https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d9562418dc8316ea3ac42bfc841a773c.pdf 343e36e50974af1241e411e012080018 PDF Text Text .a- The Daily Sentinel, Midd)eport-Pomeroy, 0., April 24, 1973 Head Start will cost the poor WASHINGTON (UP I ) - For tile first time the Head Start program for preschool children has started charging some low income and middle class parents for enrolling their children. Administration orficials said today the Head Start charges initially will effect only children who enroll in local programs. But by next fall, all Head Start children from families with annual incomes of $4,576 or more will be charged monthly .fees based on income and number of children in the family . It also was learned today that the administration is CCJnsidering a sJiding fee schecfule for working poor families with children in subsidized day care. Federal Head Start and welfare of· ficials ' told UPI that the day care proposal will be published later this month, when the Department of Health, Educa· lion and Welfare (HEW) an· nounces new regulations gov· erninlf social services for MEIGS THEATRE Tonigtl1, ' Walt disney's THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE iGI THE $1LVER FOX & SAM DAVENPORT (Technicolod Opportunity Amendments of 1972. and are far stiffer than earlier proposed Head Start fee schedules. For example, ramilies with one or two children and income levels e•ceeding $1M2:> a year would not be aUowed to enroU children in Head Start. A family with four children and an income of $6,526·$8,850 would be charged $7.50a month for either one ·or two children enrolled in Head. Start and 2:> per cent more for each ad-. ditional child enrolled. For a one-child family with an annual income of $10,101 to $10,425, the annual charge for Head Start services would he $1,620. welfare families . An HEW official who asked not to be named estimated that families of about 38,000 of tile 379,000 children currently enrolled in !he full.year and summer· programs would be Buses blocked charged in the Mure. · H'e · Two school buses in Meigs estimated that fees would raise Local District were unable to between $2 million and $3 make their run this morning million annuaUy, which would due to water covf'red highe be channeled back into local ways, according to Johnny projects. Beaver, bus supervisor. The fee schedules, published Water was reported to c~ver last week in the · of£icial the highway between LangsFederal Register , represent ville and Dexter, County Road the maximlim fees allowed by 10 and County Road 4 on the other side of Rutland. SR 124 toward Rutland was covered by water Monday evening but had receded today. Ap~ll24 ( Technicolor) Congress in the Economic IGI dults : Sl.SO Children: 75c Show Starts 7 p.m . Wednesday & Thursday April 25-26 NOT OPEN CLOTHING OFFERED free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army HQ, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy from 10 a .m. to noon Thursday. Anyone in need of clothing is welcome . Watergate • sav1ngs ' . add up her~ when •,!"f:'d " y WHY NOT SAVE BY MAIL? Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Eveni~gs 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH f" l'.ilbms /ialiona' 1\k I Continued from Page 1) eXecutive clemency at a later time to keep your mouth shut." The transcript of McCord's testimony shows he quoted Mrs. Hunt, previously reported as a eonduit for payments to the defendants, as saying unnamed pe: sons "want to know if rnor.e - an one year is okay wi th Y -!$laying in jail more than o yea r , and then executive lemency." Hunt and our others pleaded guill)• but McCord said he refused to do so. He and G. Gordoo Uddy, a formerWhite Rvru...-.e aid~. were convicted. ""'"• JolT> J. Sirica last ".._ mo~tl! d£>ferred sentencing )kCord, indicating he wQU!d g<t a soft..- sentence if he rooperau~d with current Watergate irrvestig&tions. Anderson•s disc los ures of grand jury testimony was the subject of an emergency meeting of the !5-judge U.S. District Court Monday and a grand jury was asked to investigate how he obtained transcripts of testimony. Officials have said the transcripts are authentic. Anderson said today · he would refuse to divulge the identity of the source of the · material and said he had never condoned any law violation by sources. He said the source of the transcripts he obtained was MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation · Bands to compete for SlOO prize. PPSEO will try replace cuts Increasing cloudiness central and south tonight, chance of showers after midnight. Light .rain and showers likely central and south. High Wednesday in the A battle of bands will be held from 9 to 12 p .m. Friday in the Pomeroy Junior .High School building under the sponsorship 60s. of the Meigs • High School Spanish Club. All bands are invited to HOSPITAL '\EWS Holz.r Medltal Center enter. The winning group will ~Dlscbar.ged) receive a trophy and $100. Mrs . Charles Perry and Entry fee is $15. Bands wishing more infonnation are asKed to daughter, Blanche Pickens , caii992-59S7, 992-2370, 992-2382, Edna Neville, Carrie Spurlock, Mrs. Lewis Sayre and son, or !]92.;271. Audley Hensley, Kimberly Hammond, Wilma Jones , BOND,- TAKEN SYRACUSE - Syracuse Wanda Hale, Nick Osborne, Leonard Gentil, Jr., Karen Mayor Herman London Cox, dohn Straight, James Monday nightlorfeited the $150 Samples, Donna McGhee, bond of Frank A Teagle, Bedford, pos!A!d lor driving Edna Knapp, Timothy Kuhn, Chevalier. Mrs. while intoxicated. Teagle was Lesley Richard Buchy and daughter, cited by Police Chief Milton Helen Anderson and William Varian. Anderson . Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio ( PPSEO) will undertake a fund raising campaign during May to make up locaUy the portion of funds cut from federal support of tile r.roject for 1973-74. Now in its second year '?f operation, PPSEO operates eight _planned parenthood clinics in seven counties, Athens, Gallia, Hocking,. Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs and Vinton . Mrs. Claude R. Sowle will serve as honorary chairman lor tile fund raising campaign helping to coordinate the work of local campaign chairmen In the seven counties. Each county's drive will be specilically geared to the needs of the particular communities served. ~Births) Mrs. William Hayes, a son, Mason; Mrs . Timothy Metiler, NOW YOU KNOW a daughter, Oak Hill ; Mrs. The Lehua Rock Light on Richard Jor'dan, a daughter, Hawaii's Lehua Island, which Dundance; Mrs . Ronald is 709 feet above the water with Allison, a daughter, Gallipolis; a light visible lor 34 miles, is Mrs. Joseph Fields, a soli, the highest operating light- Shade and Mrs . Robert house in the United States. Preston, a daughter; Thurmcm. LOCAL TEMPS The ~mperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday was 62 degrees unde!i cloudy skies. Teachers ~ Continued FIRST PRACTICE Fast-piteh softball practice will be held at 6:30p.m. today at the Syracuse Baseball diamond . Anyone interested m~y participate. ACTION DISMISSED A divorce action by Nina Jena Ritchie vs. William J . Ritchie has been dismisst.d in Meigs Comm'¥1- Pleas Court. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Jo5n Krawsczyn, Middleport; Virgie Burford, Rutland; Ca r olyn Adams, Racine; Donna -Guinther, Syracuse; Eva Miller, Point Pleasant; Marjorie Welsh, Tuppers Plains; Timothy Ebersbach, Middl eport; Bernice Ma,y, Middleport; Eu la Proffitt, Portland; Charles Ohlinger, Middleport; Hollie Green, . Pomer~y; HOmer Goeglein, Pomeroy and Carmen Haddox, Middleport. DISCHARGED J ohn Thomas, Florence Henniger, Paul Henderson , Roger McDaniel and Jessie White . ONE WEEK ONLY! from Page 1) Named to the coaching staff for the 1973-74 year . were Bill Jewell, ·head football coach ; J ohn Dudding, assistant football coach; Carl Wolfe, head basketball coach for both the va rsi ty and reserves ; !jilton Wolfe , Jr. , head baseball coac h , and Greg Bailey, head golf coach. Other e xtended duties PLEASANT VALLEY assigned last night include DISCHARGES: Roy ConErma McClurg , home nolly, McArthur , 0 .; Mrs. economics on a 11 month year ; Vinas. Lee, the annual; Carl Ralph Spencer, Gallipolis Weese, senior play; principals Ferry; · Jay . Stone, Leon; and head teachers named Charlene Weaver, Mt. Alto; include James Adams, prin- Linda Robinson, Apple Grove. BIRTHS - A daughter born cipal of the high school; Jennin gs Beegle, . junior hi gh to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leach, sc hoo l prindpal ; Robe rt Hende~son, April 24. Beegle , Racine Elementary ; WOMAN KILLED kl h Jam~ Wi c ine, head teac DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) at I.:etart Falls Ele.m entary Mrs . Mari Wes cott, :· 77; · School ; Larry Wolfe, head teacher at · Portland Miamisburg, died today of Elementary, and Bill Baer, . injuries received several hours head tea c he r at Syracuse earlier in a tw01 car collision southwest of here. elementary . Other extended services MAN KILLED assigned include Tom Phillips, DAYTON, Ohio (UP! ) 10 month year because of Owen Ford, 21, Dayton, was band; Mrs. Lee Lee, variety killed today when his car went show , and Gayle Price, driver out of control on a city street edu ca tion ·program . Other and struck a utility pole. assignments will be made later. Ralph Wigal was named STYLE LINE" WALL PHONE elementary and secondarY beaul1lu l. corwentenl Education Act Title I Coorstep - sa>'er tor her ~ 1 1chen . laundry room dinator for 1973-74 if the lor any pl ace where 11's hard to l1nd program continues. was counter or table -top soace . Comes 1n announced that. Doug Carr, ChOICe 01 81Qhl de li repJ"l!sentative of a firm selling CIOUS co lors .desks and chairs, witl attend tile next meeting set lor May 11 et Jt FLOOR MODELS! DEMONSTRATORS! GOLDEN TOUCH & SEW' MACHINES! $7000 . Own the best at an astoUnd ing toW pri ce! It has the. exclusive buill -i n sp8ed basting, a variety ol built -in s ti tches plus 15 inter- ·changeable Fashion• Discs, and the eXclusive 2JnM.r• push-bultan front drop- in bobbin . CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA SAVE ON NEW TOUCH & SEW MACHINES! For exam ole Model 758 REG. 299 .95 SA.LEI• $279 · This great Sing~ sewing· machine boast s all the great Touch & SeW machine exclusiveS. What a chance to save! Carrying case or cabinet eXtra. ' $67 Shop SINGER* ZIG-ZAG MACHINE SUPER BUY ~~ ~ ..~~~ . .·The 115 W. Second ~"" .....,~ APPROvED liNGER DEALEfl, attending last night were Clarence Lawrence, Charles Pyles , Dennie Hill, Grover Salser, Jr., and David Nease. Fab~ic - 992-2284. Model l/7 Pomeroy We have a cred it pl"drt designed to lit your budget. · We also have 'a l'iberal trade~in-po1 icy . • A Trademarkof THE SINGER COMPANY RIO GRANDE -' Jerry Ramsay, project director for the Atea-wide Project On Aging sponsored by Rio Grande College, today announced approval of a $204,018 grant to aid senior citizens fnthe five-coWlties of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs, Scioto and Vinton. The funds i~lude a Title III grant under the Older Americans Act and State of Ohio funds which are botll administered through the Ohio Administration On Aging, Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Rio Grande College will continue to act as local grantee and !will serve as the headquarters for the Areawide Project On Aging. Each county in the project area has an incorporated County Committee On Aging which wm have authority for (Continued on page 16) Devoted To The VOL. XXV NO, 8 POMEROY·MIODLEPORT, OHIO . WASHINGTON - MAJOR AIRLINES have been told by government officials to rhap "a plan of action" to meet any possible fuel shortages. Chairman Robert T~ of the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) told the Aero Club of Washington Tuesday that some airlines suffered fuel shortages last summe~ and that if "such shortage.s arise again we must be prepared to deal with them." "I am beginning to mail letters to those airlines which provide the most !Hghts and carry the most passengers out of til e top 22 airports!! in the nation; Timm said. He identified the airports. as those at Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston, Boston, ryliarni, New York, Newark, WashingtOn, D.C., Chicago, ·Cleveland, Denver, Los Angeles. San FranciSco, Seattle, Dallas, DetrOit_, Kansas. City, St. Louis, · Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. WAREHOUSE ON ·MECHANIC STREET Plenty of free parking - See the big se lection of Whirlpool a'nd Chrysler Air-iemp Air Conditioners. Model s to coo l one room or your e.ntire house. Also be sure to see th e excel lent se lection a·t the Wa!'ehouse on Whirlpool Re~rigerators · Was~ers · Dryers·. Freezers . Carpe t by the y~rd - Linoleum · Summer Porch, Lawn & Patio Furniture at Sa le Prices . Lawn -Hoy Lawh Mowers - Used T.V. Sets . Used Pianos. You' ll en joy a visit to Elberfeld s Warehouse . - ELBERFELD$ IN .POMEROY . PHNOM PENH- PRESIDENT LON NOL said today he had formed a ruling High Political Council with three "old friends" to unify Cambodia and end l~Ie war. As he did so, the military situation worsened and U. S. fighter-bombers could be seen striking Communist units just across the Mekong River from Phnom Penh. Lon Nol has been .under U. S. pressure to broaden his government so that negotiations cou1d get underway on a cea~­ fire in Cambodia, the only Indochina country where none exists . But deposed Prince Norodom Sihanouk and tile .Communists have said they will never negotiate witll the Lon Nol regime. WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET . ' •• ..••• ·'• .• • ..••. .•• • ••• •• style with d1al thai glows .- ldeal1or n1ght table or vanity for after-dark dial1ng. or -as a triendly, adjusti:l btebngh tness night light Eight decora · •• • :• -. ••' • '• • • • • tor colors Fiiif;jj! STYLELINE:& telephone PUIS the works right in !he· palm of your hand . . . handset. dial and reca ll butlon . Make call after call without selling down the phone. Comes in white , green, ivory, yellow. 'pink , beige. or avocado. ,, --•• •• • -- • ring in Mother's day this "different gift" way (Continued from Page 1) reported tha:t he ha~ received detailed report to complete from the federal government on federal revenue sharing ·funds. The funds must be spent · in one or more of eight categories, and a plan lot tiM! expenditure must be submitted with the report, he said. Mayor Zei-kle was authorized ·, to purchase a new typewriter for his office. Grate announced a Bureau of Workmen's Compensation hearing 09 Raymond Fraser, a former village employee, on May· I, and an invitation was re:ad for officials to attend a District 1 Forwn on the Se.iior citizens program- to • be held in Nelsonville on May 11. Councilmen David Ohlinger asked .that "Middleport" signs on the highways· entering tile town be improved. It was suggested the Middleport Chamber of Commerce may help provide new signs. Councilman Richard Vaughan again suggested)hat left tunis at stoplights in the business section be discontinued, but no action was taken. Attending were those named abOve a:nd Coun cil members Mrs. Roger Morgan , Fred Hoffman , William Walters and Polite Chief J. J. Cl'emea ns. G ive the bel le o f the pay an extens1on te lephone to make her life .more pleasant, more convenient. more sec ure . ... every day. Select her· 'di1ferent gilt " from Gener.al Telephone's exc1ting extens ion extravaganza o f decorator styles . and colors for every home , room , and personality. ' Like a unique Cradlephone ... General Telephone's very last word in sophisticated s ty ling- Mediter' ranean·. .Grec1an Cameo. Brocade, Antiq ue White- all re splendent with gold tr im and finge rwhee ls. Conversa tio n pieces right out of ·. another world. bul so conveniently available right at . our bus iness office' liji#l GEOERALTELEPHOOE • '. Of The Meii(.~· Mason Area WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25,' 1973 PHONE 992·2156 - . . TEN CENTS CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The three year pact, 25 cents the United Rubber Workers Union second yea •· and 24 cents the and Goodyear Tire anQ, Rubber third. ·' Co. reached tentative agreeGoodyear sa id it fi gured the ment on a master contract second year inc,·ease at 28 early today - the first time in cents because it contained a more than 10 years the union clause for a 3 J)er cent night has not had to strike for in- shift differentia l which would creased benefits from the ru~ make the total package worth ber industry. 80.8 cents per hour. The contraGt offer, which is Th e con tract will be used as a to be voted on within one week \ model for further negotiations by the 22,500 workers at 16 with the other members of the ' Goodyear plants throughout Big Four of . the I'Ubber inthe nation , ca lls for a 77.8 cent dustry - B. F . Goodrich, Fireper hour wage increar.;e, c) Pf:lid stone and Uniroyal, where drug prescription program for workers currently earn $4.75 all retirees and the lowering of per hour straight lime . the retirement 3ge tO '.55. URW Qfficia]s credited the The URW said . th e pact "target company " a rlproach called "for a boost of 28.8 cents for the quick conlracf settle. per hour in .the first vcar of the ment, which came five days after the original contra ct expired. CONCERT SET ·Had the co ntra c t RACINE - A Spring Conce rt fle~otiations fnllen through, the will be presented Sunday at 2 p.m. a t Southern High School rubber wor:kers would have by members of the Southern struck GooiJyew· but would . Hi gh School Choir under tiiC hav~ conti nu ed to work at the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee . other three, even though the Accompa nying the choir will contract deadline had passed. " We were expectin g a be Mrs .. Jocelyn Bilcr, pianist. and Glen Glaze, string bass . !>trike," said URW spokesman Tom Fitt. "This is the first . lime in over a decade we haven 't had to strik e. ''This is also the fir st tin1e we ./)(id u Larget company," he said. "Before, we never announced before the deadline who we would pick to strike. This strategy brought ilbout the fa st settlement.'' A spokesman for Goodyear . said company offiduls ''are satisfied" with Ute new agreement. " Negotiations went down to ' the wire; th~y went past it in three-yea r period . fa c t, " said Mert Leggett. d Re~ · Goodyear said the Windsor la~ions have been fail'ly har- increase is $Ubstantially smallmoniouH throughout the nego- er because the plant produces liatim ts. ' ' s hoe products " which have been depressed for several The wage inrreases . arc ef-. year·s ... " fectivc-at L-tll plants except at · Other !Jenefits include: l)~mvi ll e, Va., and Union City, - Pension retirement at age Tenn., where the increase will 55, with paymenl<; reduced be 90.8 cents, bringing t11e1ri four-te11ths of ·1 per cent pel' into line with other plants, and · rnonth until age 62.'· During· Ht Windsor , Vt., where the those seven years, retirees boost will be :J:l cenl'i over the would receive an additional More than 200 othe r CBS stati ons showed the production. WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio, chose to broadc~st the movie at 11 :30 p.m. Tuesday, rathe1 than in '-'prime time" as had_ been sc heduled on the CBS network. Bids for bituminous mix The co rn!Tli ss i oner~ ~ l so were ;twe~r•ded ~y the Meigs accepted the bid fr om County Commissioners ln Pomeroy Motor Company for a regular session Tue!;day. 1912 van for Meigs Communit y Bids · were aw<Jrdud _to Tri - C1ass in the amount of $6,894. State Materials, Parkersburg, Permission wa s granted Ri ~ httrds ~tnd Son Inc., Letart Barbara Shuler, we lfare Fa lls, and the ' Di~1mond Stone director, to travel to Jackson to Co:, 1\lhany. secure commodities . for the The commi~sioncrs also Mei gs Cou nly Chll d1·ei·1's gave fin<.~ l <Jpproval to accept Horne. The Hcv. Dw ight Z~n· itz the bid of Fulton Thompson to explained " Health ;-air Week " creel a buildi~ g :Jt the landfi ll sponSored by chm·ches to make site orr SH 14 :~ in the umount of peop1le awou·c of lhe need of $6,756. health care . \. WASHINGTON (UP I ) - The Watergate af!aii- followed a discussion in tile o(fice of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell ,. was cleared through the White House and was set up· so Mitchell later could deny involvement, the grand jury investigating the case has been told. Mitchell told United Press International in · a telephone interview late TuesdaY that his "conscience is ,clear" and he does not expect to be indicted · in the Watergate scandal. .James W. McCord Jr., security coordiOator for the Nixon camp3ign and one of the men arrested inside Democratic headquarters at the. Wate rgate last June· 17, provided tile graod jury with a · two-pa ge memorandum describing what McCord sa id hewastoldbycoconspiratorG. Gordon Liddy on how the · operation was planned . The memo was among grand · jury te:;timonyand documents .· obtained by columnist Jack AndersOn. It Was made avai~ble by Ar1 derso~ to UPI Tuesday. The ev idence given by McCord on til ls subject was second-hand and sometimes third-hand . Hqwever , gove'rnment prosecutors reportedly have verified . it from Qther I ' . I Under Section 903 of the Sub. Division Regulations it· is the responsibility of the Meigs Co unty Commissione r s to "Establish a ,.,chedu le of fees, cha rges and expenses and a collection procedure for the expe nses and a co ll ectio n proced ure for tit~ same lind other nwttcrs p_er tttining to these rCgulation.s. J recormncr'ld the following fees und charges be paid direc tly thro ugh illy offi ce payable to the tre<:~surer or Meigs County . The following is next Wednesday SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS of Southern High School adu lts. In the cast are, front row, l..r, Barbara Fisher, Debbie Nelson, Sharon Drake and Connie Smith; second row, Charles ManUe l, Judi Robert ,. Jane Rees. Lee Ann Nease, _L.orna Bell, Patsy Sayre and Rod Holman ; back row, Larry Wilcoxen, Steve Yonker, Greg Donohew, Rodney Neigler, Jay Hill, Jeff Hill, Ron Hill, Mike Nease .and Mr. Weese . The hilll)illy play is ri ch in the humor of the Ozark Mts. will present a three-act comedy " A·FeUdin ' Over Yonder" , under direction of Carl B. Weese Thtirsday at I p.m. at the high school to the e)ementary students of the district and Friday at 1·15 p.m. to the junior and senior classes. Friday evening's performance will be staged at 8 p.m . at the high school. Admission is 25 cents for studen~ and 50 cents for ' hi~ · 'out' sources. AccQrding to McCord 's accoun t of what Liddy told him, · the " pros and cons or various bugging type operations" were discussed at a meeting held in February, 1972, in. the Justice Department office of Mitchell, who was then attorney general. Mitchell left that job in March, 1972, and became Nixon's campaign mana ger. Present were Mitchel1, Liddy, White House: coun~el John W. ~an IJI .anHormer White House aide .Jeb. Stuart Magruder, who'became deputy campaign diredor, according to the account. McCord quoted Liddy a5 . A litter walk scheduled lo · begin this evening at 6 p.m . In downtown Pomeroy will not occur If It Is raining. The . wnl~, spo1_1sored by the Winding T"rall Garden Club, will he IJeld instead at 6 p. m. next Wednesday. "Clea n Air . Dny/ ' scheduled for "tom'orro~·. will be postponed exactly one week also If It Is raining Thursday. On Cle~ n Air Day . residents are asked to leave their ca rs at home and.either ride bicycles or walk to work or do their &hoppin g. • my, recommendation on !iling fees for preliminary plat, linal plat approva l , method of payment and inspection feeS 111· the CoW\ty Engiheer. Filing Fees : According to Sub-Divis ion Regulations · rcontinuc'<l on page 16) SE Ohio to lose millions COLUMB US (UPJ j - The Ohio Department of Economic and Communi ty Development said Tuesday the state will lose a t least $25.7 million in federal a id for housirig in the 28-county ·· .southeastern section of the slate. William M. Hale, director of sta te services for Gov. John J . Gilligan's Commission on Housing, said the housing ~ u bsid i e& for rural areas come Irum the U. S. "Department of Agricul t1,1re. "Thi.s money will not be ava il able in the federal gove rnm ent's budge t next .fiscal year. " he sa id . Hale said 36 per cent of the sta t e's need for improved housing is in the southeastern Appala chinn area where 40 per cen t of the housing -is s ubstandard. . " We ·have to have a state agency to deal with the. state's housing problems," he said. " We alsO need the assistance of the fede l"ally s ubs idized housing programs." • before ·Watergate, grand-}ury told saying no decisions were made but that Liddy was left with the impression approval would be ' forthcoming . "A few dsys later Dean told Liddy that a way would have to be worked out to undertake the operation without directly in volving the attorney general so that he would have deniability about it at a future date, " the McCord memo said . ",\ bout 30 days alter the l•"ebruary m~etin g in the A..O 'S / attorneY general's) office, Liddy . told me that the opt·ration 'had been <:~pproved' and th3t the , funding for it \-\nuld hC' through shottly." the I .I l'~(.'O/'dS : litter walk on memo said . '~ My impression was that this word of the ap· pr oval cam~ from Dean·, although this was not · specifi cally stated by Liddy." · McCord said Liddy told him he had been told by Dean that funds for the bugging "would subsequcntJy come to him through ~ther than regular" Nixon campaign channels o 50 thcrcwouldbenorecor'dofit." Mitchell flatly denied last · Friday that he had :'apprOved" WatC>rgate bugging plans but told newsmen "1 ha've heard discussions "f Such things. •· He hc.il5 been indirectly qu oted as !'>;Jyinl~ hf' snUght to. veto such plans within the Nixon o rgani~ zation. The McCord memo '!Vas d<:tted March 26 and was written to the select Senate committee which . also is in: vestigating 'the WatergBte matter. A copy was provided the grand jury at its request. U.S. District Court has or~ dereQ a sepa rate grahd jury investigation into how this and other grand j.ury evidence which was su pposedto be secret got to Anderson .. . In his grand jury tcstunony, McCord also said Mitchell, · cifter becoming NiXon's earnpaigo· mani.lger ;-arranged for JrH l dala uod other . ~ecn't I • A ,:epurt submitted by James Roush, ·building insPector and sanit~rian, wa s approved by the c-ommissioners. Roush also rcporte.d ·on his recent lrlp to Wa s hington . Foll tJwi ng is Housh's officia l report for the Rain would put Mitchell provided ' $200 monthly. - The : "ddilion of ora l sww•ry bencfil~:; :.md special dental services to the major medical plan with the comJ)(.Iny p.aying nil the increased costs. -:--A. boost in pension from $7,_75 per month per year of service lo $8.50. - A $1 ,000 increase in s ick. ness and accid~nt insw·ance, !Jr inging benefits to $9,500. - In creased life insurance coverage trom $8,500 to $9,500. Road mix bids split 3 ways · Stations refuse to carry 'Lie' NEW YORK ( UP! ) ~ Two CBS affiliates refused · to air lngmar Bergman's "The Lie" Tuesday night beca use of sce nes regarded as " deeply ob jectionable " 1 by sta tion management. The stations were WCAX·TV , South Burlington, Vt., and WVIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn . EMPLOYES OF THE bookmobile were on hand Tuesday to meet the public which was invited to inspect U1e new unit displayed on lhe upper parking lot in Pomeroy. Above is Jannine Petrel of the staff at one of the book sl1elves . . In tentative pact • PINE RIDGE, S. D. - GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATORS, faced with molinting pressure frqm local Oglala Sioux Indians to "clean out" the village of Wounded Knee by armed force, today considered reopening negotiations witll mUitant Indians holding the hamlet. While the government listened to a request .to reopen the talks, Dick Wilson, chairman of the Oglala Sioux tribe, Tuesday led a band of about 100 disgruntled Indians to a federal roadblock in a ' one-hour peaceful confrontation with U.S . marshals. The Wilson group, which incloded men, women and c hildren op;iosed to tile American Indian Movement (AIM ), protested the government's warning against establishing an Indian roadblock and tile government's failure to end the 58-day.,.ld armed confrontation whic:;h WHson described as "tearing this reservation apart." •• • ••• • /ntere.~ls Goodyear, DRIVE TO ELBERFELD$ STARLITE 11 telephone is prac11cal luxury for "her room ." Da inty high- Thursday will be in other Meigs County communities. The schedule for the next w~ek is published on Page!O in today 's Sentinel. With tlle unit arc Bob Pickett, driver. m1d Manning Kloes of Middleport, member of the Pomeroy·Middleport Library Board. enttne- PHILADELPHIA -SUN OIL CO. ANNOUNCED Tuesday that it will irrunediately begin rationing gasoline supplies for dealers , distributors and conunercial customers. Sun, the nation's lOth ~argest oil company, said a shortage of crude oil forced it to put a "gasoline allocation system" into effect. · "The raw material shortage and increased demand for gasoline have intensified the· bidding for etude,'' the · company said. " We 're unable to get alJ we need to run our five reflneries at full capaCity .•• Sun sr.id that 1 'essential use '' customers would be exempt from the allocation system. •• •• ••• ••• TilE NEW BOOKMOBILE which will serve Meigs. Jackson and Vinton Counties was on display on the parking lot in Pomeroy Tuesday evening. The unit wjll be in Wilkes· ville, Salem Center, Langsville and Rutland tonight and on • By United Presslllternatlonal a sewer, every budget! . PRICE OFF REG WHEN NEW The District B, Junior American Legion Auxiliary, spring conference will be held in Middleport Saturday. Registration will be held from 11 a.m. to 12 noon with a dinner to be ' S.rved at noon. The meeting will convene an p.m. Judging of contest entries will be done during the morn· ing 1and annou~ed in the afternoon. Speakers will include Paul Jlaptonstall, past commander of Middleport Post 128; Mayor John iZerkle, and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, District 8 Auxiliary president. A new district jwlior auxiliary president will be elected. Pomeroy juniors will present a skit, " Vacation on the Moon". Identification tags for the conference are being made by the Junction City Unit 376 and the programs and corsages will be provided by tile host unit. Aging fund is rec.e ived WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Sewage A machine for every $3Q95 TO Junior Legion conference set will suppleni"enl contacts with individual citlzena. · PPSEO, an incorporated nonprofit organization, began operation in 1971 with lolal funding provided through the Appalachian Regional Coolmission. Future funding will be cut by 2:> pet. 2:) pet. Since 1971, PPSEO clinics have been held where over 2,000 Southeasl Ohio women have received medical exams, tests for cancer and Telated health problems , and medically approved and prescribed supplies. Last year over 500 patients were counselled in PPSEO off'ces regarding questiOilll and problems related to marriage, infertility, pregnan~y and venereal disease. In addition, 2,000 residents of the seven counties heard talks and saw fihns presented by PPSEO educators. Further help and prenatal care was 'given 100 Indigent women as part of the comprehensive maternal and child care program. . The May lund raising ca mpaign is an effort to · maintain the services of PPSEO now offered .and to extend the services to even more· area families. ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY at 7:30p.m . p::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~e:n:ti:tl:ed~to~h~a~v=e~t:he:~: · ·~ ~. ~ · , : B9ard members · Machlne • Every ..I ouc h & s ew on sale Also working with the cOWlly drive chainnen in the campaign will be lilt! officers and members of the PPSEO board of trustees, a 21Hnemher group representiitg the commtinities served. Special benefit events .· gove rnment reports to be 1 · providcd. to Nixon ·campaign workers worried about violent'@ from radical groups. )11 cCord said he, as campaign security. coordltwtor, was briefed periodically on such potential violence, usually by John Martin, chiei of the ana lysis and eva luation section ·. of the interral security division of the JUstice Department. He said the briefings were set up' by Robert C. Mardia, then head of the di.vision, whO joined the Nixori campaign staff in ·May, 1972. McCord a lso told the grand jury he was given indications.. IJy WHtergate ~co-d.efendant E. . . ·• ) Howard Hunt Jr:, and by Hunt 's lat•wlfe, Dorothy, that he would receive money for lcg<JI fcC s or <-1 short jail term in return [or s ilch t'€. He said Hunt told him. " We have legal ~'"' money for you. " . "What goes along with it'?" illcC<>rd sald he asked. McCord continued: ''He put . it this way - 'Eve rybody's naturally interested in knowing whether you're going to keep quipt." ' Ml;Cord suid the indication a short sent€'nce could be obtained in return for silence came fi-om Mrs. Hunt, who was later kill,ed in a ' plan~ crash in Chicago1. .I �Til<> Dall) S.ntmel Middleport Pomero._~Yi:::o~,:,:,,;A,:::;P,;",,:.~l25;::,',:~19;;7,~3:::::~;: ?: ......~~-: 2 Mason County WIN AT BRIDGE Helen Help News Notes Us. M ASON - Urton Holy Week servtces began at ChnstJan Umted Brelllren Church on Monday Apr1ll6 The f1rst part of the the Re\ .J•• NORTH By Alma Marshall ,.., eek Reasoning Out Setting Lead Clarence M cC loud conducted serVIces at Chnshan Uruled Brethren Church and on Thursday Fnday and Saturday U e Rev James Lew1s pastor of (,'lmst an Umted Brethren Church conducted serv ces at Rev M cCloud s church the Mason Umted Melhod1s1 Both pastors partie patcd m the Hoi} Commumon Serv ce on Thursda) at Mason Umted Methodist Church F ve teenage rs \\ere taken mto the Mason Urn ted MethodJst n embcrshtp on Easter Sunday They were Dale Lew1s Mrchael l~mberl Belva J ohnson Carla and Mary McFarland Forlo • ng the sunr se serviCe at Mason Umted Metho<hsl Chun.: h the men ser ved breakfast m the social room to the lad es of the church and ott ers Approxunately 90 allended The cho r directed bv Mrs Jerry Gtbb~ New Haven presented the sunr se serv ce at Chnshan Brethren Church Afterwards the mornmg servtcc was conducted b} the Rev l..e\\ s C.'h trch servaces are held every Slmda) evemng at the cl rch I MASON COUNTY HOMEMAKERS Spnng luncheon w ll be held Thursctav May l()th at the 'loloose Hall m Pl Pleasant Mr West V rg ma John Rme of Weston will present an nterestmg program on our state Mr Rme and h1s wtfe Edna operate the West V rgmta Room AI torcstmg ~rogram has been planned by Mrs Gus Douglass Jr w fc of the Con m ss oner of Agr culture and her Sprmg 1 uncheo con n ttee 9omposed of Mrs Wade Seaner and Mrs Larr) Sull \ an A style show w ll be featured from 11 to 12 The comm ttee has encoura ged all ll e lad es that se" to model out!• Is that they have nade A reg strat on form for the lWJcheon and style show has been rna led to homemakers The reg strat on for lunch s $2 50 and sho 1ll ben a led to Mrs Jess Brown Rt 1 Letart W Va 25253 by May 7ll WES1 COlUMBIA - Sandra Fowlers book of poems In the Shape of Sun has been placed n the New Haven Ubrary and anothe h s been g ven to me to place n the Pt Pleasant Pub! c I brar) Mucl of the nformatwn about M1Ss Fowler has been fur mshed to me by M• s Kay King of Letart Just talkmg to Mrs K ng on the phone I know th is woman must be one of the best Her nterest n Sandra s great M ss Fo vle of West Columbia has been wrttmg poems and stor es for somet me Her book of poems LS for sale at $1 25 each ril E CHEROKEE Homemakers Club met at the home of M s Sally Sm •lh on Tuesday Apr l 17 Mrs Dav1d Dewhurst pres den t pres d ng an nounced the Charleston area spr ng meet ng " II be held Apnl 25th m Hunhngton She also read a thank vou card from the BrO\~;n ng fam ly for the red and whtte carnat ons rece ve I l'he club netted $90 57 from a recent bazaar and bake sale I eld Mrs W lla Sc1tes 'las m charge of the lesson t•lled Wild Wonde rful West V rg nta Pr or to the busmess meetmg Mrs Ollie Browmng va s n charge of the devol onals usmg the theme The Good News of Easte n the scr pture and tl ouglt for the day Prayer was by Mrs Ann Btrd concl1d ng devotwr s Present ve e M s R tch e Btrd Mrs 011 e Browmng Mrs Oscar Casto Mrs Gerald Clark Mrs Davtd Dewhurst Mrs W 11 am Gr nstead Mrs Kate Roush Mrs K K Scttes Mrs Luther Sm th Shelley and K m Casto HERE AND rHERE - Mrs George Carson Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs Maxme Gr mrn M s Nora Staats Mrs Eleanor G•ll Mrs Elmer Grueser and Mrs Esther Bla ne attended the West V1rg ma Homemakers Spr ng Plannmg Conference at Jackson s M ll Weston W Va The above named ladtes are all members of Homen aker Clubs n Mason CoWlty MR WALDEN ROUSH Pt Pleasant has been appo nted by Mr Rufus Speaks (RegiOn V Representative ) as the state representatiVe for West V rg rua and for the Oh o VaHey Gem and M neral Soclet) at Ashland Kentucky There will be a Regton V Gem and Mmeral Show m Knoxvtlle Tenn Apnl 2Q28th Persons dcslflng further mformatton about this show sl ould co tact Mr Roush 675 2 8~4 TfiE I ADIES AUXILIARY of the New Haven Volunteer Fife Depart 1 ent IS hav ng a rummage sale Thursday and Fnday May 3rd nd 4th at the C1ty Bulldmg n New Haven The lad1es v.ould apprec ate donatiOns of cJothmg or furmture If you have donat ons please call8112.3265 and they can be p1cked up Proceeds w 11 pe used for the Volunteer F1re Department PAMELA THbMAS NIECE of Mrs Dallas Walker and a Hon e Econom cs teacher wtll start classes on sewmg kruts on Fnday Apr 1 27th at Mason Un ted MethodiSt Church The classes v II be n the church basement and start at 7 p m and will last 2 hours Emphasis wtll be on making tops and slacks More nformat on can be obU. ed by callmg Mrs Roy Harless 773 o735 ANOTHER SEWING CLASS w1ll be conducted on Monday Apr I 3Dth from 7 to 9 p m at the Lutheran Church m New Ha en M s Ruth Burr garner of Middleport will show advanced eel n ques fo r se" ng kmts 1 I ave attended a couple of Ruth s cla sses you can bet she has come up with something that s ne v Both Pamela Tho nas and Mrs Bumgarner s classes are $2 per T r on I u ppcr:-; Plam~ Socu ty New~ S day School a ttendance at Mr and M1 s Eldred Gr mes of ll e MeQod sl Chw ch vas 78 Atl ens and attended church Offer ng as $ 2~ 31 Worsh p serv ces there atte lance s 47 and offer ng Mrs Helen Sprague returned $51 55 home after spendmg several M nd Mrs Ra y Justis re days with her mother and an oun ng t e b tt of the r daughter of Akron who are f rst r ld a f'i n born at St qu te ll Josep H SJ I S n v \pr l Mr an I M1 s Jack Stanley of 15 II s en n ed Sco e At/ e s vere Wednesday guests Ha y uf he1 brother Mr and Mrs M nd M s Marvm Wa ker IVa) e Bnckles spen he eekend v th her Those vtsttmg Mrs Ne1sel br otl er Ro l c t Ho ar of Weatl e nan and Mrs Edna r ucasv lle Bcarhs recently were Mr and [hose s l ng M and M s Mrs D ght Spencer Mr and 1 hu n <-~ n Babcoc k r cently l'vh s R chard Bearhs and we ~ M1'l E I Hannu and fan l) of Pon eroy Rl 3 Mrs son n I ) Hann n and S nm) Do na Brooks of North Ra d of l o g Botto Leoto Ca ol na and her son James Massar of J astern an J Mr and Watson of Tuppers Plams M s M v n \lnlke local Mrs Grace Kuhn also of M• an l Mrs Eldred G mes 1 uppe rs Pia ns and stslsr Mrs of Atl ens v S te l I IS SIStc Mar K mble L1ltle Hockmg M s Nc sel WeaU erman one M nd Mrs Albert Appleby lav last ~ ee k and Rev and Mrs Satter eld lstl t and Mrs Roge I Coe of Chester an l da gl tor of l'l B gg N Leo a Mas:s e~r of East~rn fcto. d:ws v s ted I e s ster Mrs I eone C a c spcn l g I CH Yt tl C p cn t'i M B JCock Sund ay d M ( U} Spc c and Mr Mr and M s IV !ford T pp e d Mrs M II d Coe of il:\h ns Rl 5 VIS ted her Mrs Nc se l Wca tl e an parents Mr ;Jnd M s spent Sunda y Will her b v her Clarence N1cl ols Sunday Ih II 1 It 11 Bottel • • 72 • AKJ74 . KJ93 Soc1al Securlty - His or Hers"' (0) WEST EAST .AQ 9654 • Q\06 • Q95 • 10 Dear Helen .KJ 9853 . 10632 Rel rement for th!_Man of til<> House ISn I all 1t s cracked up . 85 to be - for the w1fe lllat 1s Mme Slls around all day does as he ... 