https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/264a80d5cfc26d24a6e36660a9cc13e2.pdf b0a232bbd5b5ebc258b53ddcb3d207e7 PDF Text Text • • I ' • 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April30, 1973 Watergate shattering ' HURON, Ohio (UP!) - 'J,'he " In order to restorC" conhWatergate scandal IS, "the denee ( Ill the government )," · most shattering experience Uw sa1d Gdhgan, ''the Amencan American people have gone people must be assured that all through m 200 yea rs," sa1d of the fa cts m the whole ugly Ohio Gov. John J. Gllligan. mess have been brought out." G1l11ga n, hosting a meeting Kentucky Gov. WendeII H. of lo Democratic governors at Ford compared Watergate to Sawnnll Creek Lodge' here, the Teapot Dome scandal dursa1d he believed the mg the Warren G. Harding ad··Amerrcan goverrunent has been comprormsed'' because of ,Watergate. "ThiS (Watergate) has compromised the "Justice Pcpartment, the FBI , the Wh1 te House Mrs. V1rg1ma Crabtree, 74, and vtrtually every h1gh off1ce d1ed early Sunday at her home m the American government." Wheelersburg, Ohio sa1d Gilligan at a n 101promptu m followmg a long illness . news conference. She ts surv1 ved by her husband, Trella Crabtree, one son, RICk, Memphts, Tenn .; lwo daughters, R1ta, ColumTontght & Tuesday bus, and Mrs Wilham (Kay ) ApniJO May 1 Mrs. Crabtree died· on Sunday numstration in the 1920's. "This IS just like the T~apot Dome scandal," he said "There too, you had ll)e Re· publican party." Ford called for an outside source to conduct a thorough mvestigation of tbe alleged buggi ng of National Demo c r a I I c PartY headquarters m Washington. " 1 don 't beheve the Justice Department could conduct an Impartial • study of the bugging, " Ford sa•d . " ! believe the Amencan Bar As s oc 1a t1"on or {U.S. Supreme cour! ) Ch"1ef Justice Warren Burger shou Id 1ook ·mto 1t•" LOCAL TEMPS · Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday at II a.m. MEIGS THEATRE KANSAS CITY Barr, Galhpohs She was the step·mother of . BOMBER wa s 61 skies. Kevm McCar thy t PG) Cartoons . 3 Stooges 011 Day Show starts 7 p m SALEDAVSET The St Paul Lutheran Women of Pomeroy Will sponsor a rummage sale at the church fellowship hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a .m unttl I p.m. TWO EVENINGS EkCH WEEK NOW BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING . AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9 JG-$2 50 all you can eat. (or AI a Carte) Dnnks and W1de Menu Dessert Extra Cho1 ce Order our r egular menu every n1ght 5 to 10 The MEIGS INN ·PH. 992-3629 POMEROY under cloudy DIVORCE ASKED Rhonda Ice, Albany , Rt. 3, filed suit for divorce m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court agamst Newton Ice, same address, chargtng gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty . Paul Crabtree. president of Po10TV1ew Cable, . Pt. Pleasan t, Gallipolis, and Middleport - Pomeroy. Funeral semces will be held 2 p~m . Tuesday m South Webster, Ohw Raquel Welch degr~es Pleasant Valley Hospital Dtscharges : Lms Monroe, Pomt Pleasant; Teresa Queen, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. Owen Bonecutter, Point Pleasant; Janet Parry, Pomt Pleasant; James Napter, Ashton ; Jacqueline Sayre, Po10t Pleasant; Mrs. Stuart McComas, Galltpolis Ferry; Bnciel Smtth, Southside; Mrs Loyd Chne, Po10t Pleasant; Mrs Marvm Lamer , Southside; Sharon Russell, 1 Gallipolis; Mrs . George Perry, 1 Buffalo; Mrs. Mernll Cox, Gallipolis; Mrs. Loretta Noel, Carmella Adams, · Po10t Pleasant ; Eddie Durst, Cottageville; Gretchen Wilson, Leon ·• Mrs Basil Vtckers, S'tHetland; Mrs. James Wheeler , daughter, POint Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Gardner, Middleport; IY~rs. Russell Pearson, daughter, Potnt Pleasant, Lessie Weaver, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs . Paul Bocook, Mason; Eva Bartram, Calloway, Ky . ; Mrs . Marcelline Schwartz, Pomt Pleasant ; M1chael Buck, Leon, Mrs. Robert Hickel, Hartford; Tammy Litchfield, Po10t Pleasant, and Alice Holt, Gallipolis Ferry. Enroll Now! Our New • VACATION CLUB . Savings Plan BEGINNING TUESDAY, MAY 1 ' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Occasional period.s or nln Wednesday and Thu111uy, ending Friday. Lows In th• SO. Wednesday lowering to upper 30!i and mid 40s by Friday. Higbs In low and mid 60s. Leo Thompson died Sunday LETART, W. Va . - Leo G. Thompsop, 65, Letart, W. Va ., Route 1, was dead on arnval at Pleasant Valley Hospital Sunday mormng where he was taken by the New Haven emergency umt. Mr Thompson a retired dalfy farmer, ' was born April 12, 1908 m Mason County, the son of the late Alonzo and Hannah Hoffman Thompson . H,e was a member of the Oak Grove Umted Methodist Church. Surviving are hts wJfe, Margaret Rou~h Thompson; two daughters, Mrs. Jim {Kathleen) Miller, Parkersburg, and Mrs. Glen (Patty) Johnson, Letart Rout 1; a son, Ralph, New Haven; nine grandchildren, two ststers, Mrs Ray (Lola ) Boston, New Haven. and Mrs. Ed (Opal) Sayre, Letart, and a brother, Ray Thompson, Letart Route I. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p m. Tuesday at the Foglesong Funeral Home w1th the Rev . Gerald Sayre and the Rev Bobby Woods offlc•atmg. Burial will be m the Yonker Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home any hme ,after 3 p.m. today. One call proved to be useless Two calls were answered Sunday by the Middleport Emergency Squad AI I : 30 p.m the squad was called to Langsvllle for Armetta Hudnall who was all from a reactiOn to medicine. She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital where she was admitted. At 11 :38 p.m . the squad was called to the Wendell Barrett restdence, also at Langsv11le, but the patient had been removed from the home by pnVate car LODGE TO DINE The Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, father-son banquet will be held at 6·30 p.m. Fnday at the temple with the dinner, followed by entertainment. All master masons and the1r sons are mv1ted. Tickets may be purchased from any officer, or at the door. ARRESTED SATURDAY James Morton Titus, 20, Pomeroy , was arrested Saturday night by Pomeroy police on a charge of possession of manjuana. Bond has been set at $1,000. . I Payments, We Paythe50th ' The llli(fe-n,woke bo11k makes tto/lsoet~sy. ,. ~ Farmers Bank &. Savings Co. . POMEROY, OHIO Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor "A smart person learns from experience - othe,. people's ... 'Take advantage expenenced help among of the you fmd the "FRIENDLY ONES" at .the Pomeroy· Cement Block when It comes to do 1t vourself protects (YOu bnnQ m the WANT TO and we' ll give you KNOW HOW ) the such evasion: In a dissent, Justice William 0 . Douglas said be did not believe sufficient facts had been developed to determine whether the magazine subscrtptton contract actually : extended credit, which would . bring 11 under the provmce of the Truth-m-Lendlng Act. The Court uphelq an assessment of a civil penalty of '100 m the case. That money will go to Mrs. Mourning, who said that when she gets it, she'll 'maybe buy a steak.' Some areas that may be affected by the decision would · be land sales, home Improvement contracts, ap-· pliance and jewelry sales and correspondence schools. "ThiS will force every creditor who is extending conswtler credit payments m more than four instalbnents to make absolutely clear to the debtor what he's getting in-·. valved in. It severely limits · creditors' opporiiUiities to hide ·· credit charges, to trap unwary ; buyers," Drescher said. Mrs. Wriston has Lakin job LAKIN, W. Va.- The Umted Postal Service In following its new pohcy, of advancing . quahf1ed employes in the ; Postal Service to higher positions, has appointed Loretta M. Wriston to the ; position of Posimaster at the , Lakin post office, wh1ch became effective Saturday. : This poSitiOn was previously • held by the late Mrs. Belle . Shields. Blaine Boggs of : Charleston has been officer in ; charge. Advancement to better : positions in the new Postal • Service is available to all : Postal Employes since politics ' have been removed, a reliable · i source states. Mrs. Wriston, wife .of..ller. 7 man R. Wriston, who resides in New Haven has been employed at the Pomt Pleasant post office for the past five years as a substitute clerk. She has also held a position at the Mason County Motor Company for eight years, but gave up both of these to asswne her new duties. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' MEN'S WRANGLER WESTERN JACKETS ' True Western Styling Is pictured - 14lf.4 oz. blue denim In s1zes 36 to 46 - san. forized shrunk Also mens Wrangler Western Jackets m blue chambray or new deck blue den 1m MEN'S WRANGLER JEANS ~ • You Will Find ''THE LOOK ' BOYS .WRANGLER WESTERN JACKETS. the men's Wrangler , weight coarse_ weav" blue denim S'izes 8 through 18 Styfl'd as pictured Made 1ust hke Jackets Heavy BOYS .WRANGLER WESTERN JEANS Regular stzes - slims and huskies. S1zes 6 to ~a Flare leg style sanforized shrunk -- Visit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechani~ Street - Headquarters fOr Appliances. Floor COverings - Me!•! _Cabmets - La~~ _fklwers - Porch, Lawn and Patio Furniture • Hum1d1f1ers - ~h~m1dlf1ers - Room siz~ Rugs and Air Conditioners. • ' ' ·. Mens and l 1 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY' '!.c...._._-.. ~a 1 n }S~~:e~Pome::J _~- I \ ,I 1 Be sure to see all the other styles of Mens and Boys Jeans Boys Department · 1st floor. .-...-.--.--·---·.._ In our SJ:?ring Fashions ~ Iff!' '-~ DEGREE WORK SET A regular meetmg, with work in the Fellowcraft Degree, will be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday by Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM. All master masons are invited. Refreshments w1U be served. THAT'S YOU'' Flare leg style in sizes 28 to 38 wa1st. FIt easily over boots, 143!• oz. blue den 1m. Also mens regular cut heavy weight denim Wranglers in sizes 29 to 42 wa1st Make excellent work pants ' '' . 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Do 1t now Mak~49 (ConUnued from Page I ) · !Continued from Pace IJ • prosecutors that Colson even urged that the electromc He wants one of the 31 Democratic governors to speak for the · surveillance be expedited. Col- party In a pa1d television broadcast. Strauss sa1d he had no candidate for the Job as spokesman, son was quoted as having told Magruder m February, 1972; butaseh31fffianofthegovern~'caucu.s,_Gov . DaleBumpers~ " When the hell are we gomg to Arkansas was considered a prune poSSibility. Strauss launcbe get this bugging plan approved his tr1al balloon as 1~ of !be governors gatbered at a resort l~e and into operation'" The on the Lake Erie shore, off1c1ally to disc~ President NIXOn s Watergate conspirators were budget, revenue sharing and the energy criSIS. arrested the followiJIIl :IIUie. COLUMBUS - THE OHIO GENERAL Assembly will Tbe Post Reports reconvene Tuesday ending a lo.day Easter break, and begin Over the weekeod tbe Washwork on the state budget and ethics code for public officials and ington Post reported that White House counsel John W. Dean employes. Tbe House will vote Wednesday on the amellded ethics fll Will tell the grand jury he bill which would require financial disclosure by o!ficials and employes in policy-malting positions. The administration-backed reported regularly to NIXon's b1ll IS expected to pass tbe House, but ameodments may be of. chief of staff H. R. Haldeman fered to linut its scope to state officials and .employes, a chjonge and his domestic adviser John resisted in tbe House State Government Corrunittee. D. Ehrlichman on efforts to The Senate Finance Committee will begin work on the cover up tbe ram•fications or House-passed budget proposed by Gov. John J. Gilligan. The $9.9 Watergate after it broke in billion budget, wh1ch passed the House virtually unchanged, Is June. expected to run mto strong opposition in tbe RepoblicanJames W. McCord Jr., controlled Senate. GOP members are expected to push for informer Nixon campaign creased funds for higher education, more property tax relief, a security chief, convicted as a V1etnam veterans bonus plan funded through general revnues, Watergate conspirator, today and tightening of weHare restrictiOns. begins giving sworn-t-estlrnony m a deposition in connection RALEIGH, N C - SEN. SAM ERVIN, D-N.C., says the with a $6 million civil suit filed by the Democrats against naming of William D. Ruckelhaus to replace L. Patrick Gray as Republicans over the bugging acting director of the FBI can "restore confidence" in lhe mcident HIS testunony may agency. Ervin, chairman of the Senate's select committee take several days. Eventually probing the Watergate bugging affair, also said that he ex,.cts it will be made pubbc m full . Gray will be summoned to testify before the group ip light of Meanwhile, 31 Democratic reports that Cray destroyed files belonging to E . Howard Hunt, governors meeting in Huron, convtcted already in the case. "Ruckleshaus is a mlghty"good man," said Ervin, who was Ohio, are considering a plan here for unveiling of a bust or naval hero John Paul Jones. "! today to go on natiOnal television urging that an in- have a h1gh opinlon of Ruckelsllaus," he said. "l think he can dependent prosecutor be restore confidence In the FBI." named to continue the WaterWASHINGTON - THE ADMINISTRATION TODAY gate invesllgation . The liberal proposed an $800 mll110n mcrease In the tax liability of the very Republican Ripon Society rich, designed to prevent millionaires from escapmg taxati~n . made a smular proposal. Both Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz advanced the While groups feel the Jusllce House's tax reform proposal in a long-awaited appearance Department's 111quiry, led by before the House Ways and Means Committee. assistant attorney general His plan fell far short of propol!iilS.advanced by liberals. Sen. Henry Petersen, cannot be Edmund s. Muskie, D-Maine, for example, seeks to ralSe the impartial because 11 is part of taxes paid by business and the wealthy by $18 billion, and the the admtmstratton. AFUIO has offered a $29 billion tax reform plan. But Shultz, ' Robert W Meserve of briefing newsmen, sa1d such plans destroy the incentive to Invest Boston, president of the and could act as a brake on economic growth. American Bar Association, also urged an independent Watergate investigation, which he called "essential if the public is to have confidence m Thursday when A litter walk scheduled last served the job bemg done." Percy sa1d he would _ID· Wednesday evening but post- residents are asked to leave troduce a resolution in the poned due to rain has been cars at home and either ride a Senate this week calling on rescheduled for ~ p.m. Wed- bicycle or walk to work or to shop. Ntxon to name an mves~tgatory nesday The Windmg Trail Garden commission. Club which IS sponsormg the DRIVER CITED Log home burned walk, asks residents to join club members on the upper Two cars had medium The Middleport Fire parking lot m Pomeroy at 6 damage and one driver was Department answered a call at p.m. They are to hrmg their cited to court as the result of an UO a. m. Monday to Add1son own con tame~ and sh?ul~ wear accident on E~st ~ ~t.Jit 12 Township in Gallia County gloves. If @yone wants to p.m. Sa!urday. A car driven by where the log home of Charles organize a walk in ber own Warren Reeves, 17, Albany, Bush was destroyed by fire. All area of the community Wed- traveling east, was attempting of the belongings of Bush were nesday night, she is en- a left turn when it struck a destroyed m the blaze, Mid- couraged to do so. westbound car driven by dleport Fire Chief Bob Byer In case it IS rammg Wed- George Young, 50, Pomeroy. SOld. nesday evemng at 6, the walk There were no injuries. Reeves Byer said that he believed will be postponed until 6 on the was cited to juvenile court on a the !Ire might have started followmg evenmg. charge of failing to yield r1ght from an open grate. No Clean Air Day will be ob- of way. monetary amount was set on the loss. The Middleport Dept. was called to the scene through the Gallia County Shenlf's office. Twelve Middleport firemen answered the call. Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Elizabeth Pullins, Coolville; LODGE TO MEET Sharon Jones, Middleport; A regular meeting of Richard Parsons, Syracuse; Evangeline Chapter OES, R1ta McDamel, Rutland; Middleport, will be held at 7:30 Mmme Johnson, Athens ; p. m. Thursday at the temple. Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy. Members are to take wrapped SATURDAY DISCHARGES arbcles for an auction. - William Dotson, Herbert Whaley, Tyrone Pa~terson, Freda Buchanan, Fonzo Taylor SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Nora Robb, Ewmgton; Alice Globokar, Pomeroy; Esther Pitzer, Long Bottom; Estelle Cunningham, Pomeroy; Myrtle Durst, Pomeroy; Frances Warner, Pomeroy; Armetta Hudnall, Langsville; G!enme Little, Middleport; Brian Carr, Rutland. SUNDAY DISCHARGES George Cwnmings, Jr., Ella Mae Lemley, Carolyn Thompson: Marjorie ~elsh. Terri Stout. :Our bank turns your sav1ngs dollars 1nto a skilled labor force Under our wid:-awake superviSion, money 1n our new Vacation Club sav1ngs accounts earns a n1ce d1v1dend Th1 s IS the easy way to plan the vacat1on you've aly..rays wanted Why not stop, in for You .News . . • in Briefs· Mourning Crises I Special Coupon Section Today. . . local merchants show you how to CLIP and SAVE I Now You Know • Tomatoes, grown in 16th Century Europe as a curtos1Ly called "love apples," were believed to be an aphrodiSiac. VOl XXV enttne ., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Aides • gomg • to Jury ~:=:::::::-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:····· WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1973 ·-· PHONE 992-2 156 TEN CENTS ere • I EUREKA - Go lha County lawmen wer·e searching today for clues to u suspect m tl1e apparent rObber y-mu rd ~r of an E ur ekf1 Ca rry-Out . owner Tue&ia y cvemng:. The vJc.; tun was Identified as Kenneth W1·ay , 59, Eureka , owner and operatOJ of Kenny's Can y-Out loca ted 011 Ht 7 JUst south of here The shoo tmg occurred !lhortl y after 9 p m accOnling to C.alha Co un ty Shenff .James W Saunders . Wt ay's body was discovered by Terry Da ne Rttchte, wh o called the shcnff al 9 21l p m Dr G<.~ lha Donald H Warehime, County Cm oner , 1ulcd death was hmmudc due to a shotgun bla:-;t 111 the back of the skull. Atconhng tu Shcnff Saunder s, the Cds h drawer had been empt1 cd. There was no sign tha t Wray had rmt up a strugg le, Investigators fr om th e Bureau nf Crimin a l lden . lifi cataon headed by Agent llcrmun Henry were on the scene late 'l'1lesday mghL and et11ly today Hi tch1c found the body lymg bdu nd the c~lrl'y-Qut 's counter . Three of Wra y's guns, a shotgun ~n d two nfles, were found Ill the back room appa1·ently m their usual place. No 1nformalion on a possible getaway car or a dcscnptton of tbc assa1t:mt was available The ex<Jc t amoun t of money taken has not been determined Asststmg m the tnves ttgahon wt!re Galha County Prosecuting Attorn ey Gene Wethe1holt, Dr Warehime and Deputy Steve Walters The body was removed to the w,,ugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Horne Three hurt in collision l Two people we1e hosptl..a hzed painful InJUI'IC:) (ollowmg e~ lwo em acculent Tuesda y :~t WINNERS - HaVIng the highest individual scoring in rnarkmansh1p m the Shooters 4 15 p 111 Oll COUll t)• IOH cl 52, Education Program sponsored by Mmgs Jaycees was Jeff Thornton, right, Le tart Falls. and eaght tenths of a rm le east of second highest was Melome DLilard, left, Pomeroy. Presentmg the award.') 1s Barry McCoy, the Me1gs-Vmton lme chmrman of the program sponsored by the Jaycees for the first time. The Shooters F.duc~1 tl0n Shenff Hobe rt U H c~r­ program was an e1ght week course m safety, operatmg and handlmg firearms, and !lhOOllflg le nlwch's Dept sdid M1l r> B and hunting rules There was three weeks of classroom work and the rest of the tunc \.\.<I S spent lluldu sn n, H , HuU a nd , m shooting BB guns. The fmal phase of the tramrng was held Tuesda y mght at Pomcl'oy Jumm lr .wehng east tllllled leftward H1gh School mtu u dr 1veway on u h1ll crest v/hCn a ca 1 dnven west by Hobby Shel\on, 2a, Oak Hill , culhded alm ost headon wtth He really thmks they're all The mveshgator was quoted MJtchel! m the actua l plannm g · Hutchison's C<J r which wa s • clean '' that after talkmg w1th Halde- of the bugg mg kn ocked rnt otheymd of E111e.s t Dean has been reporter as man and Ehrhchman, Dean The Pies1den t also told his M.t]OI' 's pr operty . trymg to seek a grant of im"went into the bag and faiSJfJCd cabmet that he was dt') plea$ed mumty from prosecuhon his report to the President" on b)' tiH:.' way FBI agents QlOVed .· :.·.::::·:· '•,:: :-:·:·: ,.;..·: : ;.;.; : .. : ·. . . .:·: : . befure tesllfymg before the Dean•s own mvesttgatJon for mto the White House Tuesduy grand Jury . He has talked with Nixon of the buggmg FIIOioGV DINNEII to sec ul'e the fil es ijnd prosecutors. however, and alpreside ntial papers tn th e The Mc1gs <.:ounty .Juy cccs legedly has unphcated HaldeAn attar ncy for J eb StuL~rt off1 ccs aband oned by Dean , Will m eet fmluy at Pmncro} man and Ehrhchman. M;J gr udcr , forJ!I e r deput y Ehrllch man and HJ idcmu n lily hall nt 8: 15 p.m. All The Times quoted an mves- manug cr of Nixon 's 197 2 nwmbcrs urc uq,:cd tu attend ttgator wtth respect to Dean's reelectwn ca mpai gn who A sp o kes m<:~n swd Ntxon d1d tin~ spcc1al mcctmg when a role . "! don't think Dean had res igned last week from a not object to the " procedu1c," rlccisiOJI Will he made on the pnor knowledge of the Commerce Department pos t, hu t he wv s disturbed hy secmg Fr1Jg Ball arraugcmcuts buggmg He agreed to go along disclosed for the first t1me th at the age11 l-; outstdc the three The hallts held cuch ycur nn with the cover-up . Once he h1s cllent already has gone men's nff1 ces An other Jeha!Jle Saturday cvcnmg during Big found out how many pe ;>le before the grand Jury. In talks source satd the P1 es 1dent rell He nd Hcgatt.1 Wcckcud. would be hurt , he was conwJth fcde ri11 prosecutors, the FBI move was han dled VInced that the scandal would Mag rud er reportedly has "dums1ly," dl th o u ~h he kuew , .·.. : ··:·. •'.: .:.:: ,:, .. ·.· ;.·:·:·:·: :·:.:·: :·:·: damage the country.'' ImpliCa ted both Qean and '' Jt had to be done " ~ Hutc hi so n s ustawcd a fr.1cturcd nb and Betty Hutrlnson, 40, ,J pa sse nge r, susla mcd a fr-<.~ clurcd pelvtc, tlu cc fra ctm cd nbs, amputa twn of lhc 1 mg fmgcr on lhe ld t heme! .md lace rati ons to her foreheud Both were tak.en t<, ll uh~{·r Mcd1cal Centc1 by M,utj n Alllbulancc w1th ·:·:·::;.;.;.·.·:·.-,.· ·..· ' . . ·.· . . ;.;.:.·:;:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· ::, ·:·:·:·:· ·:· •'• ·:···:· ·.• .·.· iNews .. in Briefs·i:: Variety show set A Sh owers. thunderstorms hkely tomght Turmng cooler late tomght, low m m1d 50s Thursday cloudy and cool H1ghs m the low 60s Demted To The lnlere..t.s OfThe,Meig.•-Mason Area NO. 13 WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon's deposed top two White House lieutenants, H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, will appear Thursday before a federal grand Jury invest1gatmg the Water gate scandal, 1t was learned today . . As news disclosures were published suggestmg that the two were leaders in a highlevel effort to cover up the scope of the Watergate burglary and bugging, Haldeman and Ehrlichman also arranged to meet later in the week w1th Senate investigators. Both Haldeman and Ehrlichman have demed any wrongdomg and have said they are sure mvestigations wtll clear them Ntxon satd m an· nouncmg their re signations Monday that their departure should not be taken as any suggestion of wrong-domg. The New York Times quoted unnamed government investigators today that Haldeman and Ehrlichman, together with former Attorney General John N. M1tchell , deVIsed a plan shortly after the June 17, 1972, buggmg to cover up the details. The Times sa1d Haldeman, Mitchell, Ehrlichman, former White House council John Dean III, and two others fac<d grand JUry indictment. The Times quoted one inves· tigator as saymg, " Haldeman and Ehrlichman were running the cover-up We don't know whether Nixon' to this day knows what really_ happened. Weather . By United Press International CLEVELAND - GOV. JOHN J. GILLIGAN today announced a program designed to deal With flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline which mcludes leglslatwn that would regulate development m flood prone areas . Gilligan sa1d his program IS long term and preventive " It makes much more sense . .. to try to reduce f1oodm g and erosion problems rather than to provide help after the damage Is done," satd Gilligan . ''Accordingly our long-term program emphasizes prevention rather than per10d1c emel'gency reactiOn .'' LOUISVILLE, KY. - HIGH WATER m the ram -swollen Ohio River will not prevent the annual steamboat race from being held here late today, one of the highlights of Derby Festival Week. The Delta Queen was scheduled to arrive here from her home port of Cincinnati at noon today for the race agamst the Belle of Louisville. The annual race, scheduled on -course a little over 10 m1les, was to begin at 5 p.m Last year's race found the larger Delta Queen pulling out to an early lead, but the Belle was able to outmaneuver the Queen m the turn and go on to wm the race by a narrow margin. c~ RACINE - A vanety show , "Workmg on a Groovy Thmg," Will be presented at Southern H1 gh School here F'nday at 8 p m . under the d1rcct10n of Mrs. Lee Lee Jim Mces wtll serve as master uf ceremomes. .1\cco mpanymg the va n ety numbers w11l be Pctu Simpson at the organ , Dave Spencer. --drums , and Glenn Glaze, stnng bass Also Lakmg part m the show Will be Steve Hupp, Terry Non IS and Ray Fl'ank pJaymg gwta rs, and Hocky lrurr> on drums Will lle presented wtll be mstrurnental, dan cmg, smgmg and comedy Several members of the /ugh st:hool chOir wtll present fou r Jazz number's At:cornpanymg the ch01 1 w1ll be Mrs I ,ee at the plano, Glen Glaze, Pete Simpson , <::tnd Dave Spence!' Atlrrnsswn IS $1- for adu ll') <::tnd 50 ce nts for students Nun1be r s • Bradshaw, Meyer resign milled to local boards for fmal approval Supt Robert Bo\l.o en sa1d the co mm1 ss10ners have purchased a new typewrtler for WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON summoned his top the county offic e. economic strategists and a high-)evel committee of busmess and The board re-adopted textlabor leaders to !lie White House today to discuss ways to combat books now used m Readmg and the worst mfiation m a generation. Sc ten ce Reading and Adtmmstrat10n officials said Nixon was constdermg some L1terature books of Houghtontightenmg of the largely voluntary Phase III wage and price MJfflm were re-adopted as controls although they said an across-the-board freeze like the were the Scot Foresman texts one imposed almost two years ago was unlikely. m Rea ding, and the Ltppln cott Se ne s The D. C. _Heath COLUMBUS - THE OHIO SUPREME Court today upheld Elementary Science series was the dismissal of nearly 60 per cent of the non professtonal emupdated and re -adopted . ployes at the Lawrence County General Hospitalm Ironton who Sctence texts for the seven th participated in a sick-call strike in November, 1967. and e1ghlh grade levels arc The board of trustees at the hospital mvoked the Ferguson tmder a continued study by a Act In the work stoppa~e The Ferguson Act prohibits strikes by' :·:·:::·:·:·:;::::::: : ·.=:·:·: ··:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:·:·.·: :: teac her committee. pubhc employes Attendmg the meetmg were Supt Bowen and board EXTENDED OUTLOOK DENVER - AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION (ABA ) Generally fair and cool members Harold Rous h, President Robert Meserve sa1d Tuesday an mdependent mGeorge Perry, Gordon Collins Frida) through Sunday vestigator should be named to probe the Watergate affair. Highs ranging from the mid and V~rg 1 l Adkms "The appomtment of a spec1al prosecutor of recogruzed 50~ to upper 60s. Lows in the professional stature and integrity would do much to clear the upper 30s to upper 40s. air," satd Meserve, speaking at Denver University's law day LADIES TO MEET celetrations. He said an independent prosecutor WI)U]d BASH AN - The ladl es "reassure the country that the facts will ., brought out and those ,lUXIi lan of the Ba shan involved will be dealt With full y and fmly •· 1/ < ,Juntet'l FVc. Dept. wtll meet LOCAL "FEMPS Thursday <::~t 8 p m at th e hre COLUMBUS - THE STATE WELFARE Department anThe tem perature m down- house. r<'mal plans for an ICC nounced today it had processed more than $49 5 million m health ' town Pomeroy at ( n a m c1earn social to be ·held June 9 care bills m March and April ur.tler a new computerized system Wednesd ay was 69 deg1ees ~\lll be made All ne\\o members ,continued on Page 16) , under cloudy skies . ilrl' welcome to attc~·i. ResignatiOnS of tw o staff membe1s wcl'c accepted by th e Me1gs County Board of EducatiOn Monday. Restgm ng were Dr Horner Bradshaw, Athens , who has been workmg here as Q psych olog ist on a part t1me basts, and Jean Meyer. speec h theraptst, who ts leavmg the area A bus dnver's certificate "was issued to Lloyd Haggy The attendance of Mrs. Mary Bacon to a work study coordinators state meeting 1n Columbus on May 22 was approved as was a 1973-74 school calendar which w11l be sub- Shelton cla nued mJUry lo h1s knee dnd forchlMd , but wa ~ not umncdu.1 Lely trc<.Jlcd Bo th ve hicl es we r e demoli shed The acc id ent rs sti ll under wvcsllg:ltlon Ro~djob approved GTRL OF mE YEAR - Mrs. Margaret Follrod was named "G1rl of the Year" by the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Bota S1gma Ph1 S1rority membership at the group 's 42nd FoiUiders Day c-elebration recently at the Hol1day Inn, Gallipolis. Mrs Follrod will wear a spec1al nng durmg the new club year. She has served as prcstdcnt of the orgamzat10n the past year Mr!i. Follrod and her husband, R. C. F'ollrod , and son , "Chuc~" res1de on Mulberry He1ghts, Pomeroy Me1gs Cou nty uurnllll,"iSionc rs 'l'ues d<.~y i!pp rovcd ;J pil vln g an d I' Oa d Imp! ovcment pl'OJ(!d for 1D73 at ,111 estunaled cost of $83,63.1 98, m $fi, Ofi0 4'! pc1 m1lc,- over <.l Lotal dis lanc.:c of l'lll miles suhrmttecl by Wesley Buehl , county • HoCJds to be Improved me • county road 28, Bashan 1 county Hldt.l 2ti, from Sri 7 to coUnty rovd 20; county road 20 fl'om • I{ACIN E - Pamela Kay Three dcfend<Jnts have been county roc.ul 19 to ga ra ge enh ance; county road 19 rrom Bu ck, a s tudent ut Ohio fine d and com mitted to J<::tll Unn•ers1ly, ts the lt~test entry scnlcn c.cs on convtctwn of county 1 oatl 20 to U S Route m the MIss Southern Ohio ,!:l, and county road 17 dJivm g wh1lc mtox1 cated, and The COrTllniSS tOn er s WIC Scholl:lrship Pageant on May 5 a fourlh 's bond wa s forfei ted on at llel po·e H1gh School the same c harge hy Mtd<.lleport not1f1 ed by Standard 011 Compi.lny of an mcrcase m fuel audJton um A daughter of Mr. Ma yor J ohn Zerkle . and M" Hoy H Buck of Route Fmed $150 and cos ts and fl(ml three to foul' and one-half t'c nlo;; per g:-JII on. n.egul<::t r gas 2, R<JCJne, she IS a graduate of given three da y Ji-Hl scntcn<.:cs Southern J,ocal H1gh School. \-\-ere DoJJa ld E Goheen, 43, will cost 16:m, Boron , 1980 and P<.~m c l u. who w1ll do a lh c~el fuel 155 New Ha ve n ; Donald Fll 7.modern dance as heJ talent m Attcndmg w~ r e Charles R patnrk , 41, Middleport , and Kan , Hobert Cla1k, <Jnd th e competition, ts H phystcal Haymond Pnddy, 38, Mid· educa tiOn J1laJOr. A member of dleport Pnddy was al so fmed Warden Ou1s, commlsstoner!), Tri-M Honor Soctety an d a Buehl, and Martha Chambers, $25 and costs for not havmg t~n rcstdent dorm1tory assista nt, clel'k operator's hccnse. Forfe1tm~ a she received the "I Dal'e you $:!10 bond posted for DWI was Award "' m 1971. ••J Barbara J Shuler , 46 1 Mid At Southern Local Pamela dlepor t was president of her semor Others ftned mcludcd Carne class, vice president of the L Searls, 18, B1dwell, $> and !o.Jatwna! Honor Society and cos ls, J'.unnmg a red hght; Roy • PAMELA BUCK head maJorette" of the band H Kesterson, 41, Naples, Fla , Named outstandmg g1rl by her $15 and cosl<:>, mtox1cat1on , se rn or class, she wa s Ronni e Walters, 38, Columbus, recogmzed as an Outstandmg 1n tox1 catwn, $10 and costs, ~nd Teenage" of Arncnca . IV1lham McHaffie, 47, MldPamela IS a member of the The s~co nd sesston of VIM, dl eporl, mtoxtcat10n $15 <::tnd the heal th and safety program BaptiSt Student Umon at OU ' costs and achve m the Methodis t Forfe1tmg a $2o bond posted offered by the Me1gs County Vouth Fellowship of Me1gs for squeal mg t1re.!l was James Hel1rcd Teachers AsS n. wtth Co unty She was a runner-up R. Waggoner, 18, Sandyville, the a&5JStance of the staff of the and wmner of the talent award Semur b tizens Cent.cr, -v.ill he The Me1gs Motorcycle Club IV Va presented Friday, May 4, from In the 1970 ,Jumor Mi ss of Pomeroy will sponsor a 10 lo 11 45 a .rn 10 the former Pagea nt. Moto·Cros. for the benefit of She w1H be among se ven th e Pomeroy Emergency Pomeroy Jun10r H1gh Bwldmg NEW TARGET The topic, " J~armn g About yo ung le~liJes to compete 1n the Sq uad on Sunday at the club Ch roruc Di sease ." w1ll be M1ss Southern Ohw Pageant gr<)Unds located hve mtles AKRON , Ohio (U I'I ) sponsored by the Belpre Area nort h of Pomeroy on U S. 33The United Rubber Workers developed In short f1lm s Chaniber of Commerce County !load 19 iURWJ has named H F. dealing wLth how to m1mmize · the hkehhood of heart attack Trophies will be awa rded m Goodrich its new strJJic all classes. Practice will be tar:get company. A union and stroke, how to recogmze cancer stgnals, and the need from 10 Lo 12 w1th races at I spokesman said Tuesday the ' for 1 egular checkups · Veterans Memorial Hospital pm "new' target "as necessary Dr Raym ond Boice, ADMITTED Luc1lle Ooor pnzes w1ll be awarded because o{ some Porn el'oy physician and Hendncks, Middleport and and all t1ckets should be saved " ilissausraction" w1th the for the grand pnze, a Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. surgeon, will be prese nt to Lcnme Taylor, Rutland . comment .on the fllm s and DISCHARGED - Dav1d televtswn, wh1 ch wtll be g1Ven ~e ttl cment : Parsons, Walter Jewe ll, away at the last event. The answC I' questions The spukrsmun ~dded All persons 55 yea rs of age or Robert Rous h, Ada Rowe , wtnner must be present. th ere were also s. nm e older are mv1ted to these Mmme Johnson, Earl Gr1ffrth, Refreshments will be av~•lable ''specml problems'' involved pro g ram s Re mainin g Helen Sriu th, Jenme Halley, at the. club house and there will witH the Goodrich progr!tms Will be held fr om 2 to c. men Haddox Pauhne be adequate free parkmg. ncgotiatior s. l p m ~n May 10, May 18, and Derenbcrger, Mag~ie Gtlmore · There wtll be no j~mor cla~ at ;md Marvin Ci eme.:ms. thts event · Ma y 2o Th e Three f ine d en~mecr Pamela Buck m pageant and jailed VIM's second sesszon set on Friday morning . Moto-Cross • IS Sunday ' �.' • ' r 3 - n.., Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 2. 1973 2 - ·The Daily Scntml'l. Midilleport~Pomero;· , 0 .. Mal 2, 1973 Television Log WEDNESDAY , MAY2, 1973 News. Wea ther. Spor t s J, 4, 8. 10, l.S . Tru th or Conseq 6, 6 00 Sesdll'H~ St . 20 : Around ihe Bend 33. 6: 30 ..:.. N News 3, 4,: News 8, 10, Sesame ,St. 20; Zoom 33 : I Dream of Jeannie 13 . 7: oo ._.. Truth or Conseq . J . Beat the Cloc.k 11 · News6. 10 . What's ac My Une 8; Anyth ing You Can Do 13 : Elh Co :.?0 ; Know Your Schools JJ: Saint IS. 7:30 Eprsod&: Ac t ron 33. The Judge 10 ; Beat the Clock 13; Pol ice Su rgeor1 3; To Tell t he Truth 6; Andy Grilfi lh 15; Eco nomic Ed uca tion 20 . Half the George Kirby Comedy Hour 'a 8: 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 ; Adam 12 3. 4, 15 , Mo •ne " The Parad rne Case " 6, 13 ; Amerrca '73 10 . 33 . 8:30- Cool Mill ron 3, 4, IS 9:00 - Medr cal Center 8. 10 , L enox Quarter Haydn Opus 33. Understanding Alr ica 20 9: 30 Turnmg Points 20. JJ . 10! 00 - Can non 8. 10 , Soul 33 ; Owt>n Mar ~h a II 6. 13. News 20, All Star Sw1ng Fest1val 3, 4, 15. 1100 NewsJ,-1,6,8, 10, 13, 15, l 11.30 Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Jack. Paar 6, 13 ; Movies "The Lett Handed Gun" 8; " Dead Ringer " 10. 1·00 - t';.lews 4. 13 THURSDAY, MAY 3,1973 6 00 ~ Sunrise Seminar 4: Sacred Hearf 10 6· 15 Fa rmt ime 10: Fil r m Report 13 6:20 Paul Har vey 13 6:30 Columbus Today 4, Bible Answers 8 . Am('rrca's Proble rn s 10; Pallerns lor L1ving . 6 45 Co rn cob Rcpo rt 3. 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15 7 30 - Romper Room 6 ; Sleepy Je llers 8; Roc ky 8. Bullqmkle 13 . Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kang aroo 10; Ne w Zoo Revue 17; Sesame St 33 ; Lassie 6 8 30 - Ja ck La La nne 13 , NeN Zoo Revue6 9 00 _..._ Pau l DiXon -1. Phil Donahue 15 , Ben Case y 13; Romper Room 8. Peyfon,;Pia ce 13, Ca pt. Kangaroo 8 ; Let's Mak e A Deal 6 . Friendl y Junct1on 10 , AM 3 9· 30 ~ To Tell The Truth 3, JeopMdy 6; Hollywood's Talking 10 , Beverly H1llbdl 1es B 10 .00 Hathayoga 33. D1ck Van Dyke 13, D1nah Shore J , 15 ; Colum~us Sb:: Callinq 6. Jok er's Wild 8, 10. 10 . JO - Spl it Second 13 ; Baffl e 3, -1, l.'l. s 10,000 Pyram 1d 8, 10 11 00 - Sale of th e Century 3, :l , 15. Love, Am e n can Stvle 6 . Gamb1t 8, 10 . Passw9rd 13, Elect n c Co. 20 11 30 ~ Holly wood Squa res 3. 4, 15, Bewi tched 6, 13 . Sesame St. 20 12 00 Jeopardy 3, 15 ; Bob Braun 's 50-50 Club .1, News 10, 13. 8. Password 6 . . 12 30- 3 W 's GameJ , Search for Tom orrowS, 10; Split Second 6 I 00 - News 3 , All My Children 6. 13 , Green Acres 10 . Not For Wom en Only 15 ; Sec ret Storm 8 1 20 - FashiOns lfl Scw 1ng J . 1.30 ~ Let's Mnke A Dea l 6, 13, As The World Turns 8, 10; Three on a M.1tch 3, 4, 15, Bowl1ng 6 1. 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3, 4, 15. Ncwlywe9 Game 13, Mike Douglas 6. Guidmg L1ght 8, 10 2 30 - Doctors 3, 4, 15. Dot1ng Game 13, Edge of N1ght8, 10. 3 . 00 ~ Another World J , 4, 15, General Hosp1 lal6, 13 ; Pr ice Is Right B. 10 . Do You Read Me? 20 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place J. 4. 15; One Uf e to Live 6, 13 , Secre t Storm 10 : Phil Donahue 4 . Merv Gnt11n 8 . Turn1ng Points 20. · 4 00 - Mr Car toon 3; Love Am erica n Style 13, Fl1ntstones 6, 15, Ses.1 me St 20, 33; Mov ie " I've Lived Before" 10 11 =-ro ·- I Love Lucy 6, Pelt1coat Junction J ; Merv Grr ff1n 4 ; Abbott & Cdtetlo B: Marshall Dil lon 15 , Wdd, Wild West 15 5· 00 '~ste-r Rogers 20, 33, Andy Griffith 15. Bonanza 3; Hazel 8. B1g Valley 6 5 30 ______.. Elec Co. 33; Gomer Pyle 13. Hodgepodge Lodge 20. Beverly HillbillieS fl. Death Valley Day s 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, B. 10, 15 ; Tru th or Conseq 13; Around the Bend · 33, Sesame St . 20 6 30 - NBC News 4, 15; ABC News B, 10; I Dream of Jeann1e 13 ; Desi gn1ng Women 33 . 7 00 - Truth or Conseq . 3. Beat the Clock 4; Course at Our T1mes 33, Dick Van Dyke 4; Wha t's My L1ne 8, B1g Red Ju bil ee 15 ; Ne ws 6. E lee Co 20, ·Let' s Mak e A Dea 113 7 30 - HQ IIywood Squares 3. To Tell The Tru th 6. Wild K1ngdom 10 , I'll See You 111 Cour t 4; Lassie B. Zoom 20. Newsmaker ' 72 13 ; Statu s of Canc~r '73 33 . 8 00 - Flip Wilson 3, J, 15 ; Baseba]l3. It Takes A Lot ol LoveS. 10 ; Movie " Ballad ol a Sold1er" 20, 33 ; Mod Squad 6. 13 9 00 - K1ng Fu 6, 13, 1ronsi de 4, 15. Mov1es " Leave He r to Heaven" 8, "Hot Millions" 10 · 10. 00 - Streets of San F ranc 1sco 6, 13, Saga of Sonora 4, 15, News '2 0, Chapter 33 33. 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6. 8, 13, 15 11 30 Jo hnn y Carson 3, J, 15 ; Jack Paar 6, 13 . Mov 1es " Bomb ers B·52" 8; "The Pumpkin Eater '' 10. l 00 - Roller Derby 4, News 13. 2 00 - News 4. & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Last fall, amidst incredible fanfare, the natiOn's three TV networks opened their new seasons; with heavy emphasis on " relevant ': situation eomed1es and detective shows . So what happened? The sockeroo h1t of the year turned out to be -a gen tle show about how an Appalachian hill country farruly survived th e DepressiOn. ''The Waltons" not only zapped the opposition, but collected 12 Emmy nominations, more than any other show this year : Now It 's high noo~ again, and the three networks are locking up thetr fall schedules for 1973-74, and guess what is being t«-:~:=::;-;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;:::: : I ···:=:=:·:::>:.. ;.;., :: -:··-·:..;:;.;::~~ =·-::::::::::;:::;:,:·:·:·::::·::::·:::::!;;::::·::~·:::-:-:-:·::-'$:!;:;_:;:::::·:;:·: :·::;:; .•;:;:;:::·:; ;.::;:;:;:·.;.,.;.;.;;:::-:=:•:·. J oice along Br'Way ~ Stdf casualty : Choices 3 restaurant folded ... It 's plain now that grid czar Pete Rozelle knew whereof he barred Joe Nam~th from owners~ip Broadway meeting about ticket agencies. She talked so long, (had to take care or other business. That's apparently when she saw me turn my back . She accepted that as the truth and sent 1The Women ' to me with Bernard Baruch as the messenger. 1 knew right away I had a probable huge hit, and it was. It didn 't get gre~t reviews - some were .awful, in f<:tCt - but in the ('Onl roversia l Bachelors ~ SJXJt : the police · it ran for a couple of seasons and made Clare and fcds reported officially that several Mafia and me a fortune . 1' gangsters caught in U1e huge dope-dealers Max , &1, producer of 40 of the most roundup last week were tailed to that qftenprestigious plays and musieals in Bro"dway , fingered hangout history, has semi-retired ; he keeps reading I.as Vegas pays its s uperstars up to $125,000 scripts but hasn 't found one to his liking lately ; <:1 week (Como for Instance }, and here comic IY1eanwhile he's in luxurious abeyance and <:t f"rcddic Roman announced delightedly by that valued consultant to Abe Schneider, head of Columbia Pictures. A'i\1'11 l'iOIITII 2 "' 7 have poi nted out that this ~Doubfe . V6u W•}uld would be fmc except that to Ahave four spadt!S, hut there wouJd he no way to ge t weren't dealt to you. back to dumm y to lead clubs ag ain .· We apologize to any reader Lay Away we did not reply to but are reprintin g the hand for an · • A4 t 52 "'J 96 4 SOU Til ( D) • AK Q • K QJ • Q 108. • K Q8 3 North-South vuln erable \-\'t..