi nimum . Each addil ional ·wor d 2c . BLIND AD S Addit iona l 25c Char g e per Adv er t is e me nt . . OFFICE HOURS 8 : 30 a . m . to 5 · 00 p .m . Da il y, 8 : 30 a . m . to 1'2 : 00 Noon Sat ur day . In MemOIV I N LO VING memory of Gor don Cheva1ier •.whq passed away 4 yea r s ago, April 18, 1969. Days of sadness still are w it h us , Tear s of silence of1en fl ow ; · But his mem or y keeps hirtl ne ar us. Since he lett us 4 year s ago. . . Sad ly m issed by h1s w1fe. Betty . sons, Rod ney and Kick . 4·18·ltp Card of Thanks .. H.E!l" · HEATING~ COOLING Furnace controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters· Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 992 -2448 Pomeroy, S LEEPING Problem? GROCERY bus iness for sale . • H.AV E larg e assortmen t of Ge t Snoozer Build ing for sale or ledse. fl ower~ tor Easter a ~d every Res tl es s? Table ts tor a sa fe night' s Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30 p.m . occa s1on . Sma lley s Gif t to 10 p.rn . for appoi ntment. Shop, Chester , Oh io, phone sleep. Only 98c. Nelson Orvg . 4·17·21p 3· 20.tt c 985.3537. • · •0·101c AL L EYE Make -Up produc ts in Kosc::oi l ine on speci al th is month . I would I ike to serve or '}iOO O'S AQUARIUMS ; f ls~ 3n d su pplies; ·new k>cat ion. visit you . Please phone Helen Ash Stree t. M iddlepor t near Jan e Brown, Middlepor t, Oh io pa r k ; phone 992·5443 . 992-51 13. l9~h~~TEd~r~~: ~~~L ~~~~~7~ 1·7·tf ~----------------- ' anyt ime. 4-16-Jtc - -- - - - - o. APPLY Now · We Train Men to W ork As LIVESTOCK BUYERS WE WISH to thank everyone who wa s so kind dur in g the i llness and death of our dear 1f yo u have some li vestock husband and fath er , Edwa rd experience we will train you J . Sm ith ; Dr . Dan i.e ls , Dr . to bu<t cattle, she ep and Wa l ker and stafl at the Holze r hogs. Med ical Cen ter ; Rawlin gs For a local i nter~J i ew, write .,~at s Funeral Home ; Mrs . if:w.Qliriip;;bn" wlio played I he . today Wi th your backsround. Include your complete adorgan ; Rev . Dw tght Za v 1tz dress anQ phone number. ant Rev. Robert Bumgarn er for' the i r cm nsol ing words ; those who sent flowers, car:ds and food to our home and 4049 Pennsylvania vi sited the fun era l hpm e; the Kansas City, Mo, 641ll pallbearer s; tho.se who took r:;.;.,;.,, t".ul .... J J;iwJIHit &,tn care of the grave and everyone who helped in any wa'f. May God Bless you . Mr s. Edward J. Smith , sons, WEARE now taking ord ers for daughter s and grand childr en . Southern Toma toes, peppers, I 4-18-lfp swee t poi atoes and onion pl ants; will be in by May 5th WE WISH to extend ou r sincer e at leas t ; Jam es Ra y Hill, appreciati on for the fine .food , Leta r t Fall s, Ohio ; phone 247me ss ag·es . of sympat h y , 2961. · beautifu l fl owe r s, and al l 4·8·13tc other kindnesses and love .----~--re·ce i ved at our bereavement ·oLD FASHIONED revival st ill during the illness and death of in progres s at the Pom eroy our hu sband , father and Wesleyan Holiness Church on br other ; Marv i n Miller . Rt . 143. Special services ea ch Special thanks to Dr . Walker. eveni ng at,7 : 30 p. m. Speaker nurses on 3rd floor at Holzer and Pastor' Rev . O'Dell Medica l Ce nt ~ r , Rev . Woltz, Manley . Everyone wel come. pa ll bearer s and th e Str ong & 3-26-tf c Son Fun eral Hom e. Wile, Helen ; da ug hter, Mr s. John Gardner , sons, Richard and PUBLIC NOTICE Ronal d, siste r , M in nie Mar sh. A VE R Y SU E ROMINE , · 4-18-ltc whose la st kno wn pla.ce of res idence is Rt . 1, Rutl and , Ohi o, and whose last known address is C·O Fi' ances Nelson , Dexter , Ohi o, is hereby notified that on the 12th day o f March, 197J, Kenneth H . Romi ne . bei ng pla intiff , filed his comp laint agai nst her. as defendant in the Common Pl eas Court. Me igs and be in fo r med of th e fun c- ·county , Ohio . Ca se No . 15,247, pray ing for divor ce fr om sa id tions of your ga>.'~rnm~n t are emb odi ed in pub l iC not 1ces . In Avery Sue Romine on th e '· th at selt -gov er nmen_l cha rg es grounds of gross neg lec't of dut y an d ex tr em e cr.ue lty , ca r e, all ci tizen s lo be Inf orm ed ; this new spa per urges every custody and cont rol of min or cit izen to re ad and .study the:se chil dren , an d other, relief ; sai d noti ces . We strong ly adv 1se cause .w i ll be for hear ing on or aft er the 9th day of June, 1973. tho se citizen s. seeking fvrttw r inform at ion , to e)(.er cise th eir . r i gh t of' acc ess_ to Pl:lb l ic Kenn et h H. Romine . r'ecords and pub l1 c meetmgs . Pla intiff . J . B. O' Br ien, his attorn ey (4 ) 4,11, 18, 25(5)2 9. 6t CATTLE BUYERS, INC. PUBLIC NOTICES - -- - - - - Auto Sales For Rent On Most Americ.an Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES -- GUARANTEED-Phone 992·2094 ._ FURNITURE . TA1<E A BABY RACCOON AWAV FROM ITS MAW, MAW 0'60SHEt,l!! WUZ HE S CRATCHED UP BAD? I' LL LET JUGHAID G IVE 'IETH' PlAYBACK l I l !.u::J< fS "IJ.\Al" 1 fWtU C?C PRITCHART 'liXJ PA~IIVG CASIJ\ DR. '.bU GOI>JG 10 ~ IT~ F't t:CE' . OF SIRl.QrA.J PUT IT ALL ON TAPE PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior· Exterior _ .1or LATEX PAINT wood finishes. and mason,.y 199 gallon ' ...1'1/iEN ITS OOT EXACTLY I HEARD YOU TOOK WANC>4 TO TI1E" 8ASEBA"L ·GAME "AST ?--... NEVER 10 ADMIT I USED 'll!EIR A PRIZE. NIGHT. HOW WAS IT~ I PI<O'.IISEP FLOUR. EXPERIENCED Radlato Service HUBBARD GREEN HOUSE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. HOt'! DtO Yo.J (...!KG Tt1E PS S r! bEr'Ei2AIJ5 fiE: ~a;H,~P RECKON AH'LL SAS~'I TH/NK5 O~F FO' MAH REG'LAR H£'5 EVENIN ' HOUR Q' ...-'!F("V"'• ,. ,, MEOITAl"ION --- uS-!'v Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale :For Rent or Sale FENTON Real Estate For sale RACING WHEELS GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS rLL NEE[) 'YOUR HELP TO ASSEMBLE THE ' NEW TRANSMISSION , CHAMBER, OSCAR, .. Make it ... .on and off the road To Buy LOSJ - Brown pony. blonde man e and tail, in Syracuse area . Call 992-2992. CHE CKBOOK near Heiner' s store on Ash ·St .; r eward ; call 99n539. 4-17-Jtc SET of keys, left in Ladies Lounge , Pomeroy Saturday ; please retum to City Hall. 4·17·3tc SABRE TILLER 311z HP sl29.95 In Carton, Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . s49,95 In Carton Virgil B. Real Estate For Slile . rcLELAND~ REALTY . 608 E. Main ' _Pomeroy . .o1111 .II#' Set up. $54.95 'POMEROY 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992-2181 c.....,,........ .. .... . ....... ~ '., i ., '"' ~ ~ ------ ----- - - - ON YOUR DIAL Waitress Wanted THE MEIGS INN -- Teaford, St. Broker 110 Mechanic -·· - -------" 100 1¥\RK A~D 1tJ HI:R!>l 'IJH~ E/I.TL .. DI~JtJG. rotJ'T THI?I 13'1 G/..~Dt.."·TUP,~ uP TH& ~100 1.; VEJI'j A-t'." I'~ .F11'3M1Cm/>.B~E 1 I C.UESS THE OUEF COULDM,T Dfli~ER ·-- OR MAYBE= ~ Yf£§ AllY· THIN' l ' OELII/ER" WE'Ll HEAD FOR. Wil:sHINQTOM, sANoY '" rCEPT I DOrl' ~MOW WHAT WE'lL DO WHf<i WE C.E.t THERE! NEW MOBILE HOMES Street ACROSS l. Not a bit 5. Underworld organiza· tion 10. Nautical direction Forward 13. Verse form SCRAMBLER. Ever popular Steel Disn style with new improved engineering de sign. Re~eued center enhances &tyHng 10x40 2 BR $2995 and proVides disc brake clearance . l0x51 2 BR $3595 ACREAGE OVER 100 - High land wlth 'all 10x56 3 BR $3995 minerals. Farm pond, gas well. $3595 12x41 2 BR old barn, house, and other $3995 12x51 2 BR buildings. Only $19.500.00. $4295 12x56'3 BR LAND $4995 .10 ACRES On Leading • 12x613 BR . Creek-, 1 mile above Langsville. 20x43 3 BR Old house and outbuildings, on $6500 Double wic!e blacktop road . · Want only $5,000.00. All homes are total electric, CHROME REVERSE . Manufactured NEW HOME in USA as are al l FENTON wheels tO Completely furnished, set of · insure super' quality and workmanship 4 BE CROOMS Beautliul steps, lf•" birch paneling, Disc brake and " smooth center" .kitchen. Ph baths. All electric house•type doors, storm models are avallable. with garage on large lot. Only Windows. From $250 .00 $21.000.00. Sizes 13 x 6 thru 15 x 11. down. Delivered Free . NEW LISTING POMEROY- Nic::e 2 bedroom Many more to choose from. home with gas furnace, nice kitchen and front porch with wrought i1ron posts; and railings . Asking· $15,000. SMALL 2 BEDROOMS - Basement, bath, front porch on Grant St., ' ----=:::=~~~-~~---:Mid~leporl. - :o.SKtng just~ - Enf~rn Ave; - Gi1Jiji0fi5,"(J.T 992.7161 $5500.00. PH. 446·0175 2 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. INVESTMENT LARGE BRICK Has 30 rooms with going b,usineSs, , i!"'< - ':'--::--::-------------:;~~·-:·-::'"·±·..;,;~ steam heat, parking and lovely Big C~puity ~ · Mavtag view of the Ohio River. Need Automatics only '$32,500.00 'for this . l speed operation . C.OUNTRY HOME Choice of water . 7 ROOMS - Bath with shower. tem .ps·. Au-,o . ,. water level' naturalgasfurnace,nicesmall control . llnt · . basement, drilled well, and Filter or Power garage. Porch, cor}cretewalks . 1 Fin Agitator. . One acre. $10,000. Perma-Preu Mavtag Halo of Heal CREATE A GOOD FUTURE • Dryers F 0 R v·o U R SELF, Surround clothes . CHILDREN, OR GRAND·, wlth gentle, even CHILDREN. BUY ONE OF hut. No hot spots, THE ABOVE . MAKE YOUR no overdrying . Fine · Mesh Lin ' MONEY WORK FOR YOU, Filter . THAT'S GOOD BUSINESS . We Specialize 1r MAY TAG HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD .O.SSOCIATES 992. JJ25 or992.J61$ Rutland 741-4211 Arnold Grate . . NO SUNOAY SHOWINGS ( var.) 14. blanchc 15. Swi ss · cantOn 16. Anony· --·mous Ri chard 1 TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES. RUTlAND FURNITURE " 5~~:.~:·· Yesterday' s Cryptoquote: THE TROUBLE WITH BEING PUNCTUAL IS THAT NO ONE'S tHERE TO APPRECIATE IT. - LETTICE PHILPO'i'S . (@ 1978 Klac Features Syndicate, Inc.) by THOM.O.S. JOSEPH ' PUBLIC WHOLESALE .J>omeroy, Ohio Help Wanted - - - - -- GASOLINE ALLEY , MILLER MOBILE HOMES Lost like a_person. WMP0/1390 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy LAt.JO JEST TR IED TO L- - - - - - - - ---' For Sale We talk to you POMEROY HOME & AUTO Porn eroy Home & Auto 1'12 STORY BRICK 2 - 3 bedrooms, baih, dining room, NEW gas F.A . fUr nace, storm doors & winEA STER Flowers, haOging dows, level lot, garage, low baskets and pots of' mums, taxes . $8,500.00. - l,i l ies. geraniums, begonias, 1112 STORY FRAME PART TIME . Natlpoal supplier and Azaleas . Also bedding 2 3 b€-droom.s, bath, some wi ll tra i n men for local plant s, such as pansies . typewriter r epairing . Write : cabinets, d ining room,. storm petunias, Marigolds, Phlox, , Reg iona l Manager , Box. 2.5. doors & windows , large lot Coleu s, Salvia , Zinnias . Glenshaw, Penna . 