1 SOUTH pleases and says no one IS gomg to tell HIM what to do . K81 He s always tired but never too llred t play golf • A 71t 8 He d1dn t want me to work ouls1de the home as 1 was busy . AQI0642 ratsmg has three ch1ldren by a prevtous marnage and our own North South vulnenble Soon I w1U start Social Seeunly - my w1fe s share We West North East South don t need the money to I ve on havmg other mcome from m L+ Pass 2 • vestments But my man Ins sts 1t s HIS money and I must turn at 3NT. over to htm to do!,e out as he sees f1t 4• Pass Pass 6 • Pass That the way t s always been I had to g•ve an accounlmg of Pass Pass Op~n ng lead-. A every dollar spent Not that he complamed but I felt hke a small ch1ld asking for ruckels and d1mes So finally I ve dec1ded to have somethmg of my o vn I m not By Oswald & James Jacoby a spendthnft but! d love to feel free of the dole While he golfs It was the late Cmdr Wm or rests I could lunch downtown wtth fracnds; shop for g fts f1eld L1gget Jr who IS sup posed to have said I care etc - anddottonmy own Since we don t need this extra money am l asking too much not who makes tbe natton s systems tf l can make the J c best openmg leads Now 1f you can cover up Dear J all hands except West and You certamly aren t askmg too much Though you d1dn t look at the b1dd ng you w II work outside you nevertheless worked hard for your retirement fmd yourself on lead aga nst SIX clubs What do you lead money and t yours wt y and Every marrwd person (especially the rehred) needs gel Now 1f you look at all the away time - as wtth your husband sgolf - and this costs money hands you Will see the wm Smce the $150 or so you ll receive from Soc al Secunly ISn 1 n ng defense to lead the necessary for hvmg expenses I see no reason why he should dole ace of spades ISand contmue tout to you Ill rough HIS bank account lliSn t gettmg away 1f The answer to the why s }Ou must ask permtss on and beg lunch money H that analym w•ll show that no other lead can do you any +++ good I AMEN r rO READERS OF HHU Look at the b1ddmg Your Cornmenhng on pert nent fast-breakmg news m an adv ce partner could not overcall column 1s nsky By the hme my remarks 1 each prmt some lhe diamond openmg but c1d four weeks after I type them who knows what new develop ment.s w II have ansen to make me look unaware and out-of dale I Jn a column (wntten March 14 ) I tac11ly agreed that Recent VISitors of Mr a d housew ves aren t orgamzed agamst outrageous pr~ces and Mrs John Dean a d Mr and suggested The Buck Slops Here slogans for their purses Almost unmcd ately newspapers blossomed w th reporls of Mrs John Wal te r Dean were shoppers revolts and u dicated mtd:March meat sales were M1 and Mrs Kenneth Mark ns down and droppmg W sh I could take credit but darn 11 my of Racme Mr and Mrs Garold G lkey R1ck Tammy and column hadn t yet h1l pnnt dy of Athens Mr •nd Mrs l .et s hope selecltve buymg cont nues so that hvmg costs w1ll soon no longer k llus Meanwhile (as of March 23 when the Hoba t Sn alley of Chester AMN K1rk Halley and AMN Aprll25 HHU IS under conslruchon) I note a breakthrough In my supermarket s steak department are dozens of R cha1d De<.~n who are packa ges red tagged REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE and s a wned at K I Sawyer AFB M cl1gan marked down some 20 pet from or gmal prtces Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles You know somethmg ' They STILLS1llhere gettmg older We women may be termed the weaker sex but we can pack a v s ed recently w th Mr and M s Cec I Br cklcs and Mr w1th our \\allels - H hefty wallop <:~nd M s Greg Brtckles at +++ Dear Helen Grovepo t M 0::1 Frahces Miller and My mother m ler late 40s s normal most of the t me but she ge ls very morb1d She keeps saymg she w1ll d1e very soon and daughler of Belpre spent t1 e weekend at her farm here what s more shes happy about 1t Shes ready to go to God M s Hazel Arnold VIS led even called my grandfather to help make fune al arrangements ecen ly m Columxus v t1 her when the tame carne Insisted he call all the kids There s no nedtcal problem that we know about Could 1t be stJn M and Mrs Lester Ar n ld and B lly change ofhfe blues? We tell her we love and need her to no avail Rev Clyde P H nton forn er What else can we do ' GROWN CHILDREN pa st 1 of tl e Carleton Church Dear Grown Ch ldren has been a pattent at Lancaster H sp tal where he IS very much InSist that your mother have a complete physiCa!Check up n proved Posstbly all she needs IS hormones and an understanding talk w1th her doctor - H Rcce t v s tors of Mr and 2. 3.. 3. Kingsbury E• Television Log WEDNESDAY APRIL2S 1973 back m w1th thrl!<' hearts s 00 - Mr Roger s 33 Bonanza J " Hazel 8 Andy Gr If th 15 B g Vall~ y 6 South JUSt b1d three no trump over th1s three heart S JO - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly H lib II es 8 Hodgepodge Lodge :20 Death Va ley Days 15 call When you b•d four 6 00 ~ Tr uth or Conseq 6 News 3 4 8 10 1.S Sesame St 10 hearts North could !md no Around the Bend 33 b•d at all 6 30- NewsJ 4 6 8 10 IS I Dream of Jeanne 13 Zoom 33 Then why did South Jump 7 00 - News 6 0 What s My L ne 8 Tru th o Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 3 Know You Schools 33 to SlX clubs? Because he had Elec Co 20 Sa nt 15 dec1ded from the b1dd ng 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 The Judge 10 Pol ce Surgeon J that North would hol<l JUSt Beat tf'le Clock 13 Andy Gr ff th IS Ep sode Act on 33 one heart South also was George J< by 8 Econom c Educat on 20 Lambchop and the marked w1th the kmg of Profe ssor 4 8 00 - Adam 2 3 <1 5 Amer ca 73 20 33 Paul Lynde 6 3 spades so maybe your ace Forb dden Desert of the Oanak I 8 10 queen would keep but rna 8 30 - The Go ng Up of Oav d Lev 3 4 15 MIJv e Intermezzo lure analys s would md1cate 6 13 that South would be able to - Med ca Center 8 0 Lenox Quartet Haydn Opus 3J get nd or all or at least all 9 00 Understand ng Afr ca 20 but one of hts spades on 9 30 Turn ng Po nts 10 33 North s d•amond su1t 10 00 - Sou 33 News 70 Ov.ien Mar sha 6 3 Sear ch J 4 15 Cannon 8 10 At least th s ts the reason 11 00 - News 3 4 6 810 13 S ng used by G1org1o Bella 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 Comedy News 6 3 Mo es donna of Italy when he led N ght nto Morn ng 8 Ada o the spade ace and helped hiS 00 News 4 13 team wm that year s world THURSDAY AfRIL26 1973 champwnsh1p 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 NEWSPAPER EHTfRPR SE ASSH The b d,d ng \\est has been North East 3• Pass South ? You South hold .Q2 ¥AK986S4 t/\2 .1\2 WI at .do you do? A-81d f ve no trump Th1s b d asks your partner to b d seve n spades 1f he holds two of the three top honors In this case the ace and kmg s nee you have the queen 100AYS QUESTION East b ds three spades You South hold .K65 .A 32 tKQ!086 .A] What do you do Answer tomorrow • News, Notes Mrs Raymond Salser and H c ard were Mr and Mrs Ernest Perk ns Gene and Mar} uf MariOn Mrs Bettv Chevalter and K rk of Tuppers Plams Mrs Evelyn Well and Mr and Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs R ger Young and Wesley and Roger D xon were all recent v s ors of Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal Karla and Dcmse Mr and Mrs Patnck W lhams and fam ly v1s1ted re ently w th Mrs Hazel Ar noll::l and Walter Mr and Mrs Roger Toney of Cl es er v s ted Mr and Mrs Nev White and Sherman Mr and Mrs V~rg1l Carl and [am ly VIS ted with Mr ana M s Ct aries Barnett at Grove C y enroute home from C ldren s Hospital al Columbus where Randy was a pa en l Mrs Mae Darmon who IS a paltent at Holzer Medtcal Center s mprovmg at tlas 1me 6 5 Fa mt me o 6 20 - Farm Repo t 13 6 2S Pau Harvey 13 6 30 Columbu s, Today <1 8 ble Answers 8 Amer ca s P ob ems 0 Patterns for L v ng 3 6 45 Corncob Report 3 6 S5 - Take F ve for L fe 5 7 00 - Today 3 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jells Coli e 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Sleepy Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullw nk e 3 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 0 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue J lass e 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 3 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 9 00 - Concentrat on 6 Pau D xon 4 Ph 1 Don~ hue 5 Capt Kangaroo 3 Fr end y Junct on 0 AM 3 Ben Casey 13 9 30 - Jeopa dy 6 To Te I The Truth 3 Ho lywood Talk ng o 10 00 - 0 ck Van Dyke 13 D nah Shore 3 15 Columbus S :x Callng6 Joke sWida o l 10 30 - Sp tSecood 3 BaffleJ 415 $ OOOOPyram dB 0 00 Sa e of the Cen tur y 3 15 Gamb t 8 0 Love Amer ca~ Style 6 Password 13 Elec Co 20 1 30 - Bew tched 3 Ho ywood Squares 3 4 5 Search to Tomorrow 8 0 Sesame St 20 12 00 - Passwo d 3 News 10 Jeopa dy 3 5 Jack e Obllnge 8 12 30 - JWsJ 5 Sp 1Second6 SearchforTomorrowB 0 1 00 AI My Ch d en 6 J News 3 G een Ac es 0 Watch Your Ch ld 20 33 Sec et Storm a Not For Women Only 5 JO - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Dea 13 Bowl ng 6 As the Word Turns S 0 2 00 ~ Days of Our L ves J 4 5 New ywed Game 13 M ke Douglass 6 Gu d ng L !iJh f 8 10 2 30 - Doctors3 4 15 DatngGame 3 EdgeofNghta o 3 00 - Another Wo ld 3 4 5 Gene dl Hasp ta 6 3 Love Sp endored Th ng 8 0 Beh nd fht:! L nes 20 3 30 - Retu n of Peyton Place 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 13 Secret Sfo m 10 Merv Gr ff n 8 Eye to "Eye 20 Ph Donahu e 4 4 00 M ster. Ca toon 3 Me v G ff n 4 Love Arne ca n Sty e 13 Some set 15 Sesame Sf 20 33 Huck ebe ry Hound Yog Bear 6 Move Fox F e 0 4 30 Pett coat Junct on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Dane Boone 13 Me v G ff n 4 W d W d We st 3 Marsha D I on 5 To Be Announced 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3 4 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff fh 1S Haze 8 B g Val ey 6 5 30 Marsha ll D I on 5 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyl e USMC 13 Beve ly H I b I es 8 HodQeoodge Lodge 20 6 00 News 3 4 8 15 News 6 10 Truth or Con seq 6 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 I Dream of Jeanne 3 6 30 Des gn lng Women 33 C B$ News 8 0 7 00 What s My L ne 8 B g Red Jub ee 5 News 6 o Bea the C ock 4 E ec C:> 20 Course of Our T mes 33 Truth o Conseq 3 Lets Make A Deal 3 7 30 I See You n Cou t 4 Ho ywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 W d K ngdom 0 Lass e 8 Beat the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Fl p W son 3 4 5 Mod Squad 6 3 To Be Announced 33 8 00- Fl p W son 3 4 5 Mod Squi!d 6 13 The Waltons 8 o Move 0 1 ve Tw st 20 33 9 00 Iron s de 3 4 15 K ng Fu 6 3 Move M x Me A Per son 8 CBS News Spec .al 0 10 00 - Dean Mart n 3 4 5 St eets of San Franc sco 6 CBS Repo t s 10 Ch ldren of Zero 13 p.~;oM. ,. l!rilt 1 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 ABC News Af Ease 6 13 Moves G ounds Fo Ma age 8 Seven Th eves 00 News 3 Ro le Derby 4 2 OC - News ll a 3- Tbe Da1ly Sent mel Middleport Pomaroy 0 Apnl2S 1!173 Meigs wins 3-way meet Me1gs High &hool won a track meet at Middleport Tuesday taking first place m a three school meet With 69\1 pomf.<; to North Calha s 59 \2 and Easlern s 3210 Tak1ng top honors were spnnters Tom Lowery Danny Robson and M1ke Bolen who won the 110 the mile run and the 12Q h1gh hurdles respec lively Once agam 1t was Dallas Weber who ran away With the d1scus and shot put Weber threw the discus 119 feel and 11 mches and heaved llle shot II feet and e1ght mches Terry Whitlatch won the h1gh Jump and John Lehew the pole vault Mile Relay North Galha 3 47 3 Me gs Eastern Two Mile Hams 11 I6 8 Garns N G Braun and Uttle Me1gs 220 Run Logan N G 21 8 Lowery Me1gs Sm1th Eastern Ohlinger Meigs 880 Run Payne N G 2 10 9 Atherton Eastern Robson and Blake Me1gs 180 Yard High Hurdles R Smith N G 24 2 Anderson Eastern Stout N G S1sson Me1gs 440 Run Lowery Me1gs 53 0 Stmth Eastern MorriS North Galha Whitlatch Me1gs 880 Relay North Galha 1 42 4 Me~gs Eastern Mile Run Robson Me1gs 5 12 8 Payne North Calha Pallerson North Galha Taylor Eastern IOO Yard Dash F Logan North Gama 10 6 T Sm1th Eastern Wh tlatch Me1gs R Stmth North Gall a 120 Yard Hlgh Hurdles Bolen Me1gs 12 I H Sisson Me1gs Newell North Galha Anderson Eastern Discus Weber Me gs 119 11 Dew ll North Gall1a Sheets Eastern Dugan Me1gs r------------i Here's the Man To See For ••• !I!· .~ ~ & THINGS THE Lou Osborne BEST I Sears I VALUES SEARS Harnsonv1llc SocJCl) New:-; Catalog Merchant BY PAUL CRABTREE Na nl1ck t or1g11 al y '..\a utc p ec by Wampanoag I d a • s fhe 12 by o m le s land w IS bo ~II I) I e 17!1 en r .s e !(' I JO Eng ~ 1d ;..tn Pomeroy PH 992 2178 Those f1 om a d stance at tendmg graves de services for Mrs Nelle Jewell at Wells Ce netery '"ere Mr and Mrs Clayton Jewell of Cleveland Mrs Martha Warren and son of Charleston and John Jewell Sr and John Jr of Columbus Recent guests of Ava Gilkey were Mrs Bessie Graham Golda Jones of Zanesv lle M ke Epple Margaret Douglas Jane G lkey of M ddleport and her son Guy G1lkey of Columbus Frances Young and Mmn e McGrath and Cl nton G lkey Albany Mr and Mrs Ava Jordan of M1ddlep rt called on the Dale W1lhams and Robert Alk1res Sunday Miss Donna Stem netz ts a patient at Holzer Medtcal Center wtth pneumoma Mr and Mrs Wayne Payne spent tl e weekend here wath relallves They brought Mrs Freda Carsey home from Colun bus where she has been helping care for her grand daughter who IS hosp1tahzed there Dr and Mrs Don Gtbson and Gay I ynn and Mark spenl a weekend w th theLr parents Mrs Lana G bson a nd Murl Douglas Mr and Mrs Cia r Waggoner attended ad nner at Lancaster Wednesday evenmg sponsored by the Columbta Gas Co Sh r ley Alk re and Danny Stanley spe1 t an evemng recently w th Ruby DIChl and Stella Alkms Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett Jr are parents of a new daughter Jenmfer Lynn bo nat Holzer Medtca1 Centsr I I 220 E Ma n wu t t v ' BY JACK 0 BRIAN NEXT STEP IS PONY EXPRESS NEW YORK ( KFS) Western Umon s 1 900 message centers 'V 11 become 200 t 11 farm out even emergency wires (too mportant lo be sent to WU vaa mail a rn ghty trony m !self t local travel agencaes such as m Hackensack N J rhere s a Wtdow s Consultation Se1 v1ce al\36 E 5 lh St sounds hke a free pub c serv ce but t sure sn t free I has two non wtdow women m charge - and 2 000 chenls The attrachon desperatiOnand I ope Harold Robb ns next novel w ll explore Sex m the Un ons CBS announced f.<; Bndget & Ber e was bemg cancelled because Its: ratmg droop between All 1n the Fam1ly and tha Ma y l yle1 Moore delight created a ham muck ng effect sure trutl s t got a bigger ra ng than MTM fhc Chmese Shenyang acrobat1c troupe on TV was ma1 velous Jn old vaudev He terms 1t v. as the b ggest Opcmng Act m vanety history lt needed no explanatory banal ty but got tt because the vmce of exped ency belonged to Mrs Da vid Susskmd whose husband produced the sl ov. meanmg atmed cameras at the exqu s lely tra ned performers Mayor Lmdsay sa1d prost es had been e ased from midtown the cops were appnsed that at 55th & 7th seven vere bunched four tn a shop doorway m the early evenmg they tned u coax 81 year old A:lec Ferguson retired GM ~xec "ho Iaug! ed an~ laughed at their poor a 1m How s thts for food nflat on a large lobs er at the m dtown Gloucester House now costs $19 50 no soup des$ert wme nor cock! a Is the hllle cia vser goes for $13 50 Arthur Godfrey s Chrysler-sponsor leavetak ng of course ended n a typ cal Godfrey s"' pe a the corporate I and that fed him JUst as when he left h s decade long c ga ret sponsor years ago and turned up next shov. smokmg a 1.1.ge I un bnos ng p pe such gentlemanly "l al y Se\ e1al years ago we c ted CBS TV reporter Cl s Borgen as the best n I s busmess the Cl ase Bank sl ckup last week an l I s courageous del very of ll e handcuffed thugs to e ,. ps more lhan proved our case he s far ab vc all tt e 1es t of TV newshawks a spot news a f s an wh~ never should become an an c:l 111 an _.,he s NPver been a practtltoner of ! v ue<~ J ut nal sm tells t as tt IS brtll antly CBS and Jn J ensen asked Cl IS on the atr \ black band1 s chose hun as U e r I a1son nd CI IIS n o lcs ly s 1 pi) quo led hem They sa d they trusted me Properly so ne t1 cr Jensen nor Chns mentioned the aJOf reason that Chris Is a black man though nearer a Latmesque hght be ge the thugs asked f r Chr s or G1l Noble another [me black reporter w th ABC Chr s f nail} was revea led according to Jensen as an ex policeman which he IS ten years on the N Y force last wtth the narcotics squad but lh1s column told hLS story a couple of years ago when Lt was a revelation hts real name as Sid Shepard whtch he used on the force as a br lhanl equally brave bull he changed l o Chr s Borgen to pursue a rnoonhghtmg career m rad o weekends m Philadelphia where he got experience disc jockeymg and reporting under l1s present TV name taken from his mother He started n New York on news station WINS and leaped up to CBS and the rest,. a brllhant success tale We ve watched Chrts m act on off-camera as he extracts stories from assorted targets he has the street smart capabtlltles of all good expenenced detect ves and a plamly pohshed and potsed naturalness a touch of style and elocutiOn clothes d s l net on n his aspect gr on ng and subtly superiOr courtesy to anyone from thugs to llckhsh pol c ans caught with their dukes m the tambourme and h s styhsh caper w1ll brmg h m most 1f nol all the b g TV awards available he s too late for thiS yea r s En mys but watt 11 next year th1s year for all sorts of appluase \:\. nom nate him for an honorary doctorate at !he Joh Jay College of Cr mmal Justice \here fme copS are tramed towards the hetghts of the r d ff1cult careers he s a splendid example of the best m I s cunously sho~ b1z tam ted field He pursues his trmmplis hke any dedicated newsman the best there s Happy Hooker XaVIera Hollander can t get mto tl e U S (Shes be ng flun g out of Canada presently! but Uncle Sam gel.'l h1s lox hens s mply JUSt collars the cash from hPr Ameflcan publishers ( $100 000 m back taxes and penalties already thiS year) Mark Spllz meteor c stu nble tn H wpod 1s bemg blamed on sl owb z adv sers who thought they had a fiSC31 ger by the l<l]l f nothmg happens to the great a hle te soon he ll be a dental case agaul The Mafia npoff of h1t recordmgs Is no nor rr1 tat on at s more than a th rd of record sales curren tly and grow ng The mobs c rol JUkeboxes tn many (most n aybe) <II eas an they have their black hand on the r curd d slnbutors t s an annual qu.ar~er of a b II n d lur c llechve heiSt In this dawmng of the Age of Aquanus 1t also appears that 11 may be the dalvrung of the age of FM rad1o -a dawmng that 1s aboulthree decades overdue But now 1t JUSt m1ght happen FM already IS a middle-aged character but like the younger crowd today l still suffers somethmg of an Identity cnSis To be blunt FM still sn 1sure what 11 wan f.<; to be and where 1t wan Is to go ThiS 1lleg lunate stepchild of broadcastmg may be on the brmk however built s been a tussle all lhe way And a recent report from New York the nation s number one market m dicales that FM may be ov~r lbe hump Instead of over the hill WCBS-FM owned by guess who recently reported that a change m 1ls format - deceptively s1mpl~ - has made 11 the b1ggest FM statwn m the country and that 1t IS outranked m fact by only SIX AM stations All that WCBS d1d was to toke authent c gold record h11.'l (thiS usually means I 000 000 sales of a SJngle or 100 000 sales of an album I believe) and play them full tune and by the ongmal artiSt n all formats - rock sweet rnustc country Western etc Elemenl<ll but Pow up went the ratmgs It was not always thus and once 1t was almost tmpossLble In addition to the pervastve mf1uence of te1eviSion FM radio s greatest obstacle was surpnsmgly the stabons owner them selves Crazy' Sure But this IS what happened When FM frequencies became available more often than not they were gobbled up by ex stmg AM statwns Rather than try to make them mlo alternative broadcasting sources the AM operators usually s mply sunulcasl their regular (and usually profitable) AM programs on the FM bamf too By the tote F1fties or early SIXhes FM was a termmal case 1f not actually dead Then thmgs began to happen - m apparently unrelated sequence - and FM began to grow m a curve that s trendmg sharply upward now I The FCC awoke from 1ts slumbers long enough to order most AM statiOns to put separate programs on the FM band lllStead of makmg 1t an easy nder along w1th the AM programs (To the cred1t oflocal WJEH 1l has split programmmg for years but WMPO 1n til<> B1g Bend has never qwte dec•ded to take the FM plunge ) 2 - Those dev1hshly clever folks across the pond the Japanese decided to trans stonze the "orld 1f they couldn t conquer It and came forth with some fme FM AM tuners with stereophomc features AFC tuners wh1ch lock m FM signals which tend to dnfl and all at very reasonable pnces Today the AM..only radw LS a ranty and Congress may make all radlos compahble for AM and FM JU.Sl as they made all TV sets swlable for both VHF and lfliF station receptlor (An exceptiOn here IS the American car radio The pnce difference between an AM radiO and an AM FM IS absolutely stupid m most cases ) 3 FM stat ons discovered they could deUver good aud1ences With highly spec1al zed programs rang1ng from foreign language broadcasts m large ctbes to country western all-news and heaven knows what else all around the country Result The age of FM 1s apparently amvmg w1th a clear criSp Signal and a mull tude of stations to 1slen to When an FM stahon outdra\\ s all but SIX of lbe AM outlets m tile country you can bel the fr1e1 dly folks at the ad agenc es are hslemng - very closely Shot Pul Weber Me1gs 44 J Thomas Me1gs George feel 8 Dewitt North Galha North Galba Oller Me1gs Sheets Eastern High Jump Wh•llalch Pole Vault Lehew Me1gs 8 Me~gs 5 feet Blake Me1gs feet Robmson North Gall1a Robmson North Galha Expos j6lt Reds, 7-2 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mike Torrez hl;d nothmg to look for ward to but a sleepless mght before tbe rally started And when 11 ended' It was JUst 1 ke getting a Chnstmas present satd tlle smtlmg Torrez Bools Day s pmch double tr1ggered 11 aU sa1d Montreal Manager Gene Mauch When a guy walks up there to the plate w1lh a count two strikes and one ball on him and a cold bat In his hands and wmda up With a h1t you gotta f gure anyth1ng can happen 'Mus was the Situation Tues day mghl when Day battmg for Hal Breeden dehvered one of five h11.'l the Expos pounded out durmg a mnth mrung rally which camed them to a 7 2 vtctory over the C ncmnat Reds The Expos game !Vlllmng upnsmg came after Johnny Bench had provided Don Gullett w1th a 2-(J lead by taggmg Torrez w1th a two-run bases loaded Single m the bottom of the e1ghth Torrez had walked from the mound after the bottom of the e1ghlh mnmg wondermg what he had done to deserve such homble luck I Honestly 1sa1d M1ke Bench hit a super pitch He JUSt threw his bat at the ball He hit what probably was the best shder I threw all mght Bench s two-run smgle came on a 3-2 pitch The ball wound up n left f1eld and Bench s bat wound up JUSt to the left of the moWld How can I lose a game on a p1tch hke that Torrez h~d kept mumbling to hunself as he walked deJectedly to the dugout after the e ghth mmng But when Tun Fob smgled to open the Expos top of the n nth mmng Torrez began to thmk that maybe there IS such a thing as poetic justice And when Ron Hunt ell maxed the rally by bunting home Pepe Fnas It was the L----------.1 Summer Bowling AT MASON BOWLING CENTER MASON W VA W1ll Begm the Week of MAY7 Monday- Women Tu~day-Men s Hand cap Wednuday- M1xed Thursday-3 Man Scratch (540 Max Team Average Money Leagues No Troph es) FOR INFORMATION CALL 773 5791 AFTER 12 NOON BELTED TIRES Atherton Eastern Long Jump Payne North Galha 18 feet 5 mches P Sm1th Eastern Ohlinger Me gs Atherton Eastern The Marauders w1ll be hosted by Ule Logan Ch1eftams Saturday at 10 a m . e Athens nm has share of crown seventh run of the IMmg and Torrez was convmced that help had come from up. Host Athens clmched at least StairS a share of the 1973 Mike deserved that one sa1d Mauch He was thinkmg of Southeastern Ohto League the heart-breakmg loss Torrez baseball c hamp1 onsh1p had suffered all he hands of the Tuesday by defeatmg v s11mg Cubo n the Expos season Ironton and Jeff Murnahan 4 3 opener Ironton defendmg league co Gullett was breezmg along w th a three-lut '4utout wh<>n champiOn and 1972 Class AA F'oh led off the mnth w1th a Oh10 champs must defeat smgle to left Mmutes toter the Jackson today and Gallipolis Expos had runners on first and Thursday m a pa1r of makeup th1rd wben Ron Wood dropped games m order to repeat as a smgle m front of Pete Rose m d1amond co-champs m the SEOAL left f1eld The Tigers no\\ 12-3 on the I have to believe Pete lost that one m the hghts said year are 4 1 m conference Mauch Because I ve seen play Attens IS unbeaten n 10 him catch balls hke that one starts th1s sprmg and 6-0 m Side the league The Bulldogs many limes It was afler Gullell ran the nee~ only a v ctory over count to two strikes and one wmless Me gs m a makeup ball on Breeden that Manager game lo capture the t tle "'th a Sparky Anderson swnmoned perfect 7-0 mark Iron ton took a 3-0 lead over Clay Carroll from til<> bullpen ThiS 1s when Mauch called AHS n the second mmng on upon the left-handed swmgmg four hils Athens tall ed all four of 1ts Day to bat for Breeden Anythmg close hit the hell rWls m the 5th on only one Jut out of 11 Torrez called 1<> Day Two Ironton errors and a wild as Bools walked to the plate p1tch \\alk and fielder s ch01de Torrez had hardly uttered wound up m four AHS nms For Ironton s Murnahan 1t the words before Day nfled was the Tiger ace s f rst set Carrolls hrsl pitch to nghl f1eld for a double to send home back m 16 games covenng a Foh w1th the f1rst run of the two year penod In the only other SEOAL game After Carrolltssued. an mten game Tuesday Jam Kemper t1onal pass to Ram Frurly to tallied from th1rd base on a load the bases Tom Hall was dropped th1rd str1ke by the swnmoned to the mound Hall Jackson catcher with two out to promptly walked pmehhitter g1ve the Chtefta ns of Logan a Bob Bailey to force home Wood thr1lhng 1-0 wm over Jackson Steve Jenkms was charged w1th the t~emg run w1th the loss Logan s bnll <.~nt sophomore M1lcl Wnght tossed a no hatter for the Chteftams Jackson s 3 3 n league play and Logan s 2 Lynch player of the week KC drops Jeeps • ~::~;;~~:t·=~;1~:;~~~~;·:~~, for seventh wzn LEAGUE Standing." MaJor League Slandtngs New Yo k Ph ladelph M ontreal S1 L01.1 s 7 SOO 2 12 143 7h ·~4292 694003 West w pet g b 4 692 0 6 625 Ch cago 7 5 583 Catona 765382 Oak and 5 9 357 4 Te;~iias 3 8 273 5 Tuesday s Results Ch cago8 New Yo k 4 Texas 2 Detro I M waukee 9 Kansas City M nnesota 6 Bos on <I Oak and 4 C eveland 0 Ca f 6 Ba I more 5 0 nn 9 M nnes.ota Kansas C ty , Today s Probable P1tchers !A I Times EST! Ch cago ( Wood 3 2) at New Yo k (Stott emy e 2 2) 30 pm eve land d ow 1 3) at Oak and Blue J I } pm Ba I mo e (M c Na ly 3 I) at Ca fo n a (S nger 2 11 p m De olt Fryman 1 0) a Te-xas Hand o 1 8 30 p m M waukee ( S a ton 1 0 at Kansas C ty ( S mpson 1 8 30 c n rm M nneso a Hands 2 l) at Boston ( M cGlothen l 1) 7 30 pm Thursday s Games C eve and at Oakland (n gh ) De r ot a Texas (n ght) M waukee a Kan sas Ci y " gh on y games schedu ed) (Baseball) TEAM W L R OR Athens 6 o 57 6 ronton 4 l 34 4 Waver y J 2 6 2? Jackson 3 3 13 28 2 2 7 9 Logan Gal po s 2 8 12 Me gs 0 ll 5 9 We lston 0 5 4 34 TOTALS 19 19 144 144 Tuesday s Resu Its Athens 4 ronton 3 Logan Jackson 0 Me gs We l ston ppnd Ga l po s Waver y ppnd eset Apr I 30 Today s Games Ga po Is at Logan renton at Jackson nternat1onat League Standmgs By United Press lnternat10nal Amer can 0 v son wtpclgb Paw ucket Roches e Sy acuse To edo Nahonal D v1s on T dewate wlpctgb 9 3 750 Pen nsu a R chmond 7 4 2 8 Cha es on 5 3 6 5 4 7 3 9 623 545 364 250 2 4 6 3 667 636 200 s Results T dtwate a Syracuse Cha es on 4 Pawtucket 1 Rochester 10 R chm ond 9 Pen nsu a 3 To edo Tuesday 6 Thursday Game Ironton at Gal l po s By ABA Playoff Stand ngs Un1ted Press lnternat onal IOvson Fnals Best of Seven} East REMINDER Boys mterested n playmg Pee Wee Little League and Pony League baseball th1s swnmer at Chesh re are asked to s1gn up thiS evemng from 6.a p m at the Bradbury Bwldmg m Cheshtre All msurance fees must be pa1d m order to be able to practiCe x Ken ucky Ca o na West x lnd ana Ulah x c nched ;)E'r es w 4 3 I J 4 w I ,' pet 57 429 pel 667 33J 24 Tuesdays Results Ken ucky 07 Caro na 96 only game sc heduled) Wednesday s Game (no game schedu ed NBA Playoff Stand1ngs ( 0 v1slon Fmals EastBesl ol Seven I 8os on Lowest Price w 3 West I 1 3 pet 750 250 pet w Los Ange es Go denS ate J 3 Tuesdays Results F78xl4 15 750 250 (no games schedu ed) Wednesday s Games ON $2695 New York at Boston Go denS ate at Los Ange es USED CARS G78xl4 15 $2795 WEATIIER H78x14 15 WARMER ••• $2895 VALUES Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Freel The Daily Sentmel DEVOTEOTOTME INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed A08EAT HOEFL CH CtyEdfor shed da y excep sa u day by The Oh o va ey Pub sh ng Company 1 Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 99~ 2156 Ed or a Phone 992 Pub 1157 Second c ass pos a9e pa d a Pome OY Oh 0 Na onal aave s ng rep esen a ve Bo nell Ga agher nc 2 Eas 42nd HOTTER! S KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 3rd Ave M1ddleport South Webster cut the lead to one rW'l In the thtrd on two wa1ks a balk and an error The Bobcats made 113-lm the thlfd on a walk to Marshall French Roush s sacrthce bunt fielder s cho1ce and a long double by Cremeans A final msurance run came m the s1xth on Bmrd s leadoff s ngle a walk to Rankm and two out smgle by shortstop Terry Lucas Ba rd n wmnmg has thtrd game of the season fanned e ghl wh1le walkmg two Phipps struckout three and Issued three free passes Roush and Ba1rd led the Bobcat hitting attack w1thtwo hils each Weather perm1thng KC w ll play Wahama thiS evemng and Wellston Fr day evemng Kyger Creek f ~ ) PLAVER- POS AB R H F ench ct Roush 2b Hudson c C erneans b McCa l y f Ba d p Ran k n rf A ne 3b lucas ss 2 i o 0 '1 3 J 2 2 0 0 0 '1 3 3 24 Totals By nn ngs Sou th Webs e K yge r C ee k. o 00 000 1)- 1 D 0 0 0 0 7 4 2 0 20 DO X ' 7 ) Ph pps LP ) and Sm th Ba d ( WP ) and Hudson South Webster (I) AB R H PLAYER - PO~ Bowman 2b Ross f Weaver f Sm th ss Caxon f B Ph pps cf S Ph pps p Taulbee b R Sm th c R ce 3b 3 3 2 3 J J J 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 Totals D 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 2 694003 New York H&R FIRESTONE 7 533 7 500 2 2, 2 , 1 J Boston New York C eve and SEOAL STANDINGS COLUMBUS (UP!) Sophomore outfielder Terry Lynch of Central M1ch gan has been selected the M1d Amer can Conference sprmg athlete-of the week Lyn ch a nat1ve of Mt Pleasant Mach had seven h1ts m the Chippewas 2 I senes edge over Kent State last weekend runnmg h1s con secutlve game hattmg streak to 17 games a CMU record Lynch also took over the conference batttng lead wtth a 469 average onf $0 h11.'l n 64 tnps to the plate mcludmg three doubles and three home runs He also has 4 runs batted m and ts mne for nme n stolen base attempts Other nom nees for this week s honor were outfielder TJm Petro m of Bowlmg Green pitcher Dave Hasbach of M am1 pitcher Neal Mersch of Toledo outfielder Frank Ballard of Western M1ch gan and golfer M•ke McPhee of OhiO Umverstty 8 a Kyger Creek upped 1ts season record to 7 2 Tuesday West wlpctgb mght with a 4-1 non league vactory over the Soutl Webster San Franc sc o 1A 5 737 c nc nnat 11 6 647 2 Jeeps of &1oto County The Houston 11 8 579 3 Los Angeles 1 389 6 :1 loss left the Jeeps w tl a 5 2 I San 0 ego 7 2 368 7 slate At anta S 1 31:3 7 2 Coach J1m Sprague s Bob Tuesday s Results cats plated two runs In the f rst San Fran 4 Ch cage 2 0 nn Montreat 7 C nc nnatl 2 Lnmng8 nd wrapped t up w1th San D ego 7 P ttsbgh 5 smgle nms m the thlrd and Sl Louis 2 Los Ang sixth mntngs Allanta 1 Ph a 2 Houston 4 New Yo k 2 Righthander John Ba~rd Today s Probable P1fc;hers m1xmg h•• pitches well y1elded I All T mes EDT I San Franc sco (Mar chal 3 1) only two h f.<; smgles off the at Ch cago ( Jenk ns 1 1) 1 30 bats of shorlstop Greg Smith pm and second basemah R ck Montrea (Moore 1) a C nc nnat tBI ngham 20) Bowman 30p m Kyger Creek JUmped on San D ego (Cadwe ll 0 2) at PI sburgh (Br es 0 I) 8 05 starter and loser Scott Phtpps pm a nghty for two runs m the Ph adelph a t Lon borg 21 at first John Rousl Bobcat Atlanta (Morton 0 ll 8OS p m New York ( Koosman 2 O) at second baseman started the Houston (W $on 2) 7 30 p m rally by leggmg out an mfe1ld Los Angeles t Down ng 1 1l at growtder Clay Hudson JuniOr St Lou s (Spinks o 2) 8 p m Thursdays Games catcher walked on a 3 2 and San Franc sco at Ch cago both runners advanced on a New York at Houston (n ght passed ball (on y games scheduled) Roush scored on a fielder s Amer can League cho ce off the bat of Orland East wlpctgb Cremeans and Hudson came Ba more 9 6 600 across on a double by left M waukee 7 6 538 fielder Greg McCarty Detro I 8 7 533 2 Best Quality 992 2238 MAJOR New York C ty New York Subsc p on a es De ve ed by carr e where ava ab e SO cen s pe week By Moo Roue where c.Jrr er se v ce no a .... a abe One mon h $1 7S By ma n Oh o and W va One yea \400 S x mon hs 57 25 Th ee on hs S• SO Subsc pt on p ce nc udes Sunday T mes Sen I ne Padres surprise Pittsburgh, 7-5 By VITO STELLINO UP1 Sporl.'l Writer Clarence Gaston hgures hlS bat will keep h1m m til<> San Diego Padres bneup but his glove 1sn t hurtmg his chances either Don Z1mmer the San Diego manager says J made up my mind a couple of days ago that he was gomg to play every day unless he just stops hlltmg Gaston who had been pla tooned with Dave Marshall collected two h1ls drove in a run and scored one m the Padres come !rDil\-beh1nd 74i trmmph Tuesday mght over the Pill.'l?urgh P1rates But 1t was hiS catch they were lalkmg about after the game W1th two on and one out m the runth mmng M1lt May hit a shot down the nghlf1eld !me that looked hke 11 m1ght be a two-run double and t e the game Gaston runmng at top speed toward the 1 ne slabbed the ball at hts shoelaces as tt was veer ng away from h1m and then qwckly f1red to second base to double up Willie Stargell to end the game Stargell thought 1t was a sure hit and was runn ng on the play Gaston though sa1d he thought he had the smkmg l ner all the way I knew I had to get Lt or tt sa lie game and May would be the wmrung run on second or third I went all out as soon as he hl11t I feel I m a good outfielder and now that I ve gotten over my LnJUr es I should be able to do the JOb every day hke the man (Zimmer) wants me to ~n other Natwnal I eague actiOn Houston downed the New York Mels 4 2 St Lows blanked Los Angeles 2 0 Atlanl.>l routed Ph1ladelph a 11 2 Montreal beat Cmclnnati 7 2 and San Francisco edged Ch cago 4 2 m 10 nmngs In the Amcncan League Chicago downed New York 8-4 Oakland blanked Cleveland 4fl Texas edged DetrOit 2-1 Milwaukee routed Kansas City 9 1 Mmnesol.>l beat Boston 8-4 and Cahforma beat Baltunrre s.-5 m 10 mnmgs R1ck Wtse p1tched a siX h1tter enablmg the Cardinals to break an e1ght.game losmg streak wtth the trmmph over the Dodgers St LouiS 1s 2-12 and W1se has won both games Ted Sn.emore and Jose Cruz each drove m a run for the Cards • Fla a re1 H ed promp ly • 1 bu v11l es cp 11 ed • f ac or es re readedl •T cs dried • r c sales & service fo every t uck tractor and ou u on yo r (a m GENERAL l\RE SALES 992 7161 M1dd leport 0 We're As Close As Your Phone MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam St POMEROY OHIO 992 2101 ONE OF IHE lARGEST TIRE DEALERS IN SOI$t£ASTERN OHIO I WE IS WELl IS OORS lhtth:t I I Z rldt- \l1 I . . . .~~~---•••••••••••••••••11!1•1111~~~~--­ OLD TIRES ARE ROLLING INTO NEW HAVEN DISCOUNT TIRE NEW TIRIES ARE ROLLING OUT MEDALLION MARINI:R PREMIUM 2+2 FIBERGI:AS BELTED WHITEWALLS ANY SIZE $2300 ---------------------------------------MEDALLION MARQUIS PREMIUM 4-PLY POL YESTfR WHITEWALLS $2400 ANY SIZE INCLUDING MOUNTING, BALANCING, FEDERAl EXCISE TAX �Til<> Dall) S.ntmel Middleport Pomero._~Yi:::o~,:,:,,;A,:::;P,;",,:.~l25;::,',:~19;;7,~3:::::~;: ?: ......~~-: 2 Mason County WIN AT BRIDGE Helen Help News Notes Us. M ASON - Urton Holy Week servtces began at ChnstJan Umted Brelllren Church on Monday Apr1ll6 The f1rst part of the the Re\ .J•• NORTH By Alma Marshall ,.., eek Reasoning Out Setting Lead Clarence M cC loud conducted serVIces at Chnshan Uruled Brethren Church and on Thursday Fnday and Saturday U e Rev James Lew1s pastor of (,'lmst an Umted Brethren Church conducted serv ces at Rev M cCloud s church the Mason Umted Melhod1s1 Both pastors partie patcd m the Hoi} Commumon Serv ce on Thursda) at Mason Umted Methodist Church F ve teenage rs \\ere taken mto the Mason Urn ted MethodJst n embcrshtp on Easter Sunday They were Dale Lew1s Mrchael l~mberl Belva J ohnson Carla and Mary McFarland Forlo • ng the sunr se serviCe at Mason Umted Metho<hsl Chun.: h the men ser ved breakfast m the social room to the lad es of the church and ott ers Approxunately 90 allended The cho r directed bv Mrs Jerry Gtbb~ New Haven presented the sunr se serv ce at Chnshan Brethren Church Afterwards the mornmg servtcc was conducted b} the Rev l..e\\ s C.'h trch servaces are held every Slmda) evemng at the cl rch I MASON COUNTY HOMEMAKERS Spnng luncheon w ll be held Thursctav May l()th at the 'loloose Hall m Pl Pleasant Mr West V rg ma John Rme of Weston will present an nterestmg program on our state Mr Rme and h1s wtfe Edna operate the West V rgmta Room AI torcstmg ~rogram has been planned by Mrs Gus Douglass Jr w fc of the Con m ss oner of Agr culture and her Sprmg 1 uncheo con n ttee 9omposed of Mrs Wade Seaner and Mrs Larr) Sull \ an A style show w ll be featured from 11 to 12 The comm ttee has encoura ged all ll e lad es that se" to model out!• Is that they have nade A reg strat on form for the lWJcheon and style show has been rna led to homemakers The reg strat on for lunch s $2 50 and sho 1ll ben a led to Mrs Jess Brown Rt 1 Letart W Va 25253 by May 7ll WES1 COlUMBIA - Sandra Fowlers book of poems In the Shape of Sun has been placed n the New Haven Ubrary and anothe h s been g ven to me to place n the Pt Pleasant Pub! c I brar) Mucl of the nformatwn about M1Ss Fowler has been fur mshed to me by M• s Kay King of Letart Just talkmg to Mrs K ng on the phone I know th is woman must be one of the best Her nterest n Sandra s great M ss Fo vle of West Columbia has been wrttmg poems and stor es for somet me Her book of poems LS for sale at $1 25 each ril E CHEROKEE Homemakers Club met at the home of M s Sally Sm •lh on Tuesday Apr l 17 Mrs Dav1d Dewhurst pres den t pres d ng an nounced the Charleston area spr ng meet ng " II be held Apnl 25th m Hunhngton She also read a thank vou card from the BrO\~;n ng fam ly for the red and whtte carnat ons rece ve I l'he club netted $90 57 from a recent bazaar and bake sale I eld Mrs W lla Sc1tes 'las m charge of the lesson t•lled Wild Wonde rful West V rg nta Pr or to the busmess meetmg Mrs Ollie Browmng va s n charge of the devol onals usmg the theme The Good News of Easte n the scr pture and tl ouglt for the day Prayer was by Mrs Ann Btrd concl1d ng devotwr s Present ve e M s R tch e Btrd Mrs 011 e Browmng Mrs Oscar Casto Mrs Gerald Clark Mrs Davtd Dewhurst Mrs W 11 am Gr nstead Mrs Kate Roush Mrs K K Scttes Mrs Luther Sm th Shelley and K m Casto HERE AND rHERE - Mrs George Carson Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs Maxme Gr mrn M s Nora Staats Mrs Eleanor G•ll Mrs Elmer Grueser and Mrs Esther Bla ne attended the West V1rg ma Homemakers Spr ng Plannmg Conference at Jackson s M ll Weston W Va The above named ladtes are all members of Homen aker Clubs n Mason CoWlty MR WALDEN ROUSH Pt Pleasant has been appo nted by Mr Rufus Speaks (RegiOn V Representative ) as the state representatiVe for West V rg rua and for the Oh o VaHey Gem and M neral Soclet) at Ashland Kentucky There will be a Regton V Gem and Mmeral Show m Knoxvtlle Tenn Apnl 2Q28th Persons dcslflng further mformatton about this show sl ould co tact Mr Roush 675 2 8~4 TfiE I ADIES AUXILIARY of the New Haven Volunteer Fife Depart 1 ent IS hav ng a rummage sale Thursday and Fnday May 3rd nd 4th at the C1ty Bulldmg n New Haven The lad1es v.ould apprec ate donatiOns of cJothmg or furmture If you have donat ons please call8112.3265 and they can be p1cked up Proceeds w 11 pe used for the Volunteer F1re Department PAMELA THbMAS NIECE of Mrs Dallas Walker and a Hon e Econom cs teacher wtll start classes on sewmg kruts on Fnday Apr 1 27th at Mason Un ted MethodiSt Church The classes v II be n the church basement and start at 7 p m and will last 2 hours Emphasis wtll be on making tops and slacks More nformat on can be obU. ed by callmg Mrs Roy Harless 773 o735 ANOTHER SEWING CLASS w1ll be conducted on Monday Apr I 3Dth from 7 to 9 p m at the Lutheran Church m New Ha en M s Ruth Burr garner of Middleport will show advanced eel n ques fo r se" ng kmts 1 I ave attended a couple of Ruth s cla sses you can bet she has come up with something that s ne v Both Pamela Tho nas and Mrs Bumgarner s classes are $2 per T r on I u ppcr:-; Plam~ Socu ty New~ S day School a ttendance at Mr and M1 s Eldred Gr mes of ll e MeQod sl Chw ch vas 78 Atl ens and attended church Offer ng as $ 2~ 31 Worsh p serv ces there atte lance s 47 and offer ng Mrs Helen Sprague returned $51 55 home after spendmg several M nd Mrs Ra y Justis re days with her mother and an oun ng t e b tt of the r daughter of Akron who are f rst r ld a f'i n born at St qu te ll Josep H SJ I S n v \pr l Mr an I M1 s Jack Stanley of 15 II s en n ed Sco e At/ e s vere Wednesday guests Ha y uf he1 brother Mr and Mrs M nd M s Marvm Wa ker IVa) e Bnckles spen he eekend v th her Those vtsttmg Mrs Ne1sel br otl er Ro l c t Ho ar of Weatl e nan and Mrs Edna r ucasv lle Bcarhs recently were Mr and [hose s l ng M and M s Mrs D ght Spencer Mr and 1 hu n <-~ n Babcoc k r cently l'vh s R chard Bearhs and we ~ M1'l E I Hannu and fan l) of Pon eroy Rl 3 Mrs son n I ) Hann n and S nm) Do na Brooks of North Ra d of l o g Botto Leoto Ca ol na and her son James Massar of J astern an J Mr and Watson of Tuppers Plams M s M v n \lnlke local Mrs Grace Kuhn also of M• an l Mrs Eldred G mes 1 uppe rs Pia ns and stslsr Mrs of Atl ens v S te l I IS SIStc Mar K mble L1ltle Hockmg M s Nc sel WeaU erman one M nd Mrs Albert Appleby lav last ~ ee k and Rev and Mrs Satter eld lstl t and Mrs Roge I Coe of Chester an l da gl tor of l'l B gg N Leo a Mas:s e~r of East~rn fcto. d:ws v s ted I e s ster Mrs I eone C a c spcn l g I CH Yt tl C p cn t'i M B JCock Sund ay d M ( U} Spc c and Mr Mr and M s IV !ford T pp e d Mrs M II d Coe of il:\h ns Rl 5 VIS ted her Mrs Nc se l Wca tl e an parents Mr ;Jnd M s spent Sunda y Will her b v her Clarence N1cl ols Sunday Ih II 1 It 11 Bottel • • 72 • AKJ74 . KJ93 Soc1al Securlty - His or Hers"' (0) WEST EAST .AQ 9654 • Q\06 • Q95 • 10 Dear Helen .KJ 9853 . 