-st Nurtll Pa:-s!:i () N .T~- Pas!) Ea,t South 2 NT. Pass Pass Opcn in ~ .K 65 • An .K Q IO~r. Wh ~t do you do? break, At least a hundred readers • A 10 .:; 2 WEST J;AST • 85 • .J 7t: 3 2 • 9 1 6 4 :J other rea so n . Suppose you do come down to thi s club endin g. You can s tart the clubs by leadi~g dummy's 10. This l~aves t e ace of clubs as a reent.ry to What if West held the sin· lOLA'S gleton jack ? You can't win We Main at Sycamore, Po,merov so, they have succeeded admi rably - the 1973-74 models cer· tainly look like an instant replay of 972·73, with just a little face- ~ • lifting he1,-e and there. Want to know what to expect? Okay, for what it 's worth, and in my JUdgment, 1t lS not worth a great cJ.eal: MONDAY : ABC stands pat with "The Rooktes" and Nf"L football, starring lovable Howard Cosell. CBS makes lew changes, dmpping Dick Van Dyke between Lucy and " Medical Center." NBC replaces ''La ugh-In" with a Dom DeLuise situati on comedy ( Dom will bomb, I predict) a~d something starring Dian3 Rigg, late of the fine suspense show, '' AvE-ngers .'' TUESDAY : ABC makes few change~. with " Temperatures Rising," "The Rookies" and " Marcus Welby, " while CBS will follow " Maude " and "Hawaii Five.Q" with some movies that alternate with police series - one based on the film , 1'Shaft," and something calle d 0 Hawkins.'' WEDNESDAY · ABC introduces a cleaned-up version of " Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahce," to front a mov1e and Owen MarshalL CBS does some shifting, startmg With "Sonny & Cher," then to "Cannon," and a highly· touted JX?lice se ries, " Cojack." NBC introduces 0 Love Story, ' 1an anthology of love stones, unsW"prisingly, after "Adam.J2'' and the r otating mystery movie. THURSDAY : Another police show , " Toma," Eddie McGrath , Tommy . McGrath , Irene McGrath, Betty Pyle, Walter Pyle ' to Betty J . Pultz, Parcels, Bed· ford. George H. Baker, dec 'd. to > B1rdie Mae Baker, Cert. for Paul E. Smith, Sandra V. Smith to Robert Willard Hobar t Newe11, Aff . of Tr·ans., 1 Orange. Sheets, Aff. of Trans., Rutland. Charh!s A. Hi lewick, Alice M. Hilewick to l-U~ino Maxine Lind, Pt B. Liud, Lot 60, Pomeroy Joh n G. Sauvage, Ann A. Sauvage, Gar land Weaver, Elizabeth Weaver to Patrick P. Cavote, Judy Jo Cavote, .Janet E. Morns, Ca rl Morns Wil11 ~llll Cray, DOI'othy H. Cray to E lmer Stone, Sarah Stone, 11.72 Acres, Salem. ;~ from Morehead, and his ;: Masters from Xavier. r ·!: He started hts coachi ng ••• " Rollout" and a film . NBC switches Dean Martm to Friday at 10, drops in Brian Keith and "Sanford and Son" around two new alleged comedies, ' 1Girl with Sorpethlng Extra," and "Needles & Pins." SATURDAY: CBS, the undisputed champ, retains Ar t hie and Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart and Carol Burnett, plus "M-A-S·H." NBC STICKS WITH "Emergency" and a movie. ABC risks a popular show, "The Partridge f"amily ,"opposite the Bunkers, then goes to a suspense movie which wi11 a lte rnate with a science-flchon show and a detective called "Griff." SUNDAY : ABC changes nothing, with "The FBI" and a movie. Ditto for NBC, with' Disney and another mystery mov ie. CBS goes all-police on Sundays, adding "The New Adventures of Perry Mason" to lead "Ma nnix" and "Barnaby Jones." Dai~ Bell is married to the former 'Janice Dolin of Ironton and they have one dau ghter, the coaching ranks until 1967 when he accepted the head basketball coaching position at South Point High School. He Bell succeeds Paul Aikman, coached the Pointers until 1970. who held the IHS post one year a[ter Dick Myers resi gned. Linescores Major league Results Montreal 002 200 no- 9 12 1 Atlanta 002 003 100- 6 11 0 Moore, Strohmayer (7). Mar. shall (7) and Boccabe lla ; Gentry , N1ekro (4) , Schueler (8), Frisella (9) and Oates. WP. Marshall (2-3) LP-Nrekro (111 1 HRs -Aaron 2 (6th & 7th). Evans (6th) , Jorgensen (1st) By United Press International National league Houston 000 010 200- 3 10 0 Philadelphia 000 000 000:--0 7 0 Reu ss (4-l) and Edwards ; Carlton , Wilson (9) and Boone. LP -Carlton (<1-3). HR Wynn (8th). VALl.JES St. Louis 002 010 110- 5 12 5 Sa n Diego 020 160 IOx - 10 10 !J Spmks, Granger (5) , B1bby (6), Santor in1 (8) and Sim. mons ; Corkms and Kenda ll. WP-Corkins (2 21. LP Spinks (0.i) HR Torre (2ndl. ' ··.. Glouster wins 9-1 •• HO'ITER! ••.;• '· !: KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Jrd Ave. Middleport Pt. r TUPPERS PLAINS - A four The Eagles' only hit came rWl fourth inning broke open the game and Glouster went on fr om Richard Cross, who singled in the seventh. Alan •) to defeat Eastern High School Duval scored their run prac:~ 9--1 Tuesday afternoon . It was tically by himself. He was safe <; the Eagles' eighth loss of the at first base on an error, stole ·. season. ~~ ~ . . Pittsburgh 30 1 000 111 ~ 7 12 0, San Fran 000 010 007- a a 2 Moose . Hernandez. (9), Giust i (~J and May ; Bryant. McDowell (7), Sosa (9) and Rader - WP Sosa (3.0). LP-Hernandez (1·21 HRs-Thomasson 12nd). Arnold {lsi) . :-;econd, and scooted home on , Glouster went wild in both its an error. Two of the four walks .:second and fourth turns al the issued l:Jy Eastern moundsmen plate. Tim Sikorski and Olbers were in the fourth inning when were the heroes of the game Glouster scored 4 runs . and between them they scored • Tim Spencer started the duel seven of their team 's nine rlUls. for Eastern, went 5 inmn ~s. Sikorski went Z lor 3 with a and was credited with all nine single and a double . Olbers of the opponents' rWls. Duval rapped out 3 singles . turned his catching duties over He led off the ·second inmng to Bob Edwards in the bottom Sentinel THE INTEREST OF D EV OTED TO them . . of the fifth to relieve Spencer. Kansas C1ty 001 000 000- 1 Q 2 Echstenkamper flied out to CrOss carne on in the seyenth to New York 020 000 40X- 6 9 1 Wright , Jackson (2), Burg center a nd Richards went to fmi sh the game and fanned the ' me1er (7) and Healy ; Kl1ne, first on a walk. B. Gilliespie, r emaining three batters. Lyle (7) and Mun son. WP Kl1ne pitcher, got to first on a Gilhespie went the distance (2 2) LP-Wnght { 1 1) HR fielder's choice that picked 'for Glouster, walking two and Mur ce r (4thl Richards off at second and sent stnkm g out-one. Texas 003 003 00 1- 7 14 2 Bo5ton 000 330 000- 6 12 0 Olbers home. With the top of Eastern is now at 2~2 in the Hand, Gogotewski (5), Fouthe order at the plate, Sikorski SVAC. Their next league ga me cault (8) , and Suarez , Lee, singled , and for the second out, 1s this evening, weather J..!r· McGlothen (6), Veule (9) and~ ca tcher Gillot sac rifi ced milling, when they will host F1sk WP-Fot.:caull ~ 11) . LP McGlothen (1 -2). HR Burr oughs Sikorski to· se·cond base . North Gallia. (4th) It ~as now; much to the woe Glouster 131 400 0-9 9 3 Cal il orn1a 0~3 020 000- 6 14 1 of the Eagles, that Glouster's Eastern 010 000 0-1 I -1 Detro1 l , 000 100 010- 2 5 0 slugger,' Patton, chose to get Gilliespie and Gillot, Brun ton . .S1nger (4.1) and Torborg . his only hit, a double, that Spencer (LP), Duval (5), Cross Fryman, T1mmerman (4). La Grow (6), Scherman (8) and scored two rWls. Eastern came (7), and Duval, Edwards . Sims LP-Fryman (2 -1). HRS with MEtGS -MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEHILL Ellec . Ed . CARPET SPECIAL HOEFLICH , C1fy Ed1t0r Publ•shed daily except Saturday by The OhiO Valley Pub l iShing Company , I ll CO urt St, Pomeroy , Oh10. 45769 Bu51ness Of11ce Phone 9912 156. Ed iiOr lal Phone 992 2157 ' Second class pos tage paid at Pomeroy. Oh1o Nal 1ona1 adverT• s1 n9 representative Bott1nel li · Ga llagher, Inc .. 12 East 42nd St New York. 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Pac10rek (ls i), Buckner (2nd) . ton'JYgamessc heduledl Amencan League Cleveland at Minnesota, ppd , ra1n • ' RUTLAND, 0 . one -.• Mit tor League Standmgs Unrted Press lnternal10nat National League By New York Ch1cago P1ttsburgh Philadelphia Montreal St . Loui s East w . 1. 12 12 8 ' 8 3 8 8 1 IO 11 16 Ameri ca n League E.1st W l. Pet GB Milwflukee 10 9 5?6 .. pet. g .b. Ball 1m ore \0 10 500 600 New York 10 10 .soo 600 Dctro1t 10 11 476 I ' 533 II '1 Cleveland 9 17 429 2 2' , Bos ton 7 11 389 212 , ' "' 421 .158 3' , 81, West w . I. pet . g.b. San Franc1sco 19 6 760 Cincinnati 13 8 619 -1 Houston 15 10 .600 4 Los Angeles 11 t 2 .47B 7 San D1ego 8 IS 348 10 Atlanta 7 14 333 10 Tue5dav's Results Houston 3 Philadelph ia 0, night Mon tre.al 9 Atlanta 6, n1ght Chicago 9 Los Angeles 5, night San D1ego 10 St Louis 5. night San Franc1sco 8 Pittsburgh 7, n1ght (on ly gNmcs scheduled) Tod<~y's Probable Pi tchers <Al l t1m es EDTJ Pill sburgh I Brile s 0 2) at San Fran.c1sco I Bilrr 3-1) 3 15 p m Houston (Rober ts 1 11 at Phi lade Iph ia ( Lonb org 1 3). 7 . 30 p.m. C1ncmnali (Grrmslcy :1 1) at New York (Seaver 7-2l. 8 p m Mon treal (McAnally l Ol ol Atlanta !Dobson 2 2). Bp m , Chicago (Pappas I 21 al Los Angel es (Down1ng 'J 1) , II p.m Sl Lou1 s \G 1bso n 0 3) at Sa n 0 1ego (Ki rby 1 4). 10' 30 p,m Thursd;oy's Games Pilt sburgh at San Francisco Cincmnati .:~I New York. n1gh l Ch1 cago at Los Ange les. ~11ght St Louis at San D1ego, n1ghl (On Iy qames .scheduled) . of THURStL~Y-FRIDAY·SATURDAY, Robmson 14th ), Grabarkcwdz MAY 3-4-5 ( 1s I) 11 Oak land 01 000 100 3 50 Milwaukee 003000001 · 4 52 Odom (0 5) and Fosse. Parsons. Colborn ( 1) and Porter . WP Co lborn (71) . HR S Tenace (6th) , Br1ggs (2nd} Ba ll imore 010 020 0?0- 5 11 0 Ch1cag o 100 307 OOX - 6 9 1 Cuellor , Jackson (6) and Wil l1am s; F'isher: Fors te r (7), Ac os ta \9) and Herrm ~)nn WP F1sher (711 LPC uellar (13) . HRS Allen 7 (lith & 5t h), Rob 1 n s on (3rd) . Herrmann (2nd). American League: Fisk. Bas, Mol to11 . Ch1 , Sp1 kes, C l c~ and Ten ace, Onk 6. s1x t1ed w1lh 5. Run s Batted In National league s rargell. Pitl 18, Wynn , Hou an d Bonds, SF 17 ; Morgan . Cin and Wc1t son. Hou 16. Am en ca n league : Mayberry, KC 20, Mellon, Chi 16; K1 rkpatnck. Pinlclla and RoJaS. KC nnd Mvr ccr, NY 14 Pi tchrng Nationa l League : Billingharn, C1n ,',l nd Koosman. NY 4 0. Reuss, Hou 4 1,· Man chal, SF 4· ? , Carlt on, Phil 4 3 Amen~:an league : Co lemnn , Det 5 1, Wood. Ch1 52 , Si nger, Col 4 1, fourteen l1ed wi th 3 vic ton es. Major l eag ue Leaders By Unrted Press International ~-----------Leadrng Batters 1 Nat1ona l League I y ab r h pet. I Strgl. P1tt 13 57 17 71 404 Frly , Mil 17 45 10 16 400 Md o~. SF 20 79 12 31 392 Santo. Ch1 ?.0 74 14 28 .378 Crdnl. Cht 20 75 19 27 360 Cncpcn, Cin 16 59 11 21 .356 Sngln. P1lt 16 72 13 25 347 Watson. Hou 25 90 13 30 333 G.J ston.S D 196311.21.333 Slemre , St L 15 5.-t 6 18 .333 American League j -1 gab r h pet. Kelly, Chi 10 37 9 18 486 Lou Osborne Mun 5on,NY 70711027 380 Fisk, Bas · 17 67 14 23 ,371 Vlntne , Cal 18 73 9 27 370 Krkptrk , KC 15 52 13 19 .365 Jnsn, Tex 17 66 5 24 364 SEARS Hoi I, Mmn 14 :15 3 16 .356 Ca ta log Merchanl Andrws, Ch i 13 ·15 7 16 356 13 50 10 17 ,340 220 E Ma 1n · Horton. Del Pomeroy Cef)edn , 8os 1,7 68 11 23 .338 PH . 992 -2178 Home Run s Nat1onal LeaQue : Wynn, Hou To See For ... We A.!;_<;ept Federal Food Stamps Open Man, · Thurs. 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. d;:ys 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. IIIII ll•tl IIIII SADIE'S . ' . MARKET IIIII IIIII ON STATE .ROUTE 124 .. SYRACUSE, 0. MORTON HOUSE BEEF • PORK TURKEY 12% Ol WITH GRAVY can BUNKER HILL ' Special! Skinless WIEN_ERS BEEF WITH Armivers~ry Dairy Special TO BE GIVEN AWA·Y CASE OF ORANGES " STOP IN AND REGISTER NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.· NEED NOT BE P~ESENJ TO WIN DRAWING SATURDAY A tuiivers11ry Produce Special ' BANANAS MARGARINE 1-LB. TUB ARGO PEAS 30 OL CRTN. 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North Gallia scored smgle run s Jn the first and sec-ond mnings., The P1rates plated three m the fifth .on a leado[rsm~ le by Tim Stou), a double by Greg .r.,_mes, a walk to Pattersorl ond ~ single by George Garnes. , .Jcrr Holle nbaugh, Stout , .J;uues, Logan, Gardner, and Carnes had htts for the Pirates . mazer and Hudson led the Bobcats with two hits e<:~ c h. Blazer, m goi ng the dis4Jnce, fanned 10 while walkmg four. Gardner ISs ued 10 free passes whtle striking out [our . In the nightcap, North Gallia threatened in the f1rst mning, but failed to score. Jeff Hollenbaugh singled to center stt:lrting the 1nning. After Stout pupped out and Greg James grounded back to the box, Hud son then walked Loga n, but 1 ellrcd Gardner on ~ smash ba ck to the box. Kyger Creek broke into the scu ring column w1th two ou ts in i l ~ hctlf of the inning, Baird wa s give n a free pass ahead Df a long double b): Hudson. Hud Son (Continued on page 41 PAiNT SALE Dutch 8Qy INTERIOR NALPLEX Reg. 8.49 $549 PAINT 1 H&R FIRESTONE 5 Here's the Man llS W. Main IIIII Conference standings Tuesday manager, must ix' having some night with •• doubleheader sle<-pless m~hls . His Pirates v1rtury over North Gallia ·s look a 7-l lead into t& mnth Pirates. and Soan Franci sco ralhed for • Cuach Jim Sprag:ue·s Bob~ l·vcn runs to win the ga me . cats are 7.0 in the SVAC and 10. Chris Arnold got the fir st 1ou,r with a pinch grand-slam homer 2 ove rall . It was the (trst two Bobby Bonds hit a thrl.!e-run ~ames of the season for Coach double to win the game. Jh:1 Foster 's Pira tes. Billy Williams, Ron Santo ~ l't!S hman sout_hpaw J eff and Jose Cardena l all homered ,... lllazer hur~ed a SIX httter tn captunng h1s second vt ctor y of 1 the four-run fourth inmng to p:n:e the Cubs past Los the season, ll\·5 in the opener Angeles. Willlams' blast was a while jlUlior righthander Clay two-run homer while Santo and 1-Judson yielded only three hi ts Cardcnal hit solo shots. The in takmg the nightca p, 7-1. Cubs collected 14 hits while The Bohc<:~ts pl~tled fuur runs beating Tommy .John. m the first inmn g or the opener Nate Colbert hit a bases- matnly due to the Wildness of s tarting and losin g southpaw loaded ground rule double to Ja ck Gardner. c-<:~p a six-run ftfth innmg as San Gardner !~s ued fn~c pa sses Diego beat hapless Sl. Louis. St. (.(luis chipped in ·w1th fTve to Marsh:dl French, John IJ;tird, Hudson, Terry Lucas errors while suffermg its 16th <md Vinton Rankm. Blazer had loss against three wins. lhe on ly hit of the inning, a tw o ..., "" .. run looping :-:ingle to right. KC added three more run s in lh e second on ~~ walk and Slll.J.!, ies by John Roush , Hudson Symmes Valley, the 1972 SVAC nnd sectionul tour.tamcnt champion, and Ironton St. J oe <:~dvanced Tuesday West J W. L. Pet. G~ evenmg in the Clvs::; A SecChicago 11 5 688 tional Tournament. Symmes KansasCily 13 9 591 1 V;tlley. behind the ~on-hit pitchCn llfornlu 10 8 .556 2 1 M1 nnesoti1 9 8 529 2 ~ inj.{ of semor righthander Jcne Or.klilnd 9 17 .479 ,11 7 Myers lmndcd Coul Grove a 9-o· T cxt"l ~ 7 10 412 .-jl 7 setbw.:k. Tuesday's Results Cleveland at M1nnesola {ppd , Gc1ry Caldwell had the only r<1 1n l safe ty off Myers, ;m infield Ch1cngo 6 Baltimore 5 Single in the ~ixth inning M1lw<~ukec 4 Oa kla11d 3 Ca l1f ort'1 1U 6 Oelro1l 2 M1kc Bur cham pnced the New York 6 Kcm sas C1 ly 1 V1k1n~ s With two hit:s Ill four Texas 7 Bas ton 6 lnps to lhc plate. Dave Dunfee, Today's Probable Pitchers {All T1mes EDT) .Jamie Le.~fo n , Myers CJnd Ph1l Cleveland (5trom 1 1} at Minneso la (Woodson 1 0). 9 Hobinsun had the only other I) m V1ki1114 hit-; 8oJII1more {Palmer 1 1) at l1u11ton St. Joe Hlsu belted Ch1 e<'tg o {Wood 5-2), 9 p rn . Oakland (Hol f1.man J 2) at C llcsHp~:~tkc, 9-tl behmd the Milwaukee (Bc ll 3 2). B: JQ p m. pitt:hinll. of '.fm1 Swartz and Cil lil orn1d (Ryan J. \) at M1kc Wagmer . Mike Swartz De tro1t (Loii Ch 1-3), 8 p m . Kansas Clly (Spl illort1 3 I) at imd Btll Jcsscll ra ced the New York {Medich 1 OJ. 7· 30 Flycni' attack . pm Sym J)1CS Valley now 8·0 wl ll Texas (Broberg 0 ?) a! Bos ton (Ttan t '1 2l. 7 JOp m. fJiay the wmncr of the Green Thursday's Games Twp ,·South Webste r game (No games sc heduled) F'ridt~,y <:~t Waterloo. Ir onton St. Joe , 7·7-2 will h<lttle the Kyger Creek Bobcats 8. A.1ron, All ai1d Star'gell 1 Pill Frid<1y afternoon I , Evnns, All 6, live f1ei;T with THE .iADiE THUENER Athletic ·· Human s ca n mak e .'\mlle 700,000 diifcrcnl. mcaniugful g' estures through body move. · ments and fac1a l exprcs· sions MIDDLEPORT, 0. to bat )Yith the score 4-0. · fans. Read it -oi Valle~ Vikings, St. Mindy, ll . .'· Lot 236, Pomeroy. Kenheth E . Riggs, Judith A. The School. :·( pre- cedes "Kung Fu" and "StreetS of San FranCISco," neither a big , winner, on. ABC,· while CBS wisely keeps " The Walton s'' and a movie. NBC adds "NBC Follies ," a vanety series, after Flip Wilson and " Ironside. " FRIDAY: "Mr . and Ms. ," anOther movie take-off, is added to ABC's hneup, with "Brady Bunch," "Odd Couple," "Room 222, " and later, " Love, Amencan Style," CBS is proud of a comedy, "Calucci's Dept., " which precedes something call ed High School, serving through 1964 . After 'that he dropped out of high school, and I know ;... from Ironton High School in l. utz, John E. Lutz, Kathryn to Cletus L. Harder , Nan J . Harder, Lots, Rutland. i~ ' district schools, and graduated Barton , Bonnle Sue Barton , Lot 467, Middleport. Wayne Lutz, dec'd. to Hilah career in 1961 at Ironton Junior •i the type of person he is." . ~ Bell, 38, attended Iron ton Lee Reed, .90 Acre, Orange. Trens., Middleport. .Jesse M. Newell , dec'd. to Velma V.Newell, Clair Newell, was .:· 1953. He earned a B.A. degree Riggs to William H. Reed, Alva Babe Ruth, he gained ground on Honus Wagner . Aaron- who has just nine !: " I have knJWn him since he • would follow and si nce he WARl\'IER TuesdaJ• night by a 9~ margin to the Montre~1 Expos but after He coached at, North College excellent coach," he continued. Hill in Cincinnati for one year •'·~ ·WEATIIER dummy's ace or clubs. West the game, the main topiC' of conversation was Aaron. He clouted two homers to continue his march to the milestone. He not only moved closer to Harold " Buddy" Bell was appointed head basketball coach at Ironton High School Tuesday. " We are pleased to get a man of Buddy Bell's caliber," Ironto~ High School Superintendent Harold Conley said in a statement Tuesday. " I think he'll make us an .· ON beginning to obscure the success or failure of the hits this season although seven homers and ll('-t.'ds just 34' to tie l·O, &m Die~o beat St. Louis, of them are homers-now has a Ruth. It wa s the 58th t1n1~ he's - 1!Mr;t:hici.i~O bcut Los Angeles. total of 3,400 hits in his career. hit two homers in one ganu?: 9-5. and San Francisco outlastAaron's total of 3,400 hits put Ruth did it 72 times nnd Will it' L'1 Pittsburgh, 8-7. him just 30 behind Wagner's , Mays, .No. 3 on the hst, G3. In thf' Am!!rican l.eabrue, fourth place total of 3,430. Ty . Aaron hit a twO-run hom(>r in Chicago edged Baltunore, 6-5, Cobb's record of 4,191 is out of th~ third find added a so lo blas t Milwaukee nipped Oakland, 4his reach . , ' in th(' se\'enth . 'rhc only 3, Cahfornia beat Detroit, 6-2, Of course, THF. record. the fru stratin g thing, for AaronNew York topped Kansc1s City, onE> everyon<> is mterested in, is besides the fact lh{' team is fi-1. tlnd Texas edged Boston, 7Babe Ruth's total of 7H losin g - is lhat h1 s batting li. Cleveland at Mmncsota was homers. Aaron now has 680 ·avera ge is only .150 this season r.Jint'(.l out . with nine hits in 60 at bats. Jim Wynn hit his eighth ' Aaron 's second home run homer and Jerry Reuss pitched hed it , 6-6, but U1e Expos got ~~ seve n-hitter to gJ\'e Houston three runs in the eighth to the victory over the Phils and decide it. Pin c h-hitter Hal Steve Carlton . Carlton, who Breeden smglcd in the winning was 27-10 last year, IS now only run and Hon Hunt singled in a 4 -:~ this )'ear. But last yea r he pair of msurance runs. WHs a-6 and won 22 of his last 2G In the other NL · gcunes, decisions. Bill Virdon, lhe Pittsburgh before t<iking his present Houston blanked Philudclphi:l, post lion at Wilmington High Harold (Buddy) Bell named new Ironton hardwood coach May 13th finesse. lly Oswald & James .laeoby sorry start. Allanta lost another one overshadowing the Braves' Mother's Day dummy for lhc second club lead- • l() By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Writer The phenomenon of Hank Aaron's run for the record is Atlanta Braves. The Braves are off ta a sagging start with a 1·14 record but Aa~on 's dramati c surge at the out..et of the season is A Gift Now For USED CARS Transfers lhe Southern '" ¥ 7 53 • AK J • 10 9 8 6 2 Ky ger Creek r.emained' atop would have followed with hiS Tht.· tm.JcJuu..: h<.~-; til•(:fl only club II would be a Sim- \\'eo,;i Sorth E~ht pie matter for South to lead twic•through East and make You, Soi.Ath, hlJld his slam in spite of the bad • 109 4 sweep ' wrote about today 's them ail and would wind up hand back in January. We down four amid the laughter restaurant owners waving as they drove down of everyone except your partThe transvestite rock-star Alice Cooper's explained that after East Park Ave., - Lorna Bivins of Lolly's Folly in manager says his first function is "To keep took his ace of hearts and reher $35,000 Mercedes stretched-<>ul 600, Rocky turned the suit deClarer proAlice tota1ly insulated from reality" ; we'd say ceeded to lay down hiS king Aoki of the Benihana chain in h<S $50,000 RollsAlice brings some ·of th~ ugliest realities of and queen of clubs. West Royce .. shabby-showbiz to its audiences ... Alice states showed out and the slam Her e's how Max Gordon got "the first uThe ; could not make. · Women ' ' script : the late Bernatd Baruch was · without embarrassment (if there were any It This was hard luck bot we never wou1d perform in that sado-masochist friend to both Max and Clare Boothe Luce. Mrs. proceeded to point out if sexual way ), his name (certamly nat the born· L.'s first drama , Max te11s us, " was a well· South cashed his third heart origmal) ''was conceived as a spit in the face of and the three spades he written play about a drunken husband, valid in society ." would fmd that West started its theme, but unpleasant and wouldn't attract w1th five hearts and two spades . Th,... n if he eashed heavi ly emphasized: three diamond s he would see " Relevant " situation comedies and detective shows. that West was dealt exactly Maybe the big three of television have been hypnotized by nne club . the big three auto-makers of Detroit, and decided that you Then we explained tha t all South had to <)o was to play needn 't bnng out much in the Way of a new model every year. If he's been signed at $5,000 a week ... New--cich (HHRPi tU A Reprint by ,Pqpular Ire aut.lit.•nces. I told Bernie I'd love to see her next script. Clare told him I dishkcd her, that I'd turned my back ·an her once before. But I'd never even mel her, and Bernie told her that. Turns out she was makmg a long speech at a Boh~ats • ( N[W'i.I'APER 7 BY JACK O'BRIAN HOWARD'S RUNNINGOt"F AT THE MOUTH NEW YOHKK t Kf"S ) - Sportscaster Howard Cose ll sounded serious in Pia. where he confided he'd like to run for the U. S. Senate ; it's one spot Howie's convoluted rhetonc, mightn't sound so silly ... Perry Conw'!:i new " And I Love Her So" record <S a huge hit. So he'll record a whole new album under that title ... Another E. ncr WIN AT BRIDGE .. . ' aEST Superior Polish SMOKED . lb SAUSAGE .............. :. 2 DEL MONTE Fresh Prmlu1:e 3 55¢ CATSU P~~~~z. 2 lb. 29e TEEN QUE;EN MIXED ·VEGETABLES 4 every trut;k, tuctor, a.nd auto on your fum! MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO 992-1101 SP[CIAL PIIICE WliH THIS COUfi)M King I Uf[ AS W[ll AS OURS John t-'. t•ullz· 1no 'li1·hn•·l 1•. 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N News 3, 4,: News 8, 10, Sesame ,St. 20; Zoom 33 : I Dream of Jeannie 13 . 7: oo ._.. Truth or Conseq . J . Beat the Cloc.k 11 · News6. 10 . What's ac My Une 8; Anyth ing You Can Do 13 : Elh Co :.?0 ; Know Your Schools JJ: Saint IS. 7:30 Eprsod&: Ac t ron 33. The Judge 10 ; Beat the Clock 13; Pol ice Su rgeor1 3; To Tell t he Truth 6; Andy Grilfi lh 15; Eco nomic Ed uca tion 20 . Half the George Kirby Comedy Hour 'a 8: 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 ; Adam 12 3. 4, 15 , Mo •ne " The Parad rne Case " 6, 13 ; Amerrca '73 10 . 33 . 8:30- Cool Mill ron 3, 4, IS 9:00 - Medr cal Center 8. 10 , L enox Quarter Haydn Opus 33. Understanding Alr ica 20 9: 30 Turnmg Points 20. JJ . 10! 00 - Can non 8. 10 , Soul 33 ; Owt>n Mar ~h a II 6. 13. News 20, All Star Sw1ng Fest1val 3, 4, 15. 1100 NewsJ,-1,6,8, 10, 13, 15, l 11.30 Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Jack. Paar 6, 13 ; Movies "The Lett Handed Gun" 8; " Dead Ringer " 10. 1·00 - t';.lews 4. 13 THURSDAY, MAY 3,1973 6 00 ~ Sunrise Seminar 4: Sacred Hearf 10 6· 15 Fa rmt ime 10: Fil r m Report 13 6:20 Paul Har vey 13 6:30 Columbus Today 4, Bible Answers 8 . Am('rrca's Proble rn s 10; Pallerns lor L1ving . 6 45 Co rn cob Rcpo rt 3. 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15 7 30 - Romper Room 6 ; Sleepy Je llers 8; Roc ky 8. Bullqmkle 13 . Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kang aroo 10; Ne w Zoo Revue 17; Sesame St 33 ; Lassie 6 8 30 - Ja ck La La nne 13 , NeN Zoo Revue6 9 00 _..._ Pau l DiXon -1. Phil Donahue 15 , Ben Case y 13; Romper Room 8. Peyfon,;Pia ce 13, Ca pt. Kangaroo 8 ; Let's Mak e A Deal 6 . Friendl y Junct1on 10 , AM 3 9· 30 ~ To Tell The Truth 3, JeopMdy 6; Hollywood's Talking 10 , Beverly H1llbdl 1es B 10 .00 Hathayoga 33. D1ck Van Dyke 13, D1nah Shore J , 15 ; Colum~us Sb:: Callinq 6. Jok er's Wild 8, 10. 10 . JO - Spl it Second 13 ; Baffl e 3, -1, l.'l. s 10,000 Pyram 1d 8, 10 11 00 - Sale of th e Century 3, :l , 15. Love, Am e n can Stvle 6 . Gamb1t 8, 10 . Passw9rd 13, Elect n c Co. 20 11 30 ~ Holly wood Squa res 3. 4, 15, Bewi tched 6, 13 . Sesame St. 20 12 00 Jeopardy 3, 15 ; Bob Braun 's 50-50 Club .1, News 10, 13. 8. Password 6 . . 12 30- 3 W 's GameJ , Search for Tom orrowS, 10; Split Second 6 I 00 - News 3 , All My Children 6. 13 , Green Acres 10 . Not For Wom en Only 15 ; Sec ret Storm 8 1 20 - FashiOns lfl Scw 1ng J . 1.30 ~ Let's Mnke A Dea l 6, 13, As The World Turns 8, 10; Three on a M.1tch 3, 4, 15, Bowl1ng 6 1. 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3, 4, 15. Ncwlywe9 Game 13, Mike Douglas 6. Guidmg L1ght 8, 10 2 30 - Doctors 3, 4, 15. Dot1ng Game 13, Edge of N1ght8, 10. 3 . 00 ~ Another World J , 4, 15, General Hosp1 lal6, 13 ; Pr ice Is Right B. 10 . Do You Read Me? 20 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place J. 4. 15; One Uf e to Live 6, 13 , Secre t Storm 10 : Phil Donahue 4 . Merv Gnt11n 8 . Turn1ng Points 20. · 4 00 - Mr Car toon 3; Love Am erica n Style 13, Fl1ntstones 6, 15, Ses.1 me St 20, 33; Mov ie " I've Lived Before" 10 11 =-ro ·- I Love Lucy 6, Pelt1coat Junction J ; Merv Grr ff1n 4 ; Abbott & Cdtetlo B: Marshall Dil lon 15 , Wdd, Wild West 15 5· 00 '~ste-r Rogers 20, 33, Andy Griffith 15. Bonanza 3; Hazel 8. B1g Valley 6 5 30 ______.. Elec Co. 33; Gomer Pyle 13. Hodgepodge Lodge 20. Beverly HillbillieS fl. Death Valley Day s 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, B. 10, 15 ; Tru th or Conseq 13; Around the Bend · 33, Sesame St . 20 6 30 - NBC News 4, 15; ABC News B, 10; I Dream of Jeann1e 13 ; Desi gn1ng Women 33 . 7 00 - Truth or Conseq . 3. Beat the Clock 4; Course at Our T1mes 33, Dick Van Dyke 4; Wha t's My L1ne 8, B1g Red Ju bil ee 15 ; Ne ws 6. E lee Co 20, ·Let' s Mak e A Dea 113 7 30 - HQ IIywood Squares 3. To Tell The Tru th 6. Wild K1ngdom 10 , I'll See You 111 Cour t 4; Lassie B. Zoom 20. Newsmaker ' 72 13 ; Statu s of Canc~r '73 33 . 8 00 - Flip Wilson 3, J, 15 ; Baseba]l3. It Takes A Lot ol LoveS. 10 ; Movie " Ballad ol a Sold1er" 20, 33 ; Mod Squad 6. 13 9 00 - K1ng Fu 6, 13, 1ronsi de 4, 15. Mov1es " Leave He r to Heaven" 8, "Hot Millions" 10 · 10. 00 - Streets of San F ranc 1sco 6, 13, Saga of Sonora 4, 15, News '2 0, Chapter 33 33. 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6. 8, 13, 15 11 30 Jo hnn y Carson 3, J, 15 ; Jack Paar 6, 13 . Mov 1es " Bomb ers B·52" 8; "The Pumpkin Eater '' 10. l 00 - Roller Derby 4, News 13. 2 00 - News 4. & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Last fall, amidst incredible fanfare, the natiOn's three TV networks opened their new seasons; with heavy emphasis on " relevant ': situation eomed1es and detective shows . So what happened? The sockeroo h1t of the year turned out to be -a gen tle show about how an Appalachian hill country farruly survived th e DepressiOn. ''The Waltons" not only zapped the opposition, but collected 12 Emmy nominations, more than any other show this year : Now It 's high noo~ again, and the three networks are locking up thetr fall schedules for 1973-74, and guess what is being t«-:~:=::;-;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;:::: : I ···:=:=:·:::>:.. ;.;., :: -:··-·:..;:;.;::~~ =·-::::::::::;:::;:,:·:·:·::::·::::·:::::!;;::::·::~·:::-:-:-:·::-'$:!;:;_:;:::::·:;:·: :·::;:; .•;:;:;:::·:; ;.::;:;:;:·.;.,.;.;.;;:::-:=:•:·. J oice along Br'Way ~ Stdf casualty : Choices 3 restaurant folded ... It 's plain now that grid czar Pete Rozelle knew whereof he barred Joe Nam~th from owners~ip Broadway meeting about ticket agencies. She talked so long, (had to take care or other business. That's apparently when she saw me turn my back . She accepted that as the truth and sent 1The Women ' to me with Bernard Baruch as the messenger. 1 knew right away I had a probable huge hit, and it was. It didn 't get gre~t reviews - some were .awful, in f<:tCt - but in the ('Onl roversia l Bachelors ~ SJXJt : the police · it ran for a couple of seasons and made Clare and fcds reported officially that several Mafia and me a fortune . 1' gangsters caught in U1e huge dope-dealers Max , &1, producer of 40 of the most roundup last week were tailed to that qftenprestigious plays and musieals in Bro"dway , fingered hangout history, has semi-retired ; he keeps reading I.as Vegas pays its s uperstars up to $125,000 scripts but hasn 't found one to his liking lately ; <:1 week (Como for Instance }, and here comic IY1eanwhile he's in luxurious abeyance and <:t f"rcddic Roman announced delightedly by that valued consultant to Abe Schneider, head of Columbia Pictures. A'i\1'11 l'iOIITII 2 "' 7 have poi nted out that this ~Doubfe . V6u W•}uld would be fmc except that to Ahave four spadt!S, hut there wouJd he no way to ge t weren't dealt to you. back to dumm y to lead clubs ag ain .· We apologize to any reader Lay Away we did not reply to but are reprintin g the hand for an · • A4 t 52 "'J 96 4 SOU Til ( D) • AK Q • K QJ • Q 108. • K Q8 3 North-South vuln erable \-\'t..-st Nurtll Pa:-s!:i () N .T~- Pas!) Ea,t South 2 NT. Pass Pass Opcn in ~ .K 65 • An .K Q IO~r. Wh ~t do you do? break, At least a hundred readers • A 10 .:; 2 WEST J;AST • 85 • .J 7t: 3 2 • 9 1 6 4 :J other rea so n . Suppose you do come down to thi s club endin g. You can s tart the clubs by leadi~g dummy's 10. This l~aves t e ace of clubs as a reent.ry to What if West held the sin· lOLA'S gleton jack ? You can't win We Main at Sycamore, Po,merov so, they have succeeded admi rably - the 1973-74 models cer· tainly look like an instant replay of 972·73, with just a little face- ~ • lifting he1,-e and there. Want to know what to expect? Okay, for what it 's worth, and in my JUdgment, 1t lS not worth a great cJ.eal: MONDAY : ABC stands pat with "The Rooktes" and Nf"L football, starring lovable Howard Cosell. CBS makes lew changes, dmpping Dick Van Dyke between Lucy and " Medical Center." NBC replaces ''La ugh-In" with a Dom DeLuise situati on comedy ( Dom will bomb, I predict) a~d something starring Dian3 Rigg, late of the fine suspense show, '' AvE-ngers .'' TUESDAY : ABC makes few change~. with " Temperatures Rising," "The Rookies" and " Marcus Welby, " while CBS will follow " Maude " and "Hawaii Five.Q" with some movies that alternate with police series - one based on the film , 1'Shaft," and something calle d 0 Hawkins.'' WEDNESDAY · ABC introduces a cleaned-up version of " Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahce," to front a mov1e and Owen MarshalL CBS does some shifting, startmg With "Sonny & Cher," then to "Cannon," and a highly· touted JX?lice se ries, " Cojack." NBC introduces 0 Love Story, ' 1an anthology of love stones, unsW"prisingly, after "Adam.J2'' and the r otating mystery movie. THURSDAY : Another police show , " Toma," Eddie McGrath , Tommy . McGrath , Irene McGrath, Betty Pyle, Walter Pyle ' to Betty J . Pultz, Parcels, Bed· ford. George H. Baker, dec 'd. to > B1rdie Mae Baker, Cert. for Paul E. Smith, Sandra V. Smith to Robert Willard Hobar t Newe11, Aff . of Tr·ans., 1 Orange. Sheets, Aff. of Trans., Rutland. Charh!s A. Hi lewick, Alice M. Hilewick to l-U~ino Maxine Lind, Pt B. Liud, Lot 60, Pomeroy Joh n G. Sauvage, Ann A. Sauvage, Gar land Weaver, Elizabeth Weaver to Patrick P. Cavote, Judy Jo Cavote, .Janet E. Morns, Ca rl Morns Wil11 ~llll Cray, DOI'othy H. Cray to E lmer Stone, Sarah Stone, 11.72 Acres, Salem. ;~ from Morehead, and his ;: Masters from Xavier. r ·!: He started hts coachi ng ••• " Rollout" and a film . NBC switches Dean Martm to Friday at 10, drops in Brian Keith and "Sanford and Son" around two new alleged comedies, ' 1Girl with Sorpethlng Extra," and "Needles & Pins." SATURDAY: CBS, the undisputed champ, retains Ar t hie and Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart and Carol Burnett, plus "M-A-S·H." NBC STICKS WITH "Emergency" and a movie. ABC risks a popular show, "The Partridge f"amily ,"opposite the Bunkers, then goes to a suspense movie which wi11 a lte rnate with a science-flchon show and a detective called "Griff." SUNDAY : ABC changes nothing, with "The FBI" and a movie. Ditto for NBC, with' Disney and another mystery mov ie. CBS goes all-police on Sundays, adding "The New Adventures of Perry Mason" to lead "Ma nnix" and "Barnaby Jones." Dai~ Bell is married to the former 'Janice Dolin of Ironton and they have one dau ghter, the coaching ranks until 1967 when he accepted the head basketball coaching position at South Point High School. He Bell succeeds Paul Aikman, coached the Pointers until 1970. who held the IHS post one year a[ter Dick Myers resi gned. Linescores Major league Results Montreal 002 200 no- 9 12 1 Atlanta 002 003 100- 6 11 0 Moore, Strohmayer (7). Mar. shall (7) and Boccabe lla ; Gentry , N1ekro (4) , Schueler (8), Frisella (9) and Oates. WP. Marshall (2-3) LP-Nrekro (111 1 HRs -Aaron 2 (6th & 7th). Evans (6th) , Jorgensen (1st) By United Press International National league Houston 000 010 200- 3 10 0 Philadelphia 000 000 000:--0 7 0 Reu ss (4-l) and Edwards ; Carlton , Wilson (9) and Boone. LP -Carlton (<1-3). HR Wynn (8th). VALl.JES St. Louis 002 010 110- 5 12 5 Sa n Diego 020 160 IOx - 10 10 !J Spmks, Granger (5) , B1bby (6), Santor in1 (8) and Sim. mons ; Corkms and Kenda ll. WP-Corkins (2 21. LP Spinks (0.i) HR Torre (2ndl. ' ··.. Glouster wins 9-1 •• HO'ITER! ••.;• '· !: KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Jrd Ave. Middleport Pt. r TUPPERS PLAINS - A four The Eagles' only hit came rWl fourth inning broke open the game and Glouster went on fr om Richard Cross, who singled in the seventh. Alan •) to defeat Eastern High School Duval scored their run prac:~ 9--1 Tuesday afternoon . It was tically by himself. He was safe <; the Eagles' eighth loss of the at first base on an error, stole ·. season. ~~ ~ . . Pittsburgh 30 1 000 111 ~ 7 12 0, San Fran 000 010 007- a a 2 Moose . Hernandez. (9), Giust i (~J and May ; Bryant. McDowell (7), Sosa (9) and Rader - WP Sosa (3.0). LP-Hernandez (1·21 HRs-Thomasson 12nd). Arnold {lsi) . :-;econd, and scooted home on , Glouster went wild in both its an error. Two of the four walks .:second and fourth turns al the issued l:Jy Eastern moundsmen plate. Tim Sikorski and Olbers were in the fourth inning when were the heroes of the game Glouster scored 4 runs . and between them they scored • Tim Spencer started the duel seven of their team 's nine rlUls. for Eastern, went 5 inmn ~s. Sikorski went Z lor 3 with a and was credited with all nine single and a double . Olbers of the opponents' rWls. Duval rapped out 3 singles . turned his catching duties over He led off the ·second inmng to Bob Edwards in the bottom Sentinel THE INTEREST OF D EV OTED TO them . . of the fifth to relieve Spencer. Kansas C1ty 001 000 000- 1 Q 2 Echstenkamper flied out to CrOss carne on in the seyenth to New York 020 000 40X- 6 9 1 Wright , Jackson (2), Burg center a nd Richards went to fmi sh the game and fanned the ' me1er (7) and Healy ; Kl1ne, first on a walk. B. Gilliespie, r emaining three batters. Lyle (7) and Mun son. WP Kl1ne pitcher, got to first on a Gilhespie went the distance (2 2) LP-Wnght { 1 1) HR fielder's choice that picked 'for Glouster, walking two and Mur ce r (4thl Richards off at second and sent stnkm g out-one. Texas 003 003 00 1- 7 14 2 Bo5ton 000 330 000- 6 12 0 Olbers home. With the top of Eastern is now at 2~2 in the Hand, Gogotewski (5), Fouthe order at the plate, Sikorski SVAC. Their next league ga me cault (8) , and Suarez , Lee, singled , and for the second out, 1s this evening, weather J..!r· McGlothen (6), Veule (9) and~ ca tcher Gillot sac rifi ced milling, when they will host F1sk WP-Fot.:caull ~ 11) . LP McGlothen (1 -2). HR Burr oughs Sikorski to· se·cond base . North Gallia. (4th) It ~as now; much to the woe Glouster 131 400 0-9 9 3 Cal il orn1a 0~3 020 000- 6 14 1 of the Eagles, that Glouster's Eastern 010 000 0-1 I -1 Detro1 l , 000 100 010- 2 5 0 slugger,' Patton, chose to get Gilliespie and Gillot, Brun ton . .S1nger (4.1) and Torborg . his only hit, a double, that Spencer (LP), Duval (5), Cross Fryman, T1mmerman (4). La Grow (6), Scherman (8) and scored two rWls. Eastern came (7), and Duval, Edwards . Sims LP-Fryman (2 -1). HRS with MEtGS -MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEHILL Ellec . Ed . CARPET SPECIAL HOEFLICH , C1fy Ed1t0r Publ•shed daily except Saturday by The OhiO Valley Pub l iShing Company , I ll CO urt St, Pomeroy , Oh10. 45769 Bu51ness Of11ce Phone 9912 156. Ed iiOr lal Phone 992 2157 ' Second class pos tage paid at Pomeroy. Oh1o Nal 1ona1 adverT• s1 n9 representative Bott1nel li · Ga llagher, Inc .. 12 East 42nd St New York. C1 ly , New York Subscript.on. rate5 · De !overed by carr 1er where ava1 lable 50 cen ts per week , By MoTor Ro ute where carr .er serv.ce not ih'adable One month Sl ]5 By mall 1n OhiO ana W va , One year S14 oo S1x months S7 25 Three months $4 50 Subscr1pl10n pr ice 1ncludes Sunday Times Sentmel ROBERT .2 ROOMS AND HALL In c ludes: l2'xl5' Living Rm 9'xl2' Bedroo m 3'xl2' Hall COMPLETELY INSTALLED WALL TO WALL. . W1th Heavy Foam Rubber Pad ALL FOR O NL Y ~ual1ty 501 nylo~ carpet1ng w1th heavy foam rubber pad, exper t tack less · 1n~ f alluhon . Cho1ce of color s All W9f'"k guaranteed So:e Wendell Grate for th1s buy, or freeest1mate On any carpet insta llat1on . · RUTLAND FURNITURE PH. 742 4211 WENDELL GRATE Ch1cago 113 400 000~ 9 14 0 Los Angeles 001 000 02'2- 5 ]3 2 Hooten, ' LaRoche (9) and Hund ley .. John, R~u {3). Hough (.'i), Culver (9) and Ferguson . WP-Hooten \2·21. LP -John (2 2) . HRs Santo (2nd) , Cardenal (2nd), Wil liams (1st). Pac10rek (ls i), Buckner (2nd) . ton'JYgamessc heduledl Amencan League Cleveland at Minnesota, ppd , ra1n • ' RUTLAND, 0 . one -.• Mit tor League Standmgs Unrted Press lnternal10nat National League By New York Ch1cago P1ttsburgh Philadelphia Montreal St . Loui s East w . 1. 12 12 8 ' 8 3 8 8 1 IO 11 16 Ameri ca n League E.1st W l. Pet GB Milwflukee 10 9 5?6 .. pet. g .b. Ball 1m ore \0 10 500 600 New York 10 10 .soo 600 Dctro1t 10 11 476 I ' 533 II '1 Cleveland 9 17 429 2 2' , Bos ton 7 11 389 212 , ' "' 421 .158 3' , 81, West w . I. pet . g.b. San Franc1sco 19 6 760 Cincinnati 13 8 619 -1 Houston 15 10 .600 4 Los Angeles 11 t 2 .47B 7 San D1ego 8 IS 348 10 Atlanta 7 14 333 10 Tue5dav's Results Houston 3 Philadelph ia 0, night Mon tre.al 9 Atlanta 6, n1ght Chicago 9 Los Angeles 5, night San D1ego 10 St Louis 5. night San Franc1sco 8 Pittsburgh 7, n1ght (on ly gNmcs scheduled) Tod<~y's Probable Pi tchers <Al l t1m es EDTJ Pill sburgh I Brile s 0 2) at San Fran.c1sco I Bilrr 3-1) 3 15 p m Houston (Rober ts 1 11 at Phi lade Iph ia ( Lonb org 1 3). 7 . 30 p.m. C1ncmnali (Grrmslcy :1 1) at New York (Seaver 7-2l. 8 p m Mon treal (McAnally l Ol ol Atlanta !Dobson 2 2). Bp m , Chicago (Pappas I 21 al Los Angel es (Down1ng 'J 1) , II p.m Sl Lou1 s \G 1bso n 0 3) at Sa n 0 1ego (Ki rby 1 4). 10' 30 p,m Thursd;oy's Games Pilt sburgh at San Francisco Cincmnati .:~I New York. n1gh l Ch1 cago at Los Ange les. ~11ght St Louis at San D1ego, n1ghl (On Iy qames .scheduled) . of THURStL~Y-FRIDAY·SATURDAY, Robmson 14th ), Grabarkcwdz MAY 3-4-5 ( 1s I) 11 Oak land 01 000 100 3 50 Milwaukee 003000001 · 4 52 Odom (0 5) and Fosse. Parsons. Colborn ( 1) and Porter . WP Co lborn (71) . HR S Tenace (6th) , Br1ggs (2nd} Ba ll imore 010 020 0?0- 5 11 0 Ch1cag o 100 307 OOX - 6 9 1 Cuellor , Jackson (6) and Wil l1am s; F'isher: Fors te r (7), Ac os ta \9) and Herrm ~)nn WP F1sher (711 LPC uellar (13) . HRS Allen 7 (lith & 5t h), Rob 1 n s on (3rd) . Herrmann (2nd). American League: Fisk. Bas, Mol to11 . Ch1 , Sp1 kes, C l c~ and Ten ace, Onk 6. s1x t1ed w1lh 5. Run s Batted In National league s rargell. Pitl 18, Wynn , Hou an d Bonds, SF 17 ; Morgan . Cin and Wc1t son. Hou 16. Am en ca n league : Mayberry, KC 20, Mellon, Chi 16; K1 rkpatnck. Pinlclla and RoJaS. KC nnd Mvr ccr, NY 14 Pi tchrng Nationa l League : Billingharn, C1n ,',l nd Koosman. NY 4 0. Reuss, Hou 4 1,· Man chal, SF 4· ? , Carlt on, Phil 4 3 Amen~:an league : Co lemnn , Det 5 1, Wood. Ch1 52 , Si nger, Col 4 1, fourteen l1ed wi th 3 vic ton es. Major l eag ue Leaders By Unrted Press International ~-----------Leadrng Batters 1 Nat1ona l League I y ab r h pet. I Strgl. P1tt 13 57 17 71 404 Frly , Mil 17 45 10 16 400 Md o~. SF 20 79 12 31 392 Santo. Ch1 ?.0 74 14 28 .378 Crdnl. Cht 20 75 19 27 360 Cncpcn, Cin 16 59 11 21 .356 Sngln. P1lt 16 72 13 25 347 Watson. Hou 25 90 13 30 333 G.J ston.S D 196311.21.333 Slemre , St L 15 5.-t 6 18 .333 American League j -1 gab r h pet. Kelly, Chi 10 37 9 18 486 Lou Osborne Mun 5on,NY 70711027 380 Fisk, Bas · 17 67 14 23 ,371 Vlntne , Cal 18 73 9 27 370 Krkptrk , KC 15 52 13 19 .365 Jnsn, Tex 17 66 5 24 364 SEARS Hoi I, Mmn 14 :15 3 16 .356 Ca ta log Merchanl Andrws, Ch i 13 ·15 7 16 356 13 50 10 17 ,340 220 E Ma 1n · Horton. Del Pomeroy Cef)edn , 8os 1,7 68 11 23 .338 PH . 992 -2178 Home Run s Nat1onal LeaQue : Wynn, Hou To See For ... We A.!;_<;ept Federal Food Stamps Open Man, · Thurs. 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. d;:ys 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. IIIII ll•tl IIIII SADIE'S . ' . MARKET IIIII IIIII ON STATE .ROUTE 124 .. SYRACUSE, 0. MORTON HOUSE BEEF • PORK TURKEY 12% Ol WITH GRAVY can BUNKER HILL ' Special! Skinless WIEN_ERS BEEF WITH Armivers~ry Dairy Special TO BE GIVEN AWA·Y CASE OF ORANGES " STOP IN AND REGISTER NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.· NEED NOT BE P~ESENJ TO WIN DRAWING SATURDAY A tuiivers11ry Produce Special ' BANANAS MARGARINE 1-LB. TUB ARGO PEAS 30 OL CRTN. BROUGHTON'S COTTAGE CHEESE 39e 303 SIZE USDA CHOICE :-'· .ROUND STEAK LB. .. .. .-...... . ~ $}00_ Anniversary Bakery Special HOLSUM • FAVORITE MIGHTY 2% MIL~ FAMILY SIZE BOLOGNA BOLD TIDE TOMATOES Fresh · Red Ripe 2% MILK. CHEER ·2 HALF GALLONS gallon 79¢ COCA· · COLA 16 OL CIGARffiES . '• King ,..& Reg . $393 Carton '- • ,' .'' ' ' i 99~ DIET CAN POP 24 cans 52.15 BOX .RQyal Crown Cola lb. WIENERS . OR FAIRMONT lb• SKINLESS ' ' , 8 PAK .16 oz. . -- ' ¢ Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p .m . - Satur· · :~ ALL MEAT SLICED CAN · Pomeroy \ 15 OL KRAFT MIRACLE .· ..·. OPEN 8 TO 8 DAILY IIIII n•tl n Joe advance ;md I .ucas. Three more came in the Unrd on a v..