15116. 100xl25 . LOW PRICE ~ Dianthus, Allyssum , ' Snap4.S.I21p . dragons, Ageratium and $5,000 .00 . Porfulacca . Also vegetable THE TWO ABOVE ARE · plants , cabbage , broccoli , EXCELLENT BUYS AT c auliflower, fetiuce , egg THESE PRICES. EXPERIENCED painter, in· N.OTICE plants and 14 k i nds of tomato REDUCED TOSIO,ooO.OO terior and ext erior ~ Phone Bids w il l be r ~c eiv e d by th e plants. Cleland Farms and Nice corner lot, 1h story 985-3951 . und er signed at t he Law Of.l ice Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine, of · Berna r d V. Ful tz , Pomeroy 3·20·30tp frame, 3 bedrooms, bath. Cleland . Geraldine The earth r eceives only N at.i onu l Bank Bu i l di ng , A·16·1fc utility room, dining ·room, Pome r oy , Oh io, unt il Sa tu rd ay, about one part in two billlon gas F. A. heat, nice kitchen. Ap r il 28, t ~ 7J, for th e sale' of the of the' energy pr oduced by 4 .....- 8J 5 X 16.5, 8 pl y truck 'fires ; N .EW tite and paneling, Char l es H y att pr oper ty, the sun . · si t ua t ed in th e Vil lag e of pickup truc k camper top ; garage . DON ' T WAIT TOO STAR KIL LS r at s quickl y , sure. Middlepor t , con sist ing ot · (I I A phone 742.5387 . 1 LONG ON THIS ONE . · 2 / z lb.s.• $1.69, Eber sbach v aca nt lot used as a tra iler 4-17-3tc • Sugar Run Mill s, Hardware. APPROX. 10 ACRES space , lo cal ed on Nor th Second Pickens Har dware, Mason Ave nue ; and (2) R e~ i d ence r eal Over 6 level. Home about 10 es ta te locate d. at 79) North 4·1·30tp GLASS SHOWCASES, $25 up ; years old . Electric heal, KUHL'S BARGAIN CEN. Seco nd Aven ue , Mi d dl epo rt, TER , " at· caution light ," drilled well, 2 bedrooms, Oh io , on whlch is .loca ted a six. NOW . TAKJNG orders for bath, carport, full basement. ·room hou se w ith bath . Tuppers Plains. · sou thern plants. Charl es R. Ternisof ~al e . cas h in hand on TO \OWN. 4·11·Stp CLOSE Harri s, 843-2'693. day of sale . All bi d.s wi ll . be $15,000.00. subjec t to approval by the 4-13-tk CARPETS a fright . Make them MOBILE HOME Pro ba t e Cou rt , and the r ight is a beautiful sight with Blue About 1 acre. Set up ready to r ese r ve d to re iect an y an d a11 1972 22 FT. TAGALONG travel Lustre . Rent electric bids. move into. 3 bedrooms, bath, tr ailer . Self-contained , sleeps shampooer $1. Nelson's Drug utiliiy space, 12x60 ft., air , foUr . Ph one 992-6960 ..· H ARR IETT HYATT , Store, Pomeroy, Ohio. adm in'ist r gtr i x of the 4-17 -6tc 4-17-2tc l ~;:ond ., niCe. kitchen . JUST Est at e of Charles H ya tt . $6,900.00. - ----'------,.-, . decease d . ANOTHER GOOD BUY 'COA L, Lim es tone, E xcelsio? JUST taken in 1973 8 track (4) 16 , 18, 20, 2'3 , 25, 21, 61C Sa lt Work s, E. Ma in St., stere o console. Due to 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms. bath, Pomer oy . ·Ph One 992 -3891 . dare,.age in shipment will sell new siding, · roof. and car4·12-tfc for S~T~all balance of $89.50 or port. YOU HAVE TO SEE · payments of S6.55 per month . THIS ONE . S5.0oo.OO. Call 992.5331 . FURNISHED HOME HA Y & STRAW. Phone 992·6860. 4· 1J.6tc Lot 105x135. 2 bedrooms, 4· J2.6tp bath, dinino R. LIKE NEW The Meigs Inn takes pride in serving SAVE $100.00 on 2 piece Early 1973 DELUXE Zig .Zag sewing Ref. Rahge , freezer; alid mach ine. · sl ightly used, does Am er ican living room suiie Quality Food with fast, friendly ser~ without . at. dryer (all are G. E.) . Storm every thing w i t h wood frim, foam ta c:hments. Pay $1.50 per doors & windows, nice porch. reversible c ushi ons in c hoice vice, So if you are neat and attractive week or pay balance' of $41.50. Private location. $8.500.00. of color . This week on ly, pleas.e stop m at our office . for inCa ll 99B3JI. HAVE BEEN YOU S149. 95. Pome r oy Recover y, 4· 1J.6tc LOOKING FOR A 622 E. Ma in St.. Pom eroy, terview. · BARGAIN - ALL OF THE Ohio . Phone ·992·7554. 4· 1Htp HYBRILl type leghorn Rhode ABOVE ARE BARGAINS. HENRY E. CLE~AND, Sr. Island· Red hens In goOd CORN : Ph one 985-4211. P,rodUction . Phone 843-2778. BROKER POMEROY, OHIO . 4·1Htc PHONE 992,2259 3·29 24tp Your Right to Know EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 - -:-::-::-:-:::---::---:---:-cand 1968 DODG E Polara Station FURNI SHED 2 be droom Wa9 o n. 383. V·8. air · HOGG& ZUSPAN a partment, adu lt s · onl y , Blooming Hanging it lohing, power steer ing coni:t Middleport ; · phone 992-3874 . MATERIALS CO. and brakes; very good con · · OpenS TiiS St 1 d Se Our Baskets---$3.00 ·4-6-tfc Monday thru Saturday op n an e di tl on ; phone 2-47-21 66, Robert 773·5554 . Milson, W.Va . ---:-::=-c----:--,---c,---,Potted Mums---52.00 Sayre . 606 E . Main, Pomeroy. o. Floor Display. M ODER N, par tially f urnished 4·11·l l c ' -- - -- ' - - - - ' - - --' Other Polled Flowers house ; worki ng c::oupl e; on SEPTIC TANKS AROBI C WIL L trim or cut trees , cl e~n Rout e 33 ; phone 992 -6849. 550c Up 1960 PONTIAC Catalina ; four out basements, attics. etc . SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN 4-18-3tp door ; power steering ; power;and pa int roofs; phone 9-49· ED, REPAIRED. MILLE~ bra k es ; aut omat ic ; new 32 21. SANtTATION, STEWART PR IVATE meeting room for brakes , carb .• tires; Bailey's A·17·301c OHIO. PHONE 662·3035. an y organ i zation ; phone 992Stor e, M iddleport. 10· 4·1f~ 397!), 4·17.6tp 3-11 -tf c Above State Park From the laroest Truck or AuTOMOBILE insurance beeri - -- -7"'==- - Syracuse, 0 . Bulldozer Ri.diator to the . 3 AND 4 ROOM 'lurni shed and ,______.,-_____, 1968'CORVAIR ; phone 992.5877 . cancelled? Lost your 4·11·31p !lma11est He5tter lore. operator 's l icense? call 992wnf ur nis hed apar t m en t s. ·NOW RE AD Y · _ Bl . Nathan Big9s Phone 992-5434. oom1ng 2966. Radiator Spectalist · 4-12-tfc pott ed fl ower s. starting at )971 LOUI SVILLE Forq , 8.000 tandem , 225 Cat. engine, 5 and SOc ; hanging ba skets; pansies 4 trans ., 16ft. coal bed , -48,000 and ca bbag e ; Ready. soon FU RNI SHE D apa rtment, three mi les. pri ced for qu ick sate, Petun ias, mar igolds, Co leus, lar ge r ooms an d bath. All with or w ithout bed ; phone tom atoes, peppers, et c. ; lfA off utili ti es f urn is hed . Ad u lt 992.2478. by the flat ; Hubba'rd's Green· Ph . 992-2174 coup le only , Located at 256 Pomeroy -4-18-4tc hou se. St. Rt . 124, above park, Sou t h Fourth Ave . in M idSyracuse , Oh io. .dleport . 4-3-tf c 1972 HONDA 500 motorc yc le, -4 READY · MIX CONCR-ETE . 4-'15 · ttc cylinder, many extra s, like delivered right to your new ; phone 985-3828 . pro/·ect. Fast and ea~y . Free NEW tra i ler 12x5 0, Idea l HOUSE and 2 lots plu s 9 ad 3.9.tfc joi ning lot s at Long Botiom , est mates, Phone 992-3284. locatlon tor mi ne w orker s or DEAD Stock horseS. . cattle, Ohio. under $3,000. Would like Goeglein ReadY -Mix. Co., belt li ne work sr s. Ph one 742 hqgs , sheep . Reasonable a -10' w ide house trailer up to 1967 FORD Galaxie 500 Stan · Midd.leport, Ohio. . · 5980. charge . Call 245-5514. 112 payment. M. A. Hall. 378· 6·30·1f< 4-12-6tc dard shift. good condition . 2· ll·tfC 2· 28·301C 6249, Reedsvill e, Ohio. Call 992.6412. C-:T:-Ac-Nc:K- S- CL-:&:-A-:N-::E D 4·)Hfc 4·12·61c NiboE RN septic tank service; - SE- P,_T- t"C TRAILE R. Brown ' s Trail er 24 hours, 7 days a week . ' R'EASONABLE rates . Ph . 446 Pa r k ; phone 99) -"3324. -4782, Gall ipolls, John Russe!l Phone 992.3954. · O ·tfc 3 CAMP lots for sale, run from ra ilroad track to low water MOBILE Home In Rutland ; $35 Owner & Operator. 4-10-JOtc per week; utilities paid ; mark . 86ft . wide at railroad 5·12·1f•. •u x 50, 2 BEDROOM trailer , 4 ROOM & bath f urnished tr ack , 400ft. long and 100ft. phone 9n2627. G & E Appliance ~epatr : repair excell en.t condition , $2 ,500 . apar tm ent , all ui i liti ~s pai d, Wide at low water mark; -4-17-3tc on ali laundry equipment, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Ph One Ra v enswood 304-273· mar r ied couple onl y ; no these lots are g ood and clean , -----refrigeration equipment and Complete Service 3623. c hi ldren or pets; $120 m o. ; no bru sh; level ; on Ohio River house wiring ; welding, Phone949-3821 -4- 18-4tc WAREHOUSE or storage Bail ey' s Stor e, Middleport . ac ross f r om Pomeroy ; building , approx . lOOlC.SO ; electric and gas. Call 992-3802 Racine. Ohl.o ~ ~ 4-17-Jtp Marion Reynolds , Mason, W. locaied on Rutland St.. or after 4: 30 p.m. call 992Critt_ Bradl.Qrd · 19l2 PMC, 3 bedroom. COf'T1 · Va . phone 773-5147. Middleport ; contact Mrs . 6050. -5~ 1~ifC' pletelv furnishsd. front kit2 BEDROOM mobile home, 4-ll -7tc Manning Webster, . 992·2495. 3.21 .3otp . -. , chen , $4,500; phone 698-8841. adul ts only ; on old Rt . 33 ; 4· 18·3tc CC"----:c--::---:4·1 8·6tp ph on e 992-6294 or 992-6385 - - - - - -- -- - - {XCAVATING. Dozers. large 1969 HONDA 175 cc Scrambler; a lter 8 p.m . anal small ; Backhoes and · phone 99,2-7016. 4-8-12tc Loaders on track and tires ; ; 4-1B-4tc 10 X SO MOBILE home, ex· cellent condition , expansion Dump trucks Lo -boy · living room, · full y air - fa · ACRE farm, 5 rooms aOd · Service ; Septic tanks in 1960 V. W. CHOPPER ; ready cond i tiohed ; phone 992-5905. bath , washroom , 2 , car stalled ; George ( Billl' for woods or highway. S200 i 4·6-12tc garage, free gas and free. ' . Pullins; phone 992-2478 or 992· also 1964 2-door Chev . Body, water'. Shown by appointment 1 3 985 -4118 · -4-18-3tp · ''CASH paid 'tor all mak~s arld~ 7402 $ 0; phon e only 74n44L . · 2-9-tfc - - - - - - - - - - - • _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _._ ' models of mobile homes. , MIDDkEPORT .t- 13-6tc HARRISON'S TV Service and BLACK 1; 11 Tennes.see Walker Phone area code 614--423-9531_. - - -- - -- - - - -Service Calls; phone 99~.~5 (1~ 2 Fu rn ished Apt s. w i th new colt. 1 y.ear old ; phone 992" 4· 13·1fc ' 'HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone furnitur e, ·w ith . or without 3640. 985.3529. · uti"l'ities. both ha ve 1 or 2 6.1l .lfc OOzE R ·and oacK nue -work , 4·1 8·7tc Air Conditioners bedroom s. both on ground ponds and septic tanks, dlt· fl oo r and have wall -to-wall Awnings ching sendee ; top soli,. fill 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold .up 8 ACRES on Staie Rout~ 1-4:l , carpet, Al so ha ve private Underpinning dirt, limestone; B&K EX· camper ; ih cludes spare· iire, water tap pa id ; call 992-3640. entranc es and y a rd for cav~tlng . Phone 992 -5367, 4·18·7tc canopy and plastic storm chi l dr en, in nice nei gh '. Complete mobile home Dick Ka~r. Jr. · window . Trailer has been borhood. 