10632 Rel rement for th!_Man of til<> House ISn I all 1t s cracked up . 85 to be - for the w1fe lllat 1s Mme Slls around all day does as he ... 1 SOUTH pleases and says no one IS gomg to tell HIM what to do . K81 He s always tired but never too llred t play golf • A 71t 8 He d1dn t want me to work ouls1de the home as 1 was busy . AQI0642 ratsmg has three ch1ldren by a prevtous marnage and our own North South vulnenble Soon I w1U start Social Seeunly - my w1fe s share We West North East South don t need the money to I ve on havmg other mcome from m L+ Pass 2 • vestments But my man Ins sts 1t s HIS money and I must turn at 3NT. over to htm to do!,e out as he sees f1t 4• Pass Pass 6 • Pass That the way t s always been I had to g•ve an accounlmg of Pass Pass Op~n ng lead-. A every dollar spent Not that he complamed but I felt hke a small ch1ld asking for ruckels and d1mes So finally I ve dec1ded to have somethmg of my o vn I m not By Oswald & James Jacoby a spendthnft but! d love to feel free of the dole While he golfs It was the late Cmdr Wm or rests I could lunch downtown wtth fracnds; shop for g fts f1eld L1gget Jr who IS sup posed to have said I care etc - anddottonmy own Since we don t need this extra money am l asking too much not who makes tbe natton s systems tf l can make the J c best openmg leads Now 1f you can cover up Dear J all hands except West and You certamly aren t askmg too much Though you d1dn t look at the b1dd ng you w II work outside you nevertheless worked hard for your retirement fmd yourself on lead aga nst SIX clubs What do you lead money and t yours wt y and Every marrwd person (especially the rehred) needs gel Now 1f you look at all the away time - as wtth your husband sgolf - and this costs money hands you Will see the wm Smce the $150 or so you ll receive from Soc al Secunly ISn 1 n ng defense to lead the necessary for hvmg expenses I see no reason why he should dole ace of spades ISand contmue tout to you Ill rough HIS bank account lliSn t gettmg away 1f The answer to the why s }Ou must ask permtss on and beg lunch money H that analym w•ll show that no other lead can do you any +++ good I AMEN r rO READERS OF HHU Look at the b1ddmg Your Cornmenhng on pert nent fast-breakmg news m an adv ce partner could not overcall column 1s nsky By the hme my remarks 1 each prmt some lhe diamond openmg but c1d four weeks after I type them who knows what new develop ment.s w II have ansen to make me look unaware and out-of dale I Jn a column (wntten March 14 ) I tac11ly agreed that Recent VISitors of Mr a d housew ves aren t orgamzed agamst outrageous pr~ces and Mrs John Dean a d Mr and suggested The Buck Slops Here slogans for their purses Almost unmcd ately newspapers blossomed w th reporls of Mrs John Wal te r Dean were shoppers revolts and u dicated mtd:March meat sales were M1 and Mrs Kenneth Mark ns down and droppmg W sh I could take credit but darn 11 my of Racme Mr and Mrs Garold G lkey R1ck Tammy and column hadn t yet h1l pnnt dy of Athens Mr •nd Mrs l .et s hope selecltve buymg cont nues so that hvmg costs w1ll soon no longer k llus Meanwhile (as of March 23 when the Hoba t Sn alley of Chester AMN K1rk Halley and AMN Aprll25 HHU IS under conslruchon) I note a breakthrough In my supermarket s steak department are dozens of R cha1d De<.~n who are packa ges red tagged REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE and s a wned at K I Sawyer AFB M cl1gan marked down some 20 pet from or gmal prtces Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles You know somethmg ' They STILLS1llhere gettmg older We women may be termed the weaker sex but we can pack a v s ed recently w th Mr and M s Cec I Br cklcs and Mr w1th our \\allels - H hefty wallop <:~nd M s Greg Brtckles at +++ Dear Helen Grovepo t M 0::1 Frahces Miller and My mother m ler late 40s s normal most of the t me but she ge ls very morb1d She keeps saymg she w1ll d1e very soon and daughler of Belpre spent t1 e weekend at her farm here what s more shes happy about 1t Shes ready to go to God M s Hazel Arnold VIS led even called my grandfather to help make fune al arrangements ecen ly m Columxus v t1 her when the tame carne Insisted he call all the kids There s no nedtcal problem that we know about Could 1t be stJn M and Mrs Lester Ar n ld and B lly change ofhfe blues? We tell her we love and need her to no avail Rev Clyde P H nton forn er What else can we do ' GROWN CHILDREN pa st 1 of tl e Carleton Church Dear Grown Ch ldren has been a pattent at Lancaster H sp tal where he IS very much InSist that your mother have a complete physiCa!Check up n proved Posstbly all she needs IS hormones and an understanding talk w1th her doctor - H Rcce t v s tors of Mr and 2. 3.. 3. Kingsbury E• Television Log WEDNESDAY APRIL2S 1973 back m w1th thrl!<' hearts s 00 - Mr Roger s 33 Bonanza J " Hazel 8 Andy Gr If th 15 B g Vall~ y 6 South JUSt b1d three no trump over th1s three heart S JO - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly H lib II es 8 Hodgepodge Lodge :20 Death Va ley Days 15 call When you b•d four 6 00 ~ Tr uth or Conseq 6 News 3 4 8 10 1.S Sesame St 10 hearts North could !md no Around the Bend 33 b•d at all 6 30- NewsJ 4 6 8 10 IS I Dream of Jeanne 13 Zoom 33 Then why did South Jump 7 00 - News 6 0 What s My L ne 8 Tru th o Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 3 Know You Schools 33 to SlX clubs? Because he had Elec Co 20 Sa nt 15 dec1ded from the b1dd ng 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 The Judge 10 Pol ce Surgeon J that North would hol<l JUSt Beat tf'le Clock 13 Andy Gr ff th IS Ep sode Act on 33 one heart South also was George J< by 8 Econom c Educat on 20 Lambchop and the marked w1th the kmg of Profe ssor 4 8 00 - Adam 2 3 <1 5 Amer ca 73 20 33 Paul Lynde 6 3 spades so maybe your ace Forb dden Desert of the Oanak I 8 10 queen would keep but rna 8 30 - The Go ng Up of Oav d Lev 3 4 15 MIJv e Intermezzo lure analys s would md1cate 6 13 that South would be able to - Med ca Center 8 0 Lenox Quartet Haydn Opus 3J get nd or all or at least all 9 00 Understand ng Afr ca 20 but one of hts spades on 9 30 Turn ng Po nts 10 33 North s d•amond su1t 10 00 - Sou 33 News 70 Ov.ien Mar sha 6 3 Sear ch J 4 15 Cannon 8 10 At least th s ts the reason 11 00 - News 3 4 6 810 13 S ng used by G1org1o Bella 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 Comedy News 6 3 Mo es donna of Italy when he led N ght nto Morn ng 8 Ada o the spade ace and helped hiS 00 News 4 13 team wm that year s world THURSDAY AfRIL26 1973 champwnsh1p 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 NEWSPAPER EHTfRPR SE ASSH The b d,d ng \\est has been North East 3• Pass South ? You South hold .Q2 ¥AK986S4 t/\2 .1\2 WI at .do you do? A-81d f ve no trump Th1s b d asks your partner to b d seve n spades 1f he holds two of the three top honors In this case the ace and kmg s nee you have the queen 100AYS QUESTION East b ds three spades You South hold .K65 .A 32 tKQ!086 .A] What do you do Answer tomorrow • News, Notes Mrs Raymond Salser and H c ard were Mr and Mrs Ernest Perk ns Gene and Mar} uf MariOn Mrs Bettv Chevalter and K rk of Tuppers Plams Mrs Evelyn Well and Mr and Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs R ger Young and Wesley and Roger D xon were all recent v s ors of Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal Karla and Dcmse Mr and Mrs Patnck W lhams and fam ly v1s1ted re ently w th Mrs Hazel Ar noll::l and Walter Mr and Mrs Roger Toney of Cl es er v s ted Mr and Mrs Nev White and Sherman Mr and Mrs V~rg1l Carl and [am ly VIS ted with Mr ana M s Ct aries Barnett at Grove C y enroute home from C ldren s Hospital al Columbus where Randy was a pa en l Mrs Mae Darmon who IS a paltent at Holzer Medtcal Center s mprovmg at tlas 1me 6 5 Fa mt me o 6 20 - Farm Repo t 13 6 2S Pau Harvey 13 6 30 Columbu s, Today <1 8 ble Answers 8 Amer ca s P ob ems 0 Patterns for L v ng 3 6 45 Corncob Report 3 6 S5 - Take F ve for L fe 5 7 00 - Today 3 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jells Coli e 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Sleepy Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullw nk e 3 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 0 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue J lass e 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 3 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 9 00 - Concentrat on 6 Pau D xon 4 Ph 1 Don~ hue 5 Capt Kangaroo 3 Fr end y Junct on 0 AM 3 Ben Casey 13 9 30 - Jeopa dy 6 To Te I The Truth 3 Ho lywood Talk ng o 10 00 - 0 ck Van Dyke 13 D nah Shore 3 15 Columbus S :x Callng6 Joke sWida o l 10 30 - Sp tSecood 3 BaffleJ 415 $ OOOOPyram dB 0 00 Sa e of the Cen tur y 3 15 Gamb t 8 0 Love Amer ca~ Style 6 Password 13 Elec Co 20 1 30 - Bew tched 3 Ho ywood Squares 3 4 5 Search to Tomorrow 8 0 Sesame St 20 12 00 - Passwo d 3 News 10 Jeopa dy 3 5 Jack e Obllnge 8 12 30 - JWsJ 5 Sp 1Second6 SearchforTomorrowB 0 1 00 AI My Ch d en 6 J News 3 G een Ac es 0 Watch Your Ch ld 20 33 Sec et Storm a Not For Women Only 5 JO - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Dea 13 Bowl ng 6 As the Word Turns S 0 2 00 ~ Days of Our L ves J 4 5 New ywed Game 13 M ke Douglass 6 Gu d ng L !iJh f 8 10 2 30 - Doctors3 4 15 DatngGame 3 EdgeofNghta o 3 00 - Another Wo ld 3 4 5 Gene dl Hasp ta 6 3 Love Sp endored Th ng 8 0 Beh nd fht:! L nes 20 3 30 - Retu n of Peyton Place 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 13 Secret Sfo m 10 Merv Gr ff n 8 Eye to "Eye 20 Ph Donahu e 4 4 00 M ster. Ca toon 3 Me v G ff n 4 Love Arne ca n Sty e 13 Some set 15 Sesame Sf 20 33 Huck ebe ry Hound Yog Bear 6 Move Fox F e 0 4 30 Pett coat Junct on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Dane Boone 13 Me v G ff n 4 W d W d We st 3 Marsha D I on 5 To Be Announced 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3 4 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff fh 1S Haze 8 B g Val ey 6 5 30 Marsha ll D I on 5 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyl e USMC 13 Beve ly H I b I es 8 HodQeoodge Lodge 20 6 00 News 3 4 8 15 News 6 10 Truth or Con seq 6 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 I Dream of Jeanne 3 6 30 Des gn lng Women 33 C B$ News 8 0 7 00 What s My L ne 8 B g Red Jub ee 5 News 6 o Bea the C ock 4 E ec C:> 20 Course of Our T mes 33 Truth o Conseq 3 Lets Make A Deal 3 7 30 I See You n Cou t 4 Ho ywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 W d K ngdom 0 Lass e 8 Beat the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Fl p W son 3 4 5 Mod Squad 6 3 To Be Announced 33 8 00- Fl p W son 3 4 5 Mod Squi!d 6 13 The Waltons 8 o Move 0 1 ve Tw st 20 33 9 00 Iron s de 3 4 15 K ng Fu 6 3 Move M x Me A Per son 8 CBS News Spec .al 0 10 00 - 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and 2 000 chenls The attrachon desperatiOnand I ope Harold Robb ns next novel w ll explore Sex m the Un ons CBS announced f.<; Bndget & Ber e was bemg cancelled because Its: ratmg droop between All 1n the Fam1ly and tha Ma y l yle1 Moore delight created a ham muck ng effect sure trutl s t got a bigger ra ng than MTM fhc Chmese Shenyang acrobat1c troupe on TV was ma1 velous Jn old vaudev He terms 1t v. as the b ggest Opcmng Act m vanety history lt needed no explanatory banal ty but got tt because the vmce of exped ency belonged to Mrs Da vid Susskmd whose husband produced the sl ov. meanmg atmed cameras at the exqu s lely tra ned performers Mayor Lmdsay sa1d prost es had been e ased from midtown the cops were appnsed that at 55th & 7th seven vere bunched four tn a shop doorway m the early evenmg they tned u coax 81 year old A:lec Ferguson retired GM ~xec "ho Iaug! ed an~ laughed at their poor a 1m How s thts for food nflat on a large lobs er at the m dtown Gloucester House now costs $19 50 no soup des$ert wme nor cock! a Is the hllle cia vser goes for $13 50 Arthur Godfrey s Chrysler-sponsor leavetak ng of course ended n a typ cal Godfrey s"' pe a the corporate I and that fed him JUst as when he left h s decade long c ga ret sponsor years ago and turned up next shov. smokmg a 1.1.ge I un bnos ng p pe such gentlemanly "l al y Se\ e1al years ago we c ted CBS TV reporter Cl s Borgen as the best n I s busmess the Cl ase Bank sl ckup last week an l I s courageous del very of ll e handcuffed thugs to e ,. ps more lhan proved our case he s far ab vc all tt e 1es t of TV newshawks a spot news a f s an wh~ never should become an an c:l 111 an _.,he s NPver been a practtltoner of ! v ue<~ J ut nal sm tells t as tt IS brtll antly CBS and Jn J ensen asked Cl IS on the atr \ black band1 s chose hun as U e r I a1son nd CI IIS n o lcs ly s 1 pi) quo led hem They sa d they trusted me Properly so ne t1 cr Jensen nor Chns mentioned the aJOf reason that Chris Is a black man though nearer a Latmesque hght be ge the thugs asked f r Chr s or G1l Noble another [me black reporter w th ABC Chr s f nail} was revea led according to Jensen as an ex policeman which he IS ten years on the N Y force last wtth the narcotics squad but lh1s column told hLS story a couple of years ago when Lt was a revelation hts real name as Sid Shepard whtch he used on the force as a br lhanl equally brave bull he changed l o Chr s Borgen to pursue a rnoonhghtmg career m rad o weekends m Philadelphia where he got experience disc jockeymg and reporting under l1s present TV name taken from his mother He started n New York on news station WINS and leaped up to CBS and the rest,. a brllhant success tale We ve watched Chrts m act on off-camera as he extracts stories from assorted targets he has the street smart capabtlltles of all good expenenced detect ves and a plamly pohshed and potsed naturalness a touch of style and elocutiOn clothes d s l net on n his aspect gr on ng and subtly superiOr courtesy to anyone from thugs to llckhsh pol c ans caught with their dukes m the tambourme and h s styhsh caper w1ll brmg h m most 1f nol all the b g TV awards available he s too late for thiS yea r s En mys but watt 11 next year th1s year for all sorts of appluase \:\. nom nate him for an honorary doctorate at !he Joh Jay College of Cr mmal Justice \here fme copS are tramed towards the hetghts of the r d ff1cult careers he s a splendid example of the best m I s cunously sho~ b1z tam ted field He pursues his trmmplis hke any dedicated newsman the best there s Happy Hooker XaVIera Hollander can t get mto tl e U S (Shes be ng flun g out of Canada presently! but Uncle Sam gel.'l h1s lox hens s mply JUSt collars the cash from hPr Ameflcan publishers ( $100 000 m back taxes and penalties already thiS year) Mark Spllz meteor c stu nble tn H wpod 1s bemg blamed on sl owb z adv sers who thought they had a fiSC31 ger by the l<l]l f nothmg happens to the great a hle te soon he ll be a dental case agaul The Mafia npoff of h1t recordmgs Is no nor rr1 tat on at s more than a th rd of record sales curren tly and grow ng The mobs c rol JUkeboxes tn many (most n aybe) <II eas an they have their black hand on the r curd d slnbutors t s an annual qu.ar~er of a b II n d lur c llechve heiSt In this dawmng of the Age of Aquanus 1t also appears that 11 may be the dalvrung of the age of FM rad1o -a dawmng that 1s aboulthree decades overdue But now 1t JUSt m1ght happen FM already IS a middle-aged character but like the younger crowd today l still suffers somethmg of an Identity cnSis To be blunt FM still sn 1sure what 11 wan f.<; to be and where 1t wan Is to go ThiS 1lleg lunate stepchild of broadcastmg may be on the brmk however built s been a tussle all lhe way And a recent report from New York the nation s number one market m dicales that FM may be ov~r lbe hump Instead of over the hill WCBS-FM owned by guess who recently reported that a change m 1ls format - deceptively s1mpl~ - has made 11 the b1ggest FM statwn m the country and that 1t IS outranked m fact by only SIX AM stations All that WCBS d1d was to toke authent c gold record h11.'l (thiS usually means I 000 000 sales of a SJngle or 100 000 sales of an album I believe) and play them full tune and by the ongmal artiSt n all formats - rock sweet rnustc country Western etc Elemenl<ll but Pow up went the ratmgs It was not always thus and once 1t was almost tmpossLble In addition to the pervastve mf1uence of te1eviSion FM radio s greatest obstacle was surpnsmgly the stabons owner them selves Crazy' Sure But this IS what happened When FM frequencies became available more often than not they were gobbled up by ex stmg AM statwns Rather than try to make them mlo alternative broadcasting sources the AM operators usually s mply sunulcasl their regular (and usually profitable) AM programs on the FM bamf too By the tote F1fties or early SIXhes FM was a termmal case 1f not actually dead Then thmgs began to happen - m apparently unrelated sequence - and FM began to grow m a curve that s trendmg sharply upward now I The FCC awoke from 1ts slumbers long enough to order most AM statiOns to put separate programs on the FM band lllStead of makmg 1t an easy nder along w1th the AM programs (To the cred1t oflocal WJEH 1l has split programmmg for years but WMPO 1n til<> B1g Bend has never qwte dec•ded to take the FM plunge ) 2 - Those dev1hshly clever folks across the pond the Japanese decided to trans stonze the "orld 1f they couldn t conquer It and came forth with some fme FM AM tuners with stereophomc features AFC tuners wh1ch lock m FM signals which tend to dnfl and all at very reasonable pnces Today the AM..only radw LS a ranty and Congress may make all radlos compahble for AM and FM JU.Sl as they made all TV sets swlable for both VHF and lfliF station receptlor (An exceptiOn here IS the American car radio The pnce difference between an AM radiO and an AM FM IS absolutely stupid m most cases ) 3 FM stat ons discovered they could deUver good aud1ences With highly spec1al zed programs rang1ng from foreign language broadcasts m large ctbes to country western all-news and heaven knows what else all around the country Result The age of FM 1s apparently amvmg w1th a clear criSp Signal and a mull tude of stations to 1slen to When an FM stahon outdra\\ s all but SIX of lbe AM outlets m tile country you can bel the fr1e1 dly folks at the ad agenc es are hslemng - very closely Shot Pul Weber Me1gs 44 J Thomas Me1gs George feel 8 Dewitt North Galha North Galba Oller Me1gs Sheets Eastern High Jump Wh•llalch Pole Vault Lehew Me1gs 8 Me~gs 5 feet Blake Me1gs feet Robmson North Gall1a Robmson North Galha Expos j6lt Reds, 7-2 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mike Torrez hl;d nothmg to look for ward to but a sleepless mght before tbe rally started And when 11 ended' It was JUst 1 ke getting a Chnstmas present satd tlle smtlmg Torrez Bools Day s pmch double tr1ggered 11 aU sa1d Montreal Manager Gene Mauch When a guy walks up there to the plate w1lh a count two strikes and one ball on him and a cold bat In his hands and wmda up With a h1t you gotta f gure anyth1ng can happen 'Mus was the Situation Tues day mghl when Day battmg for Hal Breeden dehvered one of five h11.'l the Expos pounded out durmg a mnth mrung rally which camed them to a 7 2 vtctory over the C ncmnat Reds The Expos game !Vlllmng upnsmg came after Johnny Bench had provided Don Gullett w1th a 2-(J lead by taggmg Torrez w1th a two-run bases loaded Single m the bottom of the e1ghth Torrez had walked from the mound after the bottom of the e1ghlh mnmg wondermg what he had done to deserve such homble luck I Honestly 1sa1d M1ke Bench hit a super pitch He JUSt threw his bat at the ball He hit what probably was the best shder I threw all mght Bench s two-run smgle came on a 3-2 pitch The ball wound up n left f1eld and Bench s bat wound up JUSt to the left of the moWld How can I lose a game on a p1tch hke that Torrez h~d kept mumbling to hunself as he walked deJectedly to the dugout after the e ghth mmng But when Tun Fob smgled to open the Expos top of the n nth mmng Torrez began to thmk that maybe there IS such a thing as poetic justice And when Ron Hunt ell maxed the rally by bunting home Pepe Fnas It was the L----------.1 Summer Bowling AT MASON BOWLING CENTER MASON W VA W1ll Begm the Week of MAY7 Monday- Women Tu~day-Men s Hand cap Wednuday- M1xed Thursday-3 Man Scratch (540 Max Team Average Money Leagues No Troph es) FOR INFORMATION CALL 773 5791 AFTER 12 NOON BELTED TIRES Atherton Eastern Long Jump Payne North Galha 18 feet 5 mches P Sm1th Eastern Ohlinger Me gs Atherton Eastern The Marauders w1ll be hosted by Ule Logan Ch1eftams Saturday at 10 a m . e Athens nm has share of crown seventh run of the IMmg and Torrez was convmced that help had come from up. Host Athens clmched at least StairS a share of the 1973 Mike deserved that one sa1d Mauch He was thinkmg of Southeastern Ohto League the heart-breakmg loss Torrez baseball c hamp1 onsh1p had suffered all he hands of the Tuesday by defeatmg v s11mg Cubo n the Expos season Ironton and Jeff Murnahan 4 3 opener Ironton defendmg league co Gullett was breezmg along w th a three-lut '4utout wh<>n champiOn and 1972 Class AA F'oh led off the mnth w1th a Oh10 champs must defeat smgle to left Mmutes toter the Jackson today and Gallipolis Expos had runners on first and Thursday m a pa1r of makeup th1rd wben Ron Wood dropped games m order to repeat as a smgle m front of Pete Rose m d1amond co-champs m the SEOAL left f1eld The Tigers no\\ 12-3 on the I have to believe Pete lost that one m the hghts said year are 4 1 m conference Mauch Because I ve seen play Attens IS unbeaten n 10 him catch balls hke that one starts th1s sprmg and 6-0 m Side the league The Bulldogs many limes It was afler Gullell ran the nee~ only a v ctory over count to two strikes and one wmless Me gs m a makeup ball on Breeden that Manager game lo capture the t tle "'th a Sparky Anderson swnmoned perfect 7-0 mark Iron ton took a 3-0 lead over Clay Carroll from til<> bullpen ThiS 1s when Mauch called AHS n the second mmng on upon the left-handed swmgmg four hils Athens tall ed all four of 1ts Day to bat for Breeden Anythmg close hit the hell rWls m the 5th on only one Jut out of 11 Torrez called 1<> Day Two Ironton errors and a wild as Bools walked to the plate p1tch \\alk and fielder s ch01de Torrez had hardly uttered wound up m four AHS nms For Ironton s Murnahan 1t the words before Day nfled was the Tiger ace s f rst set Carrolls hrsl pitch to nghl f1eld for a double to send home back m 16 games covenng a Foh w1th the f1rst run of the two year penod In the only other SEOAL game After Carrolltssued. an mten game Tuesday Jam Kemper t1onal pass to Ram Frurly to tallied from th1rd base on a load the bases Tom Hall was dropped th1rd str1ke by the swnmoned to the mound Hall Jackson catcher with two out to promptly walked pmehhitter g1ve the Chtefta ns of Logan a Bob Bailey to force home Wood thr1lhng 1-0 wm over Jackson Steve Jenkms was charged w1th the t~emg run w1th the loss Logan s bnll <.~nt sophomore M1lcl Wnght tossed a no hatter for the Chteftams Jackson s 3 3 n league play and Logan s 2 Lynch player of the week KC drops Jeeps • ~::~;;~~:t·=~;1~:;~~~~;·:~~, for seventh wzn LEAGUE Standing." MaJor League Slandtngs New Yo k Ph ladelph M ontreal S1 L01.1 s 7 SOO 2 12 143 7h ·~4292 694003 West w pet g b 4 692 0 6 625 Ch cago 7 5 583 Catona 765382 Oak and 5 9 357 4 Te;~iias 3 8 273 5 Tuesday s Results Ch cago8 New Yo k 4 Texas 2 Detro I M waukee 9 Kansas City M nnesota 6 Bos on <I Oak and 4 C eveland 0 Ca f 6 Ba I more 5 0 nn 9 M nnes.ota Kansas C ty , Today s Probable P1tchers !A I Times EST! Ch cago ( Wood 3 2) at New Yo k (Stott emy e 2 2) 30 pm eve land d ow 1 3) at Oak and Blue J I } pm Ba I mo e (M c Na ly 3 I) at Ca fo n a (S nger 2 11 p m De olt Fryman 1 0) a Te-xas Hand o 1 8 30 p m M waukee ( S a ton 1 0 at Kansas C ty ( S mpson 1 8 30 c n rm M nneso a Hands 2 l) at Boston ( M cGlothen l 1) 7 30 pm Thursday s Games C eve and at Oakland (n gh ) De r ot a Texas (n ght) M waukee a Kan sas Ci y " gh on y games schedu ed) (Baseball) TEAM W L R OR Athens 6 o 57 6 ronton 4 l 34 4 Waver y J 2 6 2? Jackson 3 3 13 28 2 2 7 9 Logan Gal po s 2 8 12 Me gs 0 ll 5 9 We lston 0 5 4 34 TOTALS 19 19 144 144 Tuesday s Resu Its Athens 4 ronton 3 Logan Jackson 0 Me gs We l ston ppnd Ga l po s Waver y ppnd eset Apr I 30 Today s Games Ga po Is at Logan renton at Jackson nternat1onat League Standmgs By United Press lnternat10nal Amer can 0 v son wtpclgb Paw ucket Roches e Sy acuse To edo Nahonal D v1s on T dewate wlpctgb 9 3 750 Pen nsu a R chmond 7 4 2 8 Cha es on 5 3 6 5 4 7 3 9 623 545 364 250 2 4 6 3 667 636 200 s Results T dtwate a Syracuse Cha es on 4 Pawtucket 1 Rochester 10 R chm ond 9 Pen nsu a 3 To edo Tuesday 6 Thursday Game Ironton at Gal l po s By ABA Playoff Stand ngs Un1ted Press lnternat onal IOvson Fnals Best of Seven} East REMINDER Boys mterested n playmg Pee Wee Little League and Pony League baseball th1s swnmer at Chesh re are asked to s1gn up thiS evemng from 6.a p m at the Bradbury Bwldmg m Cheshtre All msurance fees must be pa1d m order to be able to practiCe x Ken ucky Ca o na West x lnd ana Ulah x c nched ;)E'r es w 4 3 I J 4 w I ,' pet 57 429 pel 667 33J 24 Tuesdays Results Ken ucky 07 Caro na 96 only game sc heduled) Wednesday s Game (no game schedu ed NBA Playoff Stand1ngs ( 0 v1slon Fmals EastBesl ol Seven I 8os on Lowest Price w 3 West I 1 3 pet 750 250 pet w Los Ange es Go denS ate J 3 Tuesdays Results F78xl4 15 750 250 (no games schedu ed) Wednesday s Games ON $2695 New York at Boston Go denS ate at Los Ange es USED CARS G78xl4 15 $2795 WEATIIER H78x14 15 WARMER ••• $2895 VALUES Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Freel The Daily Sentmel DEVOTEOTOTME INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed A08EAT HOEFL CH CtyEdfor shed da y excep sa u day by The Oh o va ey Pub sh ng Company 1 Cou S Pome oy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 99~ 2156 Ed or a Phone 992 Pub 1157 Second c ass pos a9e pa d a Pome OY Oh 0 Na onal aave s ng rep esen a ve Bo nell Ga agher nc 2 Eas 42nd HOTTER! S KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 3rd Ave M1ddleport South Webster cut the lead to one rW'l In the thtrd on two wa1ks a balk and an error The Bobcats made 113-lm the thlfd on a walk to Marshall French Roush s sacrthce bunt fielder s cho1ce and a long double by Cremeans A final msurance run came m the s1xth on Bmrd s leadoff s ngle a walk to Rankm and two out smgle by shortstop Terry Lucas Ba rd n wmnmg has thtrd game of the season fanned e ghl wh1le walkmg two Phipps struckout three and Issued three free passes Roush and Ba1rd led the Bobcat hitting attack w1thtwo hils each Weather perm1thng KC w ll play Wahama thiS evemng and Wellston Fr day evemng Kyger Creek f ~ ) PLAVER- POS AB R H F ench ct Roush 2b Hudson c C erneans b McCa l y f Ba d p Ran k n rf A ne 3b lucas ss 2 i o 0 '1 3 J 2 2 0 0 0 '1 3 3 24 Totals By nn ngs Sou th Webs e K yge r C ee k. o 00 000 1)- 1 D 0 0 0 0 7 4 2 0 20 DO X ' 7 ) Ph pps LP ) and Sm th Ba d ( WP ) and Hudson South Webster (I) AB R H PLAYER - PO~ Bowman 2b Ross f Weaver f Sm th ss Caxon f B Ph pps cf S Ph pps p Taulbee b R Sm th c R ce 3b 3 3 2 3 J J J 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 Totals D 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 2 694003 New York H&R FIRESTONE 7 533 7 500 2 2, 2 , 1 J Boston New York C eve and SEOAL STANDINGS COLUMBUS (UP!) Sophomore outfielder Terry Lynch of Central M1ch gan has been selected the M1d Amer can Conference sprmg athlete-of the week Lyn ch a nat1ve of Mt Pleasant Mach had seven h1ts m the Chippewas 2 I senes edge over Kent State last weekend runnmg h1s con secutlve game hattmg streak to 17 games a CMU record Lynch also took over the conference batttng lead wtth a 469 average onf $0 h11.'l n 64 tnps to the plate mcludmg three doubles and three home runs He also has 4 runs batted m and ts mne for nme n stolen base attempts Other nom nees for this week s honor were outfielder TJm Petro m of Bowlmg Green pitcher Dave Hasbach of M am1 pitcher Neal Mersch of Toledo outfielder Frank Ballard of Western M1ch gan and golfer M•ke McPhee of OhiO Umverstty 8 a Kyger Creek upped 1ts season record to 7 2 Tuesday West wlpctgb mght with a 4-1 non league vactory over the Soutl Webster San Franc sc o 1A 5 737 c nc nnat 11 6 647 2 Jeeps of &1oto County The Houston 11 8 579 3 Los Angeles 1 389 6 :1 loss left the Jeeps w tl a 5 2 I San 0 ego 7 2 368 7 slate At anta S 1 31:3 7 2 Coach J1m Sprague s Bob Tuesday s Results cats plated two runs In the f rst San Fran 4 Ch cage 2 0 nn Montreat 7 C nc nnatl 2 Lnmng8 nd wrapped t up w1th San D ego 7 P ttsbgh 5 smgle nms m the thlrd and Sl Louis 2 Los Ang sixth mntngs Allanta 1 Ph a 2 Houston 4 New Yo k 2 Righthander John Ba~rd Today s Probable P1fc;hers m1xmg h•• pitches well y1elded I All T mes EDT I San Franc sco (Mar chal 3 1) only two h f.<; 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' ,' NEW YORK (UP!) - The 'Philadelphia 76ers, needing all the help they can get alter finishing with lhe worst record in the NBA lhis season and losing Kevin Loughery as coach just prior to the college draft, were prepared te>use No. I choice Doug Collins as trade bait today to secure ex- perienced players. Collins, a big guard at 6-6 whose value is doubling at forward, was lhe first of 16S players selected Tuesday in 10 rounds of drafting by the 17 ~ ational Basketball Association teams. The Ameri c an Basketball Association conducts its draft at noon EST today, beginning with the third round . Two rounds were held secretly last January and the names of these players will he revealed prior to the 10-team confer ence call. Philadelphia was critical of the NBA draft and said it was excercising its fir st pick ~nder protest. The 76ers originally were a warded Seattle's No. 4 selection in the first round by Walter Kennedy as payment in the controversial John Brisker deal, but a U.S. district court overruled the NBA Commissioner and the .league's Board · of Governors w.ent along with the judicial decision. " We hereby submit a formal protest of the conduct of the draft itself as well as the circumstances under which it's being conducted and put each team parti cipating in this draft on notice that you act at your own peril," a Philadelphia team spokesman said at the outset of the draft. The draft was delayed J.•, hours by a faulty telephone hookup, but moved swiftly once it started. The first r ound took just 7'' minutes and a ll 10 rounds were .eompleted in two ho urs a nd 25 m inutes. Phila delph ia picked Coll ina after an abor ted deal with Chicago tha t wouJd have given the Bulls the 76ers' opening Chisox wallop Yanks By JOE FROHLINGER UPI Sports Writer New York's drought has been Chicago's flood . Eddie Leon drove in three runs with'a homer and a sing le and Bill Melton and c.trlos May added homers to power the Chica go While Sox to an easy 8--lwin over the New York Yankees Tuesday. Chicago has 12 homers in 12 8jlmes after its thre e yesterday while the Yanks have eight homers in 15 games. ' W e've got a good-hitting team and pitchers have to give good ·pitches to some good Mike Andrews in lhe second California beat his former inning and May hit his second teammates with a key threcrun homer of the season in the homer. Jim Spenccr""'s s ingle in seventh inning . th e lOth to sco re Bobby Yankee Manager Ralph - Valentine won it. Houk conceded the obvious. John. Mayhe•-ry ta gged his " There's no doub~ in my mind sixth homer o( th e season and about their offense- they can Dave May added a two-run hit. What they do this year will single to key Kan~s City over depend on their pitching and the Brewers. defense, though." Minnesota took over the lead Former Yankee Stan in the AI . West as r..arrj Hisle's Bahnsen took car< of that end fourth homer triggered a fivein picking up his second win of run third inning oulh!lrst that the season although raked for loped the r!'wins p,a st Boston. II hits. Designated hitte r Rico Carty In other American Le•g\J e was the hero in T exas 's victory games, Detroit nipped Texas, over Detroit as he drove in one 2-1, Minnesota stopped Boston, run and scored anothe r in only 6-4, Milwaukee stomped the Rangers' third win of th e Kan sas City, 9-1, .Oakland season. blanked Cleveland, 4.{), and Oakland , yet t o win two California nipped Baltimore in games back-to-ba ck, . downed 10 innings, 6-5. Cleveland with the help of Ted In the National League, San Kubiak's solo homer in the Francisco heat Chifago, 4-2, seventh and RBI sin gles by Sal M ~mtrea l downed Cincinnati, 7- Sando and Jay John s tone . 2, San Diego oulslugged Pills110 inn ing s! burgh, 7-5, Atlanta ripped Ba lti more 01 2 110 000 0- 5 13 I Philadelphia, 11·2, Hou s ton Ca lif orni a 000 004 00 1 1- 6 13 1 hitters 1 because there are so many in the lineup . They can't walk them all," said Melton, who led a White Sox five-run fourth inning outburst with his fifth homer of the season. Leon's homer ca me after a double by designated hitter .GAHS.. .tops three ' Host Gallipolis defeated visiting Nelsonville-York and Meigs in a triangular golf m~ch on the Gallipolis links Tuesday evening. Coach John Milhoan's squad fired a 144, four strokes off the school's all-time team scoring record. The Buckeyes were second with a 161 , and Meigs placed third witha 186 total. A le xand er , Pir1a (6), Watt (9 ) edgeq New Yor k • 4-2, and St. . and Wil liam s; Wr ight, Al len Louis blanked Los Angeles, 2.{). 131. Barber 161. Sells 171 and Revenge was sweet in vic- Torbor g, Stephenson (ll. . WP- · tory as Frank Robinson he lped John 'Saunders captured Inman an~ Stve Cox each had individual honor s with a one- 47 ; J oh n · Johnson and Greg 'under-par 33 to pace the Blue Oakley each had a 48. Tom D e vils. Kenny New had a 36, Maca doo had 49 and Steve . Dow Saunders 37, Jack Clark Terunlliger had 52. 38 and Topper Orr 40. GAHS is For the Marauder 'B' team, now 9-2 in seven matches this Jim Small had a 53, Ken Harris 56, Joe Rosenbaum 64 and Rick spring. F or the Buckeyes, Scott Gaul 65. Bean had 36, Mark Seckinger Gallipolis will host Wellston 38 ; Greg Cross 39; Mike this afternoon . Maurer 48 and Jay Dishong 51. Logan will host the 14th For the Marauders, . J . D . . annual ,_ SEOAL tournam ent St ory had 43 ," Lon Black 46; · Friday. Tee off lime is 9 a.m . Bruce Blackston 48 ; Jeff Ridgway 49 and Jeff Warner 50. NHL Playoff Standings _In the· preliininary matches, By United Press ·International the GAHS Blue· Imps defeated ( Semifina Is-Best of Seven) wlgfga Nelsonville-York and Meigs. )( -Chicago 4 1 15 n The Imps finished with 172, N- New York 1 4 11 15 Y with 190 and Meigs with 238. w gf ga Blue Imp shooters were : · x-Montreat 4 1 19 13 Bruce Rodgers, 41; Dan Cox, Philadelphia 1 4 ~ 13 19 TUesday's Results 41; Tom Young, 45; Darrell Montreal 5 Philadelphia.J Martin, 45 ; Tony Folden, 50 Ch icago 4 New York 1 and Tim Weaver, 54. Wednesday's Games For the N·Y reserves, Curt (no games scheduled) Sells I l 0) . LP Wa lls (2.1) HR . Robinson 13rd l. Belpre wins 20-3 BELPRE Th e com· bination of Eastern errors and powerful s luggin g by th e Belpre batters enabled Belpre to demolish the Eagles by a score of 20-3 here in a non leag ue ga me Tuesday . Belpre came to bat at .the . bottom of lhe first inning and put the gam e away at once . They slammed in 11 runs their ·first round at the plate and added 7 in the fourth . Eagle hurler s gave up 14 base On balls While Only fa!l• ning two . SteVe Goebel started on the mound for Eastern and reli.e ved by Don Eichin ger in the middle of the first inning. Following in succession were Greg Bailey in · the· fourth, Steve Holler in the fifth and Tim Spencer in the sixth. · Belpre got its 20 runs on seven hits and nine Eagle . errors. Moundsman MCa ly went the way for Beipre . He struck out · four , gave up five walks and yielded only fwo'"ti(fs:· These hi ls came off Goebel. Bise kn oc ked in two of the Eastern run s when he doubled with two men on base. Among those gelling Belpre hits were Leep, Ca llihan, Huber , Cole , nndl Wes t, all singles, and Hu ber , a double . The majority of the players for Eastern were fre shmen and sophomores. This is the week of the senior trip, so mos t of the V<::trsity diamonders weren't aVaiiablc. Thursday Southe rn-will play at EC\ste rn . There wa s or igina lly a game plannelii with Southwes tern but it has be.en ~.:ancell~d. as Southwes tern has dropped 'ils baseball program. Eastern 010 002 0- 3 2 9 Belpre 11 11 700 x- 20 7 6 Goebel, Eichinge t• 1, Bailey 4, Holte1· 5, Spencer 6, .a nd Baker a nd Win ebrenner . Mea ly and Culley . · pi ck for center Cliffor;d Ray and guard Bob Weiss. The tra de was contingent UJ>Oll Ray pa ~ in g a Philadelphia team physicaL ' Collins, a U.S. Olympian, was t he lOth leading college score r last season with a 26JX)int iJ:Vera ge. Cleve la nd se nt Rick Roberson and John Johnson to Portland in a last-minute trade and received the Trail Blazers' righ t to choose second. The Cavaliers took Jim Brewer of Minnesota. Buffalo, as expected, went for 6-foot Ernie DiGregorio of Providence and Seattle, with its courtapproved right of choice, selec ted 6-10 Mike Green of Louisiana Tech. Los Angeles, with a pick from Cleveland as payment for a trade rnade two years ago, picked Kermit Washington of Ameri can University a nd Hous ton nabbed Ed Ratl~ff of Long Beach State. Kansas City-Omaha followed with Ron Behagen off Minnesota and Phocni~ grabbed Mike Ban tom of St. Joseph's (Pa. ). Atlanta, on a !