https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d99d8f81e586f915721c4469e488886.pdf 0a188d7b18377d93837c68305f05336c PDF Text Text .. . 24 -The Sw1<lay Times. Sentine!, Sunday, May 6, 1n3 - • Eastern planscurric~lum cha . ' ' TUPPERS PLAINS Curriculum revisions recently orde~ed by the Eas,tern Local School District Board of Education witt change required courses for graduation to conform to those of the State Department of Education . The board in a review of the changes, made public today stressed that this revision does not remov'e courses from the curriculwtl, or relax present standard s or performance. Students will continue to need 11 units of credit for graduation . Biology, World Hisf,ory and the fourth year of ministration are currently revising curriculum offerings that will be available during the coming year. A detailed description pi these changes, and the new program have been sent home to parents in a 17 page report at the time of registration which occurred ear lier this spring. The students who will be affected immediately by these changes are those presently enrolled in grade eight th;ough grade eleven. Nearly every major area of study has undergone 'adjustment to relate more closely to the demands of the modern English 1 however , will no world. While yet providing for longer be required in order to the academic needs of the meet local stan dards for student ptannipg to go to graduation. But, these courses college without compromising will remain recommended for quality , these adjustments student• expecti ng to go to provide more opportunity for college after completing high the remaining 80 pet. of the student body who will not atschooL Thi s change ~as come about 'tend college to acquire contci pr ov ide opportunity £or sumer skills, vo cational studen ts to take new courses competencies, and economic being offered for the 1913-74 unders tandings that were school year and to provide previously unavailable . Most notable of the new opportunity for students to take cow-ses more in line with their offerings is the introduction of interests a n d future ex· Vocational Agriculture . Other new courses include: Short pectations. The fa cu lty and ad- Story and Poetry, Modern Novel, Vocational Guidance, lexibitity in terms of using ~ 011 ~ g e Orienta t i OQ • ;taff , facilities, and programs. _ ocahonal Analysis, French 2, tt should result in a more efConswner Mathematics, and !icient and ellective use of Advanced High School teachers. And , it should offer Mathatnattcs ' b"l --t f _ Th H · some poss1 1 1 y o uswg ' e . orne Economics and teachers in a way more closely lndus trtal Arts Departments a1"1gned to th etr - tr ammg , , d an have bee n adjusled away from I expertence. th tr dT . e a I J.o~a SW"vey courses Presuming that students wiU mto s pectftc half ( ¥.!) unit be more inclined to take >pffenngs . In Home Economics, courses relating to their in· st ud~~ts have choices among : terests, the present study hall Texllles, Family Living, overburden should be reduced. Foods, Ch ild Development, As th ese conditions are Housmg and Furnishings, and r ea lizet! , the student body Consumer Education as welJ as s hould develop more positive the Courses in Home attitudes toward their school Economics I and Home e>periences and thereby profit Economics 2. While in the more from their educational Industrial Arts Department, opportunities. Bt udents cho ose from : Very simply, modular Mec hanical Drawin g 1 and 2 scheduling makes time Electricity 1 and 2, Basi~ available for other pursuits. By Metals , Home Rep 0 ir and way or illustration, the adMaintenance, and w·ood. vantage can be seen in working 1 and 2. laboratory courses such as The action aJtering required Home Economics L Home courses in itseJf wiiJ nOt ac~ Economics 1 presently commodate the curriculum requires two 45 mihuie periods, adjustments that have been introdu ced . The Board of or a tutal of 90 minutes of classroom instruction to Education therefore adopted a certlfy one unit of credit. modular scheduling plan to Under _ the modular ~ep~ace the c urrent eight scheduling plan, three 20 periOd day . Modular minute modules of classroom sched~ling offers more instruction, or 60 minutes of , actual class time. will , certify one Wlit of credit ln Home Economics 1. The gain of 30 minutes time from the school day makes possible the in~ traduction of additional 1 THE BIG NEW '73 PONTIAC SALE IF YOU MISSED THE LAST SAlE DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Tremendous Discounts On All New Pontiacs In Stock CHOOSE YOURS WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD! ' STOCK NO. NO. Wear department . 2nd floor . and select a dress tor your mom from this fine se lection . Re~ular sizes · half sizes . jumor sizes . extra large sizes . So lid colors . · Beautiful pa1terns . All famous brands that you'll be proud to give. 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US AT • • • Phon~ 446-1 s13 - ,...~..;G.;• tlipolis 11•11 ..... .J!!!l. ' ... 00• ~ , ,. ~ . lb. IHii ...ilbOt; SIJII '"'"· ;, t~Mlw. ' ELB · State Farm Insurance Compan1e:.. Gallipolis, Ohio Home Offices: 81oomlnator:, lll inots -' " • ,I ! '. .. . ... Elbertelds Warehouse: on Mechanic Street Lawn, Porch, Patio Furniture Drive to Elberfelds Warehouse and see the exc:ellenf lines of Summer Furniture. All at SfJeCialsale prices now. Give your mother a new Chaise Lounge · Folding Chair . Redwood Tables or Chairs · POrch Swings. There's a lot of good gift ideas for you at Elberfelds Warehouse . IN POMEROY -· --:----,--~ p 7305- ) .Let us. h~lp you with the ·style that's right for your · mom . Park Central Hotel Bldg . Ph. 446-4290 Home 446-4518 BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. C:orner Third & Court St. Give her, her favorite ny Ions - be it panty hose or the thigh high nylons. Big' selection of styles in all sizes. Fine selection of colors . ' him for II 73-42 ·. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Her own personal second set for any room In the home. Compact · yet big enough for easy viewing. 18 inch diagonal measure picture. Other gift ideas frotn the Music Department 2nd floor. A new Stereo - her own RCA or Panasoriic Radio - 3 Track Tapes·-: Record Albums - Sheet music or even a new Kimball Piano. GIVE NYLON STOCKINGS r":luarantee . Stock ~N:::•::.·_:_73:_·_:23:___'- - - " ' - ' - - - ' - - - - . , - . . : . . - - - - - - - - VENTURA CUSTOM CPE. RCA Portable TV SETS ' Ree~ Pon.tiac Disc . 1122.65 SALE PRICE - A new Bedspread . Blanket · Bed Pi Ilow~ · Couch ~nd Chair Throws . Draperies · Sheer Curtams · Venet1an Blinds . Toss Cushions . Window Shades . Patt~:::rns and yard goods for a new outfit. . ~ ' ·we'll gladly help you choose what you want for your mother on h~r day next Sunday. r Factory Sticker Price $5117,65$ Bob Mrs. Osburn • 2nd Floor. • Interest~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO One person is in custody and · According to the sheriff, the another is being sought for establishment wa s r obbed questioning in connection with apparently about 2: 15a .m . Don reported ap· a robhery in whic h $963 is Warehime missing early today at the proximately $963 in cash and Skyline Lanes Bowling Alley in change was taken from the alley's offi ce . . Kanauga _ n is believed the thief was - Entry was made by forcin g armed . ttie front door . Saunders said Gallia County Sheriff James his department was ca1led by a W. SaWlders said a suspect is woman who observed a man in · being questioned and will he the alley 's parking lot. The woman, whose identity taken to London for a polygraph test. He did no t was not revealed, had pulled identify the person, or release into the parking tot when her car statled. She heard a loud any detailed information. ' A new easy chair table · lamp · Traditional table · hasso(:ks . A pretty . picture . floor lamp bedroom suite · dinette set . throw rugs magazine rack . wall plaques . liv ing room suite and many other gift ideas that are sure to please. Take time to visit the furniture department . You.' ll · like all the new fur~ niture arranged for your easy selection . Make An Showers or th under shower s likely Lunig ht and mainly east porti on Tuesday . I.ows tonight 111 the 50..;;. Hi ghs Tuesda y m the 70s and upper GOs. had been asked to take the job. firmation He refused to comment on all as PJ:esident Nixon gave him option<Jl authority to do last questions re lated to the matter. Rif hardson said at the outset of his Pentagon appearance that he wanted the Judicia ry Committee to know , before it sta rted hearin gs on hi s nomination for attorney general two days hence, that he intendedlt.o name a prosecutor Monday. Ric hardson said he was searching for a man to meet the exacting standards' the special prosecutor wou1d have tq have and would name him as rapidly as possi ble . Many sena tors want to have the right (Continued on Page 10) hearings, starti ng Werlne~day, by the Senate .Judicim·y Committee which he · sa id wa s the only "appropriate forum" for :mch ques lions at this lime. Se\'eral possibilities for the job IM\'e been mcnlioned, including WilHam 'L Coleman, a Philadelphia l ~1wyer who was a dassma lc nf Bichardson's at Yalt· :1nd who ltJter served with Hi dwrd s on as a Supreme Court dcrk to the Late ,Justice F elix Frankfurter. Co lenli:tn wa s as ked this mornin g in Philadelphia i£ he - ' Nixon, Haig in huddles KEY BISCAYNE ,' Fla . !UP! i - Pr esi dent Nixon conferred today with his new White House chief , Gen . Alexander M. Haig Jr " about restru cturing the sca ndal~ s])~ltercd presidential staff. OJ The Meig.•-Mason Area MONDAY, MAY 7, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 -- • • • Is retmng Mrs. Delmar "01ive" Osburn, Reedsvilte, who is ending her teaching careef of 38 years this school term, has spent them all · in Eastern District, 10 or the 38 being at Riverview Elementary . · Mrs. Osborn is a dedicated wife, mother and tea 9he·r 'for which she was honored · Tuesday night by members of Rl\'erview PTA. Mrs. Osburn was presented a book of poetry, by Mrs, Larry Collins, PTA president. Mrs . Osburn has been a member of the O.E .A. since she began her teaching career , ·· a member of the Meigs County . Education Association, Eastern Educati o n Association, a member of the Ja c k so n·Perkin s Rose Research Test Panel ~nd at· \ \ . MRS. OLIVE OSBUIIN tends the Church' of Chr ist . She a nd her hu s band are the parents of two sons, Larry of Wa s hin gton, W . .Va., and Delmar Gordon . of Belpre. They have se ven grand· children , ringing noise , then saw a figure running fr om Skyline Lanes. , · He orderell her to stop, and sa id , " Don ' t make a move, or I'll shout. " Lawrence County sheriff's deputies later ::;topped a man ha ving the same description as the m an the woman thought she saw . She~iff S<:.~undcrs took his witness to Chesapeake to identify the man , but she was un a ble to say h.e wa s· th e same person .she saw in lhe ·a lley's · parking lot. In othe r law enfor.c ernent activiti es, sheriff's deputies SundliY arrested four juveniles in connection with the breaking and entering at the Anetha · Fraley re sidence on the Bladen ~ ~cr cerville Rd .' They were released to the custody of their parents . . Meanwhile, G"llipolis City pohce\ Sunday investivated an attempted O&E at Clark's Jewelry Store, 342 Second Ave. Neal B. Cl<JI'k 1 owner and store operator , said apparently nothing was taken . · According to Cl• rk , the thief, or thieves, wen~ i!pparently fri ghten ed off. They had e n. tered the store by gO ing through v second flo or back door . The intruders then c ut a hole in the ceiling and lowere d a rope to the floor of the jewelry s tore. TEN CENTS .. \ \ ~ ~-~~ ~..! i" .i . • \ "' ~~-- - . 'f,tJ- :~ :;c:.··:;_ . ... olt .... ,! trouble - s hoo ter, in anived K ey PT. PLEASANT ~ Long diseussiuns cc.n~ered around the trans fer list, legal coun se l, non·lcnure teaching personnel and sdwol serv ice personnel dunng SHturday's spec ial . ;I "A " •. ' , ., milit ary~p o litical Board plans on hearings I . ,....o '• Bis cayne Sunday night in preparation for his sessions with th e Pres id ~ nt. Nixon pi cked Haig Friday to replace H. R. Haldeman as chief of the presidential staff. Haldeman resigncl:l after a federal grand jury began· inv estiga tin g charges that he participated in the coverup of th e Watergate buggin g. In the week since Nixon declared the Watergate, scandal had "claimed far too much of my time and attention." there has been little evidence he has thought about or attended to much else . Nixon and Haig met in the President's white and turquoi se si ngle·slory Florida' Wl1ite House c.t s the President was winding up four days of nearly complete ".seclusion in Fl or ida and the Bahamas. Haig, Nixon' s favorite Lanes robbed of $963· There are many, many wonderful gifts for Mother's Day in the SHAWLS Ky., before gofng lnlo paratrooper training al Fort Benning, Ga. He completed . lhal training last week. Rice attended Southern · High School. He has a sJster, . Suzan, at home. 4979.05 $834.05 CATALINA HARDTOP •CPE. VOL XXV NO. 16 From The Furniture Department . Jrd Floor cooking scJtoo1 at Fort Knox, 1 BOB REES PONTIAC DISCOUNT Devoted To The Mother 's Day Gift Suggestions Great Gifts For Mo1her Sq uares · oblongs. Prints and solids.· An extra fine group for your se lection. Weather wa s hi s forthcoming con· enttne Crushed patents and straws in a fine array of styles nd colors. You should please her with a new ~bag . .colorful FASHION SCARVES dependence " necessary to <'onduct a full and imparti11l ill\1 CStigation. nichardson r('ad a s tatement of his plans during an ap. pearance <Jt the Pentagon before newsmen, and declined to cmswer any questi ons about who 1hc prosecutor would be. lie ex plained tllat the rea son • On the 1st Floor WILLIAM RICE SYRAC-USE · PV ·2 William E. Rice, son of Mrs. Elizabeth: Rice, Syracuse, arrived home Saturday for a week's furlough from his military dulles. Ri~e com· pleted his baste training and BONNEVILLE 4 DR. SEDAN CATALINA 4 DR. HARDTOP Burnished Amber raNG AND QuEEN _:___ Royalty was named at the Meigs Junior-Senior Prom Saturday night. Patty Well, daughter ofMr _and Mrs. Denver Well, Pomeroy, RD, was named queen and Lou McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs . Burdell McKinney, Middleport, was oamed kin g. Miss Well was crowned by James Diehl, principal. Theme of the prom was ''Stairway to Heaven." All in g ift boxes ready to wrap and give on MiJy 1:3 . LINGERIE DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR BOB REES PONTIAC DISCOUNT Valenc ia Go ld with Cameo wh itetop, Soft Ray glass {.all), R. coRtrot mirror, H78xl5" w'-wall Fiberglass tires, rear seat speaker, AM radio, custom air, bo~y protection group . . Real beauty of a ca r . I ., Fine Gift Selections $5443.90 $948.90 t. • • WASH!NG't'ON ( UPii - A special prosecutor will be named to .su pervise · in· \'esti gatiun aimed at "un. covering the- whole truth'' in the Wat ergate scandal, Attorney ~ ~ General designate Elli ot L Richa rdson announc: ~ ed LodHY r Ri cha' rd son, him se lf d esignated just ;1 week ago by Pres ident Nixon to ta~e command of th.c government's inquiry into llhe widening scope of the plot and subSequent efforts to cover up its scope, sa id the person selected would be given " all th e in. CXI the lsi floor - Earrings . Bracelets . Pins . Necklaces Novelty Jewelry · white and fashion colors. $3637.70 1363.70 ' FACTORY STICKER PRICE r I atergate fallout • Costume Jewelry In the ready -to -wear department . 2nd .floor. See the many styles of Shawls . Wrap one up for your Mother's Day Gift. GRAND PkiX HARDTOP COUPE \ NO. OUR FINE SELECTION SALE PRICE Starlight black, Soft Ray windshield, black viny l top , r emote control mirror, AM radio, front floor ri1ats, custom air, G7Bxl5 whitewall Fiberglass tires , body protection group. ~J~CK ~EE FIREBIRD HARDTOP COUPE FACTORY STICKER PRICE BOB REES PONTIAC DISCOUNT probe You'll like these cards for Mother's Day. Fine big selection for Mother and Grandmother as only Hallmark can make them. Also Hallmark Gift Wrapping Paper . Ribbon .- Bows and Card Enclosures for Mother's Day. Appreci4ted Gift $37 45 SALE PRICE HALLMARK MOTHER'S DAY CARDS Stop, in the busy Ready -to- These actions resulted from discussion with the faculty and administration oi the high school who recommended the changes to .the Board of Education, The purpose for these changes was to expand offerings available to students during the 73-74 school year and may represent as much as can be done within the confines of the available space. If ad· ditional space were provided, a still more meaningful program could result. · The administration, board of education, and faculty see these changes as a means of offering greater educational service to the commWlity and solicit their support in making these adjustments; the board concluded. - $4334.60 BOB REES PO.NTIAC $589 60 DISCOUNT · . • 350 v.a engine, 2 barrel ca rburetor , Bu ccaneer Red ro·of, moldings, wheel opening molding, power steering, trim -r i ngs, AM radio, molding sil & hood edge·s, power disc brakes, turbo hydramatic trans., E78xl4 wh ite-wall F iberglass ti res . dual .horns. ~~~CK Give Her A Dress This Year! FACTORY STICKER PRICE Porcelain Blue with white Cordova top, Soft Ray windshield, a ir cond .i tioning, 2BBL 350 engine, power steering, deluxe trimmed wheel cove r s, AM rad io, F&R bumper guards, decor group, · power disc brakes, turbo hydramatic transmission. G78xl4 wwail Fiberglass tires,' dual horns, sport options, body protection group. NO. • LeMANS 2 DR. SPORT COUPE 73-24 ~~~CK Make Elberfelds your shopping center for Mother's Day gifts. You'll find excellent gift ideas all over the store and at Elberlelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. Store hours Monday through Thursday 9:30 to 5 P.M . Friday and Saturday 9: 30AM to 9 P.M . course~. IS ON AGAIN I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . MOTHERSDAYISNEXTSUNDAY ......- .,.. ' • ·- · ~ ,,T,.A· ..~~.. ' TEA GIVEN - A Board of Trustees tea Sunday afternoon officially opened the observance ~r"National HOSpital Wee k at Vcteran..c.; Memorial Hospital. Commu~itY leade rs, organiz<Jtional representatives and interested per sons attended the event held in the dJning r oom of the new addition with the Women 's Auxi liary th e hostesses. Hu gh Gutitc r , :J!>Ovc, prcsid c ~t of tht: Boai'd, is at the refreShment table with; I to r , Mrs . .Janice Co lli~, auxiliary member ; Mrs. Louise Bartels chairman of volun teer workers , and Miss Erma J . Smith, direc tor of vo lun ~ teers. See Pag~ 5, other National Hospjtat Wee~ pictures and information. _ · Referendums flefeated tax A pr oposed pCrmi ssivc auto licen$e tax issue in Middleport has nol be ~ n twice before dismissal. He added it is the Board of E:ducation meeting . Actions were · taken to set hearin g dates for tea chers whose names were placed on a tran sfe r li s ~ by recomm~nd<.~tiu n of_ Supt. Charles Withers and for the ouster of Jack Lovejoy , assi s tant . principal at Wahama High SchooL Board members Dill Brady CJsked for clarific:a tion on t)le hearing daleS and it was. at this time lhat Supt. Withers ex· plained that he had granted ' ' :some Point Pleasa-nt Hi gh ~hool students permiss ion to CJppear on the agenda for the May 22 Board meeting to di sc us..'i . matters pertaining to . Robert Keesee, PPHS p'r inCipal , stiPulating this was not to be a hearing for Mr. Keesee. In unanimous action, the boa rd agreed that to this qate no hearing dates have been' set and dates ai1d times are to be given later . In a 4~ 1 vote the board agreed to a motion by Brady not to con slder the transfer and subsequen t assignment of Ja ck Lovejoy, but re commended that he not be reemployed for the 1973-74 school year_ Bit! Withers a sked for the 's uperintendent 's recorn· mendation concerning this and wa s advised by Supt. Withers that the board has no authority. under any condition, to make a reco mm endation, only the authority to bring charges for :mperintendent's prerogativ e to make the recommendation . Supt. Withers said, " ! have recommended Lo vejoy be reemployed and tran s· [erred. " Brady questioned the superintendent on making this decision and Supt. Wi thers replied . " .. . f'rn not going on hearsay." Brady cited the fact · that Lovejoy does not ·have tenu re. When the vote was ca lled Bill ·Withers said he would vote no because Hit's placing the board in .a luw suit. '' There was di s cussion regarding Hannan Principal Bright McCausland 's three year contract and his attorney, Charley Damron, stipulated that McCa usland would not receive tenure at th e end of the three year contract.. ~ At the request of Ad~in s, Supt. Withers discussed other names on the transrer list. He said Bill Barker and Vicki Hailwere on at their own request with plans to transfer Barker from ·,Beech Hill to We st Co lumbia as a teac hing principal and Mrs . Hall from Hannan Elementary to ML Olive. Others at their own request and proposed plan s were ·Nancy Haselbalg from Mason to Swwyside; . Rosalie Miller from Mt. Olive to Ordnance; Ol s ton Wr ight from West Co twnbia to Wahama High . Supt. Withers pointed out that he had recommended on the transfer 1list Lawrence Cartmill, Tod Faller, Hannan tea<;h'e rs, and Frank Cremeans, principal at Point Pleasant Junior High "for the best interesls 11 of the schools . According to Supt. Withers, Virgil BW''ris 1 "is the man to do the job at Point Pleasant Junior High" in reference to his recommendation to placing him as principal. ' Siders. Adkins and Brady indicated disapproval over emp loying an outside Jaw' firm as the board's lega l counsel. Brad}' S<iid, " We need one here .. . one we can get in J5 minutes." All objected to paying $10,000 to the law firm of Greene, Ketchum and Baker in Huntington for two yearS 1 when services of the Prosecuting . Attorney are . available to the board. The H\ffilington firm 's contract expires Juhe 30, The next regular board of education meeting w-ill be held May 22 at 1:30 p.m . placed before Middleport voters a s indi cated ir;~ a report of the Friday ni ght meet ing· of By United l'~ess International the Middleport Chamber uf WASHINGTON- FORMER ATTORNEY General John N. Commerce, Verner Sec, Op· Mitchell Says the idea of President Nixon resigning because ponent of the tax reports . MARK CAsTO, LEFT, POMEROY, and Randy Orr, Gallipolis, provided,the " Wind" for a .of the Watergate scandal is "ridiculous." He criticized United The permissi ve auto lice nse riovei sa ilboat booth set up by Pack 249, dub Scouts, Pomeroy, for the weekend Scout-<J-rarrw . Press International for quoting his wife; Martha, as saying the tax wa s passe d on two separate Don Thomas, Pomeroy, is C'ubmaster..or the group . President should quit. Mrs. Mitchell called UP! White House occa sion.s O\'er the years by correspondent Helen Thomas late Saturday night and said : Middleport Villa ge Council. Mr. President should resign immediately . I think he let the · The issue •was then brought country down . It's going to take a hell of a lot tu get him ... He's before voters throu gh , been compromised." Asked why she thought Nixon should step referendwn a ctions headed by down, Mrs. Mitchell replied : "I think in urder to give credibility See and was turned dOwn both to the Republican party and credibility to the U,nited States." tim es ." cOunc il . never ha s McDaniel said he shot at the charge admission . It 's some· well a s in th e open, he S<i! id. ENFIELD, Itl. (UP! ) . brought the issue direc tly monster rour time s. thing tha.t's there and we've got Plcister cast s were· made. KIDNAPED American GUADALAJAR,A, MEXICO before the voters: See pointed Henry McDaniel said 'he-'s seen "1 knew l hit it once," he to a ccept it. " · Mt Daniet sa id the first time diplomat Terrence G. Leonhardy said Sunday night that he was it twice: a IP"ay , hairy, threeoul. in good health and hoped for a quick release by leftwing legged monster standing tall he saw the monster Was. about said . The mo. nster, he said, · · w1-th pm · k "' " ''!0 p -m - on the n'tght of Aprt-1 hissed , lea ped 75 feet in three guerrillas who seized him .three days ago in exchange for 30 like a human bemg PAINT SPRAYED 1 'political pr"isoners ." J·umps and disa ppeared down But Mexican official sources said the LOCAL TEMPS ~ - Ht's famt'iy heard ·a sera! reflecting eyes buIgIng f rom a •< Middleport Pollee Chief J_ - a t th e bac k d oor - the railroad tracks near his ching nmse kidnapers apparently made new demands Sunday_ The temperature fn down . 'huge head . -· J . Cremeans sajd today The second time was.Sunday and he went to in vestigate ,.' home. The demands - they were not disclosed - came tlours arter town PoTQeroy at 11 a .m . \ youngsters of th~ community " When I first saw it, I Sunday morning, about 3 Mexico agreed to free th~ 30 prisoners and flew them to CUba . Monda y was 72'deg rees, under morning , arter his original apparently have been report on the · monster had thought it was an animal . r ·a.m. CDT, the barking of\ his 'jTiie situation is very delicate,'' said a spokesman for the u. S. sunny skies. spraying . homes and ~utos . 