9·1·1f< service ~ plus gigantic ..tO ACRES. large barn ahd wired for electric, 3 outlets . Phone 992-3863 till 3 p.m. or Excellenj conditi on, $675. call display of ·mobile . homes 99'2 -5844 after 6~ 00 . several buildingS, 8 rooms SE:.J:: lh ·t-Ot< : ,...,wmngs, sto~m . 992-5a1 5 after 5 p.m . alway s a.v ailable at ... and bath, near Ruttan~ . Call doors and windows, carports, . 4-18-4tc 742~1~. ~ or 742-5032 . ' marquees arumjnum slqing Wante~ • • -::::·~· 1 =*.:l Ute .... ~~nd ·raillrig:·, A: 1 .JAcob, ~ :Riles •..,., (1) PAINT DAMAGE . 1973 Zig· Zag sew ing mach ines. Still in re~resentatlve. For free_' GYRO, Identical wneelsas used by WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT original carton s. No at 2 BEDROOM house, one flooiestimates, phone ChariN 110p race drivers. Brilliant polish~d PIANOS . Any c ondition . ta chments .needed as our plan , owner leaving the state. Lisle, Syracuse. V. V.tflnish, Uses clip on 1t11eights 10 Pay i ng $10 each. First floor . 1220 Washington .B!vd. Nice neighborhOOd on Gravel ~ohnson and Son, Inc. balance. One piece die-cast aluminum. only . Write giving d irection s. - conhrols are built-in . Sews 423·7521 BElPRE,O. Hill. forced air gas furriace, . 3-2 -tfc . with 1 or 2 needles, makes Pian os. P. 0 . Box 188, Sard is, basement and · attached buttonholes, sew on buttons, Ohio 43946. garage: Call for appointment SEWING MACHINES . Repair OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW and blind hem monograms 4·1Htp COST - see Kingsbury Home service, all makes. 992-2284. stitch . Full cash pric::e $38.50 992·2859 or 99H381. . 4-15.61c Sales & Se'rvice. Inc .. phone The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy or budget plan available. CLEAN c opper , 48c lb. : 992-6256 from 1 to 7 p,m. or by Authorized Singer Sales anc Electro Hygiene Co ., phone Rad iators, clean, 28c lb .; appointme.nt . 2-4' Wide 992-7755. Service. We Sharpen Scissors NEW Home - 3 bedrmom, Bra ss, 18c lb .; Batteries, 85c ; furnished . Made by Skyline 3·29·11< 4·18·6tc hardwood floors, paneling, Gi nseng $60 lb. ; M . A. Hall, Corp ., country ' s largest. large lot; call 773' 5554 dally; GARAGE repair, tune - ~ps. ; ~eedsv t lle, 378-6249. "Meigs County owned -and ·(3} VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 after 5 ·p .m . call 773 -5468. 3-9-tfc operated ." Financing ' plugs, points and condenser; 8 4-l7-6tc Model. Comple-te wi-th all - - - - - -- -- cyl., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; availa.ble. Set up on your lot cleaning tools . Small _pafnt OLD furn i ture , oak tables. call for appointment,; Racine ready for your occupancy. 200 5 ROOM house, . bath, front damage i n shipping . Will take organs, dishes, clocks , brass Garage, Ra c ine, Ohio, 949· · SUPER/SHAAK. Triple chrome yards ott Rt . 33 on County Rd . $27 ca sh pr budget plan porch, full baSement, two 3611 . plated fini$hes are standard on this bed s or complete households . 18. Quick delivery. Our -low available. Electro. Hygiene lots; S. D. Buskirk, Sr., 341 Wrife M . D. Miller, Rt. 4, overhead will save you$$$. 12' H·JOic popular spoke d~U i gn , Spider is weldCo. , phone 992.7755. Page St., Middleport, Ohio. •. ed to rim for permanent alignment, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992and 14' Mobile Homes 4-17.2tp 4-18-6h: No disc brake adapters .necessary, 6271. available, Kingsbury Home ~-------:1-7-tfc Sales & Service, Inc.. 3·25·tfc SPRING SPECIALS Easter Special ------- . OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY, OHIO For Sale For Sale Notice JUGHAID ·:i""'i--... ... 18. down First. ::::; Yardage Stood for election 42. "Some One of - t3ll11~11~® Days" 43. 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WAS ROUND ANO FAT 1 ~::::::~ \ 0 CAPI'.JN EASY jiiOU(a . - ··Prittiii~IHSWIUn I A rI I I I I I J . Va se ~~fORE: THE lkJ -..di.J .-1 , _ fLORA ANYHOW KINNIL fi'hnl' lire 6b.t~~ml-mifuled tii,TUQOIIU~r h11d- A FA~WAY L09K con· stcllation 35. Inferior horse 36. Card game 3'7. Top kick i s one (sl. ) 39. Man -mad e fabric 41. Kind of statesman 34. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: l1 A ·XYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter sin'IP.ly stands for another. ·rn this simple A is used for the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc: Siilgie letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of the words are all_ hints. Each Qay the code letters 'are different. CRYPTOQUOTES XB BM·VUK FZRXF FWUJ U A PHAKB . MRI M FWUJUA M EXKU U RLHTP RL!l GMR G .MR BL . - BL BHAR BL QU .SMRRXU WHO IN THE WORLt:' WOULD EVER BET ON OUR--TEAM ?!!! • �.· ' - 1R - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Apr it 16, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Business Services OF Motor Co. QUAliTY 1972 CH E V~OL ET SJ99Y Capri ce 4-door , new car title & balan ce of wa rranty, br o wn viny l root. t inted g la ss. h•c tor y a ir , fro nt & rea r g u ar ~ . rad io & r ear speal(er , white-wall tires . Nice and c lea n. Reta il $4860 . Pr iced to move. -1 970CR EVR OLET S2095 Ca price, H.T. Cpe., loca l 1 owner car , spotless in ter ior , luxu ry car feature includ ing V-B engi ne . au tomatic trans., power steeri ng & brakes , dar k gree n f inish, vinyl root ra d io, new w-w t ires . 1970 CHE VEL L E MAL $1995 4- d ~or sedan , 32'._000 m iles,_ by or iginal l ocal owner , V-8 engme , automafrc transm iSS ion, power stee r ing, r ad·io, good white-wall ti r es , w hite ~i n is h , show room clean in ter ior. A Sharp Car You Witl Uke. ' Pomeroy Motor Co. WA NT A DS I NFO RM AT ION Notice SAVE $1 00.00 on a 2 piece Early Amer ican living room su ite 5 P.M . Day Before Publ icalion . Mond ay Dead lin e 9 a . m . with woo d tr i m , foam Cancel lation -... Co r rec l ions rever sibl e cus hi ons in choice Wi ll be acce pt ed unti l 9 a .m . tor of col or . This week on ly Day of Publicat ion Pome roy Recover y, $149.95. REGUL AT I ONS 622 E . Main St.. Pomeroy , The Publi sher rese r ves the Ohio. Phone 992-7554. r igh) to ed it or rej ect any ads 4-12-6tp dee m ed objec t io na l . T he pu t., lisher w ill not be r es pon sible for more than one incorr ec t D E ADLIN ES in~e rt io n . RATE S For want Ad Service 5 cen ts per Wo rd o ne inse rt ion , M inim um Char ge 7Sc l 2 cents Per wor d thr ee -c onsecuti ve inser t ion s_ IB ce nts per word si x con secu t ive i n se rt i on ~ . 25 P er Cen t D isc ount on paid ad s an d ad s pa'i d Within 10 day s, CARD OF THANK S & OBITUAR Y $ 1. 50 fo r 50 w ord mi nimum . Each addil ional ·wor d 2c . BLIND AD S Addit iona l 25c Char g e per Adv er t is e me nt . . OFFICE HOURS 8 : 30 a . m . to 5 · 00 p .m . Da il y, 8 : 30 a . m . to 1'2 : 00 Noon Sat ur day . In MemOIV I N LO VING memory of Gor don Cheva1ier •.whq passed away 4 yea r s ago, April 18, 1969. Days of sadness still are w it h us , Tear s of silence of1en fl ow ; · But his mem or y keeps hirtl ne ar us. Since he lett us 4 year s ago. . . Sad ly m issed by h1s w1fe. Betty . sons, Rod ney and Kick . 4·18·ltp Card of Thanks .. H.E!l" · HEATING~ COOLING Furnace controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters· Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS 992 -2448 Pomeroy, S LEEPING Problem? GROCERY bus iness for sale . • H.AV E larg e assortmen t of Ge t Snoozer Build ing for sale or ledse. fl ower~ tor Easter a ~d every Res tl es s? Table ts tor a sa fe night' s Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30 p.m . occa s1on . Sma lley s Gif t to 10 p.rn . for appoi ntment. Shop, Chester , Oh io, phone sleep. Only 98c. Nelson Orvg . 4·17·21p 3· 20.tt c 985.3537. • · •0·101c AL L EYE Make -Up produc ts in Kosc::oi l ine on speci al th is month . I would I ike to serve or '}iOO O'S AQUARIUMS ; f ls~ 3n d su pplies; ·new k>cat ion. visit you . Please phone Helen Ash Stree t. M iddlepor t near Jan e Brown, Middlepor t, Oh io pa r k ; phone 992·5443 . 992-51 13. l9~h~~TEd~r~~: ~~~L ~~~~~7~ 1·7·tf ~----------------- ' anyt ime. 4-16-Jtc - -- - - - - o. APPLY Now · We Train Men to W ork As LIVESTOCK BUYERS WE WISH to thank everyone who wa s so kind dur in g the i llness and death of our dear 1f yo u have some li vestock husband and fath er , Edwa rd experience we will train you J . Sm ith ; Dr . Dan i.e ls , Dr . to bu<t cattle, she ep and Wa l ker and stafl at the Holze r hogs. Med ical Cen ter ; Rawlin gs For a local i nter~J i ew, write .,~at s Funeral Home ; Mrs . if:w.Qliriip;;bn" wlio played I he . today Wi th your backsround. Include your complete adorgan ; Rev . Dw tght Za v 1tz dress anQ phone number. ant Rev. Robert Bumgarn er for' the i r cm nsol ing words ; those who sent flowers, car:ds and food to our home and 4049 Pennsylvania vi sited the fun era l hpm e; the Kansas City, Mo, 641ll pallbearer s; tho.se who took r:;.;.,;.,, t".ul .... J J;iwJIHit &,tn care of the grave and everyone who helped in any wa'f. May God Bless you . Mr s. Edward J. Smith , sons, WEARE now taking ord ers for daughter s and grand childr en . Southern Toma toes, peppers, I 4-18-lfp swee t poi atoes and onion pl ants; will be in by May 5th WE WISH to extend ou r sincer e at leas t ; Jam es Ra y Hill, appreciati on for the fine .food , Leta r t Fall s, Ohio ; phone 247me ss ag·es . of sympat h y , 2961. · beautifu l fl owe r s, and al l 4·8·13tc other kindnesses and love .----~--re·ce i ved at our bereavement ·oLD FASHIONED revival st ill during the illness and death of in progres s at the Pom eroy our hu sband , father and Wesleyan Holiness Church on br other ; Marv i n Miller . Rt . 143. Special services ea ch Special thanks to Dr . Walker. eveni ng at,7 : 30 p. m. Speaker nurses on 3rd floor at Holzer and Pastor' Rev . O'Dell Medica l Ce nt ~ r , Rev . Woltz, Manley . Everyone wel come. pa ll bearer s and th e Str ong & 3-26-tf c Son Fun eral Hom e. Wile, Helen ; da ug hter, Mr s. John Gardner , sons, Richard and PUBLIC NOTICE Ronal d, siste r , M in nie Mar sh. A VE R Y SU E ROMINE , · 4-18-ltc whose la st kno wn pla.ce of res idence is Rt . 1, Rutl and , Ohi o, and whose last known address is C·O Fi' ances Nelson , Dexter , Ohi o, is hereby notified that on the 12th day o f March, 197J, Kenneth H . Romi ne . bei ng pla intiff , filed his comp laint agai nst her. as defendant in the Common Pl eas Court. Me igs and be in fo r med of th e fun c- ·county , Ohio . Ca se No . 15,247, pray ing for divor ce fr om sa id tions of your ga>.'