=boice from Detroit, picked the draft's first hardship enlry-1i-IO Dwight Jooes of Houston. The Hawks on their own then picked John Brown of Missouri. Golden Slate was impressed wilh 6-3 guard Kevin Joyce of South Carolina ; Chicago took 7foot Kevin Kunnert of Iowa; the Capital Bullets, nee the Baltimore Bullets, selected 6-7 Nick Weatherspoon of Dlinois Los Angeles 000 000 ooo- 0 6 l 0 10 0 10 00): - 2 8 0 and the New York Knicks went St . Louis - Osteen, Richer1 {8 ) and locally for Mel Davis of St. Ferguson ; Wise (2-l) a nd McCarver . LP-Osteen {1-2). John's. • Portland landed Barry ParkSan Dlego 000 120 oao- 7 12 0 hill of Virginia with its Pi ttSburgh 400 010 OOQ- S 8 1 Arlin, troedson (7). R amo (8) Cleveland pick; Milwaukee and ; Moose , Giu sti (8) took Swen Nater, Bill Walton's and Kendall May. WP -Troedson 11-0) . backup man at UCLA; Boston LP.Moose (2· 11. HRs Lee I lsi). chose Steve Downing of In- Stargell 16th 1. diana and Philadelphia, given Philadelph ia 100 000 too- 2 9 o a bonus first round pick as part Atlanta 044 002- Olx-11 13 1 Chr istenson, Brett {2), Lersch payment for the Brisker mat(7 ) and Boone ; Morton , Sc huel ter, drafted brilliant er (8) and Oates. WP-Morton sophomore hardship case {1 -1) . LP-Christenson l l -2). Raymond Lewis of Los Angeles HR s-Lum-t 2ndl ,-'O ales (2nd) . state, who was No. 2 scorer in New York 020 000 ooo- 2 9 0 301 000 oox- 4 8 o· the nation with a 32.9 average, Houston IV!atlack . Henn igan (7) and The Knicks kept the draft in Grote ; Forsch, Crawford (7), the family by picking Marquet- Ray {7) and Howard. WPte's Allie McGuire in the third Forsch (3 -1). LP-Matla c k {1 -3). round . McGuire is the son of American League Marquette Coach Al McGmre Chicago 020 500 lOG- 8 13 0 and the n< ~hew of Knicks ' New York 101 100 001 - 4 11 1 chief scout Dick McGuire. The Bahnsen (2-1) and Brinkman ; McGuire Brothers starred for Peterson, Beene (4L Magnuson and Munson . LP-Peterson New York during !heir .pro (8) (l . J) . HRs-Leon { lst). Melton playing days. (llhl. May (2n d ). Win tonight will .p ut Lakers in NBA finals By STU CA MEN UP! SPORTS WRITER The Los Angeles Lakers ha-;e history on their side while the Bcslon Celtics would gladly settle for John Havlicek . The Lakers, who won the first three games of their series against . Golden State before losing Monday night, are ,at home tonight for the fifth· game. Go lden-Stale knows lull well that never in the history of the National Basketball Associalion has a learn managed. to over come a 3.Q deficit in playoff competition . However , Cazzie Russell and Jim Barne tt of the Warriors refused to ·be discouraged. , "This is a strange team," sa id Russell. "Anything can happen ." " We're· back in it ·now, ' ' 6-arnett . added, ShOrtly a~ter the Warriors' victory. ~:we just got to win Wcdnes~ay in Los Angeles. Then we can come back home and win Friday night. And then will come the seventh game and we'll win LoHch (1 ~ 3 ) and Freehan ; 8)1 United Press International Pa ul. GOgolewsk i (7). Fouca ult Nation•t LuQue San Frnc sc OlO 010 000 2- 4 12 0 (9) and Billi ngs. WP .Paul {2-0L Chicag o 000 100 001 0-1 7 2 HR Stanley (Jrd ) . Willovgt'!by, Moffitt { 8) and Rader ; Reuschel. 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(, . 39c 1-lb. WITH THIS pkg. COUPO.N Goo d Th ru Saturday; April 2Bih." At All A&P WEO Storts , Col1. Oiv. STICKS to -~"1l':lL LIMIT ONE CO.UPON r �• 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middle!Xlrt-Pomeroy, 6., April 25 , 1973 Linescores 76ers seek experienced players . ' ,' NEW YORK (UP!) - The 'Philadelphia 76ers, needing all the help they can get alter finishing with lhe worst record in the NBA lhis season and losing Kevin Loughery as coach just prior to the college draft, were prepared te>use No. I choice Doug Collins as trade bait today to secure ex- perienced players. Collins, a big guard at 6-6 whose value is doubling at forward, was lhe first of 16S players selected Tuesday in 10 rounds of drafting by the 17 ~ ational Basketball Association teams. The Ameri c an Basketball Association conducts its draft at noon EST today, beginning with the third round . Two rounds were held secretly last January and the names of these players will he revealed prior to the 10-team confer ence call. Philadelphia was critical of the NBA draft and said it was excercising its fir st pick ~nder protest. The 76ers originally were a warded Seattle's No. 4 selection in the first round by Walter Kennedy as payment in the controversial John Brisker deal, but a U.S. district court overruled the NBA Commissioner and the .league's Board · of Governors w.ent along with the judicial decision. " We hereby submit a formal protest of the conduct of the draft itself as well as the circumstances under which it's being conducted and put each team parti cipating in this draft on notice that you act at your own peril," a Philadelphia team spokesman said at the outset of the draft. The draft was delayed J.•, hours by a faulty telephone hookup, but moved swiftly once it started. The first r ound took just 7'' minutes and a ll 10 rounds were .eompleted in two ho urs a nd 25 m inutes. Phila delph ia picked Coll ina after an abor ted deal with Chicago tha t wouJd have given the Bulls the 76ers' opening Chisox wallop Yanks By JOE FROHLINGER UPI Sports Writer New York's drought has been Chicago's flood . Eddie Leon drove in three runs with'a homer and a sing le and Bill Melton and c.trlos May added homers to power the Chica go While Sox to an easy 8--lwin over the New York Yankees Tuesday. Chicago has 12 homers in 12 8jlmes after its thre e yesterday while the Yanks have eight homers in 15 games. ' W e've got a good-hitting team and pitchers have to give good ·pitches to some good Mike Andrews in lhe second California beat his former inning and May hit his second teammates with a key threcrun homer of the season in the homer. Jim Spenccr""'s s ingle in seventh inning . th e lOth to sco re Bobby Yankee Manager Ralph - Valentine won it. Houk conceded the obvious. John. Mayhe•-ry ta gged his " There's no doub~ in my mind sixth homer o( th e season and about their offense- they can Dave May added a two-run hit. What they do this year will single to key Kan~s City over depend on their pitching and the Brewers. defense, though." Minnesota took over the lead Former Yankee Stan in the AI . West as r..arrj Hisle's Bahnsen took car< of that end fourth homer triggered a fivein picking up his second win of run third inning oulh!lrst that the season although raked for loped the r!'wins p,a st Boston. II hits. Designated hitte r Rico Carty In other American Le•g\J e was the hero in T exas 's victory games, Detroit nipped Texas, over Detroit as he drove in one 2-1, Minnesota stopped Boston, run and scored anothe r in only 6-4, Milwaukee stomped the Rangers' third win of th e Kan sas City, 9-1, .Oakland season. blanked Cleveland, 4.{), and Oakland , yet t o win two California nipped Baltimore in games back-to-ba ck, . downed 10 innings, 6-5. Cleveland with the help of Ted In the National League, San Kubiak's solo homer in the Francisco heat Chifago, 4-2, seventh and RBI sin gles by Sal M ~mtrea l downed Cincinnati, 7- Sando and Jay John s tone . 2, San Diego oulslugged Pills110 inn ing s! burgh, 7-5, Atlanta ripped Ba lti more 01 2 110 000 0- 5 13 I Philadelphia, 11·2, Hou s ton Ca lif orni a 000 004 00 1 1- 6 13 1 hitters 1 because there are so many in the lineup . They can't walk them all," said Melton, who led a White Sox five-run fourth inning outburst with his fifth homer of the season. Leon's homer ca me after a double by designated hitter .GAHS.. .tops three ' Host Gallipolis defeated visiting Nelsonville-York and Meigs in a triangular golf m~ch on the Gallipolis links Tuesday evening. Coach John Milhoan's squad fired a 144, four strokes off the school's all-time team scoring record. The Buckeyes were second with a 161 , and Meigs placed third witha 186 total. A le xand er , Pir1a (6), Watt (9 ) edgeq New Yor k • 4-2, and St. . and Wil liam s; Wr ight, Al len Louis blanked Los Angeles, 2.{). 131. Barber 161. Sells 171 and Revenge was sweet in vic- Torbor g, Stephenson (ll. . WP- · tory as Frank Robinson he lped John 'Saunders captured Inman an~ Stve Cox each had individual honor s with a one- 47 ; J oh n · Johnson and Greg 'under-par 33 to pace the Blue Oakley each had a 48. Tom D e vils. Kenny New had a 36, Maca doo had 49 and Steve . Dow Saunders 37, Jack Clark Terunlliger had 52. 38 and Topper Orr 40. GAHS is For the Marauder 'B' team, now 9-2 in seven matches this Jim Small had a 53, Ken Harris 56, Joe Rosenbaum 64 and Rick spring. F or the Buckeyes, Scott Gaul 65. Bean had 36, Mark Seckinger Gallipolis will host Wellston 38 ; Greg Cross 39; Mike this afternoon . Maurer 48 and Jay Dishong 51. Logan will host the 14th For the Marauders, . J . D . . annual ,_ SEOAL tournam ent St ory had 43 ," Lon Black 46; · Friday. Tee off lime is 9 a.m . Bruce Blackston 48 ; Jeff Ridgway 49 and Jeff Warner 50. NHL Playoff Standings _In the· preliininary matches, By United Press ·International the GAHS Blue· Imps defeated ( Semifina Is-Best of Seven) wlgfga Nelsonville-York and Meigs. )( -Chicago 4 1 15 n The Imps finished with 172, N- New York 1 4 11 15 Y with 190 and Meigs with 238. w gf ga Blue Imp shooters were : · x-Montreat 4 1 19 13 Bruce Rodgers, 41; Dan Cox, Philadelphia 1 4 ~ 13 19 TUesday's Results 41; Tom Young, 45; Darrell Montreal 5 Philadelphia.J Martin, 45 ; Tony Folden, 50 Ch icago 4 New York 1 and Tim Weaver, 54. Wednesday's Games For the N·Y reserves, Curt (no games scheduled) Sells I l 0) . LP Wa lls (2.1) HR . Robinson 13rd l. Belpre wins 20-3 BELPRE Th e com· bination of Eastern errors and powerful s luggin g by th e Belpre batters enabled Belpre to demolish the Eagles by a score of 20-3 here in a non leag ue ga me Tuesday . Belpre came to bat at .the . bottom of lhe first inning and put the gam e away at once . They slammed in 11 runs their ·first round at the plate and added 7 in the fourth . Eagle hurler s gave up 14 base On balls While Only fa!l• ning two . SteVe Goebel started on the mound for Eastern and reli.e ved by Don Eichin ger in the middle of the first inning. Following in succession were Greg Bailey in · the· fourth, Steve Holler in the fifth and Tim Spencer in the sixth. · Belpre got its 20 runs on seven hits and nine Eagle . errors. Moundsman MCa ly went the way for Beipre . He struck out · four , gave up five walks and yielded only fwo'"ti(fs:· These hi ls came off Goebel. Bise kn oc ked in two of the Eastern run s when he doubled with two men on base. Among those gelling Belpre hits were Leep, Ca llihan, Huber , Cole , nndl Wes t, all singles, and Hu ber , a double . The majority of the players for Eastern were fre shmen and sophomores. This is the week of the senior trip, so mos t of the V<::trsity diamonders weren't aVaiiablc. Thursday Southe rn-will play at EC\ste rn . There wa s or igina lly a game plannelii with Southwes tern but it has be.en ~.:ancell~d. as Southwes tern has dropped 'ils baseball program. Eastern 010 002 0- 3 2 9 Belpre 11 11 700 x- 20 7 6 Goebel, Eichinge t• 1, Bailey 4, Holte1· 5, Spencer 6, .a nd Baker a nd Win ebrenner . Mea ly and Culley . · pi ck for center Cliffor;d Ray and guard Bob Weiss. The tra de was contingent UJ>Oll Ray pa ~ in g a Philadelphia team physicaL ' Collins, a U.S. Olympian, was t he lOth leading college score r last season with a 26JX)int iJ:Vera ge. Cleve la nd se nt Rick Roberson and John Johnson to Portland in a last-minute trade and received the Trail Blazers' righ t to choose second. The Cavaliers took Jim Brewer of Minnesota. Buffalo, as expected, went for 6-foot Ernie DiGregorio of Providence and Seattle, with its courtapproved right of choice, selec ted 6-10 Mike Green of Louisiana Tech. Los Angeles, with a pick from Cleveland as payment for a trade rnade two years ago, picked Kermit Washington of Ameri can University a nd Hous ton nabbed Ed Ratl~ff of Long Beach State. Kansas City-Omaha followed with Ron Behagen off Minnesota and Phocni~ grabbed Mike Ban tom of St. Joseph's (Pa. ). Atlanta, on a !=boice from Detroit, picked the draft's first hardship enlry-1i-IO Dwight Jooes of Houston. The Hawks on their own then picked John Brown of Missouri. Golden Slate was impressed wilh 6-3 guard Kevin Joyce of South Carolina ; Chicago took 7foot Kevin Kunnert of Iowa; the Capital Bullets, nee the Baltimore Bullets, selected 6-7 Nick Weatherspoon of Dlinois Los Angeles 000 000 ooo- 0 6 l 0 10 0 10 00): - 2 8 0 and the New York Knicks went St . Louis - Osteen, Richer1 {8 ) and locally for Mel Davis of St. Ferguson ; Wise (2-l) a nd McCarver . LP-Osteen {1-2). John's. • Portland landed Barry ParkSan Dlego 000 120 oao- 7 12 0 hill of Virginia with its Pi ttSburgh 400 010 OOQ- S 8 1 Arlin, troedson (7). R amo (8) Cleveland pick; Milwaukee and ; Moose , Giu sti (8) took Swen Nater, Bill Walton's and Kendall May. WP -Troedson 11-0) . backup man at UCLA; Boston LP.Moose (2· 11. HRs Lee I lsi). chose Steve Downing of In- Stargell 16th 1. diana and Philadelphia, given Philadelph ia 100 000 too- 2 9 o a bonus first round pick as part Atlanta 044 002- Olx-11 13 1 Chr istenson, Brett {2), Lersch payment for the Brisker mat(7 ) and Boone ; Morton , Sc huel ter, drafted brilliant er (8) and Oates. WP-Morton sophomore hardship case {1 -1) . LP-Christenson l l -2). Raymond Lewis of Los Angeles HR s-Lum-t 2ndl ,-'O ales (2nd) . state, who was No. 2 scorer in New York 020 000 ooo- 2 9 0 301 000 oox- 4 8 o· the nation with a 32.9 average, Houston IV!atlack . Henn igan (7) and The Knicks kept the draft in Grote ; Forsch, Crawford (7), the family by picking Marquet- Ray {7) and Howard. WPte's Allie McGuire in the third Forsch (3 -1). LP-Matla c k {1 -3). round . McGuire is the son of American League Marquette Coach Al McGmre Chicago 020 500 lOG- 8 13 0 and the n< ~hew of Knicks ' New York 101 100 001 - 4 11 1 chief scout Dick McGuire. The Bahnsen (2-1) and Brinkman ; McGuire Brothers starred for Peterson, Beene (4L Magnuson and Munson . LP-Peterson New York during !heir .pro (8) (l . J) . HRs-Leon { lst). Melton playing days. (llhl. May (2n d ). Win tonight will .p ut Lakers in NBA finals By STU CA MEN UP! SPORTS WRITER The Los Angeles Lakers ha-;e history on their side while the Bcslon Celtics would gladly settle for John Havlicek . The Lakers, who won the first three games of their series against . Golden State before losing Monday night, are ,at home tonight for the fifth· game. Go lden-Stale knows lull well that never in the history of the National Basketball Associalion has a learn managed. to over come a 3.Q deficit in playoff competition . However , Cazzie Russell and Jim Barne tt of the Warriors refused to ·be discouraged. , "This is a strange team," sa id Russell. "Anything can happen ." " We're· back in it ·now, ' ' 6-arnett . added, ShOrtly a~ter the Warriors' victory. ~:we just got to win Wcdnes~ay in Los Angeles. Then we can come back home and win Friday night. And then will come the seventh game and we'll win LoHch (1 ~ 3 ) and Freehan ; 8)1 United Press International Pa ul. GOgolewsk i (7). Fouca ult Nation•t LuQue San Frnc sc OlO 010 000 2- 4 12 0 (9) and Billi ngs. WP .Paul {2-0L Chicag o 000 100 001 0-1 7 2 HR Stanley (Jrd ) . Willovgt'!by, Moffitt { 8) and Rader ; Reuschel. 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BUYERS MONTE GREEN ·BEANS 2 ib.~J79 pkg. . I LIVE$TOCK ' continu,ally adding new items to We are our stock to improve your selection such _ as: Bundt Cakes, Snack 'n CakeS, Stove Top Stuffing Mix, etc. DEl MONTE lb.~499 can .. ....... . lb.&9~ We Train Men to Work_As Phebe Says: 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart 4 APPLY NOW Boston , like Golden Stale, is on the brink of elimination tonight whe n it plays host to the New York Knick s who managed . a thrilling, double overtime, 117-110 triumph Sunday to Jake a 3-1 lead. A ,:J59 ••••• ,.~ .. it." •.:.1•9 OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM . ~s CUT FROM CHUCK Prices Good Thru Saturd.ly, April 28th . In capacity crowd of 15,320 will be on hand at Boston Garden for the nationally televised conlest. The Celtlcs, as was the case in Sunday's game, most likely will be without the services of Havlicek who sufferod pulled muscles in his neck and right shoulder during' Boston's loss to the Knicks last Friday. "I just don't know if I'll be able to play, " Havlicek said Tuesday after Reston's final workout. "They wc;m't rriak.e the final decision until the doctor examines Jl1e just before game time.,; hogs. ...b.99~ •1 MOBILE HOMES Ea stern Ave . •...•. 1:139 OR ROAST SQUARE CUT • comoa •a ble 1\em at \ hC ~:Jmc Sl..lt..'<: •al p r~tf' Many more to choose from . 71 100 000 lOx- 2 4 0 Texas 1Ox40 2 S R 10x51 2 SR 1Ox 56 3 S R 12x41 2 BR 12x5! 2 S R 12x563 BR 12x61 3 S R 10x43 3 SR All homes 000 000 Ol o- 1 Detroit 5 - The Daily Sentinel, MiddleJXlrt-Pomeroy, 0., April 25, 1973 19 t: AUNT JEMIMA \~ J~~~l~Y WAFFLES 3 J~:~· 89' ~~6~/t~s ~ G ood Thru 'S aturd.tv, April 29t ~ . .... ~ Ail A& P WEO S• t~r tl, Cols. Y .llT ON• ' · o:.. . .::~I COUI'Oh !JJiltttll;:fig .. ' A&P WEO COUPON ;ii'f.'V']f,i' . · L' I . -~" J~ ~~~~ 3CJc ~~b~P~~s G ood Thru Saturd~y . Apr il 28th. At A1t A&P WEO Stores , .Col•. Di.... IOc MARGARINE ~ (· { ._..l - 9 _liffji)JMIT ONE COUPON ~ · FLEISCHMAN '/•·lb. (, . 39c 1-lb. WITH THIS pkg. COUPO.N Goo d Th ru Saturday; April 2Bih." At All A&P WEO Storts , Col1. Oiv. STICKS to -~"1l':lL LIMIT ONE CO.UPON r �6- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, O., April25, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! ·Sentinel Classifieds Get Res~ults! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 PM Day Before Publ1cat•on ' deemed ob l ect •onal The - publ isher wdl not be responstble 1or more fhan one •mcorrect tnsert1on RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce cents. per Word one Insertion 5 M lntmu'm Charge 75c t2 cents per word three consecutive tnserllons 18 cents per word StX con secuflve msert•ons 25 Per cent Dts count on pa1d ads and ads pa td w 1thm 10 days CAAD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 50 for SO word mm1mum Each addit ional word 2c BLIND AOS Aodlt•onal 25c Charge per Advert•sement OFFICE HOURS B 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da tl y, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sa t urday Card of Thanks OF QUAliTY -----lost LEATHER shav1ng ktt , "' Saturday n tgbt an Court Street reward . Tom Lutheran. phone 247-2162 or Court Bar 4 ~4 3tp 1972 CHEVROLET $3995 taprlce 4-door. new car fttle & balance of warranty brown vinyl roof. tmted glass, factory a1r, front & rea; guards, rad1o & rear speaker, whtte wall t•res N• ce and clean Retail $4860 Pnced to move 1970 TORI NO St995 BROUGHAM H T Coupe, 30~ V 8 engone, P S, aula trans. air condttion•ng, rad•o 1 new set w s w tires. less than 38,000 m tles bi' ongmal local owner, dark gr fmtsh, fr vinyl roof. m~tch l ng mt , sharp' Yes, we mean SHARP" TAILGATE off Ford Pockup be tween ~rea of F tve Pomts and Jones Boys, call 992-6916 4 24 3tc LOST. Sa turda y, Lady's Ttmex watch w1th gold mesh band , Mtddleport or Mason , Reward . phone 992 3640 4 ~5 - Jic Near Crossroads Sl. Rt. 124 All mechan1c work tnclud1n~ auto trans Mon thru Sal. B· JOa m.toSpm. Blue Ridqe In tenor· Exterior From the laraest Truck Bulldozer Rad1ator to the ::,ma tlesr HeaTer Lore Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spec1..111Sf NOW TAKING orders for 'CASH paod for all makes and" southern plants. Charles R models of mobile homes Harrts , 843 -1693 J Pt,one area code 614-423·9531 4·13tk . 1910 DODGE POLARA S1695 --------4-13-Hc 4-door, factory air, V-B engme. automattc transm iSS IOn, power steenng & brakes, good whtte wall t•res . wh1te • NEW Tradit•onal 2 pc lhnng Ph. 992 -7121 or 992-6392 Ph . 992 2174 Air Conditioners Pomeroy ftnlsh , vmyl top, radio, clean 1nside room su1te w1th button tufted back and skirt, both sofa and Awnings chatr this wec.!'k only at EXCAVATING, dozer , loader Underptnning $129 95. Cash and Carry, and backhoe work , septic Phone 992 1554, Pomeroy tar.ks mstalled ,f dump trucks Complete mobt le home Recovery, 622 E Matn Sf , and lo-boys for htre , wtll haul OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. serv•ce - plus g•ganttc Pomeroy, 0 Kll d1rt, top sod, limestone & POMEROY, OHIO dt$play of mobtle homes ant:J gravel, .ctall Bqb or Roger 4 19-61p always available at Jeffers, day phone 99~- 7089 , 992 -2094 MASSEY Harr1son Pony ntght phone 992-3525 or 992 Mam Pomeroy Tractor and 52 Ford Tractor 5~32 Pets For Saie l wthh side mower, William 2 111fc Notice Roush, 1h mile below West ~=""---OFFICE SUPPLIES ALL EVE Make Up products on YEAR old loy long halred l Columbia OOZE~ emu oacK hoe work, Koscot line on spec1al thts terru~r . male , reg1stered. and 4 19 6lp 1220 Washtngton Slvd ponds and sept1c tanks , d1t month I would l1ke to serve or S25 phooe 949-<1605 423-7S21 BELPRE, 0 chtng service. top sotl, ftll v1slt you Please phone Helen FURNITURE 4-24-3tc 1973 STEREO 8 track. A small d1rt. ltmestone ; B&K ExJane Brown, Middleport, Oh•o balance of 588 6-4 or pay $6 .50 ' cavattng Phone 992 5367, 992-5113 per month Phone 992 5331 OWN YOUR HOME ' AT LOW Stop In and See Our Otck Kah. Jr COST see Kmgsbury Home Employment Wanted 4 4 tfc 4 20-lfc 9 1-lfc Floor Display. Sales & Serv1ce, Inc , phone WILL do bookkeep tog tn my --~--~-992 6256 from 2 to 7 p m or by WILL take care of two elderly home , Contact Cheryl MUST sell 1913 deluxe Zig Zag SEPtiC TANKS A~OB1L MODERN septic tank servtce. appotntment. 24' wtde women m my home, phone sewmg machme Thts Lauderm1lt , 2nd Street, SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN24 hours , 1 days a week furnished Made by Skylme 742 3875 mach ine darns, embrotders, Phone 992 3954 Mason or phone 773 .5613 ED, REPAIRED . MILLER Corp , country's largest 4 25-6tc makes buttonholes, all 4 24 6tp SANITATION, STEWART. 4-10 301c " Me1gs County owned and -,-------~ wtfhout attachments Just OHIO PHONE 662 3035 I operated" Ftnanc.ng LOSE wetght w1th New Shupe dtal and sew Pay balance of 1, 4 tfc HOUSE AND Roof paontong , available Set up on your lot Tablets and Hydrex Water EXPER IENCED paonter, on $38 5\) or pay $5 per month tenor and extenor Phone --mtenor and extenor, free ready for ~our occupancy 200 Ptlls, Dutton Drug, Mtd Phone 992 5331 985 3951 esttmates Call992 7008 or 992 0-tfc yards off t 33 on County Rd dleport and Nelson Drug 42 Real Estate For Sale 4- ~4 3tp 2460 18 Outck delivery Our law 4 24-3lp ~---'----NEW HOUSE 3 bedroom 4 19-30tc : 8 -v=o-:c~"' D"'M=E,--"E_ n _c_yc"'l,-o-p-edt a , overhead Will save you$$$ 12' - - -,-----wtfh over half a~re on ·- - - - - - - -- - SLEEPING Problem? Wantl!ll To Buy cop yl"tt ghted 1n 1884 , new and 14' Mob1le Homes Flatwoods Rd , call 992 2735 Restless-;~ Get Snooier CLEAN co pper , 48c lb , adul t ball glove, A 2000. available, K1ng'sbu ry Home 4 24 6tp Sales & Serv tce, Inc phone 992 5655 Tablets for a sa fe ntght's Radtators, clean, 28c lb , sleep Only 9Bc Nelson Drug ~=~~~~~-.,4~ 25 3lc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::3..::.: ·25 tfc 3 1 BEDROOM Bra~s. 18c lb , Battenes, 85c, house tn Real Estate For Scile 4 24 2fp Gtnseng $60 lb , M A Hall 1 5 NEW RALL V wheels woth Syracuse, new forced atr gas - - - - - - - - - - ,----- -- Reedsv1lle, 37(1;.6249 furnace , lOw uf!l tt1es. large wtde oval G78 14 X120 7 m Auto Sales THERE woll be a Yard Sale this 3 91fc level lot wtth storm fence, f1res , off ' 71 Ponttac, wdl ftt Thursday and Froday (26-27), 1961 CHEVY Ptckup 'h ton , phone 992-5792 $150 Phone 992 5491 Chevy, across from Bradbury School. S200. contact Jack Handley. WANT to buy old fash ioned 4 25 2tc 4 ~4 Sip ~tarhng at 9 a m 1675 L1ncbln Hgts . Pomeroy furn1ture of all ktnd, also ----,-~.__ __ 4 24 4 ~5 - 3tp brass beds, wooden Ice boxes, 1970 MODEL Mtntdozer . blade -·3tp old postcards, albums and only. 7 horse Tecumseh • 4 1 1 CLELAND · · other 1fems What have vou' eng me. ca ll 985 4256, Chester MODEL T Ford Coupe, 1926, good shape, $2,000, tf mREALTY E Henson , Rl 2. ____ _ __ _ _4_~_53lp ' McDermott, Ohoo, phone terested call Reedsville 378 608 E Matn 6351 for more 1nforml'lt1on . 858 ~540 1972 AP!ICHE Eagle Fold up Pomeroy 110 Mech•n;~ ~treet 4 ~5 3tp 4 22 18tp camper . tncludes spa re tire , ~ I_ canopy and plasttc storm Pomeroy, Ohio 3 BEDROOMS " OLD furniture, oak tables , wmdow Tratler has been 63 OLD$ Converttble, 1 organs, dishes , c locks, brass wtred for eleclnc, 3 out1e... :; NEW bath, NEW FA fur automatiC, v a. F 85, power 7 ACRES beds or complete households Excellent condttton, $675 ~ .. nace, utlltty room, large 67 Chevelle Malibu, Brl1tsh NEAR MIDDLEPORT 3 Wrlle M D Moiler , Rt 4, 992.5815 after 5 p m recr ea tton room , NEW Racmg Green, 327 3 Speed, 1/'2 baths, larg e den, 1 bedrooms, Furnace Controls· Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992 4 ~s 41c cellar and storrage room, phone 742 6271 and basement All electnc 6271 4 ~0-6tc paneling and hie, la rge lot home Askmg 1ust $30,000 00 HUMIDIFIERS 1-7tfc (3) 1973 ZIG ZAG Sewong - : - - -- : - -- -w1th garden space, porches NEW LISTING • ------~--Machmes lett 1n layaway 1965 FORO Gatax1e 500, e.K $9,800 00 Hot Water Heaters Beautiful pastel co lor, full ce ll en I condotoon . V-8 2 bedrooms, POMEROY 3 BEDROOMS Plumbing For Rent soze model All built'" to aufomatoc, cleaM r ' ' pon, kitchen w1th 12' of cupntce Large bath, dtn1ng room , boards Gas furnace , bath and Electrical Work HOUSE, Located on Rutland , buttonhole, do stretch sewong 1968 Honda 305 , _ Hawk , uttltty space. paneling and 1 and fancy st•lchmg Pay just excellent condltton .nnne basement Only $6500 00 ttle~ storage butldmg, large phone 742 3334, Carl Hysell . $48 75 cash or terms 949 5953 CARRY OUT level lot Close to Mme area · OWner available Trade tn s ac 4 20 6tc ON STATE ROAD - Over 4 $9,200 00 4 19 6tc cepted Electra Hyg1ene Co , acres of land , and license Only HARRISONVILLE phone 992 7755 $8500 00 1 ONE bedroom apartrrents. 4 25 6tc 1 About h acre level ground 4 Real Estate For Sale RACINE AREA ideal for couples. phone 992, ---,. bedrooms, b&fh , dmmg area, ' 992-2448 2 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms, 5248 or 992 3436 (2) ELECTROLUX Vacuum 8 ACRES on State Route 143, TV room, panelmg and ' n1ce l•vtng, large kitchen. water tap patd, call 992 36 40 Pomeroy. 0. 4-22 6tc Cleaners complete wtth at plaster. large carport natural gas furnace Carport 4 18 7tc $14,900 00 tachments, cordwmder and and large lot Want only FURNISHED 2 bedroom patnt sp ray Used but m ltke HARRISONVILLE apartment, adults only, new condtfton Pay $34 45 6 ROOM house a; bath, 829 S $14,000 00 Wanted 1114 acres. corner ground, Mtddleport , phone 992 3874 cash or budget plan avatlable NEW HOME Thtrd Ave , Middleport , large home wtth lots at DEAD Stock horses, cattle, 4 6-tfc Electro Hygtene Co , phone phone 992 5431 3 BEDROOMS - All electroc, remodelmg, 4 bedrooms, llh hogs, sheep Reasonable 992 7755 larg e ltvmg Full basement 1 4 20 61c charge Call 245-5514 baths, ca rpetmg, beauttful FURNISHED and unfurntshed 4-25-6tc ~-~~-ca:garage Brtck front Large ~ 28-30tc kdchen. glassed sun porch, apartment. adu It s on I y, ca II ::----:-:-::---:::c---.,-LOTS on Wrtght Street, lot Just $20,500 00 stor m doors A large 992 3901 EASTER Flowers , hangmg Pomeroy Phone 742 6630 bulld1ng 40x70 goes wtfh thts NEW LISTING Help Wanted 4 24 5tc baskets and pots of mums , 4 19 12tc A GREAT BUY ATA RIGHT Emergency - owner wanted to ---------ltl1es , gerantums, begpn 1as, ' TWO women wanted tm· PRIVATE meetmg room for PRICE $~1 . 500 00 and Azaleas Also beddmg HOU SE for sa le - 5 rooms and sell yesterday 2 bedrooms, med1ately, apply at the BUSINESS OPPORTUN lTV any organlzatton, phone 992plant s, such as pans1es, n1ce bath, neat kttchen, large bath tn Rutland Phone 742 Mtdway Market ; or call 992 Establtshed 5 ye.;~rs, dotng 3975 petumas, Mangolds, Phlox, 3334 l!vtng Gas forced atr furance , 2565. Pomeroy excellent bustness. and 3-11 tfc Coleus, Salvta, Ztnnlas, 4-19 6tc basement Asktng 1ust full 4 24 3tc ------~--paytng a ntce profit ( NO Otanthus, Allyssum, Snap $10,000 3 AND 4 RobM'lurntshed and ' dragons, Agerattum and PHONE CALLS PLEASE) BRICK House - 3 bedrooms, NEW LISTING unfurnished apartments Portulacca Also vegetable come to the otf1ce . ltvtng room, dm1ng room, Farm Land - you ought to see Phone 992 5434 plants, cabbage, braccolt, MANY OTHER bwlt m ktfchen w1th range these 65 acres, neat lttfle hou se 4 12-tfc caultflower, lettuce, egg PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE and cabt~wts, two baths, full wtth bath, ntce barn and lovely - - - - - - ' -- - . , . - - plants. and 14 kmds of tomato FROM TO SELL LIST basement with basement laymg land an Rt 33 north plants Cleland Farms and WITH US For Sale garage tn Baum Subd tvts ton; Greenhouse. E Ma1n, Racme, Askong $~5.000 HENRY E. CLELAND phone 965 3807, Gerald R ',lOOO'S AQUARIUMS , fish' Geraldme Cleland Douglas BROKER At Adolph's DaiiJ 3nd supplies, new locat•on, 4 16 tic 3 ASSOCIATES Approxtmately 10 acres of good 4 ~2-6tp -- Ash Street, M1ddleport near TO HELP YOU meadow wtth about one acre of park , phone 99~ 5443 ONE upnght ptana tn good HOUSE m Long Bottom , phone 992 -2259 woods Askmg S5.iJOO Valley. App~ mornings condttton. wtll sel l for $25, 1 7 lfc 985 35~9 If no answer 992-2568 ca ll 992 2946 6 11 lie' or 985-4209 Read once more they may not 4 2.4 Jtp GROCERY busmess for sale be repeated Butldmg for sale or lease between Phone 773-5618 from 8 30 p m . CALL TO SEE OUR NEW to 10 p m for appomtment SPRING SPECIALS MODEL HOME NO SUNDAY 3-~0 lfc SHOWINGS, EXCEPT ON -----~ SABRE TILLER MODEL HOME STAR KILLS rats qu1ckly, sure HELEN L TEAFORD ~o;, lbs , $1 69, Ebersbach HP 1 GORDON B. TEAFORD Hardware , Sugar Run Mills. In Carton f ASSOCIATES Ptckens Hardware, Mason Set Ug, 134.95 41 30tp 992 3325 or 992-3615 Pomeroy Motor Co. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. POMEROY HOME AUTO r======:iii=== FURNISHED apartment al Darwin, $85 mo Call Mason 773 5580 423 6tp For Sale 1972 22 FT Tagalong travel tratler, self contained Sleeps four Phone• 992 6960 4 246tc 'HEAnNG COOLING Notice BATTLE OF THE BANDS Frtday, Apr. 27 9 to 12 p.m. Adm Sl 2S per person Attention All Bands Entry Fee-515 1st prtze 1s a trophy & $100.' For more tnformat1on Call 992 5957, 992-~370, 99~ 2382 or 992 5271 Sponsored by Meigs Hogh Spanosh Club. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be 1nformed of the tunc t1ons of your government are embod•ed tn public not1ces tn that sel f government charges. , all ctt tzens. to be tnformed, fhts newspaper urges every ct t1zen to read and study these not1ces We strongly advise those Clflzens , seektng further mformat1on , to exerctse thetr r1ght of access to publiC records a~d publi c meetmgs , WANTED WAITRESS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 20903 Estate of GEORGE H BAKER , Deceased Not1ce 1S hereby 91ven that Mary V1rgmta Htndy , of 16 Carol Avenue, Seneca Falls, New York, has been duly ap pomted Executrtx of the Estate of George H Baker. deceased, late of Me1gs County Oh 10 Credrhors are reQu1red to file thetr cla 1ms wtth satd ftduc tarv W1lhm four months Dated th1s 13th day of Apnl - - ----------- o: 9-1 30. . THE PH. 992-2556 31fz WANTED 1973 Mannmg D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn 25 (5) 2, Jt MEDICAL SECRETARIES Good · typists. experienced preferred. but not required . Will tram · • Contact· Eva Northup We talk to you like a person. HOllER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC . WMP0/1390 · . . I ARNOLD BROTHERS OLD POMEROY lUNIOR HIGH BLDG. ON YOUR DIAL Teaford, Sr. Broker ''H&It,, - - - -- - -- ' 1 BoK 344 Galhpohs, 0 45631 PH 446 5189 'COAL Ltmestone, Excels~~~ Salt Works, E Matn St .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 4-1~ lfcl ,_ --'-. _,______.::. _ WISEMAN 129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 In Carton Set up. $54.95 POMEROY 9..: _ Jack W Carsey, Mgr 6iill P~one 99'2-2181 HOUSE and ~ lots plus 9 adjoining lots at Long , Bottom, Ohio, under $3,000 Would like a 10' wtde house trailer up to HOME Grown Tomato plants 112 payment M A Hall , 378for garden use , large sturdy 6249, Reedsville, Ohto plants. Improved Mextcan , 4 11-tfc Hemz 1350 and Supersonic. ---------also hot peppers, mangoes NEW Tradttional 2 pc 1tv1ng and ca bbage plants On Rt room sutte wtth button tufted 124, 500 ft . above the State back and skirt, both sofa and Park 1n Syracuse, 0, Thomas chaIr th 1s week on I y at Hayman S129 95, Cash and Carry; 4·24-33tc phone 992 -7554, Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Maon 51, PORTABLt Sewon9 Machone, Pomeroy 1 0 $25, Flexsteel .Couch, $25 , 4-19 6tp phone 992 55~3 Owner Transferred. reasonable offer. Will not refuse any • This is a great opportunity for some lucky family large or small. 5 bedrooms, completely carpeted. living, family and dining rooms, 2 large bathrooms. new kttchen with built 1n cab. Kids can walk to grade school. It's an older house in an excellent location tn Mtd dleport. Was $24,000, bttt don't let that ,stop you The owner must sell, (make an offer) ' Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Office 446-3643 Evenings Call E. M. "l~e" Wiseman. 446 -3796 E . N. Wtseman. 446 -4500 Are you interested in broadening your nursing experience in jl progressive mental health center? · ,~ partllme, and contract posttions available on our afternoon Full ttme. shift. Work in our ne111 Geriatric Center or Med-Surg Unit. Attractive fringe benefits ; i~99~tc k leave, retirement plan, vacatton ttme. 9 paid holidays, extenstve orientation and inservice program. !7,550- '8,819 Annually Contact-Director of Nlltsing 593·7~61, Ext. 272 or Geriatric Chief Nurse 592-6651, Ext. 331. ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Athens, Ohio .. I 4 :?4 6tc EVERY make electrrc carpet shamnoaer does a better JOb wdh famous Blue Lustre Nelson's Drug Store Pomeroy, Ohio _ 4 24 2tc lATEX PAINT For wood and masonry ftntshes 199 gallon HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773 5554 Mason, W. Va 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland Col Mcintyre L:zrry A. Parker Edgar N Henry EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 On Most Amencan Cars -G UARANTEE!).... Phone 992-2094 Pomeror Home & Auto Open I Ttl 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E MaJn , Pomeroy, 0. O' DELL WHEEL alognment located a~ Crossroads, Rt 124, complete front end servtce, tune up and brake servtce Wheels balanced elec trontcally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 992 3213 or 1-~2 3~3~ 2 181fc l<E:ADY MIX CONCRETE delivered rtgt,t to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free esftmates, Phone 992 -3284 Goegletn Ready -M1x Co , Moddleporl, Ohio · 6-30-1fc SEPTIC TANKS CL6ANED REASONABLE rales Ph 446 4782, Galhpolis, John Russell, • Owner & Operator 5 12 lfc C BRADFORD, Aucl ooneer Complete Servtce Phone 949-3821 Racine. Oh1o Crttt Bradford 5 1-ttc ----=- - ----,--, EXCAVATING Dozers, large and sma ll , Backhoes and Loaders on track and f1res. Dump trucks Lo boy ' Servtce. Sephc tanks tn · stalled, George I Boll) Pullins, phone992 247Bor 992 7402 29tfc• HAI;IRISON'S TV Servoce and servtce Calls , phone 992 2522 · ~ 9 lfc ELNA and White SewlnQ' Machtnes . service on an makes Reasonable rates The Sew1ng Center, Mtd dleport, Ohto 11-16-lfc - SEWING MACHINES Rep~.r" servtce, all makes 992 2284 1 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Authonzed Smger Sales andj Service We Sharpen Scissors \ Colonel Kenneth E . Mclnlyre, dislncl engmeer, Hunhngton Otstrtct, U S. Army Corps of Engmeers, w1ll be one After the war , Henry went to West Vtrgm1a Umversoly and rece1ved a B S Degree m Chemical Engmeermg After of SIX members of the ftve years m mdustry, he Propeller Club PollutiOn JOmed the Slate Water Control Panel April 27 m Resources CommiSSion m 1960, I Humphr 1 es Pine Room where he has served conRestaurant, Charleston tmuously, except for one year A naltve of Vermont, Colonel spent al the Allegheny Mcintyre IS a 1949 West Pomt Bal.hsttcs Laboratory near graduate . He holds a master of Cumberland, Md Appmnted scJence degree m CIVll Actmg Chtef of the DIVISIOn of engmeermg from Harvard Water Resources m May. 1966, Umverstty, and a master of he was named Chtef of the admmJStratwn from George Washmgton Umverstty He IS a graduate of the Armed Forces lndustrtal College, the Army 's Command and General Staff College, the Army Engmeer SChool, and the UmverSJty of Pitlsburgh Graduate SChool of Busmess Management Before conung to Huntington m 1971, Colonel Mcintyre was commanding offtcer of the 45th Engmeer Group (construcbon ) and later Chief of Staff of the Engmeer Command m V1etnqm HIS career has mcluded other command aold staff assignments m vanous parts of the world, from the 802nd Engmeer Avtatwn BattaliOn m year Ed Henry has represented · West Vtrgmta on coordinotmg committees on the , Ohio Basm Comprehenstve Study, the Kanawha Basm Corpprehens1ve St1'1y, the Appalach1an Study, and the North Allanite Regwnal Study, all cond ucted by the Corps of Engmeers, U. S Army A Comnusstoner on the Otuo Rtver Valley Water SanitatiOn CommJSston (O RSANCO), Henry also serves as the alternate to the West Vorgmta member on the Ohw Rtver Bastn Commtsswn ' Larry A Parker, Actmg Deputy Dtrector, En- the Ktrean War to the post of vtronmental Deputy DIStnct Engmeer at Lomsvtlle, Kentucky . Colonel Mcintyre has been awarded the Legwn of Men\ Wlth two oak leaf clusters, and a nwnber of other Umted States and VIetnamese awards . Agentcy, wtll be one of SIX members on the panel A Parkersburg nat1ve, Parker ts asSigned to the Wheehng Fteld Offtce, Reg1on III, of the US EPA He holds a bachelor of sctenoe degree from Martella Coll ege, and had He IS a regtstered Vermont !S m 3-29 lie WILL tnm or cut trees, clean out basements. att .cs, etc and patnt roofs, phone 949 3221 --------------~4~ 173~< Also part1ctpattng wtll be Edgar N (Ed) Henry, Choef of the Water Resources DiVISIOn, who wtll represent the W Va Department of Natural water polluhon control at the DuPont Company's Plastics plant at Washmgton, W. Va , as well as techmcal and admmtStratlve duttes wtth West carrytng passengers £or h1re. F'ranklm W Wyatlts a native of St. Joseph, Mo , where he COJ11pleted schoohng through St. Joseph Jumor College m 1944 Followmg an etghteenmonth enltstment m the U. S Army, 82nd Airborne DivtSlon, Frank enrolled at the Mtssour1 School of Mmes and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo, and graduated m 1950 woth a B S degree m engmeermg. chemtcal Late m 1950, after relocation to Oucago, Ill , he was married to Lo1s M1chaels. They have flve ch ildren Wyatt IS a member of the Amdncan lnslttute of Mmmg and Metallurgtcal Engmeers, and Associate Member of the American Jnstltute of Chem1cal Engmeers, and lS a regiStered professtonal engmeer m Missoun He was recently appomted a member of the Sub"Comm1ttee on I I 1 born m Morgantown, educated m Huntmgton grammar schools, and graduated at Dunbar H1gh School A World War U soldter m the mfantry , he :;er ved three of hiS four yearsmthe European Theater, the Amencan Chemtcal Society, the West Vlrglflta Water Pollutoon Control Assoc1allon, and the Nattonal with 27 months as a pnsoner of Society of Engmeers He war Professional IS registered a I ,11 CHURCH STREET, ATHENS, 'OHIO meals Unfortuna tely, 1t has not aly., i:lys been easy to fmd out the nutnt10nal va lue of many fcods, or even the mgredients or some of the producl> that lhey are buym g The new labelmg pohcy IS be1n g Implemented by the Food and Drug Adrmmslralwn, and 1t wlil go a long way m mformtng the We Accept Federal Food Stamps ' ANTIQUES : Three quarter walnut beds , n1ght stand w. porcelatn pulls , dresser w-marble tnsert w-Wtshbone mtrror & frutt pulls , ptdure frames, htckory stratght backed chatrs ~ anttque m1rrors, floor Iampi, Emp1re cherry anttque c hest. plank bottom cha~rs . hall\tree , -V1ctonan upholstered cha tr , cane bottom cha tr, spool anhque walnut table, antique frutt carved loveseat, Boston rocker , gentlemen's ftnger carved maroon velvet upholstered cha1r. cncket footstool , ant1que cherry candle stand, cand lesticks , copper kettle. marble lamps w brass bottoms , W~lnut Hepplewhtte chest ; solid walnut dtn1ng room table w exte:ntton leaves and 6 matchtng cane bottom chatrs , one drawer walnut ntght stand , one drawer wash sta nd , walnut card table , antique glass decanters, anttque glass compote , can dlesttcks , Havtland china, anttque dtshes and glassware, vases. Pots. ~l}ns, & ktkhen utensils, •romng board, refngerator , step ladder , wooden swmg , barrels, Maytag washer, copper bo1ler, frutt tars . scales , 1elec radto , mtsc tools, pamt and many small ttems The above iS a part tal hsttng and all •terns are eK Ira good, clean, well presE:fved and reftntshed Terms cash Pos1hve 10 Not responstble for acc1dents All Items will be sold "As Is" The sel ler wtll not be responstble ,for the securtty of any • •tem after the aucttoneer has awarded the 1tem to the htghest btdder Sorry. but due to the large number of valuable sma ll mrscellaneous •terns and glassware m the house , no one will be allowed tnsrde before or dunng the sale C. E. Berry, Attorney 1 Auct1oneer-8111 Janes, Phone "2-4333 or 557-3411 Pomeroy Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - FRIDAY, APRIL 27 at 1:00 P.M. Selling the persona I household goods, anhques, dtshes. and old glassware of Ida M. Druggan, 11 Church Str'eet, Athens. Ohio. Satur- . BROUGHTON'S 2% MILK gal. \ 99~ 16 oz. boHle Good . Santa Cruz area, mcludmg the hammer beahng death of hiS mother Edmund Kemper, 24, a 6-foot9 laborer, called authorittes m Santa Cruz- the "murder capt· development engmeer at Oak Rodge , Tenn , were followed by rune years m the Colorado Operaltons of the company's uramum • vanadium ore process mg facihlles m var1ous hammer, but his mother's body staff and management capact1tJes In 1966, he trans- was decapitated and one hand was cut off " I 'm glad he d1dn 't dec1de to ferred to the South <llarleston, W Va plant as an asSistant supermtendent of plant res1st arrest,'' smd Pueblo Pollee Chtef Robert Mayher " He 's bog enoug h to beat a mamtemmce Followmg two years m plant mamtenance, he transferred to moun tam hon w1th a switch " He sa1d two rifles, a shotgun the Chemtcals and Plastics and a piStol were found m Division 's Transportatwn OperatiOns Department, m Kemper's car Santa Cruz County DIStrict Alloo ncy Peter Chang and whtch he has had several managenal assignments At hom1c1de detectives flew to Co lo r c.