'de lhe h ous e) dogs awa~ened Mc Daniel and Consulate in· Guadalajara that Leonhardy headed. The spukes. brought newsmen , police. an- wen t b ack (·lnSI with paint from spray cans. · gun · an d a nashi 1g ' ht , H . he opened hi s door and looked tlJropologists, e~perts on uni~ an d go t a man declined to elaborate. . • They also have been Marriage License · ht a b ou t out. He sai d he saw the same dentified nying objects and the he sat'd - · " I t was rtg tllrnwing eggs against homes Larry Michael . Bisse ll, 20, monster on the just plain c uriou s to the tl lree f ee t from me. I wa Sn .'t thrcc-Jouged r. DENVER - FOUR INCHES OF RAIN in the metropolitan and motor vehicles. Parents ColumbUs, and Patricia Anne· railroad tracks 15 feet away. w. abash River Valley to invessca red .. , area and 20inches of very wet snow in nearby mountains .sweH~d will be held reSponsible for Howard , 20, Pomeroy, RL 4. · k .eyes " i wasn't sca red, ' 1 .he said. tigate. "Then I QIW t hose pm the South Platte River over its banks Sunday, forctng the these acts· and ~!lust stand McQaniel, a disabled war s h -me a t rpe,t"k 1 e are fl ec t or on a . "I'd like to rove it ,as a pet and evactation of thousands of persons from low-lying areas. the expense of new paint vetera n, said they round foot- car . It had pink eyes, large · A Red Cross official estimated . between 3,500 and 1,000 SUITS FILED jobs. the chief said. PF.MIIT ISSUED persons were forced to leave their homes as the South Platte rose Tw o suits lo quiet title fijed iri prints covering the woodland head and was a ki~d of dirtvish A permit t9 haul ga rba ge and two to three feet above flood stage. Meigs County Common Pleas areas around hi$ home . The · gra y color ... ha1ry .... about tracks were three to five inche.s ·~ four or five feet tall . Standing trash has been issued by REDS SOHIO SIGN . ' Court are Luther E. Gilliam. across with six toes and little· right in front of the door on . CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Middleport Village to Alfred WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECRETARY ,Earl L . . Jr .. and Veneva M. Gilliam, th ree legs l just like a human Zeigler, Mayor ,J ohn Zerkle People's Rtpublic of China has Butz reported Sunday that American farmers had a banner year Pomeroy, Rt. 4, vs. heirs of hoof marks ' he said. . ,. said today. '!'he permit was .· signe!l an agreement with the WALDHEIMQNTOUR Ed Phillips, a pet shop owner be1ng. in 1g72. In his annual report, Butz said U. S. Agriculture had · Maggie Kolber g, deceased; et HELSl!'JKI ( UP! ) - United record net income of more than $19.2 billion last year with farm at, .the property being located from Kokomo . In~ .• ca me out ::::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;::::::•:::::.:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:. iss'ued because the present two Standard Oil Co. of Ohio t b bl t 1 °,· hio) to use ' the company's Natians Secretary General . haul ers I)ave no ecn a e o •-"' exports totaling $8 billion. He predicted a $10 billion export total in . Sci pio Twp .. and Ro y . to look around a nd verified EXTENDED OUTLOOK m1·rt tlll fi,•m:'\ nds ·fo r thei r · aery t om· tr. l' le productt' on · Kurt Watdhct'nl arrived in the 1··-·Utis year - an increase of 25 pet. · · · ' · Pr omu · and Roger Ad~m1s ,· McDaniel's description of the Mild \\ lth a chance of !'il'r\ H' e.s, the {naj tir s ai(i. proc"ess, it was' reported toddy . Finnis h capital Sunday to "The level of farm pr(ces reached an ~11-tlme tii~h for many ··dba , A&P Drilling Co .. Raci ne, tracks. Anyone . wis hing se r\'ICes of Acryh>nitrile ls the ~asic begin a six-day tour of the couldn' t be a ho3x ," showers each day. Hi ghS in (arm products," he said in his 106--page report. He said gross vs. Phillip Conrad, address · ·Ac r·t'lan • Orion and ··scandt"navt' an countries: He i Im the lOs anJ lo"s in .>Os. Zeigler . may call Middleport rna t era farm i!"teome, net income. income per farm.• and income 'J)er unkn ow n , ct prope r ty· Phillips said. Th e tra cks were ~ other man-made fiber;. made no statement on arrival: riiO th~n m1der dense bush as ' ::::::::::::::::·:-:::-::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::: vtllaAe \Jail. ((:ontinued on Page 10) ' .loca1ed in Lebanon 'Twp. · Hairy monster sighted, ·s hot ai ' a ·a,., . ' "It\ lhc ' • -. �I I ' 2 - The Qaily Sentlllel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May 7 1973 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE BY NOTICE ON FILING PUBLICATION OF INVENTORY TO THE DEFENDANTS AND APPRA.ISEMENT A lura Landaker Neva Me Ttl~ State of Oh o Me gs Dan el Luey Landaker Frank County Prob•teo Court Me Dane To the Adm n strator of the estate to such of rht to t ow no as are- rn dents of the State of Ohio v z the svrv v ng spouse the nel(f of k n the benef cares under the w 1 and to the attor ney or atlornevs represent ng any of the aforementoned persons H Ida Mar e Koblentz Pomeroy Oh oR 0 J Ches er Townsh p No 20870 You are hereby not ted tha the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the eslate of the aforement oned deceased ate of sad County was fled nth s Court Sa d nventory and Appra sement w 1 be tor hear ng before th s Cour t on the 9th day of May 1973 at 10 oo o c lock A M Any person des r ng to t e e~Ccep ons thereto mus t le them at easl f ve day s pr or o the date set tor hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sad Court th s 28th day of Apr 1 1973 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge and ex off co C erkof sad Cour s ( 4l 30 By Ann B wa son Deputy C erk 7 21 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO A tc ounts and vouchers of the folldw ng named f du e ares have been f ed n the Probate Court Meigs County Oh o tor approval and settlement CASE NO IS 838 Eleventh A cc ount of the Hunt ngton Nat ona Bank of Co umbus Trustee under the Trust of the Las t w 1 and Testament of ~ ma W Feger deceased CASE NO 19 209 E ghth Current Account of Dan Shane Guard an of the Guard ansh p Estates of Dan e Frank n Shane and Herman Lee Shane m nors CASE NO 19 255 E ghth Annua Account of Mary Frances Yeauger Gua dan of the Person and Estate of Pame a J wa burn and Eugen a L Wa burn CASE NO 9 34-4 Second Annual Ac-::ount of Homer G Ba~Cter Guardian of he Estate of Paul G Green ee CASE NO 20 273 Th rd Current Account of Pau Duff Guard an of lhe Guard ansh p Estate of Lako Duff an In competent8erson CASE N 20 -431 F rst and F nat Account of Car Lemley Executor of the Estate of Sle a Lem ey Deceased CASE NO 20 542 Second and F nal Account of He en M R ggs Guard an of Dav d Gard ner a m nor CASE NO 20 628 F rst and F na Account ot Theoph us L Sm th Executa of the Est a e of E s e D Sm th B ackburn Deceased Unless except ons are f ed thereto sa d accounts w be for hear ng before sa d Cour on the 5th day of June 973 a wh ch t me sad accounts w I be cons dered and cant nued 1rom day to day unt f nat y d sposed of Any person nteresled may f e wr tten excepl Ons to sa d accounts or to ma11ers pel" a n ng to the execut on of the rust no less than f ve days p or to the date set for hear ng Mann ng 0 Webster JUDGE 5 7 It IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ROY PROFFITT and ROGER ADAMS a Partner5h p DBA A & P Dr II ng Company Rae ne Oh o Pta nhff •• PHILIP CONRAD Deceased I et • Delores Nelson Geo ge M Tubbs Bertha H nds. Ha lie Webb Char es Han ng Helen Han no the unknown hers legatees dev sees adm n strators executon and ass gns ot Mag9 e Ko berg Deceased I he unknown hers legatees devisees adm n strators execulors and ass gns of Marga e J Han ng Deceased the unknown hers legau~es dev sees adm n strators executors and ass gns of Azura Landa~er De ceased he unknown hers egatees dev sees adm n st a o s execu ors and ass gns of Neva McDan e Deceased the unknown he rs ega tees dev sees adm n s a tor s executors and ass gns Of Lucy Landake Deceased the unknown he s ega tees dev se~ts adm n slral o r s execu o sand ass gns o f Frank McDanel Deceased he unknown hers legatees dev sees adm n strators execu ors end ass gns of Aur e Landake Deceased t he unknown hers l eg a ees dev sees adm n st rator s execu tor s and ass gns of Aur e McDan e Deceased th e unknown he r:s l ega te es de v sees adm n s rat ers executors and ass g ns of Rh od a A Han ng Decea!;ed t he unknown hers lega ees dev sees adm n s rators e>~:ecutors and ass gns of Zo a TubbS Deceased the unknown he rs egatees dev sees ad m n stralors e~Cecutors and ass gns of Da y ton T ubbs Deceased the unknown her s legatees d ev sees ad m n stra tors executors and as s gns of De o e s Ne son Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad l1"l n st ato s executa s and ass gns of Geo ge M Tubbs Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad m n stra ta s executors and ass gns of Ber ha H nds Deceased he unknown he r s lega e es dev sees ad m n s rata s execu or s and ass gns of Mary E Bea Deceased the unknown hers legate es dev sees ad m n stra ors executors and ass gns of Magg e Bea Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad m n stralo s execu or s and ass gns of Hall e Webb Deceased he unknown he s le ga ees dev s ees ad m n stra lors executors and ass gns of Charles Han ng Deceased he unknown he s ega ees dev sees ad m n s rata s execu o s and ass gns of He en Han ng Deceased and the unknown hers ega ees dev sees ad m n stra o s executo s and ass gns of E P Han ng aka Emerson P Han ng Deceased Whose res dences a e unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO lu her E G I am Jr and Veneva M G am nosband and w fe R D 4 Pomeroy Oh o Pantffs NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR$ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAl ON Columbu5 Oh o Apr 127 1973 Contract Sales Le9a1 Copy No 73 JJS UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seafed proposa s w II be ece 11ed at the off ce of 1he 0 rector of the Oh o Depart menl of Transportal on Columbus Oh o unt 10 00 A M Eastern Oayl ghl Sav ng T me Tuesday Mav 22 \973 lor mprovements n Parts 1 lo 9 nc us ve are offered as one contrac and w 11 be cons dered on the bass of the Iota amount b d Parts 1 and 2 A hens County Oh o on ATH 50 75 I 4JO) 03 6) U S Route 50 n Lee Townsh p and n the V lage of t> banv by app y ng a b t um nous sur f ace rea men to shou ders and ramp shou tde s Shou de s and Ramp Shou ders Var es Pro ec and Work Leng h 7 0016 or 322m es Part J A hens County Op o on ATH 346 (0 00 - State Roue 346 n Lee Townsh p -- by app. y ng a b tum nous surface 1 eatm en t to shou l ders Sh ou ders 2 a 8 eet and 2 at 4 feet Pro ec and Work Length 42 m es 7 497 6 fee or Parts 4 and s Hock ng County Oh o on HOC 33 9 61 10 2 U S Route JJ n Green and Fats Townsh ps and n the C ty ot Logan by app y ng a b tum nous sur fa ce t eatmen l o shou de s ~nd amp shou de s Shou ders an d Ra m p Shou de s Var es Pro1 ec: and Wo k Leng h 26 822 4 teet or 5 OB m es Part 6 Me gs Coun ty Oh o on MEG 346 10 00 Stat e Route 346 n Co um b a Townsh p by ap p y ng a b tu m nous su rfa ce treatm ent o shou der s Shou de s 2 a a fe e and 2 a • feet Protect and Work Leng h 20 169 2 fee or 3 82 m es Part 7 v nton County Oh o on V N 0 00 Slate Route 346 n 346 v nton Townsh p by app y ng a b tum nou s surface eatmenl o shou ders Shou der s 2 a 8 fee and 2 a 4 fee Pro ec and Work Leng h 40 497 6 feet o 7 67 m es Parts 8 and 9 Wa sh ngton County Oh o qn WA S SO 0 00 8 64 (7 l9 9 06') u s Route 50 n Belpre Townsh p and n he C ty of Belpre by app y ng a b tum nous surface rea men I o shou de s and amp shoulders Shou ders and Ramp Shou ders - Var es Pro ec and Work Leng h 5 374 4 feet or 9 7J m l es The date set for comp et on of th s work shall be as se forfh n h e b dd ng proposa Each b dder sha be equ ed ofewhhsbda elfed heck to an amount equa lo I ve .-er cent of h s b d bu n no even mo e han ten thousand do ars o a bond for ten per ce nt of h s b d payable o th e D rector B dde s mus app y on the p oper fo ms for qua f cat on a1 leas en days pr or to the da e se to open ng b tts n accordance w h Chap er 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Plans and spec f ca t ons are on f e n the Depar men of T anspor a on and he off ce of the D s c Depu y D ector The D ecto eserves th e r ght to e ect any .1nd a b ds Fairview News Notes me c. ' 1.5 1 1• "1. 1. o " u By Mrs Francis M()rrjs guest enJoyed fellowship and refreshments served by the Esther C1 rcle m the basement o clock soctal rooms m the dmner soctal rooms of the church Followmg Mrs Mary K Yost Mrs the dmner Rev Howard Helen Sunpson Mrs OlUe Mae Shiveley was the guest Cozart and Mrs Grella Sunp speaker explammg the lottery son attended the mstallatwn of Issue to be voted on May 8 A off1 cers of Bapt1st Women of bus1ness session followed square nch and tempera tures above 2 500 degrees f - exist In nature only at depths of at least 150 m les 'I" Mrs Ann Radford of Pomeroy Rt VISited Mrs Bertha Robmson Monday R10 Grande at Assoctahon The Bertha M Sayre Salem Baptist Church fnday MISSIOnary Society met at the evemng April 27 First Baptist Church Tuesday Jeanne Ktser Mrs Francts evenmg May 1 Mrs Mary K Roberts Mrs Harry Willford Yost president opened the Mrs Howard Shiveley are meetmg wtth the grou p patients at Holzer Medical smgmg Love D1vme She Center had a poem titled Duty and Mr and Mrs Donald DetrOit Mich Bradford of the mother m law story w th sc npture Ruth 1 14 18 and VISited his un c les Cntt prayer After the busmess Bradford and Otto Bradford sesswn nstallahon of officers and other relatives was held w1th Vera Beegle Mrs Mattie Yosi,_Jeturned leader assisted by Mary K horn e after spendmg two weeks Yos t and Lillian Hayman The w th her son and daughter m theme was A Hope of the law Mr and Mrs Robert Yost Glory to Come A solo All at New Galilee Pa My Hope on God Is Founded Mr and Mrs Marlin Hall of Summerville VISited Mrs was by Barbara Gheen w1th L1lhan Hayman piamst Edna Pickens several days Mr and Mrs Don Beegle and Lighted candles were used m the mstallatJOn service The son Tod of New Bnghton Pa Love G1!t Ded1catwn followed spent Easter weekend with With Gretta Simpson In charge relatives and attended servtces Scnpture II Peter 3 18 was at the F1rst Baptist Church read A playlet representmg Mr and Mrs Rock Young the Love G It boxes was and son Andy of Columbus presented by Grella and Helen spent the weekend with Mrs Simpson The offermgs of the Youngs parents Mr and Mrs C~rcles were $110 Passmg the Martm Wilcoxen Peace was begun by Mary K Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher Yost and each one passed to the of Spencer W Va spent the present A weekend wtth her sister Mrs poem The Man n the Glass Gretta Stmpson and other was read by Helen Simpson relatives who d srmssed w1th prayer Mr and Mrs Pete Gould of next to each Twenty two one members and one Apple Grove News, Events Dorcas Mr and Mrs Wayne MeLaughlm and daughter Mmdy of Columbus spent the weekend with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Earl Adams Mrs Herbert Shields was returned to her home Saturday after bemg a surgical patient at Holzer Medical Center The redediCating of the local Methodist Church Sunday afternoon was attended by 75 people Rev Robert Card was the speaker Rev Howard Shively IS the pastor Refresh ments of cake coffee punch nuts and mmts were served by the WSCS of the church Mr and Mrs Leo Taylor entertamed a recent Sunday m honor of Mrs Taylor s birth day Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Elmer Stone and three children of Leon W Va Pauline and Sandra Taylor Mr an Mrs Don Fmdley and children Columbus and Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor and children of Gallipolis Manetta and Mr and Mrs Bill Lake Lori and Sean of Columbus spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Francts Morns Birthdays of Mr and Mrs Gould were celebrated Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross son Ray and his fr end of Columbus VISited Mrs Howard Ne1gler recently Mr and Mrs frank Cleland and Mrs Betty Sayre were guests Sunday of their parents Mr and Mrs Will Woods at Jacksonville Mr Douglas Chapman and two children of New Castle visited Delaware Television Log Carpenter The Happy Hustlers Sunday School Class enJoyed a s11 By Mrs Herbert Roush Art H1U of Morehead College Morehead Ky spent the weekend w1th h1s parents Mr and Mrs Dallas HJ]l and vs family The unknown her s legatees Samt Clair Hill IS a medical dev sees adm n s trator s executors and ass gns of patient at Holzer Medical Magg e Kolberg Deceased et Center af Defendants Sunday guests of Mr and No 5 287 Mrs Lester Roush were Mr NOTICE P a nt ti s hqve brough th s and Mrs Roger Manuel and act on nam ng you he Defend an s n the above named cou I daughter Angie of Racme Mr by f ng the r Camp an on and Mrs Jim Connally and May 4th 973 The ob ec oflhe Comp ant s children Brian and Shelly of J PH IL L P R CHLEY lie n th e P a n fts n o qu e D RECTOR Syracuse Mrs Edna Roush of and to he o ow ng descr bed 9 29 72 rea es ate Racme spent the weekend With Pa c e No The to ow ng the Roushes 5 7 • 2 es a e s uated n tne rea County of Me gs n th e Sate of Mrs Golda Sham of Logan Oh o and n th e Townsh p of spent the. weekend with Mr Sc p o and be ng n Sec on No .t* NOTICE OF 3 Town 7 Range 14 and APPOINTMENT and Mrs V1rg11 Roush Calling bounded and desc bed as Case No 20 929 to low s tow Es ate of w 1 am G Ba on c k on Mrs Roush Sunday were Beg nn ng 29 ods and 22 I nks Deceased west of he southeas corne of Not ce s hereby g ven hat Mrs Edna Pickens Mrs Allie he no theast quarter of sa d Betty A Baron ck Of Mu berry Mae Cozart of Racme Sec on No 3 Town 7 Range 4 He ghts Pomeroy Oh o has Mrs Cora Buck of Columbus hence n a norther y d ect on been du y appo nted Executr x para e w fi'r th e East ne of of lhe Estate of w am G IS VISIImg Mr and Mrs Roy sad Sect on No 3 o a pp n n Baron ck deceased ate of he So uth ne of land s of Me v n V II age of Pomeroy Me gs Buck mdeflmtely The Bucks Morr s e a wh ch con a ns County Oh o daughter Pam student at Oh10 40 50 acres also pont 29 ods Cred tors are equ red o f e and 22 nk s f om he eas ne of her cams w h sad due ary Umvers1ty Athens spent the sad sect on no 3 thence n a w th n four months weekend With them ,. we~ e y d reef on on the South Dated h s st day of May ne of sa d Melv n Mo r s e 97J Rolmd D1ll of Pomeroy and a and he south ne of ands of Mann ng D Webster A ce E La hev s SO 50 ac re J udge Mrs Edith Gilkey of Gallipolis ac to a POnt n the east ne Cou of Common Pleas spent Sunday afternoon With of he 06 acre ract of and P obate D v s on be long ng to Emma Doug ass Me g s Coun y Oh o Mr and Mrs Jack Ables Mrs and Frank Doug ass hen c e 5 7 4 2 3 Alice Balser Letart was a south on he east ne of sa d - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - dinner guest Sunday of tt.e Doug ass and to a po n n he East 1 ne hereQf then ce east o PUBLIC NOTICE Ables a pont r'l he east I ne hereof B ds w be rece ved a the thence south on sa d east ne of awoff ce of Berna d V Fu tz at Mr 8Jld Mrs Rex 0 Bnen of sad Douglass and o a pont n Pomeroy Nat anal Bank Stewart 0 spent Sunday with he south I ne of sad nor heast Bu d ng Pomeroy Oh o unt qua fer of sad Sect on No 3 Sa urday May 12 1973 at oo Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Brien hence east on the south ne of a m for the sa e of the E he Pauline and Sandra Taylor of 5a d no theast quar er of sa d Cheva e property s uated n Sec on No 3 to the p ace o f 01 ve Townsh p near Long Columbus spent the weekend beg nn ng conta n ng s x y f ve Bottom Oh o AI b ds are and 90 100 a cres 6S 90) more or sub 1ect to the app ova of he with tberr parents Mr and ess Pro bate Court The r gh s Mrs Leo Taylor at Racme Mr Sa d dbove descr bed rea reserved to re1ec any and a es t a e be ng a he ands owned b d; and Mrs Elmer Stone and by Geo ge V Bea n Me gs children of Leon W Va spent Coun y Oh o Bernard V Fu z Parcel No 2 A so the Adm n s trator of he Sunday with the Taylors fo ow ng rea estate s tuate n Estate of E hel Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb he St ate of Oh o County of Cheva er deceased ( 5 7 8 9 10 1 St Me gs Townsh p of Sc p o and and daughter Heidi of bounded and descr bed as Syracuse were Sunday dinner fol OWS toW Beg nn ng at the nor heast guests of Mr and Mrs Jack corner of the Suuth half of the Adams Northeas quarler of Sec on 3 Town 7 Range 14 of he Oh o Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Company s Pur chase thence spent Sunday evemng with so u h 80 rod s and 21 Inks to the cen er sect on I ne hence west Mrs Mae Pearson at the home 29rods and 21 nks to a stake hen c e north 8 rods and 2 of Mr and Mrs Roy Pearson at No 15 286 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Ph p Conrad he Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Ph p Conrad deceaS!!!d H P Musse the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n s a o s and Ass gns of H P Musser B F Re ey the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strators and Ass gns of B F Re ley R E Morehead the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of R E Morehead R R Louff the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strato s and Ass gns of R R Louft F A. C ar the Unknown He r!; Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of F A C a J M C ark Sr the unknown hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strators and Ass gns of J M C ark Sr Bryan Parr the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Bryao Parr Robert H Parr the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n st ators and Ass gns of Robert H Parr John M Perk ns fhe Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n stra ors and Ass gns of John M Perk ns Hubert Moles he Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Hubert Mo es Lou s Lo ft the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n straton. and Ass gns of Lou s Loutt Jane B Daw son the-unknown He rs Dev sees Lega tees Adm n S'trators and nks to the cen ter 1 ne of nor Ass gns of Jane B Dawson and thea st qua te hence east 29 W J Warw c k the Unknown ads and 21 nks to the place Hers Oev sees Leg a ees Adm n s rator s and Ass gns of ol beg nn ng con ..a n ng 4 and 3 5 h a c es be he same more W J Warw ck o less You are herebv no f Pl1 hAt Be ng al the rea es ate you !lave been named Defend By Ml'8 Herbert Roush owned by Mary E Bea at the ants n a legal act on en tied me of her decease Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson Roy Proff II et al vs Ph p Vo 249 Refe ence Deed Conrad et at Th s act on has Page 305 Deed Records Me gs and family spent Sunday with been ass gned Case No 15 286 County Oh o and s pend ng n the Common You are requ red to answer Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Pleas Cour'f of Me gs County he Comp ant w h n wen y Robert Roush Jr son of Mr Pomeroy Oh o 45769 The ob e ght days afte the ast teet of the comp 'a nt s to Qu ef pub ca on of lh s not ce wh ch and Mrs Robert Roush Sr the t tie of the P a n"tNs no w be pub shed once each entered Veterans Memorial and gas eases and the we sand week for s x success ve weeks equ pment ocated thereon and he ast pub cat ori w be Hospital Wednesday as a s tuated n Lebanon Townsh p made on June 18 1973 medical patient Me gs County Oh o and n case of you r fa lu e o descr bed n Lease Pook 3 Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson answer oro herw se respond as Page 527 Lease Book 31 Page pe m t ed by he Oh o R u es of and children spent Wednesday 629 L.ease Book 34 Page 415 C v Procedu r e w l h n the me and Lease Book 30 Page 30 Erma sa ed udgmen by d e au w 1 evemng with Mrs Me gs County Lease Reco ds be ender ed aga ns you fo he Wilson You are requ ed to -answer re ef derr1anrH~d n he Com the compla nt w th n 28 days p a nI Mrs Conroe Tucker had the after the last pub c;at on of th s not ce wh ch w II be pub shed misfortune of fallmg at her LARRY E SPENCE~ once a week for s x consecu ve CLERK OF COURT home and mJurmg her knee weeks The lai!St pub ca t on wl 1 OF COMMON PLEAS be made June II 1973 and 28 and IS bedfast at home ME GS COUNTY OH 0 d•vs for answer w commence POMEROY 0H 0 Sunday evenmg guests of Mr on that date (5 4 21 27 6 4 1 8 ] fo case of your fa ure to and Mrs Russell Roush and llnswer or otherW se respon d as family were Jeff Miller Mr required by the Oh o Rues of Diamond In Rough c v Procedure udgment bY' and Mrs Dana. Lewis of Chf Condition, needed for pro default wIt be rendered aga n's you for the rei ef dema nded n ducmg a diamond out of tpn Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson Comp ant pure carbon a mi lliO n and children pounds of pt essuz e per Larry Spencer Mrs Clara Mae Sargent and Common P eas- Courl Me gs Coun y Pomeroy Oh o Racine Social Events hiS SISter Mrs Mondus Hendricks recently Mr and Mrs Roy Hendncks and children of Logan spent the weekend wtth h s mother Mrs Nondus Hendncks Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler VIsited m Columbus Sunday w1th their son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Phtl Miller WIN AT BRIDGE News, Event Easter weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Miller Debbie and Lori were Mr and Mrs Larry Gassaway VICkie and Glenda Wes t Milton Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell and Mr and Mrs Fred Whetnall Columbus Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egle Columbus VISited w1th Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Mrs Faye Jordan was an overnJght guest of her son and daughter m law and they spent a day m Columbus where they called on Mrs Jordan s daughter Vma Rutherford m the evenrng Mr and Mrs J W Burke and children were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Jeffers and children New Boston Ilhnms Mr and Mrs Bud Allison Rick RICe and Phyllis Cook Columbus were guests of Rick s grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree called on Mr and Mrs T J Spurlock m Albany Reverend and W1seman and Davtd children VIstted hts Mrs Cambndge grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Murl Galaway and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Columbia Grange were at Albany Grange on Saturday evemng where Mrs Galaway and Mrs Jordan helped JUdge the Grange contest entries Mrs Wilham Lawson M1ke Pat Glen and Cheryl spent the weekend 1n Charleston W Va where they VISJted relatives mcludmg her mother Mrs Bert W1thro~ her brother and sister m law Mr and Mrs Austm W throw and Tommy and her sister and brother m law Mr and Mrs Frank T nsley Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon have sold their home m Zaleski and have moved to the house on Route 143 owned by Rex Cheadle and known as the Conner property Mr and Mrs Earl Starkel called on their daughter Mrs Wanda Jones m Nelsonville as they were enroute to Columbus on fnday They VISited his Sister Mrs Jessie Jewell m Columbus on Frtday afternoon attended a gospel hymn smg at Veterans Memonal Hall on Fnday evemng On Saturday Mr Starkey attended the monthly meetmg of Insurance D rectors before they returned home Mr and Bread and Butter Discards Mrs Dwame returmng home .86 • J865 t AQ73 "-AK5 WEST 7 .2 ¥ KQ109 tJ10852 "-Q84 SOUTH .AKJ10943 ¥32 t 1 VOld .J962 East WE>st vulnerable West North East South lt Pas~ •• Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead- ¥ A By Oswald & James Jacoby JJm H W Kelsey has wntten a new book entitled More Kilhng Defense It IS deflmtely for advanced play ers but does mclude a most mterestmg hands lot of Oswald Here IS