~rnm~n t are emb odi ed in pub l iC not 1ces . In Avery Sue Romine on th e '· th at selt -gov er nmen_l cha rg es grounds of gross neg lec't of dut y an d ex tr em e cr.ue lty , ca r e, all ci tizen s lo be Inf orm ed ; this new spa per urges every custody and cont rol of min or cit izen to re ad and .study the:se chil dren , an d other, relief ; sai d noti ces . We strong ly adv 1se cause .w i ll be for hear ing on or aft er the 9th day of June, 1973. tho se citizen s. seeking fvrttw r inform at ion , to e)(.er cise th eir . r i gh t of' acc ess_ to Pl:lb l ic Kenn et h H. Romine . r'ecords and pub l1 c meetmgs . Pla intiff . J . B. O' Br ien, his attorn ey (4 ) 4,11, 18, 25(5)2 9. 6t CATTLE BUYERS, INC. PUBLIC NOTICES - -- - - - - Auto Sales For Rent On Most Americ.an Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES -- GUARANTEED-Phone 992·2094 ._ FURNITURE . TA1<E A BABY RACCOON AWAV FROM ITS MAW, MAW 0'60SHEt,l!! WUZ HE S CRATCHED UP BAD? I' LL LET JUGHAID G IVE 'IETH' PlAYBACK l I l !.u::J< fS "IJ.\Al" 1 fWtU C?C PRITCHART 'liXJ PA~IIVG CASIJ\ DR. '.bU GOI>JG 10 ~ IT~ F't t:CE' . OF SIRl.QrA.J PUT IT ALL ON TAPE PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior· Exterior _ .1or LATEX PAINT wood finishes. and mason,.y 199 gallon ' ...1'1/iEN ITS OOT EXACTLY I HEARD YOU TOOK WANC>4 TO TI1E" 8ASEBA"L ·GAME "AST ?--... NEVER 10 ADMIT I USED 'll!EIR A PRIZE. NIGHT. HOW WAS IT~ I PI<O'.IISEP FLOUR. EXPERIENCED Radlato Service HUBBARD GREEN HOUSE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. HOt'! DtO Yo.J (...!KG Tt1E PS S r! bEr'Ei2AIJ5 fiE: ~a;H,~P RECKON AH'LL SAS~'I TH/NK5 O~F FO' MAH REG'LAR H£'5 EVENIN ' HOUR Q' ...-'!F("V"'• ,. ,, MEOITAl"ION --- uS-!'v Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale :For Rent or Sale FENTON Real Estate For sale RACING WHEELS GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS rLL NEE[) 'YOUR HELP TO ASSEMBLE THE ' NEW TRANSMISSION , CHAMBER, OSCAR, .. Make it ... .on and off the road To Buy LOSJ - Brown pony. blonde man e and tail, in Syracuse area . Call 992-2992. CHE CKBOOK near Heiner' s store on Ash ·St .; r eward ; call 99n539. 4-17-Jtc SET of keys, left in Ladies Lounge , Pomeroy Saturday ; please retum to City Hall. 4·17·3tc SABRE TILLER 311z HP sl29.95 In Carton, Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . s49,95 In Carton Virgil B. Real Estate For Slile . rcLELAND~ REALTY . 608 E. Main ' _Pomeroy . .o1111 .II#' Set up. $54.95 'POMEROY 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone 992-2181 c.....,,........ .. .... . ....... ~ '., i ., '"' ~ ~ ------ ----- - - - ON YOUR DIAL Waitress Wanted THE MEIGS INN -- Teaford, St. Broker 110 Mechanic -·· - -------" 100 1¥\RK A~D 1tJ HI:R!>l 'IJH~ E/I.TL .. DI~JtJG. rotJ'T THI?I 13'1 G/..~Dt.."·TUP,~ uP TH& ~100 1.; VEJI'j A-t'." I'~ .F11'3M1Cm/>.B~E 1 I C.UESS THE OUEF COULDM,T Dfli~ER ·-- OR MAYBE= ~ Yf£§ AllY· THIN' l ' OELII/ER" WE'Ll HEAD FOR. Wil:sHINQTOM, sANoY '" rCEPT I DOrl' ~MOW WHAT WE'lL DO WHf<i WE C.E.t THERE! NEW MOBILE HOMES Street ACROSS l. Not a bit 5. Underworld organiza· tion 10. Nautical direction Forward 13. Verse form SCRAMBLER. Ever popular Steel Disn style with new improved engineering de sign. Re~eued center enhances &tyHng 10x40 2 BR $2995 and proVides disc brake clearance . l0x51 2 BR $3595 ACREAGE OVER 100 - High land wlth 'all 10x56 3 BR $3995 minerals. Farm pond, gas well. $3595 12x41 2 BR old barn, house, and other $3995 12x51 2 BR buildings. Only $19.500.00. $4295 12x56'3 BR LAND $4995 .10 ACRES On Leading • 12x613 BR . Creek-, 1 mile above Langsville. 20x43 3 BR Old house and outbuildings, on $6500 Double wic!e blacktop road . · Want only $5,000.00. All homes are total electric, CHROME REVERSE . Manufactured NEW HOME in USA as are al l FENTON wheels tO Completely furnished, set of · insure super' quality and workmanship 4 BE CROOMS Beautliul steps, lf•" birch paneling, Disc brake and " smooth center" .kitchen. Ph baths. All electric house•type doors, storm models are avallable. with garage on large lot. Only Windows. From $250 .00 $21.000.00. Sizes 13 x 6 thru 15 x 11. down. Delivered Free . NEW LISTING POMEROY- Nic::e 2 bedroom Many more to choose from. home with gas furnace, nice kitchen and front porch with wrought i1ron posts; and railings . Asking· $15,000. SMALL 2 BEDROOMS - Basement, bath, front porch on Grant St., ' ----=:::=~~~-~~---:Mid~leporl. - :o.SKtng just~ - Enf~rn Ave; - Gi1Jiji0fi5,"(J.T 992.7161 $5500.00. PH. 446·0175 2 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. INVESTMENT LARGE BRICK Has 30 rooms with going b,usineSs, , i!"'< - ':'--::--::-------------:;~~·-:·-::'"·±·..;,;~ steam heat, parking and lovely Big C~puity ~ · Mavtag view of the Ohio River. Need Automatics only '$32,500.00 'for this . l speed operation . C.OUNTRY HOME Choice of water . 7 ROOMS - Bath with shower. tem .ps·. Au-,o . ,. water level' naturalgasfurnace,nicesmall control . llnt · . basement, drilled well, and Filter or Power garage. Porch, cor}cretewalks . 1 Fin Agitator. . One acre. $10,000. Perma-Preu Mavtag Halo of Heal CREATE A GOOD FUTURE • Dryers F 0 R v·o U R SELF, Surround clothes . CHILDREN, OR GRAND·, wlth gentle, even CHILDREN. BUY ONE OF hut. No hot spots, THE ABOVE . MAKE YOUR no overdrying . Fine · Mesh Lin ' MONEY WORK FOR YOU, Filter . THAT'S GOOD BUSINESS . We Specialize 1r MAY TAG HELEN L. TEAFORD GORDON B. TEAFORD .O.SSOCIATES 992. JJ25 or992.J61$ Rutland 741-4211 Arnold Grate . . NO SUNOAY SHOWINGS ( var.) 14. blanchc 15. Swi ss · cantOn 16. Anony· --·mous Ri chard 1 TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES. RUTlAND FURNITURE " 5~~:.~:·· Yesterday' s Cryptoquote: THE TROUBLE WITH BEING PUNCTUAL IS THAT NO ONE'S tHERE TO APPRECIATE IT. - LETTICE PHILPO'i'S . (@ 1978 Klac Features Syndicate, Inc.) by THOM.O.S. JOSEPH ' PUBLIC WHOLESALE .J>omeroy, Ohio Help Wanted - - - - -- GASOLINE ALLEY , MILLER MOBILE HOMES Lost like a_person. WMP0/1390 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy LAt.JO JEST TR IED TO L- - - - - - - - ---' For Sale We talk to you POMEROY HOME & AUTO Porn eroy Home & Auto 1'12 STORY BRICK 2 - 3 bedrooms, baih, dining room, NEW gas F.A . fUr nace, storm doors & winEA STER Flowers, haOging dows, level lot, garage, low baskets and pots of' mums, taxes . $8,500.00. - l,i l ies. geraniums, begonias, 1112 STORY FRAME PART TIME . Natlpoal supplier and Azaleas . Also bedding 2 3 b€-droom.s, bath, some wi ll tra i n men for local plant s, such as pansies . typewriter r epairing . Write : cabinets, d ining room,. storm petunias, Marigolds, Phlox, , Reg iona l Manager , Box. 2.5. doors & windows , large lot Coleu s, Salvia , Zinnias . Glenshaw, Penna . 15116. 100xl25 . LOW PRICE ~ Dianthus, Allyssum , ' Snap4.S.I21p . dragons, Ageratium and $5,000 .00 . Porfulacca . Also vegetable THE TWO ABOVE ARE · plants , cabbage , broccoli , EXCELLENT BUYS AT c auliflower, fetiuce , egg THESE PRICES. EXPERIENCED painter, in· N.OTICE plants and 14 k i nds of tomato REDUCED TOSIO,ooO.OO terior and ext erior ~ Phone Bids w il l be r ~c eiv e d by th e plants. Cleland Farms and Nice corner lot, 1h story 985-3951 . und er signed at t he Law Of.l ice Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine, of · Berna r d V. Ful tz , Pomeroy 3·20·30tp frame, 3 bedrooms, bath. Cleland . Geraldine The earth r eceives only N at.i onu l Bank Bu i l di ng , A·16·1fc utility room, dining ·room, Pome r oy , Oh io, unt il Sa tu rd ay, about one part in two billlon gas F. A. heat, nice kitchen. Ap r il 28, t ~ 7J, for th e sale' of the of the' energy pr oduced by 4 .....- 8J 5 X 16.5, 8 pl y truck 'fires ; N .EW tite and paneling, Char l es H y att pr oper ty, the sun . · si t ua t ed in th e Vil lag e of pickup truc k camper top ; garage . DON ' T WAIT TOO STAR KIL LS r at s quickl y , sure. Middlepor t , con sist ing ot · (I I A phone 742.5387 . 1 LONG ON THIS ONE . · 2 / z lb.s.• $1.69, Eber sbach v aca nt lot used as a tra iler 4-17-3tc • Sugar Run Mill s, Hardware. APPROX. 10 ACRES space , lo cal ed on Nor th Second Pickens Har dware, Mason Ave nue ; and (2) R e~ i d ence r eal Over 6 level. Home about 10 es ta te locate d. at 79) North 4·1·30tp GLASS SHOWCASES, $25 up ; years old . Electric heal, KUHL'S BARGAIN CEN. Seco nd Aven ue , Mi d dl epo rt, TER , " at· caution light ," drilled well, 2 bedrooms, Oh io , on whlch is .loca ted a six. NOW . TAKJNG orders for bath, carport, full basement. ·room hou se w ith bath . Tuppers Plains. · sou thern plants. Charl es R. Ternisof ~al e . cas h in hand on TO \OWN. 4·11·Stp CLOSE Harri s, 843-2'693. day of sale . All bi d.s wi ll . be $15,000.00. subjec t to approval by the 4-13-tk CARPETS a fright . Make them MOBILE HOME Pro ba t e Cou rt , and the r ight is a beautiful sight with Blue About 1 acre. Set up ready to r ese r ve d to re iect an y an d a11 1972 22 FT. TAGALONG travel Lustre . Rent electric bids. move into. 3 bedrooms, bath, tr ailer . Self-contained , sleeps shampooer $1. Nelson's Drug utiliiy space, 12x60 ft., air , foUr . Ph one 992-6960 ..· H ARR IETT HYATT , Store, Pomeroy, Ohio. adm in'ist r gtr i x of the 4-17 -6tc 4-17-2tc l ~;:ond ., niCe. kitchen . JUST Est at e of Charles H ya tt . $6,900.00. - ----'------,.-, . decease d . ANOTHER GOOD BUY 'COA L, Lim es tone, E xcelsio? JUST taken in 1973 8 track (4) 16 , 18, 20, 2'3 , 25, 21, 61C Sa lt Work s, E. Ma in St., stere o console. Due to 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms. bath, Pomer oy . ·Ph One 992 -3891 . dare,.age in shipment will sell new siding, · roof. and car4·12-tfc for S~T~all balance of $89.50 or port. YOU HAVE TO SEE · payments of S6.55 per month . THIS ONE . S5.0oo.OO. Call 992.5331 . FURNISHED HOME HA Y & STRAW. Phone 992·6860. 4· 1J.6tc Lot 105x135. 2 bedrooms, 4· J2.6tp bath, dinino R. LIKE NEW The Meigs Inn takes pride in serving SAVE $100.00 on 2 piece Early 1973 DELUXE Zig .Zag sewing Ref. Rahge , freezer; alid mach ine. · sl ightly used, does Am er ican living room suiie Quality Food with fast, friendly ser~ without . at. dryer (all are G. E.) . Storm every thing w i t h wood frim, foam ta c:hments. Pay $1.50 per doors & windows, nice porch. reversible c ushi ons in c hoice vice, So if you are neat and attractive week or pay balance' of $41.50. Private location. $8.500.00. of color . This week on ly, pleas.e stop m at our office . for inCa ll 99B3JI. HAVE BEEN YOU S149. 95. Pome r oy Recover y, 4· 1J.6tc LOOKING FOR A 622 E. Ma in St.. Pom eroy, terview. · BARGAIN - ALL OF THE Ohio . Phone ·992·7554. 4· 1Htp HYBRILl type leghorn Rhode ABOVE ARE BARGAINS. HENRY E. CLE~AND, Sr. Island· Red hens In goOd CORN : Ph one 985-4211. P,rodUction . Phone 843-2778. BROKER POMEROY, OHIO . 