·alk , two errors and s m~les by Hlazcr and Hudson . The Bobcats put the game on lf'C w1th three tn the fourth mning . Btll Metzner and Jeff Neal had singles during that rally. North Gallia scored smgle run s Jn the first and sec-ond mnings., The P1rates plated three m the fifth .on a leado[rsm~ le by Tim Stou), a double by Greg .r.,_mes, a walk to Pattersorl ond ~ single by George Garnes. , .Jcrr Holle nbaugh, Stout , .J;uues, Logan, Gardner, and Carnes had htts for the Pirates . mazer and Hudson led the Bobcats with two hits e<:~ c h. Blazer, m goi ng the dis4Jnce, fanned 10 while walkmg four. Gardner ISs ued 10 free passes whtle striking out [our . In the nightcap, North Gallia threatened in the f1rst mning, but failed to score. Jeff Hollenbaugh singled to center stt:lrting the 1nning. After Stout pupped out and Greg James grounded back to the box, Hud son then walked Loga n, but 1 ellrcd Gardner on ~ smash ba ck to the box. Kyger Creek broke into the scu ring column w1th two ou ts in i l ~ hctlf of the inning, Baird wa s give n a free pass ahead Df a long double b): Hudson. Hud Son (Continued on page 41 PAiNT SALE Dutch 8Qy INTERIOR NALPLEX Reg. 8.49 $549 PAINT 1 H&R FIRESTONE 5 Here's the Man llS W. Main IIIII Conference standings Tuesday manager, must ix' having some night with •• doubleheader sle<-pless m~hls . His Pirates v1rtury over North Gallia ·s look a 7-l lead into t& mnth Pirates. and Soan Franci sco ralhed for • Cuach Jim Sprag:ue·s Bob~ l·vcn runs to win the ga me . cats are 7.0 in the SVAC and 10. Chris Arnold got the fir st 1ou,r with a pinch grand-slam homer 2 ove rall . It was the (trst two Bobby Bonds hit a thrl.!e-run ~ames of the season for Coach double to win the game. Jh:1 Foster 's Pira tes. Billy Williams, Ron Santo ~ l't!S hman sout_hpaw J eff and Jose Cardena l all homered ,... lllazer hur~ed a SIX httter tn captunng h1s second vt ctor y of 1 the four-run fourth inmng to p:n:e the Cubs past Los the season, ll\·5 in the opener Angeles. Willlams' blast was a while jlUlior righthander Clay two-run homer while Santo and 1-Judson yielded only three hi ts Cardcnal hit solo shots. The in takmg the nightca p, 7-1. Cubs collected 14 hits while The Bohc<:~ts pl~tled fuur runs beating Tommy .John. m the first inmn g or the opener Nate Colbert hit a bases- matnly due to the Wildness of s tarting and losin g southpaw loaded ground rule double to Ja ck Gardner. c-<:~p a six-run ftfth innmg as San Gardner !~s ued fn~c pa sses Diego beat hapless Sl. Louis. St. (.(luis chipped in ·w1th fTve to Marsh:dl French, John IJ;tird, Hudson, Terry Lucas errors while suffermg its 16th <md Vinton Rankm. Blazer had loss against three wins. lhe on ly hit of the inning, a tw o ..., "" .. run looping :-:ingle to right. KC added three more run s in lh e second on ~~ walk and Slll.J.!, ies by John Roush , Hudson Symmes Valley, the 1972 SVAC nnd sectionul tour.tamcnt champion, and Ironton St. J oe <:~dvanced Tuesday West J W. L. Pet. G~ evenmg in the Clvs::; A SecChicago 11 5 688 tional Tournament. Symmes KansasCily 13 9 591 1 V;tlley. behind the ~on-hit pitchCn llfornlu 10 8 .556 2 1 M1 nnesoti1 9 8 529 2 ~ inj.{ of semor righthander Jcne Or.klilnd 9 17 .479 ,11 7 Myers lmndcd Coul Grove a 9-o· T cxt"l ~ 7 10 412 .-jl 7 setbw.:k. Tuesday's Results Cleveland at M1nnesola {ppd , Gc1ry Caldwell had the only r<1 1n l safe ty off Myers, ;m infield Ch1cngo 6 Baltimore 5 Single in the ~ixth inning M1lw<~ukec 4 Oa kla11d 3 Ca l1f ort'1 1U 6 Oelro1l 2 M1kc Bur cham pnced the New York 6 Kcm sas C1 ly 1 V1k1n~ s With two hit:s Ill four Texas 7 Bas ton 6 lnps to lhc plate. Dave Dunfee, Today's Probable Pitchers {All T1mes EDT) .Jamie Le.~fo n , Myers CJnd Ph1l Cleveland (5trom 1 1} at Minneso la (Woodson 1 0). 9 Hobinsun had the only other I) m V1ki1114 hit-; 8oJII1more {Palmer 1 1) at l1u11ton St. Joe Hlsu belted Ch1 e<'tg o {Wood 5-2), 9 p rn . Oakland (Hol f1.man J 2) at C llcsHp~:~tkc, 9-tl behmd the Milwaukee (Bc ll 3 2). B: JQ p m. pitt:hinll. of '.fm1 Swartz and Cil lil orn1d (Ryan J. \) at M1kc Wagmer . Mike Swartz De tro1t (Loii Ch 1-3), 8 p m . Kansas Clly (Spl illort1 3 I) at imd Btll Jcsscll ra ced the New York {Medich 1 OJ. 7· 30 Flycni' attack . pm Sym J)1CS Valley now 8·0 wl ll Texas (Broberg 0 ?) a! Bos ton (Ttan t '1 2l. 7 JOp m. fJiay the wmncr of the Green Thursday's Games Twp ,·South Webste r game (No games sc heduled) F'ridt~,y <:~t Waterloo. Ir onton St. Joe , 7·7-2 will h<lttle the Kyger Creek Bobcats 8. A.1ron, All ai1d Star'gell 1 Pill Frid<1y afternoon I , Evnns, All 6, live f1ei;T with THE .iADiE THUENER Athletic ·· Human s ca n mak e .'\mlle 700,000 diifcrcnl. mcaniugful g' estures through body move. · ments and fac1a l exprcs· sions MIDDLEPORT, 0. to bat )Yith the score 4-0. · fans. Read it -oi Valle~ Vikings, St. Mindy, ll . .'· Lot 236, Pomeroy. Kenheth E . Riggs, Judith A. The School. :·( pre- cedes "Kung Fu" and "StreetS of San FranCISco," neither a big , winner, on. ABC,· while CBS wisely keeps " The Walton s'' and a movie. NBC adds "NBC Follies ," a vanety series, after Flip Wilson and " Ironside. " FRIDAY: "Mr . and Ms. ," anOther movie take-off, is added to ABC's hneup, with "Brady Bunch," "Odd Couple," "Room 222, " and later, " Love, Amencan Style," CBS is proud of a comedy, "Calucci's Dept., " which precedes something call ed High School, serving through 1964 . After 'that he dropped out of high school, and I know ;... from Ironton High School in l. utz, John E. Lutz, Kathryn to Cletus L. Harder , Nan J . Harder, Lots, Rutland. i~ ' district schools, and graduated Barton , Bonnle Sue Barton , Lot 467, Middleport. Wayne Lutz, dec'd. to Hilah career in 1961 at Ironton Junior •i the type of person he is." . ~ Bell, 38, attended Iron ton Lee Reed, .90 Acre, Orange. Trens., Middleport. .Jesse M. Newell , dec'd. to Velma V.Newell, Clair Newell, was .:· 1953. He earned a B.A. degree Riggs to William H. Reed, Alva Babe Ruth, he gained ground on Honus Wagner . Aaron- who has just nine !: " I have knJWn him since he • would follow and si nce he WARl\'IER TuesdaJ• night by a 9~ margin to the Montre~1 Expos but after He coached at, North College excellent coach," he continued. Hill in Cincinnati for one year •'·~ ·WEATIIER dummy's ace or clubs. West the game, the main topiC' of conversation was Aaron. He clouted two homers to continue his march to the milestone. He not only moved closer to Harold " Buddy" Bell was appointed head basketball coach at Ironton High School Tuesday. " We are pleased to get a man of Buddy Bell's caliber," Ironto~ High School Superintendent Harold Conley said in a statement Tuesday. " I think he'll make us an .· ON beginning to obscure the success or failure of the hits this season although seven homers and ll('-t.'ds just 34' to tie l·O, &m Die~o beat St. Louis, of them are homers-now has a Ruth. It wa s the 58th t1n1~ he's - 1!Mr;t:hici.i~O bcut Los Angeles. total of 3,400 hits in his career. hit two homers in one ganu?: 9-5. and San Francisco outlastAaron's total of 3,400 hits put Ruth did it 72 times nnd Will it' L'1 Pittsburgh, 8-7. him just 30 behind Wagner's , Mays, .No. 3 on the hst, G3. In thf' Am!!rican l.eabrue, fourth place total of 3,430. Ty . Aaron hit a twO-run hom(>r in Chicago edged Baltunore, 6-5, Cobb's record of 4,191 is out of th~ third find added a so lo blas t Milwaukee nipped Oakland, 4his reach . , ' in th(' se\'enth . 'rhc only 3, Cahfornia beat Detroit, 6-2, Of course, THF. record. the fru stratin g thing, for AaronNew York topped Kansc1s City, onE> everyon<> is mterested in, is besides the fact lh{' team is fi-1. tlnd Texas edged Boston, 7Babe Ruth's total of 7H losin g - is lhat h1 s batting li. Cleveland at Mmncsota was homers. Aaron now has 680 ·avera ge is only .150 this season r.Jint'(.l out . with nine hits in 60 at bats. Jim Wynn hit his eighth ' Aaron 's second home run homer and Jerry Reuss pitched hed it , 6-6, but U1e Expos got ~~ seve n-hitter to gJ\'e Houston three runs in the eighth to the victory over the Phils and decide it. Pin c h-hitter Hal Steve Carlton . Carlton, who Breeden smglcd in the winning was 27-10 last year, IS now only run and Hon Hunt singled in a 4 -:~ this )'ear. But last yea r he pair of msurance runs. WHs a-6 and won 22 of his last 2G In the other NL · gcunes, decisions. Bill Virdon, lhe Pittsburgh before t<iking his present Houston blanked Philudclphi:l, post lion at Wilmington High Harold (Buddy) Bell named new Ironton hardwood coach May 13th finesse. lly Oswald & James .laeoby sorry start. Allanta lost another one overshadowing the Braves' Mother's Day dummy for lhc second club lead- • l() By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Writer The phenomenon of Hank Aaron's run for the record is Atlanta Braves. The Braves are off ta a sagging start with a 1·14 record but Aa~on 's dramati c surge at the out..et of the season is A Gift Now For USED CARS Transfers lhe Southern '" ¥ 7 53 • AK J • 10 9 8 6 2 Ky ger Creek r.emained' atop would have followed with hiS Tht.· tm.JcJuu..: h<.~-; til•(:fl only club II would be a Sim- \\'eo,;i Sorth E~ht pie matter for South to lead twic•through East and make You, Soi.Ath, hlJld his slam in spite of the bad • 109 4 sweep ' wrote about today 's them ail and would wind up hand back in January. We down four amid the laughter restaurant owners waving as they drove down of everyone except your partThe transvestite rock-star Alice Cooper's explained that after East Park Ave., - Lorna Bivins of Lolly's Folly in manager says his first function is "To keep took his ace of hearts and reher $35,000 Mercedes stretched-<>ul 600, Rocky turned the suit deClarer proAlice tota1ly insulated from reality" ; we'd say ceeded to lay down hiS king Aoki of the Benihana chain in h<S $50,000 RollsAlice brings some ·of th~ ugliest realities of and queen of clubs. West Royce .. shabby-showbiz to its audiences ... Alice states showed out and the slam Her e's how Max Gordon got "the first uThe ; could not make. · Women ' ' script : the late Bernatd Baruch was · without embarrassment (if there were any It This was hard luck bot we never wou1d perform in that sado-masochist friend to both Max and Clare Boothe Luce. Mrs. proceeded to point out if sexual way ), his name (certamly nat the born· L.'s first drama , Max te11s us, " was a well· South cashed his third heart origmal) ''was conceived as a spit in the face of and the three spades he written play about a drunken husband, valid in society ." would fmd that West started its theme, but unpleasant and wouldn't attract w1th five hearts and two spades . Th,... n if he eashed heavi ly emphasized: three diamond s he would see " Relevant " situation comedies and detective shows. that West was dealt exactly Maybe the big three of television have been hypnotized by nne club . the big three auto-makers of Detroit, and decided that you Then we explained tha t all South had to <)o was to play needn 't bnng out much in the Way of a new model every year. If he's been signed at $5,000 a week ... New--cich (HHRPi tU A Reprint by ,Pqpular Ire aut.lit.•nces. I told Bernie I'd love to see her next script. 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" We're exactly one "'game ahead o( their pace of a year ago when they won their first NBA D~Jgs: Yes: Kids: No! championship ever. But Dear Helen : .. t'INCINNAT I tUPII - The nobody is talking four straight. We were invited to a baby shower. One of my friends 1who "It's only one win in black ancinnati Bcngals will be · didn't know the hostess but was a friend of the honoree ) arrived playing its toughest schedule and w·hite, " warned Gail with her two children, five and nine, because at the last minute ·Goodrich, "and it takes four to yet this season. which opens in she was Wlable to find a sitter. lhf' Mile High Stadium at do it." She was greeted at the door by the lady of the house with A 22-point loser to New York Denver against the Broncos on word that she was not prepared for children, so please take them in the .title series opftler last &pl. 16, said Coach Paul elsewhere. She wasn 't allowed in 1 bnt had to leave her gifl at the ' season. the Lakers built up a Brown. door. " It is the toughest schedule 2().point lead late in the third we've been confronted with in The rest of us watched gifts being distributed by the hostess' period Tuesday night and then h pet ~og w:ho carried them in his mouth to the honoree. Terribly had to hang on with everything our s orl history ," Brown said. ''cute.'' We wcr~all supposed to make much o( him. they had for a 115-112 victory He pointl'd out that in .addition to the regular AFC a!ntral Granted, the woman should have called and related her over the stubborn Knicks_ Division teams - Cleveland, sitter problems, but the ver,di ct would have been the same. And ' 'That was one of the most these are GOOD kids. frustrating,games I've ever sat Pitts burgh and Hou.<:~ton - the This is hospitality ? - T.J . through," said frowning Laker Bengals will go against KanSCJs C.,ach Bill Sharman . "The Cily, Minnesota, Da.llcis and the Dear T.: turnovers in the last quarter ,Jets, all Super Bowl teams. Tt 1 It's more like hostility. But, face it, there are people who are what really hurt." lC.C ub rs first home game is can't staild children, just as others cringe at " performing" dogs . Although Los Angeles is 1-0 scheduled against the Houston Since th e rejected guest·and the uppity hostess need never see at a time when it was 0-1 last Oi lers on Sept. 23. All game~ at each other again , let'sjust say ';to each h.er own" - and hope the year the Knicks demonstrated Riverfront Stadiw:n start at I dog didn 't slobber! - H. . · with their come bac k that p.m., with the e;.cception of the they're a better team than the Oct.21gafuesW1thKansasCity ++" Dear Helen : one which lost in on1y five which starts at 4 p.m. ,. ' In addition to Houston and Our 23·year-(lld attractive, well-educe~ted daughter h<JS been games in 1972. K living \\1th a recently divorced man for almost two years. He <Hl SCtS City, the Ben gals will Red Holzman, the astute chooses not to work because he can then avoid ch ilP support. tHis ho ~t Cleveland, Pittsburgh, the Knick coach, agreed. children and former wife are now on welfare. ) ''We got blown out in the first New York Jets, St. r.nui~ ;.md Our daughter supports this par.iisite, who u~es her for a meal ticket. But I recognize she has chosen her path and I try to include him in the family . _However, it wears th in! Apparently to justify her life style, she 1s glamorizing her .libera1ized attitudes to our 16-year-old son. She has urged him to come and live with them. Gollipolis snapped Pt. Pleas- fann ed one and walkeCJ four . Mike Fetty's two singles in cmt's siX·garne winning streak I've always said J would love my children even tho ugh J did with :::1 4-:l wi n in the first game th ree tri ps paced the West not like what they did, but my antagonism is becoming so intense ___, especially since our daughter demands that her arrogant lover of ·i;t doubleheader on Ordnance Virginians. Jim Chandler had ~ Field in Pt. PleaSant Tuesday first inning double, Nate Moore be includ ed in every invitation - th at I fee l like a hypocr ite. evening but th.e Big Bla.cks afirth in ning double "ror the trying to be cordial. She glories in ·embarra:ssing me; he constanlly brags about th eir non-marriage, and his nondob status. bounced back in the nightcap to Bli.!CkS only extra base hits. T~e nigh tcap was a tight It appears the only solution is to sever ties COmpletdy, for -post a 2-0 victory over the Blue pitchers dual betwee n though I still care for her, I can1t take HIM any longer . She won 11 Devils. even come fo r lunch without dragging along her moocher. The split left Coach Jim sophomore J im Niday of GAHS Please, Helen, what do other parents do in similar Osborne's Blue Devils with a 6- and Randy Warner, ace junior situations? - LOSING HER 4 season record. Coach Larry pitcher for the Big Blacks. Niday wen t the distance, Rhodes 1 Big Blacks are now 7-2 Dear L.H. : on lhe yea !' . GA HS Wil S losing his second ga me in three What other parents do isn 1 relevant - f~r no t~o sitLtations scheduled to play Wellston in a s tar ts. Wa rn er upped his ar e exactly .a like. If you feel more comfortable· excluding yow· Sout heastern Ohio· League · season mark to 5..0. Nida y gave up two. runs on da ughter a nd her man from fam ily gatherings, t hen don ' t in vite ga me here today after sehool. only thr ee hi ts. He fanned. four them. [l appears they atte nd mainly to flauot.a.life style which Botl.1 games were five ' inning embarrasses -~·ou - and that 's not daughtel"ly love( · affa l!·s Tyesday. In the opener , and wa lked . fou r . GAHS 1 suspect the rift . grows wide r each time you play the sophomore Jim Perry went the committed four errors in the hypocrite and these two rub it in . Try honesty: at least they'll distan ce fol' GAHS, allowing ni ghtca p. Warner allowed GA HS only respect you more, even though they see you less. · the Big BlaCks three runs on seven hits. Per ry fanned four one hit, a lead-off lriple in the thi rd run g by Niday. Warn er Personal to " Wh y": ~nd walked four ,. He hit one fanned seven and walked two . How true it is that the biggest gap ~twee n the. generations batter. GA HS had on ~ er ror. come,s beeause elders, looking at youth, knoW they' ll never be Kev Sheel<;' two singles in Pt. Pleasan t pl ay~ d er rorless there again ! ., two tl'ips paced the Blue Devils ball. " That's your "Why?" Am glad you didrt't ask, "What to do ut lhe plate. Brett Wilson had a Iri the second .ru·ng, Bill about it?'' I 'f11 still working on THIS one. - H. run-scoring triple in the third Pain ter doubled, and ta llied inning. David Burnf u e had a who t proved to be the winning two-run double in the fourth . run on a passed ball, three SCHOLASTIC AWARD SheeL' kn oc ked in lhe Gallians walks and a s tolen base. Pt. Pleasant added an in· Krafft is graduating from · first run with a first inning WASHINGTO N (UPI) suran ce run in the fifth with •John Monro e , Krafft, , 21 , -Miami University in Ohio with· single. · Sprin gfield , Ohio, blind since a baChelor of arts degree in Steve Kayser s tarted for the two out. Moore scored on three birth , will re ceive . a $500 · English. He is a member of Ph) Big Blacks. He was relieved by GA HS errors after receiving a ·scholastic achievement award . Beta Kappa scholast ic , hon- Butch Thomas in the fourth . walk . Box scores: Thur sda y in s pec ial orary. . . Kayser was· charged with the By Inn ings: Julie Nixon E isenhower will loss. The Big Black hurlers Ce r emo nies at th e White 000 00- 0 1-4 Ga ll ipolis House. · present the award . allowed four runs on five lu ts, Pt. Pleasant 010 01 - no Us. • ~ UP! ) • • far from ' dcad." The Lakers and the Eastern Bengals open at Denver ' ·Blue Devils split pair 1 Minnesoto . _The Cardinals and Vikings will be making lhcir first regu. lar -se~son appearances here. Other road ~ames for the Ben g ~ Is includ~ S.an Diego, D•ll• s. Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Houston. CI NCINNATI (UPI ) - The Cincinnati Ben gal s 1'il73 schedule : Sc p. !5 _ Den ve r at Den.,er. Sep. 23 Houston at Cin cinnati Di~~~- 30 - San Diego at San Oct. 7 - Cle.,eland at Ci n · ci nnat i Oct. 14 Cincinnati P ittsburgh Oct. 21 Ci ncinn.;tti Oct. 28 burgh at Kansas City at . Pittsburgh at Pi ft s Nov . 4 - D{)llas a1 Dallas Nov . 11 - Buffalo at Buffalo Nov . 18 - New York Je ts at Cincinnati Nov . 25 .....,. St . Louis at Cin cinnati Dec 2 Minneso ta at Cincinnati De c. 9 Cleveland ~~ Cleveland · Dec . 16 Hou ston Hou 5ton at Bobcats (Continued from page 3) came acros..<; on .a sing le off the bat of thi rd baseman Terry J..uc,:as. The Bobcats made it 3-0 in the second On . a single by · Vinton Rankin, stolen base and a throwing error. Two more runs were plated in the third on two errors • hit batsman, and two walks. KC wrapped it up with a pair of runs in the sixth:on· two walks and hits by Bl•zer and .Jeff Neal. North Gallia's run came in the fourth on a trip le by James and a long double by Sterling Logan. Hudson, in .winning his first" game of the year following two hear tbreaking tosses , struckout six wh ile . issuing th tee fr ee passes. Gene Welch, the losing hurler; fann ed five. Weather permitting, Kyger Creek will battle Symmes Va ll ey this evenin g at Cheshire. in a head on clash for · firsl place. in the league .. By Innings: Kurth Gallia 110 003--: 5 6 4· Kyger Creek .433 311- 14 8 4 · Blazer ( WP ) and Hudson • A•·nett (4). Gardner (LP) and I , U,nference titlists play again here Thursday night with the best-of-seven series switching to New York Sunday afternoon and next Tuesday night . If ne<essary, the teams will be back in Los Angeles for game No . 5 Thursday · night, May 10. · Ahead 93-73 with I :12 to go in the third period, the !.akers saw their advantage whittled down to just three points-113110-with I: 18 to go. But New York threw the ball away with 39 seconds left and Bill Bradley missed ·a 15-footer with 21 seconds to go. Bill Bridges then scored on a breakaway with 17 seconds to go and the Lakers had a five' point lead. 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No. 1 Idaho PQTATOES · 8i' :; 99¢ lvs. for 2 lb. AMERICAN BEAUTY i $1~9 20 count • . 16 02. i WIENERS SLIC. BACON...... ~~: ... 95¢ ORANGE JUICE \ Bake & Break Bread r French City Ohio Valley SEALDSWEET : ·2 89¢ • .4:a:z·39e ·····~~········· . . 9'9¢ or 31b. more lb. STUFFED . : · ~airmonJ 2% . SEVERAL VARIETIES Marshmallows pkg. lb. cans Heat and Serve B.ETSY ROSS "I· Half or Whole · 15 oz. . JET PUFFED USDA Choice Meats ' · 9:00 to 7:00 3 and Recommend • ARGO PEAS·..•..•........ _ ...•~ APPLE LUCKY LEAF SAUCE ....•..••.. ~ .... PEAR DEL MONTE HALVES ...•.....••• .-•. We Feat-Ure· ' &9e lb. KRAFT PARKAY CHEESE . Your Order! Yours With A 7.50 Grocery Order or More PORK STEAK l-Ib. (258) WITH COUPON BOSTON BONNIE Ruy! $ 4 lb . ROUND STEAK 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 4 lb. GROUND BEEF 3 lb . STE W MEAT 2 FRESH CHICKENS 3 lb . -ROUND STEAK 3 lb . SLICED PORK SHOULDER . . 5 lb . GROUND BEEF . J lb . RIB STEAKS l lb . STEW MEAT SPREAD s Bonu:; • Art e Jonnson and fhe Carpenters. 3 LB . GROUND BEEF 2 lb . BULK SAUSAGE 2 lb . ALL MEAT WIENERS 2 lb . PORK CHOPS . 2 lb. ROUND STEAK 2 lb . ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT (255) 1I SUNDAY, MAY 6 AT 9 P. M. Starring Robert Young . Sandy Dun can, • ..,...,..,. GE;R~:E LEAN SL:CED ROBERT YOUNG WITH THE YOUNG ABC - 1o~ OVENWARE 'A Trademark o f THE SINGER CO MPANY Singer Presents - A Variety Special JJsoA -r Stout . EXPIRES ,MAy The Fabric S~op A PPAOV EO SINGER DEALER REG. SIZE each only '17 5 The ~ytist sewing machine with handsome Pacese tter cabinet , Z 676 . Bonus Phone Us soAP FAMOUS ANCHOR HOCKING :--- ------------= _________. .,_______... .EXPIRES MAy 5th . .j 11 WITH COUPON I I ·poRK & BEANS . CHOICE IGA M&R IGA FOODLINER M&R BARGAINLAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Daytime Pampers CATSUP ·.• Bmw.~ · Buy! 1 !o~~- 2 ·5 e.' 39e 1 oe l-Ib. bag hox of 15 . • .l '' '< �-- • l- 'l'h~ ' Dally S<>ntinel, Middleport-Pomero~. ()., Ma1 3. 19iJ 5 - The Dail\' ·- •Middlo'port. pon1eroy. 0 .• M<J~' 2, 1973 •. • S<>n•'nel Lakers hang on for win JNG LEWOOD, •Calif. game by Boston ( 134-108) and - The Los Angeles Lakers are came back,' ' he said. " We're exactly one "'game ahead o( their pace of a year ago when they won their first NBA D~Jgs: Yes: Kids: No! championship ever. But Dear Helen : .. t'INCINNAT I tUPII - The nobody is talking four straight. We were invited to a baby shower. One of my friends 1who "It's only one win in black ancinnati Bcngals will be · didn't know the hostess but was a friend of the honoree ) arrived playing its toughest schedule and w·hite, " warned Gail with her two children, five and nine, because at the last minute ·Goodrich, "and it takes four to yet this season. which opens in she was Wlable to find a sitter. lhf' Mile High Stadium at do it." She was greeted at the door by the lady of the house with A 22-point loser to New York Denver against the Broncos on word that she was not prepared for children, so please take them in the .title series opftler last &pl. 16, said Coach Paul elsewhere. She wasn 't allowed in 1 bnt had to leave her gifl at the ' season. the Lakers built up a Brown. door. " It is the toughest schedule 2().point lead late in the third we've been confronted with in The rest of us watched gifts being distributed by the hostess' period Tuesday night and then h pet ~og w:ho carried them in his mouth to the honoree. Terribly had to hang on with everything our s orl history ," Brown said. ''cute.'' We wcr~all supposed to make much o( him. they had for a 115-112 victory He pointl'd out that in .addition to the regular AFC a!ntral Granted, the woman should have called and related her over the stubborn Knicks_ Division teams - Cleveland, sitter problems, but the ver,di ct would have been the same. And ' 'That was one of the most these are GOOD kids. frustrating,games I've ever sat Pitts burgh and Hou.<:~ton - the This is hospitality ? - T.J . through," said frowning Laker Bengals will go against KanSCJs C.,ach Bill Sharman . "The Cily, Minnesota, Da.llcis and the Dear T.: turnovers in the last quarter ,Jets, all Super Bowl teams. Tt 1 It's more like hostility. But, face it, there are people who are what really hurt." lC.C ub rs first home game is can't staild children, just as others cringe at " performing" dogs . Although Los Angeles is 1-0 scheduled against the Houston Since th e rejected guest·and the uppity hostess need never see at a time when it was 0-1 last Oi lers on Sept. 23. All game~ at each other again , let'sjust say ';to each h.er own" - and hope the year the Knicks demonstrated Riverfront Stadiw:n start at I dog didn 't slobber! - H. . · with their come bac k that p.m., with the e;.cception of the they're a better team than the Oct.21gafuesW1thKansasCity ++" Dear Helen : one which lost in on1y five which starts at 4 p.m. ,. ' In addition to Houston and Our 23·year-(lld attractive, well-educe~ted daughter h<JS been games in 1972. K living \\1th a recently divorced man for almost two years. He <Hl SCtS City, the Ben gals will Red Holzman, the astute chooses not to work because he can then avoid ch ilP support. tHis ho ~t Cleveland, Pittsburgh, the Knick coach, agreed. children and former wife are now on welfare. ) ''We got blown out in the first New York Jets, St. r.nui~ ;.md Our daughter supports this par.iisite, who u~es her for a meal ticket. But I recognize she has chosen her path and I try to include him in the family . _However, it wears th in! Apparently to justify her life style, she 1s glamorizing her .libera1ized attitudes to our 16-year-old son. She has urged him to come and live with them. Gollipolis snapped Pt. Pleas- fann ed one and walkeCJ four . Mike Fetty's two singles in cmt's siX·garne winning streak I've always said J would love my children even tho ugh J did with :::1 4-:l wi n in the first game th ree tri ps paced the West not like what they did, but my antagonism is becoming so intense ___, especially since our daughter demands that her arrogant lover of ·i;t doubleheader on Ordnance Virginians. Jim Chandler had ~ Field in Pt. PleaSant Tuesday first inning double, Nate Moore be includ ed in every invitation - th at I fee l like a hypocr ite. evening but th.e Big Bla.cks afirth in ning double "ror the trying to be cordial. She glories in ·embarra:ssing me; he constanlly brags about th eir non-marriage, and his nondob status. bounced back in the nightcap to Bli.!CkS only extra base hits. T~e nigh tcap was a tight It appears the only solution is to sever ties COmpletdy, for -post a 2-0 victory over the Blue pitchers dual betwee n though I still care for her, I can1t take HIM any longer . She won 11 Devils. even come fo r lunch without dragging along her moocher. The split left Coach Jim sophomore J im Niday of GAHS Please, Helen, what do other parents do in similar Osborne's Blue Devils with a 6- and Randy Warner, ace junior situations? - LOSING HER 4 season record. Coach Larry pitcher for the Big Blacks. Niday wen t the distance, Rhodes 1 Big Blacks are now 7-2 Dear L.H. : on lhe yea !' . GA HS Wil S losing his second ga me in three What other parents do isn 1 relevant - f~r no t~o sitLtations scheduled to play Wellston in a s tar ts. Wa rn er upped his ar e exactly .a like. If you feel more comfortable· excluding yow· Sout heastern Ohio· League · season mark to 5..0. Nida y gave up two. runs on da ughter a nd her man from fam ily gatherings, t hen don ' t in vite ga me here today after sehool. only thr ee hi ts. He fanned. four them. [l appears they atte nd mainly to flauot.a.life style which Botl.1 games were five ' inning embarrasses -~·ou - and that 's not daughtel"ly love( · affa l!·s Tyesday. In the opener , and wa lked . fou r . GAHS 1 suspect the rift . grows wide r each time you play the sophomore Jim Perry went the committed four errors in the hypocrite and these two rub it in . Try honesty: at least they'll distan ce fol' GAHS, allowing ni ghtca p. Warner allowed GA HS only respect you more, even though they see you less. · the Big BlaCks three runs on seven hits. Per ry fanned four one hit, a lead-off lriple in the thi rd run g by Niday. Warn er Personal to " Wh y": ~nd walked four ,. He hit one fanned seven and walked two . How true it is that the biggest gap ~twee n the. generations batter. GA HS had on ~ er ror. come,s beeause elders, looking at youth, knoW they' ll never be Kev Sheel<;' two singles in Pt. Pleasan t pl ay~ d er rorless there again ! ., two tl'ips paced the Blue Devils ball. " That's your "Why?" Am glad you didrt't ask, "What to do ut lhe plate. Brett Wilson had a Iri the second .ru·ng, Bill about it?'' I 'f11 still working on THIS one. - H. run-scoring triple in the third Pain ter doubled, and ta llied inning. David Burnf u e had a who t proved to be the winning two-run double in the fourth . run on a passed ball, three SCHOLASTIC AWARD SheeL' kn oc ked in lhe Gallians walks and a s tolen base. Pt. Pleasant added an in· Krafft is graduating from · first run with a first inning WASHINGTO N (UPI) suran ce run in the fifth with •John Monro e , Krafft, , 21 , -Miami University in Ohio with· single. · Sprin gfield , Ohio, blind since a baChelor of arts degree in Steve Kayser s tarted for the two out. Moore scored on three birth , will re ceive . a $500 · English. He is a member of Ph) Big Blacks. He was relieved by GA HS errors after receiving a ·scholastic achievement award . Beta Kappa scholast ic , hon- Butch Thomas in the fourth . walk . Box scores: Thur sda y in s pec ial orary. . . Kayser was· charged with the By Inn ings: Julie Nixon E isenhower will loss. The Big Black hurlers Ce r emo nies at th e White 000 00- 0 1-4 Ga ll ipolis House. · present the award . allowed four runs on five lu ts, Pt. Pleasant 010 01 - no Us. • ~ UP! ) • • far from ' dcad." The Lakers and the Eastern Bengals open at Denver ' ·Blue Devils split pair 1 Minnesoto . _The Cardinals and Vikings will be making lhcir first regu. lar -se~son appearances here. Other road ~ames for the Ben g ~ Is includ~ S.an Diego, D•ll• s. Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Houston. CI NCINNATI (UPI ) - The Cincinnati Ben gal s 1'il73 schedule : Sc p. !5 _ Den ve r at Den.,er. Sep. 23 Houston at Cin cinnati Di~~~- 30 - San Diego at San Oct. 7 - Cle.,eland at Ci n · ci nnat i Oct. 14 Cincinnati P ittsburgh Oct. 21 Ci ncinn.;tti Oct. 28 burgh at Kansas City at . Pittsburgh at Pi ft s Nov . 4 - D{)llas a1 Dallas Nov . 11 - Buffalo at Buffalo Nov . 18 - New York Je ts at Cincinnati Nov . 25 .....,. St . Louis at Cin cinnati Dec 2 Minneso ta at Cincinnati De c. 9 Cleveland ~~ Cleveland · Dec . 16 Hou ston Hou 5ton at Bobcats (Continued from page 3) came acros..<; on .a sing le off the bat of thi rd baseman Terry J..uc,:as. The Bobcats made it 3-0 in the second On . a single by · Vinton Rankin, stolen base and a throwing error. Two more runs were plated in the third on two errors • hit batsman, and two walks. KC wrapped it up with a pair of runs in the sixth:on· two walks and hits by Bl•zer and .Jeff Neal. North Gallia's run came in the fourth on a trip le by James and a long double by Sterling Logan. Hudson, in .winning his first" game of the year following two hear tbreaking tosses , struckout six wh ile . issuing th tee fr ee passes. Gene Welch, the losing hurler; fann ed five. Weather permitting, Kyger Creek will battle Symmes Va ll ey this evenin g at Cheshire. in a head on clash for · firsl place. in the league .. By Innings: Kurth Gallia 110 003--: 5 6 4· Kyger Creek .433 311- 14 8 4 · Blazer ( WP ) and Hudson • A•·nett (4). Gardner (LP) and I , U,nference titlists play again here Thursday night with the best-of-seven series switching to New York Sunday afternoon and next Tuesday night . If ne<essary, the teams will be back in Los Angeles for game No . 5 Thursday · night, May 10. · Ahead 93-73 with I :12 to go in the third period, the !.akers saw their advantage whittled down to just three points-113110-with I: 18 to go. But New York threw the ball away with 39 seconds left and Bill Bradley missed ·a 15-footer with 21 seconds to go. Bill Bridges then scored on a breakaway with 17 seconds to go and the Lakers had a five' point lead. NOW Thru Saturd • THE SUPER STRETCH·STITCH MACHINE M&R SHOPPING ·cENTER Right Reserved To Limit Quantities I~-----------------•r-----------------• M&R IGA FOODLINER COUPON ; I I M&R tGA FOODLINER COUPON I 3 oz. ¢ I I SAFEGUARD BUY ONE FOR I I IN STANT 1NESTEA L. The St ~ l1st' sew.ng mach1 ne w1t h marvelous S1nge r fea tures 1 ExcluSI Ve fr on t dr op-i n bo bb in. 2. Var1ety of stllch es l1 ke stre tch. ZIQ·za g and stra1ght 3 Pus h· blitton reve rse con lrol that feeds labnc _s moothly SALE OHIOAN INJURED APPLEBY, Tex. (UP!) Charles B. Howard, 50, Proc.torville, Ohio, was in fair con· dition following treatment at N;1cogdoches Memorial hospital · here for burns · received Tuesday when the truck rig he was driving hit a. horse and plunged off .an emban kment. The accident occw-ed on U.S. 59 near here . Lawrence E. Vickers) of Hw-ricanene, Va., who had ' been sleeping_ in th e cab, was killed in the crash. JAR . 115 W. Second 992,2284 Pom eroy We havt a cred 1t plan de signe d 10 f1 1 your budge ! We als o have a l1 berat 1rade- ln -po11cy ,- . HOMEMADE HAM SALAD (256) AND North Gallia 000 100 0- 1 3 4 Kyge r Creek 212 102 X-7 7 3 Welch ( LP ) and J ames Loga n (5). Hud~on (WP ) and' Arnett. SIRLOIN STEAK BULK SAUSAGE PORK CHOPS CHUCK ROAST ? .FRESH CHICKENS 2 lb . LARGE FRANKS 2 lb. ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT 4-lb. J lb . J lb . 4 lb. 992-3502 WE A FISH PORTIONS lb. pkg. lb. SWEET TREAT CRUSHED COUNTRY STYLE lEAN AND TENDER PINEAPPLE PORK SAUSAGE PORK CUBE STEAK STOKELEY VAN CAMP $ ·4 No.2 cans Buy! $.1 '6 1 e 00 lSoz. cans 4 lb. RIB STEAK 4 lb . ROUND STEAK 5 lb . CHUCK ROAST 5-lb . GROUND BEEF J lb. SLICED BACON. 3 lb . SPARE RIB·s · 2 lb. STEW M.EAT EPT FE 79e lb. EXTRA LEAN GROUND CHUCK Maxi-Bowls Oleo $ lb.1.19 39e pkg. OUR .IGA BRAND $ CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK PORK & BEAN 2 $· Fine For Cookout 2·9e ~n~ $129 lb. . . HONEY SWEET FOOD STAMPS BANQUET BRAND FRIED CHICKEN PEARS •1 00' " '. I 5th and PEARl STS., RACINE "The Store With A Heart ·You, WE LIKE" , Right reserved to limit quantities .......,... , ...,. .We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective May 2-9 ' ' Monday Thril Friday Superiors Semi-Boneless 303 cans HAMS $ $ cans . 303 Great·· American -S OUps· . Saturday 9 to 9 · CLOSED SUNDAYS . . •••••:•.:••••••••••• .Dairy Buy ~~ •Week! ! i. Mighty Milk .! 303 cans Our Good Tasty GROUND BEEFJ; $ ········~······· • . %_gal. . crts. , : cans for $. ' MARIO 7 02. . .· Jar OLIVES •••••••••••••••••••• Florida Choice Fruit GRAPEFRUIT . .ON SWEETENED lb. ' I I I I bag ' I I ·· - -----------------~----~---------~ , I . ;' • . '" .. ' -~ ¢. I I · package , 3 27e 1' 1.00 ' GREEN BEANS . and 'POTATOES RADISHES 10e 3e 40 02.. can KRAFT VAN CAMP'S STAR KIST LIGHT CElLO PACKAGED ORAN-GE JUICE BEEN EE WEEN EE CHUNK .TUNA CARROTS ljz gal. 79e u.. , ,,_, 11111 ' 4 s Sl oz. cans '12 size can STOKELY'S.· ., box 119 . CELLO PACKAGED U. S. No. 1 Idaho PQTATOES · 8i' :; 99¢ lvs. for 2 lb. AMERICAN BEAUTY i $1~9 20 count • . 16 02. i WIENERS SLIC. BACON...... ~~: ... 95¢ ORANGE JUICE \ Bake & Break Bread r French City Ohio Valley SEALDSWEET : ·2 89¢ • .4:a:z·39e ·····~~········· . . 9'9¢ or 31b. more lb. STUFFED . : · ~airmonJ 2% . SEVERAL VARIETIES Marshmallows pkg. lb. cans Heat and Serve B.ETSY ROSS "I· Half or Whole · 15 oz. . JET PUFFED USDA Choice Meats ' · 9:00 to 7:00 3 and Recommend • ARGO PEAS·..•..•........ _ ...•~ APPLE LUCKY LEAF SAUCE ....•..••.. ~ .... PEAR DEL MONTE HALVES ...•.....••• .-•. We Feat-Ure· ' &9e lb. KRAFT PARKAY CHEESE . Your Order! Yours With A 7.50 Grocery Order or More PORK STEAK l-Ib. (258) WITH COUPON BOSTON BONNIE Ruy! $ 4 lb . ROUND STEAK 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 4 lb. GROUND BEEF 3 lb . STE W MEAT 2 FRESH CHICKENS 3 lb . -ROUND STEAK 3 lb . SLICED PORK SHOULDER . . 5 lb . GROUND BEEF . J lb . RIB STEAKS l lb . STEW MEAT SPREAD s Bonu:; • Art e Jonnson and fhe Carpenters. 3 LB . GROUND BEEF 2 lb . BULK SAUSAGE 2 lb . ALL MEAT WIENERS 2 lb . PORK CHOPS . 2 lb. ROUND STEAK 2 lb . ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT (255) 1I SUNDAY, MAY 6 AT 9 P. M. Starring Robert Young . Sandy Dun can, • ..,...,..,. GE;R~:E LEAN SL:CED ROBERT YOUNG WITH THE YOUNG ABC - 1o~ OVENWARE 'A Trademark o f THE SINGER CO MPANY Singer Presents - A Variety Special JJsoA -r Stout . EXPIRES ,MAy The Fabric S~op A PPAOV EO SINGER DEALER REG. SIZE each only '17 5 The ~ytist sewing machine with handsome Pacese tter cabinet , Z 676 . Bonus Phone Us soAP FAMOUS ANCHOR HOCKING :--- ------------= _________. .,_______... .EXPIRES MAy 5th . .j 11 WITH COUPON I I ·poRK & BEANS . CHOICE IGA M&R IGA FOODLINER M&R BARGAINLAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Daytime Pampers CATSUP ·.• Bmw.~ · Buy! 1 !o~~- 2 ·5 e.' 39e 1 oe l-Ib. bag hox of 15 . • .l '' '< �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 2, 1973 FRIDAY POMEROY LODGE 164 , F&_AM, father-son banquet, 6:30 p. m ~ Friday with dillner and e'htelt.ainment follow in~ at temple. All Master Masons and sons invited. Tickets may be secured froni any officer or at door Friday evening; WF.ONK~OAY • Maj Fellowship . Day;scheduled Friday "'ill be a c ontribution to work of will be the theme o! the May the stale along the lines o! Fellows hip Day program of the communitY servi~e along with Meigs Counly Church Women other racets of the program. United: ~'riday .at !he MidMrs . Campbell Harper, dlep~ rt Heath United president of Church Women Methodi st Church. United, will preside al the A sack lunch with beverage business meeting and Mrs. and dessert furni shed will be Ji.imes Criswell will have held at the church at 12:30 p.n1 . ehan~e of the program . Others and the program wil! begin at participating will be Mrs. Karl 1:30 p.m . The program is a Gruescr, Mrs . J. Edward salute to the volunteers of local F'os ter , Mrs . Everett Thomas, churc hes who have initiated 11· Mrs. Wi 1am Frecker, Mrs . programs and health care, Edith Sisson , Mrs. William service to the aging , to those Cozart , the Rev . Robert <.' onfined in institutions , in Bumgarner, Mrs. Donald areas of ecology and pea~e Hunnel , Mrs. Harry Moore,' building , and in the human Mrs . 0. B. Stout, Mrs. Ervin ri ghts movement. . Bawngardner, Mrs , Patrick The program wrll also em- Lochar·y, Mrs . David Ent.spha s1·ze the role or · church . M I mmgcr , rs. Ear Knight , women United in community Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs. Arnold servl·ce and ,·n the role of R' h d M R S ( · d rc ar s, rs. oy ey ne , helping young women from . Mrs . William Grueser, Mrs . backgrounds of poverty Allen Hampton and Mrs. Ben ochieve a fuller life. Neutzling, organ ist. The May fellowship offering ' 'As Hand Touches Hand'' MIDDLEPORT FIREMEN'S Ladies Auxiliary, . POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. 7:30p.m. at the new !ire hall. at the Rock Springs grange ·New officers will be hostesses. hall. • Baking and sewing LITTER WALK beginning at contests will be held . • 6 p.m. on upper parking lot in MAY FELLOWSHIP Day, Pomeroy. Take gloves and Churc h Women United of container . Sponsored by Meigs County , Heath United Winding Trail Garden Club. Methodist Church . Middleport, Clean air day Thursday, sack lunc h at 12 :30 followed by residents asked to leave cars at home lor day. program. MIDWAY COMMUNITY · WORK IN Fellowcraft Churc h revival 7:30p.m. each Degree when Pomeroy Lodge evening thr ough May 16. Rev . 164, F&AM, meets at 7:30p.m. Norman Taylor, evangelist; All Master Masons invited; Mr. Worley Haley, pastor . refreshments. Loci!ted on ~he LangsvilleMEIGS LOCAL OAPSE Dexter Road. Chapter, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Junior High Sc hool cafeteria in MIDDLEPOR_T CHAMBE_Rl : Middleport, Fred Haynes, field of Commerce, 7.4!) p.m ., s~~a representative, wHJ be present room of Columbus and to discuss negotiations. Southern Ohio Electric Co. THURSDAY SATURDAY • MEIGS COUNTY Chapter, ANNUAL MEETING of ._ AmeriCan Red C"ross meeting, Castor Cemetery Assn., 1:30 7:30 p.m . at Veterans p.m. at Columbus Chapel. All citizens are - Memorial Hospital cafeteria. interested EVANGELINE CHAPTER, welcome . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, OES, Middleport, . regular Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, bake ~ meeting,' 7: 30p.m. at Temple. sale, in front of Kroger 's ~ Member s lake wrapped gilts beginning 9:30 a.m. Al for auction . . MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL Economy Savings and Loan o! Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Co. in case of rain. SUNDAY p.m. at the Chester ElemenIn stalla ti on of offi ce r s EMERGENCY MEDICAL - lary Schpol. Reports on spring highlighted a meeting of the - conference; final preparations Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m . at Meig s · Cou nty 4-H Junior Ga lli a County Juni or on the Mother-Daughter Be-Inn Leadership Club Monday ~ight 35, ac ross Fairgrounds, Route May 10. Program will include a at the Columbus and Southern . from Holzer Medical Center. question and answer period f or Ohio Eleclfic Co., Middleport. Public invited. the new officers. In stall ed by Mrs . Patty WSCS AT Chester United Kelly, advisor were Lee Hysell, · Methodist Church, 1:30 p.m . MONDAY presiden t, M.arcia ·Carr, vice · The program "Living and MIDDLEPORT GARDEN pr esident, Teresa Carr, Acting in Love " by Altona Karr Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of secretary, In g rid Hawley, and Kathryn Mora. Mrs. M. L. French, Fisher St., publicity chai rman, a nd Noah . Middlepor t. Assisting Hysell and Edie Woodard, CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, hostesses, Mrs. Lloyd Black- recreation leaders. Jan Holter, 8 p.m. following Mass and Rosary at Sacred Heart wood and Miss Frieda Faehnle . co-vice president, and Lola Program by a guest demon- Walker, treasurer, were- abCatholic Church. strator. se nt. Bowling te.am s for the ·- PARTY GIVI>N 11ACINE - Jane Rees entertained with a pizza party at Ihe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Jarnes Rees, Racine , folJuwing the senior class play ul Southern High School Friday night. Attending were Lorna Bell , Debbie Nelson, Jay Hill, ~udi Roberts, Larry Wilcoxen, Barbara Fisher. Steve Yonker, Charlie Manuel, Greg Donohcw, Lee Ann Nease, Ron Hill, Mike Nease, ali cast members, and Barbara Nease, Denise Cross, Mrs . Liza Hobbs, Susan Kloch, Connie Snlith, John Eichinger, Debbie West, Art Hill and Mr. and Mrs . Rees and Jane . Mrs. Shain honored •• RACINE Mrs . David Sm.Hh, Racine, was honored recently with a layette shower at the home of Mrs. Maxine Shain. Gifts were pla(.'ed in a white bassinet trimmed with pink and blue streamers. Games were played, with prizes going to Mrs. Ruth Hysell, Mrs. Bruce Zirkle and Mrs . Marlene Wilson. Cake and ice cream were served to those named and Mrs. Terry Lewis. Mrs. Bob Wood, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs . PLAN SALE ·--.... REVIVAL OPENED The Mothers' Club o! the LANGSVILLE _ A revival Meigs Chapter, Order o! at the Midway Community DeMolay, will hold a rummage Church begins today at 7:30 sale Friday and Saturday in p.m. and will con·tinue for two the basement dining room of weeks. The Rev. Nprman lhe Midfjleport Masoni~ Taylor is, evangelist a·nd the Temple. The sale will be from 9 pastor is Worley Haley. The a.m. to 4 p.m. All mothers are church is located on the Langsto take rummage -to the King ville-Dexter Road. Builders Supply. . Bob Fisher, Mrs. Pearl Adams, Mrs. Opal Diddle, Mrs, Ruth Grindstaff, Mrs. Garnet Ervine, Mrs . Pauline Wolle and Chris, Mrs. Robert Boggess, Tammy Boggess and Miss Patty Shain. Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Shain were Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. Freeland Norris, Mrs . Don Kouns and Becky, Mrs. Denzel Boggess, Mrs. Russell Brown, Mrs. George LOwery, Mrs . Dorothy Glenn, Mrs. Jean .Zirkle, Mrs. Etta Will, Mrs. Norma Zirkle, Mrs. Mildred. Spencer, Miss Mary Findley, Mrs. Dixie Smith and Mrs. Beulah Stobart. OFFICERS !NST ALLED Mrs . Chester Simpson, Mrs . Gene Yost, Mrs. Edwin Cozart and Mrs. Edward Simpson 'of the Racine Baptis t Church; Mrs. Joseph Cook of the Pol)leroy First Baptist Church .Cornucopia Family Pin by h . da vitl SYRACUSE - Mrs. Freda Duffy hosted a meeting of the Third Friday . Club at her Syracuse home Friday. Reported improving from recent illnesses were Mrs. Marie Dailey and Mrs. Marie Erb. Hostess ~i!ts were presented to Mrs. Du!!y. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Ella Smith· and Mrs. Car:rie Neutz. ling . Mrs. Neutzling will host the next meeting. Present besides th:>se named were Mrs. Ella Smith, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Eva Dessauer, Mrs. Mabel Woire, Mrs. Bertha Ebersbach and Miss Erma Smith . ' ----· I _.~ - ' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A&P POLiCY; Always do what is ho.n est and lair lor every customAr. RAIN CHECK: attended the Installation of officers of the Baptist Women o! Rio Grande Association held at the Salem Baptist Church Friday night. II an advertised special is ever sold out ask the Manager lor a Raincheck . It entitles y0 u to the same item at the same 8peclal price the following week. ·Or If you wish we'll give you a comparable ilem at the same price. $. 1 s•. ••••• $,4. .l$1$1 :t•• BONELESS A&P offers an unconditional money- back guarantee. No matter what It Is, no matter who makes it, if A&P sells It, A&P quaran- oil Special fii/t lb BONELESS BOTTOM Prices Good Thru Saturday, MAY 5th tn · WED Stores e · • • HOURS DAILY 9:00 TO 5:00 PM FRIDAY 9 TO 8 PM Chiffon Cake Mix btl. ~,c r~~~ ~ Coupon A•laX ~ ' .. , , btl.' .. · . KLEENEX ASSORTED IDEAL Towels Dog Food 3 89 c Jumbo roDs . wt+h Th io C ou pon . lli.IS-oz. can• Coupon . 39c 69C 1~~; Coupon Good Thru Sat., May 5th At All A&P WEO's . Col. Div. • MIT ONE COUPON f!tl(tm;m,;_ TOPPING MIX • WINDOW AlaX CLEANER llkl .. caD ~ . AEROSOL wal. Thit· .Lucky Whip . . . 59c wah Th" Cascade w;~h Thtl box C~upon 3oc:' . FOR DISHES M-oz. box Coupon 49c ' On king Size 5-lb. . Wi~h ThiS • C,oupon With Th11 Coupon 4-oz. Box of er Deterger.t Good Thru Sat., May 5111 · At All AlP WEO's. Col. Div. You'll 'ae Thrilled with the· 40 to 50·1b. ' Avg, ·,c. 9" KRINKLE KUT ;;,~~ ~Lroou ONE COUPON::~J.ii~ t5c OFF LABEL . 44c ~~ Good Thru Sat., May 5th At All A&P WEO's. Col. Div; LIQUID CLEANER 29 . '~~ A&P WEO COUPON 1.<i:1'717ii<Ta1 Coupon = DuPont 501 Nylon Pile-Auffy Shaggy Shagluxurious Deep Carved PatternsAll in a Full Range of Georg~us Colors • • • &V"'f~-;g) ~ 1SY,-•J1 00 1~i~ ~ pkp. Good Thru Sat., May 5111 At All A&P WEO's- Ceil. Oiv• • ' 12 • • • Layer $1 5 - BARS or A&P REGULAR LIQUID, LEMON lb i pkg. o1 JANE PARKER . A&P WEO COUPON , DUNCAN HINES CUT TO YOUR ORDER FOR.,. Port..-hoUH tUeakl, Sirloin Stnlct. strip StelkJ, T-Bon. Steaks 1nd Chopped Sirloin POP· & FUDGE OR • • ·:. .Cherry.Pies lb. $, •• Fudge Bars F;R~i . .- pk~;o199c · pops FAMILY Cream TREAT • • STiX JET Ice Cream Bars • • French Fries • • ELSE TOM WILLARD, MGR. . • • e e e e $~&~ lb. lka. • • lb. Shonk - Portion 5 ...... • • •• · Lout, Whola or • • We' ll be happy · to lb. $1Jij Wito& H ·TWIN POPS OR ..Qol.en Corn e e e BONELESS BOTTOM · A&P WHOLE KERNEL SHOP AT HOME! -./ TEL: 992-7590 ' ~TEAK "Super-Right" Smoked Turbot Fillets • • • Cod Fillets~~~~. • • 99c Ocean Perch FilletsFRLEDtb.a9c: Fried Fish Sticks • • lb.79c Haddock Fillets FRIED • '"·99c Fried Fish Cakes • • ·tb.79c: measurements give estimates. . BONELESS .· ROUND Fish & Seafood Sale . Show you samples take ROOM SIZE REMNANTS OR .ROUND e~~~~ss n,aaaA#Ib. l -Ib. ' ~ 411ft BONELESS~ pkr. st A - - L s~~'6~~E~~P • • • lb. $14.95 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 5 S $129 Es{JeciaUy created to portray your family's story in beautiful birthmonth colors. '0/ BONELESS STEAK lb. ---· MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Mother's Day Is Sunday, May 13 l • OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 surniner were organized. It was uoted that a pop stand will be operated ot the Regatta . Clean-up day at Canter's Caw~ was announced for Mily 4 from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. and those interested are asked to assist that day . The $1 dues are payable at the May meeti ng. A guest speaker will be featured at the May 14 meeting. " Ham. merman in Williamsburg," a -~ film about a blacksmith in coloni al Willi amsb ur g was shown. Marcia and Teresa Carr served refreshments. THURS., FRI. and SAT. •• POMEROY • I ---.--- Iff . . Third Friday _Club GUARANTEE: Meigs 4-H Junior Leaders install officers at meet Carpet-Land 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 2, 1973 Mrs. Duffy hosts Good Thru Sat., May 5111 At All A&P WEO's . Col. Oiv. ONE BIG SELECTION I A&P WEO COUPON With This ' . Check Thes.e Anniversary .Sale Prices! I 1' DUPONTSOi. NYLON PILE ' $ '415.20· Save '135 , 280o._ o Carpet your liVING ROOM, DINING ROOM and HALL - all far ... Compare at Bsed on .40 sq . yds . 45 sq. yds . .. ............ .. '31 5 •3 Rooms Based on 30 sq.'yds ....... ,........ : '21 0 ., . ' I • BUTml . Land O'Lakes • Maxwell House Maxwell House · 2••• 3 $295 Maxwell House · ~·· . . Ni'scafe Coffee ·~.. $1 87 VACUUM PACKm COffU D::s~~~G C~k~tn w/Kidll tY , Mut by Prod~ct , Mo~ch r tl . li>'tr I Tun,, Chlckt n I P.,h, Tunt I Chichn Good Thru Sot., May 5lh At All A&P WEO's. Cols. Div. LIMIT ONE COIUPC!N ll.; .... CDuntry Oinntr ,Tun•, And Get One·Free! Good Thru Sat., At All A&P WEO's - • l·lb. pkr. and HALL ... all far - Wishbone And Get One Free! . \ Carpet your LIVt'NG ROOM, DINING ROOM on 40 sq. yds . '450 · •4 Rooms Based on 45 sq. yds ......... .'........ '405 •3 Rooms Based on 30 sq. yds ..•. : ..... ......_. '270 . •5 Rooms Based on 50 sq. yds ..: .... ::-:: ...... Based on '499 40 . Save '140 · sq . yds. 450 •4 Rooms based o.n 45 sq:-ydr.:'................ '405 •Rooms based on 30 sq. yds ................ :···-'270 · •5 Rooms based on 50 sq. yds .. .......... : .. ... 1 *CARPET * -SPONGE PAD ·* INSTALLATION . Guaranteed For Life of Carpe,t I POMEROY · TOM WILLARD, MANAGER ,. ' ., I Based '499.00 Save •·r40 . ,. Buy One ,8-oz. btl. of Chunky Bleu Dial Soap SHAGGY SHAG-locoLoRs Compare at ' Based an PHONE 992!"7590 . . . . I 2 Reg: Size Ban of Buy ~ L.:.J' = = : : : =LIMIT ONE . ,. . INSTANT COFFEE ' I \ 116 W. MAIN ST. VACUUM PACK£D COffU VACUUM. PACK£D COFF££ btl. 1b. lb. ' WishbOne Russian.Dressing .. ...... •;:,'\ 43' Wishbone Deluxe French Dressing .. ·--~· 43' WishbOne California Onion Dressing . t.~· 43' w/r"l • · al , 39' lipton Noodle Soup '""" ,,.,, .... . ...... · U~DJ,61C Na bisco Chips Ahoy , ......... · .. ..•. Dixie Cup Refills . .. . . . . •. . . . 100 l..· H. .. 61' $127 Jar · · Taster's Choice ..... ·Tomato Ketchup u,••·29c Joe • • • "~;L 49c 79~ Orange Juice • · :..-o.:· 100 $}25 Tea Bags • '•' · HEINZ l-Ib. •s Rooms Base!'~ on 55 ~q . yds ................. '385 •4 Rooms ' _ KOOEL POLYESTER PILE ' ' Carpet your· LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM and HALL- all for ... Compareat • Coupon . l().o.. Jar 99c • f~l; Coupon . G-ood Tltpr Sat., May 5th. At All AI:P WEO's-Cols. DiY. MIT ONE COUPON GENERAL MILLS LIQUID Buc Wheats Wisk a-oz. pkc. 29C . 1~;; 32-••· Cou.pon. bU. Good Thru So~t..~ May 5th. At All A& P WEO'~o/1. Div • . 69C · 1~~.h . .. Coupon Good Thru Sat., M~y 5th. At All A&P WEO's-Col,, Div, O~E C~U~O .. ,== MIT .ONE COIUPON; DEODORANT Uflna, pkg. of 230 5000 can . \ ' FROZEN · 1 TENDERLI;>F cl. pkr. .·. Pillsbirry1Chocolate Chip Cookies ... '~~~·53c · 57 Stea k Sauce .......... . ."'"'·69c Hemz '"· Pennsylvania Dutch Egg Noodles ; .. ~:~ : 35' . Polytex Wh1tener ......... ..,_:' . ... u-~·a9c ... Confadina Tomato Paste ..... i, .... ';~-::· 33' Cont;,Jina Pizza Sauce ........... '!;:;.'·39c 1 �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 2, 1973 FRIDAY POMEROY LODGE 164 , F&_AM, father-son banquet, 6:30 p. m ~ Friday with dillner and e'htelt.ainment follow in~ at temple. All Master Masons and sons invited. Tickets may be secured froni any officer or at door Friday evening; WF.ONK~OAY • Maj Fellowship . Day;scheduled Friday "'ill be a c ontribution to work of will be the theme o! the May the stale along the lines o! Fellows hip Day program of the communitY servi~e along with Meigs Counly Church Women other racets of the program. United: ~'riday .at !he MidMrs . Campbell Harper, dlep~ rt Heath United president of Church Women Methodi st Church. United, will preside al the A sack lunch with beverage business meeting and Mrs. and dessert furni shed will be Ji.imes Criswell will have held at the church at 12:30 p.n1 . ehan~e of the program . Others and the program wil! begin at participating will be Mrs. Karl 1:30 p.m . The program is a Gruescr, Mrs . J. Edward salute to the volunteers of local F'os ter , Mrs . Everett Thomas, churc hes who have initiated 11· Mrs. Wi 1am Frecker, Mrs . programs and health care, Edith Sisson , Mrs. William service to the aging , to those Cozart , the Rev . Robert <.' onfined in institutions , in Bumgarner, Mrs. Donald areas of ecology and pea~e Hunnel , Mrs. Harry Moore,' building , and in the human Mrs . 0. B. Stout, Mrs. Ervin ri ghts movement. . Bawngardner, Mrs , Patrick The program wrll also em- Lochar·y, Mrs . David Ent.spha s1·ze the role or · church . M I mmgcr , rs. Ear Knight , women United in community Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs. Arnold servl·ce and ,·n the role of R' h d M R S ( · d rc ar s, rs. oy ey ne , helping young women from . Mrs . William Grueser, Mrs . backgrounds of poverty Allen Hampton and Mrs. Ben ochieve a fuller life. Neutzling, organ ist. The May fellowship offering ' 'As Hand Touches Hand'' MIDDLEPORT FIREMEN'S Ladies Auxiliary, . POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. 7:30p.m. at the new !ire hall. at the Rock Springs grange ·New officers will be hostesses. hall. • Baking and sewing LITTER WALK beginning at contests will be held . • 6 p.m. on upper parking lot in MAY FELLOWSHIP Day, Pomeroy. Take gloves and Churc h Women United of container . Sponsored by Meigs County , Heath United Winding Trail Garden Club. Methodist Church . Middleport, Clean air day Thursday, sack lunc h at 12 :30 followed by residents asked to leave cars at home lor day. program. MIDWAY COMMUNITY · WORK IN Fellowcraft Churc h revival 7:30p.m. each Degree when Pomeroy Lodge evening thr ough May 16. Rev . 164, F&AM, meets at 7:30p.m. Norman Taylor, evangelist; All Master Masons invited; Mr. Worley Haley, pastor . refreshments. Loci!ted on ~he LangsvilleMEIGS LOCAL OAPSE Dexter Road. Chapter, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Junior High Sc hool cafeteria in MIDDLEPOR_T CHAMBE_Rl : Middleport, Fred Haynes, field of Commerce, 7.4!) p.m ., s~~a representative, wHJ be present room of Columbus and to discuss negotiations. Southern Ohio Electric Co. THURSDAY SATURDAY • MEIGS COUNTY Chapter, ANNUAL MEETING of ._ AmeriCan Red C"ross meeting, Castor Cemetery Assn., 1:30 7:30 p.m . at Veterans p.m. at Columbus Chapel. All citizens are - Memorial Hospital cafeteria. interested EVANGELINE CHAPTER, welcome . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, OES, Middleport, . regular Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, bake ~ meeting,' 7: 30p.m. at Temple. sale, in front of Kroger 's ~ Member s lake wrapped gilts beginning 9:30 a.m. Al for auction . . MEIGS COUNTY COUNCIL Economy Savings and Loan o! Parents and Teachers, 7:30 Co. in case of rain. SUNDAY p.m. at the Chester ElemenIn stalla ti on of offi ce r s EMERGENCY MEDICAL - lary Schpol. Reports on spring highlighted a meeting of the - conference; final preparations Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m . at Meig s · Cou nty 4-H Junior Ga lli a County Juni or on the Mother-Daughter Be-Inn Leadership Club Monday ~ight 35, ac ross Fairgrounds, Route May 10. Program will include a at the Columbus and Southern . from Holzer Medical Center. question and answer period f or Ohio Eleclfic Co., Middleport. Public invited. the new officers. In stall ed by Mrs . Patty WSCS AT Chester United Kelly, advisor were Lee Hysell, · Methodist Church, 1:30 p.m . MONDAY presiden t, M.arcia ·Carr, vice · The program "Living and MIDDLEPORT GARDEN pr esident, Teresa Carr, Acting in Love " by Altona Karr Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of secretary, In g rid Hawley, and Kathryn Mora. Mrs. M. L. French, Fisher St., publicity chai rman, a nd Noah . Middlepor t. Assisting Hysell and Edie Woodard, CATHOLIC WOMEN 'S Club, hostesses, Mrs. Lloyd Black- recreation leaders. Jan Holter, 8 p.m. following Mass and Rosary at Sacred Heart wood and Miss Frieda Faehnle . co-vice president, and Lola Program by a guest demon- Walker, treasurer, were- abCatholic Church. strator. se nt. Bowling te.am s for the ·- PARTY GIVI>N 11ACINE - Jane Rees entertained with a pizza party at Ihe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Jarnes Rees, Racine , folJuwing the senior class play ul Southern High School Friday night. Attending were Lorna Bell , Debbie Nelson, Jay Hill, ~udi Roberts, Larry Wilcoxen, Barbara Fisher. Steve Yonker, Charlie Manuel, Greg Donohcw, Lee Ann Nease, Ron Hill, Mike Nease, ali cast members, and Barbara Nease, Denise Cross, Mrs . Liza Hobbs, Susan Kloch, Connie Snlith, John Eichinger, Debbie West, Art Hill and Mr. and Mrs . Rees and Jane . Mrs. Shain honored •• RACINE Mrs . David Sm.Hh, Racine, was honored recently with a layette shower at the home of Mrs. Maxine Shain. Gifts were pla(.'ed in a white bassinet trimmed with pink and blue streamers. Games were played, with prizes going to Mrs. Ruth Hysell, Mrs. Bruce Zirkle and Mrs . Marlene Wilson. Cake and ice cream were served to those named and Mrs. Terry Lewis. Mrs. Bob Wood, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs . PLAN SALE ·--.... REVIVAL OPENED The Mothers' Club o! the LANGSVILLE _ A revival Meigs Chapter, Order o! at the Midway Community DeMolay, will hold a rummage Church begins today at 7:30 sale Friday and Saturday in p.m. and will con·tinue for two the basement dining room of weeks. The Rev. Nprman lhe Midfjleport Masoni~ Taylor is, evangelist a·nd the Temple. The sale will be from 9 pastor is Worley Haley. The a.m. to 4 p.m. All mothers are church is located on the Langsto take rummage -to the King ville-Dexter Road. Builders Supply. . Bob Fisher, Mrs. Pearl Adams, Mrs. Opal Diddle, Mrs, Ruth Grindstaff, Mrs. Garnet Ervine, Mrs . Pauline Wolle and Chris, Mrs. Robert Boggess, Tammy Boggess and Miss Patty Shain. Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Shain were Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. Freeland Norris, Mrs . Don Kouns and Becky, Mrs. Denzel Boggess, Mrs. Russell Brown, Mrs. George LOwery, Mrs . Dorothy Glenn, Mrs. Jean .Zirkle, Mrs. Etta Will, Mrs. Norma Zirkle, Mrs. Mildred. Spencer, Miss Mary Findley, Mrs. Dixie Smith and Mrs. Beulah Stobart. OFFICERS !NST ALLED Mrs . Chester Simpson, Mrs . Gene Yost, Mrs. Edwin Cozart and Mrs. Edward Simpson 'of the Racine Baptis t Church; Mrs. Joseph Cook of the Pol)leroy First Baptist Church .Cornucopia Family Pin by h . da vitl SYRACUSE - Mrs. Freda Duffy hosted a meeting of the Third Friday . Club at her Syracuse home Friday. Reported improving from recent illnesses were Mrs. Marie Dailey and Mrs. Marie Erb. Hostess ~i!ts were presented to Mrs. Du!!y. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Ella Smith· and Mrs. Car:rie Neutz. ling . Mrs. Neutzling will host the next meeting. Present besides th:>se named were Mrs. Ella Smith, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Eva Dessauer, Mrs. Mabel Woire, Mrs. Bertha Ebersbach and Miss Erma Smith . ' ----· I _.~ - ' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A&P POLiCY; Always do what is ho.n est and lair lor every customAr. RAIN CHECK: attended the Installation of officers of the Baptist Women o! Rio Grande Association held at the Salem Baptist Church Friday night. II an advertised special is ever sold out ask the Manager lor a Raincheck . It entitles y0 u to the same item at the same 8peclal price the following week. ·Or If you wish we'll give you a comparable ilem at the same price. $. 1 s•. ••••• $,4. .l$1$1 :t•• BONELESS A&P offers an unconditional money- back guarantee. No matter what It Is, no matter who makes it, if A&P sells It, A&P quaran- oil Special fii/t lb BONELESS BOTTOM Prices Good Thru Saturday, MAY 5th tn · WED Stores e · • • HOURS DAILY 9:00 TO 5:00 PM FRIDAY 9 TO 8 PM Chiffon Cake Mix btl. ~,c r~~~ ~ Coupon A•laX ~ ' .. , , btl.' .. · . KLEENEX ASSORTED IDEAL Towels Dog Food 3 89 c Jumbo roDs . wt+h Th io C ou pon . lli.IS-oz. can• Coupon . 39c 69C 1~~; Coupon Good Thru Sat., May 5th At All A&P WEO's . Col. Div. • MIT ONE COUPON f!tl(tm;m,;_ TOPPING MIX • WINDOW AlaX CLEANER llkl .. caD ~ . AEROSOL wal. Thit· .Lucky Whip . . . 59c wah Th" Cascade w;~h Thtl box C~upon 3oc:' . FOR DISHES M-oz. box Coupon 49c ' On king Size 5-lb. . Wi~h ThiS • C,oupon With Th11 Coupon 4-oz. Box of er Deterger.t Good Thru Sat., May 5111 · At All AlP WEO's. Col. Div. You'll 'ae Thrilled with the· 40 to 50·1b. ' Avg, ·,c. 9" KRINKLE KUT ;;,~~ ~Lroou ONE COUPON::~J.ii~ t5c OFF LABEL . 44c ~~ Good Thru Sat., May 5th At All A&P WEO's. Col. Div; LIQUID CLEANER 29 . '~~ A&P WEO COUPON 1.<i:1'717ii<Ta1 Coupon = DuPont 501 Nylon Pile-Auffy Shaggy Shagluxurious Deep Carved PatternsAll in a Full Range of Georg~us Colors • • • &V"'f~-;g) ~ 1SY,-•J1 00 1~i~ ~ pkp. Good Thru Sat., May 5111 At All A&P WEO's- Ceil. Oiv• • ' 12 • • • Layer $1 5 - BARS or A&P REGULAR LIQUID, LEMON lb i pkg. o1 JANE PARKER . A&P WEO COUPON , DUNCAN HINES CUT TO YOUR ORDER FOR.,. Port..-hoUH tUeakl, Sirloin Stnlct. strip StelkJ, T-Bon. Steaks 1nd Chopped Sirloin POP· & FUDGE OR • • ·:. .Cherry.Pies lb. $, •• Fudge Bars F;R~i . .- pk~;o199c · pops FAMILY Cream TREAT • • STiX JET Ice Cream Bars • • French Fries • • ELSE TOM WILLARD, MGR. . • • e e e e $~&~ lb. lka. • • lb. Shonk - Portion 5 ...... • • •• · Lout, Whola or • • We' ll be happy · to lb. $1Jij Wito& H ·TWIN POPS OR ..Qol.en Corn e e e BONELESS BOTTOM · A&P WHOLE KERNEL SHOP AT HOME! -./ TEL: 992-7590 ' ~TEAK "Super-Right" Smoked Turbot Fillets • • • Cod Fillets~~~~. • • 99c Ocean Perch FilletsFRLEDtb.a9c: Fried Fish Sticks • • lb.79c Haddock Fillets FRIED • '"·99c Fried Fish Cakes • • ·tb.79c: measurements give estimates. . BONELESS .· ROUND Fish & Seafood Sale . Show you samples take ROOM SIZE REMNANTS OR .ROUND e~~~~ss n,aaaA#Ib. l -Ib. ' ~ 411ft BONELESS~ pkr. st A - - L s~~'6~~E~~P • • • lb. $14.95 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 5 S $129 Es{JeciaUy created to portray your family's story in beautiful birthmonth colors. '0/ BONELESS STEAK lb. ---· MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Mother's Day Is Sunday, May 13 l • OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 surniner were organized. It was uoted that a pop stand will be operated ot the Regatta . Clean-up day at Canter's Caw~ was announced for Mily 4 from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. and those interested are asked to assist that day . The $1 dues are payable at the May meeti ng. A guest speaker will be featured at the May 14 meeting. " Ham. merman in Williamsburg," a -~ film about a blacksmith in coloni al Willi amsb ur g was shown. Marcia and Teresa Carr served refreshments. THURS., FRI. and SAT. •• POMEROY • I ---.--- Iff . . Third Friday _Club GUARANTEE: Meigs 4-H Junior Leaders install officers at meet Carpet-Land 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 2, 1973 Mrs. Duffy hosts Good Thru Sat., May 5111 At All A&P WEO's . Col. Oiv. ONE BIG SELECTION I A&P WEO COUPON With This ' . Check Thes.e Anniversary .Sale Prices! I 1' DUPONTSOi. NYLON PILE ' $ '415.20· Save '135 , 280o._ o Carpet your liVING ROOM, DINING ROOM and HALL - all far ... Compare at Bsed on .40 sq . yds . 45 sq. yds . .. ............ .. '31 5 •3 Rooms Based on 30 sq.'yds ....... ,........ : '21 0 ., . ' I • BUTml . Land O'Lakes • Maxwell House Maxwell House · 2••• 3 $295 Maxwell House · ~·· . . Ni'scafe Coffee ·~.. $1 87 VACUUM PACKm COffU D::s~~~G C~k~tn w/Kidll tY , Mut by Prod~ct , Mo~ch r tl . li>'tr I Tun,, Chlckt n I P.,h, Tunt I Chichn Good Thru Sot., May 5lh At All A&P WEO's. Cols. Div. LIMIT ONE COIUPC!N ll.; .... CDuntry Oinntr ,Tun•, And Get One·Free! Good Thru Sat., At All A&P WEO's - • l·lb. pkr. and HALL ... all far - Wishbone And Get One Free! . \ Carpet your LIVt'NG ROOM, DINING ROOM on 40 sq. yds . '450 · •4 Rooms Based on 45 sq. yds ......... .'........ '405 •3 Rooms Based on 30 sq. yds ..•. : ..... ......_. '270 . •5 Rooms Based on 50 sq. yds ..: .... ::-:: ...... Based on '499 40 . Save '140 · sq . yds. 450 •4 Rooms based o.n 45 sq:-ydr.:'................ '405 •Rooms based on 30 sq. yds ................ :···-'270 · •5 Rooms based on 50 sq. yds .. .......... : .. ... 1 *CARPET * -SPONGE PAD ·* INSTALLATION . Guaranteed For Life of Carpe,t I POMEROY · TOM WILLARD, MANAGER ,. ' ., I Based '499.00 Save •·r40 . ,. Buy One ,8-oz. btl. of Chunky Bleu Dial Soap SHAGGY SHAG-locoLoRs Compare at ' Based an PHONE 992!"7590 . . . . I 2 Reg: Size Ban of Buy ~ L.:.J' = = : : : =LIMIT ONE . ,. . INSTANT COFFEE ' I \ 116 W. MAIN ST. VACUUM PACK£D COffU VACUUM. PACK£D COFF££ btl. 1b. lb. ' WishbOne Russian.Dressing .. ...... •;:,'\ 43' Wishbone Deluxe French Dressing .. ·--~· 43' WishbOne California Onion Dressing . t.~· 43' w/r"l • · al , 39' lipton Noodle Soup '""" ,,.,, .... . ...... · U~DJ,61C Na bisco Chips Ahoy , ......... · .. ..•. Dixie Cup Refills . .. . . . . •. . . . 100 l..· H. .. 61' $127 Jar · · Taster's Choice ..... ·Tomato Ketchup u,••·29c Joe • • • "~;L 49c 79~ Orange Juice • · :..-o.:· 100 $}25 Tea Bags • '•' · HEINZ l-Ib. •s Rooms Base!'~ on 55 ~q . yds ................. '385 •4 Rooms ' _ KOOEL POLYESTER PILE ' ' Carpet your· LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM and HALL- all for ... Compareat • Coupon . l().o.. Jar 99c • f~l; Coupon . G-ood Tltpr Sat., May 5th. At All AI:P WEO's-Cols. DiY. MIT ONE COUPON GENERAL MILLS LIQUID Buc Wheats Wisk a-oz. pkc. 29C . 1~;; 32-••· Cou.pon. bU. Good Thru So~t..~ May 5th. At All A& P WEO'~o/1. Div • . 69C · 1~~.h . .. Coupon Good Thru Sat., M~y 5th. At All A&P WEO's-Col,, Div, O~E C~U~O .. ,== MIT .ONE COIUPON; DEODORANT Uflna, pkg. of 230 5000 can . \ ' FROZEN · 1 TENDERLI;>F cl. pkr. .·. Pillsbirry1Chocolate Chip Cookies ... '~~~·53c · 57 Stea k Sauce .......... . ."'"'·69c Hemz '"· Pennsylvania Dutch Egg Noodles ; .. ~:~ : 35' . Polytex Wh1tener ......... ..,_:' . ... u-~·a9c ... Confadina Tomato Paste ..... i, .... ';~-::· 33' Cont;,Jina Pizza Sauce ........... '!;:;.'·39c 1 �' I .. t 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Ponwro) . 0 .. Mal 2. 19;;~ Shower honors Kathy Abbott CLOSE OIIT GROUP Ladies Early Spring ' Grueser, Mrs. Scott Folmer , Mrs . Mory Tha iJ<t. · Mr. and Mr s. Jack King, Mrs. Constcmce Shields, Mrs. Le wis r. ru('scr. Mr. ond J\1rs. George Sisson, Mrs. William Grucser . Hostesses for the shower Mrs.' Hugh Bcarhs, Mr. and l ilmO U'i lor qv•ck cl~rtranc e-. smMt styles, broken ~i zes . Ou t th ey go. gr ou ped of the Middlep orl - Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Association of University Women ,Was in Columbus over the weekend to attend the 84th annual convention of the Ohio Division, AAUW. Highlights of the convention included add r esses by Dr. Warren Bennis, president of the University of Cincinnati, who di scussed the future universi ty , and Dr. Simon Dinitz, professor of . socioiogy at Ohi o State Unive rsity, talking on "Our. Society in Shock." Another highlig ht of the convention was the acceptance weekend With Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert, Kim and Jimmy , Springfi e ld . Whil e there they attendeq the Cincinnati Reds baseball gam e. r---------. SHIRT FINISHING MEN'5-BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE TO THE TOE CLEARANCE GROUP · LADIES SPRING GYM. OXFORDS COATS M en 's, boys' and you th s' lace to the toe st y le g y m ox for d s wi th moul de d soles for lon ger w eur . A me r ~c a n made. Cv shion in sole, Reg. '2.99 Value coler·s a nd piille rn <> . $ 99 $ PAIR VALUES TO 22.99 CLEARANCE GROUP LADIES SPRING 00 VatUe:> to $19 .99 in th i s early dresses, broken si-zes, fam ous labels. SHIRTS Cl ~s e out lot. from our stoc~ . Uut they go Stiftler's. · Th er e hot, budg et pr ice d , l arge ·selection of l<~d i cs new s hi p men t . sma rt styl es, ass L new spr i ng color s and s izes. See th ese ell ·. Sli lf 1er 's a nd PANT SUITS Yes, you save new spring pa nt suits, sm art s ty le s, new spr i ng col or s, broken s ond save <11 Sti!fl er's . 00 $1 .79 be tter sha g and loop lhrow rug s. Ass t . g r o~,~p SUIT of si zes. soec ta l pur chil sr; . Asst . Colors. Stack up $}00 Sl) rln g EA. .----------~:-----1 no w tor yo ur. · c lcn ning house SPECIAL PURCHASE _ ____: Values to '2.99 ., House Hold ·PLASTICS TOPS · Special Purchase khil tops. Val ues of lad ies to $2. 99 . Sl e e ve l ess, thr ee f ourlh I <l SSI . sty les and new fab r: i cs. See the se c1nd Stilli er 's . 99 EACH Value To 59' Big Lot SECOND FLOOR FOR ·. · Fold For . Easy Storing MATCHING PATIO LOUNGES MEN'S NEW SPRING ~HORT comfor ta bl e for summer wear . $699 . EACH . ' I' i '' . $_ The p r a c ti c ~:d and pretty 9i ft for $ 99 ~~ ENAMEL Town an d Country quality latex semi gloss ehamel for carefree wa ll s and trim . White and celors. · Asst Patterns ' TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY ~----. LATEX FLAT · ____.......______, Town and Country Latex Wa II Pain!. Odorless, dries in minutes .. White and 10 best colors. Regular $3.99 value. LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! · Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet During the nun csnow off sea.son the U. ~ . Women 's AlpifiC Ski Team members •go on the "Ski Team'' die t t o l o se 20 pounds in two weeks .. .That's right - 20 pound s in 14 days! ' Reg. '1.79 Now $.133 . PAIR the basis Or the diet is chemical foo d a·ctfon and was devi sed· .by a fam 9us Colorado physician espedally fo r the. U.S. Ski Team . Nermal energy is maintained (very imp o rtant~) while reducing. You keep "full" - nO starvation ,___ bc~a usc th e d,iet is designed that way . Jt :s a diet that i s ·c :~s y to.follu\'v \vhct ber you work. t.ravel or s t::~y at home . This 1 is honestly <i Jan tastical ly s~t CGessful Ji et. · If it weren 't, the U.S. Women's Ski Tea m wo uldn't be permitted to use i t· ~ · Right? So , give yourself th e same break the H.S. . Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientifi c. proven way. Eveti if you'\_:e tried all the· other die ts, you owe it to yourself-to try th e U.S. Women· s Ski . Team Qie1. That is. if you rl'all r do -wa01 w lose :2 0 pounds in t~ o weekS. · Ord€r !mby. T e;H Ihis out aS a reminder. -, ~' 1 Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Ser vice) ·cash is O.K.. to: Health Aid s lnsiitu te: P.O. Bo x 1352. p,J o Al to. .CA' . .t 94302 . Doil't orde( 1unle.ss '.' Oll wanl llJ h\se ~O . pound s in two weeks! 'BecaUse that ts what th.e ~ki ream Diet ~ill dD. HOUSE PAINT W·ALL .PAPER FOR EVERY ROOM · · Clean up, fi~ up, paper up now. Washable viny l coa ted wallpaper> ' for eve ry room . Ceiling p1apers 29c to 69c single . . , POMEROY.~JORE ONLY ,2·9~ SR. TO SIX CUP HECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLATORS, I Handy .6 cup capaci!y e:ectr ic ccill ee per colators . Complete w i th cord , Reg . 53.99 value. You need one of the se. Save at Slilll!' r '.c, ;_, ·~ 98~ SR. ·$ I "' l $)58 Town aml Country wh ite hqu5e paint for wood • .shing le, stucc' and masonry. No•· th e tim e to · s1 pa inting. _, '$ 49 GAL . JEANEnE GLASSWARE • A. FOOTED COMPOTE CHOICE II. CANDY I!OWL WITH COVER . ·c. TWCi SUD VASES D. SWAN DISH WITH COVER E. AZTEC ROSE I!OWL F. FENTIC FOOTED I!OWL ' IIDIISIWAII DEPT. ~ ) E. ~ -?D. . JEANETTE GLASSWARE A . LOMBARDI BOWL CHOI(:E B. GONDO LA BOWL CPEDE~TAL FRUIT BOWl$ D. FEN TIC BOWL .AVAILABLE IN AMBE;R INA. AQUAMAR INA & Ll LAC EACH NDUSIWAIE DEPT. . REG. ~9 i ClOTHIN' DEPT. CDSMITIC DEPT. ------.....,~ FOSTORIA ..-. ' '-.. . ~....... ~J . ~,' GILUTTl SUPER MAX SUNBEAM PERCOlATOR AP·72 $ 99 JEWEUIY DEPT. HECK'S REG. 115,; NORELCO LADIES' SHAVER ~~~ .. . <ompo !1 b o o,. t~ · "' ~"'' 1hat'o 10 ou or oo u • ~ l o ... ,.<Jp ' tor 1hO ••" i lou• un d uml"' " ''" ' 1!>0 o•h·•• '• to• ,;,..,..,.Q On ol! $599 ... ""' "h .-.... Ao•~• ,..o;~ O~ ld plu1h <~ko" P"' "" la o Q•'!' " UI JIWEfRY SUNBEAM ' VANWYCK HAND MIXER SLICIN KNIFE · • Open lor handle eaie of opera tion . • Right or lef t hand 1liting. • Puih· bullon blade e jetlion. • Sto l11leu lteel blade 1olety lo ck1 in ploce; • Fi ng~r· lip on·ofl <:or'\l rol • Make1 tarviflg 1!01)' and elfoll· ln1 • Heavy duty molar lor utro power $8?9 . EACH ' HECK 'S ' REG • $2.28 HECK'S Reg . H-T- H .. · Un ~cent ed HECK'S REG. '9.96 TOWN AND--COUNTRY FUME AND MILDEW RESISTING YL COATED BATH BlADS solid colors !1nd ~ lripe s in sin•s S, M, L. Spe,oo l l Cf etm Yenl to keep e•e n the lon ge \ 1 hu ir froni 1gt!t\ ing lungled. W o rk! on long or 1horl huif- l•g htwe HJ hl 1mu ll 1ize lwc 1peed blowing SOO big wall~ o f po~er . PAINT Town and Coun tr y . quality latex floor, porch and .patio ·pa int. For interior or exterior wood or concre t e fl oors. ~~( Pl enty ot easy l i ving ability ... Ihal' s what we call ltlcse comf ortabl e poly tank lOps in flat or r·ib knit. Choose 'f r dm FOR LADIES FLOOR-PORCH-PATIO SNEAKERS (lDTN/IfC DEPT. WHITE RAIN HAIR . SPRAY 331014 TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY • Am eric ap ma(Je c anvdssneaKer s with molded soles. Choose fr om popUlar co lor s or . whi te . Eo 5y l o cl e an . ' TANK "TOPS TO '10.99 STEAM and ---DRY IRON Robinson's Cleaners LAD I AMERICAN MADE SPORT HECK'S REG • 18 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE I WALL PAINT SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9- 0ut At 5 ' 11 s~ Our Free PMk ing Lot' 216 E . 2nd , Pomeroy LADIES' HECK'S REG. 56 ' OTHERS AT '3.99 14 1 ? lo 22 h . Po ly Print s and So lid $ 59~ 33~ . ' ors . Co me ear ly fOr the be~t <ele•:lioc oz. HAIR SET TAPE EACH TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY LATEX SEMI-GLOSS keep their cedi! Ou r selection i nclude ~ a wide ch oice of st ri pe s, che ch an9 plo id s1 in si1 es 8 to 20, 14 ~7 to 1 24 t1 at:~d 26 V:o to 32 V1. ' -~ize rang e in grou p . . . in t lude~ 12 to $16 .99 sleevc le s\ culotfes that really with oUr selection o'f easy co re co !ton blend · pa nts in chic flore design or H you'd rather .· .. choo se the smart cuffed style . .. sizes 8 to 20 in your pick of several fo ~hion' colo rs, · d rc s ~c s ! Coo lly fa shioned in srDart llnl!s for all MOM S. In good looking polye s t'cr, new Sp ri ng a nd Summer hues. Wide HECK'S REG. ~Off The perfeCt gift foi- Mother , . , delight her Big Select io o! Big Saving'' Fo oc y lh i1 ~uriny group of " e veryday" sh ort ~lcev.c CULOTTES MOM . .. Mcim 'i. o bu sy ga l , so why not pleo ~ c her with- nifl y, carefree po lye ster and cell on ,,,Es 1.4.·88 LADIES' SLEEVELESS . POL VESTER AND COTTON Ladies Windbreaker 1/z Off Heck's Reg. Price \ Jr. ~ys Slack Sets ~ Off Heck's . . · Reg~ .· Pnce 1.. '' 1· rl"fants Spring &Gloves . · . Ladies .Slacks $3 - $4 .& $5 Girls Fly Tops .% OFF Heck's Reg. Hand ~ome $~0~ SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATION $5.66 ClOTHIN' DEPT. SLEEVE sh irts that never need ironing . to 17 and S·M -L · XL i n popular solids, sfr,iPes and lanc ies. Cool and ta nk sty le HECK'S REG. _SHIRTS Size s 141 ·2 or $438 DRESS OR. SPORT pair 100 pet. nylon . pi le carpet runn e r in assort ed pa tt ern s for dozens of uses. 27" wi de. Regu l ar $2. 50 yard . MATCHING .PILLOW CASES EACH $399 . RUNNER ing sleeveless 1ops. Sizes: S, M, l, . $299 BAGGY JfANS CARPET FULL FITTED PATIO CHAIRS BOYS BUDGET PRICED BAGGY 27" WIDE 100% NYLON PILE 81xl04 or mu l ti color vinYl weather proof webbi ng, fold for ea?y st.o ring. G Dish pans. waste baskets, pet feeder bowls , laundry bask~ts, cutlery tr ays. dish rac k s , decanter s, ice cube trays, spout pai Is, shoe boxes. 3 of in solid co lor with CO ·Ordinat - Sturdy tubular aluminum fr ames, B I with nary a care about what to wear in 1hi s ' FAMOUS GOTHAM ASSORTED BIG 'CARLOAD SALE llAR TO ILLUSTRATION SunSotiohol group young and fresh shorts STURDY WEATHER PROOF TUBULAR ALUMINUM E 1-----....,~~~~--ot LADIES KNIT ~eloK TWIN FITTED Values to '19.99 ' v THROW RUGS tO in this Va lues SHORT SETS A FOLDING PATIO FURNITURE VALUES TO '1:.79 ASST. SIZES si 7cs . Se e th ese ea rly LADIES' 72xl04 or at 00 $ Sil\Ce . Close out lot .. fr om our stoc k . Pert e·c t qua lity vN l ues to S l7.99 I.:Jd ies $ SHEETS Famous Canno n Royal Fami ly pattern no· iron shee ts. AI a new low ·low pr ice at your Stiffler Store s. First quality .. sor inq lad ies better LADIES BODY Values to 117.99 Ladies Spring · Remember MOTHER'S DAY MAY 13! Cannon Royal Family Cameo Rose No- Iron DRESSES UP R EACH 1 . AT HOME NOW RACINE Melanie . Waldnig, daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wa ldni g of Rt. : 1, Racine, is horne from the Mount Ca rm el HOs pital , Columbus where s he un derwe nt surgery on her left leg. A specia l group of Jadies new spring coats. From our stock. sma rt styles. new spring fabrics. Out they go. Values to ' $22.99. Broken sizes . Be here early. Your gain our loss. SMART SPRING DRESS BEGINS AT STIFFLER'S FROM 0 0 PAIR .~ ROY styl es by Bobbie Brooks _and Ru'i'5 Togs. Hot pants, skir ts, blo uses. sl.:>o:: ks. - spor! lops, shel ls, shorts a nd co ordin.>~ l cs in a •t~i d c choi ce ol filbn cs, ' \ PRICE ~ wcM ·Scott McKinney receives highest cub scout award . Scott McKinney, Son of Mr. ley, gold arrow poiilt awards. and Mrs. Eugene McKinn ey, The pledge to the flag and the was presented the Afrow · of scout pledge led by the webelos · Light award at th~ recent den opened the meeting. Fin~ I meeting. of Pomeroy Cub Scout plaits were made for the Scout~ · Pack 249. . 0-Rama and ticke t sales were This is the hi ghest award chec ked . For the activ ity which ca n be earned by a boy period the cubs held a Cub in the cub scout ·and webel os Sc;out .regatta using model scout rank and the only award boats they ,had made. Winner to be · worn on a boy scout of the · Regatta was Roger uniform . Scott has now ad- Ko\•alchik. Hefreshments were ... vanced to Boy Seoul Troop 249. served by Den 3, Lorraine Making the ·presentation of the G1·een , den mother, in charge . a war(] was Jeny Colme r , Be?ides partic'ipating in the We be los leader . Scuut-0-Rama Ma y 5 and 6, the Other cub scouts 'earning Pack will also take part in the awardS were Billy Co.lmer, . litter walk Wednesday. wolf badge' and a gold arrow The next pack meeting wi ll point and J oe Bob Hemsley, be Thursday, May 24 with Greg Thonias and J . R. Warns- pinewoo1 derby to be held. Any boy , age eight ol· SEE B"ALL GAME throug h the third grade inMr. ·and Mrs. Mike Walker terested in seouting should and daughter, Stephanie, contact Don Thomas for inPomer oy, spen t Easter .· formatio n. EG. . . $7 .99 Value. Sp~~~n!~~s~lr of $28.000 from lhe 80 AA UW bran ches in Ohio for the fellows hips program. On Sunday m_orning three of the four ne·w branches of the year were honored. Mrs . Sauer, president of the local branch which has the largest charter membership of all four new branches, w'a s presented with a handcarved gavel and a corsage of roses. Attending a workshop on fellowships durin g the weekend meeting was !Vlrs. 0 . B. Stout, also a member of the local branch. She is fe ll ow Ships chairworoan [or the Middleport - Pomeroy Area Branch. s pr ing Bobbie Brooks Russ Togs Mrs. Sauer attends annual convention Mrs·. Harold Sauer. pt·esidenl 2R OFF NEW SPRING . STYLES FAMOUS NEW · 2nd F L $199 Large group of ladies 100 pet. n ylon Jama i ca short s and hot pants. Sizes 8 to 18 . Asst. new 8 (• her e ea rly . William Radford, Mrs. George · Goeglein , Mr . ctnd Mrs. Les t~ r .Sisson, Mrs. Harold Blackston, F'oreman , Mr. ~)nd M1'S. Hom(>r I 1 5 1~ r 1 nq lab~ l 'i From OtJr o:; tock, new were Mrs. Cli£ford Leifheit, Mrs . Ray Pull ins, Conni e, Judy Mrs. Rollin Radford , Mrs . . .and Sally Radford, Mrs. Fred Mrs. Rober! Sloan and Mrs. Radford. Robert Burde tte. The table was decorated in Mr·s. Ha rold Hicc and E llen, an wnbrella motif in a green Mrs. Steve Burson, Mrs. Bel va and white color scheme and Sl oan , Mr . a n~ Mrs. Wi! li<Jm was centered with a basket of Cla rk an d April, Mrs. Edward tulips. Games were played Ball , Conni e Gruescr, Bc~,; ky under the direction of Mrs . Radford , M rs ~ Fred i :ci fhei t, Blackston with prizes going to Rut h An n and Sue Ellen Fr y, Mrs. Lewis Grucser and tne Mrs. Nora Roush, Mr . :md Mrs. honored guest winning the doo: Jimm y Fr y, Mrs. Georg e prize . Skinner , Susanne Hiclu nor}d , Presenting gifts W Miss Mrs. Hel en_J~.artl o w , Mrs. Abbott were the hostesses ~d Mark Grucse r, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . · W. A. Morgan, Mrs. Am os Lemwrd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wears , Mrs . Ann Lciwrence Forc ma11, Mrs. Evans, Pam and Christy, Jan Herber t Dixon cmd Mr. <l nd ' Eblin, Mr·. aud Mrs. David Mrs. Ar lie Abbott. JAMAICA SHORTS ANi> HOT PANTS DRESSES .drl'<;.'>C'S, A bridal . shower honor lng Miss Kalhy Abbott, bride-elect of Paul Rice , was held Friday night at the Rock. Springs United Meth odi s t C.burc h social room . Ladies HECK'S REG. · JEWElRY $777 HECK'S �' I .. t 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Ponwro) . 0 .. Mal 2. 19;;~ Shower honors Kathy Abbott CLOSE OIIT GROUP Ladies Early Spring ' Grueser, Mrs. Scott Folmer , Mrs . Mory Tha iJ<t. · Mr. and Mr s. Jack King, Mrs. Constcmce Shields, Mrs. Le wis r. ru('scr. Mr. ond J\1rs. George Sisson, Mrs. William Grucser . Hostesses for the shower Mrs.' Hugh Bcarhs, Mr. and l ilmO U'i lor qv•ck cl~rtranc e-. smMt styles, broken ~i zes . Ou t th ey go. gr ou ped of the Middlep orl - Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Association of University Women ,Was in Columbus over the weekend to attend the 84th annual convention of the Ohio Division, AAUW. Highlights of the convention included add r esses by Dr. Warren Bennis, president of the University of Cincinnati, who di scussed the future universi ty , and Dr. Simon Dinitz, professor of . socioiogy at Ohi o State Unive rsity, talking on "Our. Society in Shock." Another highlig ht of the convention was the acceptance weekend With Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert, Kim and Jimmy , Springfi e ld . Whil e there they attendeq the Cincinnati Reds baseball gam e. r---------. SHIRT FINISHING MEN'5-BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE TO THE TOE CLEARANCE GROUP · LADIES SPRING GYM. OXFORDS COATS M en 's, boys' and you th s' lace to the toe st y le g y m ox for d s wi th moul de d soles for lon ger w eur . A me r ~c a n made. Cv shion in sole, Reg. '2.99 Value coler·s a nd piille rn <> . $ 99 $ PAIR VALUES TO 22.99 CLEARANCE GROUP LADIES SPRING 00 VatUe:> to $19 .99 in th i s early dresses, broken si-zes, fam ous labels. SHIRTS Cl ~s e out lot. from our stoc~ . Uut they go Stiftler's. · Th er e hot, budg et pr ice d , l arge ·selection of l<~d i cs new s hi p men t . sma rt styl es, ass L new spr i ng color s and s izes. See th ese ell ·. Sli lf 1er 's a nd PANT SUITS Yes, you save new spring pa nt suits, sm art s ty le s, new spr i ng col or s, broken s ond save <11 Sti!fl er's . 00 $1 .79 be tter sha g and loop lhrow rug s. Ass t . g r o~,~p SUIT of si zes. soec ta l pur chil sr; . Asst . Colors. Stack up $}00 Sl) rln g EA. .----------~:-----1 no w tor yo ur. · c lcn ning house SPECIAL PURCHASE _ ____: Values to '2.99 ., House Hold ·PLASTICS TOPS · Special Purchase khil tops. Val ues of lad ies to $2. 99 . Sl e e ve l ess, thr ee f ourlh I <l SSI . sty les and new fab r: i cs. See the se c1nd Stilli er 's . 99 EACH Value To 59' Big Lot SECOND FLOOR FOR ·. · Fold For . Easy Storing MATCHING PATIO LOUNGES MEN'S NEW SPRING ~HORT comfor ta bl e for summer wear . $699 . EACH . ' I' i '' . $_ The p r a c ti c ~:d and pretty 9i ft for $ 99 ~~ ENAMEL Town an d Country quality latex semi gloss ehamel for carefree wa ll s and trim . White and celors. · Asst Patterns ' TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY ~----. LATEX FLAT · ____.......______, Town and Country Latex Wa II Pain!. Odorless, dries in minutes .. White and 10 best colors. Regular $3.99 value. LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! · Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet During the nun csnow off sea.son the U. ~ . Women 's AlpifiC Ski Team members •go on the "Ski Team'' die t t o l o se 20 pounds in two weeks .. .That's right - 20 pound s in 14 days! ' Reg. '1.79 Now $.133 . PAIR the basis Or the diet is chemical foo d a·ctfon and was devi sed· .by a fam 9us Colorado physician espedally fo r the. U.S. Ski Team . Nermal energy is maintained (very imp o rtant~) while reducing. You keep "full" - nO starvation ,___ bc~a usc th e d,iet is designed that way . Jt :s a diet that i s ·c :~s y to.follu\'v \vhct ber you work. t.ravel or s t::~y at home . This 1 is honestly <i Jan tastical ly s~t CGessful Ji et. · If it weren 't, the U.S. Women's Ski Tea m wo uldn't be permitted to use i t· ~ · Right? So , give yourself th e same break the H.S. . Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientifi c. proven way. Eveti if you'\_:e tried all the· other die ts, you owe it to yourself-to try th e U.S. Women· s Ski . Team Qie1. That is. if you rl'all r do -wa01 w lose :2 0 pounds in t~ o weekS. · Ord€r !mby. T e;H Ihis out aS a reminder. -, ~' 1 Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Ser vice) ·cash is O.K.. to: Health Aid s lnsiitu te: P.O. Bo x 1352. p,J o Al to. .CA' . .t 94302 . Doil't orde( 1unle.ss '.' Oll wanl llJ h\se ~O . pound s in two weeks! 'BecaUse that ts what th.e ~ki ream Diet ~ill dD. HOUSE PAINT W·ALL .PAPER FOR EVERY ROOM · · Clean up, fi~ up, paper up now. Washable viny l coa ted wallpaper> ' for eve ry room . Ceiling p1apers 29c to 69c single . . , POMEROY.~JORE ONLY ,2·9~ SR. TO SIX CUP HECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLATORS, I Handy .6 cup capaci!y e:ectr ic ccill ee per colators . Complete w i th cord , Reg . 53.99 value. You need one of the se. Save at Slilll!' r '.c, ;_, ·~ 98~ SR. ·$ I "' l $)58 Town aml Country wh ite hqu5e paint for wood • .shing le, stucc' and masonry. No•· th e tim e to · s1 pa inting. _, '$ 49 GAL . JEANEnE GLASSWARE • A. FOOTED COMPOTE CHOICE II. CANDY I!OWL WITH COVER . ·c. TWCi SUD VASES D. SWAN DISH WITH COVER E. AZTEC ROSE I!OWL F. FENTIC FOOTED I!OWL ' IIDIISIWAII DEPT. ~ ) E. ~ -?D. . JEANETTE GLASSWARE A . LOMBARDI BOWL CHOI(:E B. GONDO LA BOWL CPEDE~TAL FRUIT BOWl$ D. FEN TIC BOWL .AVAILABLE IN AMBE;R INA. AQUAMAR INA & Ll LAC EACH NDUSIWAIE DEPT. . REG. ~9 i ClOTHIN' DEPT. CDSMITIC DEPT. ------.....,~ FOSTORIA ..