~do to quest10n Kemper present, his position IS manager of barge operatwns ! I I 1 I I polt cy wtll about the slaymg of hts mother, her fnend, and SIX colleg ~ coeds OffiCers sa1d he confessed all eoght slaymgs dunng the phone call Hospital at the--age of 21 leadmg Chang to ca ll tt " the Deputies found the bodtes of murder capo tal of the world." Kemper's mother 1 Mrs Clare- Another young man, Herbert nell Strandberg. 52, and her W Mulhn, 25, Fleton, Cahf , fnend, Sara Taylor Hallett, 59, has been c harged with 10 of the at Mrs. Strandberg's apartment slaymgs m Aptos The deaths of the htlchhlkmg Shenff Douglas James satd coeds remamed unsolved and both women were apprently local aulhonhes planned to killed last Saturday mght Mrs questton Kemper about detaols Hallett was reported miSsmg of the killings 1o venfy hts Monday by her son con£ess1on Kemper also admttled slaymg SIX college coeds m the Santa Two Umverstty of Cahforma SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Cattle . Chmce Steers, 44 5046 40, Good, 42-41 50 Hetfers Chotec, 41 65-44 70, Good, 39-41 Cows Commercw l, 36-31 85: Utthly, 32 10-35, Canners and Cutters, 28-30 Bulls Commercial, :!8 5045 75 Stockers and Feeders Steer Ca lves, 46-59 75, Heofer Calves, 43 25-59 , Ycarlmgs, 40-46 Veal Calves Chmce, 66; Good, 54~ 1. Hogs 200-230, 35 5Q; No 1, 35 75, 230;240 , 35.25, Sows, .11 40-36, Boars, 29 50, Stock Hogs, :H-40 The suspect was mterrogated Tuesday mght lor three hours and 15 mmutes by the AIR FORCE RETIREMENT Caltfornti:l off1c1als Lt .~ Charles WRlGHT-PATIERSON AFB, Sherer of the SanlB Cruz Pohce Ohto (UP! ) - The Chief of slBff uf the Atr Force Logisllcs ComDepartment said later the suspect ''dcflmtc ly " ties 1n With mand here, MaJ . Gen . Melvm F McNtckle, will retire May 31 all the murders Cahf , m 1964, and then called h1s d1vorced mother to tell her about the slaymgs He was released on parole to h1s mother frbm Atascadero State become mandatory for all pt ocessed food prwlucl> b; the end of l975 The FDA, however, ts encouragmg volunUtry use of lhc s l.Jndards before the deadline The re will be sever a! thmgs no ste<J k The manufacturers of lo look for on lhe nutr1twn these donners satd that the meats were su pposed to be "dded at home , but the FDA order ed Lhem taken off the lahels mar kct lnfm maltOn will fall b ee<:~ use of thetr uno four baste categoncs the s1zc of an ave1age servmg, tOe number of ca lortes per servmg, the amounlo; of vanous nutnenL · per se1vmg, and Its content of mtsleadon g labels The new pnhcy os on tended to reqmre 'l: n accurate descnptwn of the contenlo; of a good package and ORANGE DRINK A~ Simon's '1~gal.$} 2 crtns. 4-28·72 focu s on the product 1ahel ot. se lf , and how good a JOb 11 does purpose. A senate commtttee recently m descnbmg the contents of a concluded hearmgs on nutnt10n m the Umted States, and the Amencan pubhc was par l1Cular package For mstance, th e re have been complaints about a "E;LSI E" ICE CREAM '12 gal. 79• ' ·· CHECKER BRAND POP 6 cans 75~ • FAVORITE BRAND VIVA JUMBO BREAD TOWELS 5 lvs. $} 3 Rolls$} tnal c hemo cal s ptll ," Sturtz sa1d "I can't pomt a fmger at any of them , though Of course, there 's a fme for this sor t of Feb 5. Thetr bod1es were found samples and sent 11 to the state 40 miles away and thetr heads Health Department in Coluntbus He sa1d he hopes analySis ncar Santa Cruz The dismembered remams of of that sample, and tests by Cynthia Schall, 19, a Cabnllo EPA ufh coals, would determme College coed who diSappeared the cause and source the Jan 8, washed up along loca l matenal that ktlled the fi sh beaches two weeks later The decomposed body of coed Mary Guolfoyle . 24, who had been or stabbed five limes, was found m nearby htlls on early February The head of Mary Ann Pesc, 19, a Fresno State Umvers1ty coed, was found last August m the Santa Cruz Mountams She d!sappe<~red H few months earher whtle hotchh1kmg w1lh Amta Luchessa, 18, another r--~~tatiOO-l I To come m and 1 1 1 see all l that's new For Spring lOLA'S I ~ Main a t Sycamore, Pom eroy Fresno coed who has not been ----...-..-.. ........ -...._... .........._. found 'slip ., , of staff smce August, 1966, Will be s ucceeded by Maj . Gen George M Johnson Jr , who has been servmg as deputy chief of staff for plans and operations HOME RENOVATED COLUII!BUS ( UP! ) - The Sprmgview Center m Sprmg· f1eld wtll be reopened as a sk11led nurstng home for the mentally retarded, the state Menta l Health and Mental Re- tardation Department announced Tuesday The center has been closed Caraveue~ ic! Bulova Stunning fashion for the wrist Golden toned case, circled by a co"lorful translucent ring, Ia set otf by a sleek Unk bracelet 17 Jewel movement With blue, green or clear translucent ring $3995 for evaluatiOn Department DI- found to have little awareness ' LARGE STOCK Simple, yeteffecltve way of f1lhng thiS mformation gap w1lh no chtcken and a prepackaged steak dmner wtlh IS a \ *..~..................* ON HAND' ~----- 'Immediate Installation Bottom Interest Do a new r~ u m b e r In ~"loc :: w 11h a whOle new pmso nahty It Slflrt s un dernea th With so 'c:; lhat look heavt feel eEXAMPLE light I too 501 NYLON Navy BORDEN'S so m;my different Vanettes ' ' The Lake Ene shoreline m this area IS dotted w1th mdnstnes " It could have been an mdus- at Santa Cruz coeds, Allee Lm, thmg, so a company, m1ght not 2t, and Rosalind Thorpe, 23, want to own up to 1t " disappeared whole 1utchhtkmg Sturtz sa1d he collected water prepackaged chicken dmner ' of food values A nutntton label 13old he els SKINLESS WIENERS ................ 2 lb . s 149 SLICED BOLOGNA ...~.~~-~~~.~ .........~.~: .. 69e SMOKED SAUSAGE :~~:.7.~.1 .~.~~..... .-.'~••• 89e SMALL EGGS .................... :.......... 3 doz . s100 day ) was the clearesl1l's been all year '' "Small f1 sh k1lls are not unusual m the sprmg beca use of D 0 . diSSolved oxygen. m the water, " he sa1d " But we ran a D 0 test and 11 wasn 't that It appoars related to a chemical sp11l somewhere m the lake, because of the nwnber of fiSh ktlled and because there -were more prcc1se mformat10n on rector Dr Kenneth Gaver said s"fura tcd fats "hat shou ld be added to the center would be renovated The nutnenL<J - wh1ch tn· prepare dmners to ruund them at a cost of $800,000 to meet elude protem, v1lamms and ~nto complete me<:~ls Con· the OhiO Bmldmg Code stanmmerals -- w1ll be ltstcd as sumer mterest m nulr~t10n has dards percentages of the recom· undoubtedly been accentuated Renovat1on " expected to bemended datly allu~>ance of the by Lhe present-<lay concern gm m two or three months d1Herent Jterns over 11smg food pr1ces. but the year be completed m about one - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • The next phase of the FDA new policy on food labehng and policy on food labeling wtll may serve sn ever greater BORDEN'S Wtth and nollced no chemical change, " tn fact , the water today ( Tues- Kemper shot and stabbed his after 35 years of act1ve duty, Il was annoWlceQ Tuesday goand parents to death wlule McNickle, who has been ch1ef hvm g w1th them at North Fork, labds on all foods for whoeh nu lr 1twn.tl c;launs are made, or to whtch nutnenls are added The bf tal of the world " - Tuesday from Pueblo, Colo , where he was arrested whtle sllll talkmg m the phone booth Cruz area Ln recent months Santa Cruz County depultes Portions of the bodies of ftve of went to hts mother's home m the gtrls have been diScovered . nearby Aptos and found her There have been 18 killmgs in body and that of a vtstlmg the Santa Cruz area this year, fnend Kemper satd he beat both women to death wtth a Stx years as a By Clarence Miller ' and as £ar as 1 could see wtth but thiS ts the bi g- most of the dead ftsh had noated the glasses. there were dead gest," he satd . 11 I dontt know out of view, some could sttll f1sh " how many there might have seen and some was hed ashore Sturtz satd he saw dead fish been Roughly , [ 1d esllmate E:PA offtctals look samples noatmg In the water as far there were several thousand " of water and fish for exammaaway as Vermthon, about four Federal and state Env1ron- hon m1les to the west Sturtz saod he made tests of the water commg mto the plant MISS AMERICA SHOES 75~ 8 PAK poratiOn In th1s penod of nsmg PI ICes , 1\mcru:an consumer about food learnmg the nutnhonal value ton tents The first phase of the uf dofferen t food s can mdeed be pol1cy (wluch bega n tn helpful 1n cuttmg the grocery January } will rcqu1re b1ll Whtle p1 ov1dmg balanced processors to put nutntwnal 6 15-Hc Open Mon. · Thurs . 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. days 9 a.m. lo 8:30p.m. the Chemtcal Transportation Industry Adv1sory Commttlee to the Untied States Coast Guard Upon graduatwn, Wyatt was employed for a year by Armour & Co. m tts Chicago, chemical pilot plant. Smce Apnl 1951, he has been With Unton Carb1de Cor- I AUTOMOBILE onsurance bee" cancelled? Lost your " operator's license' Call 9922966. 115 W. Main years ago has confessed to eight recent slaymgs tn the Subchapter "0 11 Rev1s1ons of Report hnc supermarket shelves But governm ental agenctes In- somethmg ts happemng to volved m water pollutwn c hange all of th iS and many shoppers m<:ty have already contro l He IS a member of the Air, nota:ed the nutntwn labels Water, and Waste D1vtsion of appeanng on some of the foods Resources He IS a West V1rgm13 native, SANTA CRUZ, CahL (UPl) - A hulkmg young man who killed hiS grandparents mne ! Washi,tgton -~---- PUBLIC 'AUCTION F. W Wyatt ~-------------------------1 seven years experience w mcJ,ustry pnor to ente nng Hts experience mdudes work m product control and a1r and SEE US FOR Awnmgs, ~storm doors and w1ndows. carports, marq11ees, arummum Sldtng and ratltng A Jacob, sales representattve For free: est1mates, phone ChariK Lisle, Syracuse, V V , Johnson and Son, Inc. 3 2 tfc The colonel e~gmeer and Vtrgmla .' He os also a hcensed pr-.vate airplane ptlot, and a licensed nver pilot for Protect JOn resides m Huntmgton, and has s1x children GARAGE repatr , tune ups , plugs, pomts and condenser, 8 cyl , $17 95 and 6 cyl, $14 95. call for appotntrnent, Rac1ne Garage, Racine, Otuo, 949 3611 4 8 30tc Pennsylvama, science degree m busmess Dtvtsion m December the same goverrunent service m 1965 - professtonal engmeer in Ohto, uThere w1re dead f1sh as far ' 'I've been supenntendent mental Protection Agency as the eye could see," Strutz here seven years and I've (EPA ) offtctals inveshgated s.a1d " I even used bmoculars, seen lots of hsh ktlls, Tuesday afternoon , and although Giant laborer is confessed murderer of nine persons Club to sponsor pollution panel marrted, AGENCY REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION • PAINT SPECIAL! Virgil B. For Rent LORAIN. Oh10 ( UPI) - A mystertous fiSh kill Tuesday that ftlled Lake Ene wtth dead f1sh "as far as the eye could see [rom here' ' went Ullexplam· ed today Robert Strutz, 40, superintendent of the Elyr1a Water Works here, satd he spotted the dead ftsh about tO 30 a m Tuesday ' NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE ' .~ Mobile Homes For "Sale Thousands of Erie fish die Business Se..Vices -=--- - - - - - --~--- I NOW READY Blooming BLACK 'Ia Tennessee Walker potted flowers. starttng at colt, I year old , phone 992 SOc , hangtng baskets , pansies 3640 and cabbage. Ready soon 4 IB-7tc Petuntas, martgolds. Coleus - - -- tomatoes, peppers, etc , v.. off MODERN Walnut stereo-radto bytheflat, Hubbard' s Green , comb1nat•on , 4 speed In house, St Rt 124, above park, termDceU c hanger , 4 speaker Syracuse, Oh1o sound system, separate 4 3 He controls Balance $69 72 Use L :--0=-T = s ---=-fo_r_ sa -,-le-.-o-n- C " 'h:-e·ster ~~~ budget terms Call 992 5 watet , phone 992 5248 ' hi 3 4 22 6tc p m or P2 3436 after 3 p m 4-22 6tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES WISH to express my ~sf wtshes and thanks to all who sent me the cards and flowers wh1le I was hosp1ta1tzed at the Holzer Med1cal Center They were all greatly apprec•ated Mre Edna Morgan 4 25 lie {4) 18, Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Will be accep1ed uni t! 9 a m for Day of Publ tcat•on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r lgt'lt to ed11 or re tect any ads For sale For Sale Monday Deadline 9 a m Correct•ons Cancellat•on - 7- The Datly Senltnel, Middleport. Pomeroy, 0 , Apnl25, 1973_ Brown As Low As 499 Square Yard Kitchen Nylon Carpet 3 99 Square Low As Yard With Foam Backing As Chapman's Shoes Main St. Pomt~ty �6- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, O., April25, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! ·Sentinel Classifieds Get Res~ults! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 PM Day Before Publ1cat•on ' deemed ob l ect •onal The - publ isher wdl not be responstble 1or more fhan one •mcorrect tnsert1on RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce cents. per Word one Insertion 5 M lntmu'm Charge 75c t2 cents per word three consecutive tnserllons 18 cents per word StX con secuflve msert•ons 25 Per cent Dts count on pa1d ads and ads pa td w 1thm 10 days CAAD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 50 for SO word mm1mum Each addit ional word 2c BLIND AOS Aodlt•onal 25c Charge per Advert•sement OFFICE HOURS B 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da tl y, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sa t urday Card of Thanks OF QUAliTY -----lost LEATHER shav1ng ktt , "' Saturday n tgbt an Court Street reward . Tom Lutheran. phone 247-2162 or Court Bar 4 ~4 3tp 1972 CHEVROLET $3995 taprlce 4-door. new car fttle & balance of warranty brown vinyl roof. tmted glass, factory a1r, front & rea; guards, rad1o & rear speaker, whtte wall t•res N• ce and clean Retail $4860 Pnced to move 1970 TORI NO St995 BROUGHAM H T Coupe, 30~ V 8 engone, P S, aula trans. air condttion•ng, rad•o 1 new set w s w tires. less than 38,000 m tles bi' ongmal local owner, dark gr fmtsh, fr vinyl roof. m~tch l ng mt , sharp' Yes, we mean SHARP" TAILGATE off Ford Pockup be tween ~rea of F tve Pomts and Jones Boys, call 992-6916 4 24 3tc LOST. Sa turda y, Lady's Ttmex watch w1th gold mesh band , Mtddleport or Mason , Reward . phone 992 3640 4 ~5 - Jic Near Crossroads Sl. Rt. 124 All mechan1c work tnclud1n~ auto trans Mon thru Sal. B· JOa m.toSpm. Blue Ridqe In tenor· Exterior From the laraest Truck Bulldozer Rad1ator to the ::,ma tlesr HeaTer Lore Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spec1..111Sf NOW TAKING orders for 'CASH paod for all makes and" southern plants. Charles R models of mobile homes Harrts , 843 -1693 J Pt,one area code 614-423·9531 4·13tk . 1910 DODGE POLARA S1695 --------4-13-Hc 4-door, factory air, V-B engme. automattc transm iSS IOn, power steenng & brakes, good whtte wall t•res . wh1te • NEW Tradit•onal 2 pc lhnng Ph. 992 -7121 or 992-6392 Ph . 992 2174 Air Conditioners Pomeroy ftnlsh , vmyl top, radio, clean 1nside room su1te w1th button tufted back and skirt, both sofa and Awnings chatr this wec.!'k only at EXCAVATING, dozer , loader Underptnning $129 95. Cash and Carry, and backhoe work , septic Phone 992 1554, Pomeroy tar.ks mstalled ,f dump trucks Complete mobt le home Recovery, 622 E Matn Sf , and lo-boys for htre , wtll haul OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. serv•ce - plus g•ganttc Pomeroy, 0 Kll d1rt, top sod, limestone & POMEROY, OHIO dt$play of mobtle homes ant:J gravel, .ctall Bqb or Roger 4 19-61p always available at Jeffers, day phone 99~- 7089 , 992 -2094 MASSEY Harr1son Pony ntght phone 992-3525 or 992 Mam Pomeroy Tractor and 52 Ford Tractor 5~32 Pets For Saie l wthh side mower, William 2 111fc Notice Roush, 1h mile below West ~=""---OFFICE SUPPLIES ALL EVE Make Up products on YEAR old loy long halred l Columbia OOZE~ emu oacK hoe work, Koscot line on spec1al thts terru~r . male , reg1stered. and 4 19 6lp 1220 Washtngton Slvd ponds and sept1c tanks , d1t month I would l1ke to serve or S25 phooe 949-<1605 423-7S21 BELPRE, 0 chtng service. top sotl, ftll v1slt you Please phone Helen FURNITURE 4-24-3tc 1973 STEREO 8 track. A small d1rt. ltmestone ; B&K ExJane Brown, Middleport, Oh•o balance of 588 6-4 or pay $6 .50 ' cavattng Phone 992 5367, 992-5113 per month Phone 992 5331 OWN YOUR HOME ' AT LOW Stop In and See Our Otck Kah. Jr COST see Kmgsbury Home Employment Wanted 4 4 tfc 4 20-lfc 9 1-lfc Floor Display. Sales & Serv1ce, Inc , phone WILL do bookkeep tog tn my --~--~-992 6256 from 2 to 7 p m or by WILL take care of two elderly home , Contact Cheryl MUST sell 1913 deluxe Zig Zag SEPtiC TANKS A~OB1L MODERN septic tank servtce. appotntment. 24' wtde women m my home, phone sewmg machme Thts Lauderm1lt , 2nd Street, SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN24 hours , 1 days a week furnished Made by Skylme 742 3875 mach ine darns, embrotders, Phone 992 3954 Mason or phone 773 .5613 ED, REPAIRED . MILLER Corp , country's largest 4 25-6tc makes buttonholes, all 4 24 6tp SANITATION, STEWART. 4-10 301c " Me1gs County owned and -,-------~ wtfhout attachments Just OHIO PHONE 662 3035 I operated" Ftnanc.ng LOSE wetght w1th New Shupe dtal and sew Pay balance of 1, 4 tfc HOUSE AND Roof paontong , available Set up on your lot Tablets and Hydrex Water EXPER IENCED paonter, on $38 5\) or pay $5 per month tenor and extenor Phone --mtenor and extenor, free ready for ~our occupancy 200 Ptlls, Dutton Drug, Mtd Phone 992 5331 985 3951 esttmates Call992 7008 or 992 0-tfc yards off t 33 on County Rd dleport and Nelson Drug 42 Real Estate For Sale 4- ~4 3tp 2460 18 Outck delivery Our law 4 24-3lp ~---'----NEW HOUSE 3 bedroom 4 19-30tc : 8 -v=o-:c~"' D"'M=E,--"E_ n _c_yc"'l,-o-p-edt a , overhead Will save you$$$ 12' - - -,-----wtfh over half a~re on ·- - - - - - - -- - SLEEPING Problem? Wantl!ll To Buy cop yl"tt ghted 1n 1884 , new and 14' Mob1le Homes Flatwoods Rd , call 992 2735 Restless-;~ Get Snooier CLEAN co pper , 48c lb , adul t ball glove, A 2000. available, K1ng'sbu ry Home 4 24 6tp Sales & Serv tce, Inc phone 992 5655 Tablets for a sa fe ntght's Radtators, clean, 28c lb , sleep Only 9Bc Nelson Drug ~=~~~~~-.,4~ 25 3lc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::3..::.: ·25 tfc 3 1 BEDROOM Bra~s. 18c lb , Battenes, 85c, house tn Real Estate For Scile 4 24 2fp Gtnseng $60 lb , M A Hall 1 5 NEW RALL V wheels woth Syracuse, new forced atr gas - - - - - - - - - - ,----- -- Reedsv1lle, 37(1;.6249 furnace , lOw uf!l tt1es. large wtde oval G78 14 X120 7 m Auto Sales THERE woll be a Yard Sale this 3 91fc level lot wtth storm fence, f1res , off ' 71 Ponttac, wdl ftt Thursday and Froday (26-27), 1961 CHEVY Ptckup 'h ton , phone 992-5792 $150 Phone 992 5491 Chevy, across from Bradbury School. S200. contact Jack Handley. WANT to buy old fash ioned 4 25 2tc 4 ~4 Sip ~tarhng at 9 a m 1675 L1ncbln Hgts . Pomeroy furn1ture of all ktnd, also ----,-~.__ __ 4 24 4 ~5 - 3tp brass beds, wooden Ice boxes, 1970 MODEL Mtntdozer . blade -·3tp old postcards, albums and only. 7 horse Tecumseh • 4 1 1 CLELAND · · other 1fems What have vou' eng me. ca ll 985 4256, Chester MODEL T Ford Coupe, 1926, good shape, $2,000, tf mREALTY E Henson , Rl 2. ____ _ __ _ _4_~_53lp ' McDermott, Ohoo, phone terested call Reedsville 378 608 E Matn 6351 for more 1nforml'lt1on . 858 ~540 1972 AP!ICHE Eagle Fold up Pomeroy 110 Mech•n;~ ~treet 4 ~5 3tp 4 22 18tp camper . tncludes spa re tire , ~ I_ canopy and plasttc storm Pomeroy, Ohio 3 BEDROOMS " OLD furniture, oak tables , wmdow Tratler has been 63 OLD$ Converttble, 1 organs, dishes , c locks, brass wtred for eleclnc, 3 out1e... :; NEW bath, NEW FA fur automatiC, v a. F 85, power 7 ACRES beds or complete households Excellent condttton, $675 ~ .. nace, utlltty room, large 67 Chevelle Malibu, Brl1tsh NEAR MIDDLEPORT 3 Wrlle M D Moiler , Rt 4, 992.5815 after 5 p m recr ea tton room , NEW Racmg Green, 327 3 Speed, 1/'2 baths, larg e den, 1 bedrooms, Furnace Controls· Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992 4 ~s 41c cellar and storrage room, phone 742 6271 and basement All electnc 6271 4 ~0-6tc paneling and hie, la rge lot home Askmg 1ust $30,000 00 HUMIDIFIERS 1-7tfc (3) 1973 ZIG ZAG Sewong - : - - -- : - -- -w1th garden space, porches NEW LISTING • ------~--Machmes lett 1n layaway 1965 FORO Gatax1e 500, e.K $9,800 00 Hot Water Heaters Beautiful pastel co lor, full ce ll en I condotoon . V-8 2 bedrooms, POMEROY 3 BEDROOMS Plumbing For Rent soze model All built'" to aufomatoc, cleaM r ' ' pon, kitchen w1th 12' of cupntce Large bath, dtn1ng room , boards Gas furnace , bath and Electrical Work HOUSE, Located on Rutland , buttonhole, do stretch sewong 1968 Honda 305 , _ Hawk , uttltty space. paneling and 1 and fancy st•lchmg Pay just excellent condltton .nnne basement Only $6500 00 ttle~ storage butldmg, large phone 742 3334, Carl Hysell . $48 75 cash or terms 949 5953 CARRY OUT level lot Close to Mme area · OWner available Trade tn s ac 4 20 6tc ON STATE ROAD - Over 4 $9,200 00 4 19 6tc cepted Electra Hyg1ene Co , acres of land , and license Only HARRISONVILLE phone 992 7755 $8500 00 1 ONE bedroom apartrrents. 4 25 6tc 1 About h acre level ground 4 Real Estate For Sale RACINE AREA ideal for couples. phone 992, ---,. bedrooms, b&fh , dmmg area, ' 992-2448 2 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms, 5248 or 992 3436 (2) ELECTROLUX Vacuum 8 ACRES on State Route 143, TV room, panelmg and ' n1ce l•vtng, large kitchen. water tap patd, call 992 36 40 Pomeroy. 0. 4-22 6tc Cleaners complete wtth at plaster. large carport natural gas furnace Carport 4 18 7tc $14,900 00 tachments, cordwmder and and large lot Want only FURNISHED 2 bedroom patnt sp ray Used but m ltke HARRISONVILLE apartment, adults only, new condtfton Pay $34 45 6 ROOM house a; bath, 829 S $14,000 00 Wanted 1114 acres. corner ground, Mtddleport , phone 992 3874 cash or budget plan avatlable NEW HOME Thtrd Ave , Middleport , large home wtth lots at DEAD Stock horses, cattle, 4 6-tfc Electro Hygtene Co , phone phone 992 5431 3 BEDROOMS - All electroc, remodelmg, 4 bedrooms, llh hogs, sheep Reasonable 992 7755 larg e ltvmg Full basement 1 4 20 61c charge Call 245-5514 baths, ca rpetmg, beauttful FURNISHED and unfurntshed 4-25-6tc ~-~~-ca:garage Brtck front Large ~ 28-30tc kdchen. glassed sun porch, apartment. adu It s on I y, ca II ::----:-:-::---:::c---.,-LOTS on Wrtght Street, lot Just $20,500 00 stor m doors A large 992 3901 EASTER Flowers , hangmg Pomeroy Phone 742 6630 bulld1ng 40x70 goes wtfh thts NEW LISTING Help Wanted 4 24 5tc baskets and pots of mums , 4 19 12tc A GREAT BUY ATA RIGHT Emergency - owner wanted to ---------ltl1es , gerantums, begpn 1as, ' TWO women wanted tm· PRIVATE meetmg room for PRICE $~1 . 500 00 and Azaleas Also beddmg HOU SE for sa le - 5 rooms and sell yesterday 2 bedrooms, med1ately, apply at the BUSINESS OPPORTUN lTV any organlzatton, phone 992plant s, such as pans1es, n1ce bath, neat kttchen, large bath tn Rutland Phone 742 Mtdway Market ; or call 992 Establtshed 5 ye.;~rs, dotng 3975 petumas, Mangolds, Phlox, 3334 l!vtng Gas forced atr furance , 2565. Pomeroy excellent bustness. and 3-11 tfc Coleus, Salvta, Ztnnlas, 4-19 6tc basement Asktng 1ust full 4 24 3tc ------~--paytng a ntce profit ( NO Otanthus, Allyssum, Snap $10,000 3 AND 4 RobM'lurntshed and ' dragons, Agerattum and PHONE CALLS PLEASE) BRICK House - 3 bedrooms, NEW LISTING unfurnished apartments Portulacca Also vegetable come to the otf1ce . ltvtng room, dm1ng room, Farm Land - you ought to see Phone 992 5434 plants, cabbage, braccolt, MANY OTHER bwlt m ktfchen w1th range these 65 acres, neat lttfle hou se 4 12-tfc caultflower, lettuce, egg PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE and cabt~wts, two baths, full wtth bath, ntce barn and lovely - - - - - - ' -- - . , . - - plants. and 14 kmds of tomato FROM TO SELL LIST basement with basement laymg land an Rt 33 north plants Cleland Farms and WITH US For Sale garage tn Baum Subd tvts ton; Greenhouse. E Ma1n, Racme, Askong $~5.000 HENRY E. CLELAND phone 965 3807, Gerald R ',lOOO'S AQUARIUMS , fish' Geraldme Cleland Douglas BROKER At Adolph's DaiiJ 3nd supplies, new locat•on, 4 16 tic 3 ASSOCIATES Approxtmately 10 acres of good 4 ~2-6tp -- Ash Street, M1ddleport near TO HELP YOU meadow wtth about one acre of park , phone 99~ 5443 ONE upnght ptana tn good HOUSE m Long Bottom , phone 992 -2259 woods Askmg S5.iJOO Valley. App~ mornings condttton. wtll sel l for $25, 1 7 lfc 985 35~9 If no answer 992-2568 ca ll 992 2946 6 11 lie' or 985-4209 Read once more they may not 4 2.4 Jtp GROCERY busmess for sale be repeated Butldmg for sale or lease between Phone 773-5618 from 8 30 p m . CALL TO SEE OUR NEW to 10 p m for appomtment SPRING SPECIALS MODEL HOME NO SUNDAY 3-~0 lfc SHOWINGS, EXCEPT ON -----~ SABRE TILLER MODEL HOME STAR KILLS rats qu1ckly, sure HELEN L TEAFORD ~o;, lbs , $1 69, Ebersbach HP 1 GORDON B. TEAFORD Hardware , Sugar Run Mills. In Carton f ASSOCIATES Ptckens Hardware, Mason Set Ug, 134.95 41 30tp 992 3325 or 992-3615 Pomeroy Motor Co. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. POMEROY HOME AUTO r======:iii=== FURNISHED apartment al Darwin, $85 mo Call Mason 773 5580 423 6tp For Sale 1972 22 FT Tagalong travel tratler, self contained Sleeps four Phone• 992 6960 4 246tc 'HEAnNG COOLING Notice BATTLE OF THE BANDS Frtday, Apr. 27 9 to 12 p.m. Adm Sl 2S per person Attention All Bands Entry Fee-515 1st prtze 1s a trophy & $100.' For more tnformat1on Call 992 5957, 992-~370, 99~ 2382 or 992 5271 Sponsored by Meigs Hogh Spanosh Club. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be 1nformed of the tunc t1ons of your government are embod•ed tn public not1ces tn that sel f government charges. , all ctt tzens. to be tnformed, fhts newspaper urges every ct t1zen to read and study these not1ces We strongly advise those Clflzens , seektng further mformat1on , to exerctse thetr r1ght of access to publiC records a~d publi c meetmgs , WANTED WAITRESS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No. 20903 Estate of GEORGE H BAKER , Deceased Not1ce 1S hereby 91ven that Mary V1rgmta Htndy , of 16 Carol Avenue, Seneca Falls, New York, has been duly ap pomted Executrtx of the Estate of George H Baker. deceased, late of Me1gs County Oh 10 Credrhors are reQu1red to file thetr cla 1ms wtth satd ftduc tarv W1lhm four months Dated th1s 13th day of Apnl - - ----------- o: 9-1 30. . THE PH. 992-2556 31fz WANTED 1973 Mannmg D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVISIOn 25 (5) 2, Jt MEDICAL SECRETARIES Good · typists. experienced preferred. but not required . Will tram · • Contact· Eva Northup We talk to you like a person. HOllER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC . WMP0/1390 · . . I ARNOLD BROTHERS OLD POMEROY lUNIOR HIGH BLDG. ON YOUR DIAL Teaford, Sr. Broker ''H&It,, - - - -- - -- ' 1 BoK 344 Galhpohs, 0 45631 PH 446 5189 'COAL Ltmestone, Excels~~~ Salt Works, E Matn St .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 4-1~ lfcl ,_ --'-. _,______.::. _ WISEMAN 129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 In Carton Set up. $54.95 POMEROY 9..: _ Jack W Carsey, Mgr 6iill P~one 99'2-2181 HOUSE and ~ lots plus 9 adjoining lots at Long , Bottom, Ohio, under $3,000 Would like a 10' wtde house trailer up to HOME Grown Tomato plants 112 payment M A Hall , 378for garden use , large sturdy 6249, Reedsville, Ohto plants. Improved Mextcan , 4 11-tfc Hemz 1350 and Supersonic. ---------also hot peppers, mangoes NEW Tradttional 2 pc 1tv1ng and ca bbage plants On Rt room sutte wtth button tufted 124, 500 ft . above the State back and skirt, both sofa and Park 1n Syracuse, 0, Thomas chaIr th 1s week on I y at Hayman S129 95, Cash and Carry; 4·24-33tc phone 992 -7554, Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Maon 51, PORTABLt Sewon9 Machone, Pomeroy 1 0 $25, Flexsteel .Couch, $25 , 4-19 6tp phone 992 55~3 Owner Transferred. reasonable offer. Will not refuse any • This is a great opportunity for some lucky family large or small. 5 bedrooms, completely carpeted. living, family and dining rooms, 2 large bathrooms. new kttchen with built 1n cab. Kids can walk to grade school. It's an older house in an excellent location tn Mtd dleport. Was $24,000, bttt don't let that ,stop you The owner must sell, (make an offer) ' Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Office 446-3643 Evenings Call E. M. "l~e" Wiseman. 446 -3796 E . N. Wtseman. 446 -4500 Are you interested in broadening your nursing experience in jl progressive mental health center? · ,~ partllme, and contract posttions available on our afternoon Full ttme. shift. Work in our ne111 Geriatric Center or Med-Surg Unit. Attractive fringe benefits ; i~99~tc k leave, retirement plan, vacatton ttme. 9 paid holidays, extenstve orientation and inservice program. !7,550- '8,819 Annually Contact-Director of Nlltsing 593·7~61, Ext. 272 or Geriatric Chief Nurse 592-6651, Ext. 331. ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Athens, Ohio .. I 4 :?4 6tc EVERY make electrrc carpet shamnoaer does a better JOb wdh famous Blue Lustre Nelson's Drug Store Pomeroy, Ohio _ 4 24 2tc lATEX PAINT For wood and masonry ftntshes 199 gallon HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773 5554 Mason, W. Va 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland Col Mcintyre L:zrry A. Parker Edgar N Henry EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 On Most Amencan Cars -G UARANTEE!).... Phone 992-2094 Pomeror Home & Auto Open I Ttl 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E MaJn , Pomeroy, 0. O' DELL WHEEL alognment located a~ Crossroads, Rt 124, complete front end servtce, tune up and brake servtce Wheels balanced elec trontcally All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 992 3213 or 1-~2 3~3~ 2 181fc l<E:ADY MIX CONCRETE delivered rtgt,t to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free esftmates, Phone 992 -3284 Goegletn Ready -M1x Co , Moddleporl, Ohio · 6-30-1fc SEPTIC TANKS CL6ANED REASONABLE rales Ph 446 4782, Galhpolis, John Russell, • Owner & Operator 5 12 lfc C BRADFORD, Aucl ooneer Complete Servtce Phone 949-3821 Racine. Oh1o Crttt Bradford 5 1-ttc ----=- - ----,--, EXCAVATING Dozers, large and sma ll , Backhoes and Loaders on track and f1res. Dump trucks Lo boy ' Servtce. Sephc tanks tn · stalled, George I Boll) Pullins, phone992 247Bor 992 7402 29tfc• HAI;IRISON'S TV Servoce and servtce Calls , phone 992 2522 · ~ 9 lfc ELNA and White SewlnQ' Machtnes . service on an makes Reasonable rates The Sew1ng Center, Mtd dleport, Ohto 11-16-lfc - SEWING MACHINES Rep~.r" servtce, all makes 992 2284 1 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Authonzed Smger Sales andj Service We Sharpen Scissors \ Colonel Kenneth E . Mclnlyre, dislncl engmeer, Hunhngton Otstrtct, U S. Army Corps of Engmeers, w1ll be one After the war , Henry went to West Vtrgm1a Umversoly and rece1ved a B S Degree m Chemical Engmeermg After of SIX members of the ftve years m mdustry, he Propeller Club PollutiOn JOmed the Slate Water Control Panel April 27 m Resources CommiSSion m 1960, I Humphr 1 es Pine Room where he has served conRestaurant, Charleston tmuously, except for one year A naltve of Vermont, Colonel spent al the Allegheny Mcintyre IS a 1949 West Pomt Bal.hsttcs Laboratory near graduate . He holds a master of Cumberland, Md Appmnted scJence degree m CIVll Actmg Chtef of the DIVISIOn of engmeermg from Harvard Water Resources m May. 1966, Umverstty, and a master of he was named Chtef of the admmJStratwn from George Washmgton Umverstty He IS a graduate of the Armed Forces lndustrtal College, the Army 's Command and General Staff College, the Army Engmeer SChool, and the UmverSJty of Pitlsburgh Graduate SChool of Busmess Management Before conung to Huntington m 1971, Colonel Mcintyre was commanding offtcer of the 45th Engmeer Group (construcbon ) and later Chief of Staff of the Engmeer Command m V1etnqm HIS career has mcluded other command aold staff assignments m vanous parts of the world, from the 802nd Engmeer Avtatwn BattaliOn m year Ed Henry has represented · West Vtrgmta on coordinotmg committees on the , Ohio Basm Comprehenstve Study, the Kanawha Basm Corpprehens1ve St1'1y, the Appalach1an Study, and the North Allanite Regwnal Study, all cond ucted by the Corps of Engmeers, U. S Army A Comnusstoner on the Otuo Rtver Valley Water SanitatiOn CommJSston (O RSANCO), Henry also serves as the alternate to the West Vorgmta member on the Ohw Rtver Bastn Commtsswn ' Larry A Parker, Actmg Deputy Dtrector, En- the Ktrean War to the post of vtronmental Deputy DIStnct Engmeer at Lomsvtlle, Kentucky . Colonel Mcintyre has been awarded the Legwn of Men\ Wlth two oak leaf clusters, and a nwnber of other Umted States and VIetnamese awards . Agentcy, wtll be one of SIX members on the panel A Parkersburg nat1ve, Parker ts asSigned to the Wheehng Fteld Offtce, Reg1on III, of the US EPA He holds a bachelor of sctenoe degree from Martella Coll ege, and had He IS a regtstered Vermont !S m 3-29 lie WILL tnm or cut trees, clean out basements. att .cs, etc and patnt roofs, phone 949 3221 --------------~4~ 173~< Also part1ctpattng wtll be Edgar N (Ed) Henry, Choef of the Water Resources DiVISIOn, who wtll represent the W Va Department of Natural water polluhon control at the DuPont Company's Plastics plant at Washmgton, W. Va , as well as techmcal and admmtStratlve duttes wtth West carrytng passengers £or h1re. F'ranklm W Wyatlts a native of St. Joseph, Mo , where he COJ11pleted schoohng through St. Joseph Jumor College m 1944 Followmg an etghteenmonth enltstment m the U. S Army, 82nd Airborne DivtSlon, Frank enrolled at the Mtssour1 School of Mmes and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo, and graduated m 1950 woth a B S degree m engmeermg. chemtcal Late m 1950, after relocation to Oucago, Ill , he was married to Lo1s M1chaels. They have flve ch ildren Wyatt IS a member of the Amdncan lnslttute of Mmmg and Metallurgtcal Engmeers, and Associate Member of the American Jnstltute of Chem1cal Engmeers, and lS a regiStered professtonal engmeer m Missoun He was recently appomted a member of the Sub"Comm1ttee on I I 1 born m Morgantown, educated m Huntmgton grammar schools, and graduated at Dunbar H1gh School A World War U soldter m the mfantry , he :;er ved three of hiS four yearsmthe European Theater, the Amencan Chemtcal Society, the West Vlrglflta Water Pollutoon Control Assoc1allon, and the Nattonal with 27 months as a pnsoner of Society of Engmeers He war Professional IS registered a I ,11 CHURCH STREET, ATHENS, 'OHIO meals Unfortuna tely, 1t has not aly., i:lys been easy to fmd out the nutnt10nal va lue of many fcods, or even the mgredients or some of the producl> that lhey are buym g The new labelmg pohcy IS be1n g Implemented by the Food and Drug Adrmmslralwn, and 1t wlil go a long way m mformtng the We Accept Federal Food Stamps ' ANTIQUES : Three quarter walnut beds , n1ght stand w. porcelatn pulls , dresser w-marble tnsert w-Wtshbone mtrror & frutt pulls , ptdure frames, htckory stratght backed chatrs ~ anttque m1rrors, floor Iampi, Emp1re cherry anttque c hest. plank bottom cha~rs . hall\tree , -V1ctonan upholstered cha tr , cane bottom cha tr, spool anhque walnut table, antique frutt carved loveseat, Boston rocker , gentlemen's ftnger carved maroon velvet upholstered cha1r. cncket footstool , ant1que cherry candle stand, cand lesticks , copper kettle. marble lamps w brass bottoms , W~lnut Hepplewhtte chest ; solid walnut dtn1ng room table w exte:ntton leaves and 6 matchtng cane bottom chatrs , one drawer walnut ntght stand , one drawer wash sta nd , walnut card table , antique glass decanters, anttque glass compote , can dlesttcks , Havtland china, anttque dtshes and glassware, vases. Pots. ~l}ns, & ktkhen utensils, •romng board, refngerator , step ladder , wooden swmg , barrels, Maytag washer, copper bo1ler, frutt tars . scales , 1elec radto , mtsc tools, pamt and many small ttems The above iS a part tal hsttng and all •terns are eK Ira good, clean, well presE:fved and reftntshed Terms cash Pos1hve 10 Not responstble for acc1dents All Items will be sold "As Is" The sel ler wtll not be responstble ,for the securtty of any • •tem after the aucttoneer has awarded the 1tem to the htghest btdder Sorry. but due to the large number of valuable sma ll mrscellaneous •terns and glassware m the house , no one will be allowed tnsrde before or dunng the sale C. E. Berry, Attorney 1 Auct1oneer-8111 Janes, Phone "2-4333 or 557-3411 Pomeroy Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - FRIDAY, APRIL 27 at 1:00 P.M. Selling the persona I household goods, anhques, dtshes. and old glassware of Ida M. Druggan, 11 Church Str'eet, Athens. Ohio. Satur- . BROUGHTON'S 2% MILK gal. \ 99~ 16 oz. boHle Good . Santa Cruz area, mcludmg the hammer beahng death of hiS mother Edmund Kemper, 24, a 6-foot9 laborer, called authorittes m Santa Cruz- the "murder capt· development engmeer at Oak Rodge , Tenn , were followed by rune years m the Colorado Operaltons of the company's uramum • vanadium ore process mg facihlles m var1ous hammer, but his mother's body staff and management capact1tJes In 1966, he trans- was decapitated and one hand was cut off " I 'm glad he d1dn 't dec1de to ferred to the South <llarleston, W Va plant as an asSistant supermtendent of plant res1st arrest,'' smd Pueblo Pollee Chtef Robert Mayher " He 's bog enoug h to beat a mamtemmce Followmg two years m plant mamtenance, he transferred to moun tam hon w1th a switch " He sa1d two rifles, a shotgun the Chemtcals and Plastics and a piStol were found m Division 's Transportatwn OperatiOns Department, m Kemper's car Santa Cruz County DIStrict Alloo ncy Peter Chang and whtch he has had several managenal assignments At hom1c1de detectives flew to Co lo r c.~do to quest10n Kemper present, his position IS manager of barge operatwns ! I I 1 I I polt cy wtll about the slaymg of hts mother, her fnend, and SIX colleg ~ coeds OffiCers sa1d he confessed all eoght slaymgs dunng the phone call Hospital at the--age of 21 leadmg Chang to ca ll tt " the Deputies found the bodtes of murder capo tal of the world." Kemper's mother 1 Mrs Clare- Another young man, Herbert nell Strandberg. 