the l~rst hand m his book The chap ter IS enhtled Bread and Butter D1seards Look at the North and East hands only and see If you can fmd the rJght play If you can t don t be discouraged It IS a real tough one Jim West opens the ace ot hearts and contmues You "1n the second trick and South ruffs the third heart He plays out ace km~ and another spade You discard a diamond on the second spade What do you discard on the third one' Oswald It IS easy to see that you can t spare your h1gh heart You can let the club go and hope your part ner holds the Jack QUt the nght discard IS another d1a mond Declarer surely holds seve n spades Th1s means he will be able to make his tenth tnck by a diamond flnesse unless he IS votd of d1amonds So you throw a d1amond and fmd out later on that yo NEWSPAPER have saved [~TERPRIS£ Alfred .t.SSN Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Br1en and Kevin of Columbus spent last Wed nesday w1th her father Garner Gr1ffm and celebrated h1s 77th bJrthday which was April 25 and hts grandson Kevin s which was April 29 Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor accornpamed oo 10 us oo B ( Cosby 8 10 New• 20 Oh Happy Day 33 10 JO Wail Street Week 33 ll OO - News3 4 6 6 10 3 15 11 JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Alan Ktng At Las Vegas 13 Election Returns 4 U S USSR Basketball 6 Moves T~e Dunw ch H orror 8 Portra t of a Mobst er 10 1 00 - Focus on Columbus 4 N ews 13 2 00 News 4 TUESDAY MAYS 1973 o uo Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 IS - Farmt me 10 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co umbus Today .4 B b le Answers 8 Comern & Com ment 10 Fa th for Today 13 6 45 Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take F ve for L ve 15 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS New s 8 10 News 6 Jeff s Collie 13 7 30 - Romper Room6 Rocky & Bullw nkie 13 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 N ew Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 a 30 - Jack La La nne 3 Romper Room 8 New Zoo Revue 6 9 00 - Pau D xon 4 Concentrat on 6 Fr endly Jun ct on 10 Capt Kangaroo 8 AM 3 Dr K ldare 13 9 30 - ToTe The Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hoi ywood T alk ng 10 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 5 Columbus S x Ca I ng 6 Jokers W d 8 10 D ck Van Dvke 3 10 30 Baffe 3 4 15 S10000Pyram d8 10 Sp t Secondl J 11 00 - Sa le of the Century 3 15 Love A mer can Style 6 Gamb t 8 0 Password 13 E ec Co 20 11 30 Hollywood Squares 3 4 5 Sew t ched 6 3 Love of L fe a 10 Sesame St 20 55 C BS New s B Dan I me s World 10 2 00 - Jack e Obi nger 8 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cub 4 Passwo rd 6 New s 0 3 12 30 3 W s J 15 Sp t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 2 55 - News 3 15 1 00 News 3 All My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acre s 10 Not for Women On y 15 Secret Storm 8 20 Fash on In Sew ng 3 30 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 13 Bowl ng 6 As the World Turns 8 10 1 00 - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 M ke Doug a ss 6 Gu d ng L ght 3 10 100 Doctors3 415 DatngGamel3 EdgeofNghtB 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 5 Genera l Hosp tal6 13 Word of Press 20 L ove Sp lendored Th ng 8 10 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One L fe to Ltve 6 13 Secret Storm 10 Magg e & The BE>aut ful Mach ne 20 Merv Gr 1f n 8 Ph I Donahue 4 4 00 - M ster Cartoon 3 Love Amer can Stye 3 Huckleberry Hound & Yog Bear 6 Move Chef Crazy Horse 0 4 30 - Pett coat Junct on 3 I Love Lucy 6 W Jd W ld West 13 To Be Announced 8 5 00 Mr Rogers 30 33 Andy Gr 1f th 15 Bon.,nza 3 4 B g Val ey 6 Hazel 8 5 30 - Bever y H lib II es B Elect Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 10 Death Valley Days 15 5 55 Earl N ght ngale 5 6 00 News 3 4 8 10 3 15 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame Sf 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 B 0 15 I Dream of Jeanne 13 M lestones of Progres s 33 7 00 - What s My L neB I ve Got A Secret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat the Cock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Truth or Conseq 3 Soc et1es n Transtt on 33 TV H onor Soc ety 15 7 30 - To Tel The Truth 6 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Beat the Clock 13 Th s s Your L fe3 C rcu s4 Peop e& The Press 5 RFD 20 Earthkeep ng 33 8 00 Maude 8 10 Book Beat 33 Mov e C mb An Angry Mounfa n 3 4 Temperatures R1s ng 6 3 8 30 Move Hardcase 6 13 Hawa F ve 08 10 Advocates 20 33 9 30 - Bla ck Journa 20 33 Pot F lm s 8 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 Amer ca 3 4 15 B ography 33 11 00 - News 3 4 8 13 15 11 30 - Johnnv Carson 3 4 15 Cr mewatch 6 13 Mov es How to Murder Your W fe 8 Front er He ca t 10 12 00 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 1 30 News 4 Mr and Mrs ·. Lloyd D1ltinger Ricky and Kathy of Shade to VISit their son Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor and family at London Oh o on Sunday Word has been received here that Clara 0 Br1en of Columbus 0 has been hospitalized but Is now home Rev and Mrs Jacob Leh man and Ricky were SUilday d nner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Bernard Mr and Mrs Gerald Guthne and Diana called at the Russell Areher home Saturday evemng to see Albert Warner who Is Ill The b ddmg has been North East West l • Pass Pass 1N T Pass You South hold Soutti It ? .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 "-32 What do you do now? A-Bid two no trump or pass depending on how Ught your partner 1s nchned to open the b1ddmg and how \\ell he play~ the dummy Helen Help Us. • • Answer tomorn w Wellston tops Meigs and Gallians Wellston North Gallia and Meigs high schools ran off a track meet Friday with Wellston the wmner Meigs hmshtng second and the Pirates third Tom Lowery of Meigs took top honors m the long Jump and the 440 Terry Whitlatch edged out Angles of Wellston m the low hurdles and semor Dallas Weber heaved the shot the farthest The results High hurdles - Denny N G Halhngton W Johnsto~ W Purdue W 100 yard dash - HutchiSon W Lowery M Whitlatch M Jenkms W 440 - Lowery M Jenkms w Walburn W Mornson NG sao relay - Wellston Meigs North Galha 880 dash- Johnson W Fox W Payne W Robson M Low hurdles - Whitlatch M Angles W McCarter N G S1sson M 220 - HutchiSon W Lowery By Helen Bottel ...' ' Pity the Hypochondriac Dear Helen What do you say to a woman who can al;vays top you on illnesses' If you ve got a headache she s got a bigger one I spramed my ankle - she developed a lunp and told everybody about her She and I visited a friend In the hospital and this dame spent the whole tune describing her operation m detail It s become a game with some of us MentiOn hay fever and her asthma kept her awake all mght If you cough a couple of times her emphysema giVes her fits (She s really very healthy for a 63-year-old) We got her blooll pressure up over 200 the other day because she had to beat the next contender who mentiOned 185 But what started out as a JOke (we thought shed catch on and shut up after awhile ) has become a contest All we talk about at our card club now Is atbnents - and half the members are begmnmg to believe m !herr symptoms 1 thrnk I ll announce I ve got termmal caneer Do you suppose she could top that one' - TIRED OF THE GAME Dear TOTG Don t she rmght die trymg You ve learned by now that you can t beat a hypochondriac at her own game so why don t you all get healthy agam and perhaps feel pity for a woman whose life Is so barren that only her Illnesses make her llnportant ' - H +++ Dear Helen My new wife was always her family s angel Pat..y IS a better word Her shiftless brother and siSter went through most of her widows mheritance Each tune they had bad luck my wife took them m 1 A divorced son expects her to pay hiS child support though he makes - and spends - a hWJdle She even has cousms who scrounge on her Her problem 1s 'she can tsay no but! stopped all that (when we mamed ) at HER request For the first tune m her life she says she feels free When the moochers come I tell them what s left of her money IS lied up and we r~ sorry but they ll have to manage for themselves They re like a pack of rats smellmg cheese AI; you can lmagme word has gone outm her family that she has turned her back on her own They say I ve changed her mto a cold unfeelmg nuser and they re doubly mad because I have a good lllCome they can t tap Actually my wife has only a few thousand dollars left and I m IIISistmg she spend II on herself She Is fmally cons1derrng her pleasure first - but Helen thoug!J she enJoys 11 shes begiiimng to feel guilty Smce her family IS able (but not ready) to fend for Itself how can I keep my wife tough enough not to blow her money on them? - THE Vll.LAIN Dear Villa/It W-e-<! ll you two might mstead blow that money on that second honeymoon m Tl!liiii or wherever What your wife no longer has she won t be tampted to throw down a rat hole Okay' - H Housf on 102 004 7D0-14 18 1 (1 3) and Kendall LP- Moose New York 004 030 001 - 8 12 2 {2 21 HRs Grubb (lsi) Gas Reuss G add ng {3) Gr ffm ton (4th) {4) Upshaw (5) Cosgrove (6) Amertcan League Crawford (1) and Edwards (1st Game) Parker McGraw (6) Sadeck Oakland 232 100 130- 12 18 1 (7) Stone 19) and Grote WPCleveland 000 000 0 52 Cosgrove (1 1) LP- McGraw Ho tzman (5 2l and Fosse 10 1) HRs- Watson {6th) May T drow Dunn ng (2) K lkenny [2nd I ( 7) Farmer ( 8) and Dunca n LP T draw (3 4) HR - Rud ooo-- TODAYS QUESTION Instead of b1ddmg one no trump your Partner has reb1d two clubs What do you do now' NEW YORK (UPl) - FlTSt John Havlicek and now Jerry u.I- W•ost.but the New York Knicks tough--for the other say 1 guys not them-and they U take !herr second Nat10nal Basketball Association playoff tiUe m four years any way they can get It I Havhcek InJured a shoulder EARN BERTH IN TOURNEY - C<lach Nonn Persm s Rio Grande College Redrnen will early In the Eastern Con participate m the NAJA District 22 Baseball Tournament May 17 18 This was assured followmg ference !mats and the Knicks RIO s non~eague sweep of a twmb1ll over Cedarville Saturday R10 IS 12-7 on the year It will be went on to beat Boston m seve n R10 s first appearance ever In the NAJA tournament Pictured above front row left to right games are ChriS Staten John Dudek John Tipton Dan WISecarver Dale TholllSpon Row 2 Steve New York leads Los AngelO§, 2-1 In the current Nal!onal Slaughter Craig Myers Rick Roberts Scott Soper Mike Lewis Jeff Lemgar Dave Swan Ro• Basketball Assoc1a1Ion playoff 3--Larry Young Rick Rhodes Jun Johnston Dan Bollinger Rick VanMatre Dave Miller Nonn Persm championships and some be tieve the Knicks 87-83 victory ca n be traced to a pulled halllStnng mus~ le Jerry West suffered m hiS nght leg dunng the third penod of Sunday s game H pulled a hamstrmg m his left leg earlier m the playoffs I hope I 11 be able to play Tuesday rught said West who scored 15 pomts In the frrst half Sunday and made only one What • difference a year Grande a berth m the DIStrict Johnston started for R10 Steve pomt the re•t of the way but 1 makes 22 N AlA post season tour Slaughter was credited With won t be as active It s This lime m 1972 Rio Grande nament slated May 17 18 It s the v dory n relief A ftve run mh1bJtmg and you can t play C<lllege had JUS! completed Is the first t1me m RIO s baseball first mmng all but wrapped 11 your nonnal game Tapmg doesn t help th s type of m worst baseball season ever history the Redmen have up for the Redmen JUry With a 1 19 mark advanced to the NAJA tour Willis Reed Earl Monroe Today Redmen followers nament In the mghtcap John and an extremely strong New are siltmg on top of the world R1o Grande flmshed se~.;ond Dudek s smgle m the top of the as Player-Coach Norm Per thiS sprmg m Mid.{)hio Con mnth mmng with two out York defense keyed Sunday s stn s Rto Grande squad ference play w1th a 5-3 mark scored tl1ck Roberts who had triUmph Reed scored 22 pomts defeated Cedarville twice at one game behmd champiOn dbubled earl er with the as he outmaneuvered Wtlt Cedarville Saturday 7-4 and 2 Malone Overal: the Redmen w nnmg run M1ke Rose went Chamberlam with outside shoot ng and virtually held the 1 are 12 7 all the way for RIO tossmg a Lakers 7 2 center on even The sweep earned Rto In Saturday s opener Jim SIX h tter terms under the boards Reed sa id !hi• was hiS best Unesco res tendombs Social Notes EAST .Q75 ¥A74 tK964 "-1073 oo - Truth or Cons~ :J Beat the Clod -4 News 6 10 C reus 13 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Wav Up 33 Sa nt 15 7 JO - To Tell the Truth 6 Young Dr Ktldare B Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Court 10 Do You Read lk 20 Episode Ad on 33 Bobby Goldsboro 3 Move Tarzan & the Lost Safar 13 8 00 - Rowan & Mart n s Laugh 1n 3 4 15 Rook es 6 Gun smoke 8 10 E sen ste n 20 33 9 ~ USSR Basketball 3 Movies The Bravos 6 13 The Judge & Jake W yler 4 15 9 30 - Oor s Day B 10 Book Beat 20 33 1 Jor dan Bryan and Keith local accompamed by Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Gene Wood Gallipolis spent Saturday at K ngs Island Amusement Park near Cmcmnatt and then at tended the Cmcmnat1 Reds ball game o n Sunday before NORTH (D) West hurt, (JijQ-\Knicks win MONDAY MAY7 1973 St Lou s 000 000 ODD-- 0 2 1 I4th I Los Ang 011 001 OOx- 3 4 1 (2nd Game> F oster Granger (8) and Oak( and 004 100 02D-- 7 9 1 S mmons Down ng (3 1) and C eveland 030 000 ()()(}-- 3 6 1 Ferguson LP- Faster {1 3) HR Blue 12 1) and Fosse Strom - Ferguson (6th) Lamb (8) J Johnson (9) and ~ P llsbgh 000 000 ooo- 0 E( s LP- Sirom ( 1 21 2 1 0 Johnson (1st) 8 16 0 Bando (6th) San D1ego 222 002 OOx Moo se Johnson (6) Her nandez (8) and May Caldwel Sent1~1 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEH LL EICeC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH CtyEd1or Publ shed da ly eiC ce pt Sa urday by The Oh o Va ey Publ sh ng Company I Court S t Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus nes.s Off ce Phone 992 2 56 Ed tor a Phone 992 2157 second c ass postage pa d at Pomeroy Oh o Na ona adverts n_g represental ve Bott ne Gallaghe n c 12 East 42nd Sf New York C y New York S ubscr pt on ra es Del vered by carr er where ava lab e 55 cen ts per week By Motor Route whe e carr er se v ce not ava abe One month S2 By ma n Oh oand w va one yea S16 S x months months sa 50 Three months s5 Elsewhere '18 year s x mon hs S9 50 three months $S so Subscr pt on pr ce nc udes Sunday T mes Sent nel Tenace (8th) Texas Hand (2 Lo ch T mmerman (6) S ms LP- Lol ch (I 4) Johnson (2nd) and HR- Kan C ty 010 100 Ooo-- 2 4 0 M lw 000 110 01x - 3 4 2 Drag o (2 21 and Taylor Be I (4 2) and Porter HRs Mayber ry (7th) Porter (2nd) Br ggs l3rd) New York 00 000 001 - 2 10 2 Ch cago 30 1 005 20x- 11 17 0 K ne Magnuson (6) and Munson Wood ( 7 2) and Herrmann LP- KI ne (2 3) Ca forn a Ba t Ryan 000 000 ooo- o 200 000 30><- Barber 171 52 5 40 Sel s IBI and Kusnyer Stephenson (8) Pamer (2 21 and WI ams LP - Ryan ( 4 2) Boston M nn T ant M Whitlatch M Boyd W Mile Souders W Maloney W Robson M Payne N G 2 M1le - McCormick W Exline W Braun M Stalling NG Mile Relay - Wellston North Galha Me1gs Pole Vault - Brewer W Jcnkms N G Morns M H1gfi Jump - WalbUrn W McKmms W Whitlatch M Morns N G Broad Jump - Lowery M M Johnson W Angles W Payne NG Shot Put - Weber M Oiler M Runyon N G Jenkms W D(scus - Hogan W DIXon W Dugan M Runyon N G Saturday mornmg Me gs traveled to Belpre for the B1g lor 200 100 ooo- 3 10 3 021 042 01x- 0 14 2 MeG othen (S) and and 880 Th1s Wednesday Me gs meets the Eagles of Eastern High School NOW (3 3) HRs- Darw n 13rd) H sle (5th) L s (lsi) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES PICK YOUR JOB NOW ••• START LATER! pomt lead at 39 28 failed to hold up however as Reed and Monroe cut It to Utree with two field goals each WINS lOTH LAP AMPURIA BRAVA Spam (UP! ) - Eddy Merckx of BelgiUm today won the tenth lap of the Cyclmg Tour of Spam when he covered the 171 kilometers from Badalona to perod At one stage 11 appeared Los Angeles would blow New York off the court The l,akers went Here's the Man To See For ••• ntE BEST Lou Osborne at the "FRIENDLY ONE!" 20 GALLON MANY UTILITY PAIL CAN SALE PRICE REG 1 09 44 66~ VALUES o d e ol p " ~ CLOTHESLJNE I PROP I SALE PRICE I I OUTDOOR CLOTHES DRYER TRASH CAN LINERS SALE PR1CE WITH COUPON 44~ I U~ I I , ,' I 00 ' " " ,, ADDITIONAL OR COUPON ~our , ~ 9 X 12' YOUR CHOICE! All PURPOSE Jack Post VALUES COVER 20 GALLON OR PkG OF20 REG 190 EACH 2/25~ REG 1 99 L---------- TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 17' FLAG POLE & FLAG KIT REG 24 96 PKG Of15 9l~G FLAG OUTFIT REG 5 89 6 VOLT HEAVY DUTY 16~c~ LANTERN BATTERY REG 1 99 youcaneat (orAl a Cartel e on be !!5 peu 6d.... u "" o BASKETBALL OPEN A MOUNTING POLE BILD·A·COUNT YOU DON'T NEED CASH Uned ~ l t' SJDO REG 33 95 BACKBOARD &GOAL J4BB REG 20 95 '2 boo d 2 e Ij HEAVY OUTV Y C nd 1-k WITH COUPON Drinks and Dessert Extra JC9 y {!(lQ Road Atlas W de Menu Cho ce •• GALLON SEARS I Catalog Merchant I I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy I PH 992 2118 REO 2 95 329 E State Streei Athens Oh1o 45701 Phone 593 6722 Fmd Yourself 1n the Umted Stales Arr Force 1 11 QUARt HEAVY DUTY MORE (fj)RANL>MNA Your start ng salary w 11 be $307 a month and you can move up qu ckly 30 days pad vacat on annually Very best medical care Travel Educat onal opportunlt es A good deal Many dtfferent tobs open ng up soon Choose the best Contact your A r Force recru ter today and look over what wUI be ava lab e TRASH Bu c 5to9 30--$2 50a PH. 446-9800 SPRING SAVINGS I Sears I If you watt unf l th s summer the good JOb you want may alreadv be taken Choose now and be sure of ge1t ng t under the delayed enl stment program of the Un1ted State.s A r Force WHICH JOB DO YOU WANT' • Plumbmg • Data Processmg •Personnel eJet Engtne Mechamc •Other Open mgs eElectromcs UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO average speed of.,J7 640 k p h on a 15 2 surge m the second ,-------------· I yellow 4 speed rad1o good It res runs good - - - - - $1095 red 4 speed radio leatherelle Sl188 Sq Back Sta Wgn red 4 speed rad1o $1488 Sq BackSta Wgn betg e 4speed AMFM newltres-SJ388 Sq Back auto trans rad1o newt ~res 51488 Fast Back rad10 leatherelte runs good 5988 Bug 4 sp factory rebUilt eng with 9 ooo m1 on eng 5888 Sq Back 4 speed rad(o run s out good $795 Bug 4 speed rad1o good hres $395 Bug 4speed rad10 agoodworkcar $395 DON WATTS VOLKSWAGEN INC. m ftve hours 30 mmutes 14 seconds at an Ampuna Brava Wilt on seve ral reverse tayups F sk Hand• 13 21 and Roof LP - T ant f1rst seven mmutes of the quarter The 11 for Ute occas1ons Monroe scored nme polnts m the f nal I I Belpre rnv tahonal track meet I The Mc1gs results were Dallas I Weber 2nd m the shot put and I 5th m the d1scus Tom Lowery I f1mshed 2nd m the 440 3rd In I I the 100 yard dash 4th m the 880 I and 220 and 5th m the long I Jump Terry Whitlatch flmshed I out Marauder scormg by I commg m 3rd n the loY. hur I dles and 5th m the 100 yard I mtlc penod as the Kmcks were held to a lone basket by Walt Frazter USED VOLKSWAGENS 1971 Bug 1969 Bug 1969 V W 1969VW 1969 V W 1968 V W 1967 V W 1967 V W 1965 V W 1961 V W playoff game smce h1s InJUfY m the 1970 champiOnships I m movmg better he explamed I m gettmg back I mto my rhythm The Kn ck defense kept Chamberlam to a total of five pomts and held Gail Goodr1ch to 14 only two m the second half Offensively Monroe eon tnbuted 21 pomts The Pearl refuse'<! to be m\Jm1dated by Chamberlam as he drove past I 300004D00--7111 dash and the 220 The Meigs I 011 000 OOD-- 2 B 0 r e le:ty team fimshed 4th m the I 1) and Suarez Detro I The Daily HRs- ~ t,> "D" or "C" SIZE BATTERIES [iiAYEvAEl 2/391; REO 35ct EACH to 10 The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Dep11rtment Store of Ba~ldrng Smce 1915 �I I ' 2 - The Qaily Sentlllel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May 7 1973 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE BY NOTICE ON FILING PUBLICATION OF INVENTORY TO THE DEFENDANTS AND APPRA.ISEMENT A lura Landaker Neva Me Ttl~ State of Oh o Me gs Dan el Luey Landaker Frank County Prob•teo Court Me Dane To the Adm n strator of the estate to such of rht to t ow no as are- rn dents of the State of Ohio v z the svrv v ng spouse the nel(f of k n the benef cares under the w 1 and to the attor ney or atlornevs represent ng any of the aforementoned persons H Ida Mar e Koblentz Pomeroy Oh oR 0 J Ches er Townsh p No 20870 You are hereby not ted tha the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the eslate of the aforement oned deceased ate of sad County was fled nth s Court Sa d nventory and Appra sement w 1 be tor hear ng before th s Cour t on the 9th day of May 1973 at 10 oo o c lock A M Any person des r ng to t e e~Ccep ons thereto mus t le them at easl f ve day s pr or o the date set tor hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sad Court th s 28th day of Apr 1 1973 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge and ex off co C erkof sad Cour s ( 4l 30 By Ann B wa son Deputy C erk 7 21 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO A tc ounts and vouchers of the folldw ng named f du e ares have been f ed n the Probate Court Meigs County Oh o tor approval and settlement CASE NO IS 838 Eleventh A cc ount of the Hunt ngton Nat ona Bank of Co umbus Trustee under the Trust of the Las t w 1 and Testament of ~ ma W Feger deceased CASE NO 19 209 E ghth Current Account of Dan Shane Guard an of the Guard ansh p Estates of Dan e Frank n Shane and Herman Lee Shane m nors CASE NO 19 255 E ghth Annua Account of Mary Frances Yeauger Gua dan of the Person and Estate of Pame a J wa burn and Eugen a L Wa burn CASE NO 9 34-4 Second Annual Ac-::ount of Homer G Ba~Cter Guardian of he Estate of Paul G Green ee CASE NO 20 273 Th rd Current Account of Pau Duff Guard an of lhe Guard ansh p Estate of Lako Duff an In competent8erson CASE N 20 -431 F rst and F nat Account of Car Lemley Executor of the Estate of Sle a Lem ey Deceased CASE NO 20 542 Second and F nal Account of He en M R ggs Guard an of Dav d Gard ner a m nor CASE NO 20 628 F rst and F na Account ot Theoph us L Sm th Executa of the Est a e of E s e D Sm th B ackburn Deceased Unless except ons are f ed thereto sa d accounts w be for hear ng before sa d Cour on the 5th day of June 973 a wh ch t me sad accounts w I be cons dered and cant nued 1rom day to day unt f nat y d sposed of Any person nteresled may f e wr tten excepl Ons to sa d accounts or to ma11ers pel" a n ng to the execut on of the rust no less than f ve days p or to the date set for hear ng Mann ng 0 Webster JUDGE 5 7 It IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ROY PROFFITT and ROGER ADAMS a Partner5h p DBA A & P Dr II ng Company Rae ne Oh o Pta nhff •• PHILIP CONRAD Deceased I et • Delores Nelson Geo ge M Tubbs Bertha H nds. Ha lie Webb Char es Han ng Helen Han no the unknown hers legatees dev sees adm n strators executon and ass gns ot Mag9 e Ko berg Deceased I he unknown hers legatees devisees adm n strators execulors and ass gns of Marga e J Han ng Deceased the unknown hers legau~es dev sees adm n strators executors and ass gns of Azura Landa~er De ceased he unknown hers egatees dev sees adm n st a o s execu ors and ass gns of Neva McDan e Deceased the unknown he rs ega tees dev sees adm n s a tor s executors and ass gns Of Lucy Landake Deceased the unknown he s ega tees dev se~ts adm n slral o r s execu o sand ass gns o f Frank McDanel Deceased he unknown hers legatees dev sees adm n strators execu ors end ass gns of Aur e Landake Deceased t he unknown hers l eg a ees dev sees adm n st rator s execu tor s and ass gns of Aur e McDan e Deceased th e unknown he r:s l ega te es de v sees adm n s rat ers executors and ass g ns of Rh od a A Han ng Decea!;ed t he unknown hers lega ees dev sees adm n s rators e>~:ecutors and ass gns of Zo a TubbS Deceased the unknown he rs egatees dev sees ad m n stralors e~Cecutors and ass gns of Da y ton T ubbs Deceased the unknown her s legatees d ev sees ad m n stra tors executors and as s gns of De o e s Ne son Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad l1"l n st ato s executa s and ass gns of Geo ge M Tubbs Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad m n stra ta s executors and ass gns of Ber ha H nds Deceased he unknown he r s lega e es dev sees ad m n s rata s execu or s and ass gns of Mary E Bea Deceased the unknown hers legate es dev sees ad m n stra ors executors and ass gns of Magg e Bea Deceased he unknown he s egatees dev sees ad m n stralo s execu or s and ass gns of Hall e Webb Deceased he unknown he s le ga ees dev s ees ad m n stra lors executors and ass gns of Charles Han ng Deceased he unknown he s ega ees dev sees ad m n s rata s execu o s and ass gns of He en Han ng Deceased and the unknown hers ega ees dev sees ad m n stra o s executo s and ass gns of E P Han ng aka Emerson P Han ng Deceased Whose res dences a e unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO lu her E G I am Jr and Veneva M G am nosband and w fe R D 4 Pomeroy Oh o Pantffs NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR$ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAl ON Columbu5 Oh o Apr 127 1973 Contract Sales Le9a1 Copy No 73 JJS UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seafed proposa s w II be ece 11ed at the off ce of 1he 0 rector of the Oh o Depart menl of Transportal on Columbus Oh o unt 10 00 A M Eastern Oayl ghl Sav ng T me Tuesday Mav 22 \973 lor mprovements n Parts 1 lo 9 nc us ve are offered as one contrac and w 11 be cons dered on the bass of the Iota amount b d Parts 1 and 2 A hens County Oh o on ATH 50 75 I 4JO) 03 6) U S Route 50 n Lee Townsh p and n the V lage of t> banv by app y ng a b t um nous sur f ace rea men to shou ders and ramp shou tde s Shou de s and Ramp Shou ders Var es Pro ec and Work Leng h 7 0016 or 322m es Part J A hens County Op o on ATH 346 (0 00 - State Roue 346 n Lee Townsh p -- by app. y ng a b tum nous surface 1 eatm en t to shou l ders Sh ou ders 2 a 8 eet and 2 at 4 feet Pro ec and Work Length 42 m es 7 497 6 fee or Parts 4 and s Hock ng County Oh o on HOC 33 9 61 10 2 U S Route JJ n Green and Fats Townsh ps and n the C ty ot Logan by app y ng a b tum nous sur fa ce t eatmen l o shou de s ~nd amp shou de s Shou ders an d Ra m p Shou de s Var es Pro1 ec: and Wo k Leng h 26 822 4 teet or 5 OB m es Part 6 Me gs Coun ty Oh o on MEG 346 10 00 Stat e Route 346 n Co um b a Townsh p by ap p y ng a b tu m nous su rfa ce treatm ent o shou der s Shou de s 2 a a fe e and 2 a • feet Protect and Work Leng h 20 169 2 fee or 3 82 m es Part 7 v nton County Oh o on V N 0 00 Slate Route 346 n 346 v nton Townsh p by app y ng a b tum nou s surface eatmenl o shou ders Shou der s 2 a 8 fee and 2 a 4 fee Pro ec and Work Leng h 40 497 6 feet o 7 67 m es Parts 8 and 9 Wa sh ngton County Oh o qn WA S SO 0 00 8 64 (7 l9 9 06') u s Route 50 n Belpre Townsh p and n he C ty of Belpre by app y ng a b tum nous surface rea men I o shou de s and amp shoulders Shou ders and Ramp Shou ders - Var es Pro ec and Work Leng h 5 374 4 feet or 9 7J m l es The date set for comp et on of th s work shall be as se forfh n h e b dd ng proposa Each b dder sha be equ ed ofewhhsbda elfed heck to an amount equa lo I ve .