-. ' '-.. . ~....... ~J . ~,' GILUTTl SUPER MAX SUNBEAM PERCOlATOR AP·72 $ 99 JEWEUIY DEPT. HECK'S REG. 115,; NORELCO LADIES' SHAVER ~~~ .. . <ompo !1 b o o,. t~ · "' ~"'' 1hat'o 10 ou or oo u • ~ l o ... ,.<Jp ' tor 1hO ••" i lou• un d uml"' " ''" ' 1!>0 o•h·•• '• to• ,;,..,..,.Q On ol! $599 ... ""' "h .-.... Ao•~• ,..o;~ O~ ld plu1h <~ko" P"' "" la o Q•'!' " UI JIWEfRY SUNBEAM ' VANWYCK HAND MIXER SLICIN KNIFE · • Open lor handle eaie of opera tion . • Right or lef t hand 1liting. • Puih· bullon blade e jetlion. • Sto l11leu lteel blade 1olety lo ck1 in ploce; • Fi ng~r· lip on·ofl <:or'\l rol • Make1 tarviflg 1!01)' and elfoll· ln1 • Heavy duty molar lor utro power $8?9 . EACH ' HECK 'S ' REG • $2.28 HECK'S Reg . H-T- H .. · Un ~cent ed HECK'S REG. '9.96 TOWN AND--COUNTRY FUME AND MILDEW RESISTING YL COATED BATH BlADS solid colors !1nd ~ lripe s in sin•s S, M, L. Spe,oo l l Cf etm Yenl to keep e•e n the lon ge \ 1 hu ir froni 1gt!t\ ing lungled. W o rk! on long or 1horl huif- l•g htwe HJ hl 1mu ll 1ize lwc 1peed blowing SOO big wall~ o f po~er . PAINT Town and Coun tr y . quality latex floor, porch and .patio ·pa int. For interior or exterior wood or concre t e fl oors. ~~( Pl enty ot easy l i ving ability ... Ihal' s what we call ltlcse comf ortabl e poly tank lOps in flat or r·ib knit. Choose 'f r dm FOR LADIES FLOOR-PORCH-PATIO SNEAKERS (lDTN/IfC DEPT. WHITE RAIN HAIR . SPRAY 331014 TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY • Am eric ap ma(Je c anvdssneaKer s with molded soles. Choose fr om popUlar co lor s or . whi te . Eo 5y l o cl e an . ' TANK "TOPS TO '10.99 STEAM and ---DRY IRON Robinson's Cleaners LAD I AMERICAN MADE SPORT HECK'S REG • 18 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE I WALL PAINT SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9- 0ut At 5 ' 11 s~ Our Free PMk ing Lot' 216 E . 2nd , Pomeroy LADIES' HECK'S REG. 56 ' OTHERS AT '3.99 14 1 ? lo 22 h . Po ly Print s and So lid $ 59~ 33~ . ' ors . Co me ear ly fOr the be~t <ele•:lioc oz. HAIR SET TAPE EACH TOWN AND COUNTRY QUALITY LATEX SEMI-GLOSS keep their cedi! Ou r selection i nclude ~ a wide ch oice of st ri pe s, che ch an9 plo id s1 in si1 es 8 to 20, 14 ~7 to 1 24 t1 at:~d 26 V:o to 32 V1. ' -~ize rang e in grou p . . . in t lude~ 12 to $16 .99 sleevc le s\ culotfes that really with oUr selection o'f easy co re co !ton blend · pa nts in chic flore design or H you'd rather .· .. choo se the smart cuffed style . .. sizes 8 to 20 in your pick of several fo ~hion' colo rs, · d rc s ~c s ! Coo lly fa shioned in srDart llnl!s for all MOM S. In good looking polye s t'cr, new Sp ri ng a nd Summer hues. Wide HECK'S REG. ~Off The perfeCt gift foi- Mother , . , delight her Big Select io o! Big Saving'' Fo oc y lh i1 ~uriny group of " e veryday" sh ort ~lcev.c CULOTTES MOM . .. Mcim 'i. o bu sy ga l , so why not pleo ~ c her with- nifl y, carefree po lye ster and cell on ,,,Es 1.4.·88 LADIES' SLEEVELESS . POL VESTER AND COTTON Ladies Windbreaker 1/z Off Heck's Reg. Price \ Jr. ~ys Slack Sets ~ Off Heck's . . · Reg~ .· Pnce 1.. '' 1· rl"fants Spring &Gloves . · . Ladies .Slacks $3 - $4 .& $5 Girls Fly Tops .% OFF Heck's Reg. Hand ~ome $~0~ SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATION $5.66 ClOTHIN' DEPT. SLEEVE sh irts that never need ironing . to 17 and S·M -L · XL i n popular solids, sfr,iPes and lanc ies. Cool and ta nk sty le HECK'S REG. _SHIRTS Size s 141 ·2 or $438 DRESS OR. SPORT pair 100 pet. nylon . pi le carpet runn e r in assort ed pa tt ern s for dozens of uses. 27" wi de. Regu l ar $2. 50 yard . MATCHING .PILLOW CASES EACH $399 . RUNNER ing sleeveless 1ops. Sizes: S, M, l, . $299 BAGGY JfANS CARPET FULL FITTED PATIO CHAIRS BOYS BUDGET PRICED BAGGY 27" WIDE 100% NYLON PILE 81xl04 or mu l ti color vinYl weather proof webbi ng, fold for ea?y st.o ring. G Dish pans. waste baskets, pet feeder bowls , laundry bask~ts, cutlery tr ays. dish rac k s , decanter s, ice cube trays, spout pai Is, shoe boxes. 3 of in solid co lor with CO ·Ordinat - Sturdy tubular aluminum fr ames, B I with nary a care about what to wear in 1hi s ' FAMOUS GOTHAM ASSORTED BIG 'CARLOAD SALE llAR TO ILLUSTRATION SunSotiohol group young and fresh shorts STURDY WEATHER PROOF TUBULAR ALUMINUM E 1-----....,~~~~--ot LADIES KNIT ~eloK TWIN FITTED Values to '19.99 ' v THROW RUGS tO in this Va lues SHORT SETS A FOLDING PATIO FURNITURE VALUES TO '1:.79 ASST. SIZES si 7cs . Se e th ese ea rly LADIES' 72xl04 or at 00 $ Sil\Ce . Close out lot .. fr om our stoc k . Pert e·c t qua lity vN l ues to S l7.99 I.:Jd ies $ SHEETS Famous Canno n Royal Fami ly pattern no· iron shee ts. AI a new low ·low pr ice at your Stiffler Store s. First quality .. sor inq lad ies better LADIES BODY Values to 117.99 Ladies Spring · Remember MOTHER'S DAY MAY 13! Cannon Royal Family Cameo Rose No- Iron DRESSES UP R EACH 1 . AT HOME NOW RACINE Melanie . Waldnig, daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wa ldni g of Rt. : 1, Racine, is horne from the Mount Ca rm el HOs pital , Columbus where s he un derwe nt surgery on her left leg. A specia l group of Jadies new spring coats. From our stock. sma rt styles. new spring fabrics. Out they go. Values to ' $22.99. Broken sizes . Be here early. Your gain our loss. SMART SPRING DRESS BEGINS AT STIFFLER'S FROM 0 0 PAIR .~ ROY styl es by Bobbie Brooks _and Ru'i'5 Togs. Hot pants, skir ts, blo uses. sl.:>o:: ks. - spor! lops, shel ls, shorts a nd co ordin.>~ l cs in a •t~i d c choi ce ol filbn cs, ' \ PRICE ~ wcM ·Scott McKinney receives highest cub scout award . Scott McKinney, Son of Mr. ley, gold arrow poiilt awards. and Mrs. Eugene McKinn ey, The pledge to the flag and the was presented the Afrow · of scout pledge led by the webelos · Light award at th~ recent den opened the meeting. Fin~ I meeting. of Pomeroy Cub Scout plaits were made for the Scout~ · Pack 249. . 0-Rama and ticke t sales were This is the hi ghest award chec ked . For the activ ity which ca n be earned by a boy period the cubs held a Cub in the cub scout ·and webel os Sc;out .regatta using model scout rank and the only award boats they ,had made. Winner to be · worn on a boy scout of the · Regatta was Roger uniform . Scott has now ad- Ko\•alchik. Hefreshments were ... vanced to Boy Seoul Troop 249. served by Den 3, Lorraine Making the ·presentation of the G1·een , den mother, in charge . a war(] was Jeny Colme r , Be?ides partic'ipating in the We be los leader . Scuut-0-Rama Ma y 5 and 6, the Other cub scouts 'earning Pack will also take part in the awardS were Billy Co.lmer, . litter walk Wednesday. wolf badge' and a gold arrow The next pack meeting wi ll point and J oe Bob Hemsley, be Thursday, May 24 with Greg Thonias and J . R. Warns- pinewoo1 derby to be held. Any boy , age eight ol· SEE B"ALL GAME throug h the third grade inMr. ·and Mrs. Mike Walker terested in seouting should and daughter, Stephanie, contact Don Thomas for inPomer oy, spen t Easter .· formatio n. EG. . . $7 .99 Value. Sp~~~n!~~s~lr of $28.000 from lhe 80 AA UW bran ches in Ohio for the fellows hips program. On Sunday m_orning three of the four ne·w branches of the year were honored. Mrs . Sauer, president of the local branch which has the largest charter membership of all four new branches, w'a s presented with a handcarved gavel and a corsage of roses. Attending a workshop on fellowships durin g the weekend meeting was !Vlrs. 0 . B. Stout, also a member of the local branch. She is fe ll ow Ships chairworoan [or the Middleport - Pomeroy Area Branch. s pr ing Bobbie Brooks Russ Togs Mrs. Sauer attends annual convention Mrs·. Harold Sauer. pt·esidenl 2R OFF NEW SPRING . STYLES FAMOUS NEW · 2nd F L $199 Large group of ladies 100 pet. n ylon Jama i ca short s and hot pants. Sizes 8 to 18 . Asst. new 8 (• her e ea rly . William Radford, Mrs. George · Goeglein , Mr . ctnd Mrs. Les t~ r .Sisson, Mrs. Harold Blackston, F'oreman , Mr. ~)nd M1'S. Hom(>r I 1 5 1~ r 1 nq lab~ l 'i From OtJr o:; tock, new were Mrs. Cli£ford Leifheit, Mrs . Ray Pull ins, Conni e, Judy Mrs. Rollin Radford , Mrs . . .and Sally Radford, Mrs. Fred Mrs. Rober! Sloan and Mrs. Radford. Robert Burde tte. The table was decorated in Mr·s. Ha rold Hicc and E llen, an wnbrella motif in a green Mrs. Steve Burson, Mrs. Bel va and white color scheme and Sl oan , Mr . a n~ Mrs. Wi! li<Jm was centered with a basket of Cla rk an d April, Mrs. Edward tulips. Games were played Ball , Conni e Gruescr, Bc~,; ky under the direction of Mrs . Radford , M rs ~ Fred i :ci fhei t, Blackston with prizes going to Rut h An n and Sue Ellen Fr y, Mrs. Lewis Grucser and tne Mrs. Nora Roush, Mr . :md Mrs. honored guest winning the doo: Jimm y Fr y, Mrs. Georg e prize . Skinner , Susanne Hiclu nor}d , Presenting gifts W Miss Mrs. Hel en_J~.artl o w , Mrs. Abbott were the hostesses ~d Mark Grucse r, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . · W. A. Morgan, Mrs. Am os Lemwrd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wears , Mrs . Ann Lciwrence Forc ma11, Mrs. Evans, Pam and Christy, Jan Herber t Dixon cmd Mr. <l nd ' Eblin, Mr·. aud Mrs. David Mrs. Ar lie Abbott. JAMAICA SHORTS ANi> HOT PANTS DRESSES .drl'<;.'>C'S, A bridal . shower honor lng Miss Kalhy Abbott, bride-elect of Paul Rice , was held Friday night at the Rock. Springs United Meth odi s t C.burc h social room . Ladies HECK'S REG. · JEWElRY $777 HECK'S �tu - L ne ua uy .:senunel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., May 2. 1973 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEIIIAilY 10 TO 9 MEN'S CLOVES lots of l o~hion he re , Whi te-s and ~olids to mote h. )lOUr Spring w ordrobe . In vc~riou\ U ll!!~ and leng tfu . 1 MEN'S .r PERMANENT PRESS HECK 'S REG. $1.99 I' I G o o d l oo king Pe~monent Pre ss Cuffed Jeans mode of Den im and Cha mbray Fabric, That Never Need Iro ning . Sizes'28-38 . • oo•~all Nu "'b~ r LADIES PLAY SUITS $ 88 ,' HECK 'S REG . $3 .66 . BOYS' SWEAT SHIRTS Ho o;o ~ o• '"""'Fro nt ond Bod. Choo<e Nu..,bor l •o"' ou< ~uo rtm eM o f (Q io" '" 5"" '' "''" '""'"'" s.••,~M -l ,,,.s.. h • 1 GIRLS' BACGIE ' PANTS " $288 STRUCTO 241NCH BAR-B-QUE, GRILL fl01HII« 011'1. tUf ·· / 5 woo l Sh-11< S .. un ~h,lh feDiu<O NomiH!1 o• f •On! ar>d luo ~ on<l "" o•<><lobl o '" "'"o"od Colo,, S<tt>S M L ~ l ' HECK'S REG. GOWN $7.99 Ulf"OOll OR "'~Y Br u1h De <l lm ::C le o-Conan leo l u<in~ T<>doy 1 ClOTHING DEPT. w ,d. C: e>ll , S•le<!' S.• ••71o I ~ ·,,_!, I HECK'S REG. 10.99 , ( . 4 CI.01HINCDii'T. · ··vr ' ~-~ llW.I ' r - ,. ·_ .. l 15 \. ,, ' MEN'S AND BOYS' TENNIS OXFORDS· Blo ck a nd Wh ite Tennis Oxfo rds just right for any Outing . Available in Sizes 6 Y2 ta 11 for Me n and Sizes 11 to 6 for Boys. ' ' BETTER QUALITY WOVEN BEDSPREAD saaa HECk'S REG. TO $12.99 7901 $4M4 . Ide a l for today' ~ lo lo l groo min g. With o simpl e llit k o f the on ·o lf !>e lecto r ~w i t c h. lhe un it bl ows ins lonl hot a ir. Ha ir can be styled , dried. ~ tr oi g h t ene d o r wo ved in just min ulrs. Co me ~ co mple le with li ni ~h ing b rush, fin e com b o nd coarse com b. HECK'S REG. $2.99 W/AM.fM RADIO CHANGER, HEADPHONE & STAND · •, .... , _ 1 year gua r a n t"ee . Eco'nomicol. levr r ~wi tc h - ... 3 p o~i­ ti on heat ~ etting ~. Wo le rp'r oo l plo1ti c jocket. Rem ovab le wo $hO ble cove r. Feotv re~ : JIWEliiY 011'1. RECORDING TAPE '99< $1899 E yt · <<>'<~in~. ,,...,~ <Onl<mp~""Y · that t tJ,e 1 5o~nd •I1QO J409 And, """'awr u up'" por· Iarmon '-" . ~ ,ol it y and lu turu R ~d19 e nt•t· t'a •n • anyt•m• wt!h l ull bod;t<l >Ound• of la•o< ••• AM "' FM b<o<Od<Ot lt, and .. o ~ C · Io· muu< c l o<- ~ "'~ ktt "'~'""'g> eo~•• t o l u <• · HJCK'S REG $24.96 HECK'S REG • . $3 .99 .JEWElRY DII'T. PUFFS FACIAL TISSUE $ fO tta ~ g~ l oo ) "t <~ KODAK MEDIUM 0[[, ST~I!oj§ ·[)[ODOR InS· Cal Oil ·TIM EO 4 0 FOIL WRAPPED TABLE TS ...... -_.. EFFERDENT 40'S 68( HE(K'S REG. 97' COSMETIC 011'1. • .. c - ' ---e._~E=-=:::1 HECK'S REG. $1.09 MAGAZINE RACK WASTEBASKET . KITCHEN · ANTI-PERSPIRANT ALKA-SELTZER . 25's ,;,,· •b • $1188 $194 AJAX SPACE DETERGENT 32 oz. SAVER ·COVERS HECK'S REG. WiNDOW SHADES HOUSEWARE DEPT. i. f... . 14"x50" DOOR MIRROR HECK'S PKGS.$ · FOR l "" l <\..:~ ·.. .J BATHROOM 37\1.1 ;':x6' HECK'S REG. $1.29 . . FOR KITCHEN OR c 81' CAKE . HECK'S REG. 33' 35t . PLASTIC BOATS ' . HECK'S REG. -$. 27 •· '. 30Z. GILLETT~ . WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE REGULAR & MENTHOL HECK'S REG. ' 'I l<•>~u '""" WOOD FORK _& SPOON SETS NO. Fll and · S]88 $599 ' NO . F12 and HECK'S REG. - No turo l wood Ira me finis h. REG. ' $3.18 HECK'S REG . $4.99 A·20 SOFT & DRI HECK'S REG. 54' 11 '" 1".,. ,,.,, 1 1' 1'"'" luLi''"'l ' ' '" ;I '• "' " H.. .,.,,:, ,'''~" ' 99( l2 QZ. , HECK'S REG. 54' COSMETIC · DEPT. D. C. TIMIIIG LIGHT FILM HECK'S REG. $26.96 ' . JIWEliiY 011'1. D lA. RAC All AMERICAN 5 -PIECE C110-12 KODACOLOR $2199 $7~ 3lf2'' ~'"I " '""." 1Y ~"" ~.,.hi~ " "11.' r ''· " ' " ' " ' '"' / lh;l "''~"' ,~, d .. "' u, ,, o-,, ''"' ''"'''"'•· o••• , ,. - ,, " "1- •nc h <>h D )Qmm p iO.. <Cm o u n t~d tltd.,, no to<uotpg, Sho • p . c o l ot • COi t < < t<d l ·elom•n• 1/ 9 ~ lu,.;n,ud len• lor pi<lu• • • I1om 5 Ieel on . 3 STYLE .. HARD AND HECK'S REG. 11.88 fl··.<.,t..,o .. , •'m h l<oll" 'Y''l '"'"'~' " oh l•l•· ' ""'" HECK'S REG. ,, I ~~ MOYfS 2.48 WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE BOXES or>llp l -- /IWEliiY 011'1. PRO . TOOTH BRUSH . UPTO HECK 'S REG . 79' Cl01HIH~OII'1. A<e <plt 110 Iii"' omh«lg~ ' ' ;li., , p oc ~ U · " •e t - g<l b•g. HECK'S " REG. HECK'S REG. $1.49 HECK ' S REG. 99' INSTAMA.JIC CAMERA KIT 60 MIN. CASSETTE -- KILLER HECK 'S REG . $2.49 AM-FM-CLOCK RADIO $244 ANT & ROAC,H AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. KODAK $ 99 $199 I RIVAL ELECTRIC CAN ·oPENER RAID HECK'S REG. $2 .'88 753·~ PAD oz. SINK SET 32" x60" Beach To wel s with many of to dey's p o pular pri nts on them . - SOUNDESIGN HEA 11 1 SOUNDESIGN SL EFILE .... _., oz. . ' SUNSET • ~, BEACH TOWELS · Ad'yl ic Fur Bathroom Rug s ·m ade of 60% Acrylic and 40% Modq cry lic. Feat uring Plush Fur Pil'e w.ith Non Skid latex Ba cks. Choo .se · from Royal Blue , Avocodo , Gold.. Bright Pink , Red, White , and Blo ck. 18"x30" SIZE ................ ; 15.44 24"x30" SIZE ................. '2.66 27"x48'' SIZE .. ........ ..... .. .13.66 · MATCHING. LID COVERS ••••• ··'1.22 EACH c~ 01Ht~« DEI'1. JEWEl.II.Y 011'1. . . . .... . IB"• 18''' Fur lou Pillows a ·nd 18" lon9 1\olster Cu1h ions in Solids ond Florol5 , Extra Plump Pillow~ in Auorted Colors . . HECK'S REG. TO $2.49 ClDTHINCDEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.88 '·.- TOSS PILLOWS $100 £EACH HECK'S REG. '159.96 $499 ·.. BATHROOM RUGS CAR CARE KIT HARDWARE DEPT. 69( ACRYLIC FUR 8 TRACK STEREO PLAYER HOT COMB '· .... 3-PIE~E HECK'S REG. · STP OIL TREATMENT ~ '5.00 HARDWARE DEPT. QUART HECK'S REG. 69' \ Be a utif ul Bed1pr e ad~ to" Brigh ten any Bedr oom Ma de of 100% in Buen a · At tee Stylll for Full Size Bed' ~;~~- 2 for HECK'S REG. 69' HECK'S REG . $2 .99 BATTERY NUT PUER $}77 MOTOR OIL 1 $ T-49 CHAIR '5 44 WHITE ONLY HARDWARE DEPT. lOW-40 CHAISE LO UNG E HOUSE PAINT HECK 'S REG . $8 .99 GULFPRIDE STEEL CROWN SEAL $699 HECK' S REG. · $17 .66 Cool and casual wi th handsome webbing . Ex truded and for med aluminum arms , rugged tubu lar frames . Webbi ng resis ts lad ing from excessive exposure to svnshine or wea !her . LAWN HOSE HANGER RUBBER HOSE Comfor tab le Baby Doll Pofom o s and Woltz Leng lf\ Gown~ in Pi,Hor ted "'f o r m Cojo n . A~oilo bl e il'l Sizes 7 1o U . _,, CHOICo L------.. 'la"x50 FT. PAJAMAS ;_,::. _Q~ . Co n ve n i e n t , si de mounted utility she lf. e 1" roun d stU rdy a lu minum legs . • Ad justable fire pa n with coo l ha rd wood hand le. • Bi g eo· sy·ro ll wheel s. · HARDWARE DfPT. $144 HECK ' S REG . $2.99 e GIRLS' WlllllUGTH . ' CHAISE LOUNGE AND LAWN CHAIR $1]44 $222 t01ol 8, OPIII DAILY 10 TO 9 LADIES' SWEAT SHIRTS Mo •' OPIIDAILT 10 TO 9 $1.88 COSMETIC DEPT. '• 48( HECK'S REG. 77' COSMETIC DEPT. ~4· . TDY.DIPT. .,' - SNIFFUMS JEWELRY . SETS 7" POLl SAND PAIL WITH SHOVEL CAR CARRIERS 33< 84< HECK'S REG. 48' HECK'S.EG. $1.04 GIANT PLASTIC TRACTOR 86( - HECK'S REG. $1, 1.2 · B~ auty & P e r so n al ca r e set s. Nursi ng & feed ing · your c hoice .. 66<. HECK 'S REG. 88' DEPT• TARGET SETS · 88< . ·GYM SET TOY DEPT.. TOMMY GUN 19'12" Tommy Gun with slrap - mechanical rache.l - plastic construction . GYM DANDY HECK 'S REG . $1.24 . '' ... • 99( HECK'S REG. $1.38 TOYDEPT. For big fu n in a 5ma ll o reo , this bo.ck· yard playgr ou nd hos on ex ci ting 7ft. overall platfo rm. slide , plus 1 np ntiltin g swirigs and a tande m Sky·· . Skcioler '' ride . Kid s scram bit:" uP the sturdy ladder and soi l d o wn th~ g al va ni zed ~ide ... gli de securely on fea the rcoo! plastic seO t ~ :-vith ny (o il ha ng er bearings On 'all fide~ . Colorful flo w·co at Steel tub ing a nd po te n1kd 5 .' Mi nute Fr ame con str uc t ion ·- de signed to set up fo ster, stay up lo nger than conventional gym frames . $ . . _ 99 I' ' HECK 'S REG . $29.97 �tu - L ne ua uy .:senunel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., May 2. 1973 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEIIIAilY 10 TO 9 MEN'S CLOVES lots of l o~hion he re , Whi te-s and ~olids to mote h. )lOUr Spring w ordrobe . In vc~riou\ U ll!!~ and leng tfu . 1 MEN'S .r PERMANENT PRESS HECK 'S REG. $1.99 I' I G o o d l oo king Pe~monent Pre ss Cuffed Jeans mode of Den im and Cha mbray Fabric, That Never Need Iro ning . Sizes'28-38 . • oo•~all Nu "'b~ r LADIES PLAY SUITS $ 88 ,' HECK 'S REG . $3 .66 . BOYS' SWEAT SHIRTS Ho o;o ~ o• '"""'Fro nt ond Bod. Choo<e Nu..,bor l •o"' ou< ~uo rtm eM o f (Q io" '" 5"" '' "''" '""'"'" s.••,~M -l ,,,.s.. h • 1 GIRLS' BACGIE ' PANTS " $288 STRUCTO 241NCH BAR-B-QUE, GRILL fl01HII« 011'1. tUf ·· / 5 woo l Sh-11< S .. un ~h,lh feDiu<O NomiH!1 o• f •On! ar>d luo ~ on<l "" o•<><lobl o '" "'"o"od Colo,, S<tt>S M L ~ l ' HECK'S REG. GOWN $7.99 Ulf"OOll OR "'~Y Br u1h De <l lm ::C le o-Conan leo l u<in~ T<>doy 1 ClOTHING DEPT. w ,d. C: e>ll , S•le<!' S.• ••71o I ~ ·,,_!, I HECK'S REG. 10.99 , ( . 4 CI.01HINCDii'T. · ··vr ' ~-~ llW.I ' r - ,. ·_ .. l 15 \. ,, ' MEN'S AND BOYS' TENNIS OXFORDS· Blo ck a nd Wh ite Tennis Oxfo rds just right for any Outing . Available in Sizes 6 Y2 ta 11 for Me n and Sizes 11 to 6 for Boys. ' ' BETTER QUALITY WOVEN BEDSPREAD saaa HECk'S REG. TO $12.99 7901 $4M4 . Ide a l for today' ~ lo lo l groo min g. With o simpl e llit k o f the on ·o lf !>e lecto r ~w i t c h. lhe un it bl ows ins lonl hot a ir. Ha ir can be styled , dried. ~ tr oi g h t ene d o r wo ved in just min ulrs. Co me ~ co mple le with li ni ~h ing b rush, fin e com b o nd coarse com b. HECK'S REG. $2.99 W/AM.fM RADIO CHANGER, HEADPHONE & STAND · •, .... , _ 1 year gua r a n t"ee . Eco'nomicol. levr r ~wi tc h - ... 3 p o~i­ ti on heat ~ etting ~. Wo le rp'r oo l plo1ti c jocket. Rem ovab le wo $hO ble cove r. Feotv re~ : JIWEliiY 011'1. RECORDING TAPE '99< $1899 E yt · <<>'<~in~. ,,...,~ <Onl<mp~""Y · that t tJ,e 1 5o~nd •I1QO J409 And, """'awr u up'" por· Iarmon '-" . ~ ,ol it y and lu turu R ~d19 e nt•t· t'a •n • anyt•m• wt!h l ull bod;t<l >Ound• of la•o< ••• AM "' FM b<o<Od<Ot lt, and .. o ~ C · Io· muu< c l o<- ~ "'~ ktt "'~'""'g> eo~•• t o l u <• · HJCK'S REG $24.96 HECK'S REG • . $3 .99 .JEWElRY DII'T. PUFFS FACIAL TISSUE $ fO tta ~ g~ l oo ) "t <~ KODAK MEDIUM 0[[, ST~I!oj§ ·[)[ODOR InS· Cal Oil ·TIM EO 4 0 FOIL WRAPPED TABLE TS ...... -_.. EFFERDENT 40'S 68( HE(K'S REG. 97' COSMETIC 011'1. • .. c - ' ---e._~E=-=:::1 HECK'S REG. $1.09 MAGAZINE RACK WASTEBASKET . KITCHEN · ANTI-PERSPIRANT ALKA-SELTZER . 25's ,;,,· •b • $1188 $194 AJAX SPACE DETERGENT 32 oz. SAVER ·COVERS HECK'S REG. WiNDOW SHADES HOUSEWARE DEPT. i. f... . 14"x50" DOOR MIRROR HECK'S PKGS.$ · FOR l "" l <\..:~ ·.. .J BATHROOM 37\1.1 ;':x6' HECK'S REG. $1.29 . . FOR KITCHEN OR c 81' CAKE . HECK'S REG. 33' 35t . PLASTIC BOATS ' . HECK'S REG. -$. 27 •· '. 30Z. GILLETT~ . WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE REGULAR & MENTHOL HECK'S REG. ' 'I l<•>~u '""" WOOD FORK _& SPOON SETS NO. Fll and · S]88 $599 ' NO . F12 and HECK'S REG. - No turo l wood Ira me finis h. REG. ' $3.18 HECK'S REG . $4.99 A·20 SOFT & DRI HECK'S REG. 54' 11 '" 1".,. ,,.,, 1 1' 1'"'" luLi''"'l ' ' '" ;I '• "' " H.. .,.,,:, ,'''~" ' 99( l2 QZ. , HECK'S REG. 54' COSMETIC · DEPT. D. C. TIMIIIG LIGHT FILM HECK'S REG. $26.96 ' . JIWEliiY 011'1. D lA. RAC All AMERICAN 5 -PIECE C110-12 KODACOLOR $2199 $7~ 3lf2'' ~'"I " '""." 1Y ~"" ~.,.hi~ " "11.' r ''· " ' " ' " ' '"' / lh;l "''~"' ,~, d .. "' u, ,, o-,, ''"' ''"'''"'•· o••• , ,. - ,, " "1- •nc h <>h D )Qmm p iO.. <Cm o u n t~d tltd.,, no to<uotpg, Sho • p . c o l ot • COi t < < t<d l ·elom•n• 1/ 9 ~ lu,.;n,ud len• lor pi<lu• • • I1om 5 Ieel on . 3 STYLE .. HARD AND HECK'S REG. 11.88 fl··.<.,t..,o .. , •'m h l<oll" 'Y''l '"'"'~' " oh l•l•· ' ""'" HECK'S REG. ,, I ~~ MOYfS 2.48 WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE BOXES or>llp l -- /IWEliiY 011'1. PRO . TOOTH BRUSH . UPTO HECK 'S REG . 79' Cl01HIH~OII'1. A<e <plt 110 Iii"' omh«lg~ ' ' ;li., , p oc ~ U · " •e t - g<l b•g. HECK'S " REG. HECK'S REG. $1.49 HECK ' S REG. 99' INSTAMA.JIC CAMERA KIT 60 MIN. CASSETTE -- KILLER HECK 'S REG . $2.49 AM-FM-CLOCK RADIO $244 ANT & ROAC,H AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. KODAK $ 99 $199 I RIVAL ELECTRIC CAN ·oPENER RAID HECK'S REG. $2 .'88 753·~ PAD oz. SINK SET 32" x60" Beach To wel s with many of to dey's p o pular pri nts on them . - SOUNDESIGN HEA 11 1 SOUNDESIGN SL EFILE .... _., oz. . ' SUNSET • ~, BEACH TOWELS · Ad'yl ic Fur Bathroom Rug s ·m ade of 60% Acrylic and 40% Modq cry lic. Feat uring Plush Fur Pil'e w.ith Non Skid latex Ba cks. Choo .se · from Royal Blue , Avocodo , Gold.. Bright Pink , Red, White , and Blo ck. 18"x30" SIZE ................ ; 15.44 24"x30" SIZE ................. '2.66 27"x48'' SIZE .. ........ ..... .. .13.66 · MATCHING. LID COVERS ••••• ··'1.22 EACH c~ 01Ht~« DEI'1. JEWEl.II.Y 011'1. . . . .... . IB"• 18''' Fur lou Pillows a ·nd 18" lon9 1\olster Cu1h ions in Solids ond Florol5 , Extra Plump Pillow~ in Auorted Colors . . HECK'S REG. TO $2.49 ClDTHINCDEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.88 '·.- TOSS PILLOWS $100 £EACH HECK'S REG. '159.96 $499 ·.. BATHROOM RUGS CAR CARE KIT HARDWARE DEPT. 69( ACRYLIC FUR 8 TRACK STEREO PLAYER HOT COMB '· .... 3-PIE~E HECK'S REG. · STP OIL TREATMENT ~ '5.00 HARDWARE DEPT. QUART HECK'S REG. 69' \ Be a utif ul Bed1pr e ad~ to" Brigh ten any Bedr oom Ma de of 100% in Buen a · At tee Stylll for Full Size Bed' ~;~~- 2 for HECK'S REG. 69' HECK'S REG . $2 .99 BATTERY NUT PUER $}77 MOTOR OIL 1 $ T-49 CHAIR '5 44 WHITE ONLY HARDWARE DEPT. lOW-40 CHAISE LO UNG E HOUSE PAINT HECK 'S REG . $8 .99 GULFPRIDE STEEL CROWN SEAL $699 HECK' S REG. · $17 .66 Cool and casual wi th handsome webbing . Ex truded and for med aluminum arms , rugged tubu lar frames . Webbi ng resis ts lad ing from excessive exposure to svnshine or wea !her . LAWN HOSE HANGER RUBBER HOSE Comfor tab le Baby Doll Pofom o s and Woltz Leng lf\ Gown~ in Pi,Hor ted "'f o r m Cojo n . A~oilo bl e il'l Sizes 7 1o U . _,, CHOICo L------.. 'la"x50 FT. PAJAMAS ;_,::. _Q~ . Co n ve n i e n t , si de mounted utility she lf. e 1" roun d stU rdy a lu minum legs . • Ad justable fire pa n with coo l ha rd wood hand le. • Bi g eo· sy·ro ll wheel s. · HARDWARE DfPT. $144 HECK ' S REG . $2.99 e GIRLS' WlllllUGTH . ' CHAISE LOUNGE AND LAWN CHAIR $1]44 $222 t01ol 8, OPIII DAILY 10 TO 9 LADIES' SWEAT SHIRTS Mo •' OPIIDAILT 10 TO 9 $1.88 COSMETIC DEPT. '• 48( HECK'S REG. 77' COSMETIC DEPT. ~4· . TDY.DIPT. .,' - SNIFFUMS JEWELRY . SETS 7" POLl SAND PAIL WITH SHOVEL CAR CARRIERS 33< 84< HECK'S REG. 48' HECK'S.EG. $1.04 GIANT PLASTIC TRACTOR 86( - HECK'S REG. $1, 1.2 · B~ auty & P e r so n al ca r e set s. Nursi ng & feed ing · your c hoice .. 66<. HECK 'S REG. 88' DEPT• TARGET SETS · 88< . ·GYM SET TOY DEPT.. TOMMY GUN 19'12" Tommy Gun with slrap - mechanical rache.l - plastic construction . GYM DANDY HECK 'S REG . $1.24 . '' ... • 99( HECK'S REG. $1.38 TOYDEPT. For big fu n in a 5ma ll o reo , this bo.ck· yard playgr ou nd hos on ex ci ting 7ft. overall platfo rm. slide , plus 1 np ntiltin g swirigs and a tande m Sky·· . Skcioler '' ride . Kid s scram bit:" uP the sturdy ladder and soi l d o wn th~ g al va ni zed ~ide ... gli de securely on fea the rcoo! plastic seO t ~ :-vith ny (o il ha ng er bearings On 'all fide~ . Colorful flo w·co at Steel tub ing a nd po te n1kd 5 .' Mi nute Fr ame con str uc t ion ·- de signed to set up fo ster, stay up lo nger than conventional gym frames . $ . . _ 99 I' ' HECK 'S REG . $29.97 �• ' 13 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Mal 2, 1973 • Forty going to forum on agmg • .~ OJIEUAILY 10 TO 9 OJIEM OAILY 10 TO 9 ~ ...•• ,. Interest in the District 7 Forum on Aging is building rapidly, with 40 persons from Meigs County already making reservations, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Pomeroy, district chairman, said tOday. ... ••• ' .•. ''• -· The event Friday, ~"la~ 11, at lhi! Hocking Valley Motor LOdge, Nelsonville, will feature a talk by Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, special consultant on aging to the President on the top1r, "Hov. revenue sharing :md other tax related factors affc,· t senior programs.·· Dr . J ohn W. Cashman, director, Ohio Department of lleallh, will talk on services ·women plan mother, daughter banquet • • • C'itlzen Dallas~ is star in Music Man • • ' • •..• \ • • • COLEMAN a·URGESS "TUFFY" FLASHLIGHT • USE YOUR HECK'S CHARGE-A-CARD 3 LB. NYLON ~-· $8499 SLEEPING BAG WITH TWO BATTERIES HECK'.S REG . $118 .88 ~de also of worm, so ft nylon . The zip - pe• is " jam proof." $1488 HECK'S REG. $21 .89 SPOIITS DEPT. KELLER 2 - GALLO N 30 QT. FOAM COOLER COLEMAN JUG ~ 119 8 ' x10 Dependable Co leman quality ju9,. Comp lete wi"th Fast-Flo faucet and easy corry han dl e. CABIN TENT • A le~i!1rn"!~ full •'•• .ki'"'lr "'"'I'"~ l<tl! "'tlh a loo11e doo r, .. indi> w\Qnd '""''lhl .. all• . • !ro of made a t (I 73 Ol w nnr~ yellow. 6 a>. <h<><oio lo brG"'n "'all• <>nd yo.llow l"m . • H\O(Io ''" lool Nido '"""d.,.,, wilh 3 ·.,a~ nylon • i~Pr• S!c"n flop Coo L. ;,pp<d in f11o <t C < hod loo<l lo< !ull ••nhla toon . ! HECK 'S REG . $1.69 HECK'S REG . $8.99 . KENT BADMINTON. BIRDIES . SPOIITS DEPT. SPOIITS o:EP~T.~ . ....:::!::;:;;;~ KEROSENE' LANTERN . 12" TENT STAKES econom ic al way to ·light camp. PKG, OF 4 $199 HECK'S REG . $2.89 • l do~llor rho tta~ler . • Ea~ l ~ in11n lled on !ro11en , mobile ho;no1, \l<>r<>~OI ned JICU \0. . • ~O w n ift !C!!>e h•1n f,l l oo\ ll(O Oif .;,d """"'" g r~ol a Mo de ol 6 73 o no~ouiJ gooen ••~• d<>l l · w , o ~ ~c-:~l lo ped • o lam~ . • SPLIT-SHOT PKG. OF 6 12 ASSORTED SINKERS POPPERS 78 PER PKG. NO. D106 ASSORTED SIZE PRIMUS HECK'S REG. 1.29 . STREAMLINE $1988 2 BURNER STOVE HECK'S REG. 23.99 1 ' '"""' oo d mo!ol od1u11ublt pole s. st~trl at 8:30 a .m. with the general session starting at 9:30 a.m. and closing at 3:30 p.m. A spedal opportunity will be the forum for those interested in attending dressed in old-fashioned costumes . These will be viewed during the buffet luncheon . Also during the- noon hour, there will be · entertainment provided by the Snyder Sisters o£ Noble County . l"kservations for the forum are needed not btter than Ma}' 7 and nmy be made at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomer·oy. phones 992-7881 or 992-7886 . CosliJ( the entire session will be $1.50 which inlll!ues registration , coffee and the buffet lunch . Hcgis tration will J-;1\'Cn at Hogg·& Zuspan Anrwunces NEW HOU RS Our tng 0Jyh ••hl Savtngs Ttme OPEN 8 to 8 PM· MONDAY THRU FRIDAY H ig:hli~hting the afternoon . program wi.\1 l>e Mrs. Ruse YOU'VE NEVER S_EEN P~1pier , eu nrdiniltOr, Stale Administrution on Aging, on : A VAlUE THIS BIG ... the t.opir. " Benefits to the elderly through government programs such aS RSVP. foster A CLEANER CR AMMED grandparents · and mainWITH SO MAINY . stream·· . \,·... EXTRAS, YET Phillip 1•. Grover, Ohio State 1 Univer~ity Exten s ion ~~. PRICED SO LOW! Specialist, Com,nun.ity and ~~~\ .;y~ Just Natural Hes ource Ocvelnp'49.9 nwnt. 1-l c~dt h Ser-vices, will \ . '• ~.i ,, \.<:<..-· • AdJUStable 3·PO· discuss educiltiono l o.~nd SO{'ial 1 )~ ::_,. sit i on handle • services throu gh\ public ~ \ 1• ' Convenient on / oil agencies such as cxtens,ion ' · · 1 ~. toot swit ch • Dec· 1 • • " ' ·, •• t ~ orator designed offi ces. libraries and home · ; 't~ ~ ' vinyl dust bag • hec.Jlt h services. ·i·~ ,~~~ \ .. , Conve rts easi ly · Don Duhi gg, chief of the lor above ·the \ ... t. 1 . ~ • fl oor cleani ng Burca\1 of Adult Sc rvit' es, ·~~ ~ \,; (tools optional) Division of Social Services, Ohio D pa rtm en t ·of · Public Welfare, will discuss benefits tu the elderly thro ugh the Ohio Departnwnt of Public Welfare. Work~hop s will be i:IV<IilabiC on ectch lupic fo llo wing, the three ta lks. Mrs. Papier will Summ::~rizc the d:ly's progr.":llll on the topic of how the sl;J te c1 dminis tra ti on em aging feels these foru ms will New 6-posi tion 3 HOUR EUREKA !. s STUDS It's NEW HAVEN . DISCOUNT TIRE 88"2 · f 817 $ 4x8 SH EET REG. $35 PR E-HUNG QOOR UNITS 30"-32 11 ' Sa le 5-8 p .m. T h urs. & Fri. Eve. Sa le 5-8 p .m. Th u rs . & Fri . Eve. 8' & 10' CORRUGATED . TRANSLUCENT PANELS Sa le 5·8 P. M, Thu rs. & Fri. Ev.e . ,. makes c leaning even in the Area EA. All OUR PAINTS IN STORE DIAL-A-NAP '' - 19 REG. 5.95 BIRCH · PANELING PM EACH EVENING _, Sa le 5-8 p .m. Thurs. & Fri. Eve·. Sale 5-8' p.m . Thurs. & Fri. E ve. ~ ~~~d:~A · ·~ ~~ --- Tire Prices 5 to 8 PRE-CUT NO. 1 GRADE \\.l,jl'' l ,. '• For the Lowest THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS easie r .. . sctti ngs.f or all pile heigh ts from low, flat pile to dee p dense shags. ' MEDIUM THICK Reg . 5.95 3.99 Reg . 6.95 ' 4.99 INSULATION 100 .Sq . F l . In Pkg . · 15" Width SQUARE FOO T Sa le 5-8 p .m . Thurs . & Fri. Eve. . • HOGG & ZUSPAN ·INGELS ·fURNITURE MATERIALS CO. 992-2635 MIDDL E PORT Mason, 'W. Va. Ne w f.f.w en , W . Va .. > OJIEI DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEUAILY 10 TO 9 SEAWAY .. 1 QUART CANTEEN WITH CARRYING CASE $19BB $122 HECK'S REG. 59' HECK'S REG. 11.99 ONE PARTY ALUMINUM ·MESS KIT --'1299 1 ---------~----------PRIMUS PROPANE . LANTERN SET· ' ' ONE GALLON COLEMAN FUEL __, lUG. 6-PARTY SET . .s-p• $3.59 $2.38 tPOIT$ DEPT. $PORT$ DEPT. STELLAR 7X,35 HECK'S REG . .HECK'S REG~ 21.99 1 ' VINYL PONCHO I BINOCULARS 97< $1:38 $599 HECK 'S REG. HECK .'S ' MITCHELL REEL 300 OR 301 HECK ' S REG. $1.58 SPOIITS DEPT. HECK'S REGULAR PRICE 4-PARTY COoK SET CO<>• Kio- ,.,•i<e fol ~ ptapl• i ~dudi~g ol " ''"~'"" plo lu, ~ plo>l;< cupi·, <o l'" pol ond lod, 11 •,. pOl . f<7 """ ,., ,~ dtto<hcblo honoile . .oh and . 1>9'PP"' ol!oOo<t o"d pr;~il .. $239 SJ66 . HECK'S REG. 116.99. . 2-PARTY MESS KIT ' .-. ---------------------~- I· . ' or Ohio. HECK'S REG. 49e 49e HECK'S REG. 99' $PORT$ . DEPT. W. H. Ferrell. 88, formerly of brothers and a sister. the Portland area-, died · MonFuneral services will be held day at hi s res idence in at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Park-er Fw1eral Home at Lodi Ashland, Ohio. · Mr. Ferrell who left Meigs '""here fri ends may call . Burial CoWl ty 33 ~r::; ago' is survived · Will be in a nearby cemetery. by his wifj), E\sie; twe lve . . · POST SI':ASON f. AMES children, Kessell, Dunkirk, N . CLEVE LAND 1UPI 1~ Here y. ; Mrs. Mar·ie H a~ck, is a Jist of the post season Pome roy ; Mrs. Elladene SIGNS WITH BROWNS professional foot ball games CLEVELAN') I UPl I - Greg ;mnoun ccd Monday night by Watson, Minersv ille ; Mrs. Eloise Smith, Marion; Glen , Pruitt, an All-America run ning t.l1e N~1 tionn l Football I .e::~g ue : Hilliard; Mrs. Mildred Miller. back at Okla homa wh o h<1d a Sat., Dee . 22 - Af'C and NFC and Willis. both of Ashland ; cao-eer total of 40 touchdowns divisional pl11yoffs INBC and Robert of Lodi; Ja ck and Dick anct.2,844 rushing yards, has CllS I. o£ West Salem, Ohio ; Jean Sig ned a mu!ti-year contract Sun ., · Dec. 2:3 - J\FC ami Keele, New Castle, Pa ., and · with th e Cleve land Browns of NFC divisional playoffs 1NBC William of Wads worth; 24 the .i':ationa l Football League. · ~tnd CBS'). g randchildr en, 11 greatPruill, third in the 1971 Sun., Dee . :to AFC gl'arldchildren; four · sis ters, voting for the Heisman Trophy championship ~;ame 1N I~CJ; Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt,, P~rtland ; and runnerup in 1972, was lhe NFC c h;J nl pi onship game Mrs. Laura Vannaman and Browns' . third choice in ~he I CBS I. NFL draft. M.rs, z·ma Offutt , Vienna ' W. ..<ecent sun ...Jan . ):t, t974 - Super . t . not V d MrS Ollie McMurray Contract _er ms were Bowl Vlll at Houston I CBS ). ot''Nao~·th ~venswood. Also di sclosed by th~ Browns, o.dfo Sun ., .l<~ n . 20, 1974 ~ AFCsurviv ing ::~re •several nieces p~an _Lu use Prm ;t on p\u~t .md NF C Pro B(/wl at Kansas City and nephews. Mr . Ferrell was ki ckoff return s and as a runM . l l':BCi. preceded in death by two ni ne bock. c hairm~•n . lx>neht to . the senior Cc mpl ~ to w o t~ ~ al ~p ro p~ l e oe r ep ~ ' · COLEMAN . SILK LITE MANTLES ' Bill DHllas, son of Graham L ncal Schools Supt. and Mrs. George Dalla s, performed in the male lead rote of Meredith Wilson's famous Broadway hit. Mus ic Man , Friday and Sa turday ni~ht.s in- the Graham Local High SchoQl Ch r..ir"s annuC:Il presentation at St. Paris. Champagne County . Youn g Dallas, a baritone , will grctd uate this spring <Jfter winnin g honors as a !:~Chola r and three-spurt v~1r sily ath lete . Hi s brothe r , SLC\•e. a Sophomore, also is a member of l!1c choi r. Altending the Saturday nigh t pt' rformance were the boys '• gre:tnd parents, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Mi!tl<~tk . Chesler Road, :1nd Mrs. Juanila Bachtel. Middleport, and thei r aunt, C<~ro l Bachtel, Middleport. or 8x10 TRAILER AWNIN.C SPORTS DEPT. 77¢ Sherman to serve as greeters. Mrs . Dwight Wallac~ and Mrs. Ri chard Karr will have charge ·of Lhe dining room, raVors will . . )Je.made by Mrs. Myron' Miller land Mrs. William Morris will provide the tab le arrangements. Stage decorations for lhe program will be made by Mrs. Jac k Satterf.ie ld and Mrs. Edward Crooks. Serving the banquet will be the men of the chur ch. All mothers and daughters of the chul'ch, as well . as invited guests iJre · welcome to attend . W. H. Ferrell died on Monday This practical, long wearing bog is cr:- ~ - -. fortob ly insulated and padded . The cov- 1 er is attractive nylon and the lining is HECK'S REG. 11.19 The annual mother daughter banquet of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church will be May 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the .church. Final plans were made during a committee meeting of the Women's AssoCiation at the home of Mrs. Dwight Zavitz. "Songs My Mother Taught Me'' will be the theme of the program , to feature songs from ····---· birth to death. Mrs. Donald Lowery and. Mrs. Lewis Sauer · a re Chai rw omen for the banquet with Mrs. Zavitz, Mrs, Tom Kelly and Mrs. R. M. a \·atlablr through local health departments and related health agencies . Profes :sor . Thomas Oellerich , assistant professor of sOCii! I work a! Ohio Umvet'sity, hc.ts selectt•d a::~ his topir, " Hesources available lhrOuJ.!h \'Oiuntary health and social organi:wuons .'' The speakers will be on the m ornm~ program. Discussion:;; on the topics will be folluwcd by workshOps. An arts i.llld craf~. workshop wtll be conducted \\ 1th Mrs. J<:~n1es Hunt, Golden A~e 1-lobbyshop. Columbus, as b<: t·ilizens •14~8 ' , HECK'S REG. s17.99 STORE HOURS MAY VARY AT DIFFERENT . HECK'S LOCATIONS *Ladies Dress, ·Coat & Vest Ensem~les *Ladies Dressy Blous·es .* Ladies Spring 2-piece 1Skirt Sets. ladles Co-ord,inate Sportswear * .Ladies Spring ·Dresses *Ladies Umbrellas . ·.. . . *Ladies ·Pan,rSuits 11 Toddler Boys & Girls Easter Coats * . I . '· . SORRY NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES All SALES FINAL �• ' 13 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Mal 2, 1973 • Forty going to forum on agmg • .~ OJIEUAILY 10 TO 9 OJIEM OAILY 10 TO 9 ~ ...•• ,. Interest in the District 7 Forum on Aging is building rapidly, with 40 persons from Meigs County already making reservations, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Pomeroy, district chairman, said tOday. ... ••• ' .•. ''• -· The event Friday, ~"la~ 11, at lhi! Hocking Valley Motor LOdge, Nelsonville, will feature a talk by Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, special consultant on aging to the President on the top1r, "Hov. revenue sharing :md other tax related factors affc,· t senior programs.·· Dr . J ohn W. Cashman, director, Ohio Department of lleallh, will talk on services ·women plan mother, daughter banquet • • • C'itlzen Dallas~ is star in Music Man • • ' • •..• \ • • • COLEMAN a·URGESS "TUFFY" FLASHLIGHT • USE YOUR HECK'S CHARGE-A-CARD 3 LB. NYLON ~-· $8499 SLEEPING BAG WITH TWO BATTERIES HECK'.S REG . $118 .88 ~de also of worm, so ft nylon . The zip - pe• is " jam proof." $1488 HECK'S REG. $21 .89 SPOIITS DEPT. KELLER 2 - GALLO N 30 QT. FOAM COOLER COLEMAN JUG ~ 119 8 ' x10 Dependable Co leman quality ju9,. Comp lete wi"th Fast-Flo faucet and easy corry han dl e. CABIN TENT • A le~i!1rn"!~ full •'•• .ki'"'lr "'"'I'"~ l<tl! "'tlh a loo11e doo r, .. indi> w\Qnd '""''lhl .. all• . • !ro of made a t (I 73 Ol w nnr~ yellow. 6 a>. <h<><oio lo brG"'n "'all• <>nd yo.llow l"m . • H\O(Io ''" lool Nido '"""d.,.,, wilh 3 ·.,a~ nylon • i~Pr• S!c"n flop Coo L. ;,pp<d in f11o <t C < hod loo<l lo< !ull ••nhla toon . ! HECK 'S REG . $1.69 HECK'S REG . $8.99 . KENT BADMINTON. BIRDIES . SPOIITS DEPT. SPOIITS o:EP~T.~ . ....:::!::;:;;;~ KEROSENE' LANTERN . 12" TENT STAKES econom ic al way to ·light camp. PKG, OF 4 $199 HECK'S REG . $2.89 • l do~llor rho tta~ler . • Ea~ l ~ in11n lled on !ro11en , mobile ho;no1, \l<>r<>~OI ned JICU \0. . • ~O w n ift !C!!>e h•1n f,l l oo\ ll(O Oif .;,d """"'" g r~ol a Mo de ol 6 73 o no~ouiJ gooen ••~• d<>l l · w , o ~ ~c-:~l lo ped • o lam~ . • SPLIT-SHOT PKG. OF 6 12 ASSORTED SINKERS POPPERS 78 PER PKG. NO. D106 ASSORTED SIZE PRIMUS HECK'S REG. 1.29 . STREAMLINE $1988 2 BURNER STOVE HECK'S REG. 23.99 1 ' '"""' oo d mo!ol od1u11ublt pole s. st~trl at 8:30 a .m. with the general session starting at 9:30 a.m. and closing at 3:30 p.m. A spedal opportunity will be the forum for those interested in attending dressed in old-fashioned costumes . These will be viewed during the buffet luncheon . Also during the- noon hour, there will be · entertainment provided by the Snyder Sisters o£ Noble County . l"kservations for the forum are needed not btter than Ma}' 7 and nmy be made at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomer·oy. phones 992-7881 or 992-7886 . CosliJ( the entire session will be $1.50 which inlll!ues registration , coffee and the buffet lunch . Hcgis tration will J-;1\'Cn at Hogg·& Zuspan Anrwunces NEW HOU RS Our tng 0Jyh ••hl Savtngs Ttme OPEN 8 to 8 PM· MONDAY THRU FRIDAY H ig:hli~hting the afternoon . program wi.\1 l>e Mrs. Ruse YOU'VE NEVER S_EEN P~1pier , eu nrdiniltOr, Stale Administrution on Aging, on : A VAlUE THIS BIG ... the t.opir. " Benefits to the elderly through government programs such aS RSVP. foster A CLEANER CR AMMED grandparents · and mainWITH SO MAINY . stream·· . \,·... EXTRAS, YET Phillip 1•. Grover, Ohio State 1 Univer~ity Exten s ion ~~. PRICED SO LOW! Specialist, Com,nun.ity and ~~~\ .;y~ Just Natural Hes ource Ocvelnp'49.9 nwnt. 1-l c~dt h Ser-vices, will \ . '• ~.i ,, \.<:<..-· • AdJUStable 3·PO· discuss educiltiono l o.~nd SO{'ial 1 )~ ::_,. sit i on handle • services throu gh\ public ~ \ 1• ' Convenient on / oil agencies such as cxtens,ion ' · · 1 ~. toot swit ch • Dec· 1 • • " ' ·, •• t ~ orator designed offi ces. libraries and home · ; 't~ ~ ' vinyl dust bag • hec.Jlt h services. ·i·~ ,~~~ \ .. , Conve rts easi ly · Don Duhi gg, chief of the lor above ·the \ ... t. 1 . ~ • fl oor cleani ng Burca\1 of Adult Sc rvit' es, ·~~ ~ \,; (tools optional) Division of Social Services, Ohio D pa rtm en t ·of · Public Welfare, will discuss benefits tu the elderly thro ugh the Ohio Departnwnt of Public Welfare. Work~hop s will be i:IV<IilabiC on ectch lupic fo llo wing, the three ta lks. Mrs. Papier will Summ::~rizc the d:ly's progr.":llll on the topic of how the sl;J te c1 dminis tra ti on em aging feels these foru ms will New 6-posi tion 3 HOUR EUREKA !. s STUDS It's NEW HAVEN . DISCOUNT TIRE 88"2 · f 817 $ 4x8 SH EET REG. $35 PR E-HUNG QOOR UNITS 30"-32 11 ' Sa le 5-8 p .m. T h urs. & Fri. Eve. Sa le 5-8 p .m. Th u rs . & Fri . Eve. 8' & 10' CORRUGATED . TRANSLUCENT PANELS Sa le 5·8 P. M, Thu rs. & Fri. Ev.e . ,. makes c leaning even in the Area EA. All OUR PAINTS IN STORE DIAL-A-NAP '' - 19 REG. 5.95 BIRCH · PANELING PM EACH EVENING _, Sa le 5-8 p .m. Thurs. & Fri. Eve·. Sale 5-8' p.m . Thurs. & Fri. E ve. ~ ~~~d:~A · ·~ ~~ --- Tire Prices 5 to 8 PRE-CUT NO. 1 GRADE \\.l,jl'' l ,. '• For the Lowest THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS easie r .. . sctti ngs.f or all pile heigh ts from low, flat pile to dee p dense shags. ' MEDIUM THICK Reg . 5.95 3.99 Reg . 6.95 ' 4.99 INSULATION 100 .Sq . F l . In Pkg . · 15" Width SQUARE FOO T Sa le 5-8 p .m . Thurs . & Fri. Eve. . • HOGG & ZUSPAN ·INGELS ·fURNITURE MATERIALS CO. 992-2635 MIDDL E PORT Mason, 'W. Va. Ne w f.f.w en , W . Va .. > OJIEI DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEUAILY 10 TO 9 SEAWAY .. 1 QUART CANTEEN WITH CARRYING CASE $19BB $122 HECK'S REG. 59' HECK'S REG. 11.99 ONE PARTY ALUMINUM ·MESS KIT --'1299 1 ---------~----------PRIMUS PROPANE . LANTERN SET· ' ' ONE GALLON COLEMAN FUEL __, lUG. 6-PARTY SET . .s-p• $3.59 $2.38 tPOIT$ DEPT. $PORT$ DEPT. STELLAR 7X,35 HECK'S REG . .HECK'S REG~ 21.99 1 ' VINYL PONCHO I BINOCULARS 97< $1:38 $599 HECK 'S REG. HECK .'S ' MITCHELL REEL 300 OR 301 HECK ' S REG. $1.58 SPOIITS DEPT. HECK'S REGULAR PRICE 4-PARTY COoK SET CO<>• Kio- ,.,•i<e fol ~ ptapl• i ~dudi~g ol " ''"~'"" plo lu, ~ plo>l;< cupi·, <o l'" pol ond lod, 11 •,. pOl . f<7 """ ,., ,~ dtto<hcblo honoile . .oh and . 1>9'PP"' ol!oOo<t o"d pr;~il .. $239 SJ66 . HECK'S REG. 116.99. . 2-PARTY MESS KIT ' .-. ---------------------~- I· . ' or Ohio. HECK'S REG. 49e 49e HECK'S REG. 99' $PORT$ . DEPT. W. H. Ferrell. 88, formerly of brothers and a sister. the Portland area-, died · MonFuneral services will be held day at hi s res idence in at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Park-er Fw1eral Home at Lodi Ashland, Ohio. · Mr. Ferrell who left Meigs '""here fri ends may call . Burial CoWl ty 33 ~r::; ago' is survived · Will be in a nearby cemetery. by his wifj), E\sie; twe lve . . · POST SI':ASON f. AMES children, Kessell, Dunkirk, N . CLEVE LAND 1UPI 1~ Here y. ; Mrs. Mar·ie H a~ck, is a Jist of the post season Pome roy ; Mrs. Elladene SIGNS WITH BROWNS professional foot ball games CLEVELAN') I UPl I - Greg ;mnoun ccd Monday night by Watson, Minersv ille ; Mrs. Eloise Smith, Marion; Glen , Pruitt, an All-America run ning t.l1e N~1 tionn l Football I .e::~g ue : Hilliard; Mrs. Mildred Miller. back at Okla homa wh o h<1d a Sat., Dee . 