52, and her W Mulhn, 25, Fleton, Cahf , fnend, Sara Taylor Hallett, 59, has been c harged with 10 of the at Mrs. Strandberg's apartment slaymgs m Aptos The deaths of the htlchhlkmg Shenff Douglas James satd coeds remamed unsolved and both women were apprently local aulhonhes planned to killed last Saturday mght Mrs questton Kemper about detaols Hallett was reported miSsmg of the killings 1o venfy hts Monday by her son con£ess1on Kemper also admttled slaymg SIX college coeds m the Santa Two Umverstty of Cahforma SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Cattle . Chmce Steers, 44 5046 40, Good, 42-41 50 Hetfers Chotec, 41 65-44 70, Good, 39-41 Cows Commercw l, 36-31 85: Utthly, 32 10-35, Canners and Cutters, 28-30 Bulls Commercial, :!8 5045 75 Stockers and Feeders Steer Ca lves, 46-59 75, Heofer Calves, 43 25-59 , Ycarlmgs, 40-46 Veal Calves Chmce, 66; Good, 54~ 1. Hogs 200-230, 35 5Q; No 1, 35 75, 230;240 , 35.25, Sows, .11 40-36, Boars, 29 50, Stock Hogs, :H-40 The suspect was mterrogated Tuesday mght lor three hours and 15 mmutes by the AIR FORCE RETIREMENT Caltfornti:l off1c1als Lt .~ Charles WRlGHT-PATIERSON AFB, Sherer of the SanlB Cruz Pohce Ohto (UP! ) - The Chief of slBff uf the Atr Force Logisllcs ComDepartment said later the suspect ''dcflmtc ly " ties 1n With mand here, MaJ . Gen . Melvm F McNtckle, will retire May 31 all the murders Cahf , m 1964, and then called h1s d1vorced mother to tell her about the slaymgs He was released on parole to h1s mother frbm Atascadero State become mandatory for all pt ocessed food prwlucl> b; the end of l975 The FDA, however, ts encouragmg volunUtry use of lhc s l.Jndards before the deadline The re will be sever a! thmgs no ste<J k The manufacturers of lo look for on lhe nutr1twn these donners satd that the meats were su pposed to be "dded at home , but the FDA order ed Lhem taken off the lahels mar kct lnfm maltOn will fall b ee<:~ use of thetr uno four baste categoncs the s1zc of an ave1age servmg, tOe number of ca lortes per servmg, the amounlo; of vanous nutnenL · per se1vmg, and Its content of mtsleadon g labels The new pnhcy os on tended to reqmre 'l: n accurate descnptwn of the contenlo; of a good package and ORANGE DRINK A~ Simon's '1~gal.$} 2 crtns. 4-28·72 focu s on the product 1ahel ot. se lf , and how good a JOb 11 does purpose. A senate commtttee recently m descnbmg the contents of a concluded hearmgs on nutnt10n m the Umted States, and the Amencan pubhc was par l1Cular package For mstance, th e re have been complaints about a "E;LSI E" ICE CREAM '12 gal. 79• ' ·· CHECKER BRAND POP 6 cans 75~ • FAVORITE BRAND VIVA JUMBO BREAD TOWELS 5 lvs. $} 3 Rolls$} tnal c hemo cal s ptll ," Sturtz sa1d "I can't pomt a fmger at any of them , though Of course, there 's a fme for this sor t of Feb 5. Thetr bod1es were found samples and sent 11 to the state 40 miles away and thetr heads Health Department in Coluntbus He sa1d he hopes analySis ncar Santa Cruz The dismembered remams of of that sample, and tests by Cynthia Schall, 19, a Cabnllo EPA ufh coals, would determme College coed who diSappeared the cause and source the Jan 8, washed up along loca l matenal that ktlled the fi sh beaches two weeks later The decomposed body of coed Mary Guolfoyle . 24, who had been or stabbed five limes, was found m nearby htlls on early February The head of Mary Ann Pesc, 19, a Fresno State Umvers1ty coed, was found last August m the Santa Cruz Mountams She d!sappe<~red H few months earher whtle hotchh1kmg w1lh Amta Luchessa, 18, another r--~~tatiOO-l I To come m and 1 1 1 see all l that's new For Spring lOLA'S I ~ Main a t Sycamore, Pom eroy Fresno coed who has not been ----...-..-.. ........ -...._... .........._. found 'slip ., , of staff smce August, 1966, Will be s ucceeded by Maj . Gen George M Johnson Jr , who has been servmg as deputy chief of staff for plans and operations HOME RENOVATED COLUII!BUS ( UP! ) - The Sprmgview Center m Sprmg· f1eld wtll be reopened as a sk11led nurstng home for the mentally retarded, the state Menta l Health and Mental Re- tardation Department announced Tuesday The center has been closed Caraveue~ ic! Bulova Stunning fashion for the wrist Golden toned case, circled by a co"lorful translucent ring, Ia set otf by a sleek Unk bracelet 17 Jewel movement With blue, green or clear translucent ring $3995 for evaluatiOn Department DI- found to have little awareness ' LARGE STOCK Simple, yeteffecltve way of f1lhng thiS mformation gap w1lh no chtcken and a prepackaged steak dmner wtlh IS a \ *..~..................* ON HAND' ~----- 'Immediate Installation Bottom Interest Do a new r~ u m b e r In ~"loc :: w 11h a whOle new pmso nahty It Slflrt s un dernea th With so 'c:; lhat look heavt feel eEXAMPLE light I too 501 NYLON Navy BORDEN'S so m;my different Vanettes ' ' The Lake Ene shoreline m this area IS dotted w1th mdnstnes " It could have been an mdus- at Santa Cruz coeds, Allee Lm, thmg, so a company, m1ght not 2t, and Rosalind Thorpe, 23, want to own up to 1t " disappeared whole 1utchhtkmg Sturtz sa1d he collected water prepackaged chicken dmner ' of food values A nutntton label 13old he els SKINLESS WIENERS ................ 2 lb . s 149 SLICED BOLOGNA ...~.~~-~~~.~ .........~.~: .. 69e SMOKED SAUSAGE :~~:.7.~.1 .~.~~..... .-.'~••• 89e SMALL EGGS .................... :.......... 3 doz . s100 day ) was the clearesl1l's been all year '' "Small f1 sh k1lls are not unusual m the sprmg beca use of D 0 . diSSolved oxygen. m the water, " he sa1d " But we ran a D 0 test and 11 wasn 't that It appoars related to a chemical sp11l somewhere m the lake, because of the nwnber of fiSh ktlled and because there -were more prcc1se mformat10n on rector Dr Kenneth Gaver said s"fura tcd fats "hat shou ld be added to the center would be renovated The nutnenL<J - wh1ch tn· prepare dmners to ruund them at a cost of $800,000 to meet elude protem, v1lamms and ~nto complete me<:~ls Con· the OhiO Bmldmg Code stanmmerals -- w1ll be ltstcd as sumer mterest m nulr~t10n has dards percentages of the recom· undoubtedly been accentuated Renovat1on " expected to bemended datly allu~>ance of the by Lhe present-<lay concern gm m two or three months d1Herent Jterns over 11smg food pr1ces. but the year be completed m about one - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • The next phase of the FDA new policy on food labehng and policy on food labeling wtll may serve sn ever greater BORDEN'S Wtth and nollced no chemical change, " tn fact , the water today ( Tues- Kemper shot and stabbed his after 35 years of act1ve duty, Il was annoWlceQ Tuesday goand parents to death wlule McNickle, who has been ch1ef hvm g w1th them at North Fork, labds on all foods for whoeh nu lr 1twn.tl c;launs are made, or to whtch nutnenls are added The bf tal of the world " - Tuesday from Pueblo, Colo , where he was arrested whtle sllll talkmg m the phone booth Cruz area Ln recent months Santa Cruz County depultes Portions of the bodies of ftve of went to hts mother's home m the gtrls have been diScovered . nearby Aptos and found her There have been 18 killmgs in body and that of a vtstlmg the Santa Cruz area this year, fnend Kemper satd he beat both women to death wtth a Stx years as a By Clarence Miller ' and as £ar as 1 could see wtth but thiS ts the bi g- most of the dead ftsh had noated the glasses. there were dead gest," he satd . 11 I dontt know out of view, some could sttll f1sh " how many there might have seen and some was hed ashore Sturtz satd he saw dead fish been Roughly , [ 1d esllmate E:PA offtctals look samples noatmg In the water as far there were several thousand " of water and fish for exammaaway as Vermthon, about four Federal and state Env1ron- hon m1les to the west Sturtz saod he made tests of the water commg mto the plant MISS AMERICA SHOES 75~ 8 PAK poratiOn In th1s penod of nsmg PI ICes , 1\mcru:an consumer about food learnmg the nutnhonal value ton tents The first phase of the uf dofferen t food s can mdeed be pol1cy (wluch bega n tn helpful 1n cuttmg the grocery January } will rcqu1re b1ll Whtle p1 ov1dmg balanced processors to put nutntwnal 6 15-Hc Open Mon. · Thurs . 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. days 9 a.m. lo 8:30p.m. the Chemtcal Transportation Industry Adv1sory Commttlee to the Untied States Coast Guard Upon graduatwn, Wyatt was employed for a year by Armour & Co. m tts Chicago, chemical pilot plant. Smce Apnl 1951, he has been With Unton Carb1de Cor- I AUTOMOBILE onsurance bee" cancelled? Lost your " operator's license' Call 9922966. 115 W. Main years ago has confessed to eight recent slaymgs tn the Subchapter "0 11 Rev1s1ons of Report hnc supermarket shelves But governm ental agenctes In- somethmg ts happemng to volved m water pollutwn c hange all of th iS and many shoppers m<:ty have already contro l He IS a member of the Air, nota:ed the nutntwn labels Water, and Waste D1vtsion of appeanng on some of the foods Resources He IS a West V1rgm13 native, SANTA CRUZ, CahL (UPl) - A hulkmg young man who killed hiS grandparents mne ! Washi,tgton -~---- PUBLIC 'AUCTION F. W Wyatt ~-------------------------1 seven years experience w mcJ,ustry pnor to ente nng Hts experience mdudes work m product control and a1r and SEE US FOR Awnmgs, ~storm doors and w1ndows. carports, marq11ees, arummum Sldtng and ratltng A Jacob, sales representattve For free: est1mates, phone ChariK Lisle, Syracuse, V V , Johnson and Son, Inc. 3 2 tfc The colonel e~gmeer and Vtrgmla .' He os also a hcensed pr-.vate airplane ptlot, and a licensed nver pilot for Protect JOn resides m Huntmgton, and has s1x children GARAGE repatr , tune ups , plugs, pomts and condenser, 8 cyl , $17 95 and 6 cyl, $14 95. call for appotntrnent, Rac1ne Garage, Racine, Otuo, 949 3611 4 8 30tc Pennsylvama, science degree m busmess Dtvtsion m December the same goverrunent service m 1965 - professtonal engmeer in Ohto, uThere w1re dead f1sh as far ' 'I've been supenntendent mental Protection Agency as the eye could see," Strutz here seven years and I've (EPA ) offtctals inveshgated s.a1d " I even used bmoculars, seen lots of hsh ktlls, Tuesday afternoon , and although Giant laborer is confessed murderer of nine persons Club to sponsor pollution panel marrted, AGENCY REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION • PAINT SPECIAL! Virgil B. For Rent LORAIN. Oh10 ( UPI) - A mystertous fiSh kill Tuesday that ftlled Lake Ene wtth dead f1sh "as far as the eye could see [rom here' ' went Ullexplam· ed today Robert Strutz, 40, superintendent of the Elyr1a Water Works here, satd he spotted the dead ftsh about tO 30 a m Tuesday ' NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE ' .~ Mobile Homes For "Sale Thousands of Erie fish die Business Se..Vices -=--- - - - - - --~--- I NOW READY Blooming BLACK 'Ia Tennessee Walker potted flowers. starttng at colt, I year old , phone 992 SOc , hangtng baskets , pansies 3640 and cabbage. Ready soon 4 IB-7tc Petuntas, martgolds. Coleus - - -- tomatoes, peppers, etc , v.. off MODERN Walnut stereo-radto bytheflat, Hubbard' s Green , comb1nat•on , 4 speed In house, St Rt 124, above park, termDceU c hanger , 4 speaker Syracuse, Oh1o sound system, separate 4 3 He controls Balance $69 72 Use L :--0=-T = s ---=-fo_r_ sa -,-le-.-o-n- C " 'h:-e·ster ~~~ budget terms Call 992 5 watet , phone 992 5248 ' hi 3 4 22 6tc p m or P2 3436 after 3 p m 4-22 6tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES WISH to express my ~sf wtshes and thanks to all who sent me the cards and flowers wh1le I was hosp1ta1tzed at the Holzer Med1cal Center They were all greatly apprec•ated Mre Edna Morgan 4 25 lie {4) 18, Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Will be accep1ed uni t! 9 a m for Day of Publ tcat•on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the r lgt'lt to ed11 or re tect any ads For sale For Sale Monday Deadline 9 a m Correct•ons Cancellat•on - 7- The Datly Senltnel, Middleport. Pomeroy, 0 , Apnl25, 1973_ Brown As Low As 499 Square Yard Kitchen Nylon Carpet 3 99 Square Low As Yard With Foam Backing As Chapman's Shoes Main St. Pomt~ty �/ ' 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April25, 1973 · ' -I.G.A. . i ' ' ' WHITE BREAD • 2ND BIG WEEK OF M&R I.G.A. FOODLINER NEW CLEAN STORE. . PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD WED., THOR., FRI., SAT. COM(& ,SAVE. SAVE ON NAME BRANDS AND QUALITY MEATS & PRODUCE \ l -------------------, . I.G.A. ' M&R COUPON NESCAFE INSTANT I FRE . . ,. . _I ¢ I THURSDAY I FIRST 300 ADULT I ' A FREE LOAF OF 16 . COFFEE P~R ___. ;._______________..___ 10 oz. ONE ' COUPON I EXPIRES 4/ 28/73 ·. . . , CHEESE LOAF I I s I I.G.A. I lNG! WHITE I ~~~.,- -~~--J . ·- FLORIDA WHITE .' ' ! R ~1 LG.A. '. f 0 • 16 OZ. lOAF ---, We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities , ' ¢ 2 fb. -- KELLOGG'S CORN DOG CHOW .I.G.A. . BLEACH FLAKES lB. BAG PURINA " ' :: 12 oz. BOXES 50 LB. BAG EASY OFF 15¥2 ONLY oz. ~~,;::7 LB. ARMOUR STAR VERI-BEST PORK ' . ·APPLE SAUCE GAL LEAN & TENDER 15 OZ. CANS . YOUR CHOICE . POP' . ' ! CUTS BEER, ORANGE, COLA lb. '. 22 WITH A oz. BOTTLE l FRESH _ 12 ·,' GREEN. , . CA ORDER OR MORE NOT INCLUDING THE . GLASS ICE BUCKET LISTERINE . MOUTHWASH COFFEE · · ·2 . La· • c ·A. ,N . o· NL . v· · . ONE PER . . PERWN CENTER ' SHAS A CAN:NED MAXWELL. HOUSE . or FOLGERS COFFEE I POR LOIN ·END ROAST · . .20 OZ. BOTTLE - BATH .TOWELS ONIONS I.G.A. - ---. POLY BAG .. ' 'hGAL 59e · . bunch . VEGETABLES 3 i 20 oz. p~g. . $100 ' . BETSY ROSS FRUIT PIES ' LASAGNA CERAMIC · MAALOX 12 oz. BAKING EFFEROENl TABlETS . '$119 ' . 60s -$}19 . \ - ~[G.A~ FLORIDA . .1 . . _Oranges ' . - .MACARONI g . FOR $100 ·, .-· ' ' U.S. NO. 1 I . · LB. · · BAG - 2 LB. PKG. FRESH GROUND · ¢ · MEAT LOAF MIX . .· ,. 2 89 •- . LEAN BEEF & PORK .. . . MIXED . LB. M&R SHOPPING CENTER 0 BAG POTATOES · SPAGHETTI FOR , R .-· OR ' NEW -RED ' ~~ - BEANS { 15 oz. I.G.A ' . -· RED KIDNEY ' -.-ONLY . WASH CLOTHS· • ' ·PAN - $288 49~ HEAVY . . . PLUS DEPOSIT I.G.A. 1 lb. . CRACKERS ' . 3.$1 FOR IGA ·. I• IGA·FOODLINER , · MIDDLEPORT . Open 9 to 9 Daily- 12 TIL 6 Sunday �/ ' 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April25, 1973 · ' -I.G.A. . i ' ' ' WHITE BREAD • 2ND BIG WEEK OF M&R I.G.A. FOODLINER NEW CLEAN STORE. . PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD WED., THOR., FRI., SAT. COM(& ,SAVE. SAVE ON NAME BRANDS AND QUALITY MEATS & PRODUCE \ l -------------------, . I.G.A. ' M&R COUPON NESCAFE INSTANT I FRE . . ,. . _I ¢ I THURSDAY I FIRST 300 ADULT I ' A FREE LOAF OF 16 . COFFEE P~R ___. ;._______________..___ 10 oz. ONE ' COUPON I EXPIRES 4/ 28/73 ·. . . , CHEESE LOAF I I s I I.G.A. I lNG! WHITE I ~~~.,- -~~--J . ·- FLORIDA WHITE .' ' ! R ~1 LG.A. '. f 0 • 16 OZ. lOAF ---, We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities , ' ¢ 2 fb. -- KELLOGG'S CORN DOG CHOW .I.G.A. . BLEACH FLAKES lB. BAG PURINA " ' :: 12 oz. BOXES 50 LB. BAG EASY OFF 15¥2 ONLY oz. ~~,;::7 LB. ARMOUR STAR VERI-BEST PORK ' . ·APPLE SAUCE GAL LEAN & TENDER 15 OZ. CANS . YOUR CHOICE . POP' . ' ! CUTS BEER, ORANGE, COLA lb. '. 22 WITH A oz. BOTTLE l FRESH _ 12 ·,' GREEN. , . CA ORDER OR MORE NOT INCLUDING THE . GLASS ICE BUCKET LISTERINE . MOUTHWASH COFFEE · · ·2 . La· • c ·A. ,N . o· NL . v· · . ONE PER . . PERWN CENTER ' SHAS A CAN:NED MAXWELL. HOUSE . or FOLGERS COFFEE I POR LOIN ·END ROAST · . .20 OZ. BOTTLE - BATH .TOWELS ONIONS I.G.A. - ---. POLY BAG .. ' 'hGAL 59e · . bunch . VEGETABLES 3 i 20 oz. p~g. . $100 ' . BETSY ROSS FRUIT PIES ' LASAGNA CERAMIC · MAALOX 12 oz. BAKING EFFEROENl TABlETS . '$119 ' . 60s -$}19 . \ - ~[G.A~ FLORIDA . .1 . . _Oranges ' . - .MACARONI g . FOR $100 ·, .-· ' ' U.S. NO. 1 I . · LB. · · BAG - 2 LB. PKG. FRESH GROUND · ¢ · MEAT LOAF MIX . .· ,. 2 89 •- . LEAN BEEF & PORK .. . . MIXED . LB. M&R SHOPPING CENTER 0 BAG POTATOES · SPAGHETTI FOR , R .-· OR ' NEW -RED ' ~~ - BEANS { 15 oz. I.G.A ' . -· RED KIDNEY ' -.-ONLY . WASH CLOTHS· • ' ·PAN - $288 49~ HEAVY . . . PLUS DEPOSIT I.G.A. 1 lb. . CRACKERS ' . 3.$1 FOR IGA ·. I• IGA·FOODLINER , · MIDDLEPORT . Open 9 to 9 Daily- 12 TIL 6 Sunday �• 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 25, 1973 ;:=:::::t.:~:::::::=:=:=:=:::w.:::;:;:;:::::::::x:::x:::::.:;~:;:::;:::::::;:::::.:;>:.:•:::.::::::;;;::::-.o:::::~:.:=:=:::~;:;:;§X:~ ICommunity 1: ICorner By Charlene Hoeflich \! Eddy 's in business '!11e 42nd anniversary of Beta The new Mr. Eddy Edunlor, May 1 - Salisbury, 8:30-11 presenting a special message Sigu>a Phi will be celebrated from the Sororil y 's founder, displayed on the upper parking a .m .; Rutland 7:4:>-3:30 p.m . WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Thursday night at 6:30 by the Bill Ross. She has received May 3 Hysell WILDWOOD Garden Club, FREE CLOTHING day at lot in Pomeroy Tuesday Xi Gamma Mu and Ohio Eta the message from the In- 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Salvation Arm y, Butternut evening, today began Run, 7 : ~ p .m . » » Phi Chapters with a banquet at May 4 - Chester, 9:30ternational Headquarters in Alfred Veauger for nature t&tiF Ave ., Pomeroy, 10 a .m . to 12 operating in Meigs, Jackson « ·~ the Holid<.ty Inn at Kanauga. Kansas City and it will be the ana study. Take sack lunch. and Vinton Counties. 11' a . m.; Eastern; 11 : 15noo n. Anyone in need of When Jeff Burt learned of a .fire in his apartment at Bowling The first cha pter of the central event of the evening Following is the schedule of 12:15; Hemlock Grove, 1AMER I CAN J, egion c lothing welcome. Green over Easler weekend, it did more than unruf!le hin1 a soro rity was organized in and the culmination of the Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett little. MEIGS HIGH School band in the unitin Meigs County for the 2; Dick's Grocery, 2: 15-3:15; Abilene. Kansas 42 years ago , program. Morgan 's , 3:30-4:30 ; Rock Post 128, 6:30 p.m . potluck with public concert , 8 p.m ., high next seven days : Most of the cloth06 there were damaged along with most of and there are now ap· · April 26 - Pomer~y, 9-Noon; Springs , 4: 45-5 : 45; Chester, each auxiliary member to take school auditorium . No adhis other possessions . Upoetting , to say the least. Fortunately, proximately 10,500 chapters Hobson, 12:30-2; .Middleport, 6:15:7; Tuppers Plains. 7:3{)a covered dish. Legionnaires mission; direction by Dwight the notes for his thesis are still legible. with 250,000 members in the RO U: lDUP NEAR 2:30-3 ; Gravel Hill, 3:30-4; 8:30. will be guests. Meeting at 7:30 Goins. Jeff wa! here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt, United States, Cana da, 23 A kindergarten roundup in Laurel - Cliff, 4: 30-5 ; Old p.m . FRIDAY when his roommate telephoned the bad news. Seems someone in forei g n countries and th e Mei gs Local School BATTLE.OF bands, 9 p.m. to Chester Rd ., 5:15-5:45; Flatthe apartment above had entertained on the balcony, left some MIDDLEPORT Literary Margaret Van Matre of territories . District will be held at I : 30 charcoal still burning, and a spark Oew in and ignited carpeting. Club, 2 p.m . Wednesday at the 12midnighlFriday at Pomeroy woods, 6-7; Chester , 7:15-7 :45 ; Pomeroy.Traditional cere monies will p.m. on Tuesday, May J, Incidentally, Jeff is teaching some courses at Bowling Green ho:ne of Mrs. Thereon J ohnson, Junior High School sponsored Five Points, 8-8 :30. Mrs . Dods on and Mrs . be observed at the banquet. Dis tr ic t Supt. George April 27 - Rutland , 7:30University while working on his ~aste(s degree in ecology . Racine; Mrs. Roy Cassell to by Meigs High School Spanish a:JO. ·Ferguson were dinner g uests of The history of the loca l Hargraves announce$. review, " RJverbed " by David Club. Trophy and $100 prize to Mrs. Mildred Frank on Wed ch apte r s will be reviewed and Children who .wlll enter SHIRLEY BABLE BORING, who was reared in Middleport, Wagoner, Mrs . Robert Fisher best ·band . nesday. the new member s will receive kindergarten in 'be fall will FIRST SESSION, VIM , 10 is in rather serious condition at Grant Hospital, Room 819, with a to review " Franklin and Mr . and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan their nrst welcome into go to the respective school lung condition . Mrs. Joe Turner received a letter this week from Eleanor", by J oseph P. Lash . . a .m . at senior citizens ce nter. a: tended a supper at the Meigs . membership. which they will Jttend at Shirley's mother who advised that she will be hospitalized for Roll call, commen t on the book. Pomeroy Junior High School Inn Tuesday denoting the end Mildred Karr and Velma Rue Pomeroy , 'Middleport or several weeks for treatment. Shirley l•as three small children. POMEROY - Middlep ort for all persons 55 or ove r . First of the bowling tournament. are serving as co-chairmen of Rutland. They are to be Lions Club, noon Wednesday , of series of fiv e weekly Murl Taylor was taken to the Founder's Day banquet. a ccompanied by their programs. HELEN HAYES OF GREAT BEND is just back from a two Meigs Inn. Toastmistress for the even ing Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy Holzer Medical Center. He was parents or guardian . To SATURDAY week vacation in. Wales. Helen was the guest of Sharon J ones OH IO Valley Commandry, will be Margaret Follrod, enter kindergarten chi1dren TAG DAY, car wa sh and vacationed in Arizona last returned home and then Davidson, ~r husband, Lee, who is there with an oil company, Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m . president of Xi f;amma Mu ~ must be five years old before week visiting their daughter, returned to the hospital. He and their two children. Wednesday at the Pomeroy bake sale by Meigs High School • Chapter. Other m embers who Sept. 30. Band to raise funds for Rose Marie and husband. On had pneumonia. t Maso~ic Temple. wi ll have a part on the program Art and Gladys Jasper of The mother is to take with trip to Blossom Fes- their return trip they visited THE !lENDO' THE RIVER Garden Club has come up with a THURSDAY are Linda Riffle, president of Columbus-·visited her parents, . his s ister Doris (Conroy ) Betz her to the roundup, the marveloils way of giving a living memorial to a loved one . ~OCK Springs Grange, 8 tival , Canada, next month. the Ohio El" Phi Cha9ter , c hild 's birth certificate, and Car washes at two Porn-· and husband at St.· Joseph . Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr The club is hopeful of planting crabapple trees around the p.m . Thursday at the halL leadi ng in the Founder 's Day immunization record which Mich. Then in Akron they were Friday. entire fenced area of the Letart Falls Cemetery. They suggest MEIGS County Wom~n ·s eroy Ashland stations r.nd pledge; Jun e Van Vranken A son was born recently to to visit their sons , George Jr . should include the OPT shot that anyone interested irr giving a tree in memory of a )oved one Fellowship of the Churches of at Ashlano station in Midleading in the si nging of the and immunization against Conroy and wife and Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt. He contact a member of the club. Mrs. Bert Grimm of Letart Falls is Christ, 7:30 p .m . Thursday at dleport ; bake sa le at New York Na tional Anthem; Ann Rupe Conroy. has bee n named Richard Jr. polio, measles and a TB skin president of the club which will enter the beautification projec t in the Middleport Church of Clothing House; tag day in <.~nd Lois Rosenbaum test record. Mrs. Alice Conroy Ferg uson They have a daughter, four . Rutland , Middleport and the Sears Civic Improvement Program. Twenty-five spruce Christ. Mrs. Hoyt Allen to presen tin g highlights of the A son was born recently to of Huntington came to stay Pomeroy . All actiVities,~ a.m. trees have bee.n purchased by the club and will be planted next prese nt the program . yeHr for Xi Gamma Mu with Mrs. Alice Dodson while Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. to 5 p .m . month at the cemetery. STUDENTS at Racine, Cha pter , and Martha McPhail the Conroy s were away. She This is their fourth child . Letart and Portland to sign up . BAZAAR AND bake sale, Carol McCullough givi)lg and was called home F,riday when William Milhoan of Keno has THE SUNRISE SERVICE of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist for Lillie League, Pony League Saturday beginning at 2 p.m . at highlights of the Ohio Eta Phi Plain s Un ited her neighbor was taken to a new motorcycle. Church took place high on a hill on the Burdette property which and Peewee te,ams at Tuppers year . . Ca rl Ritchie has moved his overlooks the entire community. About~ gathered there for the respectiv·e schools Thursday. Methodist Ch ur ch annex, a hospital in a coma from Shirley Cuter, last . year's trailer to his farm at Keno. By Mrs. Herben Roush 6 a.m. service. They enjoyed group singing led ' by William Insurance fee required at the · sponsored by chw ch . Publlc 'ca ncer. Visitors . were Mildred " girl of the ·year" award Frank of Pomeroy and --Glenna S. Milhoan invited. Mrs:Hnda Cleland of Racine time of signup ; i.Jttle League, Bailey, had prayer conducted by Robert Barton, and listened to winn ~ r-for Xi Gamma Mu , and visited Ada Rowe Sunday $2.50, and pony league $3. the Rev . Robert Buckley tell of the resurrection of Christ. SUNDAY Carolyn Satterfield, girl of the afternoon. HYMN SING, Hazel Com- , year for Ohio Eta Phi, will Spending Saturday evening munity Ch ur ch near Long . REVIVAL at Bald Knobs prse nt awards to the new g irls with 1ilrs. Bertha .Robinson Bollorr., Sunday, 1: 30 p .m. se lec ted for the honor . An- w~re : Mrs. Tocie Hayman and Freedom Gospel Mission featuring Barnett Family, co n linues through Sunday, . ndtmceJ'nent of the winners will son Keith, Mr . and Mrs . McArthur. Public invited. Rev . Cevil Wise eva ngelis t; Gifts for the infant son of Home. be made at the banquet. Herbert Shields, Mr. and Mrs. se rvices, 7:30 each evening. Mrs. Esther Mays were f\i!ory E . Morris has been WaP.ie Stover, Mr. and Mrs. A bake sale was set for May presented to .her at a recent 26 at Chester, and plans were RIVERVIEW Garden Club selected for the ' honor of Leonard Stover, children . ALLEN HONORED meeting of the Young Wives made to make mor e sock membe rs to ea t out and tour Melissa and Eric, Amy and A birthday supper ~as given Stahl' s Nur se ry Thursday Club, Chester area , at a recent an imalS at the May 3 meeting Larry Fisher, Mr. and Mrs . m~eting held at the home of evening , April26. Members are , ~'riday night at th e home of Mr. to be held at the 'home of Mrs. Bill Mitchell of Columbus spent and Mrs . Orville Allen Mrs. Mary Barnhart. Mays. Mrs. Virginia . Ki~khart the week end with Mrs . · to meet at the Whitehead home honoring Mr. Allen on his al 5:30. Plans were made to have 1;1 preside(i a( the meeting . Robinson and Mrs. Mitchell birthday anniversary. Guests layette shower for Mrs. Cathy Refreshments were served by showed film she had taken on VALUES were Mr. an d Mr s. Howard Spencer at the May meeting. It the hostess. her trip to the Holy Land Allen and family of New was noted that Mrs. Avice ARE Saturday evening to the group. Knoxville·, Sammy Lewis and Spencer had delivered the Sunday g uests of Mrs. FOUND 'family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Easter banks to the children at Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs . Gene Robinson · we1·e: Mrs. Jack Grounds and family , Mr. and the Meigs County Children's Mrs. Ernes t Powell, Ivan Mr. and Mrs. David T. Crooks, .John Gregory and Sargent, Racine, Mrs . Phillip Mark Walter, of Bethesda, Md . Radford . and daughter Mayme F. Ritchie, dec'd ;, Powell , and Miss Donna Jean Grueser of Plum Sl., Pomeroy, entertained Sunday with an a re here for a visit with his Stephanie of Pomeroy Rte., aka Mary Elizabeth Ritchie , Wells. par~nl'i, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Tocie Hayman , Mr. and dec 'd. tO" H. W . Ritchie , Lin- "· Easter dinner party . • A dinner was held in observnie .Crary, Herve A Ritchie, Their guests were Mr. and Crooks. J oining the f>imily for .Mrs . ·Herbert Shields. ' FURNITURE of Easter qLthe home of Mrs. Gerald L. Hogue, · and dinner Tuesday night were Pvt. Ronald Russell of Ca rl A. Ritchie, Wayne E. Gold is so ductile a metal Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh, Wendy Kay of Darlington, Pa.; Mrs. Henry Fitch and Mi ss Virgin~a spent the week end Ritch ie, Norma Ritc hie, that one ounce of it can be Route 4, Pomeroy, 'on Easter Mr . and Mrs . · Jack Gruese1. Kathryn Fruth of Point with his wife and daughter Josephine Ritchie, Aff. of drawn into a wire 35 miles long. · · Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Russell and Mandy Trans., Chester. Brian Keith and Sheila Kay , Pleasa nt. Guests were Mr: and Mrs. Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Herve W. Ritchie, dec'd . to Mr . and Mrs. Gary Swope at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and children, · Butch Russell and Tammara and son , Aaron have returned Russell Roush . Pvt. and Mrs . . Linnie Crary, Herve A. RitVicki, Debbie, Bertie, Richard, Lynn, Columbus ; Mrs . Robert from an Easter visit with their Russell and Mandy also visited chie , Carl A. Ritc hi e, Wa yne E. Juni.o r and Dena of Ridge- L. Halley, Amy Beth and parents, Mr . and Mrs. Carlos Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Russell at R itchie, No rma Ritc hi e , way;; Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Steven, Cheshire; Mr.. and Swope of Zanesville ; and Mr. Wolfpen. Norma .Ritchie, Jose phine Welsh and children, Robbie, Mrs. Larry Hudson and Lori ~nd Mrs. Perl Watts, Dunc an Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson Ritchi e, Zana Hall, Cert. of Nancy and Jimmy, Route I, Lynn, Pomeroy; Glen Grueser , Falls. and children spent Sunday with Trans., Chester . Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Melanie Kay, Misty Dawn, and Zana Hall , E. W. Hall to Carl Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson. Welsh and children, Jeannie Rodney Ripley, w. Va. ca me Tuesday · Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre Allen Grueser , A. Ritchie, Parcels, Chester. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 28 and Denny, Route 1, Mid- Pomeroy. Unable to attend but for a several days' v"isit with were visiting in Kanauga and Linnie Craiy, Reed B. Crary, ~-~---====:;~;t;;;,iirtiiil(--l dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy telephoning in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thoma s Pt. Pleasant Thursday . Herve Alvin Ritchie, Marigole TEEN QUEEN Welsh and Homer, Route 4, were Mrs. Charlott~ Emery , and children . Mrs. Bertha Robinson spent Ritchie , Wayne E . Ritchie,"' . Pomeroy; Mr. .and Mrs. New Castle, Pa., and Mrs. Easter weekerid g uests of Sunday afternoon with her Mary E. Ritchie to Carl A. Darrell Napper of Route 4, Char les Fos ter , Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons were sister Mrs. Gerald Hayman. Ritchie, Parcels, Chester . SUPERIORS 303 Pomeroy ;.Mrs. Letha Cowen of Pa . Ml·. and Mrs. Tom Lyons and Mr .. and Mrs. Henry Stewart Harold Johnso n, Garnet Size 99~ p of Pt. Pleasant, Mrs.. Christine Johnson to The rillS. Randolph, , Pomeroy; arid Dennis Kelly, daughle r , 1 . I/; lb · onya , ontiac , WEEKEND GUESTS 2 • Ridgeway. Mi ch.; Carl Sherlitz, Marion, Sneed of Letart, W.Va. spent Claudette J . Randolph, ParPAR KAY Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs . Richard Saturday evening with Mr. and eels, Olive. • • ·" • ·; ; • • • • • '• ••' Hogue of Darlington, Pa., Mr. Sa ad, Columbus ; Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Jim Hupp and sons. Harold Johnson , Ga rn et and Mrs. Jack Grueser and Schramm, Zanesville ; and Mr. MEETING DELAYED Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp and Johnson to Therill S. Randolph, POPLAR- Sliced .. · s ons spent Sunday with her Claudette J . Randolph , Par. A meeting of the Past children, Mt. Vernon, a nd Mr. and Mr s. J ohn Lyons a nd l-Ib. MatronS: Of Evangeline and Mrs. Butch Russell and children, Middleport. parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry cels , Olive . . 1 Pkgs . Stewart at Point Pleasant. Chapter 176, Order of the · Tammara Lynn, Colwnbus, Kathlee n Bisse n , admrx., Miss Mary Ruth Sauer was Mr. and Mr~ . Frank Davis. Ha~ry t\ . Hayman, dec., to Eastern Star, scheduled ·for were weekend guests of Mr. KRAF,T the .wjq ner. of an Easter basket ' Grueser, and Mrs . Davld T. and family of Parkersburg Lawrence H. Hayman , Par'Friday night ha s been postPLANTERS . awarded at J on nie's Beauty spent the week end with Mr. Plum St., Pomeroy . poned . ' cels, Lebanon. Salon, Uni on Ave., Pome roy. and Mrs. Butch Wilson and General Telephone Co. to family. 64 oz. 28 oz . Edson Roush, Mary Roush, 79~ Jug Rei. of Ease., Sutton. Jar Roy Eiselstein, ·Lenora Dean KRAFT Eiselstein·, John W. Efselstei n, DAIRY ·SPECIAL Cla ra Eiselslein , Wilbur A. 18 oz. 99~ . · Meadow Gold - Outch Holland Dea n to Paul Hawk,. Betty · Jars Hawk, 54 .5 Acres, Orange. :::: / Sorority celebrates :::: 1\eno fHtlgc • Fairview J'~ews Notes Gifts brought for infant "IT'S TRUE" - -- Property Dinner enjoyed Transfers Easter observed ance BAKER BOILED HAM · 79¢ 79¢ 6 MARGARINE 3 CHUCK ROAST............... ase lb. SHOULDER ROAST........ 95e lb. ENGLISH ROAST .. :........ _95e lb. .2 lb. SlRLOI.N STEAK 2 lb. PORK CHOPS 2 lb. "S LICED BACON 2 lb. GROUND BEEF 1 lb. HAM SA LAD HOMEMADE HAM SALAD AND 4 "" 3 lb. 3 lb. 2 lb. 3 lb. CHEESE SPREAD (251) CHUCK ROAST ROUND STEAK SLICED PORK SHOULDER BULK SAUSAGE SPARE RIBS S .lb. G.ROUND BEEF 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 3 lb. STE W MEAT 2 lb. R9UND STEAK Phone Us . \ . Your Orderl . · . 992-3502 (252) 4 lb. GROUND ,3 lb. J lb. i lb. S lb. ACCEPT F BEEF PORK cHoPs . SLICED BACON SIR LOIN STEAK $= HU CK ROAST · RAL FOOD STAMPS ICE . MJ·. and Mrs . Frank Hudson Earl H. Dean , Betty Lou and daughter, Toni oE.Racine · Deanto PauiH~wk, BettyJeah and Mr. and _M~~-·- .S!>el~y Hawk, 4.2 Acres, Chester. Picken s ~nd family of J ohn Sauvage, dec. to Syracuse visited with Mr. and El i:zra beth Weaver, John G. Mrs. Allcm Taylor on Sunday. Sauvage , Cert. for tran s ., Mr . and Mrs. Arthur E. Pomeroy ' Ar th ur Atherton , Ollie J ohnson and 's on, Patr.ick, · spent Sunday evening with Mr. Atherton to Sybil Ebersbach, .:md Mrs. Douglas Johnson in Parce ls , Orcfnge. R"cine. .. , Sybil Ebersbach to Arthur Mrs .' Helen Perry and son A t h erton ~ Olli e Atht:rton •. Danny· an d d· aug hie r , Francine' Parce ls, Orange. of Holland, Ohio sp,enl Frirtay Susanna Fitzgerald, Paul D. night . l.ill Sunday with her Fitzge rald to Waller L: Burke, mo.t hcr , Mrs. Mary Circle . Mr. \Virginia .N. Burke, 1.80 Acre, and Mrs. Melvin. Ci rcle and Chesler . fainj ly of Columbu s visited at Ern~st Ca rr , Sadie Ca rr to l he Circle home on Sunday. Amedee L. Lefebre, Rachea l L. Mr. £~ri d Mrs . WJ.ij_iam . Lefebr~, Lot, P.omeroy. Carle t.un a~d Terry sfyrf of El,lgen e We bs ter , Eve lyn Rac ine visited wilh Mrs . Eunie . Webster tO R'Oy Donohew, 20 Bn·nk er un T ucsd ay even ing. Acres; 49 Acre Lot 251, Letart. "'-... · Leroy W. Donohew, Mildred · . · Donohew to- L~roy W. Dono hew, Mildred Donohew . PARENTS VISITED Parce ls, Leta r t. "--r . an d Mrs. Bob Grimm, E~r l C. Rumfield to Roy son Steve, a s tudc"t at Ohio M(Jo rc, Paul Sidner, · 3 Acres, Univers ity, and daughters Rulland . Chr isty and Amy, Columbus, were Easter weekend g~ests ·or Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, ·· A femal e horse ha s 36 Letart Falls. Ieeth : a male · horse 40. . · 1fz gal .. - JELLY Ri9id . Sole. New avocado frame .,;..;,h chrome plaled hardware . Reve rsib.le viny l pod ir~ beautiful flor!JI pollern . F1.1 lly b ra ced m~nonile floo r with center leg fo r com plete lUp port. HECK'S REG$19.81 $1]88 HDUSEWARE DE/IT. 6. . .. Tough construction , yet safely built with baby in mind. ' $ 6" PULL TOY HECK'S REG. $2.24 StroganOff $1 oss. - HECK'S REG. CHEER F.amily . • S1ze $}09 With Coupon Good At: 'Ru'lland. Dept. Store ' EJtptres .: ~ . 28 . 73 . '69( BOARDS BABY .WALKER EASY REACH ,.- / AUTOMATIC SWING Feotvring the new completely endow~ mecl-ta· nism, designed lor inldnf't plecnure and moth, er' 1 peace of l'r)ind . 8lve baked enamel ¥." tubvld r 11aelleg1 with pla1tk tip1 , Strong one pie(e leg bra ce . · · HECK'S'REG, $14.81 S]22 PAMPERS · ~--M SCJ88 HECK'S REG. $2.99 .. HOUSEWAIII DE,T. 1 5's RUBBERMAID DAY'S. EASE . AIR FRESHENER HECK'S REG . 84' ~ ~ I! · II \ NOT GENERAL ELECTRIC AS BABY FOOD DISH PICTURED e DETACHABLE CORD. HECK'S REG- 100 C()UNT ._r-· ' HECK'S REG• · $4.11 ' Complete with .chom be ~ and deflector. .Removable troy . Fi11ish: Wax Birch with White- Seat and Tray. • DISPOSABLE BOTTLES 88~ NURSERY e IMM ERS IBLE FOR EASY ClEANING. PLAYTEX '· I FOLDING e AU.TOMATICAL LY HEATS ENTIRE MEAL e SUCTION BOTTOM AVOIDS SPilliNG. .LAUNDRY BASKET CHOOSE FROM ASSORTED ANIMALS AND CHARACTERS TOWELS . ·ANIMAL BULLETIN CUJTNIIIUEI'1. HOt/SEWAilE DE/IT. • • JUVENILE -LAMPS BOUNTY SJJB8 HOUSEWAIII DE/IT. PAMPERS 12's . · ' 't HECK'S REG. $4.77: ' Good at Rutrarld Dept. Store HECK 'S REG. $16.81 HOUSEWAIIIDEI'T. .foltJs qui.Ckly for edsy transporta tio n. Rolls s moothly on non · breaka.ble caster wheels . Bumpers of plast ic protect fvrnitvre. and woodwork. . . • "'t lb. with wipe dean vinyl seat and bock . · Metal tray . Choose from assorted colors . HECK'SIIEG. $15.U · HECK'S REG. $24.U HECK'S REG. 12.98 $ HECK'S REG . • $6.44 $10.96 HECK'S REG. $1.69 JEWEliY DE/IT.' ' With Coupon Fo l d~ flat . . . tubular metal frame Choose from sunny or star lit e patterns. BErn CROCKER .... 89¢ HIGH CHAIR DELUXE SHOPPER STROLLER 3 ~==~s~o!d~ac 2FOR Ch1h & Tomato· 29~""'f $7.36 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. HAMBURGER HElPER CELERY HECK' S REG. 1.4 1 HECK'S REG. BOOTH New Florida lndvdes: Di sposable bottles , holders , cop5, and nipp les. PLAYPEN LITTLE SNOOPY Grape - Blackberry -Raspberry FROZEN PERCH FISH PLAY YARD· ORANGE JUICE PEANUT BUTTER By t~e Day WOOD PORK , . BEANS BACON............. ~: •• Carmel News, MIDDlEPORT, 0. PLAYTEX .... FISHER PRICE FESCO PLASTIC 16 QT. DIAPER PAIL HECK'S REG. $2.35 . FRISKY FROG PULL TOY. FESCO PLASTIC 30 QT. BABY BATH $133 HECK'SIIEG. $2.22 $133 HECK'S REG. 3.18 1 $ 29 3~~~bo ·gge With · Coupon Good at Rutland Dept. Store Expires: ·4-28-73 . t ' �• 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., April 25, 1973 ;:=:::::t.:~:::::::=:=:=:=:::w.:::;:;:;:::::::::x:::x:::::.:;~:;:::;:::::::;:::::.:;>:.:•:::.::::::;;;::::-.o:::::~:.:=:=:::~;:;:;§X:~ ICommunity 1: ICorner By Charlene Hoeflich \! Eddy 's in business '!11e 42nd anniversary of Beta The new Mr. Eddy Edunlor, May 1 - Salisbury, 8:30-11 presenting a special message Sigu>a Phi will be celebrated from the Sororil y 's founder, displayed on the upper parking a .m .; Rutland 7:4:>-3:30 p.m . WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Thursday night at 6:30 by the Bill Ross. She has received May 3 Hysell WILDWOOD Garden Club, FREE CLOTHING day at lot in Pomeroy Tuesday Xi Gamma Mu and Ohio Eta the message from the In- 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Salvation Arm y, Butternut evening, today began Run, 7 : ~ p .m . » » Phi Chapters with a banquet at May 4 - Chester, 9:30ternational Headquarters in Alfred Veauger for nature t&tiF Ave ., Pomeroy, 10 a .m . to 12 operating in Meigs, Jackson « ·~ the Holid<.ty Inn at Kanauga. Kansas City and it will be the ana study. Take sack lunch. and Vinton Counties. 11' a . m.; Eastern; 11 : 15noo n. Anyone in need of When Jeff Burt learned of a .fire in his apartment at Bowling The first cha pter of the central event of the evening Following is the schedule of 12:15; Hemlock Grove, 1AMER I CAN J, egion c lothing welcome. Green over Easler weekend, it did more than unruf!le hin1 a soro rity was organized in and the culmination of the Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett little. MEIGS HIGH School band in the unitin Meigs County for the 2; Dick's Grocery, 2: 15-3:15; Abilene. Kansas 42 years ago , program. Morgan 's , 3:30-4:30 ; Rock Post 128, 6:30 p.m . potluck with public concert , 8 p.m ., high next seven days : Most of the cloth06 there were damaged along with most of and there are now ap· · April 26 - Pomer~y, 9-Noon; Springs , 4: 45-5 : 45; Chester, each auxiliary member to take school auditorium . No adhis other possessions . Upoetting , to say the least. Fortunately, proximately 10,500 chapters Hobson, 12:30-2; .Middleport, 6:15:7; Tuppers Plains. 