-er cent of h s b d bu n no even mo e han ten thousand do ars o a bond for ten per ce nt of h s b d payable o th e D rector B dde s mus app y on the p oper fo ms for qua f cat on a1 leas en days pr or to the da e se to open ng b tts n accordance w h Chap er 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Plans and spec f ca t ons are on f e n the Depar men of T anspor a on and he off ce of the D s c Depu y D ector The D ecto eserves th e r ght to e ect any .1nd a b ds Fairview News Notes me c. ' 1.5 1 1• "1. 1. o " u By Mrs Francis M()rrjs guest enJoyed fellowship and refreshments served by the Esther C1 rcle m the basement o clock soctal rooms m the dmner soctal rooms of the church Followmg Mrs Mary K Yost Mrs the dmner Rev Howard Helen Sunpson Mrs OlUe Mae Shiveley was the guest Cozart and Mrs Grella Sunp speaker explammg the lottery son attended the mstallatwn of Issue to be voted on May 8 A off1 cers of Bapt1st Women of bus1ness session followed square nch and tempera tures above 2 500 degrees f - exist In nature only at depths of at least 150 m les 'I" Mrs Ann Radford of Pomeroy Rt VISited Mrs Bertha Robmson Monday R10 Grande at Assoctahon The Bertha M Sayre Salem Baptist Church fnday MISSIOnary Society met at the evemng April 27 First Baptist Church Tuesday Jeanne Ktser Mrs Francts evenmg May 1 Mrs Mary K Roberts Mrs Harry Willford Yost president opened the Mrs Howard Shiveley are meetmg wtth the grou p patients at Holzer Medical smgmg Love D1vme She Center had a poem titled Duty and Mr and Mrs Donald DetrOit Mich Bradford of the mother m law story w th sc npture Ruth 1 14 18 and VISited his un c les Cntt prayer After the busmess Bradford and Otto Bradford sesswn nstallahon of officers and other relatives was held w1th Vera Beegle Mrs Mattie Yosi,_Jeturned leader assisted by Mary K horn e after spendmg two weeks Yos t and Lillian Hayman The w th her son and daughter m theme was A Hope of the law Mr and Mrs Robert Yost Glory to Come A solo All at New Galilee Pa My Hope on God Is Founded Mr and Mrs Marlin Hall of Summerville VISited Mrs was by Barbara Gheen w1th L1lhan Hayman piamst Edna Pickens several days Mr and Mrs Don Beegle and Lighted candles were used m the mstallatJOn service The son Tod of New Bnghton Pa Love G1!t Ded1catwn followed spent Easter weekend with With Gretta Simpson In charge relatives and attended servtces Scnpture II Peter 3 18 was at the F1rst Baptist Church read A playlet representmg Mr and Mrs Rock Young the Love G It boxes was and son Andy of Columbus presented by Grella and Helen spent the weekend with Mrs Simpson The offermgs of the Youngs parents Mr and Mrs C~rcles were $110 Passmg the Martm Wilcoxen Peace was begun by Mary K Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher Yost and each one passed to the of Spencer W Va spent the present A weekend wtth her sister Mrs poem The Man n the Glass Gretta Stmpson and other was read by Helen Simpson relatives who d srmssed w1th prayer Mr and Mrs Pete Gould of next to each Twenty two one members and one Apple Grove News, Events Dorcas Mr and Mrs Wayne MeLaughlm and daughter Mmdy of Columbus spent the weekend with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Earl Adams Mrs Herbert Shields was returned to her home Saturday after bemg a surgical patient at Holzer Medical Center The redediCating of the local Methodist Church Sunday afternoon was attended by 75 people Rev Robert Card was the speaker Rev Howard Shively IS the pastor Refresh ments of cake coffee punch nuts and mmts were served by the WSCS of the church Mr and Mrs Leo Taylor entertamed a recent Sunday m honor of Mrs Taylor s birth day Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Elmer Stone and three children of Leon W Va Pauline and Sandra Taylor Mr an Mrs Don Fmdley and children Columbus and Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor and children of Gallipolis Manetta and Mr and Mrs Bill Lake Lori and Sean of Columbus spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Francts Morns Birthdays of Mr and Mrs Gould were celebrated Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross son Ray and his fr end of Columbus VISited Mrs Howard Ne1gler recently Mr and Mrs frank Cleland and Mrs Betty Sayre were guests Sunday of their parents Mr and Mrs Will Woods at Jacksonville Mr Douglas Chapman and two children of New Castle visited Delaware Television Log Carpenter The Happy Hustlers Sunday School Class enJoyed a s11 By Mrs Herbert Roush Art H1U of Morehead College Morehead Ky spent the weekend w1th h1s parents Mr and Mrs Dallas HJ]l and vs family The unknown her s legatees Samt Clair Hill IS a medical dev sees adm n s trator s executors and ass gns of patient at Holzer Medical Magg e Kolberg Deceased et Center af Defendants Sunday guests of Mr and No 5 287 Mrs Lester Roush were Mr NOTICE P a nt ti s hqve brough th s and Mrs Roger Manuel and act on nam ng you he Defend an s n the above named cou I daughter Angie of Racme Mr by f ng the r Camp an on and Mrs Jim Connally and May 4th 973 The ob ec oflhe Comp ant s children Brian and Shelly of J PH IL L P R CHLEY lie n th e P a n fts n o qu e D RECTOR Syracuse Mrs Edna Roush of and to he o ow ng descr bed 9 29 72 rea es ate Racme spent the weekend With Pa c e No The to ow ng the Roushes 5 7 • 2 es a e s uated n tne rea County of Me gs n th e Sate of Mrs Golda Sham of Logan Oh o and n th e Townsh p of spent the. weekend with Mr Sc p o and be ng n Sec on No .t* NOTICE OF 3 Town 7 Range 14 and APPOINTMENT and Mrs V1rg11 Roush Calling bounded and desc bed as Case No 20 929 to low s tow Es ate of w 1 am G Ba on c k on Mrs Roush Sunday were Beg nn ng 29 ods and 22 I nks Deceased west of he southeas corne of Not ce s hereby g ven hat Mrs Edna Pickens Mrs Allie he no theast quarter of sa d Betty A Baron ck Of Mu berry Mae Cozart of Racme Sec on No 3 Town 7 Range 4 He ghts Pomeroy Oh o has Mrs Cora Buck of Columbus hence n a norther y d ect on been du y appo nted Executr x para e w fi'r th e East ne of of lhe Estate of w am G IS VISIImg Mr and Mrs Roy sad Sect on No 3 o a pp n n Baron ck deceased ate of he So uth ne of land s of Me v n V II age of Pomeroy Me gs Buck mdeflmtely The Bucks Morr s e a wh ch con a ns County Oh o daughter Pam student at Oh10 40 50 acres also pont 29 ods Cred tors are equ red o f e and 22 nk s f om he eas ne of her cams w h sad due ary Umvers1ty Athens spent the sad sect on no 3 thence n a w th n four months weekend With them ,. we~ e y d reef on on the South Dated h s st day of May ne of sa d Melv n Mo r s e 97J Rolmd D1ll of Pomeroy and a and he south ne of ands of Mann ng D Webster A ce E La hev s SO 50 ac re J udge Mrs Edith Gilkey of Gallipolis ac to a POnt n the east ne Cou of Common Pleas spent Sunday afternoon With of he 06 acre ract of and P obate D v s on be long ng to Emma Doug ass Me g s Coun y Oh o Mr and Mrs Jack Ables Mrs and Frank Doug ass hen c e 5 7 4 2 3 Alice Balser Letart was a south on he east ne of sa d - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - dinner guest Sunday of tt.e Doug ass and to a po n n he East 1 ne hereQf then ce east o PUBLIC NOTICE Ables a pont r'l he east I ne hereof B ds w be rece ved a the thence south on sa d east ne of awoff ce of Berna d V Fu tz at Mr 8Jld Mrs Rex 0 Bnen of sad Douglass and o a pont n Pomeroy Nat anal Bank Stewart 0 spent Sunday with he south I ne of sad nor heast Bu d ng Pomeroy Oh o unt qua fer of sad Sect on No 3 Sa urday May 12 1973 at oo Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Brien hence east on the south ne of a m for the sa e of the E he Pauline and Sandra Taylor of 5a d no theast quar er of sa d Cheva e property s uated n Sec on No 3 to the p ace o f 01 ve Townsh p near Long Columbus spent the weekend beg nn ng conta n ng s x y f ve Bottom Oh o AI b ds are and 90 100 a cres 6S 90) more or sub 1ect to the app ova of he with tberr parents Mr and ess Pro bate Court The r gh s Mrs Leo Taylor at Racme Mr Sa d dbove descr bed rea reserved to re1ec any and a es t a e be ng a he ands owned b d; and Mrs Elmer Stone and by Geo ge V Bea n Me gs children of Leon W Va spent Coun y Oh o Bernard V Fu z Parcel No 2 A so the Adm n s trator of he Sunday with the Taylors fo ow ng rea estate s tuate n Estate of E hel Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb he St ate of Oh o County of Cheva er deceased ( 5 7 8 9 10 1 St Me gs Townsh p of Sc p o and and daughter Heidi of bounded and descr bed as Syracuse were Sunday dinner fol OWS toW Beg nn ng at the nor heast guests of Mr and Mrs Jack corner of the Suuth half of the Adams Northeas quarler of Sec on 3 Town 7 Range 14 of he Oh o Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Company s Pur chase thence spent Sunday evemng with so u h 80 rod s and 21 Inks to the cen er sect on I ne hence west Mrs Mae Pearson at the home 29rods and 21 nks to a stake hen c e north 8 rods and 2 of Mr and Mrs Roy Pearson at No 15 286 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Ph p Conrad he Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Ph p Conrad deceaS!!!d H P Musse the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n s a o s and Ass gns of H P Musser B F Re ey the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strators and Ass gns of B F Re ley R E Morehead the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of R E Morehead R R Louff the Unknown He s Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strato s and Ass gns of R R Louft F A. C ar the Unknown He r!; Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of F A C a J M C ark Sr the unknown hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n strators and Ass gns of J M C ark Sr Bryan Parr the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Bryao Parr Robert H Parr the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n st ators and Ass gns of Robert H Parr John M Perk ns fhe Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n stra ors and Ass gns of John M Perk ns Hubert Moles he Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Adm n strators and Ass gns of Hubert Mo es Lou s Lo ft the Unknown Hers Dev sees Legatees Ad m n straton. and Ass gns of Lou s Loutt Jane B Daw son the-unknown He rs Dev sees Lega tees Adm n S'trators and nks to the cen ter 1 ne of nor Ass gns of Jane B Dawson and thea st qua te hence east 29 W J Warw c k the Unknown ads and 21 nks to the place Hers Oev sees Leg a ees Adm n s rator s and Ass gns of ol beg nn ng con ..a n ng 4 and 3 5 h a c es be he same more W J Warw ck o less You are herebv no f Pl1 hAt Be ng al the rea es ate you !lave been named Defend By Ml'8 Herbert Roush owned by Mary E Bea at the ants n a legal act on en tied me of her decease Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson Roy Proff II et al vs Ph p Vo 249 Refe ence Deed Conrad et at Th s act on has Page 305 Deed Records Me gs and family spent Sunday with been ass gned Case No 15 286 County Oh o and s pend ng n the Common You are requ red to answer Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Pleas Cour'f of Me gs County he Comp ant w h n wen y Robert Roush Jr son of Mr Pomeroy Oh o 45769 The ob e ght days afte the ast teet of the comp 'a nt s to Qu ef pub ca on of lh s not ce wh ch and Mrs Robert Roush Sr the t tie of the P a n"tNs no w be pub shed once each entered Veterans Memorial and gas eases and the we sand week for s x success ve weeks equ pment ocated thereon and he ast pub cat ori w be Hospital Wednesday as a s tuated n Lebanon Townsh p made on June 18 1973 medical patient Me gs County Oh o and n case of you r fa lu e o descr bed n Lease Pook 3 Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson answer oro herw se respond as Page 527 Lease Book 31 Page pe m t ed by he Oh o R u es of and children spent Wednesday 629 L.ease Book 34 Page 415 C v Procedu r e w l h n the me and Lease Book 30 Page 30 Erma sa ed udgmen by d e au w 1 evemng with Mrs Me gs County Lease Reco ds be ender ed aga ns you fo he Wilson You are requ ed to -answer re ef derr1anrH~d n he Com the compla nt w th n 28 days p a nI Mrs Conroe Tucker had the after the last pub c;at on of th s not ce wh ch w II be pub shed misfortune of fallmg at her LARRY E SPENCE~ once a week for s x consecu ve CLERK OF COURT home and mJurmg her knee weeks The lai!St pub ca t on wl 1 OF COMMON PLEAS be made June II 1973 and 28 and IS bedfast at home ME GS COUNTY OH 0 d•vs for answer w commence POMEROY 0H 0 Sunday evenmg guests of Mr on that date (5 4 21 27 6 4 1 8 ] fo case of your fa ure to and Mrs Russell Roush and llnswer or otherW se respon d as family were Jeff Miller Mr required by the Oh o Rues of Diamond In Rough c v Procedure udgment bY' and Mrs Dana. Lewis of Chf Condition, needed for pro default wIt be rendered aga n's you for the rei ef dema nded n ducmg a diamond out of tpn Mr and Mrs Butch Wilson Comp ant pure carbon a mi lliO n and children pounds of pt essuz e per Larry Spencer Mrs Clara Mae Sargent and Common P eas- Courl Me gs Coun y Pomeroy Oh o Racine Social Events hiS SISter Mrs Mondus Hendricks recently Mr and Mrs Roy Hendncks and children of Logan spent the weekend wtth h s mother Mrs Nondus Hendncks Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler VIsited m Columbus Sunday w1th their son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Phtl Miller WIN AT BRIDGE News, Event Easter weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Miller Debbie and Lori were Mr and Mrs Larry Gassaway VICkie and Glenda Wes t Milton Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell and Mr and Mrs Fred Whetnall Columbus Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egle Columbus VISited w1th Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle Mrs Faye Jordan was an overnJght guest of her son and daughter m law and they spent a day m Columbus where they called on Mrs Jordan s daughter Vma Rutherford m the evenrng Mr and Mrs J W Burke and children were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Jeffers and children New Boston Ilhnms Mr and Mrs Bud Allison Rick RICe and Phyllis Cook Columbus were guests of Rick s grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree called on Mr and Mrs T J Spurlock m Albany Reverend and W1seman and Davtd children VIstted hts Mrs Cambndge grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Murl Galaway and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Columbia Grange were at Albany Grange on Saturday evemng where Mrs Galaway and Mrs Jordan helped JUdge the Grange contest entries Mrs Wilham Lawson M1ke Pat Glen and Cheryl spent the weekend 1n Charleston W Va where they VISJted relatives mcludmg her mother Mrs Bert W1thro~ her brother and sister m law Mr and Mrs Austm W throw and Tommy and her sister and brother m law Mr and Mrs Frank T nsley Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon have sold their home m Zaleski and have moved to the house on Route 143 owned by Rex Cheadle and known as the Conner property Mr and Mrs Earl Starkel called on their daughter Mrs Wanda Jones m Nelsonville as they were enroute to Columbus on fnday They VISited his Sister Mrs Jessie Jewell m Columbus on Frtday afternoon attended a gospel hymn smg at Veterans Memonal Hall on Fnday evemng On Saturday Mr Starkey attended the monthly meetmg of Insurance D rectors before they returned home Mr and Bread and Butter Discards Mrs Dwame returmng home .86 • J865 t AQ73 "-AK5 WEST 7 .2 ¥ KQ109 tJ10852 "-Q84 SOUTH .AKJ10943 ¥32 t 1 VOld .J962 East WE>st vulnerable West North East South lt Pas~ •• Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead- ¥ A By Oswald & James Jacoby JJm H W Kelsey has wntten a new book entitled More Kilhng Defense It IS deflmtely for advanced play ers but does mclude a most mterestmg hands lot of Oswald Here IS the l~rst hand m his book The chap ter IS enhtled Bread and Butter D1seards Look at the North and East hands only and see If you can fmd the rJght play If you can t don t be discouraged It IS a real tough one Jim West opens the ace ot hearts and contmues You "1n the second trick and South ruffs the third heart He plays out ace km~ and another spade You discard a diamond on the second spade What do you discard on the third one' Oswald It IS easy to see that you can t spare your h1gh heart You can let the club go and hope your part ner holds the Jack QUt the nght discard IS another d1a mond Declarer surely holds seve n spades Th1s means he will be able to make his tenth tnck by a diamond flnesse unless he IS votd of d1amonds So you throw a d1amond and fmd out later on that yo NEWSPAPER have saved [~TERPRIS£ Alfred .t.SSN Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Br1en and Kevin of Columbus spent last Wed nesday w1th her father Garner Gr1ffm and celebrated h1s 77th bJrthday which was April 25 and hts grandson Kevin s which was April 29 Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor accornpamed oo 10 us oo B ( Cosby 8 10 New• 20 Oh Happy Day 33 10 JO Wail Street Week 33 ll OO - News3 4 6 6 10 3 15 11 JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Alan Ktng At Las Vegas 13 Election Returns 4 U S USSR Basketball 6 Moves T~e Dunw ch H orror 8 Portra t of a Mobst er 10 1 00 - Focus on Columbus 4 N ews 13 2 00 News 4 TUESDAY MAYS 1973 o uo Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 IS - Farmt me 10 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co umbus Today .4 B b le Answers 8 Comern & Com ment 10 Fa th for Today 13 6 45 Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take F ve for L ve 15 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS New s 8 10 News 6 Jeff s Collie 13 7 30 - Romper Room6 Rocky & Bullw nkie 13 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 N ew Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 a 30 - Jack La La nne 3 Romper Room 8 New Zoo Revue 6 9 00 - Pau D xon 4 Concentrat on 6 Fr endly Jun ct on 10 Capt Kangaroo 8 AM 3 Dr K ldare 13 9 30 - ToTe The Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hoi ywood T alk ng 10 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 5 Columbus S x Ca I ng 6 Jokers W d 8 10 D ck Van Dvke 3 10 30 Baffe 3 4 15 S10000Pyram d8 10 Sp t Secondl J 11 00 - Sa le of the Century 3 15 Love A mer can Style 6 Gamb t 8 0 Password 13 E ec Co 20 11 30 Hollywood Squares 3 4 5 Sew t ched 6 3 Love of L fe a 10 Sesame St 20 55 C BS New s B Dan I me s World 10 2 00 - Jack e Obi nger 8 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cub 4 Passwo rd 6 New s 0 3 12 30 3 W s J 15 Sp t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 2 55 - News 3 15 1 00 News 3 All My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acre s 10 Not for Women On y 15 Secret Storm 8 20 Fash on In Sew ng 3 30 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 13 Bowl ng 6 As the World Turns 8 10 1 00 - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 M ke Doug a ss 6 Gu d ng L ght 3 10 100 Doctors3 415 DatngGamel3 EdgeofNghtB 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 5 Genera l Hosp tal6 13 Word of Press 20 L ove Sp lendored Th ng 8 10 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One L fe to Ltve 6 13 Secret Storm 10 Magg e & The BE>aut ful Mach ne 20 Merv Gr 1f n 8 Ph I Donahue 4 4 00 - M ster Cartoon 3 Love Amer can Stye 3 Huckleberry Hound & Yog Bear 6 Move Chef Crazy Horse 0 4 30 - Pett coat Junct on 3 I Love Lucy 6 W Jd W ld West 13 To Be Announced 8 5 00 Mr Rogers 30 33 Andy Gr 1f th 15 Bon.,nza 3 4 B g Val ey 6 Hazel 8 5 30 - Bever y H lib II es B Elect Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 10 Death Valley Days 15 5 55 Earl N ght ngale 5 6 00 News 3 4 8 10 3 15 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame Sf 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 B 0 15 I Dream of Jeanne 13 M lestones of Progres s 33 7 00 - What s My L neB I ve Got A Secret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat the Cock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Truth or Conseq 3 Soc et1es n Transtt on 33 TV H onor Soc ety 15 7 30 - To Tel The Truth 6 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Beat the Clock 13 Th s s Your L fe3 C rcu s4 Peop e& The Press 5 RFD 20 Earthkeep ng 33 8 00 Maude 8 10 Book Beat 33 Mov e C mb An Angry Mounfa n 3 4 Temperatures R1s ng 6 3 8 30 Move Hardcase 6 13 Hawa F ve 08 10 Advocates 20 33 9 30 - Bla ck Journa 20 33 Pot F lm s 8 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 Amer ca 3 4 15 B ography 33 11 00 - News 3 4 8 13 15 11 30 - Johnnv Carson 3 4 15 Cr mewatch 6 13 Mov es How to Murder Your W fe 8 Front er He ca t 10 12 00 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 1 30 News 4 Mr and Mrs ·. Lloyd D1ltinger Ricky and Kathy of Shade to VISit their son Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor and family at London Oh o on Sunday Word has been received here that Clara 0 Br1en of Columbus 0 has been hospitalized but Is now home Rev and Mrs Jacob Leh man and Ricky were SUilday d nner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Bernard Mr and Mrs Gerald Guthne and Diana called at the Russell Areher home Saturday evemng to see Albert Warner who Is Ill The b ddmg has been North East West l • Pass Pass 1N T Pass You South hold Soutti It ? .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 "-32 What do you do now? A-Bid two no trump or pass depending on how Ught your partner 1s nchned to open the b1ddmg and how \\ell he play~ the dummy Helen Help Us. • • Answer tomorn w Wellston tops Meigs and Gallians Wellston North Gallia and Meigs high schools ran off a track meet Friday with Wellston the wmner Meigs hmshtng second and the Pirates third Tom Lowery of Meigs took top honors m the long Jump and the 440 Terry Whitlatch edged out Angles of Wellston m the low hurdles and semor Dallas Weber heaved the shot the farthest The results High hurdles - Denny N G Halhngton W Johnsto~ W Purdue W 100 yard dash - HutchiSon W Lowery M Whitlatch M Jenkms W 440 - Lowery M Jenkms w Walburn W Mornson NG sao relay - Wellston Meigs North Galha 880 dash- Johnson W Fox W Payne W Robson M Low hurdles - Whitlatch M Angles W McCarter N G S1sson M 220 - HutchiSon W Lowery By Helen Bottel ...' ' Pity the Hypochondriac Dear Helen What do you say to a woman who can al;vays top you on illnesses' If you ve got a headache she s got a bigger one I spramed my ankle - she developed a lunp and told everybody about her She and I visited a friend In the hospital and this dame spent the whole tune describing her operation m detail It s become a game with some of us MentiOn hay fever and her asthma kept her awake all mght If you cough a couple of times her emphysema giVes her fits (She s really very healthy for a 63-year-old) We got her blooll pressure up over 200 the other day because she had to beat the next contender who mentiOned 185 But what started out as a JOke (we thought shed catch on and shut up after awhile ) has become a contest All we talk about at our card club now Is atbnents - and half the members are begmnmg to believe m !herr symptoms 1 thrnk I ll announce I ve got termmal caneer Do you suppose she could top that one' - TIRED OF THE GAME Dear TOTG Don t she rmght die trymg You ve learned by now that you can t beat a hypochondriac at her own game so why don t you all get healthy agam and perhaps feel pity for a woman whose life Is so barren that only her Illnesses make her llnportant ' - H +++ Dear Helen My new wife was always her family s angel Pat..y IS a better word Her shiftless brother and siSter went through most of her widows mheritance Each tune they had bad luck my wife took them m 1 A divorced son expects her to pay hiS child support though he makes - and spends - a hWJdle She even has cousms who scrounge on her Her problem 1s 'she can tsay no but! stopped all that (when we mamed ) at HER request For the first tune m her life she says she feels free When the moochers come I tell them what s left of her money IS lied up and we r~ sorry but they ll have to manage for themselves They re like a pack of rats smellmg cheese AI; you can lmagme word has gone outm her family that she has turned her back on her own They say I ve changed her mto a cold unfeelmg nuser and they re doubly mad because I have a good lllCome they can t tap Actually my wife has only a few thousand dollars left and I m IIISistmg she spend II on herself She Is fmally cons1derrng her pleasure first - but Helen thoug!J she enJoys 11 shes begiiimng to feel guilty Smce her family IS able (but not ready) to fend for Itself how can I keep my wife tough enough not to blow her money on them? - THE Vll.LAIN Dear Villa/It W-e-<! ll you two might mstead blow that money on that second honeymoon m Tl!liiii or wherever What your wife no longer has she won t be tampted to throw down a rat hole Okay' - H Housf on 102 004 7D0-14 18 1 (1 3) and Kendall LP- Moose New York 004 030 001 - 8 12 2 {2 21 HRs Grubb (lsi) Gas Reuss G add ng {3) Gr ffm ton (4th) {4) Upshaw (5) Cosgrove (6) Amertcan League Crawford (1) and Edwards (1st Game) Parker McGraw (6) Sadeck Oakland 232 100 130- 12 18 1 (7) Stone 19) and Grote WPCleveland 000 000 0 52 Cosgrove (1 1) LP- McGraw Ho tzman (5 2l and Fosse 10 1) HRs- Watson {6th) May T drow Dunn ng (2) K lkenny [2nd I ( 7) Farmer ( 8) and Dunca n LP T draw (3 4) HR - Rud ooo-- TODAYS QUESTION Instead of b1ddmg one no trump your Partner has reb1d two clubs What do you do now' NEW YORK (UPl) - FlTSt John Havlicek and now Jerry u.I- W•ost.but the New York Knicks tough--for the other say 1 guys not them-and they U take !herr second Nat10nal Basketball Association playoff tiUe m four years any way they can get It I Havhcek InJured a shoulder EARN BERTH IN TOURNEY - C<lach Nonn Persm s Rio Grande College Redrnen will early In the Eastern Con participate m the NAJA District 22 Baseball Tournament May 17 18 This was assured followmg ference !mats and the Knicks RIO s non~eague sweep of a twmb1ll over Cedarville Saturday R10 IS 12-7 on the year It will be went on to beat Boston m seve n R10 s first appearance ever In the NAJA tournament Pictured above front row left to right games are ChriS Staten John Dudek John Tipton Dan WISecarver Dale TholllSpon Row 2 Steve New York leads Los AngelO§, 2-1 In the current Nal!onal Slaughter Craig Myers Rick Roberts Scott Soper Mike Lewis Jeff Lemgar Dave Swan Ro• Basketball Assoc1a1Ion playoff 3--Larry Young Rick Rhodes Jun Johnston Dan Bollinger Rick VanMatre Dave Miller Nonn Persm championships and some be tieve the Knicks 87-83 victory ca n be traced to a pulled halllStnng mus~ le Jerry West suffered m hiS nght leg dunng the third penod of Sunday s game H pulled a hamstrmg m his left leg earlier m the playoffs I hope I 11 be able to play Tuesday rught said West who scored 15 pomts In the frrst half Sunday and made only one What • difference a year Grande a berth m the DIStrict Johnston started for R10 Steve pomt the re•t of the way but 1 makes 22 N AlA post season tour Slaughter was credited With won t be as active It s This lime m 1972 Rio Grande nament slated May 17 18 It s the v dory n relief A ftve run mh1bJtmg and you can t play C<lllege had JUS! completed Is the first t1me m RIO s baseball first mmng all but wrapped 11 your nonnal game Tapmg doesn t help th s type of m worst baseball season ever history the Redmen have up for the Redmen JUry With a 1 19 mark advanced to the NAJA tour Willis Reed Earl Monroe Today Redmen followers nament In the mghtcap John and an extremely strong New are siltmg on top of the world R1o Grande flmshed se~.;ond Dudek s smgle m the top of the as Player-Coach Norm Per thiS sprmg m Mid.