4·1Htc PHONE 992,2259 3·29 24tp Your Right to Know EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 - -:-::-::-:-:::---::---:---:-cand 1968 DODG E Polara Station FURNI SHED 2 be droom Wa9 o n. 383. V·8. air · HOGG& ZUSPAN a partment, adu lt s · onl y , Blooming Hanging it lohing, power steer ing coni:t Middleport ; · phone 992-3874 . MATERIALS CO. and brakes; very good con · · OpenS TiiS St 1 d Se Our Baskets---$3.00 ·4-6-tfc Monday thru Saturday op n an e di tl on ; phone 2-47-21 66, Robert 773·5554 . Milson, W.Va . ---:-::=-c----:--,---c,---,Potted Mums---52.00 Sayre . 606 E . Main, Pomeroy. o. Floor Display. M ODER N, par tially f urnished 4·11·l l c ' -- - -- ' - - - - ' - - --' Other Polled Flowers house ; worki ng c::oupl e; on SEPTIC TANKS AROBI C WIL L trim or cut trees , cl e~n Rout e 33 ; phone 992 -6849. 550c Up 1960 PONTIAC Catalina ; four out basements, attics. etc . SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN 4-18-3tp door ; power steering ; power;and pa int roofs; phone 9-49· ED, REPAIRED. MILLE~ bra k es ; aut omat ic ; new 32 21. SANtTATION, STEWART PR IVATE meeting room for brakes , carb .• tires; Bailey's A·17·301c OHIO. PHONE 662·3035. an y organ i zation ; phone 992Stor e, M iddleport. 10· 4·1f~ 397!), 4·17.6tp 3-11 -tf c Above State Park From the laroest Truck or AuTOMOBILE insurance beeri - -- -7"'==- - Syracuse, 0 . Bulldozer Ri.diator to the . 3 AND 4 ROOM 'lurni shed and ,______.,-_____, 1968'CORVAIR ; phone 992.5877 . cancelled? Lost your 4·11·31p !lma11est He5tter lore. operator 's l icense? call 992wnf ur nis hed apar t m en t s. ·NOW RE AD Y · _ Bl . Nathan Big9s Phone 992-5434. oom1ng 2966. Radiator Spectalist · 4-12-tfc pott ed fl ower s. starting at )971 LOUI SVILLE Forq , 8.000 tandem , 225 Cat. engine, 5 and SOc ; hanging ba skets; pansies 4 trans ., 16ft. coal bed , -48,000 and ca bbag e ; Ready. soon FU RNI SHE D apa rtment, three mi les. pri ced for qu ick sate, Petun ias, mar igolds, Co leus, lar ge r ooms an d bath. All with or w ithout bed ; phone tom atoes, peppers, et c. ; lfA off utili ti es f urn is hed . Ad u lt 992.2478. by the flat ; Hubba'rd's Green· Ph . 992-2174 coup le only , Located at 256 Pomeroy -4-18-4tc hou se. St. Rt . 124, above park, Sou t h Fourth Ave . in M idSyracuse , Oh io. .dleport . 4-3-tf c 1972 HONDA 500 motorc yc le, -4 READY · MIX CONCR-ETE . 4-'15 · ttc cylinder, many extra s, like delivered right to your new ; phone 985-3828 . pro/·ect. Fast and ea~y . Free NEW tra i ler 12x5 0, Idea l HOUSE and 2 lots plu s 9 ad 3.9.tfc joi ning lot s at Long Botiom , est mates, Phone 992-3284. locatlon tor mi ne w orker s or DEAD Stock horseS. . cattle, Ohio. under $3,000. Would like Goeglein ReadY -Mix. Co., belt li ne work sr s. Ph one 742 hqgs , sheep . Reasonable a -10' w ide house trailer up to 1967 FORD Galaxie 500 Stan · Midd.leport, Ohio. . · 5980. charge . Call 245-5514. 112 payment. M. A. Hall. 378· 6·30·1f< 4-12-6tc dard shift. good condition . 2· ll·tfC 2· 28·301C 6249, Reedsvill e, Ohio. Call 992.6412. C-:T:-Ac-Nc:K- S- CL-:&:-A-:N-::E D 4·)Hfc 4·12·61c NiboE RN septic tank service; - SE- P,_T- t"C TRAILE R. Brown ' s Trail er 24 hours, 7 days a week . ' R'EASONABLE rates . Ph . 446 Pa r k ; phone 99) -"3324. -4782, Gall ipolls, John Russe!l Phone 992.3954. · O ·tfc 3 CAMP lots for sale, run from ra ilroad track to low water MOBILE Home In Rutland ; $35 Owner & Operator. 4-10-JOtc per week; utilities paid ; mark . 86ft . wide at railroad 5·12·1f•. •u x 50, 2 BEDROOM trailer , 4 ROOM & bath f urnished tr ack , 400ft. long and 100ft. phone 9n2627. G & E Appliance ~epatr : repair excell en.t condition , $2 ,500 . apar tm ent , all ui i liti ~s pai d, Wide at low water mark; -4-17-3tc on ali laundry equipment, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Ph One Ra v enswood 304-273· mar r ied couple onl y ; no these lots are g ood and clean , -----refrigeration equipment and Complete Service 3623. c hi ldren or pets; $120 m o. ; no bru sh; level ; on Ohio River house wiring ; welding, Phone949-3821 -4- 18-4tc WAREHOUSE or storage Bail ey' s Stor e, Middleport . ac ross f r om Pomeroy ; building , approx . lOOlC.SO ; electric and gas. Call 992-3802 Racine. Ohl.o ~ ~ 4-17-Jtp Marion Reynolds , Mason, W. locaied on Rutland St.. or after 4: 30 p.m. call 992Critt_ Bradl.Qrd · 19l2 PMC, 3 bedroom. COf'T1 · Va . phone 773-5147. Middleport ; contact Mrs . 6050. -5~ 1~ifC' pletelv furnishsd. front kit2 BEDROOM mobile home, 4-ll -7tc Manning Webster, . 992·2495. 3.21 .3otp . -. , chen , $4,500; phone 698-8841. adul ts only ; on old Rt . 33 ; 4· 18·3tc CC"----:c--::---:4·1 8·6tp ph on e 992-6294 or 992-6385 - - - - - -- -- - - {XCAVATING. Dozers. large 1969 HONDA 175 cc Scrambler; a lter 8 p.m . anal small ; Backhoes and · phone 99,2-7016. 4-8-12tc Loaders on track and tires ; ; 4-1B-4tc 10 X SO MOBILE home, ex· cellent condition , expansion Dump trucks Lo -boy · living room, · full y air - fa · ACRE farm, 5 rooms aOd · Service ; Septic tanks in 1960 V. W. CHOPPER ; ready cond i tiohed ; phone 992-5905. bath , washroom , 2 , car stalled ; George ( Billl' for woods or highway. S200 i 4·6-12tc garage, free gas and free. ' . Pullins; phone 992-2478 or 992· also 1964 2-door Chev . Body, water'. Shown by appointment 1 3 985 -4118 · -4-18-3tp · ''CASH paid 'tor all mak~s arld~ 7402 $ 0; phon e only 74n44L . · 2-9-tfc - - - - - - - - - - - • _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _._ ' models of mobile homes. , MIDDkEPORT .t- 13-6tc HARRISON'S TV Service and BLACK 1; 11 Tennes.see Walker Phone area code 614--423-9531_. - - -- - -- - - - -Service Calls; phone 99~.~5 (1~ 2 Fu rn ished Apt s. w i th new colt. 1 y.ear old ; phone 992" 4· 13·1fc ' 'HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone furnitur e, ·w ith . or without 3640. 985.3529. · uti"l'ities. both ha ve 1 or 2 6.1l .lfc OOzE R ·and oacK nue -work , 4·1 8·7tc Air Conditioners bedroom s. both on ground ponds and septic tanks, dlt· fl oo r and have wall -to-wall Awnings ching sendee ; top soli,. fill 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold .up 8 ACRES on Staie Rout~ 1-4:l , carpet, Al so ha ve private Underpinning dirt, limestone; B&K EX· camper ; ih cludes spare· iire, water tap pa id ; call 992-3640. entranc es and y a rd for cav~tlng . Phone 992 -5367, 4·18·7tc canopy and plastic storm chi l dr en, in nice nei gh '. Complete mobile home Dick Ka~r. Jr. · window . Trailer has been borhood. 9·1·1f< service ~ plus gigantic ..tO ACRES. large barn ahd wired for electric, 3 outlets . Phone 992-3863 till 3 p.m. or Excellenj conditi on, $675. call display of ·mobile . homes 99'2 -5844 after 6~ 00 . several buildingS, 8 rooms SE:.J:: lh ·t-Ot< : ,...,wmngs, sto~m . 992-5a1 5 after 5 p.m . alway s a.v ailable at ... and bath, near Ruttan~ . Call doors and windows, carports, . 4-18-4tc 742~1~. ~ or 742-5032 . ' marquees arumjnum slqing Wante~ • • -::::·~· 1 =*.:l Ute .... ~~nd ·raillrig:·, A: 1 .JAcob, ~ :Riles •..,., (1) PAINT DAMAGE . 1973 Zig· Zag sew ing mach ines. Still in re~resentatlve. For free_' GYRO, Identical wneelsas used by WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT original carton s. No at 2 BEDROOM house, one flooiestimates, phone ChariN 110p race drivers. Brilliant polish~d PIANOS . Any c ondition . ta chments .needed as our plan , owner leaving the state. Lisle, Syracuse. V. V.tflnish, Uses clip on 1t11eights 10 Pay i ng $10 each. First floor . 1220 Washington .B!vd. Nice neighborhOOd on Gravel ~ohnson and Son, Inc. balance. One piece die-cast aluminum. only . Write giving d irection s. - conhrols are built-in . Sews 423·7521 BElPRE,O. Hill. forced air gas furriace, . 3-2 -tfc . with 1 or 2 needles, makes Pian os. P. 0 . Box 188, Sard is, basement and · attached buttonholes, sew on buttons, Ohio 43946. garage: Call for appointment SEWING MACHINES . Repair OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW and blind hem monograms 4·1Htp COST - see Kingsbury Home service, all makes. 992-2284. stitch . Full cash pric::e $38.50 992·2859 or 99H381. . 4-15.61c Sales & Se'rvice. Inc .. phone The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy or budget plan available. CLEAN c opper , 48c lb. : 992-6256 from 1 to 7 p,m. or by Authorized Singer Sales anc Electro Hygiene Co ., phone Rad iators, clean, 28c lb .; appointme.nt . 2-4' Wide 992-7755. Service. We Sharpen Scissors NEW Home - 3 bedrmom, Bra ss, 18c lb .; Batteries, 85c ; furnished . Made by Skyline 3·29·11< 4·18·6tc hardwood floors, paneling, Gi nseng $60 lb. ; M . A. Hall, Corp ., country ' s largest. large lot; call 773' 5554 dally; GARAGE repair, tune - ~ps. ; ~eedsv t lle, 378-6249. "Meigs County owned -and ·(3} VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 after 5 ·p .m . call 773 -5468. 3-9-tfc operated ." Financing ' plugs, points and condenser; 8 4-l7-6tc Model. Comple-te wi-th all - - - - - -- -- cyl., $17.95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; availa.ble. Set up on your lot cleaning tools . Small _pafnt OLD furn i ture , oak tables. call for appointment,; Racine ready for your occupancy. 200 5 ROOM house, . bath, front damage i n shipping . Will take organs, dishes, clocks , brass Garage, Ra c ine, Ohio, 949· · SUPER/SHAAK. Triple chrome yards ott Rt . 33 on County Rd . $27 ca sh pr budget plan porch, full baSement, two 3611 . plated fini$hes are standard on this bed s or complete households . 18. Quick delivery. Our -low available. Electro. Hygiene lots; S. D. Buskirk, Sr., 341 Wrife M . D. Miller, Rt. 4, overhead will save you$$$. 12' H·JOic popular spoke d~U i gn , Spider is weldCo. , phone 992.7755. Page St., Middleport, Ohio. •. ed to rim for permanent alignment, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992and 14' Mobile Homes 4-17.2tp 4-18-6h: No disc brake adapters .necessary, 6271. available, Kingsbury Home ~-------:1-7-tfc Sales & Service, Inc.. 3·25·tfc SPRING SPECIALS Easter Special ------- . OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY, OHIO For Sale For Sale Notice JUGHAID ·:i""'i--... ... 18. down First. ::::; Yardage Stood for election 42. "Some One of - t3ll11~11~® Days" 43. 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WAS ROUND ANO FAT 1 ~::::::~ \ 0 CAPI'.JN EASY jiiOU(a . - ··Prittiii~IHSWIUn I A rI I I I I I J . Va se ~~fORE: THE lkJ -..di.J .-1 , _ fLORA ANYHOW KINNIL fi'hnl' lire 6b.t~~ml-mifuled tii,TUQOIIU~r h11d- A FA~WAY L09K con· stcllation 35. Inferior horse 36. Card game 3'7. Top kick i s one (sl. ) 39. Man -mad e fabric 41. Kind of statesman 34. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: l1 A ·XYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter sin'IP.ly stands for another. ·rn this simple A is used for the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc: Siilgie letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of the words are all_ hints. Each Qay the code letters 'are different. CRYPTOQUOTES XB BM·VUK FZRXF FWUJ U A PHAKB . MRI M FWUJUA M EXKU U RLHTP RL!l GMR G .MR BL . - BL BHAR BL QU .SMRRXU WHO IN THE WORLt:' WOULD EVER BET ON OUR--TEAM ?!!! • �211- The Daaly Sentmel, Maddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Apral18, 1973 r------------------------- Area Deaths ! 1 Walter Bush . MASON - Arthur Henri ... ks Walter Raymond Arthur W Hendricks, 82, d1ed Tuesday at hts Pomeroy Allen Park , Mtch died Route 4 res1dence A ref1red Tuesday at Allen Park Mr tar mer, Mr Hendncks was the Bush died after suffenng a son of theo~ate Edw1n and Mary heart at1ack Tuesday while W1se Hendncks working m h•s yard, according He was preceded 1n death to word received here also by three 1nfant children He was born Jan 19, 1908, the ntne brothers. James. Gus, Bush. 65. formerly of Mason, of son of the late Ivan and Mary Easton Bush While '" Mason he attended Sf Mark 's Lutheran Church He was a ret1red mechan tc Survlv1ng are h1s w1fe Esther Rou sh daughter , Bush a Mrs Kenneth (lmda ) Noble, Royal Oak, M lch , a son, Capt John Bush, Fort Leavensworffl Kansas four grandc hildren Er1c and Sherrl Noble, and Knstma and Jenmfer Bush , three ststers Mrs Allee Parkersburg , Robmson, Mt Somerv•lle, Mrs Lo•s Sterling, Ky , and Mrs John Taylor, Pomt Pleasant , two brothers, George of Sarasota, Fla, and Ivan, of Indianapolis, lnd , and an uncle, Or G L Bush of Ken t. Mr Bush was a graduate of the old New Haven High School Mall, Shell, John, Ed, Stephen, Joseph and Will. and Six children, Blanche Conde. M~ry Hubbard Lrll ie Hodgon E !Ia Botce. Grac1e Hendncks, Laurie B~rchf l eld. and a grandson. Richard Martin SurvJv1ng are his w1fe, Mam1e Conkle Hendricks, two sons Harry of Pomeroy, and Robert of VIn ton , four daughters , Mrs Onedra Martm, West Alexander, Oh 10 Mrs Art1e H1te, Malta , Mrs Mary Bowen, Pomeroy and Manann Hendncks, Pomeroy Route 4 1 a brother. Thomas of Middleport , e1ght grand Children, 13 great grandchildren , and several n1eces and nephews Funeral se rv1ces wtll be held at 3 p m Thursday at the Ewmg Funeral Home w1th Mr Cl1fford Sm 1th off IC 1atmg Bunal will be m Beech Grove Cemetery Friends may ca ll at th e funeral home anyt1me Funeral serv tces will be held at I 30 p m Saturday at the Foglesong Funeral Home w1th the Rev George Weirick of flc1atmg Burial will be 1n K1rkland Memonal Gardens, Pomt Pleasant The body Is at the Edward Blrrbach and Sons (Contmued from Page I ) Funeral Home at River Rogue, M1ch where friends may call ton1ght Fnends may call at . sallsfy mdaVIdual legaslators the Foglesong Funeral Home Amendment Diverted from 7 to 9 p m Thursday and One amendment diverted an anyt1me Fnday extra $125,000 to a scemc r1ver Budget Schools (Continued from Page I) distract must pay for the electiOn If voters decaded not to consohdate, and at the state revokes the charters of the other three diStricts as ex· peeled, the state could ass1gn those distracts to an adJacent d1stnct holdmg a charter North Gallaa, Southwestern and Hannan Trace offacaals may request an appeal w1th the State Department on ats charter revocatiOns prwr to May 9 An open d1scussaon followed the presentatiOn Topacs outlined were elementary bualdmg constructton, curriculum and bmldmg •s1tes, and the state's evaluahon concluded m February Thompson also was asked the advantages of consolidatiOn for the Kyger Creek School District He answered "Con· soladataon wall provade your students wath a better type of educataon and I believe you owe 11 to the other county schools to educataon Improve of the the other d1stncts'' TWO FINED Two defendants have been fined and a !hard forfeated a bond m the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle Jammy W Johnson, 20, Racme, was fmed $10 and costs for speedmg and Otto Johnson, 69, Pomeroy,was fmed $15 and costs for mtoX!caaon Forfeating a $30 bond posted for IntoXIcatiOn was Meivm Durst, 43, Maddleport MEIGS THEATRE Ton1ght & Thursday NOT OPEN Friday thru Tuesday Apr1120 24 Walt Disney's THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE ( Techmcolor) (G) & THE SILVER FOX SAM DAVENPORT (Techn•color) " money was to have gone for an amphitheater m Scwto County, but the state Controllmg Board came up wath another $125,000 for that proJect Monday mght In the only other change on the Senate floor, the lawmakers agreed to take $1 5 nulhon m funds for state parks, land acqmsataon and statew1de trails, and earmark them for three speclfac proJects The proJects desagnated were flood plam management m Montgomery County, lake development at Barkcamp State Park m Belmont County and scemc rtvers proJects The three votmg agamst the ball were Sens Paul R Malla, R-Westlake, Donald E Lukens, R·Mlddletown, and Ronald M Mottl, D-Parma Mataa complamed CUyahoga County would come out on the "short end of the st1ck" under the proposed ;ollocallons "Tlus IS a vast b11l w1th very little m 1! for the largest caty m the state," Matla sa1d Lukens saad he objected to a paar of $500,000 appropriataons for developmg a statewade transportatiOn actwn plan and a program to mstruct law enforcement offiCers on the proVlstons of the new crunmal code, which takes effect next Jan I Money Designated Most of the money m the bill was deSJgnated for "bncks and mortar" construction proJects (G I Adults: $1.50 Children 75c Show Starts 7 p m Me1gs County egg prOducers ""ho had 3,000 or more layers m 1972 are havmg an opportunaty to vote on the Oh1o Egg Enabling Act Referendum Thts referendum as to deter· mme lf a maJonty of egg produce rs m Oh10 favor esta bhshmg a 1 cent per case fee to prov1de funds for the promol!on of eggs and poultry products through consumer educatiOn The referendmn1s bemg held at the County Extensaon Office on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of lh1s week, April 17, 18 and 19, w1th the polls closmg at 4 p m Thursday, accordmg to C E Blakeslee, County Extensaon Agent Vehicles swipe Shenff Robert C Har tenbach's Dept mvesllgated a car-truck acctdent Tuesday at 2 20 p m on Sahsbury township on SR 7, two males north of Pomeroy Ernest J Grtmm, Racme, RL 2, was traveling south on 7 m the left lane of the fouriane sec tion at F1ve Pmn ts as was a truck dnven by Larry Dean F1elds, Catlettsburg, Ky , when the vehicles s1desw1ped There were no personal LnJurles med1wn property dam age, and no cttat10ns ISsued DIVORCES GRANtED 'lwo divorces have bee n gran ted 1n Metgs Co unty Common Pleas Court on charges of gross neglect of duty and ext1erne cruelty They were to Joyce E Vance from Ronald E Vance, and Mary Evans from Harold Evans DEMOCRATS TO MEET Members of the Democrat party w1ll meet Thursday at the Episcopal Pansh House at 7 30 p n'l All committeemen are requested to attend UP TO VOTERS! COLUMBUS WPI) - HOSPITAL NEWS lloizer Medical Cenler (Discharged) Marshall Arrmgton, Abbae Brown, Danny Rickard, Lena Wallace, llah Stanllal, Mrs Rackey King and daughter, Ida Simpson , Nancy Hubbard, The Me1gs County commissioners Tuesday aceepted 1 bads for batwmnous matenal lrol" Asphalt Materaals Co , Manetta, and D&F Matenals, Inc , Cambradge B1ds were submitted last week lor study Meetang With the com- Mr~s . mtss1oners Attorneys for former Gov. James A. Rhodes argued helore lhe Ohio Supreme Courl today that aoy ambigullles In lhe state C.a>stitutJon on the number or terms a governor may serve should be Jell up lo lbe voters, and that Rbodes should he allowed to seek a third term. Bids accepted Roger Kozma, Terry were Bernard Stwnbo, Carl Ousley, Clara Fultz, county prosecutang Caldwell, Margaret Walbur, attorney, and Mr Eesley of Columbus attorney Larry H Snyder contended that the Natahe Cottr1ll, Pearl Knox, Eesley, Lee and Vargo , Regma Hayes, Chfford Snuth, Marietta , to dascuss proposed co nstitutional provision Robert Roberts, Bernace - changes and repaars to the limiting a governor to "two R1ffle, Tma Philhps, Helen Meags County Courthouse successive terms or rour M1ller, Ruth Weed, Gladys wh1ch are estamaled to cost years" does not problb1t him Ross, Roger Bush, Michael approxamately $200,000 from sitting one term out Cullwns Nathe Meeks, Hazel Attendmg were Charles R and then running again If there are ambiguities m Walhams, Kay Walker , Fanme Karr, Robert Clark and Vallory, Stephan10 Leach, Mrs Warden Ours, commassaoners, th e provision, however, Don Klinger and son, Thelma and Martha Chambers, clerk Snyder sa1d, 11 they must be Interpreted to give the King, James Howard, Carl people their right to elect Haden, Don Hatfaeid, Edason Pleasanl Valley Hospital Gumther, Mrs James the1r government offJclals." DISCHARGES Sad1e Elaas, Glassburn and daughter , Mason, Mrs Paul Rayburn , Katheryn Foster, Esther Fmk, Pomt Pleasant, George Gill, Gregory Ingle, Rosemary Letart, Arthur H1ll, Galhpohs ; CLEANUP WEEK SET Cuffle, Bobbae Cook and Kevrn Van Matre, Mason Cleanup week m Middleport wall be observed durmg the Chmtopher Blanton {Births) f~rst week of May and durmg EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mrs Larry Cremeans, a th1s tame v1llage vehacles will Generally mild with a haul away any art1cle wh1ch daughter, Bidwell, Mrs John ehance of showers. High restdents wtsh to d1spose of, McGraw II , a daughter, temperatures in the 70s and Mrs Randall Mayor Joh"n Zerkle announces Pomeroy, lows in the 50s. All d1scarded 1tems to be Dlllenger, a son, Shade and hauled away durmg the ob- Mrs David Wallace, a ABERNATHY SPEAKS servance are to be placed at daughter, Oak Hill KENT, Ohao (UPI )-CIVIl the curbmg by each home, the nghts leader Rev Ralph D mayor sa1d Veterans Memorial Hospilal Abernathy wall speak here at ADMITTED - Helen Raggs, Kent State Universaty today on Rutland , Vern Chevalier, "Non-Violent Confrontation m FREEONBOND Reedsville , Walham Dotson, the Uruted States " Shenff RJlber1-C Har- Mason , Maggae Gilmore, Dr Abernathy, president of tenbach's Dept arrested David Rac me , Carr oll Whtte, the Southern Chr!Shan LeaderTroplett and Terry Powell, both Racme, Dav1d Hess, shap Conference, wall speak at of Portland , for the theft of Pomeroy, Mary Van Houten, 7 30 p m m the Uruversaty gasolme m the Portland area Rutland; Walham Owens, Center ballroom The suspects have been Athens, and Ardella Herdman , MARRIAGE LICENSE