22 - Af'C and NFC and Willis. both of Ashland ; cao-eer total of 40 touchdowns divisional pl11yoffs INBC and Robert of Lodi; Ja ck and Dick anct.2,844 rushing yards, has CllS I. o£ West Salem, Ohio ; Jean Sig ned a mu!ti-year contract Sun ., · Dec. 2:3 - J\FC ami Keele, New Castle, Pa ., and · with th e Cleve land Browns of NFC divisional playoffs 1NBC William of Wads worth; 24 the .i':ationa l Football League. · ~tnd CBS'). g randchildr en, 11 greatPruill, third in the 1971 Sun., Dee . :to AFC gl'arldchildren; four · sis ters, voting for the Heisman Trophy championship ~;ame 1N I~CJ; Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt,, P~rtland ; and runnerup in 1972, was lhe NFC c h;J nl pi onship game Mrs. Laura Vannaman and Browns' . third choice in ~he I CBS I. NFL draft. M.rs, z·ma Offutt , Vienna ' W. ..<ecent sun ...Jan . ):t, t974 - Super . t . not V d MrS Ollie McMurray Contract _er ms were Bowl Vlll at Houston I CBS ). ot''Nao~·th ~venswood. Also di sclosed by th~ Browns, o.dfo Sun ., .l<~ n . 20, 1974 ~ AFCsurviv ing ::~re •several nieces p~an _Lu use Prm ;t on p\u~t .md NF C Pro B(/wl at Kansas City and nephews. Mr . Ferrell was ki ckoff return s and as a runM . l l':BCi. preceded in death by two ni ne bock. c hairm~•n . lx>neht to . the senior Cc mpl ~ to w o t~ ~ al ~p ro p~ l e oe r ep ~ ' · COLEMAN . SILK LITE MANTLES ' Bill DHllas, son of Graham L ncal Schools Supt. and Mrs. George Dalla s, performed in the male lead rote of Meredith Wilson's famous Broadway hit. Mus ic Man , Friday and Sa turday ni~ht.s in- the Graham Local High SchoQl Ch r..ir"s annuC:Il presentation at St. Paris. Champagne County . Youn g Dallas, a baritone , will grctd uate this spring <Jfter winnin g honors as a !:~Chola r and three-spurt v~1r sily ath lete . Hi s brothe r , SLC\•e. a Sophomore, also is a member of l!1c choi r. Altending the Saturday nigh t pt' rformance were the boys '• gre:tnd parents, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Mi!tl<~tk . Chesler Road, :1nd Mrs. Juanila Bachtel. Middleport, and thei r aunt, C<~ro l Bachtel, Middleport. or 8x10 TRAILER AWNIN.C SPORTS DEPT. 77¢ Sherman to serve as greeters. Mrs . Dwight Wallac~ and Mrs. Ri chard Karr will have charge ·of Lhe dining room, raVors will . . )Je.made by Mrs. Myron' Miller land Mrs. William Morris will provide the tab le arrangements. Stage decorations for lhe program will be made by Mrs. Jac k Satterf.ie ld and Mrs. Edward Crooks. Serving the banquet will be the men of the chur ch. All mothers and daughters of the chul'ch, as well . as invited guests iJre · welcome to attend . W. H. Ferrell died on Monday This practical, long wearing bog is cr:- ~ - -. fortob ly insulated and padded . The cov- 1 er is attractive nylon and the lining is HECK'S REG. 11.19 The annual mother daughter banquet of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church will be May 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the .church. Final plans were made during a committee meeting of the Women's AssoCiation at the home of Mrs. Dwight Zavitz. "Songs My Mother Taught Me'' will be the theme of the program , to feature songs from ····---· birth to death. Mrs. Donald Lowery and. Mrs. Lewis Sauer · a re Chai rw omen for the banquet with Mrs. Zavitz, Mrs, Tom Kelly and Mrs. R. M. a \·atlablr through local health departments and related health agencies . Profes :sor . Thomas Oellerich , assistant professor of sOCii! I work a! Ohio Umvet'sity, hc.ts selectt•d a::~ his topir, " Hesources available lhrOuJ.!h \'Oiuntary health and social organi:wuons .'' The speakers will be on the m ornm~ program. Discussion:;; on the topics will be folluwcd by workshOps. An arts i.llld craf~. workshop wtll be conducted \\ 1th Mrs. J<:~n1es Hunt, Golden A~e 1-lobbyshop. Columbus, as b<: t·ilizens •14~8 ' , HECK'S REG. s17.99 STORE HOURS MAY VARY AT DIFFERENT . HECK'S LOCATIONS *Ladies Dress, ·Coat & Vest Ensem~les *Ladies Dressy Blous·es .* Ladies Spring 2-piece 1Skirt Sets. ladles Co-ord,inate Sportswear * .Ladies Spring ·Dresses *Ladies Umbrellas . ·.. . . *Ladies ·Pan,rSuits 11 Toddler Boys & Girls Easter Coats * . I . '· . SORRY NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES All SALES FINAL �.. • • •• - 1110 , uauy :senttnel, Middleport-PomerOJ', 0 ., May 2, 197:1 ' , 1 . .Sentinel Classifieds Get Action!- Sentinel Cla~sifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION . DEADLINES . S P .M . Oav Before P ub ticat ian . Monday Deadline 9 a . m . Cancellation Corr-ecti ons OF QUAliTY Tight to ed it Or reject any ads deemed ob i ec ti ona t. The publ i sher Wi ll not be responsibl e fQr more than one in corre c t · in.sert ion . RATES !1166CHEVELLE S749 Har dtop Coupe , the HOT one, an ~ su r e to p lea se, au toma t ic, good tir'es , good body wlfh green hn 1s.h, r.;tdiO. A SPECIA L AN Y DA Y. v.s. For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one i n s ert ion M in imum Charge 75c 12 cents per word thr ee consecut i ve insert i on s. IB cents per word s ix con secutiiJe Insert ions . 1969 CHEVROLET . $899 Bisc ayne·, 317 V 8 engi ne. automat i ~ transm issi?n, po"'":er stee r ing, and power br·a kes., good t1res. green f 1nlsh w 1f h ma tching in t er ior . Book value, Sti SO. S P EC I AL ~ 25 Per Cent Disco unt on pa id ad s and ads pa id w i th in 10 day s . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word m in im urn . Each addit ional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional -25c Advertlsem ent . , Charge 1967 BUICK . S895 Sky lar k H.T . Cpe ., V-8, au tor;'a tl c, po_w ~r st een ng & br ak es. lik e new W · W tires, r ad 1o, bl ue l fnfsh, bl ue v inyl int er ior . · per Pomeroy Motor Co. OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a . m . to S:OO p.m . Da ily , 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . ' Pome;oy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS W i ll be a c cepted unt i l 9 a .m . f or Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve s th e PUBLIC NOTICES OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY , OHIO Notice Your Right to Know lost BUSIN E SS buUd i ng w1 th about 150 ft . fr ontage on St al e Rou tes 33 124 ilnd 7; for me r l:y R euter 's Service Sta t ion located 11 m i le NorJh of Pom eroy . Ideal tor Roadsi de P ott ery . An t i q ues, ou t si d e foun tains. gr ocer y stor e, etc. Ha s ga s pumps and tanks. Cl ose to Cou nt y Fa ir Grounds, Sta l e Road si de Park and M ei gs Hi gh School. F ully equipped and stock tha t mus1 be pur cha sed. Con·tact Guido, 992 5786 or 992-2529 or 992-9979 fo r appointme-n t. 4·29-61<:: For ,Sale TAt< ING ord er s f or sou ther n plants. C ~a 9es R. Ha rr is, 843 2693. • 4- I J - tf ~ N OW ___ Wan!P.rl To Buy Li mestone, ExceiSi o} Works, i: . Ma in St., Pomeroy . Ph one 992-3891. 4-12-tfc , · '1 , MAYTAG Wrin g er Wa sher . stain less steel tub ; 2 yrs. ol d ; will sell tor $50 ; phone 992 5083 after 4 p.m . 2 R E DB ON E Coon hound pups; 2,000 NEW r ed br it k ; call 992 2039. 4 mon ths old : male,· call 9855·2-31p 3932 alt er 5 p.m . 4-27·5t c REMOVE carpet path s and spots; fluff beaten down nap H ONDA 305 Super · Hawk , ex w i th B lu e Lu sfr'e . Rent c e ll en t c ond ition ; Gra·v e ly Sl. Nelson' s Dr'ug shampooer tra c tor and m ower ; phone Stor e. Pomeroy , Ohio . 949·5953. 5· 1·21 c 4 27-6t c 1972 KAWASAKI 175' $525; ST ERE O, M Od ern Walnut p·hone 992·2360. ste r eo. AM-FM radio com 4·29·51c bi nati on, 4 speed c hanger, 4 ----::~-::---:-:-­ speaker s, se parat e control s. M O THER ' S Day F l ow ers ; Bal an ce $68 .53. Use our hang ing ba skets: whl1e, pink budget term s. Call 992-3965. and red geranium s, mums 4-29-6f c, and b egonia S; INSTANT ~-~-,COLOR for your Garden SP ECIA L PR JC E on Al uminum pa ns ies. petun ias. marig olds. car t op boa ts unti l May · 4, Phl ox : Coleu s. Sa l v ia. Zin while stor:k la st s, 12· 13-14; ·- nia s, Dianthu s. Ally ssum , phone 99 2-6'156, Kinq sbury Rd . Snapdrag ons, Agerat ium and No. 18. · Portulacca . Vegetal:)ble plants 4· 29 -6tp Cabbag~ , ro cc oll, ~-----cauliflower , leftuce, eggplant, mangoe s, hot peppers and 14 VI SIT K ingsbury Hom e, Sa les & kind s of tomat o plant s. Se rv ice for a better buy in 12'14' w ide mobile homes or a Cleland Farm and Greenh ouse, E. Main, Rac ine. r oo my doubte.wide 54x24, 3 Gera ld Cleland. bedr oom , 2 bath s - 44~<24 , 2 4-29-lfc bc dr oo ~s; made by Skyline Cor p. Buill r ight. 2x4 con struc tion . Now on d isplay on Ki na sburv Rd . CO!JO I Y Rd . 18, Rt . 33 North . --Come n9w ur to our Grand Opening on May 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home in Ma son, W. Va. , newly 12· 13 . Off i ce hours 2 PJT1. to 7 remcideled k.i tchen and living p . m . or by appointment. roorn , large l ot fe11ced in ; Ph on e 9-92 -6256 . Our . low phone 773-5976 . ov erh ead mean s big savings to yo u. 4-29- 12tp BEAUTIFU L Country Home on Tuppers P lains Wat er GROCERY bus iness for sa le. system ; 6 r ooms an.d , t)afll. Bui l ding for s·ale or _lease . ba sement. beautiful built -in Phone ?73-561S.from 8:30p.m. kit chen, all rooms paneled ; . to 10 p.m . for appoin tmen t. new fu rnace, new vinyl 3·20-tfc siding, storm windows, storm doors and shutter·s ; wi ll sell with l ot and garden or sma ll i97 3 STEREO 8 track. A sma ll acreage; phone 949 -5953 . balan ce of $88.64 ·or pay $6.50 4-27 ·6.tc per month, Phone 992-533 1. .00-llc Teaford, Sr. . Broker .Pets For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio HHE!l" HEATING. & COOLING Nt(ws,, Society . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foley and children spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahr of Buckeye Lake . , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw. of Mingo Junction spent a day with his aunt, .Miss Frankie _ Mumaw. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Duckworth recently spent aday with his brother and sister, Agnes White and Richard Duckworth , who accompanh:d them home for a few days. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs . Russell Bllrt and Mrs. Goldia lfaynes and 0 . B. Scott in Byesville and Mr. and Mrs . James Guinsler and Kitty of Pickerington . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnett of Fairborn .visited with .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hendrix and Dana Jr. of Milwaukee, Wise. ·visited with relatives h,ere. Kenneth and 'Jl>rry Guinther sPent a recent Weekend With the Staats children at Chester. ·Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of Jackson, Mrs. Herman Ross of Mason, Mrs . Lawrence Coleman ' of Point Pleasant visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quillen. ' Mrs. Wanda Guinther spent a Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Newland of. Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Marty Morarity of Dorcas spent a Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Pauline Morarlty. Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Wa.t er Heaiers Plun1bing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS· 99n448 Pom'eroy, o. LOSE weight with New Shape T'ablets and Hydrex · Wa~ er Pills ', Duf l of"!_ Drug, M i d dl eport , & . Nel son Drug . 5· 1·31p . P ro b I E m ? Get Snoozer Tablet ~ for a safe nig"ht's sleep. Only 98c , Nelson Drug . . 5· 1·21P ·S L E E PING Rest~ess? For Rent 2 BEDROOM mobil e home, . adults on ly; phone 992 -5592 . 4-29 -tfc 'I Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Karen Murray, Greg and Tina, spent an afternoon recently with Mr. and'Mrs : Cecil Sheets at Sandyville: W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and Mr. and·Mrs. RQbert Rieq and David of Pataskala were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ·Kenneth Markins at . Racine. Mr . and Mrs. Elmo Smith spent the Easter weeken.d w1th Mr. and Mtt. Steven Smith and famUy at C~neaut.1 For wood finl sh·es. 3.99 gallon SMITH NELSON . MOTORS, INC. Ph. 99'2"-2174 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MOBILE. · home space in Syra cuse ; phone 992 -6329. · 5·2-tf"c Real Estate For Sale 7 ROOM frame hou se In Harr isonville ; phone 304-755 · 2657 . -------, 5.2· 12tc 2 YEAR old , 3 bedroom house, fully carpeted , storm win . dow s ; phone 99'2 -5756. 5. Hfp NEW T U XE DO 2 pc . suite with sewn foam ba ck. and arms, PRIVA T E m ee ting room for featu ring . 6 inch foam any organization; phone 992 cushi ons ;.., your choice of 3975. velvet or matelasse. This . 3: 11 -ttc wee k only $199.95 , cash and ca r ry . Pomeroy Recovery, · 3 AND 4 R.OOM ~furhi s hed and·' 622 E . Main St. , phone 992 unfurnished apartments. 7554. Phone 992-5434 . 4·26·61p Ma son, W. Va. All mechanic work inclulflin'auto. trans. Mon. thru S;tt. B:JOilt.m.to5p.m. MIDDLEPORT 2 story frame . 3 l arge bed r ooms- w i th loads of closets . M odern bath with shower . 26 ft . living room with nice fireplace, dining room . kitchen with all new cabine1s and range, dining ba r , very convenien t. Carpe ted thr oughout . Full basement. Forced air heat. Ca rport . On exce llent street . $11,500.00 . . HOUSE AND Roof pa inting,· interior and exterior, free es t ima tes. Call992-7008 or 9922460. 4-19-30tc WILL trim or cut trees, clean out basements , atti cs. etc. - and paint ·roofs ; Phone 94<13221. Open 8 Til5 SEE US FOR : Awn;ngs, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, ~fum inum siding and railing . A. Jacob, sales representative . For fre~ estim ates , phone Charle& Lisle , Syracuse, V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3.2.tfc , V.l EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work ; septic;, tanks installed; dump trucks and lo-boys for hire; will haul fill dirt, top soil, ; limestone and gravel; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 9925232. -ll -tfc 2 NOW open to serve you PAUL'S AUTO PARTS. We need . your ·junk car or tru ck ; see us before you se l l. Rl. 7 By-Pass, Pomeroy , ·Ohio. 4-27-6tp Siena, whose feast day is April 30. is the patroness for the pre vention of _fites . .St. Catherine· of We.· talk to you ' .like .a person~ SPRING, CLEANING ' -~ WMP0/1390 ---,.,,~~ WANTED to hire, a painter. w ith· ·some experience ; phone 9925502 , 5-2-31c. _ _ ..l...._ _ _ ·~~ ON YOUR DIAL SALE COOK, \VA I TRESS and carhop ; ~ply in pers On , Ci"ow' s Steak · ouse. - ·. . . , 4-26 ltc ---.,--- . MILLER MOBILE HOMES 423-7521 1210 .VASHIN!>TON BLVD. I. BELPRE,O. . 10x40 2·BR 10x51 2 BR 10x56 3 BR 12x412 BR · 1ix51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR 12x61 3 BR l0x4~ 3 BR Double wide ®OUR SON KELLY 15 ON.LY FOURTEC:N, BUT HE LOVES TD DRAW AND PAINT. wE ... HOPING YOU'D THINI( fiE HAD 11\LENT WlJUUJ AGREE IT15 BEEN A LONC7 llME BI ~CE I \'.ORKED WITH ONE 5 0 \'OUNC>'. PERHAPS I'VE WORKED IN A VACUUM IDOLDI\G. I'D LIKE lD MEET YOUR 60N, MRI?> ROWAN ... AND HELP Hit.\ I ~ I. CAN • WHY THE' B065 AND "I1M 511U. A COMMC>N ' LABOf;lER! ROOM NOW! . IF THAT LITTLE PROBLEM M.A,K£5 SINCE C RITTERS LIVE IN THE WAT ER , FINDING ONE ISN'T GONNA BE EASY .' YOU BLUE, Tt-IEN I 'VE GOT HAPPY ~h, __;NEWS. FOR ' " " "" , GASOUNE AILEY Want t' qive · 'em ~omet hin' nice, We qat p \ent ~ o' time' Weddin' ain 't t ill Rufus' '\ THAT'S MORE l..li<e iT! ttlf"ORM THt PRtSIDFiiT I HAT I MGIH fi ND SOMi:. Mlr-!OR JOB m R.. HIM f~l Ml' 40 Vfi?HM ENT .1 HE EITHER ACCEPf Eo OR .. . by THOMAS JOSEPH 15 ACRES, rhile from Long Bottom , 20 miles from · Pom eroy, ca ll Pttrkersburg 428· 1308 or write P. 0 . Box 729- B, c-o The Dai!y Sentinel , Pom eroy, Ohio 45769 . ' 4-26-6tc 18 ACRES. in Pomeroy Village Limits · River View 1 I . Cr:1w 5 . J.osc sigh I of I I . Ct·l (' !Jt•s 11 :-, RANCHO COMPANY Rea !tors and AuctiQneers 446c0001. Gallipolis ·' RETREADS AU SIZES ONLY _$995 li, .Eight b hcr' s cornrnt·n l mu si cian s 7. Pari s J.'ooli .'> h 22. <;ra in 23. Attention .. Th in gS 24. Vo lat ile liquid :!5. Hivcr · LfRI.COUNTY MAYTAG I RUTLAND fURNITURE R~~~~;:eo ' Arnold Grate. .Rutland L-----------~~ .L .~--~------~--~--~~~~~, one letter to each aquare, to forin four ordinary words. I GU)IW ID ~'.,!! ':.,':.:', 'i::,':,.~..;- I I 31. i\'loun t ain 32. 'f'iH ' witc h Lo the 2fi. 'Hip ; ~tu.mh l e I II of - I. :JS. Carl 37. Coilfu r c f:HfiJOf) i\"i'osci/C 10. IIHI :-;ctting ia'n fl~ ~l l" (' :!!1 . .. _ ( 2wt.l s.) street M. ('intl c r ·cJJa 's footwear ( 2 wd s ..) 9. Least cha ll cn,~ j ll g 27. S:1far i HI. Brit· . (2 wd s.) gadge t 23. Abstra ct t I being 24. T"h cncc 25 . Seaman Now ......,;K, the cin:ltd ltllero I I ~::.d=:=;:· ~~~=~=~;:;:=~•=u~Jietted MI NTU; "1 / to form the aurprise answer, U ~9. Ool ong Y~:tterd•r'• bohca 30. Bef or e Jumble•: KNACK An1w.e r' OPIUM of · :\lilc d :14. Bcr~rork 36. Lc."'S <llllu cnt :ut Wres t ::19. ltc sti,C"ss ncss 40. Ja son 's ship 41. Bother eASY? . :1" UAILY <;RYPTO(IUOTE-Hcre's how . AXYDLBAAIR jg .L 0 N G F E J, L 0 W ·· One Jetter .simplY .stands ror anoth er . ln· th is sa mple A i s , - - - - - - - - - - - - , used for the three r;,, X f or lhe two 0', . cf c. ·~;nglc I.etters . aPostroph Cs, Ut e length a,nd formalio~ n_f the w.o rd $ arc all · hints. Each day t~e code letters arc d11Tcrcnl. QNL!(l-IAVE TWENT'(- ' CltYl'TUQUUn;s SYlp, . ., : T ..J r. "' - ' It lJ Z M X H. .L A Y · AGT HZV I N V ~; M .X Y .~1 ' K :-1 /1 Y .1 r: Il Y 1·; S. Y .J. N :!.iGTZ IJ :\ t; S y .l .'f E 'M X • .K Y ,J <I Q H Z V I . ~ {~ Z ~; ~I V}! . X· r; V V .'1 F. V II · Z I· ~ (Auwlln lomorrow) PASTRY ., ;;,_ " CONVIX Took in. Cl'fJIIldt-THE PICKPOCKET ( pre f. ) :~:t So n M·M·MAV I "r I I I n" \ or ~ · S· 60RRQW YURI< HANK~ by the ibove cartoon. L· ""- 1111 SIMI$! IIISY!lllm "!!8. Pianist f-.lcCann GENERAL TIRE SALES Many more to choose from . 741-4211 nr i'"ar ·5. Scdhcd 27. Italian 992-7161 Middleport, 0. · ' Un~eramble: these four Jumble~ 4. Midd lt! t:ity All homes are tota l electric, comple.1ely furnished , set of steips, 11..'' birch paneling, house -type doors. storm windows. ·.From $250.00 down, Deli vered Free. 'j lalc (:{ wl.l s.J ~----------~=== l~G.Canny ~ fellow 'CASING Mavtag Au1om;ltics 2 speed op.erafion . Choice Of water temps . Auto . water l evel control. · L l nt F iller or Power .. ·Fin Agitator . Perma-Press M11ytag Halo of Heat · Dryers SUrround clothes with gentle, even heat. No hot spOts , no overdryin~ . . Fine Mesh Lint Filter. We Specialize In . -\ Oltl · W1/t l1 illl i :-> ll .r e laxe d (. 2·w<J s 1 .......lt 5.11f lon g. stand in!-! ( hyph . wd . ) 17. /lclation IK. Waterloo marshal 19. Jmmuvahl(.' ~~......~(':::;:" and RETREADABLE ., (@ t(l?a Ki n~: F t• a tU f o•s ~YfHli c nl •'. Inc .) :t N urs(•ry '--(~:: 20. Self .... (Scot.J A•""12t. Amphib Big Capacitv - ~- 14. Comf.v ; ...- SITS DOWN.-0. A. BATTISTA •·kmen t 12. Vi ~ u :d 13. " \fa.\ a con DICK TRACY Yebtcrday's t:rYJJtriquotc: THE GOOD Sl'Ei\K t:: Jt JS ONE WHO ltlSES TO THE OCCASIUN- AND THEN PROMP'l'l,Y 42. i~ l"lg i ;n1 l'J VC r tlOW N . I . <: ~ se ou s M 'l{f)SS $6500 .Eastern· Ave. Gallipolis, 0 . . PH. 446-0175 I~TAA~ 'VOU'I?E OH,1HA NK YOU; M R. 0ABE LLINO . I'LL CALL KEL LY IXJWN FROM Hl6 ~-~--- . MOBilE ,HOMES ltll • • "''' •• , OF OBSERVATION L..JKC: IHA.i' All~t LOTS on Wright· Street, Pomeroy . Phone 742-6630. 4-19-l2tc • $29.95 ' $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 S4995 . WINNIE WINKLE WE wERE POW&:~ YA CA"''T PICK UP />NY PAPER W11'H TW NAIL PARi STJC)(lN' UP IN~~ s-~ c. Real Estate For Sale! ------- ' " v:-;=.,S:-::T:-V:-::S-e rc.-v-=;-ce:-,- ;M -;::: a sOn ,1'5 ·= D-:A"'"N·"N W . Va . ;· phone 773 -5976. . 4.27·tlt Hilton Wolfe , Salesman Phone 949-3711 CASH pa id for all makes and . 5-1-3fc r:n.odels of mobile hOOJes. Phone area code 614-423.-9531. Salesmen Wan led 4-lJ.tfc SALES ,OptJorh.;n ity . Bellone, l WOrld 's largest manufac tur er , - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -- -- - -- - - - , of hear ing 'aid S needs sates men or s.:il es women for toea 1 area . Must be 21 or o.ver, neat -· appearance , . car, bondable and look ing for a $15,000 a ye~r income with excellent g r owth po·te nt ial. Persons se lec ted will be · completely tr ained at our expense. . Over 30 new display mobil e homes go on sa le at hundreds Company benefits , protected 01dollat:"s in savings to make roorn for new su mmer st ock . territory., Fepeat business and. leads lurn ished . Apply : Dou b le s .Jnd Modulars, due to rising cost of lumber . and Bellone Hear.i ng Aid Center , materia l . Sale pri ce good only on dis_prayed un its. 60 1 Sb:th Ave·., Hunti ngton, W. Va . , SAL.E GOOD THRU MAY 7th ' ' 4- 30- ~tc Ernest M . Shuler- Meigs County - Owner WANT To SE: Ae:le 10 SAY,·~ WASHINGTOI<I Sl-EPT ~,'Yc:v 'o DARN \Net..-£-. ~ FtJT A ~IN MY r;:tav\! Real Estate For Sale · RAC IN E - 5 acres of land, 6 room frame hou se, 3 nice ,: bedrooms , bath & shower, vinyl . sidi_ng, very goOd property - priced - $18,000.00. 4·2Hip I,.I~$E::SS ... IP )OJ Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. . 4-30 -3tc H Po in eroy Home & Auto RACINE - 6 room s, 3 bedrooms, Ph balhs, wall -1o-wa ll carM;ti ng downstairs, 4 extra room s in basem en t, living , room ' 25x:30. doubl e garage, would hcive to see to ap. prec inte - $32,000.00. NEW MOBILE HOMES • -- GEORGE HOBSTETTER REAL ESTATE BROKER RACINE - 3 acres 1 mile out ·of Racine on Chester Tu pper s Pla ins water syst em, sale price - $20,000 .00 . HELEN L. TEAFORD 992 -3325 GORDON B. TEAFORD 992 -3615 ~ ASSOCIATES NO SUNDAYS PLEASE RAif?/ ~ 4-H .Jotc · DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dit ching service; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex· • cavating. Phone 99 2-536 7 , Oi ck Ka ~ r , Jr. ~-=c=-:-c-,---.,-::-::c--;:-9-l ·lfc 0 1 0ELL WHEEL.. allguJ"euJ AUT'OMOBILE ;nsurance been . locaf~?d at Crossroads, Rt . 124, . complete front end ·service, cancelled? Lost yoUr' tune up and brake service: operator's license? Call 9~2· Wheels balanced elec 2966. troni .(: ally . . AI! work ' 6-TS-ffc guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 992-3213 or 742G ARAGE repair, .tun e - ups_;' 3232. plugs , points and conde nse r ; 8 2·18-tfc · cyl., $17 .95 and 6 cyl., $14.95; call for appoin tm ent; Ra cine Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949- EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg e khoes and and small ; 3611 . d tires; , · Loaders on track 4·8·30tc Dump trucks -boy ~--c:-::--Service; Sep ti c tanks n SEPT IC TANKS AROBtC' George (Bit · s talled; ~WAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN. Pullin s; phone 992·2478 or 992· ED. REPAIRED. MILLER 7402. 2-9-ttct SAN ITATI ON, STEWART, OH 10. PHONE 662·3035. , HARR ISON'S TV Service and 10·4·tf C Service Calls ; phone 9?2-2522 . H ·tfc . ~'· SEWING MACHINES. Repa;; service, all rnakes . 992 -2284. l<E'ADY: MIX . CONCRETE . The Fabric Shop, PomeroY. ·derivered right to your Aulhorized Singer Sates and/ project. Fast and ea~y. Free Service. We Sharpen Scissors. i estimates, Phone 992· 328·1". Goeg lein ReadY-Mix Co ., · 3·29·ffc Middleport, Oh;o. . • MODERN se ptic tank service, 6·30-tfc 24 hours, 7 .days a week . Phone 992·3954 . · SEPTIC TANKS CLiiANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 440· 4-10-30tc 4782. Gallipolis, .John Russe.ll, : Owner & Operator .. · S-12-tfc · ~~--'--<18 BEAUTIFUL. acres · on ~'BRADFORD, Auctioneer Lincoln Hill . Pomer oy's m'ost Complete Service desirable l ocation . All ut il ities Phone 949· 3821 ava ilable .•· Two minutes from Rac ine, Ohio Courthouse . Pri ced to se l l. Critt Bradf.qrd · Cal/992 -2623 for appointment ., 5· 1-l fC 5· 1-lfc POMEROY Beautiful Colonial. Kitchen iS out of th is world. has everything, 2 ceramic tile baths, ·2 bedrooM s, dinin'J room , carpeted. Full basemf;mt. Gas for ced air heat . A nice rental apart men t . $17,500.00. RACINE .as of nice laying land. 2 stor y frame . WOnderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets, range. & oven. di sh washer , · di spO.sa l et c. 1112 baths, 2 1-ar'ge liv ing rooms. Dining room. 5 1arge bedrooms with closets . Full basement w ith uti li ty R. Garage and other buildings. $17,000.00.. MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story home. In good condit ion . 5 bedrooms, llf.. ba th s, ni ce kitchen. Utility room, small cellar. Dining room with cabinets. Garage and CarpOrt. All is close to playground. A BUY AT JU ST $12,800.00.'' ' MIDDLEPORT 3 larg e b ~ droom s with d ouble c lo se ts . Excell en t bath : Large living room with fireplace. Din ing room with do uble glass doors leading to concrete patio. Dream kitchen with much cabinet space built in range ar1d double oven , Ref. , Utility ·r oom. Carp'eted throughout . Lot 100xl20. Basement. 2 years old . $23.00o.qo. AMANONA -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 and and White Sewing Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Sew i ng Center , Mid dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-tfc B,Mo ... 1lJW ME lD lET mE MAN DO mE GAASING 1 COMFORTABLE GOING AFTER BUT I 11\ AeRA10 ; J U'D BE On Most American Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES E LNA I DASK YOU TO JOIN US, M'/ PARf.NT<; ALWAVS 1 NEVER F!'EL EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 608 E. MAIN.__ __ POMEROY SO YOU GOT IN TO A FRATERN ITY 1 NICe GOING, FER6Y; Ph. 992-7121 or 992-6392 992-2 094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FURNilVRE ~·..-..,-.-- Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 POMEROY HOME & AUTO • HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 ·2259 if no answer 992 -2658 FURNISHED bedrOom 2 apartment, adu lt s · only, M iddleport ; phone 992-3874. 4-6-tfc 773-5554 Pomeroy When it 's your MOVE Don't play chec kers! LI ST .WITH CLE LANO REA LTY FOR FA ST SALE . . Kingsbury LATEX andPAINT masonr y From the l arcesf Bulldozer Radi ator to ~m al t es t Heater Lore . • Nathan Bigg s Radiator Spedalist S TO RE !! NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S ' GARAGE PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior F __E_R_G ::-U-S-:0-:N--T-:ra-c-:l~o~ r -:N-:2-:0-, goo( sha pe; S700 ; G. A . Deem , 949 4910 . 4·30-3t c Virgil B. Syracus~ · ' AUNT SUJ<EV ·s COME TO TRV ON A NEW MULE COLLAR SNUFFY! ~ HOW DAST 'IE 8RIN G THAT LO P ·ERR ED VARM INT IN MV DAuocm-v Business Services Salt Real Estate For Sale 1 ' t...UAL, ROOFING and Heat ing R e p~ i r ; all types ; Special ....:.. Clean ing · LOST, B rown and tan billf old and ' be informed of the func and'Oiling Ci l blower . comp le te w ilh im portant paper s and t ions of your governmen-t are check on furna ces ; phone 84 3dr ive r 's licen se in M i d embod"ied In publi c not ices . In '1341 . , tha t Self -government charges dl eport , near Dutton' s Drug . all citize ns to be in formed ; 5-2-JOtc 11 fou nd , pl.ease ca l l 992 -5129. this newspaper urges every 4 30 3t p ~--:-:c--::-:-::---:-::---:-. _..:_.,.... ci tizen to read and study these · ALLEGHENY We s l e y an not iCes . We s·trongty advise Meth odi st Ch u r c h of those cit1Z~ns . seeking further · Coolville , Oh io on Rt . 7 be · LOS T . La dy ' s B il lf ol d in ln formafion , to exerc i se their Pom eroy , Monday afternoon, tween Tuppers Plain s (lnd right ot a·ccess to public ; phone 985·3308 . Reward Coolville will have a revi va l. •r ecords and public meetings . 5 2· 31p May 6th lhru May 13th, 7: 30 p.m . w i th Rev . Roy Taylor , Pastor and Evangeli s f. '"Everyone we.~ l~me . PUBLIC NOTICE / 5-2-3tc OL D furn1tu r e, oak tables , AV-ER:Y SUE ROMINE, .organs, dishes, clock s, brass whose last known place of · YARD Sale. Thur·sday and beds or complete households . residence is Rt . 1, Rutland , Friday , MayJand4,_9a .m.ti l Write M . D. Miller, Rt . 4, 5 p.m . at the residen ce of Ohio ," and whose l ast known address is c -o Fran ces Nelson , Robert E . Waldn ig on State Pomeroy , Ohi o. Phone 992De~<ter , Ohio , Js hereby notified Rl . 12 , or Rl . 1, Ra cine , Ohio, 6271. that on the 12th day of March, 1-7-tf c 1973. kenneth H . Romine, being across frc;>m the Planing Mil l , plaint iff , f iled his com pla int 5·2-2tp against her as def endant in the SMALL to medium "si z_e farm ; Common Plea s Cou rt. Me igs 15. 125 a cres; call 992-7077 DUE to property · ~amage. counf.y, Ohio, Case No . 1S,24r, aft er 5: 30 '· p. m. or ·write absolutely nO tr espassing . praying for divorce frOm said Dor sey Hall , Box , 14 , Don Hupp. Avery Sue Romine on the M i ner svill e, Oh i o 45763. grounds of gross neglect of duty 5·2·31p 4-26-6tp and e~<treme cruelty, ca re , custody and control of min or · YARD Sale, 219 Union Ave ., children, and other relief; sai d Saturday and Sunday; fur- WANT to bUy' old fashioned cause w i ll be for hear ing on or furniture of all k ind ; also niture, clothing -all Siles ; after the 9th day of June, 1973. brass beds, wooden i ce boxes, antique. d ishes, many misc. old postcards, album s and items. All proceeds to be Kenneth H . Romine, given for burned patient . other items. What have vou? Plaint iff . ·E. · HenSon, Rt . 2, J . B . O'Brien, 5·2.21p .. his attorney McDermott, Ohi o; phone ( 4 ) 4 , 11 , 18 ,25 (5 ) 2, 9. 6t 858 -2540 . THERE wil l be a Rummage · Sale in the Hughes Build ing in ' ·22. 18t p M i ddleport, May 2nd and 3rd , NOTtCE OF APPOINTMENT start ing a t 9: 30a .m . WANTED - . OLD UPRIGHT MUST sel l 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag ·HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone Case No: 20903 5·2· 1fp PIANOS . Any c ondi t ion . Th . . 985·3529 . Estate of GEORCE H . BAKER, ~---:c--:---::-­ sewing machine. is 6· 1 Pdy ing $10 ea ch. First floor ma c h ine darns , em broiders, Hie' Decea~ed ·. GU N Shoo l. Fr ida.y , 7: 30p.m . ; only. Wr i te giv ing di r ections. makes . buttonholes, a !l Notice is hereby given thai Fa ctory choked guns on l y . Mary Virginia - Hindy , of 16 w'lthout attachments. Just Pianos, P, 'O. Box 188, Sard is, A ssorte d meats . Refresh , Carcil Avenue , Seneca Falls, Ohio -13946 . dial and sew . Pay ba lance of ments served . Ra cine Gun New York, has been duly ap 9· 61P · .$38 .50 or pay S5 per month. 4-2 Cl ub. po inted Execu.trix of the Esta t e ~~~~---~-~ Ph one 992-5331. of George H . Baker, deceased, late of Mei gs County, Ohio. 4-20 -t fc Credihors are r equired to file DANCE , Friday and Saturday their claims with said fiduciary nights, 10 il l 2; Shenan~ SI AMESE & Burmese kil lens ; HOME Grown Tomato' pl ants within fou! months . phone 985 · 424~ or 985-3565. Springs; Mu s ic by Guy fo.r garden uSe ; large sturdy Dated this 13th da-y of April 4-29-6tp 1973 . . Thoma , Toby Yaung and plants ;~ Improved Mexic~n, Eddie Fife. ll 0 Mechanic Street Manning D . Webster Heinz 1350 and Super son 1e; T~O~Y~·~P~O~O~D~L~E~S~.~2~ on~ly.~AKC ' Judge 5-2-3tc al so hot peppers, mangoes registered , beautifu l house Co.urt of Common Pleas and cabbag e plants. On · Rl. pets. They do no t shed hair . Probate Div ision \?4, 500 II . above the State 25 (5) 2·, J"t · Hm~se tra ined, must ~ell . Purk in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas Phone Gal lip ol is 446 -9539. Hayman . 4-26 -6tc 4 24 -33tc __ ' ' for Sale For Rent or Lease BARNEY "" �.. • • •• - 1110 , uauy :senttnel, Middleport-PomerOJ', 0 ., May 2, 197:1 ' , 1 . .Sentinel Classifieds Get Action!- Sentinel Cla~sifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION . DEADLINES . S P .M . Oav Before P ub ticat ian . Monday Deadline 9 a . m . Cancellation Corr-ecti ons OF QUAliTY Tight to ed it Or reject any ads deemed ob i ec ti ona t. The publ i sher Wi ll not be responsibl e fQr more than one in corre c t · in.sert ion . RATES !1166CHEVELLE S749 Har dtop Coupe , the HOT one, an ~ su r e to p lea se, au toma t ic, good tir'es , good body wlfh green hn 1s.h, r.;tdiO. A SPECIA L AN Y DA Y. v.s. For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one i n s ert ion M in imum Charge 75c 12 cents per word thr ee consecut i ve insert i on s. IB cents per word s ix con secutiiJe Insert ions . 1969 CHEVROLET . $899 Bisc ayne·, 317 V 8 engi ne. automat i ~ transm issi?n, po"'":er stee r ing, and power br·a kes., good t1res. green f 1nlsh w 1f h ma tching in t er ior . Book value, Sti SO. S P EC I AL ~ 25 Per Cent Disco unt on pa id ad s and ads pa id w i th in 10 day s . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word m in im urn . Each addit ional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional -25c Advertlsem ent . , Charge 1967 BUICK . S895 Sky lar k H.T . Cpe ., V-8, au tor;'a tl c, po_w ~r st een ng & br ak es. lik e new W · W tires, r ad 1o, bl ue l fnfsh, bl ue v inyl int er ior . · per Pomeroy Motor Co. OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a . m . to S:OO p.m . Da ily , 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Noon Saturday . ' Pome;oy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS W i ll be a c cepted unt i l 9 a .m . f or Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve s th e PUBLIC NOTICES OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY , OHIO Notice Your Right to Know lost BUSIN E SS buUd i ng w1 th about 150 ft . fr ontage on St al e Rou tes 33 124 ilnd 7; for me r l:y R euter 's Service Sta t ion located 11 m i le NorJh of Pom eroy . Ideal tor Roadsi de P ott ery . An t i q ues, ou t si d e foun tains. gr ocer y stor e, etc. Ha s ga s pumps and tanks. Cl ose to Cou nt y Fa ir Grounds, Sta l e Road si de Park and M ei gs Hi gh School. F ully equipped and stock tha t mus1 be pur cha sed. Con·tact Guido, 992 5786 or 992-2529 or 992-9979 fo r appointme-n t. 4·29-61<:: For ,Sale TAt< ING ord er s f or sou ther n plants. C ~a 9es R. Ha rr is, 843 2693. • 4- I J - tf ~ N OW ___ Wan!P.rl To Buy Li mestone, ExceiSi o} Works, i: . Ma in St., Pomeroy . Ph one 992-3891. 4-12-tfc , · '1 , MAYTAG Wrin g er Wa sher . stain less steel tub ; 2 yrs. ol d ; will sell tor $50 ; phone 992 5083 after 4 p.m . 2 R E DB ON E Coon hound pups; 2,000 NEW r ed br it k ; call 992 2039. 4 mon ths old : male,· call 9855·2-31p 3932 alt er 5 p.m . 4-27·5t c REMOVE carpet path s and spots; fluff beaten down nap H ONDA 305 Super · Hawk , ex w i th B lu e Lu sfr'e . Rent c e ll en t c ond ition ; Gra·v e ly Sl. Nelson' s Dr'ug shampooer tra c tor and m ower ; phone Stor e. Pomeroy , Ohio . 949·5953. 5· 1·21 c 4 27-6t c 1972 KAWASAKI 175' $525; ST ERE O, M Od ern Walnut p·hone 992·2360. ste r eo. AM-FM radio com 4·29·51c bi nati on, 4 speed c hanger, 4 ----::~-::---:-:-­ speaker s, se parat e control s. M O THER ' S Day F l ow ers ; Bal an ce $68 .53. Use our hang ing ba skets: whl1e, pink budget term s. Call 992-3965. and red geranium s, mums 4-29-6f c, and b egonia S; INSTANT ~-~-,COLOR for your Garden SP ECIA L PR JC E on Al uminum pa ns ies. petun ias. marig olds. car t op boa ts unti l May · 4, Phl ox : Coleu s. Sa l v ia. Zin while stor:k la st s, 12· 13-14; ·- nia s, Dianthu s. Ally ssum , phone 99 2-6'156, Kinq sbury Rd . Snapdrag ons, Agerat ium and No. 18. · Portulacca . Vegetal:)ble plants 4· 29 -6tp Cabbag~ , ro cc oll, ~-----cauliflower , leftuce, eggplant, mangoe s, hot peppers and 14 VI SIT K ingsbury Hom e, Sa les & kind s of tomat o plant s. Se rv ice for a better buy in 12'14' w ide mobile homes or a Cleland Farm and Greenh ouse, E. Main, Rac ine. r oo my doubte.wide 54x24, 3 Gera ld Cleland. bedr oom , 2 bath s - 44~<24 , 2 4-29-lfc bc dr oo ~s; made by Skyline Cor p. Buill r ight. 2x4 con struc tion . Now on d isplay on Ki na sburv Rd . CO!JO I Y Rd . 18, Rt . 33 North . --Come n9w ur to our Grand Opening on May 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home in Ma son, W. Va. , newly 12· 13 . Off i ce hours 2 PJT1. to 7 remcideled k.i tchen and living p . m . or by appointment. roorn , large l ot fe11ced in ; Ph on e 9-92 -6256 . Our . low phone 773-5976 . ov erh ead mean s big savings to yo u. 4-29- 12tp BEAUTIFU L Country Home on Tuppers P lains Wat er GROCERY bus iness for sa le. system ; 6 r ooms an.d , t)afll. Bui l ding for s·ale or _lease . ba sement. beautiful built -in Phone ?73-561S.from 8:30p.m. kit chen, all rooms paneled ; . to 10 p.m . for appoin tmen t. new fu rnace, new vinyl 3·20-tfc siding, storm windows, storm doors and shutter·s ; wi ll sell with l ot and garden or sma ll i97 3 STEREO 8 track. A sma ll acreage; phone 949 -5953 . balan ce of $88.64 ·or pay $6.50 4-27 ·6.tc per month, Phone 992-533 1. .00-llc Teaford, Sr. . Broker .Pets For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio HHE!l" HEATING. & COOLING Nt(ws,, Society . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foley and children spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahr of Buckeye Lake . , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw. of Mingo Junction spent a day with his aunt, .Miss Frankie _ Mumaw. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Duckworth recently spent aday with his brother and sister, Agnes White and Richard Duckworth , who accompanh:d them home for a few days. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs . Russell Bllrt and Mrs. Goldia lfaynes and 0 . B. Scott in Byesville and Mr. and Mrs . James Guinsler and Kitty of Pickerington . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnett of Fairborn .visited with .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hendrix and Dana Jr. of Milwaukee, Wise. ·visited with relatives h,ere. Kenneth and 'Jl>rry Guinther sPent a recent Weekend With the Staats children at Chester. ·Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of Jackson, Mrs. Herman Ross of Mason, Mrs . Lawrence Coleman ' of Point Pleasant visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quillen. ' Mrs. Wanda Guinther spent a Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Newland of. Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Marty Morarity of Dorcas spent a Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Pauline Morarlty. Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Wa.t er Heaiers Plun1bing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS· 99n448 Pom'eroy, o. LOSE weight with New Shape T'ablets and Hydrex · Wa~ er Pills ', Duf l of"!_ Drug, M i d dl eport , & . Nel son Drug . 5· 1·31p . P ro b I E m ? Get Snoozer Tablet ~ for a safe nig"ht's sleep. Only 98c , Nelson Drug . . 5· 1·21P ·S L E E PING Rest~ess? For Rent 2 BEDROOM mobil e home, . adults on ly; phone 992 -5592 . 4-29 -tfc 'I Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Karen Murray, Greg and Tina, spent an afternoon recently with Mr. and'Mrs : Cecil Sheets at Sandyville: W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and Mr. and·Mrs. RQbert Rieq and David of Pataskala were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ·Kenneth Markins at . Racine. Mr . and Mrs. Elmo Smith spent the Easter weeken.d w1th Mr. and Mtt. Steven Smith and famUy at C~neaut.1 For wood finl sh·es. 3.99 gallon SMITH NELSON . MOTORS, INC. Ph. 99'2"-2174 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MOBILE. · home space in Syra cuse ; phone 992 -6329. · 5·2-tf"c Real Estate For Sale 7 ROOM frame hou se In Harr isonville ; phone 304-755 · 2657 . -------, 5.2· 12tc 2 YEAR old , 3 bedroom house, fully carpeted , storm win . dow s ; phone 99'2 -5756. 5. Hfp NEW T U XE DO 2 pc . suite with sewn foam ba ck. and arms, PRIVA T E m ee ting room for featu ring . 6 inch foam any organization; phone 992 cushi ons ;.., your choice of 3975. velvet or matelasse. This . 3: 11 -ttc wee k only $199.95 , cash and ca r ry . Pomeroy Recovery, · 3 AND 4 R.OOM ~furhi s hed and·' 622 E . Main St. , phone 992 unfurnished apartments. 7554. Phone 992-5434 . 4·26·61p Ma son, W. Va. All mechanic work inclulflin'auto. trans. Mon. thru S;tt. B:JOilt.m.to5p.m. MIDDLEPORT 2 story frame . 3 l arge bed r ooms- w i th loads of closets . M odern bath with shower . 26 ft . living room with nice fireplace, dining room . kitchen with all new cabine1s and range, dining ba r , very convenien t. Carpe ted thr oughout . Full basement. Forced air heat. Ca rport . On exce llent street . $11,500.00 . . HOUSE AND Roof pa inting,· interior and exterior, free es t ima tes. Call992-7008 or 9922460. 4-19-30tc WILL trim or cut trees, clean out basements , atti cs. etc. - and paint ·roofs ; Phone 94<13221. Open 8 Til5 SEE US FOR : Awn;ngs, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, ~fum inum siding and railing . A. Jacob, sales representative . For fre~ estim ates , phone Charle& Lisle , Syracuse, V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3.2.tfc , V.l EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe work ; septic;, tanks installed; dump trucks and lo-boys for hire; will haul fill dirt, top soil, ; limestone and gravel; call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 9925232. -ll -tfc 2 NOW open to serve you PAUL'S AUTO PARTS. We need . your ·junk car or tru ck ; see us before you se l l. Rl. 7 By-Pass, Pomeroy , ·Ohio. 4-27-6tp Siena, whose feast day is April 30. is the patroness for the pre vention of _fites . .St. Catherine· of We.· talk to you ' .like .a person~ SPRING, CLEANING ' -~ WMP0/1390 ---,.,,~~ WANTED to hire, a painter. w ith· ·some experience ; phone 9925502 , 5-2-31c. _ _ ..l...._ _ _ ·~~ ON YOUR DIAL SALE COOK, \VA I TRESS and carhop ; ~ply in pers On , Ci"ow' s Steak · ouse. - ·. . . , 4-26 ltc ---.,--- . MILLER MOBILE HOMES 423-7521 1210 .VASHIN!>TON BLVD. I. BELPRE,O. . 10x40 2·BR 10x51 2 BR 10x56 3 BR 12x412 BR · 1ix51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR 12x61 3 BR l0x4~ 3 BR Double wide ®OUR SON KELLY 15 ON.LY FOURTEC:N, BUT HE LOVES TD DRAW AND PAINT. wE ... HOPING YOU'D THINI( fiE HAD 11\LENT WlJUUJ AGREE IT15 BEEN A LONC7 llME BI ~CE I \'.ORKED WITH ONE 5 0 \'OUNC>'. PERHAPS I'VE WORKED IN A VACUUM IDOLDI\G. I'D LIKE lD MEET YOUR 60N, MRI?> ROWAN ... AND HELP Hit.\ I ~ I. CAN • WHY THE' B065 AND "I1M 511U. A COMMC>N ' LABOf;lER! ROOM NOW! . IF THAT LITTLE PROBLEM M.A,K£5 SINCE C RITTERS LIVE IN THE WAT ER , FINDING ONE ISN'T GONNA BE EASY .' YOU BLUE, Tt-IEN I 'VE GOT HAPPY ~h, __;NEWS. FOR ' " " "" , GASOUNE AILEY Want t' qive · 'em ~omet hin' nice, We qat p \ent ~ o' time' Weddin' ain 't t ill Rufus' '\ THAT'S MORE l..li<e iT! ttlf"ORM THt PRtSIDFiiT I HAT I MGIH fi ND SOMi:. Mlr-!OR JOB m R.. HIM f~l Ml' 40 Vfi?HM ENT .1 HE EITHER ACCEPf Eo OR .. . by THOMAS JOSEPH 15 ACRES, rhile from Long Bottom , 20 miles from · Pom eroy, ca ll Pttrkersburg 428· 1308 or write P. 0 . Box 729- B, c-o The Dai!y Sentinel , Pom eroy, Ohio 45769 . ' 4-26-6tc 18 ACRES. in Pomeroy Village Limits · River View 1 I . Cr:1w 5 . J.osc sigh I of I I . Ct·l (' !Jt•s 11 :-, RANCHO COMPANY Rea !tors and AuctiQneers 446c0001. Gallipolis ·' RETREADS AU SIZES ONLY _$995 li, .Eight b hcr' s cornrnt·n l mu si cian s 7. Pari s J.'ooli .'> h 22. <;ra in 23. Attention .. Th in gS 24. Vo lat ile liquid :!5. Hivcr · LfRI.COUNTY MAYTAG I RUTLAND fURNITURE R~~~~;:eo ' Arnold Grate. .Rutland L-----------~~ .L .~--~------~--~--~~~~~, one letter to each aquare, to forin four ordinary words. I GU)IW ID ~'.,!! ':.,':.:', 'i::,':,.~..;- I I 31. i\'loun t ain 32. 'f'iH ' witc h Lo the 2fi. 'Hip ; ~tu.mh l e I II of - I. :JS. Carl 37. Coilfu r c f:HfiJOf) i\"i'osci/C 10. IIHI :-;ctting ia'n fl~ ~l l" (' :!!1 . .. _ ( 2wt.l s.) street M. ('intl c r ·cJJa 's footwear ( 2 wd s ..) 9. Least cha ll cn,~ j ll g 27. S:1far i HI. Brit· . (2 wd s.) gadge t 23. Abstra ct t I being 24. T"h cncc 25 . Seaman Now ......,;K, the cin:ltd ltllero I I ~::.d=:=;:· ~~~=~=~;:;:=~•=u~Jietted MI NTU; "1 / to form the aurprise answer, U ~9. Ool ong Y~:tterd•r'• bohca 30. Bef or e Jumble•: KNACK An1w.e r' OPIUM of · :\lilc d :14. Bcr~rork 36. Lc."'S <llllu cnt :ut Wres t ::19. ltc sti,C"ss ncss 40. Ja son 's ship 41. Bother eASY? . :1" UAILY <;RYPTO(IUOTE-Hcre's how . AXYDLBAAIR jg .L 0 N G F E J, L 0 W ·· One Jetter .simplY .stands ror anoth er . ln· th is sa mple A i s , - - - - - - - - - - - - , used for the three r;,, X f or lhe two 0', . cf c. ·~;nglc I.etters . aPostroph Cs, Ut e length a,nd formalio~ n_f the w.o rd $ arc all · hints. Each day t~e code letters arc d11Tcrcnl. QNL!(l-IAVE TWENT'(- ' CltYl'TUQUUn;s SYlp, . ., : T ..J r. "' - ' It lJ Z M X H. .L A Y · AGT HZV I N V ~; M .X Y .