{)hio Con mnth mmng with two out York defense keyed Sunday s stn s Rto Grande squad ference play w1th a 5-3 mark scored tl1ck Roberts who had triUmph Reed scored 22 pomts defeated Cedarville twice at one game behmd champiOn dbubled earl er with the as he outmaneuvered Wtlt Cedarville Saturday 7-4 and 2 Malone Overal: the Redmen w nnmg run M1ke Rose went Chamberlam with outside shoot ng and virtually held the 1 are 12 7 all the way for RIO tossmg a Lakers 7 2 center on even The sweep earned Rto In Saturday s opener Jim SIX h tter terms under the boards Reed sa id !hi• was hiS best Unesco res tendombs Social Notes EAST .Q75 ¥A74 tK964 "-1073 oo - Truth or Cons~ :J Beat the Clod -4 News 6 10 C reus 13 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Wav Up 33 Sa nt 15 7 JO - To Tell the Truth 6 Young Dr Ktldare B Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Court 10 Do You Read lk 20 Episode Ad on 33 Bobby Goldsboro 3 Move Tarzan & the Lost Safar 13 8 00 - Rowan & Mart n s Laugh 1n 3 4 15 Rook es 6 Gun smoke 8 10 E sen ste n 20 33 9 ~ USSR Basketball 3 Movies The Bravos 6 13 The Judge & Jake W yler 4 15 9 30 - Oor s Day B 10 Book Beat 20 33 1 Jor dan Bryan and Keith local accompamed by Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Gene Wood Gallipolis spent Saturday at K ngs Island Amusement Park near Cmcmnatt and then at tended the Cmcmnat1 Reds ball game o n Sunday before NORTH (D) West hurt, (JijQ-\Knicks win MONDAY MAY7 1973 St Lou s 000 000 ODD-- 0 2 1 I4th I Los Ang 011 001 OOx- 3 4 1 (2nd Game> F oster Granger (8) and Oak( and 004 100 02D-- 7 9 1 S mmons Down ng (3 1) and C eveland 030 000 ()()(}-- 3 6 1 Ferguson LP- Faster {1 3) HR Blue 12 1) and Fosse Strom - Ferguson (6th) Lamb (8) J Johnson (9) and ~ P llsbgh 000 000 ooo- 0 E( s LP- Sirom ( 1 21 2 1 0 Johnson (1st) 8 16 0 Bando (6th) San D1ego 222 002 OOx Moo se Johnson (6) Her nandez (8) and May Caldwel Sent1~1 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEH LL EICeC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH CtyEd1or Publ shed da ly eiC ce pt Sa urday by The Oh o Va ey Publ sh ng Company I Court S t Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus nes.s Off ce Phone 992 2 56 Ed tor a Phone 992 2157 second c ass postage pa d at Pomeroy Oh o Na ona adverts n_g represental ve Bott ne Gallaghe n c 12 East 42nd Sf New York C y New York S ubscr pt on ra es Del vered by carr er where ava lab e 55 cen ts per week By Motor Route whe e carr er se v ce not ava abe One month S2 By ma n Oh oand w va one yea S16 S x months months sa 50 Three months s5 Elsewhere '18 year s x mon hs S9 50 three months $S so Subscr pt on pr ce nc udes Sunday T mes Sent nel Tenace (8th) Texas Hand (2 Lo ch T mmerman (6) S ms LP- Lol ch (I 4) Johnson (2nd) and HR- Kan C ty 010 100 Ooo-- 2 4 0 M lw 000 110 01x - 3 4 2 Drag o (2 21 and Taylor Be I (4 2) and Porter HRs Mayber ry (7th) Porter (2nd) Br ggs l3rd) New York 00 000 001 - 2 10 2 Ch cago 30 1 005 20x- 11 17 0 K ne Magnuson (6) and Munson Wood ( 7 2) and Herrmann LP- KI ne (2 3) Ca forn a Ba t Ryan 000 000 ooo- o 200 000 30><- Barber 171 52 5 40 Sel s IBI and Kusnyer Stephenson (8) Pamer (2 21 and WI ams LP - Ryan ( 4 2) Boston M nn T ant M Whitlatch M Boyd W Mile Souders W Maloney W Robson M Payne N G 2 M1le - McCormick W Exline W Braun M Stalling NG Mile Relay - Wellston North Galha Me1gs Pole Vault - Brewer W Jcnkms N G Morns M H1gfi Jump - WalbUrn W McKmms W Whitlatch M Morns N G Broad Jump - Lowery M M Johnson W Angles W Payne NG Shot Put - Weber M Oiler M Runyon N G Jenkms W D(scus - Hogan W DIXon W Dugan M Runyon N G Saturday mornmg Me gs traveled to Belpre for the B1g lor 200 100 ooo- 3 10 3 021 042 01x- 0 14 2 MeG othen (S) and and 880 Th1s Wednesday Me gs meets the Eagles of Eastern High School NOW (3 3) HRs- Darw n 13rd) H sle (5th) L s (lsi) HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES PICK YOUR JOB NOW ••• START LATER! pomt lead at 39 28 failed to hold up however as Reed and Monroe cut It to Utree with two field goals each WINS lOTH LAP AMPURIA BRAVA Spam (UP! ) - Eddy Merckx of BelgiUm today won the tenth lap of the Cyclmg Tour of Spam when he covered the 171 kilometers from Badalona to perod At one stage 11 appeared Los Angeles would blow New York off the court The l,akers went Here's the Man To See For ••• ntE BEST Lou Osborne at the "FRIENDLY ONE!" 20 GALLON MANY UTILITY PAIL CAN SALE PRICE REG 1 09 44 66~ VALUES o d e ol p " ~ CLOTHESLJNE I PROP I SALE PRICE I I OUTDOOR CLOTHES DRYER TRASH CAN LINERS SALE PR1CE WITH COUPON 44~ I U~ I I , ,' I 00 ' " " ,, ADDITIONAL OR COUPON ~our , ~ 9 X 12' YOUR CHOICE! All PURPOSE Jack Post VALUES COVER 20 GALLON OR PkG OF20 REG 190 EACH 2/25~ REG 1 99 L---------- TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 17' FLAG POLE & FLAG KIT REG 24 96 PKG Of15 9l~G FLAG OUTFIT REG 5 89 6 VOLT HEAVY DUTY 16~c~ LANTERN BATTERY REG 1 99 youcaneat (orAl a Cartel e on be !!5 peu 6d.... u "" o BASKETBALL OPEN A MOUNTING POLE BILD·A·COUNT YOU DON'T NEED CASH Uned ~ l t' SJDO REG 33 95 BACKBOARD &GOAL J4BB REG 20 95 '2 boo d 2 e Ij HEAVY OUTV Y C nd 1-k WITH COUPON Drinks and Dessert Extra JC9 y {!(lQ Road Atlas W de Menu Cho ce •• GALLON SEARS I Catalog Merchant I I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy I PH 992 2118 REO 2 95 329 E State Streei Athens Oh1o 45701 Phone 593 6722 Fmd Yourself 1n the Umted Stales Arr Force 1 11 QUARt HEAVY DUTY MORE (fj)RANL>MNA Your start ng salary w 11 be $307 a month and you can move up qu ckly 30 days pad vacat on annually Very best medical care Travel Educat onal opportunlt es A good deal Many dtfferent tobs open ng up soon Choose the best Contact your A r Force recru ter today and look over what wUI be ava lab e TRASH Bu c 5to9 30--$2 50a PH. 446-9800 SPRING SAVINGS I Sears I If you watt unf l th s summer the good JOb you want may alreadv be taken Choose now and be sure of ge1t ng t under the delayed enl stment program of the Un1ted State.s A r Force WHICH JOB DO YOU WANT' • Plumbmg • Data Processmg •Personnel eJet Engtne Mechamc •Other Open mgs eElectromcs UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO average speed of.,J7 640 k p h on a 15 2 surge m the second ,-------------· I yellow 4 speed rad1o good It res runs good - - - - - $1095 red 4 speed radio leatherelle Sl188 Sq Back Sta Wgn red 4 speed rad1o $1488 Sq BackSta Wgn betg e 4speed AMFM newltres-SJ388 Sq Back auto trans rad1o newt ~res 51488 Fast Back rad10 leatherelte runs good 5988 Bug 4 sp factory rebUilt eng with 9 ooo m1 on eng 5888 Sq Back 4 speed rad(o run s out good $795 Bug 4 speed rad1o good hres $395 Bug 4speed rad10 agoodworkcar $395 DON WATTS VOLKSWAGEN INC. m ftve hours 30 mmutes 14 seconds at an Ampuna Brava Wilt on seve ral reverse tayups F sk Hand• 13 21 and Roof LP - T ant f1rst seven mmutes of the quarter The 11 for Ute occas1ons Monroe scored nme polnts m the f nal I I Belpre rnv tahonal track meet I The Mc1gs results were Dallas I Weber 2nd m the shot put and I 5th m the d1scus Tom Lowery I f1mshed 2nd m the 440 3rd In I I the 100 yard dash 4th m the 880 I and 220 and 5th m the long I Jump Terry Whitlatch flmshed I out Marauder scormg by I commg m 3rd n the loY. hur I dles and 5th m the 100 yard I mtlc penod as the Kmcks were held to a lone basket by Walt Frazter USED VOLKSWAGENS 1971 Bug 1969 Bug 1969 V W 1969VW 1969 V W 1968 V W 1967 V W 1967 V W 1965 V W 1961 V W playoff game smce h1s InJUfY m the 1970 champiOnships I m movmg better he explamed I m gettmg back I mto my rhythm The Kn ck defense kept Chamberlam to a total of five pomts and held Gail Goodr1ch to 14 only two m the second half Offensively Monroe eon tnbuted 21 pomts The Pearl refuse'<! to be m\Jm1dated by Chamberlam as he drove past I 300004D00--7111 dash and the 220 The Meigs I 011 000 OOD-- 2 B 0 r e le:ty team fimshed 4th m the I 1) and Suarez Detro I The Daily HRs- ~ t,> "D" or "C" SIZE BATTERIES [iiAYEvAEl 2/391; REO 35ct EACH to 10 The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Dep11rtment Store of Ba~ldrng Smce 1915 �f ' • . ' • 4- ThP Daily Sentinel, MiddleJX>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 7. 197' Standings Nelson stops Montreal MONTREAL (UPI ) Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson predicts the Reds ' 6-1 win over the Mootreal Expm SUnday has put the Big f\ed Machine on the way to replacing San Francisco at the lop of the National League West Division. Roger Nelson gave up only eight hits to Montreal to pick up his second win of the year in three decisions. His pitching ended a four~ame winning streak by the Expos, wbo had been playing .500 baseball going into the contest witb an 11·11 record. Johnny Bench drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and his fifth homer of the season and ... Dave Concepcion homered and stole three bases to give Cinciqnati the scoring power for tl)e win. "We've been playing bad baseball, but from now on we'll start to play good," Anderson said afte• the contest. " We should be in first place right now. I 'don 't care whose in first place, we 're better than them." The Reds' took a 1.0 lead over MontfeaJ in the first in· ning when Concepcion singled, thep stole second and third befOre' Bench's sacrifice fly drove him borne. The Reds' scilred three times in the sixth inning . Concepcion singled, stole second and Major Lectgue Stilndtngs By United Press lnternattonal National league scored on Tony Perez's single. East w. I. pel. 9.b. Bobby Tolan followed with a Pi tt sburg h 11 9 -.,. 550 double and Richie 'Schenblum Ch i cag o J4 12 .538 l1 13 ..480 Jlh drove in two runs with a single. New York 11 12 .478 Jl.l, Montreal Bench's homer came with Phil adelph ia 10 13 .435 21t2 nobody on in the seventh and St. Louis 5 19 .208 8 We5t lifted the Reds to a 5-0 lead. nome~oy £1 • ' T he 1973 Pomeroy Boys Little Lea gue s ummer schedule <Pomeroy teams are d G. Is p · te y k 1an )• tra s, an ees an Ti_ gers : June4,1973 Giants at Tigers - Dl Yankees at Pirates - D2 Baseball Schedule ~~~:S:\~, g:ts Ru~nd Rutland ( B) at Syracuse (8) · Rutland l A) at Tigers '-- ·D2 Pira tes at Rutland 1B) Teams and Managers are Pomeroy Yankees, Woody Call and Gary freeman ; Pomeroy Giants, Tom Grueser · , Pomeroy Pirates~ Tom Smith ·, Pomeroy Tigers, R. J . d H Browning an . McClure ; Rutland (A) , Gene Wise ; Rulland ( B ), Gene Tim Wi se ; Sy racuse (A), Brown; Syracuse (B), Tim Brown. ' Rio's Jack Finch Athlete-of-Year ' . . RELIEVE GAS PAINS . •1 99.00 DOWN OR TRADE OF EQUAL VALUE ' Jack Finch, star track and field performer for Rio Grande College's Redmen , was named "Athlete-of-the-Year" during SUi'lday night 's annual spring sports banquet at the Holiday . Baltimore Cleveland New York Bos ton • & 11 13 .458 11 15 .423 1Q 1<'1 .<'117 Authorized Dealer Atlan ta " Darwin camp schedule set National Hospital Week .. ..- _ K£ QUA\.\1Y LUXURY SL££P 480 COl\. \NNEI\SPI\IKG COKSTI\UCTION $ fOR &01H PI£C£5\ CIIOICE Of FU\.\. 01\ TWIN SIZE sETS 000 100 020- 3 II 0 Cincinnati 100 003 101 - 6 8 2 M ontreal 000 000 001- 1 8 0 ' Nelsori' (2-l) an d Bench ; M oo re, Marshall (6). Strohmay, er {8) an d BocCa bella . LP- EXTI\fl STI\OMG PRE·BUI\.T EDGES 110M'T sr.G FINISHING a 16 .333 7 National Division W l ' SAME DAY SERVICE Pel GB - Tidewater 15 8 .652 "Peninsula 15 8 .652 Charleston 10 9 .526 3 Richmond 4 16 .200 91!2 Sunday 's Results Rochester 10 Toledo 3 Peninsu la 6 Rich"mond 3 Syracuse 2 Char leston 1 Pawtucket 2 Tidewater 1 quarter all clients are evaluated and progress recorded so that the client may be continued or dismissed . . The schedule is then adjusted accord· ingly . • SHIRl 1-1 8 .636 9 8 .529 2112 10 12 .<'155 4 Toledo . ' I . W L Pet. GB Speech, hearing clinic satisfies great need here S£'T fAMOUS MA " . . . Phil a . OOo 010 000- 1 4 0 . Gentry 13-2) and Oates ; Chris tenson, Sca r ce (8) , Wil son (8) .and Ryan . LP- SCarce tO - ll . In At 9- 0ut At 5 .·Use our Free Parkirtg Lot Robinson's ueaners ·216 E. 2nd, PomerOy ' HARVEY BROWN Valuable Player . Coac h cagers ~n ass ists. Dan George Wolfe presented the Bollinger was the top · player-coach Norm Persin, awards. rebo under. Da le Thompson whose Redmen just earned a SPECIAL AWARDS - Jack earned free throw shooting berth in the · District 22 NAJA Finch, Alpha Sigma Phi's 110 honors, and Steve Clar k tournament over the weekend. P ercent Award; Harvey received the Coaches Award. ' Persin ·was presented · a Wrist Brown, Alpha Delta Epsilon's · · Approximatoly 159 persons watch. ' Most Promis in g Un · atte.nded Sunday's banquet. Persin~ sefved as a student. dergraduate Award. Brown, a assistant in basketball. His grad uat e of North Ga llia, · baseball team finished secorod recently qualified for the NAI<jl. S,E T SALE DATES ·in the Mid.Qhio Conference District track finals in the 220 ·The annual rummage sale of with a 5·3 ·mark. Overall, the a nd 100 yard dash· events. the Mternoon Circle of Heath · Rio ba~ballers are 12-7 on the INTRAMURAL AWARDS United Methodist Church will year. Rio was 1' 19 in baseball Dr. Bruce Curtis, most total he held Tuesday, Wednesday ius I one short year-ago. poiQts ·during year; faculty; and Thursday in the chutch ' Others receiving awards Most Valuable Woman Athlete, · .basement. Due to the rum. during last night's hanquet De b LaDu ca and Mos t mage •sale, a meeting of the were : . . Valu.able Man Athlete, Ken Mternoon <;ircle scheduled for TENNIS - Dennis Jones , Sanders. Thursday has been postJX)ned Most Valuable ·Player; Kim Members of the golf squad until May 17. Brothers, Coaches Award, . were in action at Lima over the presented by Dr. George weekend. They will be honored later. ~ Ossman, co3ch. WARNERS ENTERTAIN BASEBALL Last wee)<,. fall and winter Thursday guests of Mrs. Dan Wisecarver , Player with athletes were honored. Jack Charles Warner, Ebenezer St., Hlghest average ( .400); John Finch was · named Most P omeroy were Mrs. Ethel Dudek, Best Clutch Player ; Valuable Player in cross Saul, Mrs. Ro'b erja Saul Rick Van Matre , Coaches ·country. Sta1·ey ·Osborne was Kowalewski and Bobby Saul, Award and Jim Johnsto~. Most Mos t Improved in cross all of Canton; and Mrs. Clara Valuabre Player. Coach Persin co un tr y a nd Kev Honnold Karr., and Mrs. Ethel presented the awards. received the Coaches Award. William so n, Pomeroy. The TRACK Mike Grubb,, . , Ron Lain bert ·was named Sauls are (onner Middleport €oaches AWaid; Ed .lsan , Most Most Valuable in basketball. . residenls having left here in . Improved ; Jack Finch, Most · Steve Bartram - led .the Rio 1926. ~~~ TWIN . PACK /1 , Are You a ,Weight Worrier t L .·,.., f --~ \ ~~ / / './ /. II It 1 . I ~~,. · /I I / il . l< TRY TRIM·ELIM ' ' CHECK THESE SPECIAL BEDDING VALUES! . 30-Day Stlpply, 5.50 3.75 The administration of the Meigs Regional Speech and Hearing clirl"ic was transferred to th e Veterans Memorial Hospital in October, 1972. Mrs . Susie Hein eS, a local speech and .. hearing th~rapist, was employed ~s the speec h and · hearing coordinator for the clinic. The staff for the clinic is provided by the Ohio sity . Whenever the Supervising staff has a~ai ~l able time, di ag nostic ev·a tu ations are scheduled in addition. to the regular sc hedule . These evaluations have estab1ished an extensive waiting list or new clients. The clinic, under the administration of the hospital, has broadened its conta cts UniverSity ·Speech Depart. through publicity in the newspapers, oh th e radio and -ment. persona l contact with local" At the time the hospital th erapi sts . and . other accepted the administ(ation of professionals. Therefore, the the clinic, it employed. one clinic enl-ollment has tripled Supervisor and three student since October, 1972 ~nd is still therapists. These therapists increasing . · provided therapy services for '· The clinic has purchased approximately 16 clients. AI mater1'als wh1'c h help to 1 present, the clinic emp o~s o~e prov ide more adequate supervisor 1 one gra ua e therapy. The clinic is als~ supervisor and eight interested in forming c~r pools therapists. Th,e thera~ists, are to pr ov ide transportation for· prOviding serv ice to · ap~· those wh o have no means to · ·proximately 45 children an attend the clinic . adults lrom Meigs County and The entire s taff of the Meigs . surrounding areas. b Regional Speech and Hearin g Clients selected to e Clinic feel that ils efforts have enrolled are on a been m ost -s uccessful , and referra·l, system . Re11ferralshare) should be even more so in the taken · from 3 sc 00 future . I h ·· · therapiSts, loca P yslctans , Clinic sessions are held at the hospitals, clin ics and parents Pomeroy Elementary School. and submitted to Mrs . Hemes . ., Hospital officials express their · She re views the referrals, ·1 d appreciation to the ildinterviews thE: faml Y an m 1·n1'stratl'on of the Meigs LOCal 10 0 f establishes a schedu ap· District for use of the ftcility. bas~d An aid to eliminate excess wa· . ter in a weight .. · - - · control program . 14-Day Supply TRY pointmen~ times for each . Those referrals indica ting a SLENDEX ' way A plecisant to he I p de. ' crease yout -· sire to eat. COLONIAL HIDE-A-BED Gcaceful wing back design . . . 21995 $ i~ textu r-ed fabric, with fu ll .. . · S1ze mattress. · ·. . MODERN HOLLYWOOD BED SET .te.~~tured headboard, tuft•d coil spring mottress and g . .bo.a: spring on metal frame . . ' . 7995 $ · . INGELS FURNITURE PH. 992-2635 . . to Prtscrlpti'on S..-vlc&-4 Registertcl Pharmacists S.Vt You! Open O.ily t:OO • .m. to ! p.m.-Sun"iy . 10:30 J.nt. to 12 :30 p.m . & 5·to 9 p.m. OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS \ I \I I Thompson, who rec,.-eived honorable· mention, a student at Ordnarice Elementary that spearheaded the drive and turned in 25,000 caps ; Todd Smith, Ordnomce Elementary, who turned in 5,222 caps; front rOw 1 Chuck Henson , North Point Elementary , ·third place winner , who collected 8,815 caps, and Tim Humphreys of New Haven Elemeritary who ,' collected 6",5:!5 caps. Not present was th e first place winner, Mel.anie Sisson of Mason Elementary, who collected 16,373 ca ps . ' Grim signed to direct libraries Monday 's Game { No game scheduled ) WHA. Playoff Standings By Unjted Press International • w. I. pet. g.b. {Finals) Chicago 15 5 .750 (Best of Seven) KansasCity 16 . 10 .6 15 2 w. 1. g1 ga Callfornia 13 9 .59 1 3 x -New England 4 1 30 1a · Minnesota 11 10 .52<'1 <'1 112 Winnipeg 1 4 18 30 Oak land 13 13 .500 5 x-Ciinched championship 71h Sunday 's Result Texas 8 13 .381 Saturday 's Results New Eng land 9 Winn ipeg 6 Bos ton 5 Minnesota 1 Detroit 2 Texas 0 Kan City 9 Milwaukee 7 Cleveland- '6 Oakland 5 · Chicag o 4 New York 0 Calif 3 Balt i more I Major League Resu Its Suhday'i Results By United .Press International Oakland 12 Cleve 0, 1st Oakland 7 Cleve 3, 2nd Na.iona I League {1S t, 12 innsJ Texas 7 Detroit 2 Chicago Balt imore 5 Ca lifornia o Mi lwaukee 3 Kan City 2 I 14 000 102 000- 9 16 0 San Francisto Min nesota 10 Boston 3 Chicago 11 New York 2 400 500 000 002- 11 14 I Pappa s, Burris ( 4), Bonham Monday 's Games · New York tMedich 2-1) a1 (7), LaRoc he (9) , Aker i lOJ a nd M innesota ( WoodsQn 1-0), 2: 15 Hu ndley ; Barr, M e Dowell (5) ~ p·.m. Sosa (8 ), Moffitt (9). Carrithers Boston (Curf i5 0-2) at Chicago {11) and Rader , Sadek (11) , WP - Carrith ers (1 -0) . L P~ Ak er f l r sahnsen ".:1 - 1), 9 p.m . Oakland ( Ff"ngers 0-1) at O. HR s- KinQman ( 3rd) ; Hund (1st), Pepitone (3rdL Balf i mor~ (Alexander 2-QJ., 1:.30 ley p.m . Matthews (l s;t) , Bon ds (6th). (2nd galne) (On ly games sc heduled) · Tuesday's Games Chica go 010 000 200-- 3 l() 1 San Fran 001 120 OOx- <'I 8 0 New York at ~inn, nig ht Bonham (7) and Gura, Bos ton at Chicago, niQht Rudolph; Will oughby , Sosa (9), Detroit atKan City. night . McDowell (9) and Rader . WPTexas at Milwaukee, night Cal i f at Cleve, tw i light Will oughby (3-2). LP-Gur a (1 1). HR -Garrett t 1st). .Oak land at BiJitimore, night . JACK FINCH ~ 9 13 .<'109 ' Rochester Pawtucket Syra cuse 1• Inc. 195 Upper River Rd . Galtipo,li s, Ohio, Ph , 446-9800 . International League By United Press lnternationa I American Division Athlete-of-fhe·Year · ;~·'iw;it;''v.w., Concepcion (4th). winners since tHe award waS • S23UI.05. Wes.t Lawson was the 1972 winner. originated in 1968 include Tony Bass, Bob Mabry, Mike 'Serio and Mike Duffey. Finch, a nativ.e Of Chesapeake, will take part in the mile run in the NAJA championship filials in Kansas City, Mo. later this month. Runnerup in the Athlete-<Jf. the-Year award was baseball PRI C E ~ 36 pa y mente res ult ing in Total Note of $2 583 . ~ a1 A. P. R. of 11.95 pd . Bank financi ng to approv ed credit . Sales Tax Moore 11-21. HRS- Bench (Sih) . Finch became the sixth Rio Grande Athlete to win the honor. With it gQes the Newt Oliver . Trophy. lt was the second straight year a track athlete won the award. Bob Other 1973 V.W. BEETLE, MODEL 1111 1 Inn, Kanauga. ' per.mo.* •71.75 "'I CASH Work bee planned HUNTINGTON As sum1~er approaches , &·outs in the Tri.State Area Council, Boy SCouts of Anlerica , look forward to a swnmer camp, adventure at Camp Arrowhead located near Ona, W. Va . On May 19, a work bee·will be held to prepare the camp for its 6 weeks session beginning on JJI!le 17. :· 8Scouts and Scouters will be working on general clean up Projects, painting and repair or buildin g~. development of 1 program areas, etc. Just recently the Seabees have been. MRS. PAM-THEISS, laboratory technician, JX>inls out features of a blood gas ' analyzer working on projects in the which has been purchased for Veterans Memorial Hospital to Mrs. Glen Dill, right, president of dining haU a.nd the shower the Meigs COunty Tuberculosis and Health' Assn . The analyzer is used when a patient is house at the swimming pool brought unconscious Into the hospital. The machine in seconds indicates to the doctor whether and will complete them at this · the cause of the WlCOnscious condition is diabetes, shock, lung difficulty 1 he~rt or some other time . ailment: Its $6,100 price tag was shared, $4,000 being paid by the County TB&H Assn. See An estimated 600 to 700 ,. Hospital, Page 5. Scouts a re expected to take CAPS FOR CANCER - As part of the annual fund drive part in this camping exin Mason County bottle caps were collec ted by stude nts of perience during the six week Mason County E le mentary Schools. The aru10al project is period . · · ~Wit'~ I headed by Jeannie Rardin, Mason County Cancef Chairman . Among the exciting activities 1'1\"1 Making the presentation of money Friday to the students was ,\ ' t tL"'H that Scouts will find a t Cam p Charles Hamilton, production mana ger ror Royal Cr-own Arr owhead a r e ~ wi.mming, Bottling Company. The check was for $809.60. Pictured arc, 1boating, rifle, archery, hiking, r, back row ; Hamilton, David Noll., of Ordnance Elementw·y, canoeing , and numerous Scout seco nd place 'wi nner who conected 9,200 caps; Kevin skill areas, such as cooking, lashings, etc. , A full camp staff has. been selected and will crea te and atmOsphere of working on behalf of a nd . serving · the libn•rics in 11 counties , ••ls~ WEI.l .STON - Jerry Grim campers in helping the leaders of Wellston wa s employed on signed an agr<'emcnt with the be · effec tive in adm inisterin g Mil}' :i by the board of trustees Slate Library of Ohio tu ca rry · the troop prog ram a t cam p. of the Ohio VHlley Area out the· Plan of Servk·e approved previ ous ly by lhe St<:ttc Libruric~ as director of the Ar ea Library Se rvi ce Librar y Board. Accordingly, $90,fiOU.50 was appropriated in Organization 1AI .SO ). ··Grim 's qualifi~ .ation s in clud e c onformanc~ with that Phtn of a Bachelor of F'ine Arts from service. THESE REGISTERED nurses are among the nursing staff of Veterans Memorial Ohio University, M<lster- of Hospital. From the left are Jean Wright, Doris Woodyard, Barbara Gilland, and Martha Gress. See Hospital on Page 5. LiPrary Science from Kent Trustee te rm s were s·tate University, 18 yt,wr s designa ted by lot as rollnws : librar y exper ience, and a 1!J7:1 te rm : Carh1 Mass ie , thor ough kn owledge of the area ll :Hry King , Hi_ll Ga 1·rdt, Charles B!rJkcslcc , Harold DARWIN - Cam p schedule to be served . Tile ALSO.Buard , made up of Cooper . · Bob Copl ey . 