7:3{)a covered dish. Legionnaires mission; direction by Dwight the notes for his thesis are still legible. with 250,000 members in the RO U: lDUP NEAR 2:30-3 ; Gravel Hill, 3:30-4; 8:30. will be guests. Meeting at 7:30 Goins. Jeff wa! here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt, United States, Cana da, 23 A kindergarten roundup in Laurel - Cliff, 4: 30-5 ; Old p.m . FRIDAY when his roommate telephoned the bad news. Seems someone in forei g n countries and th e Mei gs Local School BATTLE.OF bands, 9 p.m. to Chester Rd ., 5:15-5:45; Flatthe apartment above had entertained on the balcony, left some MIDDLEPORT Literary Margaret Van Matre of territories . District will be held at I : 30 charcoal still burning, and a spark Oew in and ignited carpeting. Club, 2 p.m . Wednesday at the 12midnighlFriday at Pomeroy woods, 6-7; Chester , 7:15-7 :45 ; Pomeroy.Traditional cere monies will p.m. on Tuesday, May J, Incidentally, Jeff is teaching some courses at Bowling Green ho:ne of Mrs. Thereon J ohnson, Junior High School sponsored Five Points, 8-8 :30. Mrs . Dods on and Mrs . be observed at the banquet. Dis tr ic t Supt. George April 27 - Rutland , 7:30University while working on his ~aste(s degree in ecology . Racine; Mrs. Roy Cassell to by Meigs High School Spanish a:JO. ·Ferguson were dinner g uests of The history of the loca l Hargraves announce$. review, " RJverbed " by David Club. Trophy and $100 prize to Mrs. Mildred Frank on Wed ch apte r s will be reviewed and Children who .wlll enter SHIRLEY BABLE BORING, who was reared in Middleport, Wagoner, Mrs . Robert Fisher best ·band . nesday. the new member s will receive kindergarten in 'be fall will FIRST SESSION, VIM , 10 is in rather serious condition at Grant Hospital, Room 819, with a to review " Franklin and Mr . and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan their nrst welcome into go to the respective school lung condition . Mrs. Joe Turner received a letter this week from Eleanor", by J oseph P. Lash . . a .m . at senior citizens ce nter. a: tended a supper at the Meigs . membership. which they will Jttend at Shirley's mother who advised that she will be hospitalized for Roll call, commen t on the book. Pomeroy Junior High School Inn Tuesday denoting the end Mildred Karr and Velma Rue Pomeroy , 'Middleport or several weeks for treatment. Shirley l•as three small children. POMEROY - Middlep ort for all persons 55 or ove r . First of the bowling tournament. are serving as co-chairmen of Rutland. They are to be Lions Club, noon Wednesday , of series of fiv e weekly Murl Taylor was taken to the Founder's Day banquet. a ccompanied by their programs. HELEN HAYES OF GREAT BEND is just back from a two Meigs Inn. Toastmistress for the even ing Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy Holzer Medical Center. He was parents or guardian . To SATURDAY week vacation in. Wales. Helen was the guest of Sharon J ones OH IO Valley Commandry, will be Margaret Follrod, enter kindergarten chi1dren TAG DAY, car wa sh and vacationed in Arizona last returned home and then Davidson, ~r husband, Lee, who is there with an oil company, Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m . president of Xi f;amma Mu ~ must be five years old before week visiting their daughter, returned to the hospital. He and their two children. Wednesday at the Pomeroy bake sale by Meigs High School • Chapter. Other m embers who Sept. 30. Band to raise funds for Rose Marie and husband. On had pneumonia. t Maso~ic Temple. wi ll have a part on the program Art and Gladys Jasper of The mother is to take with trip to Blossom Fes- their return trip they visited THE !lENDO' THE RIVER Garden Club has come up with a THURSDAY are Linda Riffle, president of Columbus-·visited her parents, . his s ister Doris (Conroy ) Betz her to the roundup, the marveloils way of giving a living memorial to a loved one . ~OCK Springs Grange, 8 tival , Canada, next month. the Ohio El" Phi Cha9ter , c hild 's birth certificate, and Car washes at two Porn-· and husband at St.· Joseph . Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr The club is hopeful of planting crabapple trees around the p.m . Thursday at the halL leadi ng in the Founder 's Day immunization record which Mich. Then in Akron they were Friday. entire fenced area of the Letart Falls Cemetery. They suggest MEIGS County Wom~n ·s eroy Ashland stations r.nd pledge; Jun e Van Vranken A son was born recently to to visit their sons , George Jr . should include the OPT shot that anyone interested irr giving a tree in memory of a )oved one Fellowship of the Churches of at Ashlano station in Midleading in the si nging of the and immunization against Conroy and wife and Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt. He contact a member of the club. Mrs. Bert Grimm of Letart Falls is Christ, 7:30 p .m . Thursday at dleport ; bake sa le at New York Na tional Anthem; Ann Rupe Conroy. has bee n named Richard Jr. polio, measles and a TB skin president of the club which will enter the beautification projec t in the Middleport Church of Clothing House; tag day in <.~nd Lois Rosenbaum test record. Mrs. Alice Conroy Ferg uson They have a daughter, four . Rutland , Middleport and the Sears Civic Improvement Program. Twenty-five spruce Christ. Mrs. Hoyt Allen to presen tin g highlights of the A son was born recently to of Huntington came to stay Pomeroy . All actiVities,~ a.m. trees have bee.n purchased by the club and will be planted next prese nt the program . yeHr for Xi Gamma Mu with Mrs. Alice Dodson while Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. to 5 p .m . month at the cemetery. STUDENTS at Racine, Cha pter , and Martha McPhail the Conroy s were away. She This is their fourth child . Letart and Portland to sign up . BAZAAR AND bake sale, Carol McCullough givi)lg and was called home F,riday when William Milhoan of Keno has THE SUNRISE SERVICE of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist for Lillie League, Pony League Saturday beginning at 2 p.m . at highlights of the Ohio Eta Phi Plain s Un ited her neighbor was taken to a new motorcycle. Church took place high on a hill on the Burdette property which and Peewee te,ams at Tuppers year . . Ca rl Ritchie has moved his overlooks the entire community. About~ gathered there for the respectiv·e schools Thursday. Methodist Ch ur ch annex, a hospital in a coma from Shirley Cuter, last . year's trailer to his farm at Keno. By Mrs. Herben Roush 6 a.m. service. They enjoyed group singing led ' by William Insurance fee required at the · sponsored by chw ch . Publlc 'ca ncer. Visitors . were Mildred " girl of the ·year" award Frank of Pomeroy and --Glenna S. Milhoan invited. Mrs:Hnda Cleland of Racine time of signup ; i.Jttle League, Bailey, had prayer conducted by Robert Barton, and listened to winn ~ r-for Xi Gamma Mu , and visited Ada Rowe Sunday $2.50, and pony league $3. the Rev . Robert Buckley tell of the resurrection of Christ. SUNDAY Carolyn Satterfield, girl of the afternoon. HYMN SING, Hazel Com- , year for Ohio Eta Phi, will Spending Saturday evening munity Ch ur ch near Long . REVIVAL at Bald Knobs prse nt awards to the new g irls with 1ilrs. Bertha .Robinson Bollorr., Sunday, 1: 30 p .m. se lec ted for the honor . An- w~re : Mrs. Tocie Hayman and Freedom Gospel Mission featuring Barnett Family, co n linues through Sunday, . ndtmceJ'nent of the winners will son Keith, Mr . and Mrs . McArthur. Public invited. Rev . Cevil Wise eva ngelis t; Gifts for the infant son of Home. be made at the banquet. Herbert Shields, Mr. and Mrs. se rvices, 7:30 each evening. Mrs. Esther Mays were f\i!ory E . Morris has been WaP.ie Stover, Mr. and Mrs. A bake sale was set for May presented to .her at a recent 26 at Chester, and plans were RIVERVIEW Garden Club selected for the ' honor of Leonard Stover, children . ALLEN HONORED meeting of the Young Wives made to make mor e sock membe rs to ea t out and tour Melissa and Eric, Amy and A birthday supper ~as given Stahl' s Nur se ry Thursday Club, Chester area , at a recent an imalS at the May 3 meeting Larry Fisher, Mr. and Mrs . m~eting held at the home of evening , April26. Members are , ~'riday night at th e home of Mr. to be held at the 'home of Mrs. Bill Mitchell of Columbus spent and Mrs . Orville Allen Mrs. Mary Barnhart. Mays. Mrs. Virginia . Ki~khart the week end with Mrs . · to meet at the Whitehead home honoring Mr. Allen on his al 5:30. Plans were made to have 1;1 preside(i a( the meeting . Robinson and Mrs. Mitchell birthday anniversary. Guests layette shower for Mrs. Cathy Refreshments were served by showed film she had taken on VALUES were Mr. an d Mr s. Howard Spencer at the May meeting. It the hostess. her trip to the Holy Land Allen and family of New was noted that Mrs. Avice ARE Saturday evening to the group. Knoxville·, Sammy Lewis and Spencer had delivered the Sunday g uests of Mrs. FOUND 'family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Easter banks to the children at Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs . Gene Robinson · we1·e: Mrs. Jack Grounds and family , Mr. and the Meigs County Children's Mrs. Ernes t Powell, Ivan Mr. and Mrs. David T. Crooks, .John Gregory and Sargent, Racine, Mrs . Phillip Mark Walter, of Bethesda, Md . Radford . and daughter Mayme F. Ritchie, dec'd ;, Powell , and Miss Donna Jean Grueser of Plum Sl., Pomeroy, entertained Sunday with an a re here for a visit with his Stephanie of Pomeroy Rte., aka Mary Elizabeth Ritchie , Wells. par~nl'i, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Tocie Hayman , Mr. and dec 'd. tO" H. W . Ritchie , Lin- "· Easter dinner party . • A dinner was held in observnie .Crary, Herve A Ritchie, Their guests were Mr. and Crooks. J oining the f>imily for .Mrs . ·Herbert Shields. ' FURNITURE of Easter qLthe home of Mrs. Gerald L. Hogue, · and dinner Tuesday night were Pvt. Ronald Russell of Ca rl A. Ritchie, Wayne E. Gold is so ductile a metal Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh, Wendy Kay of Darlington, Pa.; Mrs. Henry Fitch and Mi ss Virgin~a spent the week end Ritch ie, Norma Ritc hie, that one ounce of it can be Route 4, Pomeroy, 'on Easter Mr . and Mrs . · Jack Gruese1. Kathryn Fruth of Point with his wife and daughter Josephine Ritchie, Aff. of drawn into a wire 35 miles long. · · Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Russell and Mandy Trans., Chester. Brian Keith and Sheila Kay , Pleasa nt. Guests were Mr: and Mrs. Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Herve W. Ritchie, dec'd . to Mr . and Mrs. Gary Swope at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and children, · Butch Russell and Tammara and son , Aaron have returned Russell Roush . Pvt. and Mrs . . Linnie Crary, Herve A. RitVicki, Debbie, Bertie, Richard, Lynn, Columbus ; Mrs . Robert from an Easter visit with their Russell and Mandy also visited chie , Carl A. Ritc hi e, Wa yne E. Juni.o r and Dena of Ridge- L. Halley, Amy Beth and parents, Mr . and Mrs. Carlos Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Russell at R itchie, No rma Ritc hi e , way;; Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Steven, Cheshire; Mr.. and Swope of Zanesville ; and Mr. Wolfpen. Norma .Ritchie, Jose phine Welsh and children, Robbie, Mrs. Larry Hudson and Lori ~nd Mrs. Perl Watts, Dunc an Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson Ritchi e, Zana Hall, Cert. of Nancy and Jimmy, Route I, Lynn, Pomeroy; Glen Grueser , Falls. and children spent Sunday with Trans., Chester . Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Melanie Kay, Misty Dawn, and Zana Hall , E. W. Hall to Carl Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson. Welsh and children, Jeannie Rodney Ripley, w. Va. ca me Tuesday · Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre Allen Grueser , A. Ritchie, Parcels, Chester. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 28 and Denny, Route 1, Mid- Pomeroy. Unable to attend but for a several days' v"isit with were visiting in Kanauga and Linnie Craiy, Reed B. Crary, ~-~---====:;~;t;;;,iirtiiil(--l dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy telephoning in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thoma s Pt. Pleasant Thursday . Herve Alvin Ritchie, Marigole TEEN QUEEN Welsh and Homer, Route 4, were Mrs. Charlott~ Emery , and children . Mrs. Bertha Robinson spent Ritchie , Wayne E . Ritchie,"' . Pomeroy; Mr. .and Mrs. New Castle, Pa., and Mrs. Easter weekerid g uests of Sunday afternoon with her Mary E. Ritchie to Carl A. Darrell Napper of Route 4, Char les Fos ter , Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons were sister Mrs. Gerald Hayman. Ritchie, Parcels, Chester . SUPERIORS 303 Pomeroy ;.Mrs. Letha Cowen of Pa . Ml·. and Mrs. Tom Lyons and Mr .. and Mrs. Henry Stewart Harold Johnso n, Garnet Size 99~ p of Pt. Pleasant, Mrs.. Christine Johnson to The rillS. Randolph, , Pomeroy; arid Dennis Kelly, daughle r , 1 . I/; lb · onya , ontiac , WEEKEND GUESTS 2 • Ridgeway. Mi ch.; Carl Sherlitz, Marion, Sneed of Letart, W.Va. spent Claudette J . Randolph, ParPAR KAY Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs . Richard Saturday evening with Mr. and eels, Olive. • • ·" • ·; ; • • • • • '• ••' Hogue of Darlington, Pa., Mr. Sa ad, Columbus ; Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Jim Hupp and sons. Harold Johnson , Ga rn et and Mrs. Jack Grueser and Schramm, Zanesville ; and Mr. MEETING DELAYED Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp and Johnson to Therill S. Randolph, POPLAR- Sliced .. · s ons spent Sunday with her Claudette J . Randolph , Par. A meeting of the Past children, Mt. Vernon, a nd Mr. and Mr s. J ohn Lyons a nd l-Ib. MatronS: Of Evangeline and Mrs. Butch Russell and children, Middleport. parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry cels , Olive . . 1 Pkgs . Stewart at Point Pleasant. Chapter 176, Order of the · Tammara Lynn, Colwnbus, Kathlee n Bisse n , admrx., Miss Mary Ruth Sauer was Mr. and Mr~ . Frank Davis. Ha~ry t\ . Hayman, dec., to Eastern Star, scheduled ·for were weekend guests of Mr. KRAF,T the .wjq ner. of an Easter basket ' Grueser, and Mrs . Davld T. and family of Parkersburg Lawrence H. Hayman , Par'Friday night ha s been postPLANTERS . awarded at J on nie's Beauty spent the week end with Mr. Plum St., Pomeroy . poned . ' cels, Lebanon. Salon, Uni on Ave., Pome roy. and Mrs. Butch Wilson and General Telephone Co. to family. 64 oz. 28 oz . Edson Roush, Mary Roush, 79~ Jug Rei. of Ease., Sutton. Jar Roy Eiselstein, ·Lenora Dean KRAFT Eiselstein·, John W. Efselstei n, DAIRY ·SPECIAL Cla ra Eiselslein , Wilbur A. 18 oz. 99~ . · Meadow Gold - Outch Holland Dea n to Paul Hawk,. Betty · Jars Hawk, 54 .5 Acres, Orange. :::: / Sorority celebrates :::: 1\eno fHtlgc • Fairview J'~ews Notes Gifts brought for infant "IT'S TRUE" - -- Property Dinner enjoyed Transfers Easter observed ance BAKER BOILED HAM · 79¢ 79¢ 6 MARGARINE 3 CHUCK ROAST............... ase lb. SHOULDER ROAST........ 95e lb. ENGLISH ROAST .. :........ _95e lb. .2 lb. SlRLOI.N STEAK 2 lb. PORK CHOPS 2 lb. "S LICED BACON 2 lb. GROUND BEEF 1 lb. HAM SA LAD HOMEMADE HAM SALAD AND 4 "" 3 lb. 3 lb. 2 lb. 3 lb. CHEESE SPREAD (251) CHUCK ROAST ROUND STEAK SLICED PORK SHOULDER BULK SAUSAGE SPARE RIBS S .lb. G.ROUND BEEF 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 3 lb. STE W MEAT 2 lb. R9UND STEAK Phone Us . \ . Your Orderl . · . 992-3502 (252) 4 lb. GROUND ,3 lb. J lb. i lb. S lb. ACCEPT F BEEF PORK cHoPs . SLICED BACON SIR LOIN STEAK $= HU CK ROAST · RAL FOOD STAMPS ICE . MJ·. and Mrs . Frank Hudson Earl H. Dean , Betty Lou and daughter, Toni oE.Racine · Deanto PauiH~wk, BettyJeah and Mr. and _M~~-·- .S!>el~y Hawk, 4.2 Acres, Chester. Picken s ~nd family of J ohn Sauvage, dec. to Syracuse visited with Mr. and El i:zra beth Weaver, John G. Mrs. Allcm Taylor on Sunday. Sauvage , Cert. for tran s ., Mr . and Mrs. Arthur E. Pomeroy ' Ar th ur Atherton , Ollie J ohnson and 's on, Patr.ick, · spent Sunday evening with Mr. Atherton to Sybil Ebersbach, .:md Mrs. Douglas Johnson in Parce ls , Orcfnge. R"cine. .. , Sybil Ebersbach to Arthur Mrs .' Helen Perry and son A t h erton ~ Olli e Atht:rton •. Danny· an d d· aug hie r , Francine' Parce ls, Orange. of Holland, Ohio sp,enl Frirtay Susanna Fitzgerald, Paul D. night . l.ill Sunday with her Fitzge rald to Waller L: Burke, mo.t hcr , Mrs. Mary Circle . Mr. \Virginia .N. Burke, 1.80 Acre, and Mrs. Melvin. Ci rcle and Chesler . fainj ly of Columbu s visited at Ern~st Ca rr , Sadie Ca rr to l he Circle home on Sunday. Amedee L. Lefebre, Rachea l L. Mr. £~ri d Mrs . WJ.ij_iam . Lefebr~, Lot, P.omeroy. Carle t.un a~d Terry sfyrf of El,lgen e We bs ter , Eve lyn Rac ine visited wilh Mrs . Eunie . Webster tO R'Oy Donohew, 20 Bn·nk er un T ucsd ay even ing. Acres; 49 Acre Lot 251, Letart. "'-... · Leroy W. Donohew, Mildred · . · Donohew to- L~roy W. Dono hew, Mildred Donohew . PARENTS VISITED Parce ls, Leta r t. "--r . an d Mrs. Bob Grimm, E~r l C. Rumfield to Roy son Steve, a s tudc"t at Ohio M(Jo rc, Paul Sidner, · 3 Acres, Univers ity, and daughters Rulland . Chr isty and Amy, Columbus, were Easter weekend g~ests ·or Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, ·· A femal e horse ha s 36 Letart Falls. Ieeth : a male · horse 40. . · 1fz gal .. - JELLY Ri9id . Sole. New avocado frame .,;..;,h chrome plaled hardware . Reve rsib.le viny l pod ir~ beautiful flor!JI pollern . F1.1 lly b ra ced m~nonile floo r with center leg fo r com plete lUp port. HECK'S REG$19.81 $1]88 HDUSEWARE DE/IT. 6. . .. Tough construction , yet safely built with baby in mind. ' $ 6" PULL TOY HECK'S REG. $2.24 StroganOff $1 oss. - HECK'S REG. CHEER F.amily . • S1ze $}09 With Coupon Good At: 'Ru'lland. Dept. Store ' EJtptres .: ~ . 28 . 73 . '69( BOARDS BABY .WALKER EASY REACH ,.- / AUTOMATIC SWING Feotvring the new completely endow~ mecl-ta· nism, designed lor inldnf't plecnure and moth, er' 1 peace of l'r)ind . 8lve baked enamel ¥." tubvld r 11aelleg1 with pla1tk tip1 , Strong one pie(e leg bra ce . · · HECK'S'REG, $14.81 S]22 PAMPERS · ~--M SCJ88 HECK'S REG. $2.99 .. HOUSEWAIII DE,T. 1 5's RUBBERMAID DAY'S. EASE . AIR FRESHENER HECK'S REG . 84' ~ ~ I! · II \ NOT GENERAL ELECTRIC AS BABY FOOD DISH PICTURED e DETACHABLE CORD. HECK'S REG- 100 C()UNT ._r-· ' HECK'S REG• · $4.11 ' Complete with .chom be ~ and deflector. .Removable troy . Fi11ish: Wax Birch with White- Seat and Tray. • DISPOSABLE BOTTLES 88~ NURSERY e IMM ERS IBLE FOR EASY ClEANING. PLAYTEX '· I FOLDING e AU.TOMATICAL LY HEATS ENTIRE MEAL e SUCTION BOTTOM AVOIDS SPilliNG. .LAUNDRY BASKET CHOOSE FROM ASSORTED ANIMALS AND CHARACTERS TOWELS . ·ANIMAL BULLETIN CUJTNIIIUEI'1. HOt/SEWAilE DE/IT. • • JUVENILE -LAMPS BOUNTY SJJB8 HOUSEWAIII DE/IT. PAMPERS 12's . · ' 't HECK'S REG. $4.77: ' Good at Rutrarld Dept. Store HECK 'S REG. $16.81 HOUSEWAIIIDEI'T. .foltJs qui.Ckly for edsy transporta tio n. Rolls s moothly on non · breaka.ble caster wheels . Bumpers of plast ic protect fvrnitvre. and woodwork. . . • "'t lb. with wipe dean vinyl seat and bock . · Metal tray . Choose from assorted colors . HECK'SIIEG. $15.U · HECK'S REG. $24.U HECK'S REG. 12.98 $ HECK'S REG . • $6.44 $10.96 HECK'S REG. $1.69 JEWEliY DE/IT.' ' With Coupon Fo l d~ flat . . . tubular metal frame Choose from sunny or star lit e patterns. BErn CROCKER .... 89¢ HIGH CHAIR DELUXE SHOPPER STROLLER 3 ~==~s~o!d~ac 2FOR Ch1h & Tomato· 29~""'f $7.36 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. HAMBURGER HElPER CELERY HECK' S REG. 1.4 1 HECK'S REG. BOOTH New Florida lndvdes: Di sposable bottles , holders , cop5, and nipp les. PLAYPEN LITTLE SNOOPY Grape - Blackberry -Raspberry FROZEN PERCH FISH PLAY YARD· ORANGE JUICE PEANUT BUTTER By t~e Day WOOD PORK , . BEANS BACON............. ~: •• Carmel News, MIDDlEPORT, 0. PLAYTEX .... FISHER PRICE FESCO PLASTIC 16 QT. DIAPER PAIL HECK'S REG. $2.35 . FRISKY FROG PULL TOY. FESCO PLASTIC 30 QT. BABY BATH $133 HECK'SIIEG. $2.22 $133 HECK'S REG. 3.18 1 $ 29 3~~~bo ·gge With · Coupon Good at Rutland Dept. Store Expires: ·4-28-73 . t ' �QUANTITIES LAST -------- -- DAN RIVER GINGHAM CHECK SHEETS , I 8/9 MEN~TRI·FOLD BILLFOLDS 81 " x104" 0R FULL FITTED PILLOWCASES ~ HECK ' S REG . TO UNITREX 8 / 9 ho ~ o split . personality (fo r o ft ic; and · / or home u~t!) . Wi th all thc~e quoli t ics , benefits and features you 'd e~~:pect in on o ttr octi.... e , durable body . $3 .99 HECK'S REG . $2.49 loiton INFANTS' PANA SONIC 72 " x 104" OR TWIN FITTED $ .1~! HECK 'S REG . $!19.96 INFANTS PERMA-PIIS$ TODDLERS SHORT $244 AM-FM PORTABLE RADIO '19 96 UNITREX: 8j 9_hos something rnorc ... a price that ' ll really turn you on . ClOTH/JIG DEPT. AND HECK'S REG. 12.99 HWil/IY DEI'T. $4CJ99 H FASHION SLACKS Tw o piece ~ho r t seh pr inh , rit -rCJc t rim, two tone ru ffle ond printed top~ - S i z e ~ 9to 2.4 month ,; ond 2 to .4 years. 9tr HECK'S REG. $1 . 28 9 OZ . JOHNSON$ 14 OZ. JOHNSON'S BABY LOTION BABY POWDER 72( HECK' S REG . $1.08 ClOTHING DEPT. '7. 7. ftt HECK'S REG . 99' GIRLS' TRICOT GOWNS · ~ soap Bl ue, Yellow a nd Pink . sizes: 2 t_o 4 yea rs . 16( PAJAMAS Fla me retarda nt with tricot styling . tn colors of blue, ye ll ow & pink and sizes' 2 to 4 years. 170's HECK'S REG •. 87' HALTER TOP FeCturing ela sti c back, 22 inch wide leg s, and in asso rted · baby p rint colon . si zes : 2, 3 & 4 years 24,;. Do c ron -C otton b lend . Sleeve le~~. loce trim11, ond wohz length . Colors o l : . __ ,. bl ue, pink, mint and moize. Size~ : 5, M, L o nd f~. 2• ond 311. ..,,,_ PI.AYSKOOL PLAYSKOOL r·- COBBLERS BENCH · CAN OF COLORED . • WOODBLOCKS 70 pieces, 10 shape s, %"sc ale co lor b locks . Popu la r, indeStructible b ong bench with mallet and 8 la rge 2lf~ '' pegs. Both sides u,ed for pound ing . Non· tox ic fini sh. Si ze 4 ~" x5"x9¥~ ". ·$168 .., TOY DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $2.99 PANDA BEAR ·INFANT CRAWLERS 9 TO 24 MOS. . w EACH TOY DEPT. $-:.~4 .TOY DEPT. TERRI TOWELS INFANTS' & TODDLERS SUN SUITS Novelty prints a nd m lid s in o uorted styles lor both boys a nd girls. Sizes 12 to 24 mon th~ , HECK'S REG. $1.28 ClOTHING DEPT. ~· S-M-L-XL 12.QT. $ ·Rous FOR .HECK'S REG. 4r EA. 12 OZ. LYSOL LIQUID . DISINFECTANT e HECK'S R.EG. 89' BATH SPRAY . e PINE 59( REGULAR AND HOI/SEWAII DEPt. HECK'S . REG. $·122 . •1.67 H(HJSEWA/11 DEPT. . 99 10 CIDTHIIIC DEPT. 13 oz . ~1.29 tp EACH PANASONIC AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO !ho ~ ( /Q~J" on ( M ( AM ~ogotul ,i.,, k todoo lhal ,. , jj.,oO~ r O~ 111n•l~ ..,ah u ~no.(lol "•"• 'P .,i,,.,. a rtd ~,.., yo)u H,. Iom< '!• ttl tla ) ol th< wuk ~lu i It d..toaned a"<< en<a "d on 0 t-:Julolull y lonnl..,d wood oob o<~ ot , tho ~ C /0~) oomb•"*• hOod>f;tme 11ylono;~ _<1nd oil lh< mh""' " J l<ulw< • thai y o~ 1<> ••1"'' ' lo om PanO\On>C '" '""'* HECK'S REG. $64.96 $591J8 JIWII.Ir DIPT. ..... - ~01/SEWA/11 DEPT. VANWYCK CAN OPENER $499 HECK 'S REG. $5.96 ·--- WONDERFUL & I.ADIES HAIR SPRAY '1'' HECK'S SUPER 8 MOVIE LIGHT S.TYLING DRYER FOR WOMEN $899 The unique de sign o l M q11. the mini hair dryer not on ly· fmt , bu t hair ~ty l ing easy ; _top . Combina tion ~ t ylin!;J · comb and hair dryer. make~ hair dryi ng . .••.. . r;''.,-o•_,.,_ ·' r.. e · U N SCEt-~TED ·~~ HEC.K'S REG • $11.88 AIRQUIPT SLIDE HICK'SUG . ,2.49 . FILE CASE . $199 IIWilllr DIPT. . JIWII.IY DEPT. HECK' S REG. $1.44 HECK'S REG. 66' CIDTiiiiiG DIPT. COSMETIC DEPT. HECK 'S REG . $14 .88 10 oz. . 70~. \ ··. ~- · ·. ? ~2.77 ----~--------------SUNSET 300 • TONI MAX • HAR D TO HOlD 11 99 KEY CASES JEWEIIY DEPt. JUST THD - 2 JIWII.IIr DEPT. LEMON-UP. G. E• SHAMP ELECTRIC -~T,__,OOTH BRUSH • Poo .. d• • cloono• tuth ffla n ~ •d•not, ~ b• """'~ • CoolfoHt<;l vp a ...:I dow n ..,OI•o;> n 4 Aodt on p•o;>.,t)'ong h.al! ~l \1 1 to• t ol lh• OU"'I 4 l • 9h1 ~e•'iJh l co• d l<" 1><' "1 ' h<Jndlo "'"Y bo """"d oil ~uot k l yl o• <<»r <lo:o nono;o • ~ P•'"'" ~• I>·~·~· . HECK'SUG . $1.34 '" ""'" •rd ~'"''~I <<>leo' · $999 HECK'S REG. HECK' S REG . 99 1 ' COSMIT/C DEPT. . M~~N'S VW - 7 ~ ClOTH/lie DEPT. 5 JIWII/Ir DIPT. ., • LIME 88,;. .· HECK'S REG . $14 .96 LEAfHER In o wide ossortme n1 of styles. HECK'S · REG. ''""f", SJ]99 RC-7053 $7.88 . REG . $2 .48 .\ EDGE SHAVE e JY Stoom \lon h ~ p• o•• ~• ~•11oll ''"""' .di\111bulia~ too bett" """"' "'"'"'"· 4 Sllom Button- Up l<t< down lo• d•y l ..o "G"' 1n oMt • "W1ap & h••" Hool hl-,. lmpru••• tlub.lo ly an· loo ning bOa•d o'1plo•otlu a <onotnlt"' ,....On\ lo• <O•d " o•auo. · JEWEI/Ir DIPT. e REGULAR e MENTHOL WASTE BASKET HECK'S RIG • . <$16.96 JIWilRr DEPT. G. E. STEAM IRON STYLING COMB ltolo• ( '"'"" ond """ n•oon '• ll lool '"<il "~ '" '"'"' ''''" Y mht oo d' y. Powe• d l)"'ll ~., o, hrnent '"' '" '""' <>" •o lo•••r to • loot~ • o!.y l" ll ~ ~ ~It ••yltny R•~\~ ond 1 '""''' utto<hm,nh .,.,. lui doy ond .,.,. lo• "'"' oambon11 CoM""'"d ~o,.dlo lo• '"'1 'I"P ond '""""1. Com~ elo ,.,,1, ~tlplul tl yl in11 hpl , • Sho rt s l e~ve with placket. fr o nt in or n e l jersey • . Sizes: 5, M, l. _ pri nfs INFANJiS COVERALLS 5 MIST SKIRT SET FOAM BED PILLOW $100 HECK'S G. E. t"re d ia l allow ~ you to ~elec t the d cuk n e1~ o l yov t too st . AND e REGUlAR CHOICE T- 17 BODY SHIRT ~HECK'S 18x24 I·TB TOASTER Hond some styl · ing on lt.•$ toosl· · er will romp limen t ony kitchen decor. hmpe•o · HECK'S REG . $12 .96 • 2 PIECE . JIWEI/Ir DIPT. srr-2 HECK'S REG • HECK'S REG. s2.38 Choose from Scramper Pumpk in Camper, Plump Tomato Pumper, Mer ry Mellon Dumper, Silly C ele ~ y Wrecke r or Per ky Pea·r Mi xer . · · $244 ClOTHINC DIPT. $777 $599 '199 TOYDEPT. TONKA TODDLERS PULL TOY 9" PLUSH ClOTHING DEPT. $]22 HECK's ·. REG. $4.66 $466 $5.88 SLEEP GOWNS , Featuri ng ·s hort sleeve, zip front , conver t· ible colla r and placket front . Soli d col o rs a nd prin ts. Sizes S, M , l. HECK'S REG. '9.96 HECK'S REG. 114.97 G. E. 2-SLICE BODY SUITS HECK'S REG . LADIES' \" ',~,..;;~~'] HECK'S REG . $2.22 KNIT TOPS ELECTRIC CAN · OPENER PORTABLE MIXER F T- NYLON LADIES' ClOTHING DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. PALAZZO OVERALL '" LADIES' ClOTHING DEPT. TODDLER GIRLS' a, HECK'S 113.36 I I •3.88 HECK'S REG. $2.99 . CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN 36's .,,N, I HECK' S REG . BAYER .. . ,.,, '\ Short slee.... e styl ing in so lids and prints. Sizes: S, M , l. HECK'S REG. 35• 7 ina cll•o"'• • · ~ i lh , Sto, culiHa•· TRICOT Q-TIPS WITH .... GIRLS' 8<;' CL.OTHIHG DEPT. ' '"'lor $}}99 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $2.99 "~ "'b TODDLER BABl BUlS HECK'S REG. 2S' Sftap ·down eaty cltooning CutllloMd too•l lih ~·"'r ~ .... •oot~ ~<>~ . Gl.a"' · ClOTHING DEPT. 54( GREAl · HAMilTON BEACH Adioilii' f>Milto Oil 01!\d1 of broQtl. I UG I!o Ia d.Ur•d 1ho d• of ~II OWft • ~tiO . NURSERY JAR BABY SOAP Fla me re ta rd onf go wns in colo rs of HECK'S REG. $1.24 EC-30 2-SLICE TOASTER 12 oz. VASELINE JOHNSON'S TODDLER HECK' S REG . $2.28 GENERAl ELECTRIC SUNBEAM / BABY OIL 72( / Half boxer styles witk baggy (uff legs. In lOiids with button front a nd flore l&gs . For bo)'i or gir ls in ' ile'' M, l , XL. 10 OZ. JOHNSON' S -' ' Choose from 81 x 104 or Full Fitted and 72;,cl04 or Twin Fitted . No-Iron blended muslin sheets in four colors . , .;........... . COSMETIC DEPT. $11." . !IWEI/Ir DEPT. 80 MINUTE SINGLE BURNER HOT PLATE STEREO TAPE , HECK'S RIG . $3.99 ' $2'9 8 -T~ACK HECK' S REG . $3.29 JEWII.Ir DEPT. 5 SIDED PHOTO CUBE HECK'S REG . 69 •.EACH 2 FOR $199 �QUANTITIES LAST -------- -- DAN RIVER GINGHAM CHECK SHEETS , I 8/9 MEN~TRI·FOLD BILLFOLDS 81 " x104" 0R FULL FITTED PILLOWCASES ~ HECK ' S REG . TO UNITREX 8 / 9 ho ~ o split . personality (fo r o ft ic; and · / or home u~t!) . Wi th all thc~e quoli t ics , benefits and features you 'd e~~:pect in on o ttr octi.... e , durable body . $3 .99 HECK'S REG . $2.49 loiton INFANTS' PANA SONIC 72 " x 104" OR TWIN FITTED $ .1~! HECK 'S REG . $!19.96 INFANTS PERMA-PIIS$ TODDLERS SHORT $244 AM-FM PORTABLE RADIO '19 96 UNITREX: 8j 9_hos something rnorc ... a price that ' ll really turn you on . ClOTH/JIG DEPT. AND HECK'S REG. 12.99 HWil/IY DEI'T. $4CJ99 H FASHION SLACKS Tw o piece ~ho r t seh pr inh , rit -rCJc t rim, two tone ru ffle ond printed top~ - S i z e ~ 9to 2.4 month ,; ond 2 to .4 years. 9tr HECK'S REG. $1 . 28 9 OZ . JOHNSON$ 14 OZ. JOHNSON'S BABY LOTION BABY POWDER 72( HECK' S REG . $1.08 ClOTHING DEPT. '7. 7. ftt HECK'S REG . 99' GIRLS' TRICOT GOWNS · ~ soap Bl ue, Yellow a nd Pink . sizes: 2 t_o 4 yea rs . 16( PAJAMAS Fla me retarda nt with tricot styling . tn colors of blue, ye ll ow & pink and sizes' 2 to 4 years. 170's HECK'S REG •. 87' HALTER TOP FeCturing ela sti c back, 22 inch wide leg s, and in asso rted · baby p rint colon . si zes : 2, 3 & 4 years 24,;. Do c ron -C otton b lend . Sleeve le~~. loce trim11, ond wohz length . Colors o l : . __ ,. bl ue, pink, mint and moize. Size~ : 5, M, L o nd f~. 2• ond 311. ..,,,_ PI.AYSKOOL PLAYSKOOL r·- COBBLERS BENCH · CAN OF COLORED . • WOODBLOCKS 70 pieces, 10 shape s, %"sc ale co lor b locks . Popu la r, indeStructible b ong bench with mallet and 8 la rge 2lf~ '' pegs. Both sides u,ed for pound ing . Non· tox ic fini sh. Si ze 4 ~" x5"x9¥~ ". ·$168 .., TOY DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $2.99 PANDA BEAR ·INFANT CRAWLERS 9 TO 24 MOS. . w EACH TOY DEPT. $-:.~4 .TOY DEPT. TERRI TOWELS INFANTS' & TODDLERS SUN SUITS Novelty prints a nd m lid s in o uorted styles lor both boys a nd girls. Sizes 12 to 24 mon th~ , HECK'S REG. $1.28 ClOTHING DEPT. ~· S-M-L-XL 12.QT. $ ·Rous FOR .HECK'S REG. 4r EA. 12 OZ. LYSOL LIQUID . DISINFECTANT e HECK'S R.EG. 89' BATH SPRAY . e PINE 59( REGULAR AND HOI/SEWAII DEPt. HECK'S . REG. $·122 . •1.67 H(HJSEWA/11 DEPT. . 99 10 CIDTHIIIC DEPT. 13 oz . ~1.29 tp EACH PANASONIC AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO !ho ~ ( /Q~J" on ( M ( AM ~ogotul ,i.,, k todoo lhal ,. , jj.,oO~ r O~ 111n•l~ ..,ah u ~no.(lol "•"• 'P .,i,,.,. a rtd ~,.., yo)u H,. Iom< '!• ttl tla ) ol th< wuk ~lu i It d..toaned a"<< en<a "d on 0 t-:Julolull y lonnl..,d wood oob o<~ ot , tho ~ C /0~) oomb•"*• hOod>f;tme 11ylono;~ _<1nd oil lh< mh""' " J l<ulw< • thai y o~ 1<> ••1"'' ' lo om PanO\On>C '" '""'* HECK'S REG. $64.96 $591J8 JIWII.Ir DIPT. ..... - ~01/SEWA/11 DEPT. VANWYCK CAN OPENER $499 HECK 'S REG. $5.96 ·--- WONDERFUL & I.ADIES HAIR SPRAY '1'' HECK'S SUPER 8 MOVIE LIGHT S.TYLING DRYER FOR WOMEN $899 The unique de sign o l M q11. the mini hair dryer not on ly· fmt , bu t hair ~ty l ing easy ; _top . Combina tion ~ t ylin!;J · comb and hair dryer. make~ hair dryi ng . .••.. . r;''.,-o•_,.,_ ·' r.. e · U N SCEt-~TED ·~~ HEC.K'S REG • $11.88 AIRQUIPT SLIDE HICK'SUG . ,2.49 . FILE CASE . $199 IIWilllr DIPT. . JIWII.IY DEPT. HECK' S REG. $1.44 HECK'S REG. 66' CIDTiiiiiG DIPT. COSMETIC DEPT. HECK 'S REG . $14 .88 10 oz. . 70~. \ ··. ~- · ·. ? ~2.77 ----~--------------SUNSET 300 • TONI MAX • HAR D TO HOlD 11 99 KEY CASES JEWEIIY DEPt. JUST THD - 2 JIWII.IIr DEPT. LEMON-UP. G. E• SHAMP ELECTRIC -~T,__,OOTH BRUSH • Poo .. d• • cloono• tuth ffla n ~ •d•not, ~ b• """'~ • CoolfoHt<;l vp a ...:I dow n ..,OI•o;> n 4 Aodt on p•o;>.,t)'ong h.al! ~l \1 1 to• t ol lh• OU"'I 4 l • 9h1 ~e•'iJh l co• d l<" 1><' "1 ' h<Jndlo "'"Y bo """"d oil ~uot k l yl o• <<»r <lo:o nono;o • ~ P•'"'" ~• I>·~·~· . HECK'SUG . $1.34 '" ""'" •rd ~'"''~I <<>leo' · $999 HECK'S REG. HECK' S REG . 99 1 ' COSMIT/C DEPT. . M~~N'S VW - 7 ~ ClOTH/lie DEPT. 5 JIWII/Ir DIPT. ., • LIME 88,;. .· HECK'S REG . $14 .96 LEAfHER In o wide ossortme n1 of styles. HECK'S · REG. ''""f", SJ]99 RC-7053 $7.88 . REG . $2 .48 .\ EDGE SHAVE e JY Stoom \lon h ~ p• o•• ~• ~•11oll ''"""' .di\111bulia~ too bett" """"' "'"'"'"· 4 Sllom Button- Up l<t< down lo• d•y l ..o "G"' 1n oMt • "W1ap & h••" Hool hl-,. lmpru••• tlub.lo ly an· loo ning bOa•d o'1plo•otlu a <onotnlt"' ,....On\ lo• <O•d " o•auo. · JEWEI/Ir DIPT. e REGULAR e MENTHOL WASTE BASKET HECK'S RIG • . <$16.96 JIWilRr DEPT. G. E. STEAM IRON STYLING COMB ltolo• ( '"'"" ond """ n•oon '• ll lool '"<il "~ '" '"'"' ''''" Y mht oo d' y. Powe• d l)"'ll ~., o, hrnent '"' '" '""' <>" •o lo•••r to • loot~ • o!.y l" ll ~ ~ ~It ••yltny R•~\~ ond 1 '""''' utto<hm,nh .,.,. lui doy ond .,.,. lo• "'"' oambon11 CoM""'"d ~o,.dlo lo• '"'1 'I"P ond '""""1. Com~ elo ,.,,1, ~tlplul tl yl in11 hpl , • Sho rt s l e~ve with placket. fr o nt in or n e l jersey • . Sizes: 5, M, l. _ pri nfs INFANJiS COVERALLS 5 MIST SKIRT SET FOAM BED PILLOW $100 HECK'S G. E. t"re d ia l allow ~ you to ~elec t the d cuk n e1~ o l yov t too st . AND e REGUlAR CHOICE T- 17 BODY SHIRT ~HECK'S 18x24 I·TB TOASTER Hond some styl · ing on lt.•$ toosl· · er will romp limen t ony kitchen decor. hmpe•o · HECK'S REG . $12 .96 • 2 PIECE . JIWEI/Ir DIPT. srr-2 HECK'S REG • HECK'S REG. s2.38 Choose from Scramper Pumpk in Camper, Plump Tomato Pumper, Mer ry Mellon Dumper, Silly C ele ~ y Wrecke r or Per ky Pea·r Mi xer . · · $244 ClOTHINC DIPT. $777 $599 '199 TOYDEPT. TONKA TODDLERS PULL TOY 9" PLUSH ClOTHING DEPT. $]22 HECK's ·. REG. $4.66 $466 $5.88 SLEEP GOWNS , Featuri ng ·s hort sleeve, zip front , conver t· ible colla r and placket front . Soli d col o rs a nd prin ts. Sizes S, M , l. HECK'S REG. '9.96 HECK'S REG. 114.97 G. E. 2-SLICE BODY SUITS HECK'S REG . LADIES' \" ',~,..;;~~'] HECK'S REG . $2.22 KNIT TOPS ELECTRIC CAN · OPENER PORTABLE MIXER F T- NYLON LADIES' ClOTHING DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. PALAZZO OVERALL '" LADIES' ClOTHING DEPT. TODDLER GIRLS' a, HECK'S 113.36 I I •3.88 HECK'S REG. $2.99 . CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN 36's .,,N, I HECK' S REG . BAYER .. . ,.,, '\ Short slee.... e styl ing in so lids and prints. Sizes: S, M , l. HECK'S REG. 35• 7 ina cll•o"'• • · ~ i lh , Sto, culiHa•· TRICOT Q-TIPS WITH .... GIRLS' 8<;' CL.OTHIHG DEPT. ' '"'lor $}}99 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $2.99 "~ "'b TODDLER BABl BUlS HECK'S REG. 2S' Sftap ·down eaty cltooning CutllloMd too•l lih ~·"'r ~ .... •oot~ ~<>~ . Gl.a"' · ClOTHING DEPT. 54( GREAl · HAMilTON BEACH Adioilii' f>Milto Oil 01!\d1 of broQtl. I UG I!o Ia d.Ur•d 1ho d• of ~II OWft • ~tiO . NURSERY JAR BABY SOAP Fla me re ta rd onf go wns in colo rs of HECK'S REG. $1.24 EC-30 2-SLICE TOASTER 12 oz. VASELINE JOHNSON'S TODDLER HECK' S REG . $2.28 GENERAl ELECTRIC SUNBEAM / BABY OIL 72( / Half boxer styles witk baggy (uff legs. In lOiids with button front a nd flore l&gs . For bo)'i or gir ls in ' ile'' M, l , XL. 10 OZ. JOHNSON' S -' ' Choose from 81 x 104 or Full Fitted and 72;,cl04 or Twin Fitted . No-Iron blended muslin sheets in four colors . , .;........... . COSMETIC DEPT. $11." . !IWEI/Ir DEPT. 80 MINUTE SINGLE BURNER HOT PLATE STEREO TAPE , HECK'S RIG . $3.99 ' $2'9 8 -T~ACK HECK' S REG . $3.29 JEWII.Ir DEPT. 5 SIDED PHOTO CUBE HECK'S REG . 69 •.EACH 2 FOR $199 �BARNEY BALLS O'FIRE!! LOOK AT THAT THAR SAIRY HAWKINS PEEKIN' IN MIZ DOWDY'S MAILBOX OPEl DAILY HOW DIIDBURN NOSEY ,_.--.----- CAN 'IE GIT? ' 10 TO 9 VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL ' STIAKHT H DUAL PAnEl. FOLDING BED 74 1h " K72' " Duolod " dou ble ce nter leg con~ tr yct ion . 2" th ick pol y loom mou re:n w ith bu ld Roma n W ipe . Co11on ticking both ~1 de s . •• ··• HECK 'S REG. $1488 . $18.99 SHIF1 KIT FOLDING TABLE par" ore SHIFT KIT- Include~ unbreakable chrome handle, 3·spHd pattern knob , hoods.ome HECK'S i.EG~~~::~. Fosmo~·t c4tlam• HIG WIFE~5 JUSTICE 5PENPING DONE? OF HABIT'S. HIS WHAT DRIVES Hll\'1 ON · l-IKE DEDICATION 1D R:JUC.E WORK? ..THAI '? HECK'S REG. 59' QT. chrome·ocuntl'd boot and. chrome floor $12'18 $15.44 . Si;ARK.! HIG DESIRE 1:) %E SERVANT? 39!. AH critical hardened and heat treated fo r protection ogoind weor. COMPLETE 30" , l2" Tong111rine Top; li nen Weave Fi ni ~h ; White Enamel High Glou Legs . HECK'S REG. co~ ·10w40 r ~EAR ~e·s ENGAGED TO AN ALL-AMERICAN TACKLE AT TI<E LIMIT 5 QTS. V'~~DUTY ENGINEER!NG - 30"x72" 1'0 STA~ AWAY ~~M TMAT ONE, H15 1.0-/Al-1'1 16 A PUBLIC pick-up £- $17.99 AIITOMOT/111 DE,T. CASCO . STANLEY HECK'S REG. $499 HECK'S REG. $6.24 TUBES STAI\ILEY $8.89 performance ~fl not included . Set in-. dudes: Points, Condenser ohd Rotor. .. $166, HECK'S REG. $699 $3.49 HECK'S REG. $2.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. DEPT. AYa iloble for mo$1 popular cor$. High SIZES TO FIT MOST CARS. LOPPING SHEAR HEDGE SHEAR IGNITION TUNE UP SETS . Af/TOMOT/111 DE,T. BLAC~ srANLEY GRASS SHEAR $ 99 HECK'S REG. . HECK'S REG. . $4.32 $3.83 1008 PELLETS ' .. . 250 PER BOX · 88<= SLAZENGER ' 30 QT. STYRO-FOAM Johnson century BALLS COOLER WH ITE- YELLOW- HOT RED $129 HECK'S REG. 3 FOR $2.99 HECK'S REG. $1.69 3FOR . $199 . HECK'S REG. 11.19 SPIN CAST REEL BADMINTON SET S,ORTS DE,T. HECK'S $~~?ia $899 HECK'S REG. $7.99 . $5'' MADE MY DAY/ I'M AFRAID, MV FRIEND, THE 5PEAR VtON"T REACH! WE NEED SOMETHI NG LONGER TO SRIDGI:' THE BREACH ! HECK'S REG. $1.24 ZEBCO You qot that paper lwn,3t kind lll 6alj who what, ol' man' NO. 200 REEL certainl4 ROO & REEL have! COMBO ·. ., \ HECK'S REG. 17.99 BERKLEY SPINCAST CHEMOLD 4 PLAYER . King oiro .-e"i,., 'of rh• popu lo• JO~"'g,j Cenlur, , •• i fomou~ Jot> n•on C•nlury f4otur•o 1Miud• S•lt<ko-Oia l dro" O<liOOJ, dvol nn lo-rnen•.CoM•• with whoppong ~tO ful of 10 lb •••• '"'" · . . eoore.. ALR"":ADy SAID IT W!'<J Clr<AY./ AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. CROSSMAN 22 CAL . UPSET BE$1DE51 MOM GASOUNE "AT.l:EY HARDWARE DEPT. ,,,,, lOLYNCHME~ YOU REALLY 84( - HECK'S REG. HARDWARI DEPT. QUIET OR YOU'LL 7}{AJYI(6/ and Cleaner - $1.48 HARDWARI DIPT. CA~E I!E VERY AUTO POLISH · BULBS 99< PRUNING SHEAR OHI WELL,It-.llHAT MONEY ON CANDY. DO '>OU WANT 1HEM DuPont #7 LIGHT STANLEY •• AND I 5pENT 11-IE 0~ THE OTHER tiAriD --~tJNLESs I'M LOSIN' M'( MAR6Lt:S~- fiii'\'T THAT··· _$599 I GUES-;5 11/E CAK CUT OUT NOW, SAJ1D'1! CHIEF WOT·Atl·PUI'IUM PROB'BLY MEAtiT WELl, BUT COVlDtfT COME UP l<fiTti Yesterday's Crypt<Hjuote: PART OF THE SECRET OF SUC. CESS IN LIFE IS TO EAT WHAT YOU LIKF, AND LET THE FOOD FIGHT IT OUT INSJDE.- MARK TWAIN ANYTHI N' THAT'D STOP QUEEN "ISA8ELLA . FROM TAI<IN' 01/ER! · by THOMAS JOSEPH HECK'S REG. 17.99 II.CROSS BERKLEY JET CAST GOLF BALLS BC 12 HECK'S REG. 7]1 MINNOW BUCKET $177 w~apon FISHING LINE ANGLER SOUTH BEND 1PC. 5' SPIN CAST ROD SPIN, SPINCAST O_ R FLY ROD LIGHTWEIGHT. CORK HANDLE. Y., LB. SPOOL 69 Choose lrom assorted lengths. All just right for landing the big ones. HECK'S REG. $2.48 ·HECK'S REG. 99' SHRTS DE,T. SI'OITS DEn, SHRTSDE,T. 12. French · girl'R name 13. Exactly; correct DICK TRACY $6~~ LETS SEIZE HIS TRUCK, WE'LL SllOW '1M! HEC!j:'S REG. $10.99 SEAWAY OR WORLD FAMOUS 6 PARTY COOK SET AMANDA PANDA \ '50MIWNE. WHO COULD IT ($£.1 -HAS ~EN E.ATIN6 11 MVSTEW .. - 0 1' HECK'S REG. TO $1.99 1 $ 39 SPORTS DEPT. EA. WORMS, CRAWFISH AND GRUBS HEC.K'S 3FOR REG. $ 45' EACH 100 . SHRTS D!'T. 10. Poetaster's adverb 14. Cranium 18. Imitator (51:) (3 wd s. ) 15. Bakery creatio n Anatomi · cal . network Biblical mountain Chat Luau goody Arizona city Win 19. King (Fr.) 21. Balaa m's steed 22. Night· . flying mammal JJ!!UMrullirn®!t:=~== Unatramble thett four Jumblu.. tread und one letter to each 141Uue, to ·· w11tefl form four ordlnar7 word1.. I Yesterday'a Answer .lt. Wee hit 36. Kind o£ Z5. Diffident wire 26. Poem 38. 2'7. White Williams · . table 39. Advocate wine (suft'.) 28. Corpulent 40.lmmedi · ately . 32. Compare · 33. F~shion 41. In favor 34. Prong!!d 4:?. Untruth t~~=========~~i: HECK'S REG. $10.99 . RAPALA LURES . SILVER, GOLD OR BLUE 3. Regi ster 4, - 1him.incl ! 5." Caddoan Indian, 6. Small · bostic 7, Latvian 8. Whole number 9.lndlan farmer I.campaign 6. Weather . Knight's . PRACTICE (@ 1073 King F eature:<~ Syn.dicat.e, Inc .) ·c HECK'S REG. CAPTAIN EASY A~ 1 HERE'S( ACtut. __bJ j I HOPUC :I 0 I I I I c · I LJMBEN I I I . Redol ence Hipster (3 wds.) " Da," tran sJated 32. Most upto-date 35.· Whitney · and Wallach 37. Aunt (Sp.) 39. A sure· winner: (coiloq.) (3 wds.) 43. UnraveJ 44. Lubri· cated 45. 'mid 46. Frail; slender DOWN .1. Spatter . 2. Craze . YOI.I , ~~~~;t.~- YIRLC ( It'll•= RALCOR F' .' i I:, .A l THIS JAIL. DOESN'T 50LINP 50 HO"t O ~ l* .. llla:IIISilllrn . IJ..,.S..• ADAOI · Yelhrdlr•• · Now...._ tho eln:led !etten to form the aurprlte anawer, u .......... b71ht ...... ealtoon. I THE (I XI XI ] . (Aatwen w.orrowJ. . NIW5Y . toMMON Aalwerl Wlu~ri!" to lfel matriecl in Misuu · · · .ScandWnlia-"5-WID-IN" The Bunnies-A Tale of Mirth andWoe .. "Ha HaHa,"laughed the bunnies. DAILY CRYPTOQU{)TE-Here's how to , work it: r-~-...,....-------., r--r"7":----:-:-~-..._, xvo x A L B A A R L 0 N !l F 1! L L 0 W One letter simp]f-Sl"aihd,. ·ror another. In thiS _sample· A is used for the Urree L's, X ·for the two . O's, etc. Si ngle letters, apostro phes, the length and formati on of- the words are all hints. Each day the code I.e tters arc d~ffere nt. $1.10 SPORTS DIPT. lo Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha H.QHa·Ha CRYPTOQUOTES HJVAAX BNML AVRRTWQ ALVJV Tl> ZPWV SVWZ'V .RR .