~1 ' K :-1 /1 Y .1 r: Il Y 1·; S. Y .J. N :!.iGTZ IJ :\ t; S y .l .'f E 'M X • .K Y ,J <I Q H Z V I . ~ {~ Z ~; ~I V}! . X· r; V V .'1 F. V II · Z I· ~ (Auwlln lomorrow) PASTRY ., ;;,_ " CONVIX Took in. Cl'fJIIldt-THE PICKPOCKET ( pre f. ) :~:t So n M·M·MAV I "r I I I n" \ or ~ · S· 60RRQW YURI< HANK~ by the ibove cartoon. L· ""- 1111 SIMI$! IIISY!lllm "!!8. Pianist f-.lcCann GENERAL TIRE SALES Many more to choose from . 741-4211 nr i'"ar ·5. Scdhcd 27. Italian 992-7161 Middleport, 0. · ' Un~eramble: these four Jumble~ 4. Midd lt! t:ity All homes are tota l electric, comple.1ely furnished , set of steips, 11..'' birch paneling, house -type doors. storm windows. ·.From $250.00 down, Deli vered Free. 'j lalc (:{ wl.l s.J ~----------~=== l~G.Canny ~ fellow 'CASING Mavtag Au1om;ltics 2 speed op.erafion . Choice Of water temps . Auto . water l evel control. · L l nt F iller or Power .. ·Fin Agitator . Perma-Press M11ytag Halo of Heat · Dryers SUrround clothes with gentle, even heat. No hot spOts , no overdryin~ . . Fine Mesh Lint Filter. We Specialize In . -\ Oltl · W1/t l1 illl i :-> ll .r e laxe d (. 2·w<J s 1 .......lt 5.11f lon g. stand in!-! ( hyph . wd . ) 17. /lclation IK. Waterloo marshal 19. Jmmuvahl(.' ~~......~(':::;:" and RETREADABLE ., (@ t(l?a Ki n~: F t• a tU f o•s ~YfHli c nl •'. Inc .) :t N urs(•ry '--(~:: 20. Self .... (Scot.J A•""12t. Amphib Big Capacitv - ~- 14. Comf.v ; ...- SITS DOWN.-0. A. BATTISTA •·kmen t 12. Vi ~ u :d 13. " \fa.\ a con DICK TRACY Yebtcrday's t:rYJJtriquotc: THE GOOD Sl'Ei\K t:: Jt JS ONE WHO ltlSES TO THE OCCASIUN- AND THEN PROMP'l'l,Y 42. i~ l"lg i ;n1 l'J VC r tlOW N . I . <: ~ se ou s M 'l{f)SS $6500 .Eastern· Ave. Gallipolis, 0 . . PH. 446-0175 I~TAA~ 'VOU'I?E OH,1HA NK YOU; M R. 0ABE LLINO . I'LL CALL KEL LY IXJWN FROM Hl6 ~-~--- . MOBilE ,HOMES ltll • • "''' •• , OF OBSERVATION L..JKC: IHA.i' All~t LOTS on Wright· Street, Pomeroy . Phone 742-6630. 4-19-l2tc • $29.95 ' $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 S4995 . WINNIE WINKLE WE wERE POW&:~ YA CA"''T PICK UP />NY PAPER W11'H TW NAIL PARi STJC)(lN' UP IN~~ s-~ c. Real Estate For Sale! ------- ' " v:-;=.,S:-::T:-V:-::S-e rc.-v-=;-ce:-,- ;M -;::: a sOn ,1'5 ·= D-:A"'"N·"N W . Va . ;· phone 773 -5976. . 4.27·tlt Hilton Wolfe , Salesman Phone 949-3711 CASH pa id for all makes and . 5-1-3fc r:n.odels of mobile hOOJes. Phone area code 614-423.-9531. Salesmen Wan led 4-lJ.tfc SALES ,OptJorh.;n ity . Bellone, l WOrld 's largest manufac tur er , - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -- -- - -- - - - , of hear ing 'aid S needs sates men or s.:il es women for toea 1 area . Must be 21 or o.ver, neat -· appearance , . car, bondable and look ing for a $15,000 a ye~r income with excellent g r owth po·te nt ial. Persons se lec ted will be · completely tr ained at our expense. . Over 30 new display mobil e homes go on sa le at hundreds Company benefits , protected 01dollat:"s in savings to make roorn for new su mmer st ock . territory., Fepeat business and. leads lurn ished . Apply : Dou b le s .Jnd Modulars, due to rising cost of lumber . and Bellone Hear.i ng Aid Center , materia l . Sale pri ce good only on dis_prayed un its. 60 1 Sb:th Ave·., Hunti ngton, W. Va . , SAL.E GOOD THRU MAY 7th ' ' 4- 30- ~tc Ernest M . Shuler- Meigs County - Owner WANT To SE: Ae:le 10 SAY,·~ WASHINGTOI<I Sl-EPT ~,'Yc:v 'o DARN \Net..-£-. ~ FtJT A ~IN MY r;:tav\! Real Estate For Sale · RAC IN E - 5 acres of land, 6 room frame hou se, 3 nice ,: bedrooms , bath & shower, vinyl . sidi_ng, very goOd property - priced - $18,000.00. 4·2Hip I,.I~$E::SS ... IP )OJ Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. . 4-30 -3tc H Po in eroy Home & Auto RACINE - 6 room s, 3 bedrooms, Ph balhs, wall -1o-wa ll carM;ti ng downstairs, 4 extra room s in basem en t, living , room ' 25x:30. doubl e garage, would hcive to see to ap. prec inte - $32,000.00. NEW MOBILE HOMES • -- GEORGE HOBSTETTER REAL ESTATE BROKER RACINE - 3 acres 1 mile out ·of Racine on Chester Tu pper s Pla ins water syst em, sale price - $20,000 .00 . HELEN L. TEAFORD 992 -3325 GORDON B. TEAFORD 992 -3615 ~ ASSOCIATES NO SUNDAYS PLEASE RAif?/ ~ 4-H .Jotc · DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dit ching service; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex· • cavating. Phone 99 2-536 7 , Oi ck Ka ~ r , Jr. ~-=c=-:-c-,---.,-::-::c--;:-9-l ·lfc 0 1 0ELL WHEEL.. allguJ"euJ AUT'OMOBILE ;nsurance been . locaf~?d at Crossroads, Rt . 124, . complete front end ·service, cancelled? Lost yoUr' tune up and brake service: operator's license? Call 9~2· Wheels balanced elec 2966. troni .(: ally . . AI! work ' 6-TS-ffc guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 992-3213 or 742G ARAGE repair, .tun e - ups_;' 3232. plugs , points and conde nse r ; 8 2·18-tfc · cyl., $17 .95 and 6 cyl., $14.95; call for appoin tm ent; Ra cine Garage, Racine, Ohio, 949- EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg e khoes and and small ; 3611 . d tires; , · Loaders on track 4·8·30tc Dump trucks -boy ~--c:-::--Service; Sep ti c tanks n SEPT IC TANKS AROBtC' George (Bit · s talled; ~WAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN. Pullin s; phone 992·2478 or 992· ED. REPAIRED. MILLER 7402. 2-9-ttct SAN ITATI ON, STEWART, OH 10. PHONE 662·3035. , HARR ISON'S TV Service and 10·4·tf C Service Calls ; phone 9?2-2522 . H ·tfc . ~'· SEWING MACHINES. Repa;; service, all rnakes . 992 -2284. l<E'ADY: MIX . CONCRETE . The Fabric Shop, PomeroY. ·derivered right to your Aulhorized Singer Sates and/ project. Fast and ea~y. Free Service. We Sharpen Scissors. i estimates, Phone 992· 328·1". Goeg lein ReadY-Mix Co ., · 3·29·ffc Middleport, Oh;o. . • MODERN se ptic tank service, 6·30-tfc 24 hours, 7 .days a week . Phone 992·3954 . · SEPTIC TANKS CLiiANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 440· 4-10-30tc 4782. Gallipolis, .John Russe.ll, : Owner & Operator .. · S-12-tfc · ~~--'--<18 BEAUTIFUL. acres · on ~'BRADFORD, Auctioneer Lincoln Hill . Pomer oy's m'ost Complete Service desirable l ocation . All ut il ities Phone 949· 3821 ava ilable .•· Two minutes from Rac ine, Ohio Courthouse . Pri ced to se l l. Critt Bradf.qrd · Cal/992 -2623 for appointment ., 5· 1-l fC 5· 1-lfc POMEROY Beautiful Colonial. Kitchen iS out of th is world. has everything, 2 ceramic tile baths, ·2 bedrooM s, dinin'J room , carpeted. Full basemf;mt. Gas for ced air heat . A nice rental apart men t . $17,500.00. RACINE .as of nice laying land. 2 stor y frame . WOnderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets, range. & oven. di sh washer , · di spO.sa l et c. 1112 baths, 2 1-ar'ge liv ing rooms. Dining room. 5 1arge bedrooms with closets . Full basement w ith uti li ty R. Garage and other buildings. $17,000.00.. MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story home. In good condit ion . 5 bedrooms, llf.. ba th s, ni ce kitchen. Utility room, small cellar. Dining room with cabinets. Garage and CarpOrt. All is close to playground. A BUY AT JU ST $12,800.00.'' ' MIDDLEPORT 3 larg e b ~ droom s with d ouble c lo se ts . Excell en t bath : Large living room with fireplace. Din ing room with do uble glass doors leading to concrete patio. Dream kitchen with much cabinet space built in range ar1d double oven , Ref. , Utility ·r oom. Carp'eted throughout . Lot 100xl20. Basement. 2 years old . $23.00o.qo. AMANONA -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 and and White Sewing Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Sew i ng Center , Mid dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-tfc B,Mo ... 1lJW ME lD lET mE MAN DO mE GAASING 1 COMFORTABLE GOING AFTER BUT I 11\ AeRA10 ; J U'D BE On Most American Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES E LNA I DASK YOU TO JOIN US, M'/ PARf.NT<; ALWAVS 1 NEVER F!'EL EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 608 E. MAIN.__ __ POMEROY SO YOU GOT IN TO A FRATERN ITY 1 NICe GOING, FER6Y; Ph. 992-7121 or 992-6392 992-2 094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FURNilVRE ~·..-..,-.-- Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 POMEROY HOME & AUTO • HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 ·2259 if no answer 992 -2658 FURNISHED bedrOom 2 apartment, adu lt s · only, M iddleport ; phone 992-3874. 4-6-tfc 773-5554 Pomeroy When it 's your MOVE Don't play chec kers! LI ST .WITH CLE LANO REA LTY FOR FA ST SALE . . Kingsbury LATEX andPAINT masonr y From the l arcesf Bulldozer Radi ator to ~m al t es t Heater Lore . • Nathan Bigg s Radiator Spedalist S TO RE !! NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S ' GARAGE PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior F __E_R_G ::-U-S-:0-:N--T-:ra-c-:l~o~ r -:N-:2-:0-, goo( sha pe; S700 ; G. A . Deem , 949 4910 . 4·30-3t c Virgil B. Syracus~ · ' AUNT SUJ<EV ·s COME TO TRV ON A NEW MULE COLLAR SNUFFY! ~ HOW DAST 'IE 8RIN G THAT LO P ·ERR ED VARM INT IN MV DAuocm-v Business Services Salt Real Estate For Sale 1 ' t...UAL, ROOFING and Heat ing R e p~ i r ; all types ; Special ....:.. Clean ing · LOST, B rown and tan billf old and ' be informed of the func and'Oiling Ci l blower . comp le te w ilh im portant paper s and t ions of your governmen-t are check on furna ces ; phone 84 3dr ive r 's licen se in M i d embod"ied In publi c not ices . In '1341 . , tha t Self -government charges dl eport , near Dutton' s Drug . all citize ns to be in formed ; 5-2-JOtc 11 fou nd , pl.ease ca l l 992 -5129. this newspaper urges every 4 30 3t p ~--:-:c--::-:-::---:-::---:-. _..:_.,.... ci tizen to read and study these · ALLEGHENY We s l e y an not iCes . We s·trongty advise Meth odi st Ch u r c h of those cit1Z~ns . seeking further · Coolville , Oh io on Rt . 7 be · LOS T . La dy ' s B il lf ol d in ln formafion , to exerc i se their Pom eroy , Monday afternoon, tween Tuppers Plain s (lnd right ot a·ccess to public ; phone 985·3308 . Reward Coolville will have a revi va l. •r ecords and public meetings . 5 2· 31p May 6th lhru May 13th, 7: 30 p.m . w i th Rev . Roy Taylor , Pastor and Evangeli s f. '"Everyone we.~ l~me . PUBLIC NOTICE / 5-2-3tc OL D furn1tu r e, oak tables , AV-ER:Y SUE ROMINE, .organs, dishes, clock s, brass whose last known place of · YARD Sale. Thur·sday and beds or complete households . residence is Rt . 1, Rutland , Friday , MayJand4,_9a .m.ti l Write M . D. Miller, Rt . 4, 5 p.m . at the residen ce of Ohio ," and whose l ast known address is c -o Fran ces Nelson , Robert E . Waldn ig on State Pomeroy , Ohi o. Phone 992De~<ter , Ohio , Js hereby notified Rl . 12 , or Rl . 1, Ra cine , Ohio, 6271. that on the 12th day of March, 1-7-tf c 1973. kenneth H . Romine, being across frc;>m the Planing Mil l , plaint iff , f iled his com pla int 5·2-2tp against her as def endant in the SMALL to medium "si z_e farm ; Common Plea s Cou rt. Me igs 15. 125 a cres; call 992-7077 DUE to property · ~amage. counf.y, Ohio, Case No . 1S,24r, aft er 5: 30 '· p. m. or ·write absolutely nO tr espassing . praying for divorce frOm said Dor sey Hall , Box , 14 , Don Hupp. Avery Sue Romine on the M i ner svill e, Oh i o 45763. grounds of gross neglect of duty 5·2·31p 4-26-6tp and e~<treme cruelty, ca re , custody and control of min or · YARD Sale, 219 Union Ave ., children, and other relief; sai d Saturday and Sunday; fur- WANT to bUy' old fashioned cause w i ll be for hear ing on or furniture of all k ind ; also niture, clothing -all Siles ; after the 9th day of June, 1973. brass beds, wooden i ce boxes, antique. d ishes, many misc. old postcards, album s and items. All proceeds to be Kenneth H . Romine, given for burned patient . other items. What have vou? Plaint iff . ·E. · HenSon, Rt . 2, J . B . O'Brien, 5·2.21p .. his attorney McDermott, Ohi o; phone ( 4 ) 4 , 11 , 18 ,25 (5 ) 2, 9. 6t 858 -2540 . THERE wil l be a Rummage · Sale in the Hughes Build ing in ' ·22. 18t p M i ddleport, May 2nd and 3rd , NOTtCE OF APPOINTMENT start ing a t 9: 30a .m . WANTED - . OLD UPRIGHT MUST sel l 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag ·HOUSE in Long Bottom, phone Case No: 20903 5·2· 1fp PIANOS . Any c ondi t ion . Th . . 985·3529 . Estate of GEORCE H . BAKER, ~---:c--:---::-­ sewing machine. is 6· 1 Pdy ing $10 ea ch. First floor ma c h ine darns , em broiders, Hie' Decea~ed ·. GU N Shoo l. Fr ida.y , 7: 30p.m . ; only. Wr i te giv ing di r ections. makes . buttonholes, a !l Notice is hereby given thai Fa ctory choked guns on l y . Mary Virginia - Hindy , of 16 w'lthout attachments. Just Pianos, P, 'O. Box 188, Sard is, A ssorte d meats . Refresh , Carcil Avenue , Seneca Falls, Ohio -13946 . dial and sew . Pay ba lance of ments served . Ra cine Gun New York, has been duly ap 9· 61P · .$38 .50 or pay S5 per month. 4-2 Cl ub. po inted Execu.trix of the Esta t e ~~~~---~-~ Ph one 992-5331. of George H . Baker, deceased, late of Mei gs County, Ohio. 4-20 -t fc Credihors are r equired to file DANCE , Friday and Saturday their claims with said fiduciary nights, 10 il l 2; Shenan~ SI AMESE & Burmese kil lens ; HOME Grown Tomato' pl ants within fou! months . phone 985 · 424~ or 985-3565. Springs; Mu s ic by Guy fo.r garden uSe ; large sturdy Dated this 13th da-y of April 4-29-6tp 1973 . . Thoma , Toby Yaung and plants ;~ Improved Mexic~n, Eddie Fife. ll 0 Mechanic Street Manning D . Webster Heinz 1350 and Super son 1e; T~O~Y~·~P~O~O~D~L~E~S~.~2~ on~ly.~AKC ' Judge 5-2-3tc al so hot peppers, mangoes registered , beautifu l house Co.urt of Common Pleas and cabbag e plants. On · Rl. pets. They do no t shed hair . Probate Div ision \?4, 500 II . above the State 25 (5) 2·, J"t · Hm~se tra ined, must ~ell . Purk in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas Phone Gal lip ol is 446 -9539. Hayman . 4-26 -6tc 4 24 -33tc __ ' ' for Sale For Rent or Lease BARNEY "" �.. ,, I ' '· 16 - The' Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Mny 2. 1~/J Parents and Supt. Withers continue in standoff J representing the e.ounty 's three _ BY JEAN WARNER PT. PLEASANT - Battle high schools jammed into !he Courtroom here lines remained drawn today Circuit over recent personnel changes Tuesday night to protest. Parent group s left lhe in · Mason County's school regular Hoa rd of Educ<~tion system despite the fact that exprcssipg more thar\ 200 parents. meeting teache rs and students dissalisfaction over what they MEIGS THEATRE called •· the superinte!ldent's action .'' Parents in -the bend area' Tonight & Thursday permitted their cilildren to return Wcthama classes today, but it was hinted that Ma Y2-J NOT OPEN ' Friday fhru Tue sda y , May4 -6 ~ CLOCKWORK ORANGE ( Technicolorf Malcolm McDowell Patrick Magee Under 17 requ ires ac companying parent or guardian . " R " Adults SI.SO Show Starts 7 p .m . to student protests would be made throu~Jh demonstrati.ons at Point Pleasant Hi ~h and Hannan again today . Through a ve rb al agreement: Poi nt Pleasant ci ty ' today frum the Point Pleasant llmg before the sessio n was to beg in Tuesday night. When the door to the board nffkc wa s I hgh School to the Board Office in protest of the dismi ssa l of Hobert Keesee, principaL Howeve r , County Supt. Ch.:tr!Ps Withe rs motdc it clear he wou ld not talk to them " as iJ mob." Parent s at Wcihama are. protes ting the loss of their principal, Hobert Seaman and the H;mui].n group IS tli sc onte nte d over tw o teac her s, Ira Sowards opened for the 7:JO meeting, and Wendell Harbour not being ri.'c ommended for reem pl oyment, ami Lawrence Ciirt- mill and Tod Faller being recommended for transfer and la te r· reass ignnwnt. Supt. Withers has e m ~ police .w ere to supervi se a student march at 10 <10 a .m . . phe~si zed thl::lt if ~he board does not accc.pt his rc co mmcndi:itions. then those on the li st will be returned to the positions they now ho ld . i\t this tin:lc the board h<Js not acted on the transfer list and there were indi ca tions it m<~y not for seve ra l days . 1\ cnm:d sta rted 1-W lhp;·ing '73 ' t l.aVen:) ) and transfer list. '' Yeager uf Mason representing Mrs. Yeager replied, " We the Wahama ~roup sta led: " We are here tonight in have placed a great deal of faith in you. We know you're In 'flct. of the parents. We're asking tha·t you explain your mendation 1 ' ' referring to Withers' recommendation on from New Haven, Mason, Hartford , Clifton, West remain here," adding that, " if the board is in a~reement we will move to the Courthouse lo hear the delegatiuns . While it is not le,gal to con du c t the business there we will come back here for the busin ess meeting ." Once in the c-ourtroom, the word, '· why, " rang out repeatedly as questions were Columbia. We 're a very tightly protes ting "A good man is involved in be felt his place was with the this ," Adkins said . 44 I 1ve · people in his church. B~l bonded group. This is almost95 Harry Siders said : " Due to the large crowd (feel it is unsafe to those matter what you hear r do not want to go away from Wahama High." reasons ·and seriously consider the Seaman4ayre move. your decisions. " Board member Bob Adkins Supt. Withers contended that She di sc losed that Supt. conlk>nded, "A lot of things are Withers had promL, ed to keep not coming out that are in- Seaman agreed to the transfer. The Rev. William DeMoss look the stand in behalf of the Wahama delegation to ask, "If he was doing a good job, why Seaman· · at Wahama, SC:Jying, ·voiVed in this." He cited an ''This has been one of the bes t unofficial meeting and said, years at Waharna," adding " Until we discussed this openly that there are better teacher-·-- we knew nothing about Mr. student and principal-teacher Seaman 's transfer. He said he relationship:..;. had been I-n con tact with lake him away?" He cited mini s tr·ative ac:ti o n s rep~esentcd the bend area which s tems from Supt. Withers ' recommendation to trnnsfer Sc<Jman to PPHS 8nd mendatJons , sai d , " I felt I m<~de the best decis ion fof have never seen Ro.b ert Keesee's resignation ... 1 don 't News Wahama High and 1 wi ll think they should be moved resl<lte 1 have placed Lovejoy around like a bunch of employ Ralph Sayre to fill the WHS post. on the subsequent <Jssignment checkers " as he r·eferred to IUO GRANDE - Miss Ruth today's and yesterday's fin est Thomas , professor of Englis h authors. For many years it \Vas at Hi o Grande College rece ived regarded as the pre-eminent notice this week of an awa nl r litera r y magazine of th e wrn1 by one uf h~r s tud enLs , ce ntury . Mrs. Put Houck, 12 Hillcrest , The Atlantic and Hurpers are · G<~llipolis. the sole. s u.rviv o r s of ·the Mrs. Houck wa s prese nted tradi tional quulity magazines wi lh iJ certifica te of Merit for of the 19th cen tury . 1 ha ving achieved distinction in Founded in 1857, thrOughout rts fir st 15 years the Atlantic Annua l relied mai nly on New England wr itf!rs, and the volumCs of Cr eative Writin g Contest. The awar_d was s igned Chapman's Shoes MAIN ST. POMEROY by Ga rth Hite, publisher of The Atlantic Monthly of Bost.on, Mass. The Atlantic has enj oyed the CdJtors hip of a distinguished ~eries of men of lette rs and ha s · published the wo k of lnany of editors hip wheri it came to rccQgnize Southern, Midwes tern and far We stern stQry, "Leah's Gift." The judge called the stor:.y "sensitive, writers and published the work of Mark Twain, Bret Harte, cluded that the writer was " plainly talented." . The prize winning papers and a list of winners will be published in a booklet this John Hay , Maurice Thompson and Paul Hamil ton Hayne . Under recent editorship, the All .;tntic has shown m ote breadth of international • uu llook l::lnd increasing i n te r~st in cu rrent proble m s: Am ong leading authors published in .those early years, filled with . this latter period were Stephen rhc wor k of Emerson , Long- Vincent Benet. Robert Frost, fell ow, . Whittier , Lowe ll, Gert rude Stein, Rebecca West Holmes, . Hawthorne and and Virgiuia Woolf. evocative writing" a nd con- summe r . Mrs. Houck, a Com- munications Maj or at Ria ·Grantle, was a former TribuneTimes Scn tin£!1 feature· writer and Woman 's Page edito r. Her fre e-lance war~ has be.e n published in The Cha rl es ton Gazette , The Hun tingto n lncluded with the cctti ficate · Dispatch, West Virgi ni a of merit were . the judges' Illustrated, El Vien to and a comments on Mrs. Houck's Morris Ha rvey College anthology. Ha rriet Beecher Stowe, set a high liter3ry standard. -~ A change · came oVer ' the maga_7.inc with Howeli'_s Rescue Week ·starts Emergency Squad Re scue Week wil l be FOR YOU Southeast and obse rve(~ Ohi o Emergency Medi(;a l Service ~mnoun ced·today an exhib ition and display is sc hedu led at the Gii ll ia County .J1Jnlor ' Fai rgrounds Sunday , ·fr om 2 to 6 p.m . Vario us health se r vices <~nd · agencies will take pa r t in the Save For College .. . Save For Vacations .. . Save .For Your Security .. Save For Unexpected Emergencies. exhibition with EMS. The celebrat ion of Emergency Squad Hncl Rescue Week was proclaimed .recently by Ohio Gov. John J . Gilliga n. The Ohio National Guard Medicopter will be fl ying into the fa irgrounds and will . be on public di splay most of the ' HIGHEST ( Lois ) JOI comm~nted Bumgarner also on Wahama High and her position in the delegation. Adkins, after hearin~ the sp okes man said, " Mr . Seaman • • • in Briefs ' II "fl ying ambulance" provided free to the. people of Ohio for transport to a hospita l during · 'THE AREA PaSsbook ••..... ... .. ;., ,.. Accounts II II II r- ... II 'I II I '\ i \ I .... .;;.J THE NATION'S FUEL CRISIS, with higher prices and declining supplies, is taking a marked turn for the worse .. A gasoline rationing program for its 31,000 retail stations was announced Tuesday by Amoco Oil Co., the same day Cities Service. Oil Co . instituted across4he-board price increases. Texaco, one of the nation's largest petroleum refiners, predicted in COngressional testimony that there will be industry- the Columbus Writers Club Con•.est. In 1969 she graduated from the. Famous Writ ers School. Curre ntly Mrs. Houck is I wide gasoline " run-out£ " this .swnrner. •THURSDAY •FRIDAY •SATURDAY ,. MAY3 - 4 - 5 EL.BERFELDS IN POMEROY Invite You To Visit The Warehouse On Mechanic Street To See The Excellent Selection of Porch, Lawn and ,;(.. Coupon Days are money-saving days! The mer. chants listed here show you how to "Join The Scissors Set and Save". Patio Furniture I The helicopter is fully equipped with· life-savin g e quipm en t, including an incubator to be used for n·eo-nata l transport. ·. Arriva l tim e lor the Medicopter will be close to two o'clock. SEOEMS new modulance- M&R SHOPPING CENTER . RUTLA'ND FURNITURE THE FABRIC SHOP . BILL'S & LEE'S MUSIC . EBERSBACH HARDWARE SIMON'S MARKET SIMON'S PICK·A-PAI _R K&C JEWELERS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE THE KIDDIE SHOPPE .BAHR CLOTHIERS BAKER FURNITURE H~RITAGE HOUSE type a mbulan ces will be on display all afternoon, with expla nati ons give n of the equipment · abQard, and the stcition c~JVei'age a reas to be'· All Deposits Insured to $20,000 by The Federal Savings and .Loan Insurance Corp. ' ~ All Accounts·Welcome-Any Amount! ·• • J. ~~ ::~·· se rviced. SEOEMS emerge ncy medical tec hnicians ( EMTs ) will a lso be on hand to give · demonstrations in caf d ia~ pulm onary resuscitation, and_ extrication, ,. which is rescue from. wrecked autom Obiles. Ed u c ati on ~:~ l workshops will ' . be going ' on throughout the afternoon for the EM'l's but ' ~~~~ Available at ACS&l , PLEASANT VALLEY · Discharges: Charles Staat s, - Vacation Club · - open any tim e for next year's v.acation. - Tra,.v elers Checks - Mon ey Orders - Christma s Club I~ . Point Pleasant; Mrs. Thomas J ones, Chesh ire; c;harle9 Dowell , Parkersburg ; Eva Parsons, Huntington; Harold " . J Ch1rk, Pornt Pleasant; Danny Stan ley, Southside; Jerry Andrews, Point . Plea sant: Mdrtha Bostic, Poiril Pleasant; Mrs. Man ford Bauer, Delbert Simpkins, both Point P leasa nt. Births: April 28, a da ughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rayburn , Henderson; April •29, ·a daughter .·to Mr·. and Mrs. James Stover, Gallipolis Ferry: April 30, a daughter to ·Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brumfield , Gal lipol is; April :10. twin dau~hto-s Offic-es Also At 12 Mill. St., Athens, 0. ....· ~------~------------------~ " , ,, II I times of extreme emergency. ' II i.ifte rnoon . The Med icopter·'js a RATE ·IN . / LOS ANGELES -'- DEFENSE LAWYERS . moved for a dismissal of charges against Daniel El!Sberg and Anthony Russo Tuesday foilowing a disclosure that the White House had been a lso open to the public. These working on a biography of Dr. conducting its own investigation of the Pentagon Papers case. U. wo1:ksho ps \.vii i be on Charles Holzer , Sr . a nd doing S. District Court Judge Malt Byrne took the motion and one for Emergency Ai'rways and Eme rger1cy Ca rd iac Care , _a s freelance writing of feature dismissal under submission as the trial became more deeply ' · instructed by Dr . Kenneth Upp, s tories for local neWspape~s. tar.gled in. the Watergate affair. She also is curator of ·our Defense lawyers also alleged the federal government tried 19 O'Bieness Hos pital's AmHouse Mtiseum in Gallipolis. bribe the judge "in the virtual presence of the President" ~ a buiatory Care Cen te r ; Oxygen re.ference to a meeting between· Byrne and former Domestic Therapy as instructed by· the Adviser John D. Ehrlichman at which Byrne was told be ·was County Nur ses. Vinton ·DINE AND VOTE Assoc ia tio n. The Gallipolis A being considered for . a federal job. An FBI memorandum LETART FALLS ·Fi re Departme nt will have chicke n dinner will be served revealed in court Tuesday disclosed that President Nixon per- · d"ernonstrations on fire Safety . at Com mu nit y. Hall her e sonally ordered an "independent" White House investigation into Gallia Count? 4-H groups will Tu es day , .· e lec tia·n .. , daY, the Pentagon Papers leak handled by Ehrlichman, who resigned Monday because of the Watergate scandal. be servin g refreshment.<;;. :·. beginning at 11 :30 a.m.. th r oug hout u .s even-co un ty area ·' iw·---sd uth ern Ohio , beginning ·Sunday , Ma y G. The really doing it." Mrs. Donald PAGE ONE - COUPON SECTION The Daily ~ntinel, May 2, 1973 COLUMBUS - THE FRANKLIN COUNTY Grand Jury Tuesday indicated Carl ·Brown, former member of the Columbus )'vletropolitan Housing Authority, on three counts of bribery. Brown was booked at the county jail and released on $50,000 recognizance bond . · The first count Of the indictment charges Brown with soliciting $300 per home on 168 houses sold by American Urban, an affiliate of Virginia Homes; the second count charges Brown attempted to get $1,,000 a home on 29 houses in a solicitation of real estate agent Thomas J . Roberts on May 13, 1969, and the tnird coUnt charges Brown solicited $20,000 on the same dale from ~arry L. Kessler, accountant and secretary of Brittany Builders, a company that constructed some 90 homes for the i" housing authority. She has tw ice won awards in MAKE YOUR MONEY .DO say this when in turn we 're not ·( Cor.tinued from page l ) and no longer has a backlog of Medicaid payments. "We have in . the house for payment $27 million in bills and do not consider this a backlog," said Richard Lightner , assistant to Department Director Charles W. Bates. i the Atlantic Monthly 's 52nd DeMoss replied, " We ministers have feelings too, just a• the board and the people." This in itself brought a loud cry of approval from the audience . ln his closing remarks , DeMoss s;ated, " I hope you will reconsider placement of this principal ... We're striving for North Central. How can _you Wahl!..ma's attempts to get in to deserves to stay at Wahama." North Central Associ.ation and . Although the meeting was Supt. Withers , rc£crring to an Seaman who exp ressed his how the present pr oblems spirited, those present conear lier conversation with Mrs. desire to stay at WHS. would hinder this still further . ducted themselves in an orYeager c oncer!)ing recomAdkins further stated, u1 Bill Wi thers leaped on the derly manner. ad- Houck story wins Atlantic award Rep lenish your shoe wardrobe and save 20 pet-cent on a II your purcha s es now at : .. minister's remarks , indicating ooached with him ... I have no complai{}t, and l don 1t want to move Mr. Seaman just to cre::~ie an opening." swcrcd. Bill Brady, · another board Siders injected, "1 didn ' t feel member entered the discussion we could honorably accept a on Seaman and · Siders stated dou ble barrel recom-. that Seaman had said, "No behalf of a decisi rm to remove or . principals. the driver's,..--S eal." Rub rt Sc"man from Wahama . " 1 have a right to change my Why ? We have repres'entatives mind, " Supt . Withers an· It was ;.tpparent that most 20% DISCOUNT Charles i-IVailable S P<~ Ce was 1filled u·11mcdiately . ~ · SeeinH this , board president leveled by delegations. OUR GIFT TO YOU! TO ALL Mrs. · to Mr. -and · Mrs. Harry Young of Hacine, and t\pri l30. a 50n to Mr. and Mr:-; . Michac! Wallis, Cheshire . Fine quality outdoor s ummer fu rnitur e by · the country's leading manufactu r ers . suc h as Lloyd·, John Hancock , Law nl ile and Telescope. You ' ll like the sale prices at Elberfelds Warehouse on ·Mechanit Str ee t . Choose yo ur , favorite s tyl e and . type fro m thi s fin e sele ct ion of Picnic Tabl eS with mat c hing benches , . Gliders ·. Pprch Sw ing s - Lawn Swing s with adjustab le canop y · Fold ing Chai r s - Chai se Lounges · Tables Umbre ll as ·for Tables or Gin Rummy sets . Drive to Eiberfelds Warehouse on Mechan ic Street. There's pl enty of free park-ing s pace"-· easy loading ramp: Use Elberfelds own sensible credit service and r emem ber the wa r ehouse hours are the sa me as the main store . Op.e n 9:30 to 5 P. M. Monday through Thur s day and on Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. · · Be Thrifty Save All Of Your, Saleslips From ''c / ·/ : --. .. I ··>'~,· · . ' • "ELBE.RFELD$ IN POMEROY ;• · Wfiolaring A'p parel For ·You and Your Family an.d Furnishings For Your Ho,ne " r \. . tf- .1 MEIGS 'fiRE CENTER THE SHOE BOX . ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING cO. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG CHAPMAN'S SHOES INGELS FURNI'(URE LANDMARK ·SUPER SERVICE _sTA. MARGUERITE ' S SHOES · cARPET-LAND, POMEROY lOLA'S DRESS SHO!' MOORE'S AMERICAN l �.. ,, I ' '· 16 - The' Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Mny 2. 1~/J Parents and Supt. Withers continue in standoff J representing the e.ounty 's three _ BY JEAN WARNER PT. PLEASANT - Battle high schools jammed into !he Courtroom here lines remained drawn today Circuit over recent personnel changes Tuesday night to protest. Parent group s left lhe in · Mason County's school regular Hoa rd of Educ<~tion system despite the fact that exprcssipg more thar\ 200 parents. meeting teache rs and students dissalisfaction over what they MEIGS THEATRE called •· the superinte!ldent's action .'' Parents in -the bend area' Tonight & Thursday permitted their cilildren to return Wcthama classes today, but it was hinted that Ma Y2-J NOT OPEN ' Friday fhru Tue sda y , May4 -6 ~ CLOCKWORK ORANGE ( Technicolorf Malcolm McDowell Patrick Magee Under 17 requ ires ac companying parent or guardian . " R " Adults SI.SO Show Starts 7 p .m . to student protests would be made throu~Jh demonstrati.ons at Point Pleasant Hi ~h and Hannan again today . Through a ve rb al agreement: Poi nt Pleasant ci ty ' today frum the Point Pleasant llmg before the sessio n was to beg in Tuesday night. When the door to the board nffkc wa s I hgh School to the Board Office in protest of the dismi ssa l of Hobert Keesee, principaL Howeve r , County Supt. Ch.:tr!Ps Withe rs motdc it clear he wou ld not talk to them " as iJ mob." Parent s at Wcihama are. protes ting the loss of their principal, Hobert Seaman and the H;mui].n group IS tli sc onte nte d over tw o teac her s, Ira Sowards opened for the 7:JO meeting, and Wendell Harbour not being ri.'c ommended for reem pl oyment, ami Lawrence Ciirt- mill and Tod Faller being recommended for transfer and la te r· reass ignnwnt. Supt. Withers has e m ~ police .w ere to supervi se a student march at 10 <10 a .m . . phe~si zed thl::lt if ~he board does not accc.pt his rc co mmcndi:itions. then those on the li st will be returned to the positions they now ho ld . i\t this tin:lc the board h<Js not acted on the transfer list and there were indi ca tions it m<~y not for seve ra l days . 1\ cnm:d sta rted 1-W lhp;·ing '73 ' t l.aVen:) ) and transfer list. '' Yeager uf Mason representing Mrs. Yeager replied, " We the Wahama ~roup sta led: " We are here tonight in have placed a great deal of faith in you. We know you're In 'flct. of the parents. We're asking tha·t you explain your mendation 1 ' ' referring to Withers' recommendation on from New Haven, Mason, Hartford , Clifton, West remain here," adding that, " if the board is in a~reement we will move to the Courthouse lo hear the delegatiuns . While it is not le,gal to con du c t the business there we will come back here for the busin ess meeting ." Once in the c-ourtroom, the word, '· why, " rang out repeatedly as questions were Columbia. We 're a very tightly protes ting "A good man is involved in be felt his place was with the this ," Adkins said . 44 I 1ve · people in his church. B~l bonded group. This is almost95 Harry Siders said : " Due to the large crowd (feel it is unsafe to those matter what you hear r do not want to go away from Wahama High." reasons ·and seriously consider the Seaman4ayre move. your decisions. " Board member Bob Adkins Supt. Withers contended that She di sc losed that Supt. conlk>nded, "A lot of things are Withers had promL, ed to keep not coming out that are in- Seaman agreed to the transfer. The Rev. William DeMoss look the stand in behalf of the Wahama delegation to ask, "If he was doing a good job, why Seaman· · at Wahama, SC:Jying, ·voiVed in this." He cited an ''This has been one of the bes t unofficial meeting and said, years at Waharna," adding " Until we discussed this openly that there are better teacher-·-- we knew nothing about Mr. student and principal-teacher Seaman 's transfer. He said he relationship:..;. had been I-n con tact with lake him away?" He cited mini s tr·ative ac:ti o n s rep~esentcd the bend area which s tems from Supt. Withers ' recommendation to trnnsfer Sc<Jman to PPHS 8nd mendatJons , sai d , " I felt I m<~de the best decis ion fof have never seen Ro.b ert Keesee's resignation ... 1 don 't News Wahama High and 1 wi ll think they should be moved resl<lte 1 have placed Lovejoy around like a bunch of employ Ralph Sayre to fill the WHS post. on the subsequent <Jssignment checkers " as he r·eferred to IUO GRANDE - Miss Ruth today's and yesterday's fin est Thomas , professor of Englis h authors. For many years it \Vas at Hi o Grande College rece ived regarded as the pre-eminent notice this week of an awa nl r litera r y magazine of th e wrn1 by one uf h~r s tud enLs , ce ntury . Mrs. Put Houck, 12 Hillcrest , The Atlantic and Hurpers are · G<~llipolis. the sole. s u.rviv o r s of ·the Mrs. Houck wa s prese nted tradi tional quulity magazines wi lh iJ certifica te of Merit for of the 19th cen tury . 1 ha ving achieved distinction in Founded in 1857, thrOughout rts fir st 15 years the Atlantic Annua l relied mai nly on New England wr itf!rs, and the volumCs of Cr eative Writin g Contest. The awar_d was s igned Chapman's Shoes MAIN ST. POMEROY by Ga rth Hite, publisher of The Atlantic Monthly of Bost.on, Mass. The Atlantic has enj oyed the CdJtors hip of a distinguished ~eries of men of lette rs and ha s · published the wo k of lnany of editors hip wheri it came to rccQgnize Southern, Midwes tern and far We stern stQry, "Leah's Gift." The judge called the stor:.y "sensitive, writers and published the work of Mark Twain, Bret Harte, cluded that the writer was " plainly talented." . The prize winning papers and a list of winners will be published in a booklet this John Hay , Maurice Thompson and Paul Hamil ton Hayne . Under recent editorship, the All .;tntic has shown m ote breadth of international • uu llook l::lnd increasing i n te r~st in cu rrent proble m s: Am ong leading authors published in .those early years, filled with . this latter period were Stephen rhc wor k of Emerson , Long- Vincent Benet. Robert Frost, fell ow, . Whittier , Lowe ll, Gert rude Stein, Rebecca West Holmes, . Hawthorne and and Virgiuia Woolf. evocative writing" a nd con- summe r . Mrs. Houck, a Com- munications Maj or at Ria ·Grantle, was a former TribuneTimes Scn tin£!1 feature· writer and Woman 's Page edito r. Her fre e-lance war~ has be.e n published in The Cha rl es ton Gazette , The Hun tingto n lncluded with the cctti ficate · Dispatch, West Virgi ni a of merit were . the judges' Illustrated, El Vien to and a comments on Mrs. Houck's Morris Ha rvey College anthology. Ha rriet Beecher Stowe, set a high liter3ry standard. -~ A change · came oVer ' the maga_7.inc with Howeli'_s Rescue Week ·starts Emergency Squad Re scue Week wil l be FOR YOU Southeast and obse rve(~ Ohi o Emergency Medi(;a l Service ~mnoun ced·today an exhib ition and display is sc hedu led at the Gii ll ia County .J1Jnlor ' Fai rgrounds Sunday , ·fr om 2 to 6 p.m . Vario us health se r vices <~nd · agencies will take pa r t in the Save For College .. . Save For Vacations .. . Save .For Your Security .. Save For Unexpected Emergencies. exhibition with EMS. The celebrat ion of Emergency Squad Hncl Rescue Week was proclaimed .recently by Ohio Gov. John J . Gilliga n. The Ohio National Guard Medicopter will be fl ying into the fa irgrounds and will . be on public di splay most of the ' HIGHEST ( Lois ) JOI comm~nted Bumgarner also on Wahama High and her position in the delegation. Adkins, after hearin~ the sp okes man said, " Mr . Seaman • • • in Briefs ' II "fl ying ambulance" provided free to the. people of Ohio for transport to a hospita l during · 'THE AREA PaSsbook ••..... ... .. ;., ,.. Accounts II II II r- ... II 'I II I '\ i \ I .... .;;.J THE NATION'S FUEL CRISIS, with higher prices and declining supplies, is taking a marked turn for the worse .. A gasoline rationing program for its 31,000 retail stations was announced Tuesday by Amoco Oil Co., the same day Cities Service. Oil Co . instituted across4he-board price increases. Texaco, one of the nation's largest petroleum refiners, predicted in COngressional testimony that there will be industry- the Columbus Writers Club Con•.est. In 1969 she graduated from the. Famous Writ ers School. Curre ntly Mrs. Houck is I wide gasoline " run-out£ " this .swnrner. •THURSDAY •FRIDAY •SATURDAY ,. MAY3 - 4 - 5 EL.BERFELDS IN POMEROY Invite You To Visit The Warehouse On Mechanic Street To See The Excellent Selection of Porch, Lawn and ,;(.. Coupon Days are money-saving days! The mer. chants listed here show you how to "Join The Scissors Set and Save". Patio Furniture I The helicopter is fully equipped with· life-savin g e quipm en t, including an incubator to be used for n·eo-nata l transport. ·. Arriva l tim e lor the Medicopter will be close to two o'clock. SEOEMS new modulance- M&R SHOPPING CENTER . RUTLA'ND FURNITURE THE FABRIC SHOP . BILL'S & LEE'S MUSIC . EBERSBACH HARDWARE SIMON'S MARKET SIMON'S PICK·A-PAI _R K&C JEWELERS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE THE KIDDIE SHOPPE .BAHR CLOTHIERS BAKER FURNITURE H~RITAGE HOUSE type a mbulan ces will be on display all afternoon, with expla nati ons give n of the equipment · abQard, and the stcition c~JVei'age a reas to be'· All Deposits Insured to $20,000 by The Federal Savings and .Loan Insurance Corp. ' ~ All Accounts·Welcome-Any Amount! ·• • J. ~~ ::~·· se rviced. SEOEMS emerge ncy medical tec hnicians ( EMTs ) will a lso be on hand to give · demonstrations in caf d ia~ pulm onary resuscitation, and_ extrication, ,. which is rescue from. wrecked autom Obiles. Ed u c ati on ~:~ l workshops will ' . be going ' on throughout the afternoon for the EM'l's but ' ~~~~ Available at ACS&l , PLEASANT VALLEY · Discharges: Charles Staat s, - Vacation Club · - open any tim e for next year's v.acation. - Tra,.v elers Checks - Mon ey Orders - Christma s Club I~ . Point Pleasant; Mrs. Thomas J ones, Chesh ire; c;harle9 Dowell , Parkersburg ; Eva Parsons, Huntington; Harold " . J Ch1rk, Pornt Pleasant; Danny Stan ley, Southside; Jerry Andrews, Point . Plea sant: Mdrtha Bostic, Poiril Pleasant; Mrs. Man ford Bauer, Delbert Simpkins, both Point P leasa nt. Births: April 28, a da ughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rayburn , Henderson; April •29, ·a daughter .·to Mr·. and Mrs. James Stover, Gallipolis Ferry: April 30, a daughter to ·Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brumfield , Gal lipol is; April :10. twin dau~hto-s Offic-es Also At 12 Mill. St., Athens, 0. ....· ~------~------------------~ " , ,, II I times of extreme emergency. ' II i.ifte rnoon . The Med icopter·'js a RATE ·IN . / LOS ANGELES -'- DEFENSE LAWYERS . moved for a dismissal of charges against Daniel El!Sberg and Anthony Russo Tuesday foilowing a disclosure that the White House had been a lso open to the public. These working on a biography of Dr. conducting its own investigation of the Pentagon Papers case. U. wo1:ksho ps \.vii i be on Charles Holzer , Sr . a nd doing S. District Court Judge Malt Byrne took the motion and one for Emergency Ai'rways and Eme rger1cy Ca rd iac Care , _a s freelance writing of feature dismissal under submission as the trial became more deeply ' · instructed by Dr . Kenneth Upp, s tories for local neWspape~s. tar.gled in. the Watergate affair. She also is curator of ·our Defense lawyers also alleged the federal government tried 19 O'Bieness Hos pital's AmHouse Mtiseum in Gallipolis. bribe the judge "in the virtual presence of the President" ~ a buiatory Care Cen te r ; Oxygen re.ference to a meeting between· Byrne and former Domestic Therapy as instructed by· the Adviser John D. Ehrlichman at which Byrne was told be ·was County Nur ses. Vinton ·DINE AND VOTE Assoc ia tio n. The Gallipolis A being considered for . a federal job. An FBI memorandum LETART FALLS ·Fi re Departme nt will have chicke n dinner will be served revealed in court Tuesday disclosed that President Nixon per- · d"ernonstrations on fire Safety . at Com mu nit y. Hall her e sonally ordered an "independent" White House investigation into Gallia Count? 4-H groups will Tu es day , .· e lec tia·n .. , daY, the Pentagon Papers leak handled by Ehrlichman, who resigned Monday because of the Watergate scandal. be servin g refreshment.