released on bond Thefts have Pomeroy Richard Lee Stewart, 19, been occurrmg over a perwd of DISCHARGED - Arley Cheshtre, Donna Darlme time m the Portland areil Markins and Evelyn Wilson MIChael, 18, Pomeroy, Rt 2 News • • • in Briefs (Contmued from Page I) Other maJor allocations are $7 million for commuruty mental retardataon facalilles, $4 mtlhon for new correctional facalaties, $3 9 nullion for the Department of Public Works, $2 m1lhon for the Board of Regents to help equap public twoyear mst1tutaons, $5 millaon for and $1 2 million for educallonal teleVISIOn Lawmakers prepared for a bill mtroductaon deadlme Wednesday by droppmg 118 bills Five ses~ bodia, the only country m Indochina w11ll no formal tn1ce, as m the throes of 1ts worst economic and military criSIS as a re!llllt of the current Communist offens1ve and most Western diplomats welcomed ~ Nol's announcement ' Ill IIOl\IIOF:t 1.1( II WASHINGTON -ELEVEN CITY policemen were mdacted by a federal grand jury Taesday on charges of taking payoffs to pro~t a!G-year-<>ld nwnhers racket It was the capatal's biggest caseotpollcecotrUptaon m morelllan 20years Two fonner policemen and 10 alleged gamblers were also charged m sax counts w1th br1bery, consparacy or perjury The lndactments charged that seven gamblers paad off seven officers and that varaous policemen, mcluding an mternal affaars diVISIOn member, hed to the grand JUry Other counts alleged that 15 persons, both police and suspected gamblers, conspared to protect_one another from arrest or prosecution . not ach1eved 1t I'm JUSt cur1ous to see how 1tall compa res '' OAKLAND-MAYOR JOHN READING won the most votes when he sought reelection m Tuesday's muruc1pal elec,tion but not enough to prevent a rWloff agamst Black Panther Party chaarman Bobby Seale Fmal but Wloffac1al tabulations of Oakland' s 436 precmcts showed the retired Republacan busmess man faded by JUSt 84 votes to wm a maJoraty of the ballots m the e1ght-man race He did, however, top Seale by more than 34,000 ballots as he sought his !hard straight four-year tenn as mayor of Callforrua's fifth largest caty • 1 , GabrJtsch, Pomt Pleasant, IS wmmng world honors Ln Malaga, Spain, where she 1s a named M1ss latter honor t hese AmeiiC, II IS ' cll\ , l 1t' II k llil 1L I Ill !!11 JH t f oJ • ~~ I l,k ~l'~ S IOilS 1 ITIIJI!It ill l I HI " b l t ~tlHHl :-1 tlldLh~ul s <\ t o t~l( h IMI tu t!f l H IJXHlt pl:.ts1H 11\L ltd ''' ,; -;:-. ••·:·: :-:·:·· ,,,.,.;.;.::;:;.;.;:;.;.;.;.;.;.•,,,,. f_.ddy Jr. coming I l l 'lt I 1111 l 1 •b I I lh111 I health r~ rHI \\L~It hl'III g h• ht lp 1111 them ~ tLI) ht•:_ilth) 111d I'll gL' t p d) l ' I th, '" j • of I ol 11J lt ~\ nt I (jlll~ twn pC!Jt}{l ,1' 1,11 g ( IIUIIlhf I of I ! PI \ uh d I tl• 111 • I , 1ll11 ' \ l'ilt>l"' \11 ll<lll \\ii!J1) j l'-. 111 IJuklt!;, 1 1 '-1 1111\ I Jl Jll \lilt :-. [I ' ! I d1 \ 1\ I h uf tiH' \\ill II/IS\:,!11f JtUlt ( If four 'lhmt J Iilii/'> iht I(' \\Ill he ,I IC~IJUI((; 1t I l r <.;' I fill \ 1.,111~ IH l 14 \I 1 I I I t 1 ]111 \1 11 1 scrvt ML•1gs .md. 1\tr"~ Vllm.1 Plkkt)JU, IH ~ HI' (ht J.IU It I jH p1t Jl¥t tl fnr~· n It c ::tt Woost1•r. P1klwJ ..l <lll.t h r staff Tc nlatnt• h, I\ \I ~ ,, '. ' l)lw knwbile ''' " 1 I•rul.n !rlllll;.:; l I' lit \ I 1' I( the populat ion f orre!':it and Mrs !Jt·drl He) nolds of the local H(• t1r~d 1 e,l( hers As..t.n are co-( h(un ncn llf Lhc program, and M1 ss I ucJlle Smith pre~adcnt of the \1p1 g~ Co untj Relired I('.H hCi'i Assn . CJrranged to oht,un the p1 ugrarn materliJls St<.~ff members of the semor ' lliZt ns <enter a1 c hclpmg w1th pr l'· l { g 1st r .ltHtn, tr~ns~ pt!l t,1 t11m and proVHimg the php;1c:al f.tr lil tws needed f01 tlw flH~ sesSion~ I ll( sponsurs need to know residents p!.tnnm g tu <.~tlcnd 1 he lll.ltt~ll<~ls arc hn llted and those tlot p11 Il'gtstclmg may not get lht lll,ltt>r t,lis If they vttcnd All chg1b k Jll'r sons Inter es ted are of llliHibCI ,tsketl to 1.111 !.l9~ -7R86 , 992·7884, t)85-1542 w 985- l HiO to mdtcate ,J 1 hallll tu Ill ~ put ul!tJ npt•J.IIIlln 1 proUably 111tt ntwn s un <Jttcndmg J)l o~-;r un s ,,, c f1 1 e of any Lhu 1 I ht~ ( hdl ge Weather In 1844, Nauvoo, Ill , had tw1ce :vir~ r ~ d1th lhl· Now You Know Most!\ doml} dnd wa 1m '' 1th a chdiH.: e of shuwc1 s and lliHn ri cl :-; huwcl s toddy Bnd l1u1.1\ Jl1 gh~ tli1~ t~fternoon ltH'I l r a d.~y 111 the 70s I m~ s lumghl 111 the ')Os of Ch1cago /Hvot ..d To Th e /ntere<t< Of n,.. ~l. ·i~·- H11 ,, "' v'-o-~_x_xv_ ___cN_..._O_4_ _ _ _ _ _-Po._M._ER - -o_v._ M...::.. Io.:...: ob--J;P---G._ RT.:....-=-oH._I= O -----~ THUR sDAY APIl l! 1'l 1'11 l 'IH Nl 'l'l? 1 l5b I EN CENTS whiCh ,( .. World • By Umted Press International The Umted States for the second time sance the Jan 27 mg operations an North V1et Middleport Hlll, Middleport, announced today, and Hanm labeled the move a "blatant namese waters, the I?entagon begmnm g at 10 a m vtolatwn" _of the truce Pentagon spokesman Jerry rf(>.>:;:;,,,-. .... SPRING BLOUSE SALE w Fnedhetm told a news conferenc e m Washington the mine·sweepmg ope ratiOns were suspe nded 'because of the fmlure of the other s1de to ab1de by the agreements and assurances of Pans " and "because of contmued ceasefare vwlatwns by the othe• Side on South Vtetnam and Laos . " . ~News . ., zn Brzefs By Umted Press lntcmatlona1 WASHINGTON - Congress to scrap most federal programs which were supposed to make City hfe worth hvmg and subslltute a $2 3 b1lhon-a-year system of flex1ble grants to nelp commumt1es pay for the1r own solutaons to the1r O\\n problems The proposal wh1ch the admmiStratlon cal1s "The Better Commumhes Act," was the first or four spec1al revenue sharmg proposals which Ntxon plans to send to Congress th1s ysar admmastrallon urban proposal because they think that 1t ulllmately wlll provide less money to their c1l!es than the narrow.purpose programs It w11I replace But Ntxon satd the btll was drafted to guarantee every communaty that 1t would rece1ve no less cash under revenue shann g that 11 collected under the programs to be phased oul Mmersvllle Pee Wee Leaguers w1ll be held Thursday at 6 p m at the Syracuse Grade School Boys between the ages of 7 and 10 are asked to brmg $3 for WASHINGTON - AFL--CIO PRESIDENT George Meany accused the Teamsters Umon Wed nesday of a ' uruon-bustmg" driVe to w1pe out the Umted Farm Workers Uruon by s agmn g contracts w1th Gahforma grape btrowers and pledged h1s support to the farm workers 11 The Teamsters umon·bustmg dn vc wou ld be absolutely disgracerut under any crrcumstan ces," Meany sa 1d , " but for the ._natwn's largest uruon to seek to destroy thts small, s truggling umon, representmg some of the most explotted workers m th e msurance and ball caps mclement weather nataon, IS mtolerable " Meany pledged the full support of the AFL--CIO to the UFW and 1ts pres1dent, Cesar Chavez He onstructed Walham K~rcher, AFL-CIO director of orgaruzataon, to accompany Chavez back to Cahforma and to "gtve the farm workers all the assistance ""e can provade " ' rate further and d1d not say WASHINGTON - ANTI-WAR MEMBERS of Congress, testless over contmued U S m1htary mvolvement m Southeast As1a, havelmt!aled new moves to stop 1t by bolh leg!Slataon and courtactaon Sens Frank Church, D-ldaho, and Chfford P case, R-N J , antrodu c~d a bill Wednesday that would prevent the admm1strahon from spendmg any funds to support U S mahtary forces "m or over or from off the shores" of North or So uth rcontmued on page 121 Safe f)' no qultfn are not. Time. VacntJ.1ue sc~ ad Am et ttan bomb111g 111 J ..ws U S sou1 ccs Hi accidents Ill when the mme clearmg opera- halted Wedn es<b l .<fl<·l Jwo tiOns were halted, but Han01 1S days of new a ar st11kes th c:t t tu V1etnam News Agency (VNA I co un ter Commum sl llll{ L' momtored today m Smgon sa ad Vlolatl6ns i:.lnd mm e posltl Ud' the US Navy suspended the f1 g:hllng was reported 1t1 Sonth mme sweepmg Tuesday and V1 etnam I he Fu'st Suspt II SHill sa1d th e North VIetnamese Foreign Mmt~try ha ~ 1ss ued a 'lhe fu st suspcmmm IJf tla statement denoun cmg the U S mmc swccpmg OJH 1 <I lH )II S move as a "blatant vtolatwn" occ urred ea rly 111 l\1 ,u ch when of the Pans agreement endmg Hanoa wds accused of del ym14 the Vtetnam War the release of Us POWs Hut Fnedhe1m rnade Ius 1efe1. the assuc WrJS resolved dnd !h~ ences to cease·flre vaolatwn s m nun c swc cpe1s-- ~~en t hd( k t o Laos and South VIetnam aft e1 work ~~1 (ILN, \-\I \:\il HS Jl•ll\lltl1h•J I lht I \ 111 H1t i I It I \, 1, I I Jl l lI S IIIII IlPS whcr I' If tile per SOn ICCCIVIflg the • ill knows !ht slog,m h~ ,ll~o gel's 111 dWdrd rlwmd s Si.lld t Sllu 1-~11 llll] J ild ~ l "i !"i on sd fr. ly .Jt iiOH Je .1s well ~~s ,1l w01 k Wmne1s of t, db lu h!HIIf w d t~tc .t i C (oldY SOil Will ldm!)OII .md rrank Ynunp both of Nuw !l c~ven , J.11nes (,illllmc, IU 1 Pomeroy, Hoy Il,tll Ht ~ I con Gt:!old li-Jbhs Mdson I homas Snuth, I j•on I>U .Ifll' I ongt: nctle IH 1 I nng Bottom and WtlbuJ Van 1n "" I IIIII j l l tll ( IJI JIIIItll I \-l1 IJ• ,l ht lt lf l t 111111 d fHJI! _\p d llf sIt! j ~ , 11(,1111!! II IIII I\ Jil J111 '), 11 \ Jot fltlitlj nJ( s Il lS, ri/\} 1JII' I II H l• I I ~ 11 I• h I~ II :\111 qJ1\tJ!IIH/I 1l1~l ll ,.1 1 •1 t\ l l ttJ \ 1itl t [t! t ll lp]oyl'l Wt sl < olumbus !Photo by Sam Nhho ls II ) p-lion• lj 1-t tb was really empty ] est. Baronick memorialized nl i /1tp11f u j ... '>•:<·:·:·:<::::::::::;:::::;:;::,:,:;;:::;:;:::::;::::::::::·:·:-:-:-: -:-·:::- ·: •:·:·:::-:·:-:::·:·'::·:-:•:::::.:-:-:-:-:-: It 1 1 /1 tt tnd \J 1o; 111 l11 llil'llll!llf/ Ill I, I IS]II II!IiniHI PRESIDENT NIXON TODAY ASKS Many b1g c1ty mayors are less thd n enthusiastic about the SIGNUP SET S1gn-up for Syracuse and FnedheLm would not elabo- \1~Y IS ~ust mine c earance I SAFEfY GAN ' ll bake sale Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ktmmy King , I I I Ill pu•sentc4 111 fi H Sl'S~ I l>n ~ ,1! the Semor Cltllcns t\~ ntt.:J 111 the fo1 mea Ptml{'lll\ Junwt Htgh School beg111111ng Apnl lt F'1lms and ntlw1 lllctll'lldls a1 e fm mshcd U\ tht 1'\<itlun.l l A s so< ldll on nf Hl'lli L'ti 'I e..1che rs and the All ll' IILd ll Assoe1at1on of H1 ln ed l\ •1 sons Tl1 e hc.llth ed n<<~tl llll pi OJ~Idl1l for oldt'I Am <' I1L. I11" has d du.d pui p11SL' 1u Ill ,lkl MRS PEARL REYNOLDS, left, and Mrs Edith Forrest, co-cha1rmen of the VIM ( V1go1 111 Maturity) program for semor ClhzeQS display matenals to be used m f1ve sessions v. tm h get wtderway on Friday, Apnl 27 at the seruor Citizens center m the form er Pomcro~ J umor I ll gh School stgmng of the V1etnam cease ftre has suspended mme clear· I OftH.c .md st<.