\ '. FX C RR TO TW ALV ALV AJNAL SPJRZ '---.l...-----'-~ MLTRZJVW . - PRTKVJ LPRBVn · so MucH FOR THE MIRTH ! �BARNEY BALLS O'FIRE!! LOOK AT THAT THAR SAIRY HAWKINS PEEKIN' IN MIZ DOWDY'S MAILBOX OPEl DAILY HOW DIIDBURN NOSEY ,_.--.----- CAN 'IE GIT? ' 10 TO 9 VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL ' STIAKHT H DUAL PAnEl. FOLDING BED 74 1h " K72' " Duolod " dou ble ce nter leg con~ tr yct ion . 2" th ick pol y loom mou re:n w ith bu ld Roma n W ipe . Co11on ticking both ~1 de s . •• ··• HECK 'S REG. $1488 . $18.99 SHIF1 KIT FOLDING TABLE par" ore SHIFT KIT- Include~ unbreakable chrome handle, 3·spHd pattern knob , hoods.ome HECK'S i.EG~~~::~. Fosmo~·t c4tlam• HIG WIFE~5 JUSTICE 5PENPING DONE? OF HABIT'S. HIS WHAT DRIVES Hll\'1 ON · l-IKE DEDICATION 1D R:JUC.E WORK? ..THAI '? HECK'S REG. 59' QT. chrome·ocuntl'd boot and. chrome floor $12'18 $15.44 . Si;ARK.! HIG DESIRE 1:) %E SERVANT? 39!. AH critical hardened and heat treated fo r protection ogoind weor. COMPLETE 30" , l2" Tong111rine Top; li nen Weave Fi ni ~h ; White Enamel High Glou Legs . HECK'S REG. co~ ·10w40 r ~EAR ~e·s ENGAGED TO AN ALL-AMERICAN TACKLE AT TI<E LIMIT 5 QTS. V'~~DUTY ENGINEER!NG - 30"x72" 1'0 STA~ AWAY ~~M TMAT ONE, H15 1.0-/Al-1'1 16 A PUBLIC pick-up £- $17.99 AIITOMOT/111 DE,T. CASCO . STANLEY HECK'S REG. $499 HECK'S REG. $6.24 TUBES STAI\ILEY $8.89 performance ~fl not included . Set in-. dudes: Points, Condenser ohd Rotor. .. $166, HECK'S REG. $699 $3.49 HECK'S REG. $2.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. DEPT. AYa iloble for mo$1 popular cor$. High SIZES TO FIT MOST CARS. LOPPING SHEAR HEDGE SHEAR IGNITION TUNE UP SETS . Af/TOMOT/111 DE,T. BLAC~ srANLEY GRASS SHEAR $ 99 HECK'S REG. . HECK'S REG. . $4.32 $3.83 1008 PELLETS ' .. . 250 PER BOX · 88<= SLAZENGER ' 30 QT. STYRO-FOAM Johnson century BALLS COOLER WH ITE- YELLOW- HOT RED $129 HECK'S REG. 3 FOR $2.99 HECK'S REG. $1.69 3FOR . $199 . HECK'S REG. 11.19 SPIN CAST REEL BADMINTON SET S,ORTS DE,T. HECK'S $~~?ia $899 HECK'S REG. $7.99 . $5'' MADE MY DAY/ I'M AFRAID, MV FRIEND, THE 5PEAR VtON"T REACH! WE NEED SOMETHI NG LONGER TO SRIDGI:' THE BREACH ! HECK'S REG. $1.24 ZEBCO You qot that paper lwn,3t kind lll 6alj who what, ol' man' NO. 200 REEL certainl4 ROO & REEL have! COMBO ·. ., \ HECK'S REG. 17.99 BERKLEY SPINCAST CHEMOLD 4 PLAYER . King oiro .-e"i,., 'of rh• popu lo• JO~"'g,j Cenlur, , •• i fomou~ Jot> n•on C•nlury f4otur•o 1Miud• S•lt<ko-Oia l dro" O<liOOJ, dvol nn lo-rnen•.CoM•• with whoppong ~tO ful of 10 lb •••• '"'" · . . eoore.. ALR"":ADy SAID IT W!'<J Clr<AY./ AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. CROSSMAN 22 CAL . UPSET BE$1DE51 MOM GASOUNE "AT.l:EY HARDWARE DEPT. ,,,,, lOLYNCHME~ YOU REALLY 84( - HECK'S REG. HARDWARI DEPT. QUIET OR YOU'LL 7}{AJYI(6/ and Cleaner - $1.48 HARDWARI DIPT. CA~E I!E VERY AUTO POLISH · BULBS 99< PRUNING SHEAR OHI WELL,It-.llHAT MONEY ON CANDY. DO '>OU WANT 1HEM DuPont #7 LIGHT STANLEY •• AND I 5pENT 11-IE 0~ THE OTHER tiAriD --~tJNLESs I'M LOSIN' M'( MAR6Lt:S~- fiii'\'T THAT··· _$599 I GUES-;5 11/E CAK CUT OUT NOW, SAJ1D'1! CHIEF WOT·Atl·PUI'IUM PROB'BLY MEAtiT WELl, BUT COVlDtfT COME UP l<fiTti Yesterday's Crypt<Hjuote: PART OF THE SECRET OF SUC. CESS IN LIFE IS TO EAT WHAT YOU LIKF, AND LET THE FOOD FIGHT IT OUT INSJDE.- MARK TWAIN ANYTHI N' THAT'D STOP QUEEN "ISA8ELLA . FROM TAI<IN' 01/ER! · by THOMAS JOSEPH HECK'S REG. 17.99 II.CROSS BERKLEY JET CAST GOLF BALLS BC 12 HECK'S REG. 7]1 MINNOW BUCKET $177 w~apon FISHING LINE ANGLER SOUTH BEND 1PC. 5' SPIN CAST ROD SPIN, SPINCAST O_ R FLY ROD LIGHTWEIGHT. CORK HANDLE. Y., LB. SPOOL 69 Choose lrom assorted lengths. All just right for landing the big ones. HECK'S REG. $2.48 ·HECK'S REG. 99' SHRTS DE,T. SI'OITS DEn, SHRTSDE,T. 12. French · girl'R name 13. Exactly; correct DICK TRACY $6~~ LETS SEIZE HIS TRUCK, WE'LL SllOW '1M! HEC!j:'S REG. $10.99 SEAWAY OR WORLD FAMOUS 6 PARTY COOK SET AMANDA PANDA \ '50MIWNE. WHO COULD IT ($£.1 -HAS ~EN E.ATIN6 11 MVSTEW .. - 0 1' HECK'S REG. TO $1.99 1 $ 39 SPORTS DEPT. EA. WORMS, CRAWFISH AND GRUBS HEC.K'S 3FOR REG. $ 45' EACH 100 . SHRTS D!'T. 10. Poetaster's adverb 14. Cranium 18. Imitator (51:) (3 wd s. ) 15. Bakery creatio n Anatomi · cal . network Biblical mountain Chat Luau goody Arizona city Win 19. King (Fr.) 21. Balaa m's steed 22. Night· . flying mammal JJ!!UMrullirn®!t:=~== Unatramble thett four Jumblu.. tread und one letter to each 141Uue, to ·· w11tefl form four ordlnar7 word1.. I Yesterday'a Answer .lt. Wee hit 36. Kind o£ Z5. Diffident wire 26. Poem 38. 2'7. White Williams · . table 39. Advocate wine (suft'.) 28. Corpulent 40.lmmedi · ately . 32. Compare · 33. F~shion 41. In favor 34. Prong!!d 4:?. Untruth t~~=========~~i: HECK'S REG. $10.99 . RAPALA LURES . SILVER, GOLD OR BLUE 3. Regi ster 4, - 1him.incl ! 5." Caddoan Indian, 6. Small · bostic 7, Latvian 8. Whole number 9.lndlan farmer I.campaign 6. Weather . Knight's . PRACTICE (@ 1073 King F eature:<~ Syn.dicat.e, Inc .) ·c HECK'S REG. CAPTAIN EASY A~ 1 HERE'S( ACtut. __bJ j I HOPUC :I 0 I I I I c · I LJMBEN I I I . Redol ence Hipster (3 wds.) " Da," tran sJated 32. Most upto-date 35.· Whitney · and Wallach 37. Aunt (Sp.) 39. A sure· winner: (coiloq.) (3 wds.) 43. UnraveJ 44. Lubri· cated 45. 'mid 46. Frail; slender DOWN .1. Spatter . 2. Craze . YOI.I , ~~~~;t.~- YIRLC ( It'll•= RALCOR F' .' i I:, .A l THIS JAIL. DOESN'T 50LINP 50 HO"t O ~ l* .. llla:IIISilllrn . IJ..,.S..• ADAOI · Yelhrdlr•• · Now...._ tho eln:led !etten to form the aurprlte anawer, u .......... b71ht ...... ealtoon. I THE (I XI XI ] . (Aatwen w.orrowJ. . NIW5Y . toMMON Aalwerl Wlu~ri!" to lfel matriecl in Misuu · · · .ScandWnlia-"5-WID-IN" The Bunnies-A Tale of Mirth andWoe .. "Ha HaHa,"laughed the bunnies. DAILY CRYPTOQU{)TE-Here's how to , work it: r-~-...,....-------., r--r"7":----:-:-~-..._, xvo x A L B A A R L 0 N !l F 1! L L 0 W One letter simp]f-Sl"aihd,. ·ror another. In thiS _sample· A is used for the Urree L's, X ·for the two . O's, etc. Si ngle letters, apostro phes, the length and formati on of- the words are all hints. Each day the code I.e tters arc d~ffere nt. $1.10 SPORTS DIPT. lo Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha H.QHa·Ha CRYPTOQUOTES HJVAAX BNML AVRRTWQ ALVJV Tl> ZPWV SVWZ'V .RR .\ '. FX C RR TO TW ALV ALV AJNAL SPJRZ '---.l...-----'-~ MLTRZJVW . - PRTKVJ LPRBVn · so MucH FOR THE MIRTH ! �r 16 The Daily S<nt mel. Mrddleport·Pomoroy. 0 .. April25. 1973 Housecleaning is likely ' By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UP! ) Presid~nt Nixon today ap. peared to be preparing a major housecleaning of all top.Jevel White House staffers im· plica-ted in the Watergate scandal. Re1iable sources indicated Nixon may aMounce the changes later this week . . Nixon ·returned to the White House Tuesday night from his Florida villa where he spent the Easter holidays and con- .- Annual hour lost at 2 am Sunday ~ TODD TUCKER, nine·year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tucker, Mason; was the first place winner in an egg decorating contest sponsored by WMPO Radio. Todd holds the two eggs that won him a prize of $13.91l. Dr. Sabin links sores to cancer Road • miX I Co ntinued fr om page 1) WASHINGTON ( UPI ) Polio conque ror Dr . Albert B. adopted March 22, 1973 . Sec. Sabin reports he has found new 315 and Sec . 903 which states: evidence li nkin g a common cold "The Board of County Comsore virus with nine types of missioners shall establi Sh a cancer . schedule of fees , charges and " It is one of the causes of ex pe nses <:~nd it colle ct ion these cancers, definitely a pl'ocedurc fm· same '-!nd other ca use," Sabin said Tuesday at matters perta ining to th ese a news conference at the llOth regulations. The schedule shall an nual meeting of the National be posted in the County Auditor Offi ce, altered or amended by Academy of Sciences. Sabin, 66, reported that he U~e Boa rd of County Comand a "colleag ue mad e the missioners until all apphcable discovery while working a t a fees, charges and expenses former biological warfare cen- have been paid in full , no action ter converted to peaceful · shall be taken on application or cancer researc h. appeals." Filing Fees: The filing fees fo r a preliminary plat shall be TAKEN TO HOSPITAL a charge of $30 plus 50 c ents per The P omeroy E·R squad lot and should be paid at the answered a ca ll to 243 ti me of filin g of th e Mulberry Ave ., at 12: 17 a ,m . preliminary plat .' Wednesday for Nellie Eblin F inal pial : The filing fees for who was ill. She was taken to a Fi nal plat shall be il charge of '$'JO plus 50 ce nts per lot and lhe Holzer Medical Center . should be paid at the tim e of filing of the Final Plat. Method of payment : Filing fees shall be pa id in lega l . Marriage License tender or by check or money Thomas Eugene Weekley, 19, Guysv ille, and Jennifer Lynn order made payable to the Lawson, 18, Minersville, Rt. 1. Meigs County Commissioners. Said depos its shall sub· sequently be delivered to the }. ·;·.=~,.--~---~---. Meigs County Commissioners · 1 Our Interest Is by the plan ning Commission's Authori zed Repr ese ntativ e Greater For You · 1James E. Roush . Building In spector · Sanitarian ). Sub-division Books may be purcha sed at RouSh's office for I $5 per copy . Attending wer e Charl es R. Karr , Robert Clark , and Ward~ Year Certificates en Ours , commissioners , and I Of Deposit II Martha Chambers, clerk. I . ~ I 1 I I I1 607 . to · I I 1 2 I 16 percent per year on 21 pear Certificates of 1 1 Deposit. $10,000.001 I Minimu.m. . J·nterest I I payable Quarterly. 1 I -I MEIGS THEATRE Tonight~ I Meigs Branclt I I I I I I I The Athens Cpunty. 1 I Savings & Loan Co. I 1 296 Second St. I Pomeroy , Ohio I I Al l Accounts In sured T~ I I I $20.000.00 . . . by FSLIC. ,..... ~ I I · ricuMii ~ ~ 1 I ~ .;;.:...•~ ':,., ; I I ..,. ,.... . I ·•----------1 '(t~ ~l \ '!; Thursday April25-26 I NOT oPEN Friday & Saturday · April27 -28 WHEN LEGENDS DIE ( Technicolorl Richard Widmark Frederic Forrest lPG) AFEW BULLETS MORE · (Technicolor) Peter Lee Lawrence Diane zura · (G ) Show Starts 7 p.m. L,_________. ' ' ferred with a secret visitor. On the homeward flight, Press Secretary Ronald L. Zlelger said he regretted having to- put a " shroud of mystery" over the identity of the unaMounced caller . But he ca utioned r eporters not to "make too much of it." He did 1isclose, however, that SJl""C hwrit~r Patrick J . Buchanan was swnmoned to Florida by Nixon but said the " purpose was not to write a IIOSI.' IT 4.1. 'l EWS Holzer Medical Center (Discharged ) Mrs . Raymond Black and COLUM BUS (UP I ) son; Marcella Callicoa t, Ohioans are reminded to Clifford Hudson, Wi!ma Christ· turn their clocks ahead one man , Jennifer Gillespie, Vickie hour at 2 a.rr.a. Sunday as the Riddle , Raymond Me· slat e goes o n dliylight Manaway, Leona Fairchild, ' Savings time as dves most of I.Joyd Steel, Craig Morgan, the country. Frank f' ugate, R ebecca The time change also will Wilkins, James Walley, Iris mean that bars and other Smith, Edward Holbrook, Jr., liquor outlets will close at 2 Mrs. Sterl Williams and son, a .m. Sunday, onc·half hour Justin Simpson, Brian Sayre, earlier than usual. Ruby Saunders, Juanita ,;;.::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;;;:::::::;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:· Ostergren, Donald Kelly, Cristi Hemphill, Keith Grate, Steve Gose Mae Damron, Dorothy Clon ch , Ruth Carr, Agnes Chance of showers nQrlb and Beard , Mrs. Asa Birchfield and ra in and showers lik ely central and south tonig ht. Low tonight daughter and Amanda Bean. (Births) in the 40s . Thursday mostly Mrs . Russell Browning, a cloudy with chance of showers. daughter' Ja c kson; Mrs . Hig h in the fi Os and low 60s . Lawr e nce Newman, · a daughter, Mc Arthur and Mrs . William Lambert, a daughter, EXTEN DED OUTLOOK · Wellston . A c han ce of s howers · Friday and quite cool through Sunday . . Highs Veterans Memorial Hospital mostly in the 50s and low in Admitted - Cindy Sue Dill, the 30s. Long Bottom; Carolyn Thomp· son, Racine; Harley Slack, · APPLE GROVE Pomeroy; Lowell Wingett, Sharon and Cindy Rmush Pomeroy; Shei1a Folmer, s pent Sunday with Roger Pomeroy; Earl · Griffith, Roush. In the afternoon they Ree dsv ille; Ollie "Tyree , visited· Mr . and Mrs. Dana Middleport; Harvey Rockhold , Lewis and Mrs. Katie Bass at Reed sville; and George Oiler, Clifton . The group also enjoyed Middleport. bowling at Mason .. Discharged - Helen Riggs, Ethel Mace, Constance CHAMPION STOCK SPLIT Shields, Leona Karr and TOLEDO , Ohio (UP!) Timothy Ebersbach. Shareholders of the Champion Spark Plug Co . Monday ap. PLEASANT VALLEY pro ved a three -for~ne stock DISCHARGES : Herbert split to become ef.fective imDavis, POint PleaSant; Mrs. mediately. Arthur Clarke, Pedro, 0 .; The company also declared a Raymond Selby, Point quarterly dividend of 11 cents Plea sant; William ' Beaver, per share on the split stock, Leon, and Mrs. John Hill and payable June 13 to holders on son, Henderson. · record May 25. Weatht·t· .CARPET SPECIAL COMP LETELY INSTALL ED WALL TO WALL With Hea• y Foam Rubber Pad In cludes: 12'xl5' Living Rm 9' x 12 ' Bedroom J'x12 ' Hall ALL FOR ONLY QUal i ty 501 nylon carpeting w ith heavy l oa m rubber pad. expert +ackless i nstallation . Choice of colors . All wo rk guaranteed. See We ndel l Gra te l or th is buy, or free estimate on any carpet installation . RUTLAND PH. 742-4211 Aging Saigon is turned down By GERARD LOUGHRAN After the 75-minute session PARIS ( UP!) - Saigon today, officials said they would proposed a broad program to not meet again until next week, · the Viet Cong today to bring a meaning they will not meet the final conclusion to the Vietnam deadline. conflict, but the CommWlists Vien told newsmen he immediately rejected it. proposed round·the-clock The Saigon proposal called meetings but "the other side for a national election Aug. 26, merely said we should meet provided the North Vietnamese some time next week, alleging first totally withdraw from the personnel of the chateau South Vietnam. In return, the . (where the talks are taking South Vietnamese said they place) neededl'est." would demobilize an equal Vien 's proposal was the first number of troops. time either side suggested a ' " The scheme seems to be specific date for elections. merely an artificial maneuver The Viet Cong also proposed not in compliance with the stipulations of the Paris peace Wolf Pen treaty," said Viet Cong Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reed of negotiator Nguyen Van Hieu. Nguyen Luu Vien, South Hemlock Grove were Sunday "Vietnam's Deputy Prime callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Minister, had suggested the Smith. Mr . and Mrs. Bob Reed of two sides sign a preliminary Hemlock Grove were Sunday a greement Friday, the deadline set forth in the Paris visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sargent. peace agreement. Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce o( Colrlmbus were weekend visitors of Mr. ·and Mrs. Howard · 1\ussell an~ Earl . ' Russell. FURNI~URE SAME DAY SERVICE hi At 9-0ut At S , Usc Our Free Parking Lot WENDELL GRATE Robinson's Cleaners - 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy a timetable for settlement of politiCal questions, but Vien Said: "The other side's propos. als contain nothing new. They again stipulate conditions to be met before real problems can be Settled.'' The Saigon plan did not spell out precisely what kind of . institution would be elected. It said ".. . through the above· mentioned general elections, the South Vietnamese people, Wlder universal, direct and secret suffrage, will elect an organ represehtirig the South Vietnamese people to decide the political future of South Vietnam. "This organ will decide the institUtions of the State on central as well as regional level." PUBLIC NOTICE .,. AV ERY SUE ROMINE, whOS:e last known place of residence is Rt . 1, Rutland, Ohio, and whose last known address is c -o Frances~ Nel son, Dexter , Ohio. is hereby notified· that on th e 12th day Qf March , 1973, Kenneth H . Rom ine, being plaint if f. filed his ·complaint against her as defendant in the Common Pleas Court , Meigs Cou nty , Ohio •. Case No . 15, 247, praying for divor ce from said Avery Sue Romine on the grovn.ds of gross neglect of duty and ex treme cruelty , care, custody . and control of minor chitdr'en. and other relief ; said c8use wJtl be for hearing on or after the 9th day of June, 1973 . ~I j Hey George! Discover us! Church founded • zn April, 1849 at Apple Grove ;; OCEAN SHORES, wai h. ~UPI)- The elty Iathon CJf ;:: this town have deelared Friday as "Undlscovery Day," 1lJ ij ·.,: ~:.,!, ~riD marklug the Ubt aonlverury ol tbetbdaydCalspt. rgle Vancouver sailed .. st Ocean Shores wl out cove g I. ~~~~: Vancouver was en route to Nootka Sound, on what il :::: oow Vancouver Island, to settle a controveny betweea Spain and G·reat Britain. He passed the area where O.:..n :::: Shores is now located, near the mouth of Grays Harbor, at about nudnlgbt on April 27, 1'192. To celebrate "Undiscovery Day," residents will go to the beach at rnJdrUgbt and yell in unison, uHey, George!" t t ..\t ,. '. ,; :i! ~ :~ ~:~ .. l~l ·::: Two accidents By KATIE CROW APPLE GROVE, Ohio - The !24th anniversary of the Apple Grove United Methodi st Ch ur c h will · be observed Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs . Olden ( Roberta ) Tha.ton , Racine, whose family was one of its founders , has provided the following history ·ot the church. The one-fourth acre on which the church is located was purcha sed from John M. and Rachel Richey on April 2, 1849. It was deeded to the Methodist Episcopal -Church for the swn of $5. Trustees at that time were George Wolfe, Josiah Haym an, Leburn Pilchard, investigated Shieriff Robert C. Har· tenbach's Dept. investigated two accidenls Tuesday, the firstat5 :05 p.m . on \J. S. Route J.l Donald A. Har tung, Mid· dleport, was traveling south when he applied brakes entering a cu:ve. The brakes failed, the car went off the road to the left and sheared off a ·power pole. Hartung was taken. to Veterans Memorial Hospital by tHe Pomeroy ER unit where he was treated and released. There was light damage to the vehicle . No citation was issued . At 8:02 p .m . Douglas E . Young, Cheshire, was stopped on SR 124 in Minersville to make a left hand turn . Bruce D. Neigler, Racine, if! at~ tempting to pass a third car s truck Young 's car. There was medium property damage. No citations were issued. There were no personal injuries. Three draw fines Violations of Ordinance 414 are charged Guido Girolami, 132 But· ternut Ave ., made public a letter to Mayor Den Collins of Pomeroy pr otesting ce rtain . alleged practices of Scientific Sanitation In c . in violation of Village Ordinance 414 . Girolami's letter : April23, 1973 Mayor Don Collins Pomeroy, Ohio • THE !24TH ANNIVERSARY of the Apple Grove, Ohio United Methodist Church will be observed Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m . The public is cordially invited. Refreshment.s will he served. Gentlemen : On April!B, 1973 Mr. Griffith,. of Scientific Sanitation, informed me that Council had agreed that he not pick up leaves and brush . This is directly opposite of Ord. 414 whic h states: hauling of garbage and trash and burn· able refuse, and waste pape~. · I might also add that Ord. 414 states we be billed every two ··mouths . to simplify HIS bookkeeper, he bills us every three months . This too is in direct compliance of Ord. 414. I DEMAND he fulfill his obligation under Ord . 414 and you fulfill your obligation as councilmen or counc-ilwomen, whichever you may be . I will attend next council meeting or special Committee meeting if so desired. Guido Girolami. In a preliminary note, Girolami asked his letter he referred to the proper com· mittee. · • Case No. 20~09 Estate Of MERLE E . RICE . Deceased:. Noti ce Is hereby given that Edison Hobstetter, of Pomerov , OhiO , has been duly appo inted VOL XXV Manning D . Webster J : dge Court of Common Pleas , · Probate Oiv is·ion '. Weather Cloudy, chance of showers in the southeast tonight. Lows in the lower 40s southeast. Cloudy and cool FridaY. chan ce of . showe1·s in all but the ex k eme n orthwest. enttne NO. 9 ,: POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS - confronted by Ehrlichman with allegations that Dean knew of the bugging and then tried to cover it up, Anderson.wrote in his column. Principal Assistant U.S . Attorney Earl J . Silbert, who prosecuted seven men previously indicted in the case, refused a request by Dean for immunity from prosecution, Anderson said. Anderson said that Dean also made accusations about for· mer Attorney General John N. Mitchell and Jeb S. Magruder, the director and deputy director of the 1972 Nixon re· election organization, and that Magruder was called in by the prosecutors and told of Dean's charges. "This broke down Magruder who also Confessed his ro4! ifl . th e conspiracy," Anderson wrote. Anderson did not identify the source of his information. He today stopped use of testimony given to the Water· gate grand jury after saying the prosecutors convinced him the publication of the secret material was hampering their investigation, Anderson has refused to divulge his source for the verbatim transcripts of the testimony and federal judges ordered an investigation of the leak. , In today"s column, Anderson ~aid De~m went · to the prosecutors April 14 after he "put together some documents he had been saving, which indicated both H.R. Haldeman and John E hrli chma n had knowledge ·of the Watergate cover-up ." Anderson said Dean's action came a day after Ehrlichman co nfr onted Dean with ''in. fonnation that ( I ) Dean had advahce knowledge of th e Watergate bugging ; (2) Dean had ordered Hunt (E . Howard Hunt, who subsequently pleaded guilty as a con· spirator ) out of the country; and 13) Dean had authorized payment.s to the Watergate co nspirators to keep their mouths shut." Nixon originally assigned Dean to investigate whether any White House. aides had a part in· the Watergate plot. Anderson said that by midMarch, " the President's faith ln. Dean began" to waver" and he instructed him to go to Cam~ Dl!vid and prepare a written report on ·his fn. vestig.ation. "After a few days at the presidential retreat, De~n r~­ ported back to the President that he simply couldn't write a report,,,.Anderson wrote.· 4'An(Continued on Page 4) ' Carl Rowe, Piketon , was shoulder injury, was taken to hospitalized following a truck Veterans Memorial Hospi4tl accitlent Wednesday on county by Martin ·ambulance. There road 1, three and three tenths was heavy property damage; miles from Salem Center no citation wa s isSued . . At I : 05 a .m. today on county Sheriff Robert Hartenbach 's road fi in Salisbury Twp., David Dept. said . Rowe, driving north , upon W. Marcum , Rutland, was passing an oncoming auto , got traVeling north ~hen his auto ,· too far to the right onto the went off the highway to the . berm ·into- mud. Hi s truck , right, strut: k a mailbox , conloaded with large ston~, tinued down a ditch, went over traveled approximately 106 an embankment, and turn.ed feet in a ditch, finally turning over on iUl side . Marc um was not injured. over . There was medium damage to Rowe ; who s uffered a his car. ·- GREG BECKER, fourth from left, displays his magic bottle as the title character of · "Mul)igan" iii the Bradbury School Operetta . Principals watching the magic container, from the left, are John Stewart, Dorsel Thomas, Jeff Daniels and Mary Venoy. They give the first of two performances tonighlat 7:30p.m . at Bradbury School. See story and more picture d on page 6. NOT TO LATE Any Meigs resident wishing to attend the annual district spring PTA con· By Untted Press International ference Saturday at the SAIGON - A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN said today Chesapeake elementary Saigon will go ahead with plans for senatorial elections Aug. 26 school may do so. despite Wednesday's VietCong rejection of a South Vietnamese They are asked to contact proposal lor internationally supervised general elections. . Mrs . Charle s Goegleln, However, because ·of a hitch in South. Vietnam's election Jaws~ County Council president, the Viet Cong would be unable to participate as a party in the 992~36, or Mrs. Richard Senate race. vaughan, district director, Spokesman Pham Duong Hien said, "We have our own , 992·3374, before noon Friday, schedule for elections. We see no reasan to postpone or delay Luncheon reservations are them. 1 think we will go ahead ." In military action, the Saigon $1. 75. command accused the Communists of committing 97 more ceaSe-tire violations in the 24 hours ending at noon today, for a total of 12,151 since the truce began. ... fo'r extra·: ful l fit over cowboy bootS. The new " Boot Cut" has many of the traditional Lee Rider features, such as a sl im, snug fit from waist to knee, but _ _ _ differs·With the slightly flared cu.t from knee to boot .. , for plenty or room over the boot tops and down to the bottom of the boot heeL Lee -Prest Western Twill of 50 pet . Polyester, SO pet. Cotton or Houndstooth Check of 50 pet . Polyester, 50 pet. Cotton means no ironing ever fpr these dress up Western Pants . Sizes 28 waist to .40. -~----- Be sure to see all the other mens ·a'ld young mens Jeans and· Western Jackets. A tremendous "selection. Mens and Boys Department · Main Floor. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OLDEST MEMBERS OF TH E Apple Grove, Ohio United Methodist Ch urch who will share in the !24th anniversary celebration of the Church Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. are 1-r, Bertha Robinson, Dolly Wolfe, Ruth Donohew and Early Roush . On the right is the pastor, the Rev . Howard Shiveley . Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Wolfe and Mr. Rou sh have been members 40 years while Mrs _ Donohew is the oldest living memher, having joined the church in April, 1917. Mrs. Wolfe is holding her great-granddaughter, 'i'facy Morris, seven. month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Darrell Norris. Tra cy is the youngest attending the church. • Driver injure·d Administrator of the Estate of 1973 , .. By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UPI) John W. Dean, White House legal counsel, gave feder~l prosecutors information two weeks ago suggesting that both H.R . Haldeman and John D. Ehrliclunan knew of efforis- to cover up the Watergate . bugging, columnist Jack ·· Anderson said today. Dean "made accusations" against the two top assistant.s tO President Nixon after being Three defendants have been finedand one has forfeited bond in the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. Fined were Philip J ..Custer, 24, Middleport, $50 and costs, resisting arrest and disturbing the ]Jeace ; William Lilly, 37, Midway, W.Va., $10 and costs, intoxication, and Charles W. Boyles , 3fi, Middleport, $10 and costs, intoxication . Norman Stanley, 41, Clevei;md, for· feited a. $200 bond for driving while intoxicated and driving DIVORCES ASKED left of center. Assessed costs Suits for divorce ·have been only and the fine .suspended on an intoxication charge was filed in Meigs County Common Buddy McKinney, 5fi, Mid-' Pleas Court by Veva Searles, Rt. I; Rutland, from Rolland dleport. Searles , address unknown, charging gross neglect of duty, LOCAL TEMPS and by Mitsuko Harris, The temperature in down- Syracuse, from Ernest Harris, town Pomeroy at 11 a.m . San Franci.s co, chatging gross Wednesday was 52 degrees, neglect of duty and extreme under heavy clouds. cruelty. Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From Ohio River during a flood, either from an old boiJt or buildin g. The first marriage pe r formed in the chur ch was that or Roberta and Olden Thaxton by the Rev. Lester L. Taylor in 1942. Trustees or the c hurch in 1876 were William Ashley , Elijah I Continued on Page 4) Dean accuses top aides l Merele E . Rice , deceased , late of Me igs County , Ohio . Cred itors are required to file their cl a ims w i th sa id fidu ci ary with in four months . , Dated this 6th day of April stoves which were replaced by a coal [urnace and later still an oil fW'na ce. Some of the original pews are still in use as well as the ori!\inal c hairs whi ch still fur li rsh the pulpit. New pews have been added to replace some of the older ones. The bell, still in use in the.. stee ple, w;:~s taken from the Devoted To The lntere3kl Of The Meig3-Mason Area Lee IDe 1---'--:----- ' ' ~- The holes in Swiss cheese are formed by the effervescence Or carbon dioxide during th e ripening period. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' Robert Sayre and John M. Richey . Several years after the church wa s built a social room wa s added in which the Ladies Aid , which was later changed to Wo~ ·s Society of Christian1ervice, held bazaars and fellowship dinners. The origina l roof remained on the church until it was remodeled in January of this year when the interior of the building wa s attractively remodeled with wood paneling . A pump organ was the original · source of music. Later it was replaced by a piano. In the ea rly days th e church was heated by two pot bellied ,.. Now You Know NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 14) 1.1, 18, 25 , 3tc .' . ..... Visit The Busy Mens and Boys Department On The Main Aoor ... Mr . and Mrs. Dale Stansbury and Mr . and MrS . Jerry Stansbury and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dale Stansbury and family in Kenneth H . Romine , Plaintiff . Groveport and called on M~ . J . B . O' Br ien , and Mrs. Larry Stans)mry ·m his attorney · (4 ) 4,11 , 18 , 25(5)2, 9, 6t · . Reyn oldsburg on Sunday. SHIRT FINISHING .... ~~: ~~ ~~~~;:. ~:-C:~~:-:~:::-::-:;~~&s::::::~::::: .-:=: :::::::::::::a:::::::::::::::::!: : : :-:=:=:=:=:-:~:i:i: : =:;:!:;:=: :::i:i:~::i:::::::: : : : : : : : ::::::~:; E Iect IOn • . proposal by ~ARPENTER . .2 ROOMS AND HALL speech or statement." today. ''No addresa is plaMed," he He denied that "Nixon had said. uSuchanan came down seen Secretary of State and saw the President, but he William P . li:ogers in Florida s aw him not on matters but said he did talk to him by relating specifically and totally phone . He also scotched to the Watergate," he added. reports that the President had 1 ' There are all sorts of met with former Defense rumors," Ziegler said. " But Secretary Melvin R . Laird and the President has i made no decision at all on staff resignations." close to Nixon and have been Pressed further, he said "no m e ntioned as possible changeS" would be announced Organizers of a new White House staff. Ziegler said the President has been "continuing to involve himself in the entire Watergate situation." ,. . __ .. (Continued from page I ) "He's been in daily touch assistant Attorney expending loca l budget funds with and will have responsibility for · General Henry Petersen," governing organized Senior Ziegler said. Petersen· is Citize n Centers and for raising conducting Nixon's personal necessary loc al matching inquiry into the bugging of funds essen~ial for receiving Democratic headquarters. federal and state money. The funds will be used Injured man aided primarily to operate and staff The Middleport E·R squad nine Senior Citizen Centers in the project area. The grant answered a call at 8:J3 p.m. announced today was the result Tuesday to the Larry Hen· of a nine month study con- dricks home on Diamond St. from where Hendricks, who ducted by the "Model Project" staff to identify the needs of had suffered a leg injury in a fall , was taken to Veterans older citizens. Memorial Hospital. He was The philosophy of the treated and released. Areawide Project On Aging, At 5:40 p.m. Tuesday, the according to Ramsy is to ·" assist the elderly both to Middleport unit, answering a maintain their independence call for the Pomeroy unit which and to enjoy some of the serv- was at an accident, went to the ices available ir1 the project home of Kenneth Hartley, 49, area." The survey identified Pomeroy Route I. Hartley, who transportation, nutrition ac- had received an arm laceration cess to health services and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he ho~e maintenance as priority was treated and released . services needed by the elderly. Each of these services plus health employment and welfare information, counseling, arts 3iid crafts, recreation activities, trips and Apple Grove adult education is being Mr. and Mrs. Erwin planned for each center. . The Senior Centers will be. Gloeckner went to Fairfax, Va. located in the following · Friday and brought their communities: Gallipolis grandchildren Danny and (Gallia); Jackson and Oak Hill Christi Badgely to their home (Jackson); Pomeroy (Meigs); Saturday who will visit the Portsmouth, New Boston and Gloeckners over Easter. Minford (Scioto); and Mrs. Dorothy Badgely, Mrs. McArthur and Wilkesville · Steve Badgely and daughter of Each County Racine visited Mr. and Mrs. l Vinton) . Committee On Aging in the Erwin Gloeckner, Danny and next few days will be announc· Christi Badgely Sunday af. ing positions available to term~on . operate the Senior Citizens Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Mabel Broce visited Vera Center in their county. · Beegle Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Adams and family Sunday. Roger Roush, Sharon and Cindy Roush visited Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at ·Clifton Thursday evening. ................................. :~··~·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:.:-:-:·:·:::·:·:·:·::::=:::::::::~!::::::~::::::::::x~~ ~.... ~~-··· :=:· 1 PHNOM PENH - COMBODIAN COMMUNIST gunners attacked the Phnom Penh airport with rockets early today, killing 21 persons and wounding 62 others. At the same time, the . high command said rehel troops had used toxic gas against government troops Wednesday in fighting 21 miles helow Phnom Penh. . . . Cambodian troops using navy landing ships made an amphibious assault against the Mekong River from Phnom Penh late today to try to ease the threat to the capillll from the rebels who brought their offensive to within two miles of the h(art of Phnom ·Penh. The rebels were reported in control of a three-mile stretch of land opposite the capital. 'Heavy ground fighting was reported in areas six, nine and ll miles from Phnom Pe.nh as the Communists slowly tried to close a noo'l,e on the city. The . IContinued on Page A) ACTIONS FILED Three divroce actions have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, each charging gross neglect of duty ·and extreme cruelty. They were bY Sylvia Carman, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, vs. Ivan Carman, s am~ address i Dolores Ann Provence. Long Botto' m , Rt. ·1, vs. Ja ck Pr ove nce, MJddleport, and Peg~y L. Wolfe, Racine, Rt . 2, vs. Gary Joe Wolfe, same address . Clean Up pickups set Clean up week In Middleport will get underway Monday with the village providing a pickup service of things which · residents wish to dispose of but cannot through their regular garbage pickup service. Resldent.s are to place the objects they want hauled away at the curbing near their homes . .Village employes will pick up in the first ward illl Monday, the second ward on Tuesday, third ward on Wednesday, fourth ward on Thursday and fUth ward on Frlday. _Reiurns to the various wards wlll not. he made,.. so residents are to have ihelr items ready on the ' designated day . JOINING THE BEAUTIFICATION BRIGADE of concerned citizens and youth groups Saturday - " Keep America Beautiful Day" - are the Girl Scouts. Gathering up litter in Middleport Saturday afternoon will be the scouts of Cadette Troop 185 and Junior Troop 39 ' including these girls, left to right, Cathy Manley and Jennifer Wise of Troop 185, and Juli e Kitchen ' Sara Diddle and Cindy Weaver of Troop 39. . Trustees pro~nise scholarship . RIO GRANDE- Respond· ing to a request from _the Rio Grande Community College Board of Trus te es, up to $500,000 in scholarships for studenl< In the four county Gallia, J ackson, Mei gs, VintOn area who will be entering college for the first time next fall at Rio Grande College will be raised by the Rio Grande College Board of Trustees. Dr . Franci s W. Shane, president of the board, said the comrnittment is in response to the request m·ade earlier this week by the Community Co llege Board of Trustees for financfal assistance and some . changes in curriculum at Rio Grande College next fall . Up to $1,000 per student will be available . 3ohn F . Stiffler, Sr., Chainnan of the ~xecutive Committee of the Rio Grande College Board of Trustees, and president of the Stiff!er Stores said : " We are pleased to be able to ·make this announcement today. We feel the young people · of SoUtheastern Ohio deserve . every opportWlity ahd we are proud to be able to he1p them ." Finan cial s upport of the pro gram will be pr ovi ded through the efforts of Rio Grande's Finance Committee 1 f~d . according to S. S. Davis, Colwn"bus, chairman . " While it is pr-imarily for graduating high school seniors in th e four county area ," he said, ''it is also available for area residents who have been out of hi gh school for some time , but who have . never at : <ended college." As to possible curriculum reVi sio ns, Dr . Herman L. Koby , Vioe Pres ident · for AcademiC Affairs, said a two~ yea r executive secretarial science course with options for legal and medi ca l secretarial studies, a two-year accounting (Co ntinued on page 12 ) New bugs ·c an detect tired old bridges SAN ANTONIO, Tex . ( UP!)- Electronic equlpment has heen developed to detect hidden fatigue p-acks in steel hridges such as those that led· to collapse of.the Silver Bridge at Point Pleasant, W. Va . , ~ on Dec. 15, !967' ' . The inv'e ntion was announced by scientist.s Wed. uesday following extensive rp-;earch. The Silver Bridge tumbled into the Ohio River because.the fatiF{U !.! crack~ grew to a cr iti cal ~ize by a combination s tr ess-corroSion and of c~rrosion-fatigue, the scien- tists said. , · focused attenfion on the need vices for detecting fatigue the range· of human hearing At present , inspectors keep. for all the state highway de· cracks in fatigue·prone areas through the metal and the re· ing tabs on the nation 's 700,000 partments to very sub· which could lead to sudden col- turning ultrasonic echoes indi-. highway and railroad bridges, _ stantia!ly increase their bridge lapse of the structure ," the sci· cate both presence or cratks. a major fraction of which are inspection activities," said the enlists said. and their distance and direc· steel, must rely on visual ex·. · ·report presented during . the "This need for Inspection de· tion from the probe over a amination or upon techniques Ninth Biennial Symposium on vices was further emphasized range of from three to 10 feet, suita~le only for the Ia bora· Nondestru ctibe Evaluation. by the fact thatthe states found the report said. tory. Authors of the report were J . they had many bridges where But thP scientists said Wed· R. McGogney of the Federal the collapse of one member, or - The otner device, the mag. nesday they have developed Hi ghwa y ·· Administration, a key connection, could lead to netic c rack definer , is used for two types of portable battery- . which sponsored the study . collapse of the entire struc· a thorough survey of the SUS· pcct re gio n .for precise de.ter-. powered units that can be " Although the state highway lure." pres~cd into service with ~ departments did immediately One of th e devices developed mination of cra ck loca tion and minimal training of inspectOrs initiate needed supplemental is called the acoustic crack de- length. . The deviees sh ould be made who will carry the electronic programs for inspections of all tector and is used. for rapid gea11 on their backs and u~4! a their sttuctu'res: and on a fre· s urveys of bt-idge areas . available soon to state highway h;mdheld sensor device. qucnl and systr matic' basis, susceptibletofatigile crdcking . departments and other a ge n. "The Silve r Bridke episode !he~· sl ill lacked east-to-usc de- .. It sends pulses of sound beyond ~ies , the srientists said . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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