1974.: for the swnmer at the Ohio members elected by ami rrom Emelyne Reed, Gladys Me· Valley Christian Assembly at · Darwin has been announced by the 6o<lrds of t he member Clun g , Howard St . Cl:lir ; the Meigs County Churches of Chri st. . A camp for eight-year olds will be held June 24·27 with ../ Clifford Smith as the dean . The fir st junior week camp , ages nine through II, will be from Jul y 1-7 with· Raullin Moyer as dean , with the secon~ junior The Meigs County Regional Speech and Hearing wee k to be held July 15·21. Clinic has been in operation several years in Meigs Larry Br·adford will be dean County. Because of the great need for speech and for .the fi rst intermediate week, · hearing services in this area, the clinic was ages 12 through 14, July 8-14, -\· established to provide these services for any while Don Seevers will hi:jve ~· children and-or adults privately unable to obtain c har ge of the second inSCOTT LUCAS, Cheshire termediate week, July 22-28. such services. . and mayor of that . com· The senior week camp ·for It also provides for those requiring therapy munity , is assi s tant ad· . youth 151and over will be he ld services in addition to any they have received in ministrator of Vetera ns .July 2~·Au g . 4 and Hoyt Allen other school or clinic programs. The clinic operates Memorial Hospital. will be the dean. on a quarter system; at the end of each I 0 week SPECIAL PURCHASE! NBA Playoff Standings By United Press lnternationa 1 (Finals) (Best of Seven) . w. I. ~ct . · New York 2 1 .667 Los Angeles 1 2 .333 Sunday's Res.ults New York 87 Los Angeles 83 Monday 's ·Game (No game sc heduled) . ' ~G~i;an~ts:.;a~t•Y;,;a~n;;;k;;;e;;e•;... . . .,..~~~~~~~~---., Fists fly in 'Frisco ··, ~- ThE Dally Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomeroy. 0 ., May 7, 1973 ( A) July IZ, 1973 Syracuse l A) at Gian ts - DI Tige rs at Rutland (A) 1 R tl nd I B) at Pirates - 02 Syracuse ( B) at Ya,n kees - 01 u a Yankees at Syracuse ( B ) June21 , 1973 Rutland fA) at Yankees - D1 July 16,1973 tJ d (A) Pirates at Gianls _ D2 Ya nkees at Ru an Dl Tigers at Syracuse ( 8 ) Gianls at PiratesSyracuse (A) at Rutland (B ) Syra cuse fB ) al Tigers - (A) 02 June25,1973 Rutla nd (B) at Syracuse Ya nkees at Gian ls - Dl Julyl9, 1973 Dl w. I. pet. g.b. Rutland ( A) at Rutland ( B) Concepcion smacked his fourth San Fr.;an cisco 21 9 .71 0 Syracuse ( AJ at Syracuse (B) homer of the year with none on Hous t on 19 10 .655 2 Cinci nnat i 16 10 .6 15 J h and two. out in the ninth. June 7, 1973 los Angeles 15 13 .536 Sift Montreal's only run came in Atlanta Yankees at Tigers - Dl Tigers at P irates - D2 9 16 .360 10 the ninth on a Darrell Chaney .San Diego 10 18 .357 10 112 Gianls at Rutland (B) Rutland (A) a t Syracuse ( A) Saturday's Results. error. Baylor Moore dropped Syracuse (A) at Pirates - D2 Syracuse ( B) at Rutland ( B) Montreal 8 Cinci nnati 6 Rutland l A) at Syracuse (B ) June 28, 1973 his second game. of the year1 Houston 9 New York 2 June 11,1973 Tigers at Gian ls - Dl Ch icag o 7 San Fran ci sco 4 after picking up one victory. Atlan+t~ 7 Philadelph i a 0 Yankees at Syracuse ( A) · Pirates at Yankees - D2 '' Jqhnny Bench is strong San Diego 6 Pitt sburgh 5 Syracuse (B) at Giants _ 02 Ru'iland {B ) at Rutland (A) now, so we don't have to worry Los Angeles 11 St. Louis J Sunday's Resu lts Syracuse ( B) at Syracuse (A) Tigers at Rutland (B) about that operation. He's all Atlanta 3 Ph i ladelph ia 1 Rutland (A 1 at Pirates - 01 July 2,1973 over that. He's as good as he Houston 14 New York 8 June 14, 1973 Ti ger s at Yankees - 01 ever was/' Anderson said. Cin ci nnati 6 M.ontr~al I San Diego 8 Pittsburgh 0 Rutland (A) at Giants _ Dl Rulland (8 ) at Gian ts - D2 Los Angefes J St . Lou is o Tigers at Syracuse ( A) Pirates at Syracuse (A) San Fran 11 Ch i 9, 12 inns. l si Syracuse (B) at Pirates _ D2 Syra cuse (B) at Rutland (A) San Fran 4 Chicago 3, 2nd Today 's Probable Pitchers Yankees at Rutland ( B) July 5, 1973 (All Times EDT) June 18, 1973 Syracuse I A) at Yankees - 01 " Houston . ( Roberts 2-1) at Giants at Syracuse ( B) Montreal . {McAnall Y' 2-0L 8 Gianl• at Syracuse (A) p.m . Rutland (B) at Ti gers - D2 Marty Perez. Perez walked on Atlanta ( P. Dobson 2-3) at Pirates at Rutland fA I four pitc!les, then Gentry New York (Seaver -2-3). 8 p .m . . July 9,1973 Cincinnati (Grimsley 4- 1) at NHL Playoff Standing s walked to force in another run. Philadel Ph ia tLonborg 1-4) , 7: 30 By United Press lnternationa I Gianls at Rutland 1A) ,. A Season High p.m . (Finals) Syracuse (A) at Tigers - Dl Pittsburgh (Walker 1-0) at San Diego hanged out a (Best of Seven I Los Angeles {Messersmith 1-3}. w. I. gf ga Pirates at Syracuse ( B I season high of 16 hits including II p.m . Montreal 3 1 20 11 Rutland (B) at Yankees - D2 home runs by Johnny Grubb Chicago ( Reu sc hel 2-1) at San Chi cag o I 3 11 20 Sunday 's Result and Clarence Gaston in defeat- Dieg o (Gre i f 1-2J.lO: JOp .r'n . (Only games scheduled) Montreal 4 Chicago 0 ing Pittsburgh. In the second Tuesday's Games Monday's Game inning, Caldwell singled and Houston at Montreal , night (N o game scheduled ) . Atlanta at New York, night . scored nn Grubb's first major Cinci at Phila, night league homer. Gaston led off Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night AH_L Playoff Standings By Un1ted Press lnternatioi'lal the third with his fourth home Chicago at San Diego. night · (Semifinals) , run of the year and the Padres St . Lou is at San Fran, night (Best of Seven) picked up two more runs in the American League w. I. 9f ga East Cincin nati 2 0 1<'1 9 sixth o~ Gaston's bases.Joaded w. ~~ -- pet. g .b. Nova Scot ia o 2 9 14 double. Detroit 12 13 .480 Sunday's Result 11 12 .478 Cin c innati 7 NoVa Scotia 6 Lee May hi~ ·a grand-slam Milwaukee BY NEll. HERSHBERG Three Were Ejected UP! Sports Writer · Pappas, Cub Manager The fists were flying Sunday Whitey Lockman and Coach afternoon at San Francisco's Hank AgUirre were ejected Candlestick Park but Giant from the contest. outfielder Bobby Bonds saved In. other National League his best punch. for last. action, Atlanta beat PhiladelBonds, involved in a fourth- phia, 3-1, Houston battered inning brawl that emptied both New York, 14..!1, Cincinnati benches, socked a two-run downed Montreal, 6-1, San homer into the left field stands Diego blanked Pittsburgh, 11-0, with two out in the 12th inning and Los Angeles defeated St. to give San Francisco an 11·9 Louis, 3-0. victory over the Chicago CUbs In the American League, in the first game of a Oakland swept a double header doubleheader . The Giants from Cleveland, 12-0, and 7-3, made it a sweep of the twin bill Texas beat Detroit, 7-2, Min· with a 4-3 victory in the nesota walloped Boston, 1~3 , nightcap . Chicago downed New York, 11- home run in a seven-run, · Bonds and CUb relief pitcher 2, Baltimore blanked . seventh-inning rally and Bob Jack Aker were two of the chief California, 5-0, and Milwaukee Watson had four hits including combatants in the brawl tha.t edged Kansas Cit~, 3-2. a three-run homer in Houston's halted the game for 15 minutes. Jim Willoughby, with ninth- rout of New York . The Astros '. Chicago pitcher Milt Pappas inning relief help from Elias 14 runs and their 16 hits were hit Giant starter Jim Barr with Sosa and Sam McDowell, beat both season highs for them a pitch in retaliation for Barr's the Cubs in the second game to while the Mets, whose relief hilling Chicago third baseman extend San Francisco's lead in pitching collapsed completely, Ron Santo in tbe third inning. the National League's Western lost their fifth game in a row. In the ensuing melee, Cub Division to two games over the Johnny Bench drove ~ two Co'ach Pete Reiser was second plac'e Astros. 1 TWls with a sacrifice fly z.nd his knocked out accidentally and Relief pitcher Billy Wilson fifth homer of the season and .haq to be carried from the field walked two straight batters Dave Concepcion homered and on a stretcher. Reiser has ha<! including winner pitcher Gary stole three hases as Cincinnati a history of heart trouble in Gentry with the bases loaded in heat Montreal. recent years and was taken to the eig hth inning to enable the Joe Ferguson belted his sixth St. Luke's Hospital for ob- Braves to defeat Philadelphia borne run of the season as Los servation. Santo and Barr also before 60,120 Jacket Day fans . Angeles made the most of four were taken to St. Luke's for Mike Lum and Dusty Baker hits to _beat St. Louis. AI treatment of minor injuries. singled with one out and Mac Downing, 3-1, pitched a ~a­ Santo suffered a bruised chest Scarce struck out pinch-hitter hitter and got all the offense he when hit by a pitch and Barr Hank . Aaron . When Dave needed when Ferguson homwill be X-rayed lor a bruised Johnson walked to load the ered into the leftlield pavilion elbow. hases, Wilson came on to face with one out in the second. ' • • MIDDLEPORT • d greater need are contacte 1" t receives E h first. ac new c Jehn h . a complete sp~ec , ea nn g 1·r and·OI' language eva ua ton 35 . ·needed . Each client is en rolled · t for at least one 30 mmu e · f · d' 'd 1 therapy Session o 10 tvl ua · seve re f h Some o t e mor · ·e · ng one problems are receivl hour of .individual therap.r · 11 when time a ows. · The schedule whi ch is nQw · ,full, may· . requtre more th era pi s ts wh-e n th ey are available from Ohio llniver- NEW·MEMEETS Cilidy Scyoc was crowned queen at a· rece nt meeting of the. "New Me... Club f,or the largest weight loss r1ecorded . The door-prize was won by Carol Scyoc and thre e member.s reported weight gain and were required to perform pig tricks. Unda Well had charge ' Ki ng. lll<:tm !'ROM AKRON Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bland of Apron spent Tuesday to Frida y with Mrs. Pear l Reynolds , Middleport. IN CHARL ESTON Mr . and Mrs . Law r en ce BatJghm;-w and Jeffrey and Mt·. and Mrs . Wi.lliam Fred Smith, Sr. , Middleport, were Sunda y visitor s or relatives in Charleston , W. Va. · , lloyt Kin g wants you to know th a t a s poo k in a s ultan ·s palace h; a harem- scH e'em. . CENTER~ ~ ~ ---------------------- Progressive dinner planned for May _9 An " Eat Around the Dan Thomas, Chestnut St., (former John Lyons property ) Villa ge 1" four. co~rse dinner sponso red by the Middleport where the Hors d'oeuvres will Amateur Garde·ners · wi1f be be served. ·, held Wednesday fro111 5:30 to 7 p.m. From th ere the dinner. will The public is· invited to move to the home of Mrs. participate in the dinner and Holdain May, 387 South Fourth may pw-chase tickets at $1.50 Ave.· for saLads, theil to Mrs. from any of the members. Ferman E. Moore;! 271 N. Serving at each of the four Fourth for the . main ~urse, homes will cootinue from 5:30 and then to the home of Mrs. .·to 7 p.m. and tickets will be ' selwyn Smith , 415 South available at the home of Mrs. Fourth, for dessert. Sunday .visitor . Kail , Kevin a nd Charles. Mr . and Mrs . . Franklin . Sheet of Water When seve n inches of rain · fell within 30 minutes at Cambridge. Ohio, o ne day in Jul y 1914, ,lhe ~ air was so full of water that anyone step ping outdoors f o.u n d it virt~ally impossible !9 bneathe. lt was one of the severest rain storms ever recorded in thl:! Unit ed S!a1es . SPRINGTONE LATEX HOUSE PAINT ¢ GALLON ROOF CEMENT .· . " . ·METAL GARDEN RAKES SPECIAL Wolfpeii News, No_tes fM ' Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Sunday dinner guests o r. Albany was a Wednesday and Mrs . .Harley T. Johnson visitor of Mr. a nd Mrs. Lincoln were . Mrs. J . R. Murphy I Russell.· Peggy, Carmel and · Barbara. J o Smith spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of l")ight with Charlotte Lambert 'Akr on were weekend visitors of of Ne lsonvilk. On Thursday Jo. Mr . a nd Mrs. Robert Russell . Smith attended a business · Mr. and Mrs. Jac k Downs meeting a~ the Hocking Forrest were fcce nt visitors of her Lodge at Old Man 's Cave. gra ndparents, Mr. and ·Mrs . Mr. arid Mrs. Leon Shumate " Harl ey T. Johnson. and-sons of Bantytow_n , W. Va .; Saturday supper gUests of d H l T Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Shumate f>)r . an Mrs. . ar ey , and sons of Ma n's field a nd Mrs. J oh nson were Barbara Mur. . Paul Pierce a nd fam ily , . phy , Tammy and Che ryl Mas on, wt::re Saturday Johnson. · · 'th and Mr. . vtsttors ·or Mr. an d Mrs. Larry M1'ss J o · Sm1 1 d J ~ hnson, Gi na , Tahnee, Brady Danny Wor ey e njoy e a and Mrs . Geneva Shumate. cookout Sunday evening with Mrs. Helen · J ohnson was a Mr. and Mrs . Doyle ' Knapp, While PLASTIC ·-- Mrs . Clin ton Gilkey, Mrs. Harold Gillogly of Albany and ·JMrs . ·Wa lte r J ordan · of" . Ga111'poll·s . were Tuesday ·: viSitors of Mr. and Mrs: Lincoin R.ussell. of games and the winners were Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'McElroy. Evelyn and Barbara Well, CindyandCaroiScyoc,Thelma of Colwnbus were · weekend . La nce . and Connie and Ruth visitor s Of Mr . and Mrs. Paul . Pljtman . McF.lroy . 1-lar r-ad on, Ca r olyn M&R SHOPPING --,. . Russell of Middlepor t was. a Satur~ay evening .visitor of Mr. .and Mrs. Lincoin Russe1l. Myron MOTORBIKE RACE SALZB\]RG , Austria ( UPl i - Jarno Saarinen of 'Finland, riding on a Yafnaha. won the 250 ccm class of Uw Motorbike Grand . Prix races , counting towards the World Championships, on the Salzbur ~rin track today . Saarine n, who wa s the . fastest driver in the practice run s Saturday in two ca tegor ies- in the 250 cern class and in the 500 cern classcloc ked 48 minutes 31.50 seconds for an: average speed of 1~7 .22 kilometers per hour , BLACK & DECKER . e Improvement SPE(IALS Plastic Pipe 4"xl0' Each $ 99 HEDGE TRIMMER SPECIAL BLACK & DECKER FOUNDATION WATER • PROOFING .' ' ELECTRI MOWER 5 gal. can l �f ' • . ' • 4- ThP Daily Sentinel, MiddleJX>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 7. 197' Standings Nelson stops Montreal MONTREAL (UPI ) Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson predicts the Reds ' 6-1 win over the Mootreal Expm SUnday has put the Big f\ed Machine on the way to replacing San Francisco at the lop of the National League West Division. Roger Nelson gave up only eight hits to Montreal to pick up his second win of the year in three decisions. His pitching ended a four~ame winning streak by the Expos, wbo had been playing .500 baseball going into the contest witb an 11·11 record. Johnny Bench drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and his fifth homer of the season and ... Dave Concepcion homered and stole three bases to give Cinciqnati the scoring power for tl)e win. "We've been playing bad baseball, but from now on we'll start to play good," Anderson said afte• the contest. " We should be in first place right now. I 'don 't care whose in first place, we 're better than them." The Reds' took a 1.0 lead over MontfeaJ in the first in· ning when Concepcion singled, thep stole second and third befOre' Bench's sacrifice fly drove him borne. The Reds' scilred three times in the sixth inning . Concepcion singled, stole second and Major Lectgue Stilndtngs By United Press lnternattonal National league scored on Tony Perez's single. East w. I. pel. 9.b. Bobby Tolan followed with a Pi tt sburg h 11 9 -.,. 550 double and Richie 'Schenblum Ch i cag o J4 12 .538 l1 13 ..480 Jlh drove in two runs with a single. New York 11 12 .478 Jl.l, Montreal Bench's homer came with Phil adelph ia 10 13 .435 21t2 nobody on in the seventh and St. Louis 5 19 .208 8 We5t lifted the Reds to a 5-0 lead. nome~oy £1 • ' T he 1973 Pomeroy Boys Little Lea gue s ummer schedule <Pomeroy teams are d G. Is p · te y k 1an )• tra s, an ees an Ti_ gers : June4,1973 Giants at Tigers - Dl Yankees at Pirates - D2 Baseball Schedule ~~~:S:\~, g:ts Ru~nd Rutland ( B) at Syracuse (8) · Rutland l A) at Tigers '-- ·D2 Pira tes at Rutland 1B) Teams and Managers are Pomeroy Yankees, Woody Call and Gary freeman ; Pomeroy Giants, Tom Grueser · , Pomeroy Pirates~ Tom Smith ·, Pomeroy Tigers, R. J . d H Browning an . McClure ; Rutland (A) , Gene Wise ; Rulland ( B ), Gene Tim Wi se ; Sy racuse (A), Brown; Syracuse (B), Tim Brown. ' Rio's Jack Finch Athlete-of-Year ' . . RELIEVE GAS PAINS . •1 99.00 DOWN OR TRADE OF EQUAL VALUE ' Jack Finch, star track and field performer for Rio Grande College's Redmen , was named "Athlete-of-the-Year" during SUi'lday night 's annual spring sports banquet at the Holiday . Baltimore Cleveland New York Bos ton • & 11 13 .458 11 15 .423 1Q 1<'1 .<'117 Authorized Dealer Atlan ta " Darwin camp schedule set National Hospital Week .. ..- _ K£ QUA\.\1Y LUXURY SL££P 480 COl\. \NNEI\SPI\IKG COKSTI\UCTION $ fOR &01H PI£C£5\ CIIOICE Of FU\.\. 01\ TWIN SIZE sETS 000 100 020- 3 II 0 Cincinnati 100 003 101 - 6 8 2 M ontreal 000 000 001- 1 8 0 ' Nelsori' (2-l) an d Bench ; M oo re, Marshall (6). Strohmay, er {8) an d BocCa bella . LP- EXTI\fl STI\OMG PRE·BUI\.T EDGES 110M'T sr.G FINISHING a 16 .333 7 National Division W l ' SAME DAY SERVICE Pel GB - Tidewater 15 8 .652 "Peninsula 15 8 .652 Charleston 10 9 .526 3 Richmond 4 16 .200 91!2 Sunday 's Results Rochester 10 Toledo 3 Peninsu la 6 Rich"mond 3 Syracuse 2 Char leston 1 Pawtucket 2 Tidewater 1 quarter all clients are evaluated and progress recorded so that the client may be continued or dismissed . . The schedule is then adjusted accord· ingly . • SHIRl 1-1 8 .636 9 8 .529 2112 10 12 .<'155 4 Toledo . ' I . W L Pet. GB Speech, hearing clinic satisfies great need here S£'T fAMOUS MA " . . . Phil a . OOo 010 000- 1 4 0 . Gentry 13-2) and Oates ; Chris tenson, Sca r ce (8) , Wil son (8) .and Ryan . LP- SCarce tO - ll . In At 9- 0ut At 5 .·Use our Free Parkirtg Lot Robinson's ueaners ·216 E. 2nd, PomerOy ' HARVEY BROWN Valuable Player . Coac h cagers ~n ass ists. Dan George Wolfe presented the Bollinger was the top · player-coach Norm Persin, awards. rebo under. Da le Thompson whose Redmen just earned a SPECIAL AWARDS - Jack earned free throw shooting berth in the · District 22 NAJA Finch, Alpha Sigma Phi's 110 honors, and Steve Clar k tournament over the weekend. P ercent Award; Harvey received the Coaches Award. ' Persin ·was presented · a Wrist Brown, Alpha Delta Epsilon's · · Approximatoly 159 persons watch. ' Most Promis in g Un · atte.nded Sunday's banquet. Persin~ sefved as a student. dergraduate Award. Brown, a assistant in basketball. His grad uat e of North Ga llia, · baseball team finished secorod recently qualified for the NAI<jl. S,E T SALE DATES ·in the Mid.Qhio Conference District track finals in the 220 ·The annual rummage sale of with a 5·3 ·mark. Overall, the a nd 100 yard dash· events. the Mternoon Circle of Heath · Rio ba~ballers are 12-7 on the INTRAMURAL AWARDS United Methodist Church will year. Rio was 1' 19 in baseball Dr. Bruce Curtis, most total he held Tuesday, Wednesday ius I one short year-ago. poiQts ·during year; faculty; and Thursday in the chutch ' Others receiving awards Most Valuable Woman Athlete, · .basement. Due to the rum. during last night's hanquet De b LaDu ca and Mos t mage •sale, a meeting of the were : . . Valu.able Man Athlete, Ken Mternoon <;ircle scheduled for TENNIS - Dennis Jones , Sanders. Thursday has been postJX)ned Most Valuable ·Player; Kim Members of the golf squad until May 17. Brothers, Coaches Award, . were in action at Lima over the presented by Dr. George weekend. They will be honored later. ~ Ossman, co3ch. WARNERS ENTERTAIN BASEBALL Last wee)<,. fall and winter Thursday guests of Mrs. Dan Wisecarver , Player with athletes were honored. Jack Charles Warner, Ebenezer St., Hlghest average ( .400); John Finch was · named Most P omeroy were Mrs. Ethel Dudek, Best Clutch Player ; Valuable Player in cross Saul, Mrs. Ro'b erja Saul Rick Van Matre , Coaches ·country. Sta1·ey ·Osborne was Kowalewski and Bobby Saul, Award and Jim Johnsto~. Most Mos t Improved in cross all of Canton; and Mrs. Clara Valuabre Player. Coach Persin co un tr y a nd Kev Honnold Karr., and Mrs. Ethel presented the awards. received the Coaches Award. William so n, Pomeroy. The TRACK Mike Grubb,, . , Ron Lain bert ·was named Sauls are (onner Middleport €oaches AWaid; Ed .lsan , Most Most Valuable in basketball. . residenls having left here in . Improved ; Jack Finch, Most · Steve Bartram - led .the Rio 1926. ~~~ TWIN . PACK /1 , Are You a ,Weight Worrier t L .·,.., f --~ \ ~~ / / './ /. II It 1 . I ~~,. · /I I / il . l< TRY TRIM·ELIM ' ' CHECK THESE SPECIAL BEDDING VALUES! . 30-Day Stlpply, 5.50 3.75 The administration of the Meigs Regional Speech and Hearing clirl"ic was transferred to th e Veterans Memorial Hospital in October, 1972. Mrs . Susie Hein eS, a local speech and .. hearing th~rapist, was employed ~s the speec h and · hearing coordinator for the clinic. The staff for the clinic is provided by the Ohio sity . Whenever the Supervising staff has a~ai ~l able time, di ag nostic ev·a tu ations are scheduled in addition. to the regular sc hedule . These evaluations have estab1ished an extensive waiting list or new clients. The clinic, under the administration of the hospital, has broadened its conta cts UniverSity ·Speech Depart. through publicity in the newspapers, oh th e radio and -ment. persona l contact with local" At the time the hospital th erapi sts . and . other accepted the administ(ation of professionals. Therefore, the the clinic, it employed. one clinic enl-ollment has tripled Supervisor and three student since October, 1972 ~nd is still therapists. These therapists increasing . · provided therapy services for '· The clinic has purchased approximately 16 clients. AI mater1'als wh1'c h help to 1 present, the clinic emp o~s o~e prov ide more adequate supervisor 1 one gra ua e therapy. The clinic is als~ supervisor and eight interested in forming c~r pools therapists. Th,e thera~ists, are to pr ov ide transportation for· prOviding serv ice to · ap~· those wh o have no means to · ·proximately 45 children an attend the clinic . adults lrom Meigs County and The entire s taff of the Meigs . surrounding areas. b Regional Speech and Hearin g Clients selected to e Clinic feel that ils efforts have enrolled are on a been m ost -s uccessful , and referra·l, system . Re11ferralshare) should be even more so in the taken · from 3 sc 00 future . I h ·· · therapiSts, loca P yslctans , Clinic sessions are held at the hospitals, clin ics and parents Pomeroy Elementary School. and submitted to Mrs . Hemes . ., Hospital officials express their · She re views the referrals, ·1 d appreciation to the ildinterviews thE: faml Y an m 1·n1'stratl'on of the Meigs LOCal 10 0 f establishes a schedu ap· District for use of the ftcility. bas~d An aid to eliminate excess wa· . ter in a weight .. · - - · control program . 14-Day Supply TRY pointmen~ times for each . Those referrals indica ting a SLENDEX ' way A plecisant to he I p de. ' crease yout -· sire to eat. COLONIAL HIDE-A-BED Gcaceful wing back design . . . 21995 $ i~ textu r-ed fabric, with fu ll .. . · S1ze mattress. · ·. . MODERN HOLLYWOOD BED SET .te.~~tured headboard, tuft•d coil spring mottress and g . .bo.a: spring on metal frame . . ' . 7995 $ · . INGELS FURNITURE PH. 992-2635 . . to Prtscrlpti'on S..-vlc&-4 Registertcl Pharmacists S.Vt You! Open O.ily t:OO • .m. to ! p.m.-Sun"iy . 10:30 J.nt. to 12 :30 p.m . & 5·to 9 p.m. OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS \ I \I I Thompson, who rec,.-eived honorable· mention, a student at Ordnarice Elementary that spearheaded the drive and turned in 25,000 caps ; Todd Smith, Ordnomce Elementary, who turned in 5,222 caps; front rOw 1 Chuck Henson , North Point Elementary , ·third place winner , who collected 8,815 caps, and Tim Humphreys of New Haven Elemeritary who ,' collected 6",5:!5 caps. Not present was th e first place winner, Mel.anie Sisson of Mason Elementary, who collected 16,373 ca ps . ' Grim signed to direct libraries Monday 's Game { No game scheduled ) WHA. Playoff Standings By Unjted Press International • w. I. pet. g.b. {Finals) Chicago 15 5 .750 (Best of Seven) KansasCity 16 . 10 .6 15 2 w. 1. g1 ga Callfornia 13 9 .59 1 3 x -New England 4 1 30 1a · Minnesota 11 10 .52<'1 <'1 112 Winnipeg 1 4 18 30 Oak land 13 13 .500 5 x-Ciinched championship 71h Sunday 's Result Texas 8 13 .381 Saturday 's Results New Eng land 9 Winn ipeg 6 Bos ton 5 Minnesota 1 Detroit 2 Texas 0 Kan City 9 Milwaukee 7 Cleveland- '6 Oakland 5 · Chicag o 4 New York 0 Calif 3 Balt i more I Major League Resu Its Suhday'i Results By United .Press International Oakland 12 Cleve 0, 1st Oakland 7 Cleve 3, 2nd Na.iona I League {1S t, 12 innsJ Texas 7 Detroit 2 Chicago Balt imore 5 Ca lifornia o Mi lwaukee 3 Kan City 2 I 14 000 102 000- 9 16 0 San Francisto Min nesota 10 Boston 3 Chicago 11 New York 2 400 500 000 002- 11 14 I Pappa s, Burris ( 4), Bonham Monday 's Games · New York tMedich 2-1) a1 (7), LaRoc he (9) , Aker i lOJ a nd M innesota ( WoodsQn 1-0), 2: 15 Hu ndley ; Barr, M e Dowell (5) ~ p·.m. Sosa (8 ), Moffitt (9). Carrithers Boston (Curf i5 0-2) at Chicago {11) and Rader , Sadek (11) , WP - Carrith ers (1 -0) . L P~ Ak er f l r sahnsen ".:1 - 1), 9 p.m . Oakland ( Ff"ngers 0-1) at O. HR s- KinQman ( 3rd) ; Hund (1st), Pepitone (3rdL Balf i mor~ (Alexander 2-QJ., 1:.30 ley p.m . Matthews (l s;t) , Bon ds (6th). (2nd galne) (On ly games sc heduled) · Tuesday's Games Chica go 010 000 200-- 3 l() 1 San Fran 001 120 OOx- <'I 8 0 New York at ~inn, nig ht Bonham (7) and Gura, Bos ton at Chicago, niQht Rudolph; Will oughby , Sosa (9), Detroit atKan City. night . McDowell (9) and Rader . WPTexas at Milwaukee, night Cal i f at Cleve, tw i light Will oughby (3-2). LP-Gur a (1 1). HR -Garrett t 1st). .Oak land at BiJitimore, night . JACK FINCH ~ 9 13 .<'109 ' Rochester Pawtucket Syra cuse 1• Inc. 195 Upper River Rd . Galtipo,li s, Ohio, Ph , 446-9800 . International League By United Press lnternationa I American Division Athlete-of-fhe·Year · ;~·'iw;it;''v.w., Concepcion (4th). winners since tHe award waS • S23UI.05. Wes.t Lawson was the 1972 winner. originated in 1968 include Tony Bass, Bob Mabry, Mike 'Serio and Mike Duffey. Finch, a nativ.e Of Chesapeake, will take part in the mile run in the NAJA championship filials in Kansas City, Mo. later this month. Runnerup in the Athlete-<Jf. the-Year award was baseball PRI C E ~ 36 pa y mente res ult ing in Total Note of $2 583 . ~ a1 A. P. R. of 11.95 pd . Bank financi ng to approv ed credit . Sales Tax Moore 11-21. HRS- Bench (Sih) . Finch became the sixth Rio Grande Athlete to win the honor. With it gQes the Newt Oliver . Trophy. lt was the second straight year a track athlete won the award. Bob Other 1973 V.W. BEETLE, MODEL 1111 1 Inn, Kanauga. ' per.mo.