~ff 111t IJlll • t~ uf t!u \1 ( 1g" ( ount: ll '), L't lh petition YARD SALE SET The FHA Club of Me1gs H1gh School w1ll hold a yard and ( Ut set the vanous events of com· Shop Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM-Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM - The Gilligan admuustratwn mtroduced ats pubhc employe bargaarung ball, g1vmg public employes a hm1ted nght to stnke, m the House mto the hopper, 93 m the House -The House Jud1c1ary Comand 25 m the Senate. mittee unarumously reported In other legaslallve develop- , out a bill authonzmg payments ments of up to $10,000 to "good - The House passed on a samantans" InJured whtle near-unammous vote a hlll re- helpmg crune vactims qmrmg motor1sts to turn on The Senate was scheduled to !hear headhghts durmg dark or meet at I 30 p m today "ill tw1rl abahty Mass Gabntsch has two full days remammg m ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SERVICES SET SWlnse serv1ces w1ll be held at the Middleport Pentecostal Church Sunday at 6 30 a m Breakfast w1ll be served at 8 a m and Sunday School wall be at 10 a m Pastor as the Rev W1lham Knaltel 1~ ll1 • IS based on twtrhng, struttmg, modeling and dance ' A.C.T TO MEET The ACT (Adopt A Chlld Today) w1ll meet m Jackson Friday at 8 p m at Cheryl's W1g Shop, 295 Mam Street wath Cheryl as hostess and Don Parker the host s o flowers and a crown for the member of the U S Olymp1cs Tlmlmg Team M1ss Gabntsch telephoned home Tuesday reportmg that shehas won a gold medal and was p1 ogr dm fh e Miss Gahritsch has world honor POINT PLEASANT Collegaa te MaJorette after two Jacque Gabntsch, daughter of full days of competatwn She Mr and Mrs Donald rece1ved a trophy, banner, e VIM l V1gor 111 J\l.lhllll\ t, .1 j ll'l I Ull 1 I' health-cdut:.• li Ofl p1 og1 .~m dm.tll 1 1 1 open to all ullereslcd persons lhl I ! ~ 55 years or uldt•1 1s b\'lnl-! or t nilll• •1 fe1 cd in Mcrgs Cuunt\ b~ Ihi' IIIII I I Mel gs (\Will) lhlU! d \ t ' II • l'e.1chcrs Assn Ill I UOIX'Itltl un tt•IJf II With the Meags ('Qun• !I un \\1111 dt J q ,, Ag mg S11u! lt i' •I LOS ANGELES - ACI'RFSS SHIRLEY MACLAINE, leading a group of 12 " regular Ameracan women," left Tuesday for China, where she saad they expect to see "and applaud" the ','only successful achaevement or women's equality " M1ss MacLame sa1d she had heen mVIted by the Pekmg government to "bnng a delegation of regular Ameracan women to meet regular Chanese women In Chma the equality of women as an offac_1al fact, an acadeiru~n America we have Wider state superVISIOn water and sewer construction, ApnllS-19 " development proJect near Sandusky Sen Max H Demus, R-Walmangton, floor manager of the bill and chaarman of the Fmance Conumtlee , sa1d the Egg produceru offered vote Butllt' f 111ds llld ny chff1cu I tics w1th th1s ex pld lldtJOn I hm did lh~ f I,l\f-'·1ohbJilg pmly vet past the gmJr<ls whom The folluw111g pro clamatwn wa s .tpprn\ t•d w1ammously by Pomeroy VIllage CouncJI Mond :n mght 111 memory of the late Mayor Wilham Baromck Mayor fltm Colhns and Luc1en Pouhn 1 Ralph WcJ ry, WilllciHl Snouffer, Elma Russt•ll and J1m Mi!es, mcmhcrs of counol, a11d .Jane Walton, clcrk 1 s1gncd 1t po <-: rhlr 1\pnl 'ltlfll !11 1111 '/l Sl I /iil•l' ,] \! fq ll ll i ll tlfJI'. I 11 1' 1 rlJ r II I i IJ ( i\1 1 I 1 11 II Whereas the mayor of the vrlla~ c of Pt;nkl oy , W1lham G Baromck, was c•allcd frum nur mulsl ,111rl departed th1s life March 28, 19i~, we the members uf liH councd, Vrllage of Pom eroy, 1 s~ u e th e foll o"wg mcnwn al pmclamat1on Be 1t known that the service of Wilham G Ri:!rmw k ., began when he entered th e Pomeroy Frrc Dcp~lrtm cnt .t s a firefighter , he then served the people nf the< mnmumt)' a~ a councilman, letter, he served as a mcmhl'r llf tfw Board nf Pubhc Affa1rs , and fmally to he e ll tlt•d tu th (' ufhcc of Mayor 111 the VIllage uf Pomcruy Whereas th1s fmthful servant Qf the publu " as at the lime of h1s passmg completmg th e 15th month uf scrv1c e as the mayor of the V1llage of Pomeroy, and to th e \ ctj end of h1s serVICe he was concerned w1th the aff<.tl'rs uf the people w1thm the commwlity In memory of h1s service to the peO)Jlc of the Villa ge of Pomeroy, the members of coWJcH dul y asse mbl ed do hereby enter this Memoraal Proclamation Jlltrl the mmutes of th1s convened session or counc1l for th e per petuatlon of th1s re cord of servtce Be Jt further re:iolvcd that a copy of th 1s Menlltnal Proclamation be sent to the bereaved family and a co py also be g1ven t<J the med1a fnr announcement a11d pubhcallon of sal;Jle. Enacted upon a mot1on by Werry, seconded by Mccs f f l1 1 1! b oi Jk I ll M llf I I !1I hl 111 )II I I I !i 1 f sl I I r J " I ~~~ !1111!1/l,l t 11 1 f/!11 I! I 11 1f f ll ttl I ' HJII If 1 II I ~~j 1111/f!Htl\11 1 I 1l I 1 I 1o1 1\ 11 ~~n' ( Jill\ lth 111 1 of ,u \\ 111 I~ I d I U)llll t'( ound lhe tomb fJI CCJSCI) to the p1event a LltJII ~ Would Uu di ~<, I )J i cs, y,Jw fursook ,Jesus In the hour of h1s 1\LillfHJJIIII I. III SI' tfley \\t'IC t;OfC'rtifll ifOI thetrOwllilves have 11 111 lilt' 1\l'l vt' ht 01 h<J illi':e ..1 no<.: turrldl 1aid on a guard ed tomb } Two Answers PosSible A1t1 l 1! 1liLJ knew the 1esunet:l1on was a hoax, wo uld they r l H t 1I1Jil;. s . H 11l1f'ed thc1r llvcis as marty1s --as many of tl Hr11t l11 l lll m d erto pL~ Ipetu~tet hcJrfalsestory ' "'"<· II " ll llu cv1dcncc IS weighed ca~e fully and fan 1), 1t IS mdeed f1l I r !I ISIII11hh: oHlOJdJng I" tO the Cl:tfl OOS of fustOfiCaJ Jesearch, tO 1oil( Judt..: thdt L~IC tomb 111 wh1ch Jesus was burted was actua lly ,'. • I ,11 t t \ I• lm l J n~~ .t111 11111 .rt1 , ll/111 J 1l! I lo rl J dr 1 j t wpl1 th,ll Jr • " I t I I ,jJ<! J JHIIIIolft of (m I st JI JIJ II• d I H (! JII, H I govll llflr pl. l~,:cd <.I I I lOI I I )! 1d \.\h-d Hlll. l~l\l11fj1 ' ]I Ill f ll /11111111\ 1\\ I 1 j! IIS P'' !I l I I J' lli oJJl r I ill• J I I ( llfl , [ l II 1,11 d I I AMEMORIAL PROCLAMATION 11 11 I I> ' H f I Ill• r ll tpl y on the 111010 1ng of the first Easler,'' says Ma1er "And .no hH d of '\ tden c ~ has yet hecn chscovcred m llteJa ry sources, , pl~I.lf1hy 01 m thdeo logy that wou ld disprove thJ s statement I hi• as 1s fur ti S histm y can go Pursumg an answer to the " J/ I I I• I 1sr m.1t1ng quLSliOn 'Wh y was the tomb empty?' leads very llll pl y to two kmds of diLSwcrs Thl' tornb \HIS empty due to ( 1) II j i JhJ..,(OIIl1 1 (Jf I 1\f 11.1!111 II d M ! j: \ r•tn c nc~tw .d ~ dll!i t', or ( 2l some prelern<.~tur<Jl cause 1b 11 r ~~~~ rl Y, i f l II I ! f'd 1111 11 'l I 1 ff I t \\it I C a nCJtUfdl laUSC th iS must Still be d!SCO\ered, jl lllht d II III I Jll ,.til I Jllli j(' I Ill II tl l1 t tus< noue uf the theon es advanced thus fa1 1s m any way ill II ~UI IJI- 1 n ~•l 1 h u, do 1 1 • r rI I ' pr •l)(1blt or { nnv m<.:m g fhe empt) tomb, Ill this mterp1etatton, 1h 1 1 I I l{rtwn tr,ty h 'I I 1ti JII _ IJ~t omes _2 ne of the ~~real cmg md s m lustory lllf ollld r 111JP l.t1Jtl\ Ill i• IJ 1! l'l ( lu1sL1,nnty holds to the second altern ative, that the tomb I Ill'' t ''''h Vt I II 1 ~ ""1 -:. unpty due lo Je sus 1 re:mrre<.twn " Wh1le th 1s cannot be ~1clll t H I! \ rhd 11 Jl tJ r ll 1 'II ) I I' <' I JHUveri .~t tin s dn;t<.~nt date through ;:my method of hastoncal f iJIH )I!( ] I S t h1 \ 111,11 r • ~ <\trch M.w~r s.1y~. there 1s 'supportmg CVldcnce' " for the 1 11 1 Buth IJ ' .! I d jl h. I ( lc~lllllll ' tl1e !J1Ith md gr owthof the Clmstl.Jn church 1tself '' II' , r • ll /j d n~~, hmult mp!\ 1\d PSill llirJ . HI II() ll 1111 p'>JC hol og lcal t1 ansformatwn-!1----e[- the dtsclplc::; from t 1 I Jl lfl r xpl HI Jhqrl I I I tl fl1 1 tfl ( { rJilfl I] !11 \ r 1mg:1n4 cuwi:l rds mto unrilnchmg martyrs and apostles strongly I I ' 111ll~ ll 1s fm 11 l ht \ 11rl J ~ug g_1 sts to dtl. ohJCCtlVC htsto n~m th<~t somethmg vc1 y Cx· d!M IJ! I( !-. lq 1 k1 If II < ( . "'""""'""....ulw-IJr..tl m;.u:_y.....mllSt- havc taken plaee at Jerusalem on the- f1rst I It II II tI I 1 !l i " ' . 'fht.- Mtr tn·~r:rlrHIITI'7'T!n ' Jf r(•nl-"',,tlh- --= .,______ r r ,, ~ h: r "-. 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RUTLAND, 0 _.._..__,_ ..__.. • _. ..,... , I Free CUstomer Parking on Second Street and At Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Nixon aide ties Mitchell, WASHINGTON (UP' )- The Washington Post reported toiday ,hat pres!dent1al a1de Jeb Stuart Magr uder has admitted heipmg plan the Quotmg unna med sources m the Wh1te House and the Comm1t1ee for the Re-Electaon of the Presodent I CRP), the Post sa1d Magruder had also Watergate ra1d and nam ed told government attorneys that then Attorney General John N Mitchell and Dean arranged to Matchell and Wh1le House pay hush money to lhe seven Counsel John W Dean III as men convicted of the buggmg fellow planners rald on Democratic Comrr1ttee The newspaper sa1d that Headquarters last June 1/ Magruder, who -as Pres1dent Source Furcf"asts Indictment "One of the sources went so Ntx:on's deputy campa1gn manager last year, poured out f,1t as to say that Magruder 's his story to prosec\!tocs last st<I tements and other mforma· Saturday and was prepared to t1on developed by the prosecurepeat It under oath before a tors - especia lly regarding the p:wments of cash to th(' ('(J n gra,nd JUry today sp1rators to plead gwlly and remam s1lent---are expe ct~ d to he \\On't forme r h<:~\ c to prosPcute admlnJstl a tl()n result m the cnqunal md!Ctment of both ,Mitchell and Dean, " the Post sa1d Both Mitchell and Dean have demed repeatedly any mvolve- colleagues should lhe) be Indicted ment 1n the Watergate affatr- T1mes report, though a spok es~ man said 1t \\aS not WlUSual for prosec utors to avo ad the appeal a nee of conflict of mtercsl MIIchcll unrler oath-and Magruder tesllfaed at the Wa tergate trial last January he had no knowledge of the buggmg The New York Times reported that curr en t Attorney Gene ral R1chard G Klemdicnst has disqualified h1mself from further partac1pal10n m the Water~atc mVcst1c:nu>n S(j It 1s Not Unusual The Just ace Depoi tment dt:- chned to confirm or deny the by d1sassoc1atong themselves from cases that m1~htamoht..: personal fnend s 1 he 1 wm reports (8 11 1C i:l. s 1umor" surged through thC' ca pital follmv1n• ~ ~ax on s O\Ht Sl,!!t !T lt'rl' th,lt lr ldjlll ~\I I dr>V I iopm r !l bl~\\ 1 /1 ~ II Jt lllll! h1 J, Jt!I Jn ol111 soon IJ t: w,,ttJ g.ltt~ md11 1r r j n II ~ Il l Itt ll[l I I p 1 n II 1 o mc nt 1lll d JI( I !,, ~~ <1! 1 r :th rr J,Jlli r 1 ' I U j\ 1 , ,J lfl ~ qtnt 1 ( t If; 11~ n h l~ 1 ' \~' Y, l l'k:-. 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