<;;. :·. beginning at 11 :30 a.m.. th r oug hout u .s even-co un ty area ·' iw·---sd uth ern Ohio , beginning ·Sunday , Ma y G. The really doing it." Mrs. Donald PAGE ONE - COUPON SECTION The Daily ~ntinel, May 2, 1973 COLUMBUS - THE FRANKLIN COUNTY Grand Jury Tuesday indicated Carl ·Brown, former member of the Columbus )'vletropolitan Housing Authority, on three counts of bribery. Brown was booked at the county jail and released on $50,000 recognizance bond . · The first count Of the indictment charges Brown with soliciting $300 per home on 168 houses sold by American Urban, an affiliate of Virginia Homes; the second count charges Brown attempted to get $1,,000 a home on 29 houses in a solicitation of real estate agent Thomas J . Roberts on May 13, 1969, and the tnird coUnt charges Brown solicited $20,000 on the same dale from ~arry L. Kessler, accountant and secretary of Brittany Builders, a company that constructed some 90 homes for the i" housing authority. She has tw ice won awards in MAKE YOUR MONEY .DO say this when in turn we 're not ·( Cor.tinued from page l ) and no longer has a backlog of Medicaid payments. "We have in . the house for payment $27 million in bills and do not consider this a backlog," said Richard Lightner , assistant to Department Director Charles W. Bates. i the Atlantic Monthly 's 52nd DeMoss replied, " We ministers have feelings too, just a• the board and the people." This in itself brought a loud cry of approval from the audience . ln his closing remarks , DeMoss s;ated, " I hope you will reconsider placement of this principal ... We're striving for North Central. How can _you Wahl!..ma's attempts to get in to deserves to stay at Wahama." North Central Associ.ation and . Although the meeting was Supt. Withers , rc£crring to an Seaman who exp ressed his how the present pr oblems spirited, those present conear lier conversation with Mrs. desire to stay at WHS. would hinder this still further . ducted themselves in an orYeager c oncer!)ing recomAdkins further stated, u1 Bill Wi thers leaped on the derly manner. ad- Houck story wins Atlantic award Rep lenish your shoe wardrobe and save 20 pet-cent on a II your purcha s es now at : .. minister's remarks , indicating ooached with him ... I have no complai{}t, and l don 1t want to move Mr. Seaman just to cre::~ie an opening." swcrcd. Bill Brady, · another board Siders injected, "1 didn ' t feel member entered the discussion we could honorably accept a on Seaman and · Siders stated dou ble barrel recom-. that Seaman had said, "No behalf of a decisi rm to remove or . principals. the driver's,..--S eal." Rub rt Sc"man from Wahama . " 1 have a right to change my Why ? We have repres'entatives mind, " Supt . Withers an· It was ;.tpparent that most 20% DISCOUNT Charles i-IVailable S P<~ Ce was 1filled u·11mcdiately . ~ · SeeinH this , board president leveled by delegations. OUR GIFT TO YOU! TO ALL Mrs. · to Mr. -and · Mrs. Harry Young of Hacine, and t\pri l30. a 50n to Mr. and Mr:-; . Michac! Wallis, Cheshire . Fine quality outdoor s ummer fu rnitur e by · the country's leading manufactu r ers . suc h as Lloyd·, John Hancock , Law nl ile and Telescope. You ' ll like the sale prices at Elberfelds Warehouse on ·Mechanit Str ee t . Choose yo ur , favorite s tyl e and . type fro m thi s fin e sele ct ion of Picnic Tabl eS with mat c hing benches , . Gliders ·. Pprch Sw ing s - Lawn Swing s with adjustab le canop y · Fold ing Chai r s - Chai se Lounges · Tables Umbre ll as ·for Tables or Gin Rummy sets . Drive to Eiberfelds Warehouse on Mechan ic Street. There's pl enty of free park-ing s pace"-· easy loading ramp: Use Elberfelds own sensible credit service and r emem ber the wa r ehouse hours are the sa me as the main store . Op.e n 9:30 to 5 P. M. Monday through Thur s day and on Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. · · Be Thrifty Save All Of Your, Saleslips From ''c / ·/ : --. .. I ··>'~,· · . ' • "ELBE.RFELD$ IN POMEROY ;• · Wfiolaring A'p parel For ·You and Your Family an.d Furnishings For Your Ho,ne " r \. . tf- .1 MEIGS 'fiRE CENTER THE SHOE BOX . ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING cO. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG CHAPMAN'S SHOES INGELS FURNI'(URE LANDMARK ·SUPER SERVICE _sTA. MARGUERITE ' S SHOES · cARPET-LAND, POMEROY lOLA'S DRESS SHO!' MOORE'S AMERICAN l �·'- PAGE 1!.~- COUPON SECTION . r--- j • 1 --------~--------------------------------------------------------------,) !Rutland Furniture~ I ARNOLD GRATE f "The Country Store" I ~ PH. 742-4211 ~ I . . 0.. d COUPON MlRTH ANY LIVING w ROOM SUITE 1 COUPON Rutland, 0. ARNOLD .GRATE ~ ~ ' a "The Country Store" I I Ph. 742-4211 . II ARNOLD GRATE SHOPPING IGA FOODLINER • BARGAINLAND. 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER · -. W-C f "The Country Store" SEALY MATTRESS FULL OR TWIN • Reg . . $59 t I I Ph~- 742-4211 '38 1 Coupon Per C::ustomer MIDDLEPORT, 0. I I I . I I ARNOLD GRATE .: • "The Country Sto·r e" A.. a 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At M&R Shopping Ct~nter . ·I . I I I SHOPPING CENTER IGR BIG ROLL TOWELS . 4 z• IGA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND SIZE 12x12 CARPET ·sHOPPING CENTER · Reg.s139 •99 1 Rutland Furniture~ Rutland, Ohio · 89e· With Coupon 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At M&R Shopping Center Llol > ~ - W-C. SCOPE MOUTHWASH . FAMI.LY SIZE z • IGA FOODLINER - BARG~INLAND .. ·1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER 88 e With · Coupon Good Only At M&R Shopping Center .... . MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. Good only at Rutland Furniture, Ruiland, 0. Ph. 742-4211 · ROLLS FOR Rol'-4 Coupon Worth 40.00 Towards Purchase of 1 Coupon Per Customer II With · Coupon CANS . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. IRutland Futniture~ : I I I I I Rutland, 0. J--------------_:.. _____ · -------:-------------.n~~:;::;::====== -------------.. .·---·--·------·-...1 . & BEANS IGR PORK . 4 3oo 49e ~--------------------------------------- COUPON WORTH •21.00 . Z - - CENTER MAYrAG AUTOMATIC WASHER-DRYER PAIR ~ . With Coupon ,----------------------------------~- TOWARDS PURCHASE OF !Rutland Furniture~> ,,.39 . Good Only At M&R Shopping Center MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS COUPON WORTH •10.00 Washer. A- 107 Dryer - DE-406 quarts 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER PER CUSTOMER . t-------------------------------------------~-~-~-~___;_~ I 4 IGA FOODLINER-BARGAINLAND Goo_d only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. · Rutland, 0. VALVOLINE . MOTOR OIL CENTER' Good only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. :Rutland Furniture~ I . ~ I .' SHOPPING - TOWARD PUROiASE OF ·1 • Ir----------------~~----------------~------;;;f~~~====--·--·---·-, I . . f PAGE THREE - COUPON SECfiON The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 · ' . ~--------------------------------------- I I ·. 1 I . · ·. ARNOLD GRATE ' . ~ . z Coupon Worth $36 Towards Purchase .- ~ ;sEALY SOFA BED & CHAIR HAM SANDWICI-IES ... , ~, • A.. IGA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND a "The_ Country Store" SHOPPING COUPON SAVINGS en '1 00 OFF ON 23 COLOR TV OR '40 OFF ON ZENITH STEREO fl) z • A.. a 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER FOR THE · TOWARDS PURQiASE (Elec .' SUNRAY .RANGE .or Gas) HOME ,____ _____. 11 Coupon Per Customer . W-C Goo~ only at Rutland l ':umiture, Rutland, 0. ~ 10~ BOX POPCORN 15~ SLUSH ·~ z • 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER · With Cour,>on .BOTH FOR 15¢ With Coupon Good Only Atl\t&R Shopp~g Center . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Good only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. 77. e Good Only At M&R Shopping Center 'I GA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND With Couoon THIS COUPON WORTH '40 "The Country Store" CENTER 11 PAK 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. RUtland Furniture~.~.~ · . > . cc ARNOLD GRATE 8 z• I I I I I I I I I I I, J I • "' .. . '· \ ' .\ �·'- PAGE 1!.~- COUPON SECTION . r--- j • 1 --------~--------------------------------------------------------------,) !Rutland Furniture~ I ARNOLD GRATE f "The Country Store" I ~ PH. 742-4211 ~ I . . 0.. d COUPON MlRTH ANY LIVING w ROOM SUITE 1 COUPON Rutland, 0. ARNOLD .GRATE ~ ~ ' a "The Country Store" I I Ph. 742-4211 . II ARNOLD GRATE SHOPPING IGA FOODLINER • BARGAINLAND. 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER · -. W-C f "The Country Store" SEALY MATTRESS FULL OR TWIN • Reg . . $59 t I I Ph~- 742-4211 '38 1 Coupon Per C::ustomer MIDDLEPORT, 0. I I I . I I ARNOLD GRATE .: • "The Country Sto·r e" A.. a 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At M&R Shopping Ct~nter . ·I . I I I SHOPPING CENTER IGR BIG ROLL TOWELS . 4 z• IGA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND SIZE 12x12 CARPET ·sHOPPING CENTER · Reg.s139 •99 1 Rutland Furniture~ Rutland, Ohio · 89e· With Coupon 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At M&R Shopping Center Llol > ~ - W-C. SCOPE MOUTHWASH . FAMI.LY SIZE z • IGA FOODLINER - BARG~INLAND .. ·1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER 88 e With · Coupon Good Only At M&R Shopping Center .... . MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. Good only at Rutland Furniture, Ruiland, 0. Ph. 742-4211 · ROLLS FOR Rol'-4 Coupon Worth 40.00 Towards Purchase of 1 Coupon Per Customer II With · Coupon CANS . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. IRutland Futniture~ : I I I I I Rutland, 0. J--------------_:.. _____ · -------:-------------.n~~:;::;::====== -------------.. .·---·--·------·-...1 . & BEANS IGR PORK . 4 3oo 49e ~--------------------------------------- COUPON WORTH •21.00 . Z - - CENTER MAYrAG AUTOMATIC WASHER-DRYER PAIR ~ . With Coupon ,----------------------------------~- TOWARDS PURCHASE OF !Rutland Furniture~> ,,.39 . Good Only At M&R Shopping Center MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS COUPON WORTH •10.00 Washer. A- 107 Dryer - DE-406 quarts 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER PER CUSTOMER . t-------------------------------------------~-~-~-~___;_~ I 4 IGA FOODLINER-BARGAINLAND Goo_d only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. · Rutland, 0. VALVOLINE . MOTOR OIL CENTER' Good only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. :Rutland Furniture~ I . ~ I .' SHOPPING - TOWARD PUROiASE OF ·1 • Ir----------------~~----------------~------;;;f~~~====--·--·---·-, I . . f PAGE THREE - COUPON SECfiON The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 · ' . ~--------------------------------------- I I ·. 1 I . · ·. ARNOLD GRATE ' . ~ . z Coupon Worth $36 Towards Purchase .- ~ ;sEALY SOFA BED & CHAIR HAM SANDWICI-IES ... , ~, • A.. IGA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND a "The_ Country Store" SHOPPING COUPON SAVINGS en '1 00 OFF ON 23 COLOR TV OR '40 OFF ON ZENITH STEREO fl) z • A.. a 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER FOR THE · TOWARDS PURQiASE (Elec .' SUNRAY .RANGE .or Gas) HOME ,____ _____. 11 Coupon Per Customer . W-C Goo~ only at Rutland l ':umiture, Rutland, 0. ~ 10~ BOX POPCORN 15~ SLUSH ·~ z • 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER · With Cour,>on .BOTH FOR 15¢ With Coupon Good Only Atl\t&R Shopp~g Center . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Good only at Rutland Furniture, Rutland, 0. 77. e Good Only At M&R Shopping Center 'I GA FOODLINER - BARGAINLAND With Couoon THIS COUPON WORTH '40 "The Country Store" CENTER 11 PAK 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. RUtland Furniture~.~.~ · . > . cc ARNOLD GRATE 8 z• I I I I I I I I I I I, J I • "' .. . '· \ ' .\ �( The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 The Fabric Shop 115 W. SECOND AVE. ...., ~ ..z POMEROY, OHIO "YOUR SINGER STORE " BILL & LEE'S MUSIC ·cENTER This Couponc. Good For ... • '· The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 lO~FF With $10.00 Purchase of Fabrics At Our Store A. a . ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT With Coupon 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER -z Good Only At The F ahric Shop 20% OFF ON PURCHASE OF $PRING COATS BOYS SUITS AND VEST SETS ,~\.r C~upon ~ With ONE PER CUSTOMER • .. Good Only At The Kiddie Shoppe I I· ...., PRESENT THIS C9UPON AND GET 5i 45 RECORD FREE ..z With Purchase of Any Long With Play Record · 119 W. SECOND AVE· 1 POMEROY, OHIO coupon COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At Bill & Lee's Music Center I I I I I I I I I I I WOMEN'S SPRfNG & ALL WEATHER 0 COATS •10° ( A. VALUES SSO to $75 a MIDDLEPORT, 0. oFf ·. WITH COUPON ONE PER CUSTOMER Good Only At Bahr Clothiers '1 t Ebersbach Hardware MAIN STREIT ., : BAKER FURNITURE REDEEM THIS COUPON FOR $4.95 - 4" ,Nylon Brush Free .z. "Everything in Hardware" 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ~ood POMEROY, OHIO _1MIDDLEPORT, With Coupon 1 115 W. MAIN ST. 1 8. 6g~ }6 OZ. bots. . W/C coupon per customer POMEROY, OHIO ~----------~-------~--------~----------­ ----------------- $200 OFFW-C . ON PURCHASE OF ANY WORK SHOE 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER IN OUR STORE. ~ z . MIDDLEPORT, O.HIO G-ood .Only At K&C Jewelers Meigs Tire Center C_OUPON IS GOOD FOR Clot~ing HQuse ·' ONLY 1e z With Purchase of Any - LADIES DRESS SHOES A. d ' ' L&J . 00 ~ '3 z ALL MEN'S WORK (I) - OFF SHOES AND • R RAND SHOES ' . 0.. a At . WITH COUPON house ~~~-~-~-~-=-=-=-=-=-========~====~;·~~. --------- KERM'S KORNER N·e w Yo'r k . Clothier~ -------------- Y~UR ~~1-Ja~ ST~~E On Purc;hase of SSO.OO or More In 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER . Our Store. 1 With Coupon ONE PAIR OF LADIES' HO'iE ~ MIDDLEPORJ, OHIO heritage house.' $500 Offw-c $} QOOOFF to $75 . Good Only At Bahr ~~..~Cf\n_ STORE. ~ . , - -------------~-~--~----- THIS COUPON WORTH SUITS REG. 560 to s115 SPORT -COATS ~50 L&J I L&J MEN'S ONE PER CUSTOMER heritage .house. YOUR Good Only At Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store Good Only At Baker Furniture Req. - I With Coupon , ONE PER CUSTOMER I I I I I I I --------~------------. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR MAIN STREET IN a MIDDLEPORT, 0. · , CLIP & SAVE , ' Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store 0. 16"x56" A. BAHR CLOTHIERS!.. RC COLA. · ~~~;- 4 -S DOOR MIRROR ..z Only At Ebersbach Hardware Simon's Market SIMON'S i With Purchase of 4 Gal ~ Inside or Outside Paint I I I I I. I • z 01 15 JO ON ANY ' OFF LUG~~~~F~~~HASE 1 COUPON PE.R CUSTOMER \ . . W-C Good Only At New York . bo~ing House fORMERLY RIZER OIL CO , INC. 700 East Main Str"t . Pomeroy; Ohio "2·2101 ONE OF THE lARGEST TIRE DEALERS IN SOUTHEASTIRN ' ., OH.IO ----:':SN'::"E=nR~ES~Mo:-:E=.=----1 LIFE AS WEU As .OURS John F. Full~ · GETTING .TO KNOW YOU-VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL 3 QTS. OF VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL-51.00 NON-DETERGENT-SUPER HPo-Any Weight The Most Popular 10-w-40 3 QTS ·s100 LIMIT 6 QTS. PER CUSTOMER GOOD ONLY AT : ~ 't~eigs - Tire Cen~er I I I I I I WITH COUPON of Pomeroy, Ohio' I _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---:::: • ' . ' • I L ·-- ~lichat'l P. Zirkle · ~~------------~~----------------------------~----------·•-••"" ~ • �( The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 The Fabric Shop 115 W. SECOND AVE. ...., ~ ..z POMEROY, OHIO "YOUR SINGER STORE " BILL & LEE'S MUSIC ·cENTER This Couponc. Good For ... • '· The Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 lO~FF With $10.00 Purchase of Fabrics At Our Store A. a . ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT With Coupon 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER -z Good Only At The F ahric Shop 20% OFF ON PURCHASE OF $PRING COATS BOYS SUITS AND VEST SETS ,~\.r C~upon ~ With ONE PER CUSTOMER • .. Good Only At The Kiddie Shoppe I I· ...., PRESENT THIS C9UPON AND GET 5i 45 RECORD FREE ..z With Purchase of Any Long With Play Record · 119 W. SECOND AVE· 1 POMEROY, OHIO coupon COUPON PER CUSTOMER Good Only At Bill & Lee's Music Center I I I I I I I I I I I WOMEN'S SPRfNG & ALL WEATHER 0 COATS •10° ( A. VALUES SSO to $75 a MIDDLEPORT, 0. oFf ·. WITH COUPON ONE PER CUSTOMER Good Only At Bahr Clothiers '1 t Ebersbach Hardware MAIN STREIT ., : BAKER FURNITURE REDEEM THIS COUPON FOR $4.95 - 4" ,Nylon Brush Free .z. "Everything in Hardware" 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ~ood POMEROY, OHIO _1MIDDLEPORT, With Coupon 1 115 W. MAIN ST. 1 8. 6g~ }6 OZ. bots. . W/C coupon per customer POMEROY, OHIO ~----------~-------~--------~----------­ ----------------- $200 OFFW-C . ON PURCHASE OF ANY WORK SHOE 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER IN OUR STORE. ~ z . MIDDLEPORT, O.HIO G-ood .Only At K&C Jewelers Meigs Tire Center C_OUPON IS GOOD FOR Clot~ing HQuse ·' ONLY 1e z With Purchase of Any - LADIES DRESS SHOES A. d ' ' L&J . 00 ~ '3 z ALL MEN'S WORK (I) - OFF SHOES AND • R RAND SHOES ' . 0.. a At . WITH COUPON house ~~~-~-~-~-=-=-=-=-=-========~====~;·~~. --------- KERM'S KORNER N·e w Yo'r k . Clothier~ -------------- Y~UR ~~1-Ja~ ST~~E On Purc;hase of SSO.OO or More In 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER . Our Store. 1 With Coupon ONE PAIR OF LADIES' HO'iE ~ MIDDLEPORJ, OHIO heritage house.' $500 Offw-c $} QOOOFF to $75 . Good Only At Bahr ~~..~Cf\n_ STORE. ~ . , - -------------~-~--~----- THIS COUPON WORTH SUITS REG. 560 to s115 SPORT -COATS ~50 L&J I L&J MEN'S ONE PER CUSTOMER heritage .house. YOUR Good Only At Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store Good Only At Baker Furniture Req. - I With Coupon , ONE PER CUSTOMER I I I I I I I --------~------------. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR MAIN STREET IN a MIDDLEPORT, 0. · , CLIP & SAVE , ' Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store 0. 16"x56" A. BAHR CLOTHIERS!.. RC COLA. · ~~~;- 4 -S DOOR MIRROR ..z Only At Ebersbach Hardware Simon's Market SIMON'S i With Purchase of 4 Gal ~ Inside or Outside Paint I I I I I. I • z 01 15 JO ON ANY ' OFF LUG~~~~F~~~HASE 1 COUPON PE.R CUSTOMER \ . . W-C Good Only At New York . bo~ing House fORMERLY RIZER OIL CO , INC. 700 East Main Str"t . Pomeroy; Ohio "2·2101 ONE OF THE lARGEST TIRE DEALERS IN SOUTHEASTIRN ' ., OH.IO ----:':SN'::"E=nR~ES~Mo:-:E=.=----1 LIFE AS WEU As .OURS John F. Full~ · GETTING .TO KNOW YOU-VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL 3 QTS. OF VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL-51.00 NON-DETERGENT-SUPER HPo-Any Weight The Most Popular 10-w-40 3 QTS ·s100 LIMIT 6 QTS. PER CUSTOMER GOOD ONLY AT : ~ 't~eigs - Tire Cen~er I I I I I I WITH COUPON of Pomeroy, Ohio' I _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---:::: • ' . ' • I L ·-- ~lichat'l P. Zirkle · ~~------------~~----------------------------~----------·•-••"" ~ • �Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 - PAGE SEVEN - COUPON SECfiON -----------~------------------------------------------~-------------------, . I I THE SHOE lOX ROYAL CROWN BOlTLING GOOD FOR •2.00 ON With SAFETY TOE coupo WORK SHOES ..2 . A. COMPANY i3 Where Shoes Are ,Still Sensibly Priceq MJDPJ.,E~.ORT, OHIO . I . : . "-1 ·' ! !·Mill St. Middleport, 0. · d ' • . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE GOOQ FOR •2.00 HUSH PUPPY NURSES OXFORD .. z Where Shoes are still sensibi)' ·Pt:ice~. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . "-1 Good only at The S~oe Bo~ ~ ..z a J 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. · DC2~55Good Only At Western ' Regular ~uto With Coupon . THIS COUPON WORTH ON ANY MISS AMERICA SHOE Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced CONSOLE.'25° TELEVISION - O~F'"'r'""' . 0 ..z GOOD FOR •2.00 THE SHOE BOX THIS COUPON WORTH A. WITH COUPON 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER I a.: WITH COUPON Prescription Service-4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You! Open Daily 8:00a.m. to 9 p.m.-Sunday .10 :30 a.m . to 12 :30 p .m. & s to 9 p.m. Good only at The Shoe Box $200 ~:: TIMEX WATCH . EXPIRES MAY 1, 1973 Good Only At Swisher & Lohse ::::; (,.) PER CUSTOMER J--------------------------~---------. . . . BAKER FURNITURE ..Z SWI liNOLEUM RUGS ' 9xl2 r..umnmnt $399 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. II;> f _ Good only at Baker Furniture I 1 . . - I MIDDLEPORT~ YJ ~ AHO OHSE THIS COUPON WORTH ;'<"xoff DRUGS .:ru;,.tt/y .srzet~l· MAIN ST. • · llliJIU~UJ . oz. 1o~ "OFF en 16 - BPAK z Expires: May 7, _1973 _ Good Only At Swisher & Lohse . CHAPMAN'S SHOES REGULAR PRICE . PLUS DEPOSIT & TAX 104 MAIN ST. l ;H. IS COUPON WORTH ..z FURNITURE WITH COUPON ONE PER CUSTOMER \JO<)d Only at .Westem Auto l _.106 N. 2ND ON ANY LANE $1 Q00 CEDAR, · . CHEST .· ONE PER CUSTOMER - OFF - --~ ~~~:-i\ WITH COUPON . Good Only at Baker Furniture - . FURNITURE oo _ 2 · ~ ----· ~<i,___--........""'7 Good Only At. Chapman's Shoes R 10% OFF ON ANY A. a LAWN FURNITURE REDWOOD OR METAL . With Coupon Good Only At Ingels Furniture ONE PERC STOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGELS · $ SHOES'(SANDALS OVER $10 I~ClpDED) ONE PER CU INGELS · -- PRICE Toward The. Purchase Of Any Leather , POMERoY, OHIO REGULA~ 0. OJ·oFF co~su.aNGlAssESoster :~~n· /0 40 POMf I<OY. OHIO . •1o•OFF ~IDDLEPORT, On Any Pair Of ~------ -----~--------------~------------ I I I 0. BAKER FURNITURE . ONE PER CUSTOMER 7 ·! ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING !, COMPANY E Prescription Service-4 Reg-istered Pharmacists to Serve . You! Open Daily 8:00a.m. to 9 p.m .-Sunday 10:30 a .m. to 12:30 p.m . & S to 9 p.m. WITH COUPON r-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.- - - - I W/C 1----------~-------------------~------- 1 I I I .I I I I I I 1, I }---------------------------------------~~~========= THE SHOE lOX I 1· Regu i'ar Price Plus Deposit & Tax Redeemable At Your Favorite Grocery Thurs.- Fri.-Sat. April 3-4-5 Only !: I 10~ OFF 16 oz. 8 PAK • t· i HIS COUPON WORTH YJ ~ ·..z .ICE MAKER WITH PURCHASE OF ANY AMANA REFRIGERATOR Good Only At. Ingels furniture . W/C ONE PER. CliSTOt,fER I I .I I I I I I , �Daily Sentinel, May 2, 1973 - PAGE SEVEN - COUPON SECfiON -----------~------------------------------------------~-------------------, . I I THE SHOE lOX ROYAL CROWN BOlTLING GOOD FOR •2.00 ON With SAFETY TOE coupo WORK SHOES ..2 . A. COMPANY i3 Where Shoes Are ,Still Sensibly Priceq MJDPJ.,E~.ORT, OHIO . I . : . "-1 ·' ! !·Mill St. Middleport, 0. · d ' • . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE GOOQ FOR •2.00 HUSH PUPPY NURSES OXFORD .. z Where Shoes are still sensibi)' ·Pt:ice~. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . "-1 Good only at The S~oe Bo~ ~ ..z a J 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. · DC2~55Good Only At Western ' Regular ~uto With Coupon . THIS COUPON WORTH ON ANY MISS AMERICA SHOE Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced CONSOLE.'25° TELEVISION - O~F'"'r'""' . 0 ..z GOOD FOR •2.00 THE SHOE BOX THIS COUPON WORTH A. WITH COUPON 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER I a.: WITH COUPON Prescription Service-4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You! Open Daily 8:00a.m. to 9 p.m.-Sunday .10 :30 a.m . to 12 :30 p .m. & s to 9 p.m. Good only at The Shoe Box $200 ~:: TIMEX WATCH . EXPIRES MAY 1, 1973 Good Only At Swisher & Lohse ::::; (,.) PER CUSTOMER J--------------------------~---------. . . . BAKER FURNITURE ..Z SWI liNOLEUM RUGS ' 9xl2 r..umnmnt $399 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. II;> f _ Good only at Baker Furniture I 1 . . - I MIDDLEPORT~ YJ ~ AHO OHSE THIS COUPON WORTH ;'<"xoff DRUGS .:ru;,.tt/y .srzet~l· MAIN ST. • · llliJIU~UJ . oz. 1o~ "OFF en 16 - BPAK z Expires: May 7, _1973 _ Good Only At Swisher & Lohse . CHAPMAN'S SHOES REGULAR PRICE . PLUS DEPOSIT & TAX 104 MAIN ST. l ;H. IS COUPON WORTH ..z FURNITURE WITH COUPON ONE PER CUSTOMER \JO<)d Only at .Westem Auto l _.106 N. 2ND ON ANY LANE $1 Q00 CEDAR, · . CHEST .· ONE PER CUSTOMER - OFF - --~ ~~~:-i\ WITH COUPON . Good Only at Baker Furniture - . FURNITURE oo _ 2 · ~ ----· ~<i,___--........""'7 Good Only At. Chapman's Shoes R 10% OFF ON ANY A. a LAWN FURNITURE REDWOOD OR METAL . With Coupon Good Only At Ingels Furniture ONE PERC STOMER MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGELS · $ SHOES'(SANDALS OVER $10 I~ClpDED) ONE PER CU INGELS · -- PRICE Toward The. Purchase Of Any Leather , POMERoY, OHIO REGULA~ 0. OJ·oFF co~su.aNGlAssESoster :~~n· /0 40 POMf I<OY. OHIO . •1o•OFF ~IDDLEPORT, On Any Pair Of ~------ -----~--------------~------------ I I I 0. BAKER FURNITURE . ONE PER CUSTOMER 7 ·! ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING !, COMPANY E Prescription Service-4 Reg-istered Pharmacists to Serve . You! Open Daily 8:00a.m. to 9 p.m .-Sunday 10:30 a .m. to 12:30 p.m . & S to 9 p.m. WITH COUPON r-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.- - - - I W/C 1----------~-------------------~------- 1 I I I .I I I I I I 1, I }---------------------------------------~~~========= THE SHOE lOX I 1· Regu i'ar Price Plus Deposit & Tax Redeemable At Your Favorite Grocery Thurs.- Fri.-Sat. April 3-4-5 Only !: I 10~ OFF 16 oz. 8 PAK • t· i HIS COUPON WORTH YJ ~ ·..z .ICE MAKER WITH PURCHASE OF ANY AMANA REFRIGERATOR Good Only At. Ingels furniture . W/C ONE PER. CliSTOt,fER I I .I I I I I I , �Fifty turn out to clean their town of litter About 50 per.•ons, young and scheduled by the Winding:Trail old, or both s~x~ turned out to Garden Club last week but help clean up Pomeroy Wed- heavy rain resulted in · lhe · nesday evening. postponemept. In · obs.e rvance Cub scouts, garden club of Keep 11merica Beautiful members, Chamber of Com- Week, it was a week late. merce members, girls and About 40 large bags of trash boys of the Meigs Band and and debris were collected in others interested in a cleaner the period from 6 p.m . to dark town joined in a " litter walk" by the volunteers. These are to which e xte nded from _the J ones be hauled away today by Boys to Bowers Restaurant on Pomeroy village workers. Main St. and included Second In addition to the Pomeroy Street, the road beneath the " litter walk", others were Pomeroy Bend Bridge, and th e conduc ted in several comar ea beh ind th e former munities . Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja Pomeroy Junior High School. organ ized one in th e Kerr 's The walk wa s origin a lly (Continued on page 10) PAGE EIGHT - COUPON SECMON INGELS THIS COUPON GOOD FOR •10.00 OFF · FURNITURE ·~ 106 N. Second ANY PAIR OF LAMPS ' 1 Coupon Per Customer Middleport $4.00 DISCOUNT ON A PAIR Of Unico Director 120 Passenger Tires Good Only At Landmark ...... ~ z - - Z - TH~S COUPON IS WORTH •2 OFF On Purchase of Women's Dress Shoes - .. (Dress Sandals Included) W-C THIS. COUPON IS WORTH On Any Carpeting Over. 9xl2 Size •10 OFF In Stock 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER !W-CJ Good Only At Carpet-Land PHONE 992-7590 !Si!· TOWARDS PUR(:HASE OF ANY -z '· DRESS '15.00 UP W/C 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER " POMEROY, OHIO "' Good Only At lola's i---·--------·---·------·------7'---·--------·---.;..::~~~~~~;;.;~~~~ MOORE'S AMERICAN HOME AND. AUTO SUPPLY POMEROY THIS COUPON IS GOOD FOR A REG. $2.49 WOOSTER 4'' NYLON PAINT With P~rchase ~I 2 Gallons BRU.SH· FREE •. • • Our Chtef or Chtcago Outside Paint Good Only~ At Moore's, IW-CJ P~meroy -------~- --·--·--·----·-·----·-·----·-·-~-----·----·-·-·-i:;.;~:::;:;::::;::=:::;.;:;::;;.:;::::;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;.=:==~ MARGUERITE'S. ...... ~ z SHOES BETTY OHLINGER MAIN ST. .POMEROY • / enttne Devoted To The lniere.ds Of The Meig.~·M,a.~on Area Industrial VOL. XXV NO. 14 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------~-------------- THIS COUPON IS WORTH •2 OFF 1 Coupon Per Customer farm products and most foods went down in April BY JEAN WARNER after five months of sharp increases, but these MASON Perturbed , . declines were more than offset by the biggest jump ~oncerned parents in the bend area have vowed to ca rry their in industrial commodity prices in 22 years, the fight in behalf of Wahama government said today. . principal Robert Seaman to the The Labor Department's Bureau of · Labor fullest extent, a group spokesStatistics said that despite a ·o.7 per cent drop in the man sa id today " because we're price index for farm products, processed foods and so dissa tisfied with the outfeeds , wholesale prices for consumer finished foods· come or the superintendent's went up 1.4 per cent in April after adjustment for decision at the board -meeting seasonal factors. The lower ove::all wholesale food Tuesday night." · prices were led by a 2.9 per cent decline for Spokesmen for the citizens processed meat. President Nixon place<! ceilings on group are urging a ll concerned THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 PHONE 992-21 56 fEN CENTS nan; Robert Seaman at Waha ma and Robert Keesee at Point P leasant High School. There \vas a change of events at PPHS Wednesday mornin g when a group of parents and concerned s tudents a$sembled in the sc hool library to meet with Supt. Withers. However, the meeting did not occur . Principal Keesee said he was told by students they were promi sed a mee ting with Supt. Withers Wednesday morning when th e y .confronted him Tuesday night at the courthouse to discuss their complai nt rega rding dismissal of Keesee as PPHS principal. In view of this, several parents had ex pressed a desire to hear lhe discuss ion and were also present , a cc~rding to Keesee. Keesee sa id Charl es C h a m be r s , ass i s tan t superintende nt , had ca lled the school and said Supt, Withers would not mee t with the study body, but would talk to a select group . When another call was rece iv ed, Ke esee sa: id, in - !Newsu in Briefs,,/!r CHILDREN'S SHOES (W-Cl • ..h. onors mem ber So rorzty I~~;. t;:y~g;;z~~;~~:~;g~~.n~igh·~ I~EJili;~:t!~~~;ii ~~~~e ~~:~r~~:~endment Purchase Of Any asked formin g the school that the official wou ld not be present, protes ted and s tude nt s engag.e d in a march to the · The Eastern Local School board ·office . . District Board of Education Approximately 450 s tudents and Supt ..John Riebel today ,.. Were a bsent during the march urged support of a 2. 7 m ill bond whi ch began at 11 a.m., but the ' issue for building purposes at exuctnumber taking pa rt is not the Ma y 8 prima ry election . know n, Keesee · r e ported . The schoo l officials pointed Students conduc ted an orderly out tha t th ere has been an march while using back stree,ts increase bf 250 s tudents in .for the trek. enrollment since 1958 (25. per · · Reportedly Keesee will be cent). Class r oo ius of th e parents to attend a meeting granted a hea l·ing during a meat prices in March . this evening at 7:30p.m. in th e elementary sc hools a re reg ular Board of Education The BLS said industrial percent jump in January, 1o51. New Haven city building. cr owded and wi ll be relieved mee tin g May 22, althoug h ne . commOdity ·prices increased Industrial commodity prices Th e ac tion follows · Supt. with a proposed addition to the ha s not been officially in1.4 per cent in April, the largest a re co nside red a · better Charles Withers' decision not · high sc hool · permit ti ng fOrmed . GIRL OF THE YE AR monthly advance since a 2.1 ·( Continued on page 10)' to chan ge his recommendation classrooms for sev.enth and Today Mr . K e~see said eighth g r~de rs th ere . They co nce rnin g Seaman . After assis ta nt Supt . Chambers hearing delega tion s from the point out Rlso that provisions ca lled a schoo l secre tary with must be made for faci li ties for bend in an open meetin g in the inform atio n concerning th e handicapped children in the Circ uit Co urtroom .Tuesday s tuden ts out of class .Yesterda ~ . Cl1 a rl ottc Taunton , Sou th · cha irman df th e ways a nd dis tri c t. The building program WASHINGTON (UP!) - Top House counsel John W. Dean, night, Supt. Withers was asked In turn this an nouncement was Third Av e., Midd leport, has mea ns committee include· a wou ld eliminate combined former White House aides H. who was . fired Monday , am~ by board member Bill B"dY:· made to the s tudy body, which been· selected as "Girl of the fl ea market at the regatta, a classes at Riv·c r view and would durin g the later session in the R. Haldeman and John others. Keesee said he re ceived. Year " of Ohio Phi Chapter of county fair booth , " bazaar, provide adequate fa cilities for Ehrlichman were summoned Mitchell's wife, Martha , was board office, if he intended to "Stud ents involved in the Beta Sigma P hi Sorority . · ba ke a nd rumma ge sales . With music faci lities at the high before a federal grand jury subpoen ae d to g ive s worn cha nge hi s previous recom orderly protes t of Ma y·2 should Th e daughter of Mr . an d hobbies of sewing and sailing, school. · today while FBI agents sifted testim ony in New York t Jay mendation. The superintendent be afforded the opportunity of Mrs . Willard Wri g ht , Mrs. Taunton is also a member Other points s tressed were: through their personal files for a bout the Watergate affair. She answered, "No sir, not at this making up . any work . Ne lso nvi lle, Route · 1, Mrs . of the Middleport Amateur - No buildings will be evide.nce that _might link them often ha s said that her story time., However, this involves the Taun t on wa s selected by Gard en Club. Meanwh il e Board o( closed; lhe bond iss ue would directly to · .the Watergate would shock the public if it tim e from 10:45 a .m . untill 2:.10 membe rs of . the sorority . She Her husband , Charles, has E duc a ti on pres ident Hairy make the total bond millage 6.7 scandaL were ma de kn own. on ly. will have ~he trave ling .trophy accepted a pos ition with the mills which would be less than BANQUET SET Siders has called a special Haldeman and Ehrlichman, Ehrlic hman was linked to a "Student• agreed to return to in lier possession during the Mi c higa n Chemical CorPomeroy Lodge IG4 F&AM' ~ the millage required if the who resigned Monday at the possible mistrial in the Pen- meetin g of the board Saturday classes in the aftern oon and if comin g club yea r . poration and Mr . an d Mrs. district were to consolidate. father-son banquet will be held morning a t 10. No information Presideni's req ue s t , have ta gon Papers trial of Daniel they did not return to classes A sorori ty member three Ta unton and their three-year· _:i\bout $250,000 would be denied they ever participated Ellsberg in Los Angeles , l'lhere was disclosed on its purpose. Frida y, May 4, at 6:30p .m. at th en they s hould not be peryea rs, Mrs . Taunton was a old daughter , Jennifer, will be th e te mpl e with the dinner, All three of the county 's high in illegal activities. B'ut The presi ding Judge M.att Byrne mitted to make up a ny work ; pledge the fir st year; c o- leaving Middleport about JUJle raised from the 2. 7. mill bond follow ed by e ntertainment. school principals are reporting New York Times has quoted disclosed the former White this applies lo those not in class chairma n of ways and means I to reside in E l Dorado, Kan . . issue which would be in effect Films on fis hing will be shown . a ttendance back to . n ormal 24 years. The addition would federal investigators as saying House aide offered him i\te job from 8: 40 untill0 :45 also, " the the second yCar and chairman All master masons and their today amid the unr es t include eight classrooms, · a they face indiclment along of FBI director last April7. The stateme nt said. of· the ways and· mea ns comsons are invited . Tickets rl1ay prevalent in loca l schools this :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;: music room and an office at th e with former Attorney General defense described it as an mi ttee her third year. Project' be purc ha sed from any offi cer, week. Reports ca me from high school. John N. Mitchell, foriner White attempt to " bribe " the court. STARS COMING <.: art icd out du ring her yea r as . or at th e door . Bright McCa usland at Ha nMeeting recently in special MASON . - Several TV f$:=:::;;;::;:~~:::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::;:·:::::;:::;:::·:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;. stars, Grar1dpa Jones, the session, the boa rd reviewed Governor angry ::::::::: :::; :;:;:; :;:;:; :;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;::~:::;:;:::;:;:::::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::: :::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: Compton Brothers and Hetzi aspeclq of th e bond issue, and will be on band lor presen- accepted · the resignation of (Continued onpage 1.0) ta tions Friday night during a ~ ' . . .. Clearing so uth a nd cool Country and Western Show By United Press lnternatlo•al . tonigh t. Lows in the mid ~Os lo . at 7:30,p. m. In the Wahama CLEVELAND :__ A PROPOSED CONSENT judgment suit low 40s. Friday partly cloudy gymnasi um. filed by the Justice Deparlment !)ere would prohibit·lhe Standard · · r .. · · he is "doing a good job" •. and north an d m ostly sunny in the. Tickets curre'ntly arc one Oil Co. ofOhio (SOhio ) from fixing prices of gasoline and other '·'.!.'.!. the courthouse when erosion damages being caused by the '.'!..!.! denounced " innuendos " and so uth . Coo l with highs in the sale and admission is $2 for Ohio River will be discussed. "careless language" in news mid 50s to low 60s. products and services at any of its independent service stations. bleacher scats and $3 for · Roush said : " Tonight Is the night that you can help :;: ·stories · co nce rnin g the The agreement would allow Sohio the right to set prices and ::;:; . chairs . EXTENDED OUTLOOK other policies of operation only at "company stations," which are r.:.::.: ::: of HR 4904, the Amnlbus Wednesday The event Is a school Cool Sa turday m1d a little the ones for which the company bears substantially all financial . . Gallia . County' s heriff 's sponsored project. wartn er Sunday and Mon" You, as an interested and concerned citizen, should that a n Akron man , under FBI risks. deputies Wednesday ran into ;:;: plan to attend this open forum to voice your problems and to :;:; in ves tiga t(o n fo r possible day. High temperatures in ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.~::::;:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ''a brick wall' ' as one deputy th e upper 50s to low 60s COLUMBUS - THE OHIO FEDERATION of Republican . explained it in the shotgU)l 0 . i[ii ::o:,!:up::ie!:. able to aid In the solution of river :ii Saturday, rlsing.to the upper Women begins its three-day spring conference here today. Som~ slayi?g Tues day night of ''Public officials, concern~ with this problem, will be { . $10 million stock issue, may . 70s Mondny. llows in th e 450 delegates from Ohio's Republican Women's Clubs are ex~~ Marvm Kenneth Wray, 59; an upper .10s to low '40s Satur:::; here to discuss the issues with the cltlzeus of this area. The .. '(:· have profited from a decision . peeled 19 attend the event. . · Eureka merchant. :::: on a savings and loan in- day, rising to the low 50s Keynote speaker Friday will be U. S. Rep. Barry M. Gold- · ;~[ meeting will begin at 7:30p.m." At this tiple "the department . Monday. · water, .Jr., R-California, at a 6:30 banquet at th~Scott 's Jnn. ;;~~:;:~::;:~::::::::::·:.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::;::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~; sti tution made by Sha uJ . has no leads'\ Deputy Iva n Fife reported. Fife, Deputy · ., Three defendants forfeited Steve Walters, Gallia County PARIS - - THE VIET CONG TODAY rejected a Saigon bonds an d three others were government plan for a political settlement, saying the proposal Prosecutor Gene Wetherholt fined in the court of Pomeroy and his investigato r , Paul ran counter to the Vietnam cea$1!-fire agreement. Mayor Don Collins Wednesday Parkins, continued their probe Minister of State Nguyen Van Hieu also said he knew nothing night. of a possib1~ mid-May meeting between presidential adviser this morning. The group was · Forfe iting bonds were Henry A. Kissinger an_d LeQuc Tho of Hanoi to discuss cease-fire aided Wednesday by teams . George Adkins, 44, Cleveland , from the Ohio Bureau of violations. " We have no information about any such meeting," $50, · pos ted for . r ec kl ess Criminal Identification. Hteu said. operation; Cla r e n.ce Bing, Wray, owiler of Kenny's Pomeroy, $25 , intoxicat ion, Carry-Out, south of Eureka, PHNOM PENH - COMMUNIST FORCES firing a barrage and elay ton Binion, Grohn, . was shot in . the head shortly of toxic gas shells overran two battalions of Cambodian governI . ,.. . Ky ., $100. for larceny by trick. Brter 9 p. m . Tuesday. ment troops 32 miles southeast of Phnort! Penh, killing 20 and · Fin ed were Jack Neff , capturing 580 others, military sources, said today. The sources The body was found on the · \ "'-.... . t i ,...~ .,_., Middl e port, $10 and costs , floor in the rear of the carry: f said the attack occurred Monday north of Neak LuQng, an ilpleaving the scene of an ac.- out by Terry D;me Ritchie and portant ferry town on the Mekong River. The main government cide nt; John Laudermilt, William Jones. Officers said unit operating in the region is tile 2nd Paratroop Brigade. Columbus,. $5 and costs, run- th·ere was no signs of . a Disclosure of the attack and its heavy casualties came as the nin g a rea d li gh t, a~ d costs struggle. Cambodian command said Colnmunist troops, striking in a I only for failing to appear in the driving thunderstorm that prohibited U. S. air ·raids,.launched I 9 ~1 I Robbery appears to be the eourt ear li er, and Teresa motive for the shooting, new attacks south and northeast of Phnom P.enh. The command < .. if . ~"( f ~ Davis, Middleport , $5 , and alihough officers do not know said the Communist thrust occurred 16 to IR miles from the • custs;· run_ni ng a red light. capital and that fighting was interlse. . · hOw much money w~s taken .. THESE FOURTH GRADERS of' the. Salisbury . Ridgway, Carol Morris; Jena Welker, Joyce Baker, La ura Military sources said details : of Monday's attack were Wray is knoll' to have carried a Elementary School are in final rehearsals for their portion of , Ohlinger; bac~ row, from the left, Mike Ziegler, Tom • LOCAL TEMPS aketchy but·.l hat 58() prisoners were simply "led away" by the ·large amount of money in his · a voca l and instrumental concert to be' given at 2:30 ·p. ni. Hooper. Tod Thacker, Steve Ohlinger, David Kennedy , Mike The temperature in downCommunists. As of today, the St>urces said, only one had retur- . wallet. :. SUnday by all children of th e school. They include, front row, . Smith, Angela Sinclair, Denise Brickles, Judy Well, Linda . tc;;n Poljleroy at 11 a . m . ned. ' In addition to Wray;s empty· from left, Mike Graham, Tim Sauters, Bruce &ickles, Billy William~, Camille Swindell, Becky Dorst ·and Tammy Th ursday was 55 degrees under wallet, the cash drawer was !Continued on Page 10 ) Browning , Brian King, James Smith, Fonda Rapp, Mary Adkins. See story on Page 4. ' ·' ' extre mely cloudy skies. also emptied. ·Jury calls two THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ~ · MAIN AT SYCAMORE 124 W. MAIN .I Service Sta. Good Only At Marguerite's Shoe Store ·~ DRESS SHOP &BEAUTY SALON Supe~ ·1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER ...... lOLA'S • Support POMEROY POMEROY With COupon 1Any Size) 1 Coupon Per Customer POMEROY, OHIO BETTY OHLINGER . I "U'ITER WALK" - Mrs. John Terrell, right, and Mrs. Robert Lewis, center, were among members of the Winding '~)'ail Garden Club who promoted the "litter walk" as an obser.vance of Keep America Beautiful Week. Shown here with them at " walk" headquarters, beneath the American fJag on lhe Pomeroy parking lot is Jamie Johnson , a member of th~ Sunbonnet Girls Garden Club . CLEANING IT UP - These four boys were among the many who turned out Wednesday nig ht for the "litter walk" in Pomeroy. They are, left to right, Cletus Bego, Clifford Murray, Billy Colmer, and Ronnie Richards. Bill and Ronnie are members of Cub Scout Pack 249. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. MARGUERITE'S SHOES· ' (;ood Only At Ingels Furniture SUPER SERVICE STATION 116 MAIN ST. With · Coupon t ~:~ No .leads to killer .!:_,~.: defla~:e~!~orted ~~~;r;ec:it:~:. 0~i;~~~~a10/~ . Bonds mven .up by ·three ~ · · ~ ·~. • 1 ~I ,j ' ... 1 ,I l ~~~~j·.~ . ' r. .,. ·. ~:.. , - ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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