* •71.75 "'I CASH Work bee planned HUNTINGTON As sum1~er approaches , &·outs in the Tri.State Area Council, Boy SCouts of Anlerica , look forward to a swnmer camp, adventure at Camp Arrowhead located near Ona, W. Va . On May 19, a work bee·will be held to prepare the camp for its 6 weeks session beginning on JJI!le 17. :· 8Scouts and Scouters will be working on general clean up Projects, painting and repair or buildin g~. development of 1 program areas, etc. Just recently the Seabees have been. MRS. PAM-THEISS, laboratory technician, JX>inls out features of a blood gas ' analyzer working on projects in the which has been purchased for Veterans Memorial Hospital to Mrs. Glen Dill, right, president of dining haU a.nd the shower the Meigs COunty Tuberculosis and Health' Assn . The analyzer is used when a patient is house at the swimming pool brought unconscious Into the hospital. The machine in seconds indicates to the doctor whether and will complete them at this · the cause of the WlCOnscious condition is diabetes, shock, lung difficulty 1 he~rt or some other time . ailment: Its $6,100 price tag was shared, $4,000 being paid by the County TB&H Assn. See An estimated 600 to 700 ,. Hospital, Page 5. Scouts a re expected to take CAPS FOR CANCER - As part of the annual fund drive part in this camping exin Mason County bottle caps were collec ted by stude nts of perience during the six week Mason County E le mentary Schools. The aru10al project is period . · · ~Wit'~ I headed by Jeannie Rardin, Mason County Cancef Chairman . Among the exciting activities 1'1\"1 Making the presentation of money Friday to the students was ,\ ' t tL"'H that Scouts will find a t Cam p Charles Hamilton, production mana ger ror Royal Cr-own Arr owhead a r e ~ wi.mming, Bottling Company. The check was for $809.60. Pictured arc, 1boating, rifle, archery, hiking, r, back row ; Hamilton, David Noll., of Ordnance Elementw·y, canoeing , and numerous Scout seco nd place 'wi nner who conected 9,200 caps; Kevin skill areas, such as cooking, lashings, etc. , A full camp staff has. been selected and will crea te and atmOsphere of working on behalf of a nd . serving · the libn•rics in 11 counties , ••ls~ WEI.l .STON - Jerry Grim campers in helping the leaders of Wellston wa s employed on signed an agr<'emcnt with the be · effec tive in adm inisterin g Mil}' :i by the board of trustees Slate Library of Ohio tu ca rry · the troop prog ram a t cam p. of the Ohio VHlley Area out the· Plan of Servk·e approved previ ous ly by lhe St<:ttc Libruric~ as director of the Ar ea Library Se rvi ce Librar y Board. Accordingly, $90,fiOU.50 was appropriated in Organization 1AI .SO ). ··Grim 's qualifi~ .ation s in clud e c onformanc~ with that Phtn of a Bachelor of F'ine Arts from service. THESE REGISTERED nurses are among the nursing staff of Veterans Memorial Ohio University, M<lster- of Hospital. From the left are Jean Wright, Doris Woodyard, Barbara Gilland, and Martha Gress. See Hospital on Page 5. LiPrary Science from Kent Trustee te rm s were s·tate University, 18 yt,wr s designa ted by lot as rollnws : librar y exper ience, and a 1!J7:1 te rm : Carh1 Mass ie , thor ough kn owledge of the area ll :Hry King , Hi_ll Ga 1·rdt, Charles B!rJkcslcc , Harold DARWIN - Cam p schedule to be served . Tile ALSO.Buard , made up of Cooper . · Bob Copl ey . 1974.: for the swnmer at the Ohio members elected by ami rrom Emelyne Reed, Gladys Me· Valley Christian Assembly at · Darwin has been announced by the 6o<lrds of t he member Clun g , Howard St . Cl:lir ; the Meigs County Churches of Chri st. . A camp for eight-year olds will be held June 24·27 with ../ Clifford Smith as the dean . The fir st junior week camp , ages nine through II, will be from Jul y 1-7 with· Raullin Moyer as dean , with the secon~ junior The Meigs County Regional Speech and Hearing wee k to be held July 15·21. Clinic has been in operation several years in Meigs Larry Br·adford will be dean County. Because of the great need for speech and for .the fi rst intermediate week, · hearing services in this area, the clinic was ages 12 through 14, July 8-14, -\· established to provide these services for any while Don Seevers will hi:jve ~· children and-or adults privately unable to obtain c har ge of the second inSCOTT LUCAS, Cheshire termediate week, July 22-28. such services. . and mayor of that . com· The senior week camp ·for It also provides for those requiring therapy munity , is assi s tant ad· . youth 151and over will be he ld services in addition to any they have received in ministrator of Vetera ns .July 2~·Au g . 4 and Hoyt Allen other school or clinic programs. The clinic operates Memorial Hospital. will be the dean. on a quarter system; at the end of each I 0 week SPECIAL PURCHASE! NBA Playoff Standings By United Press lnternationa 1 (Finals) (Best of Seven) . w. I. ~ct . · New York 2 1 .667 Los Angeles 1 2 .333 Sunday's Res.ults New York 87 Los Angeles 83 Monday 's ·Game (No game sc heduled) . ' ~G~i;an~ts:.;a~t•Y;,;a~n;;;k;;;e;;e•;... . . .,..~~~~~~~~---., Fists fly in 'Frisco ··, ~- ThE Dally Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomeroy. 0 ., May 7, 1973 ( A) July IZ, 1973 Syracuse l A) at Gian ts - DI Tige rs at Rutland (A) 1 R tl nd I B) at Pirates - 02 Syracuse ( B) at Ya,n kees - 01 u a Yankees at Syracuse ( B ) June21 , 1973 Rutland fA) at Yankees - D1 July 16,1973 tJ d (A) Pirates at Gianls _ D2 Ya nkees at Ru an Dl Tigers at Syracuse ( 8 ) Gianls at PiratesSyracuse (A) at Rutland (B ) Syra cuse fB ) al Tigers - (A) 02 June25,1973 Rutla nd (B) at Syracuse Ya nkees at Gian ls - Dl Julyl9, 1973 Dl w. I. pet. g.b. Rutland ( A) at Rutland ( B) Concepcion smacked his fourth San Fr.;an cisco 21 9 .71 0 Syracuse ( AJ at Syracuse (B) homer of the year with none on Hous t on 19 10 .655 2 Cinci nnat i 16 10 .6 15 J h and two. out in the ninth. June 7, 1973 los Angeles 15 13 .536 Sift Montreal's only run came in Atlanta Yankees at Tigers - Dl Tigers at P irates - D2 9 16 .360 10 the ninth on a Darrell Chaney .San Diego 10 18 .357 10 112 Gianls at Rutland (B) Rutland (A) a t Syracuse ( A) Saturday's Results. error. Baylor Moore dropped Syracuse (A) at Pirates - D2 Syracuse ( B) at Rutland ( B) Montreal 8 Cinci nnati 6 Rutland l A) at Syracuse (B ) June 28, 1973 his second game. of the year1 Houston 9 New York 2 June 11,1973 Tigers at Gian ls - Dl Ch icag o 7 San Fran ci sco 4 after picking up one victory. Atlan+t~ 7 Philadelph i a 0 Yankees at Syracuse ( A) · Pirates at Yankees - D2 '' Jqhnny Bench is strong San Diego 6 Pitt sburgh 5 Syracuse (B) at Giants _ 02 Ru'iland {B ) at Rutland (A) now, so we don't have to worry Los Angeles 11 St. Louis J Sunday's Resu lts Syracuse ( B) at Syracuse (A) Tigers at Rutland (B) about that operation. He's all Atlanta 3 Ph i ladelph ia 1 Rutland (A 1 at Pirates - 01 July 2,1973 over that. He's as good as he Houston 14 New York 8 June 14, 1973 Ti ger s at Yankees - 01 ever was/' Anderson said. Cin ci nnati 6 M.ontr~al I San Diego 8 Pittsburgh 0 Rutland (A) at Giants _ Dl Rulland (8 ) at Gian ts - D2 Los Angefes J St . Lou is o Tigers at Syracuse ( A) Pirates at Syracuse (A) San Fran 11 Ch i 9, 12 inns. l si Syracuse (B) at Pirates _ D2 Syra cuse (B) at Rutland (A) San Fran 4 Chicago 3, 2nd Today 's Probable Pitchers Yankees at Rutland ( B) July 5, 1973 (All Times EDT) June 18, 1973 Syracuse I A) at Yankees - 01 " Houston . ( Roberts 2-1) at Giants at Syracuse ( B) Montreal . {McAnall Y' 2-0L 8 Gianl• at Syracuse (A) p.m . Rutland (B) at Ti gers - D2 Marty Perez. Perez walked on Atlanta ( P. Dobson 2-3) at Pirates at Rutland fA I four pitc!les, then Gentry New York (Seaver -2-3). 8 p .m . . July 9,1973 Cincinnati (Grimsley 4- 1) at NHL Playoff Standing s walked to force in another run. Philadel Ph ia tLonborg 1-4) , 7: 30 By United Press lnternationa I Gianls at Rutland 1A) ,. A Season High p.m . (Finals) Syracuse (A) at Tigers - Dl Pittsburgh (Walker 1-0) at San Diego hanged out a (Best of Seven I Los Angeles {Messersmith 1-3}. w. I. gf ga Pirates at Syracuse ( B I season high of 16 hits including II p.m . Montreal 3 1 20 11 Rutland (B) at Yankees - D2 home runs by Johnny Grubb Chicago ( Reu sc hel 2-1) at San Chi cag o I 3 11 20 Sunday 's Result and Clarence Gaston in defeat- Dieg o (Gre i f 1-2J.lO: JOp .r'n . (Only games scheduled) Montreal 4 Chicago 0 ing Pittsburgh. In the second Tuesday's Games Monday's Game inning, Caldwell singled and Houston at Montreal , night (N o game scheduled ) . Atlanta at New York, night . scored nn Grubb's first major Cinci at Phila, night league homer. Gaston led off Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night AH_L Playoff Standings By Un1ted Press lnternatioi'lal the third with his fourth home Chicago at San Diego. night · (Semifinals) , run of the year and the Padres St . Lou is at San Fran, night (Best of Seven) picked up two more runs in the American League w. I. 9f ga East Cincin nati 2 0 1<'1 9 sixth o~ Gaston's bases.Joaded w. ~~ -- pet. g .b. Nova Scot ia o 2 9 14 double. Detroit 12 13 .480 Sunday's Result 11 12 .478 Cin c innati 7 NoVa Scotia 6 Lee May hi~ ·a grand-slam Milwaukee BY NEll. HERSHBERG Three Were Ejected UP! Sports Writer · Pappas, Cub Manager The fists were flying Sunday Whitey Lockman and Coach afternoon at San Francisco's Hank AgUirre were ejected Candlestick Park but Giant from the contest. outfielder Bobby Bonds saved In. other National League his best punch. for last. action, Atlanta beat PhiladelBonds, involved in a fourth- phia, 3-1, Houston battered inning brawl that emptied both New York, 14..!1, Cincinnati benches, socked a two-run downed Montreal, 6-1, San homer into the left field stands Diego blanked Pittsburgh, 11-0, with two out in the 12th inning and Los Angeles defeated St. to give San Francisco an 11·9 Louis, 3-0. victory over the Chicago CUbs In the American League, in the first game of a Oakland swept a double header doubleheader . The Giants from Cleveland, 12-0, and 7-3, made it a sweep of the twin bill Texas beat Detroit, 7-2, Min· with a 4-3 victory in the nesota walloped Boston, 1~3 , nightcap . Chicago downed New York, 11- home run in a seven-run, · Bonds and CUb relief pitcher 2, Baltimore blanked . seventh-inning rally and Bob Jack Aker were two of the chief California, 5-0, and Milwaukee Watson had four hits including combatants in the brawl tha.t edged Kansas Cit~, 3-2. a three-run homer in Houston's halted the game for 15 minutes. Jim Willoughby, with ninth- rout of New York . The Astros '. Chicago pitcher Milt Pappas inning relief help from Elias 14 runs and their 16 hits were hit Giant starter Jim Barr with Sosa and Sam McDowell, beat both season highs for them a pitch in retaliation for Barr's the Cubs in the second game to while the Mets, whose relief hilling Chicago third baseman extend San Francisco's lead in pitching collapsed completely, Ron Santo in tbe third inning. the National League's Western lost their fifth game in a row. In the ensuing melee, Cub Division to two games over the Johnny Bench drove ~ two Co'ach Pete Reiser was second plac'e Astros. 1 TWls with a sacrifice fly z.nd his knocked out accidentally and Relief pitcher Billy Wilson fifth homer of the season and .haq to be carried from the field walked two straight batters Dave Concepcion homered and on a stretcher. Reiser has ha<! including winner pitcher Gary stole three hases as Cincinnati a history of heart trouble in Gentry with the bases loaded in heat Montreal. recent years and was taken to the eig hth inning to enable the Joe Ferguson belted his sixth St. Luke's Hospital for ob- Braves to defeat Philadelphia borne run of the season as Los servation. Santo and Barr also before 60,120 Jacket Day fans . Angeles made the most of four were taken to St. Luke's for Mike Lum and Dusty Baker hits to _beat St. Louis. AI treatment of minor injuries. singled with one out and Mac Downing, 3-1, pitched a ~a­ Santo suffered a bruised chest Scarce struck out pinch-hitter hitter and got all the offense he when hit by a pitch and Barr Hank . Aaron . When Dave needed when Ferguson homwill be X-rayed lor a bruised Johnson walked to load the ered into the leftlield pavilion elbow. hases, Wilson came on to face with one out in the second. ' • • MIDDLEPORT • d greater need are contacte 1" t receives E h first. ac new c Jehn h . a complete sp~ec , ea nn g 1·r and·OI' language eva ua ton 35 . ·needed . Each client is en rolled · t for at least one 30 mmu e · f · d' 'd 1 therapy Session o 10 tvl ua · seve re f h Some o t e mor · ·e · ng one problems are receivl hour of .individual therap.r · 11 when time a ows. · The schedule whi ch is nQw · ,full, may· . requtre more th era pi s ts wh-e n th ey are available from Ohio llniver- NEW·MEMEETS Cilidy Scyoc was crowned queen at a· rece nt meeting of the. "New Me... Club f,or the largest weight loss r1ecorded . The door-prize was won by Carol Scyoc and thre e member.s reported weight gain and were required to perform pig tricks. Unda Well had charge ' Ki ng. lll<:tm !'ROM AKRON Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bland of Apron spent Tuesday to Frida y with Mrs. Pear l Reynolds , Middleport. IN CHARL ESTON Mr . and Mrs . Law r en ce BatJghm;-w and Jeffrey and Mt·. and Mrs . Wi.lliam Fred Smith, Sr. , Middleport, were Sunda y visitor s or relatives in Charleston , W. Va. · , lloyt Kin g wants you to know th a t a s poo k in a s ultan ·s palace h; a harem- scH e'em. . CENTER~ ~ ~ ---------------------- Progressive dinner planned for May _9 An " Eat Around the Dan Thomas, Chestnut St., (former John Lyons property ) Villa ge 1" four. co~rse dinner sponso red by the Middleport where the Hors d'oeuvres will Amateur Garde·ners · wi1f be be served. ·, held Wednesday fro111 5:30 to 7 p.m. From th ere the dinner. will The public is· invited to move to the home of Mrs. participate in the dinner and Holdain May, 387 South Fourth may pw-chase tickets at $1.50 Ave.· for saLads, theil to Mrs. from any of the members. Ferman E. Moore;! 271 N. Serving at each of the four Fourth for the . main ~urse, homes will cootinue from 5:30 and then to the home of Mrs. .·to 7 p.m. and tickets will be ' selwyn Smith , 415 South available at the home of Mrs. Fourth, for dessert. Sunday .visitor . Kail , Kevin a nd Charles. Mr . and Mrs . . Franklin . Sheet of Water When seve n inches of rain · fell within 30 minutes at Cambridge. Ohio, o ne day in Jul y 1914, ,lhe ~ air was so full of water that anyone step ping outdoors f o.u n d it virt~ally impossible !9 bneathe. lt was one of the severest rain storms ever recorded in thl:! Unit ed S!a1es . SPRINGTONE LATEX HOUSE PAINT ¢ GALLON ROOF CEMENT .· . " . ·METAL GARDEN RAKES SPECIAL Wolfpeii News, No_tes fM ' Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Sunday dinner guests o r. Albany was a Wednesday and Mrs . .Harley T. Johnson visitor of Mr. a nd Mrs. Lincoln were . Mrs. J . R. Murphy I Russell.· Peggy, Carmel and · Barbara. J o Smith spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of l")ight with Charlotte Lambert 'Akr on were weekend visitors of of Ne lsonvilk. On Thursday Jo. Mr . a nd Mrs. Robert Russell . Smith attended a business · Mr. and Mrs. Jac k Downs meeting a~ the Hocking Forrest were fcce nt visitors of her Lodge at Old Man 's Cave. gra ndparents, Mr. and ·Mrs . Mr. arid Mrs. Leon Shumate " Harl ey T. Johnson. and-sons of Bantytow_n , W. Va .; Saturday supper gUests of d H l T Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Shumate f>)r . an Mrs. . ar ey , and sons of Ma n's field a nd Mrs. J oh nson were Barbara Mur. . Paul Pierce a nd fam ily , . phy , Tammy and Che ryl Mas on, wt::re Saturday Johnson. · · 'th and Mr. . vtsttors ·or Mr. an d Mrs. Larry M1'ss J o · Sm1 1 d J ~ hnson, Gi na , Tahnee, Brady Danny Wor ey e njoy e a and Mrs . Geneva Shumate. cookout Sunday evening with Mrs. Helen · J ohnson was a Mr. and Mrs . Doyle ' Knapp, While PLASTIC ·-- Mrs . Clin ton Gilkey, Mrs. Harold Gillogly of Albany and ·JMrs . ·Wa lte r J ordan · of" . Ga111'poll·s . were Tuesday ·: viSitors of Mr. and Mrs: Lincoin R.ussell. of games and the winners were Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'McElroy. Evelyn and Barbara Well, CindyandCaroiScyoc,Thelma of Colwnbus were · weekend . La nce . and Connie and Ruth visitor s Of Mr . and Mrs. Paul . Pljtman . McF.lroy . 1-lar r-ad on, Ca r olyn M&R SHOPPING --,. . Russell of Middlepor t was. a Satur~ay evening .visitor of Mr. .and Mrs. Lincoin Russe1l. Myron MOTORBIKE RACE SALZB\]RG , Austria ( UPl i - Jarno Saarinen of 'Finland, riding on a Yafnaha. won the 250 ccm class of Uw Motorbike Grand . Prix races , counting towards the World Championships, on the Salzbur ~rin track today . Saarine n, who wa s the . fastest driver in the practice run s Saturday in two ca tegor ies- in the 250 cern class and in the 500 cern classcloc ked 48 minutes 31.50 seconds for an: average speed of 1~7 .22 kilometers per hour , BLACK & DECKER . e Improvement SPE(IALS Plastic Pipe 4"xl0' Each $ 99 HEDGE TRIMMER SPECIAL BLACK & DECKER FOUNDATION WATER • PROOFING .' ' ELECTRI MOWER 5 gal. can l �• . I' ,,. 1-' The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 7, 1973 ·D. Meigs PTA schedules OPTOMETRIST ' 'Be-1n T n., discuss~d con'fi erence ~_:: j~~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meigs 4-H Club News . Plans for a shopping trip to Forema.n ; repor ter, € hris . OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12 , 2 T<15 ( CLOSE: buy ma terial and patterns Woif J ,;. AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT •• were discussed at the April . Th.e members • 24th meeting of the Bashan wtf~t projects they would take _ _::_::.:_:::_:::__ _ _ •- ..... • Bunch 4-H Club. The meeting th is year. The nht meeting A Molher ·Daughter " Be-In" r •• '•• was held at the home of Mary will be May 1$ at the Letart for junior and senior high • • Rose. Advisors attending the Communi ty Hall . - Chris school gi rls an d their mothers meeting were Mary Rose and Wolfe. sponsored by the Meigs County A weekly feature of Meigs •.,• County Garden Club members . Louise Pitze r. There were 10 THE ME IGS Co unty Council of PTA's will be in the •• members present. _sllepherds held a meeting April Meigs Junior Hlgh auditorium • The members also disc~ssed 25 at the Meigs Coun ty Ex- Thursday evening, May 10 at 7 color a nd textur e com- t.enslon Office. Advisor at- p.m. Mrs. Robert Dugan and binati ons . After tlie meeting tending was Mrs. J oyce Cof!ey. Mrs. Howa rd E rvi n, coCindy Pitzer served r efresh- The re we re 12 members chairpersons o( the Family ments. The ne xt meeting will present. The members Ufe Committee· of the local be Ma y 29 at the home of Mary discussed how to figure up PTA, ate coord inati ng the event, in cooperation with the Rose - l3arbara Coates. rations for the year . THE CHESTER FARM Boys Re(reshments were served Meigs County Cha pter of the he ld th e ir organizat io na l by Denise Dean and Pam March of Dimes. ' The Be-Ins are conducted by meetin g on April 26 at th e home Kautz. Advisors will be visiting ' BY RACHEL SMITII qualified medical professionals of Roger Keller . Advisor a' t each member on May 19 to • Amateur Garden Club tending was Charles Frecker _ weig h the lam bs. - Pam an d feat ur e 11 Tomorr ow ~· Happens Today," a medically Th ere were . 12 members Kautz. ••• •• present. THE FIVE POINTS Bucks authenticated March of Dimes : . A recent issue of ''Early American Life •• included an article Items 'or business dlscusse~ held a mee ting April 25 at the filmstrip for young people. In Early American Gar<k>M. Among the planning and planting included electiori' of officers, , home o£ Ni ckey Leonard. clear, straight.forward terms , :SChedules, some mlerestmg culinary possibilities were offered pr ojec t books, a nd hikes . There were two advisors, four ye t with se nsiti vity it ::n-om the flower . garden. The followin g are lim r~cipes and, Rodney Keller led the rnem· members, and on e visitor delineates youth's preparent· •..although !be family may not call for a speedy repeal of the dish bers in a game of " Briti sh prese nt. The members talked hood responsi bilities . It :Jet's hope they will admire the ingenuity of the cook ' . Bulldog ." Afterwards refresh- of plans an~ activities for the stresses good teen health •' habits in relation to such major ments were served by Mrs. year. : NASTURTIUM SALAD - To a mixed green salad add a Keller.· The next meetin g will The pro_ject lessons were on co ncerns as poor diets, drug : tablespoon or two to las!<: of finely chopped nasturliu~ stems be Ma y 17 at Gary Nelson's.- the following: " Rabb'its," abuse and venereal disease. ::and buds that already show enough petal to add to the color efKeith Krautter. caring, feedin g, and building a Followin g th e filmstrip , ;ject. Garnish tbe salad bowl with open blossoms. pen ; ."Gard ening," s'ize of medical experts wUI answer MARIGOL[) CUSTARD - With the back of a spoon crush a A DMONSTRATION on safe garden and type of seeds to be questions of the girls and their ::CUP of ma;igold petals to r<>lease !be flavor .·Scald ther'n in two wiring and clean ligpt bulbs at planted: mothers. ..eups of nulk. Flavor with 'f.! ll:aspoon vanilla. Add 3 beall:n egg " Ove r one-half million J ohnnie Riebel , Nickey home was given by Dinah ~olks, pmch of salt, 3 tablespoons of sugar mixed with a dash of Erlewine and Debbie Pierce at Leonard, and Ra"y Spencer teenage girls marry each year :::llubn~g and another of allspice. Add 'h teaspoon of rose water. the May l meeting of the Irish gave special reports on their and one-third of the firstborn Better late than never: our own Sports Bug. :;?our mto a casserole dish and bake as a custard. Serve with Leprechauns. The meeting was pr ojects. Leonard led the are born to teenage mothers. :Whipped cream garnished with marigold blossoms. With oversize radial tires. Mounted on held at the home of 'Harold members in two games, " Don 't These figures highlight the Beans " and need for early teen education . mag-type wheels, Erlewine. Advisor attending · Spill the • · CANDIED VIOLETS OR ROSE PETALS - Coat whole PTA hopes to assist mothers in the meetlng was Minnie Thorn ~ ''Emergency.'' / True bucket seats. ::;;..;olet heads or individwll rose ·petals in white of egg slightly helping their daughters apThe next meeting will be ton . There were 17 members ~aten with 2 teaspoons of water. A drop of violet essence if An Indy-type steering wheel. present. May 23 at the Nicklois Leonard proach marriage and parent· ::ll~ailable ol"'a drop or two of rose water added to the egg white A short-throw stick shift. · Different committees were home . Special plans for this hood with an intelligent un· ~Ill enhance the (lavor of the candied flowers . Dip in a small discussed and apProved during meeting will include project derstanding of the'ir · respoli· Four-wheel independent suspension. · . saucer of granulated sugar and lay out on paper towels to dry. sibilities,'' .stated Mrs. Dugan . the business meeting. Sending reports, - Nickey Leonard . An air-cooled rear-mounted aluminum· Next day repeat the sugaring process until the violets or rose We believe this program will THE club members to camp was HARRlSONVILLE petals are completely crisp and dry, They may be served as a magnesium alloy engine. 1 also discussed. Do(lna Thorn- Girls 4-H Honor Club held its provide a focus and a springconversation piece after dessert or used to garnish the white Your choice of Marathon Silver Metallic ton gave a specia·l report on the organizational meeting April board for further mother and icing of a party cake. . J. L. Pop Stand at the Regatta . 24 at the Harrisonville Grange . daughter discu.ssions, to bridge paint, or Saturn Yellow. With jet black trimming Teresa White led the club Advisors attending were Betty " the generation gap." all around. . · members in recreation. Af- BishQp and Sharon Jewel. RECORD BROKEN . Options? Plenty. Like flare-tip pipes. terwa.rds Dinah Erlewine There were nine members SYRACUSE The served refre shments. The present. congregation of the Church of Racing stripes. Stereo radio. And more. . conservation committee will Officers for the year elected the . Nazarene was happy · If this sounds good to you, don't be late. present the program at the were , Janel Maue, president; Eas ter Sunday when they Because we've made only a limited number next meetin g which will - be Brenda Bishop, vice president; broke their old attendance ' of Sports Bugs. May 15 at the home of Carol Debbie Li.mbert, secretary; record of 228 which was made Beverly Bishop, treasurer; and on the. exact same date , April Pierce . - David Thornton . Late could be never. .-' • THE LETART Farm Boys Sue Kennedy, news reporter . 22, 1962. This Easter Sunday Alternate mem.bers will serve the attendance was 232. In 1962 or g aniz ~d May l at the Letart Community Hall . Advisor as Recreation Leaders. their pastor was the .Re~. . I . The members were ·also attendirig wa s Randall H•rold Holmes and their UPPER RIVER ROAD .Roberts. There were five assigned their: projects. Tbe superintendent M~;ris · Wolff. members pr~ sent. Officers for Meigs C~mnty Project~Pian.Q­ This year the pastor· is the_Rev . PH. 446·9800 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO the upcoming year .are as Rama was announced . . The Marsha11 Larimore with Bob follows: president, Tim Wolf; next meeting will be May 7 at Moore, the superint¢nden( 1.1 ic~ pre sident, Jimmy the Harrisonville Grange. Foreman; secretary, _-Todd Sue Kennedy . THE MEIGS County Better Roberts ; treasurer , David Livestock Dairy Club held a :!:~:~:i:?.::::::?.~~:z::;:;:;~::::::~:::::::!:::::::::x::::::::::;~ meeting April 24 at tlie horne of Willie Levacy. Advisor attending was Roy Holter . There · !!l iii= CHOOSE FROM OUR NOW were 12 mwrnbers present. The project lesson was on the different kinds of cows and calves and their registration. 11P'••: •s.[• •. ·E ·"·Iy- A·m·'·';·"·""" A demonstration on lounge chair platform rock~r MONDAY dehorning was given by Willie AUGUST SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Levacy. Kathy Parker gave a p.m. at the school. Piano specia l report -on safety. Eddie JULY students will 'give a recital. . Holter . and Patty Parker led I JUNE Grvndparents will . be the. club in recreation. Af. recognized. terwards refreshments were _... MAY Served by Mrs. Levacy. rr r r POMEROY Chamber of The next · meeting will be APRIL St t down . Move co m ton M o~e th~ ' comton post Commerce at noon at Meigs p osit1oner lever bac k !0 t iOrrc r lever fo r ~·~<.JI'[J to F s SMTWT May 29 at the home of Jackie Inn . lock pos 1t ron . You are tn reh:!il <;C locke d mechan•sm a stat tona ry LOUNGE ;md . you have a PLAT · ,)_ . FINAL PLANS for annual and Carl Parker . . - Mary CHAIR . It ca Q be adju St ed FORM ROCKER . Mora . f rom 15'/," w\ 17" !ir.il !l ng inspection when Racine ·- ---....· . '.........;: ..;,.-~ he igt:t to ~ul t tt1e LITTLE ·Chapter 134, OES, meets at 8 LADY or the SI X EXCLUSIVE FOOTER . p.m . at temple . FEATURE ! ELECT OFFICERS RACINE BASEBALL Assn . CHESTER - .The Ladies Monday 7:30 p.m.' at Racine Auxiliary of the Chester tv rocker tv lo.u nge Junior High. All persons in. Volunteer fire department met teresh~ d in the · summer W~_~nesday evening at the . ·baseball program are urged to. firehmise with President Grace attend . Gumpf in charg€. Minutes of BOSWORTH ~ouncil 46, the previous meeting were, /' Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 read by secr:-etary, Margaret rl r I ' To sto p in T V vii:lwrng post p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Christy and the treasurer's Push down on top o f both Iron de si red,_move co mfort arms and push b ack . A d· Temple. Refreshments. Super report by Opal Wickham. p osi t ioner I!?Ver IHtck _ to j us !oa ~ e foo tr est r rses an d , lock positron . !Note : X master degree to be con- Reports of committees were -, yo u are m a ROCKING TV FOOTREST can easrly be P!)SITIQN . EXCLUSIVE given. ElectioJl of officers was ferred. f.l ttshed DOWN to de!irr ed FEATURE! These tca tw'es posrt ion, INDEPENDENT held with Inzy Newell elected listed by Society o t Aero· MIDDLEPORT OF BACK, tor comfor t or space Engineers a~ the UT mo d.e~ t y . ) ·Club, 7:30p .m. at the home of presld~nt, Margaret Christy, MOST IN COMFORT. Mrs. M. L. French, Fisher St., vice president, Betty Newell, secretary and Erma Cleland, ~-~~-------. .~-------• Middlep,or t. Assisting treasurer. Marcia Keller was lull bed recliner heplth & beauty hostesses, Mrs . Uoyd ·Black· welcomed as a. new member. wood and Miss Frieda Faehnle . . Model AS181P2K board Program by a guest demon- Refreshments of cake and coffee were served by Grace New Westinghouse Compact strator. Westinghouse Heavy Duty 18,000 REG. PRICE 1289.95 Gumpf to those named and · 5000 Room Air 'conditioner · Room Air ConditiOner · , . TUESDAY Jean Sexson , Ethel ··orr, SPECIAL CHICKEN Dinner at Letart. Clarice AHen , Clara· Conroy Model ACD5DP1 Z Model AS181 P2K Falls Community Hall, election · LI._, , ,, ,. I1T1 .PRICE and Do~othy Myer. ., • 50,00 BTU cooling capacity, 115 volts • 18,000 BTU cooling capacity day, beginning at, 11 :30 a.m. Yo u e<m everr r.ec hne to FrOm locked TV p os rt ion, • Lightweight- only 59 lbs. • Removable, washable filter thf! " HEALTH AND p us h up , back for FULL 88 MEETING ~f ··Racine BEAUTY BOAFIO' ' posr • Protected by Westinghouse Nationwide RECLINING position. • 2-speed fanHigh and Night Coo' t I ron wr th head lower tlran Firemen's Auxiliiu-y scheduled (Bac k and seat ch 1111ye Sure Service • Adjustable air directional louvers feet . EXCLU SIVE FEA· angle. Ver tebra llxp ands. REG. PRICE 1119.95 for ,Tuesday, changed to 7:30 TURE ! RECOMMENDED RELAXE!: ner ves and mus· • Vent control exhausts or circulates room to rmnwve crr t l da tron and cles.) To return t o si t \rtl(l p.ll}. on Thursday', due to SURGERY UNDERGONE air, or draws in fresh air • tal-:es pr e~~u m ot t tim hedr1 po sr t ion, lean forward·. election at fire house. ,Jll d .r,id s rn 1educrng push fo otrest d own wr th SYRACUSE - Relatives and • Adjustable thermostat~ II positions SPECIAL PRICE wnnk les by pru m ot rll!JCH · feet , unlocK mechanr sm . RACINE LODGE 461 F&AM, friends here have ·le~rned of • High-efficiency dehumidification · cu latron _ regular meeting, 7:.30 p.m. All the hospitalization of Mrs. • Easy-Mount Kit for installation in Master Mason's irlvited · Woodrow (Babe) Hendrix in windows up to 48" wide ' refreshments. • Sel!-sleeving for thru-wall mounting Milwaukee, Wis. A former • Protected by'Westinghouse Nationwide OPEN DOOR session by resident of Syracuse stte is in Sure Service repre,sentative (rOm office of Mount, Sinai Hospital, 948 N. Cong. Clarence Miller, 9 a.m. 12th St. She has undergone . to 11 a.m., in Meigs County surgery and is in guarded courtroom. ' co.ndition . Her s~n and wife, WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Franklin HenPOMEROY· MIDDLEPORT drix , and daughter, Mrs . LIONS.CLUB, noon, Meigs Inn. R~ndy Adkins (Mary ), local, ' ,. ., POMERoY CHAPTER 80, were with her at the time of the Royal Afch Masons, Pomeroy . operation . She would .welcome 312 oTH ST. PHONE 675-1160 . . POINT PLEASANT . Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m . C~l'ds !rum ciJd friends h~re .· . ,, . ' Green Thumb Notes .. .. ~ A limited offer from \k,lkswagen: 7- Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. May 7, 1973 ' Capt. Johnson · recipes add color to meal SANDRA HILL .. KATHRYN HILL - ::on - - ~ = ... J u -s . Don Watts Volkswagen Inc. T .O. U T ~O ~ I l £0 •• A Social ~\ caIendarlll s: ." '~ ':. .~.~n."•.?.~.~.·!.~.~.b.~.'t,.'~,.b..:~.inp.vl~.t!.~i Westinghouse Aii' Conditioner HUGE SELECTION v I I I E I. D --why melt~ - .. ' J . . this summer?· -. #iti/;-tk ~ p E c I GARD~N I A L - - s .$268 A'· $104.50 v .. ·E Baker Furniture . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . I DONNA CROSS . ·• ;- MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM CA~OLINA lUMBER & SUPPLY CO. . • Carmel News is pro~ted to Co. commander ~Flower R R I . DEBBIE ROUSH .. RACINE - Five women of the Racine area wil't graduate M~y 13from Rio Grande College. Above are pictures of four of them: · DEBBIE ROUSH, RACINE, Rt. 2, will graduate with a B.S. Degree in elementary education. Mrs. Roush is married to Marshall Roush. They are the parents of one .On, Joey, 3. Mrs. Roush is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill and a member of the Student Education Assn. MRS. KATHRYN HILL, RACINE, Rt. 2, will graduate cum laude with a B.S. degree in elemeQtary education and a min9r in mathematics. Mrs. Hill's husband, Virgil, is a farmer ·and riverboat pilot. They have three children, Dwight, 12; Tina Marie, 7 and Jarrod, 3.-Mrs. Hill hastaught at Letart Falls Elementary three years where she is active in the PTA and advisor to the cheerleaders. She is the daughter of Mrs. Morgan Powell and late Mr. Powell, She is a member of the Ohio, County and local education associations. DONNA CROSS, RACINE, RT. I, will graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cross, she is a member of the Racine Baptist Church and Student Education Assn. . SANDRA HILL, RACINE, WILL graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. Mrs. HiU and her husband, Dennie, an accountant at the Goodyear Plant at Apple Grove, W.Va., are the parents of two children, Steven, 13 and Sonja, 10. Mrs. Hill has taught at Racine Elementary the past three years. She is a member of the Ohio, county and loeal education ·. associatlolts, Racine. PTA, and a cheerleader advisor. She is the daughter of the late Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Bowers. MRS. PAUUNE HILL, RACINE, Rt: 2, not pictured, will graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. Mrs. Hill is a teacher at Syracuse Elementary. She is married to Clifford Hill and lliey have one son, Max. She is a member of the O.E.A. By the Day PT. PLEASANT - t:apl. John J. J ohnson, U. S. Army Quarterma :ster Corps, has been promoted to the post of Commanding Offlcer of •• Au Company , 9th Supply and Transport Battalion , Fort Lewis, Wash., in ceremonies at the post on May I, according to information received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. James Johnson of Cincinnati. Capt. Johnson attended Point Pleasant, Wahama and Richland, Washington High >chools. He is a graduate of ;olumbia Bas in College, Pasco, Wa sh., and the University of Nebra_ska, where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science Degree. H~ is a career soldier, having 'received his commission upon graduating from Officer Candidate School, Fort Benning, where he en. tered as a private. He served two tours of duty in South Vietnam during the conflict there. Capt. Johnson is the grandson of Mrs. Rena Johnson, New Haven, W. Va., and the late Henry D. Johnson, and a grand-nephew of Miss Anna 0 . ' Johnson of Letart, Route 2. Mr . and Mrs. Doyle Multi and fami ly of Ne w Philad~l phia, 0 ., spent Thu rsday through Saturday with Mr . and Mrs . Homer Circle, Verna and Wavie. Mr s. Sue Foll rod and daughter, Kim, Mrs. Douglas Circle and Florence Circle visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Belpre recently. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and daughter, Dixie, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris ATI'END CONVENTION- Southern High School FFA ' Xenia, Ohio. members who rec<!ntly attended the 'State I"FA Convention Mrs. ' Douglas Circle and beld in Columbus were front row, 1-r, Rocky Hupp and Steve Florence Circle visited Mrs . Hupp ; back row, Bob Spurlock, advisor, Norman Curfman Laura Byer.!j, of Tanne rs Run and Don ~aefer : Approximately 2800 FF A members !rom recently. Ohio attended <the convention . Kimberl y Follrod wet s a ,Weekend guest of her grandparen ts, Mr . and Mrs . Jack F'ollrod Sr ., of Pomeroy . I By Bertha Parker Calling at the hom~ of Mr. field, visited Sunday with his Sabbath School attend•nce grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ar·thur .J ohnson and Apr;t 29 at tbe Free Methodis t Norman Scha ef~ r . family ~ nd Betty Van Meter on Church was 92. Morning of. Mr . Vern Story , Columbus, is Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. fering was $72.99, building fund spending the week with Mr . . Hayman Barnitz .of Pomeroy was $30.58. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, and Mr. and Mrs. William Rev. Robert Buckley is in Mrs. Story and sOn, John, Carl eton of Raci ne. Caldwell this week holding a returned to Columbus Sunday . Recent visitor s at the revival. Ro!:frt Barton , Dougla s Circle home were layman, will be-in charge of the meeting in the absence of Rev . Buckley . . Tuppers Plains The Men's Fellowship and the Women 1s Missionary of the Mrs. Velma Newell has local church will hold their returned to her home here May meeting at the County a£ter being at the horne of her Home May 7 at 6 p.m. Refresh· Mr . and Mrs. Gene Whytsell, son, Mr . "!.lld Mrs. ,Clair Newell ments will be served . Mr. and M.-s. Sol Bigley and of Colwnbus after having eye Master John Story , Mr. and Mr·s. William Gillilan surgery . . ._ Columbus, spent his Easter and Toni visited Mr. and Mrs. vacation with his grand- .Jmnes Carter and son, Sunday . "Mr . ~wd Mrs . Howard parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Jacobsen and son, Belpre, and Schaefer. Mrs . Thomas Darst and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited children, spent · the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsinger with Mr. and Mrs. James and Aleshia Lynn, Saturday. Mr. an'd Mrs. Woodrow Gilmore. ' Mrs. Netty Hayes, Mrs. Eva Rockhold and lamily spent Dresseur, Mrs. Edna Reibel Saturday night and Sunday and Bertha Parker attended wit~ Mrs. Harvey Rockhold . Mrs . Alvin Reed and Mr. and · .the Daughters . of America Convention .at Colul}lbus Mrs. Dohrman Reed and family visited Sunday with Mr . Saturday . Mr. David Schaefer, Mans· and Mr~ . Ray Weaver and rmnily . ~ur e n Dunc<~n of Riverview, Sfms, Kenny a~d ~·..... ve, of·~ Fla .; Mr . and. Mrs . Ray Columbus, visill:d at the home Johnson and son of Portland ·• of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ables, family and Ralph Lee . l ;m~ Bottom RD; ' Mr. and Mrs. Glen 'Tuttle and son of Eagle Ridge, Howard Writesell uf Spiller, Mrs. James PatProfessiona lly i n your home terson and sons, Racine RD. or bus ines s. Spe cial mach l !les for clean lr\g Mr. and Mrs. J ack Follrod Jr. fur-ni ture In ypur home. We and Paul Moore, local. go anyw 11 ere In M ei gs Mr . and Mrs . William Co~mty . An ti -r-eso i l used in Carleton, Rat;ine, spent all work . Free estim ates. Ca ll anyti me. Tuesday evening with Eun ie Brinker, Sheryl Le An n Bob . Kiesling ' s Carpel J ohnson spent the evening at Cle.antng Service, Gattipo1is, Otuo. Phon~ 446·4-408 . Lhe Brinker home. M;·s. Dwight Swepston and . CARPETS a£ANED Laurel Cliff News Notes Eden News Langsville Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denny of Wilkesville are spending ~orne time at the home of their daughter, Mrs. B~uce Morris while Mrs. Denny is recOvering from eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and boys of Seaman, 0 :, spent a weekend recently with her mother, Mrs . AJpha Barr. · Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and boys and Lena Knapp spent the weekend in Columbus visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs , Ralph Knapp and boys. Mrs. Sharon Parr and Michelle visited at the home of her parents, Mr . and Mrs. · Howard Thoma. They went to visit with -her sister, Patricia Thoma, who was horne from school for her spring break. She goes to school at Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy · of Colwnbus ca11Cd on !\lis. Elvira Barr Saturday. Mrs. Kennedy had- spent a · week with Mrs. Leona Kennedy w~o had ·been a patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Michael Barr of Glenvil1e _ •' '.,. ... ·: ••'• '• ~; CARPET ·sPECIAL 2 -ROOMS AND HALL Elvira Bart Saturday afternoo.n; Mr. and Mrs. John Merrell of Columbus carne Saturday afternoon to Visit her -mother , ' Mrs. Emma Ledlic 'and her sister and family , Mr. and Mrs. j\ichard Ritter and children of Fayetteville, N. C., who are . visiting at the Led lie home. Joey Marone of Magnetic Spring, 0 ., is spending a week with his grandmoth'er, . Mr~. . ;,.,.....,..;);:~<'. ,, , Includes: ,~ , )if;;,j"'J;,;;,.,iii'•) 6, i'ffi t;:;r,";:-' 3'x12 ' ~- ~fl#Jaw/'u'd \ B e ti u t ~~ I 12'x15' Living Rm 9'x12' Bedroom H"ll •• •• ,. ••"-' COMPLETELY IN ~ TALLED WALL TO WALL With Heavy Foam Rubber Pad fas h ions, eX qu isi ! e l i n ge r ie a nd other special y if! i! em s . If in dou bt, gi v e ourGi ll Ce rt if ica te. " . I• (· ,. ,. ALL FOR ONLY •' > ',. Qua lity 501 ny!on carpeting with hea.vy f.cJam rubber pao •.expert tack less. instal-lation . Choi ce ot c;:olor- !) , All work guaranteed. See Wendell Grate '.tor thi s buy, or lreeestimate on any carpet lnstall~tion . .. -"-"'?:·.., ...,.. ._,.~···'' ,-/ ' (· RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDE~L GRATE RUTLAND, 0. lOLA'S Mai~atSycamore. Pomeroy r~A~lp~h~a~B~a~r:r:..-,....----'-~~~~~~~~=~~~-:.===============================1 State his spring break College with hisspent mother, Mrs. Elvira Barr. Mr·, and Mrs. 'Duane Barr and son of Oak Hill, 0., spent Sunday with his mother and attended church at Langsville. Emma Ledlie visited with . . . her ~ister and 'husband, Mr. POI\IEROY - Edison Baker of the carved-wood look trim of the Baker Furniture Com- on furniture today is actually and ·Mrs. Howard Brown of party in Middleport., speaking plastic, due t<J a shortage of Point Pleasant; W. Va . Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ritter recently to several groups of good furniture wood and the and children of Fayetteville, N·. , Home Economics students at cost of la_bor · to execute the Meigs .High School, stressed work. He stressed that veneer C., are visiting her mQther, not only that ecology is import- is no longer a dirty · word~ as Mrs . Emma Ledlie. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Nelson of ant to the outdoors but <ilso to many of the Veneers are. life inside the home. He showed superior in construction to a Marion, 0 ., 'Ca1led on MrS. how adequate and pleasing use solid single layer of woOd, since of light, colors, textures and in veneering there are many design.s are essential to . oc- layers of wood laminated in . cupants' well-being. alternate directions with Baker noted that in speciatadhesives to give great choosing home furnishings, strength. By Mrs. Evelyn Brickles how· the rooms or items are to ·rn choosing Carpet , Mr ; Sunday School attendance at be used is very important. If Baker told the students to look the Methodist Church was one is going to use a living for clo~ness of the woven and the offering was room for a parlor, to 'be U!jed fibers, givmg . greater Worship attendance was"'~- J.. only for Sunday company, with durability, along with the new the offering was $36. the furniture · mostly to be extra strength fibers. A closely Mrs. ·Dale Welsh · returned looked at and not used very woven backing and a good pad home Sunday from Veterans much, an inex~nsive, low- . are also essential to good wear. Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy~ quality cover and~ construction A big mistake buyers make is where she underwent surgery . is adequate. If a livirig room is the failure to properly · clean She is recovering satisfa ~to be used for living, good, . .. the carpet ·after it's · beeQ torily . sturdy construction is essen· carefully chosen and installed . · Mrs . Ruth Ann Golden and tial. Dirt particles set like S.nd- daughter of Athens spent The tnain' things to look for in paper on the carpet fibers, Saturday and Sunday with ber · upholstered fUrniture is a kiln· cutting them, causing greater parents, Mr. and Mrs . Way dried hardwood frame for a wear. A good vacuum cleaner, Clark . . sturdy foundation; durable, frequently used, as often as Mrs . Leota Massar aru Mrs. strong springs; ejther coils, daily in a busy 'family, is Maud Grey of Eastern were -. strips, or one . of the _patented essential. -Sunday di.nner guests of Mr . types that are guaranteed for a Mr:. Baker answered tlle and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. .lifetime; tightly woven fabric students' questions on carMrs. Edna Beahrs visited in a ·wear-resistant fiber., peting, furnHure styles and · Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Brkkles Herculon, Vectra 'and sofne construction, and displayed one day last week . nylo·ns being in this class; and . several samples of cOn. Mrs. Frances Bennedum and the construction o( the struction materials. HiS visit daughters c:,tllecr' on Mr. and ··cushioning, such as a foam was arranged by Home Mrs . Mai-vin Walker saturday sandwich, with air escape Ec~nomics · teacher, Mrs . Suzy afte_rnoon, then Mr. and Mrs. holes, in a durable type of Carpenter, with Mrs. Karen Otto falls and daughter of material. Goins, teacher, and Miss Coolville visited the Walkers on Mr. Baker told students such . Barbara Beckemeyer and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. . pieces as bedro~m suites, S~e Kelly, stu~ent teachers Mrs. PhyllisRowan·andMrs :' · china Cabinets, or other pieces .- assisting . LU;cille Borroug~s visited Mrs. ·made entlr~Jy of · wood, or Borroughs' father ilt a rest wood-like materials, are called home at Beverly Sunday . . "case" goods. Points of good Mr. and Mrs. · Kenneth construction in this type frir. Thar's Gold Griffith spent the weekenil with niture include: dovetail joints The total amount of gold her 'brother, Mr .. and Mrs . d fami·1 y of. that can still be recovered W'll' ·n 1 1am Corn_s an t drawers - , · gut' de·rails so from the earl h ·is est·1mate d drawers will slide easily , at 31',250 tons, more than Canal Winchester . dust~roof panels between half of. It in the gold fields' Mr. and Mrs . Honnie Deem drawers, good support fQr legs, of South Africa and 625 tons and family have riwved to (he and we\\ {~~is\"ted wOOO . Much in the United States. C.n\ f·law~ pr(Jpcrty ' hcrC. Home furn-ishings ·have ecology role Tuppers Plains Society News 1971 Eldorado 1973 Stdan dt Vi/It · 1969 (joupt dtVi/11 .. ...J ' ' Own a Cadillac? •' Of course you can!' 'Ri gh t now , you . could be very, very cl ose to tbc · special pleasures or C:adillac owners hip. .Because ri g ht f1 0 W t her e ~; xi s ts a very special set of circuntstances favorin g the person w j1o lo ngs to b e a Cad illac owne r. If a new Cadillac is not ye t in you r p lans, . consider. the pleasure of drivin g·. a C ad il Lac of ano ther year. T he _grea t dema nd fo r ne w C:ad ill acs has. rnadt a nurnbc r of bcaut ifut prcv.i0usly·owncd ca rs available. Li ke the 197 1 Eldorado I o r 1 96~ Coupe deV ill e, shown above. ' lillac of a ny rc<"tnl year lL begin!-. '''it h t he beautifu l new 1973 C:adill a,cs- thetnsclvcs:- . I t's tru e. A Cm These cars arc th e fin est C\C r bu ilt by Cadi lla c -- · will likel y have more lu·xur y, n~ o re. co n vcni c n c~ features, rcHc'c tcd by t he fac t tl1at t he '73 Sedan de Vill e., more po wer equi p ment than 'yo u' ll find shown above, has already e'tablished it, elf as the >ingle , Oti tnany of LOday's new cars. in ost popular l·ux UJ~y Car ih automoti ve history . ' 'r For a lot of rca!oions, t he re could1J' t be a better 'time to visit . There· are nine g re a t '73 Cadillacs from whic h to d10ose. lyour authorized Cadillac dealer .than right now .. .;\nd ri g ht now. your C adill ac d ea ler can probably supply ~·irst choo~~ Cauillac ...'then chq,ose the year. just tlw lllOd cl ·you wa nt . .. j u"t the ""'ay you want it! • .. ·: ' • ' .. " / ·' ~ •, '• .B ~-· ,. �• . I' ,,. 1-' The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 7, 1973 ·D. Meigs PTA schedules OPTOMETRIST ' 'Be-1n T n., discuss~d con'fi erence ~_:: j~~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Meigs 4-H Club News . Plans for a shopping trip to Forema.n ; repor ter, € hris . OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12 , 2 T<15 ( CLOSE: buy ma terial and patterns Woif J ,;. AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT •• were discussed at the April . Th.e members • 24th meeting of the Bashan wtf~t projects they would take _ _::_::.:_:::_:::__ _ _ •- ..... • Bunch 4-H Club. The meeting th is year. The nht meeting A Molher ·Daughter " Be-In" r •• '•• was held at the home of Mary will be May 1$ at the Letart for junior and senior high • • Rose. Advisors attending the Communi ty Hall . - Chris school gi rls an d their mothers meeting were Mary Rose and Wolfe. sponsored by the Meigs County A weekly feature of Meigs •.,• County Garden Club members . Louise Pitze r. There were 10 THE ME IGS Co unty Council of PTA's will be in the •• members present. _sllepherds held a meeting April Meigs Junior Hlgh auditorium • The members also disc~ssed 25 at the Meigs Coun ty Ex- Thursday evening, May 10 at 7 color a nd textur e com- t.enslon Office. Advisor at- p.m. Mrs. Robert Dugan and binati ons . After tlie meeting tending was Mrs. J oyce Cof!ey. Mrs. Howa rd E rvi n, coCindy Pitzer served r efresh- The re we re 12 members chairpersons o( the Family ments. The ne xt meeting will present. The members Ufe Committee· of the local be Ma y 29 at the home of Mary discussed how to figure up PTA, ate coord inati ng the event, in cooperation with the Rose - l3arbara Coates. rations for the year . THE CHESTER FARM Boys Re(reshments were served Meigs County Cha pter of the he ld th e ir organizat io na l by Denise Dean and Pam March of Dimes. ' The Be-Ins are conducted by meetin g on April 26 at th e home Kautz. Advisors will be visiting ' BY RACHEL SMITII qualified medical professionals of Roger Keller . Advisor a' t each member on May 19 to • Amateur Garden Club tending was Charles Frecker _ weig h the lam bs. - Pam an d feat ur e 11 Tomorr ow ~· Happens Today," a medically Th ere were . 12 members Kautz. ••• •• present. THE FIVE POINTS Bucks authenticated March of Dimes : . A recent issue of ''Early American Life •• included an article Items 'or business dlscusse~ held a mee ting April 25 at the filmstrip for young people. In Early American Gar<k>M. Among the planning and planting included electiori' of officers, , home o£ Ni ckey Leonard. clear, straight.forward terms , :SChedules, some mlerestmg culinary possibilities were offered pr ojec t books, a nd hikes . There were two advisors, four ye t with se nsiti vity it ::n-om the flower . garden. The followin g are lim r~cipes and, Rodney Keller led the rnem· members, and on e visitor delineates youth's preparent· •..although !be family may not call for a speedy repeal of the dish bers in a game of " Briti sh prese nt. The members talked hood responsi bilities . It :Jet's hope they will admire the ingenuity of the cook ' . Bulldog ." Afterwards refresh- of plans an~ activities for the stresses good teen health •' habits in relation to such major ments were served by Mrs. year. : NASTURTIUM SALAD - To a mixed green salad add a Keller.· The next meetin g will The pro_ject lessons were on co ncerns as poor diets, drug : tablespoon or two to las!<: of finely chopped nasturliu~ stems be Ma y 17 at Gary Nelson's.- the following: " Rabb'its," abuse and venereal disease. ::and buds that already show enough petal to add to the color efKeith Krautter. caring, feedin g, and building a Followin g th e filmstrip , ;ject. Garnish tbe salad bowl with open blossoms. pen ; ."Gard ening," s'ize of medical experts wUI answer MARIGOL[) CUSTARD - With the back of a spoon crush a A DMONSTRATION on safe garden and type of seeds to be questions of the girls and their ::CUP of ma;igold petals to r<>lease !be flavor .·Scald ther'n in two wiring and clean ligpt bulbs at planted: mothers. ..eups of nulk. Flavor with 'f.! ll:aspoon vanilla. Add 3 beall:n egg " Ove r one-half million J ohnnie Riebel , Nickey home was given by Dinah ~olks, pmch of salt, 3 tablespoons of sugar mixed with a dash of Erlewine and Debbie Pierce at Leonard, and Ra"y Spencer teenage girls marry each year :::llubn~g and another of allspice. Add 'h teaspoon of rose water. the May l meeting of the Irish gave special reports on their and one-third of the firstborn Better late than never: our own Sports Bug. :;?our mto a casserole dish and bake as a custard. Serve with Leprechauns. The meeting was pr ojects. Leonard led the are born to teenage mothers. :Whipped cream garnished with marigold blossoms. With oversize radial tires. Mounted on held at the home of 'Harold members in two games, " Don 't These figures highlight the Beans " and need for early teen education . mag-type wheels, Erlewine. Advisor attending · Spill the • · CANDIED VIOLETS OR ROSE PETALS - Coat whole PTA hopes to assist mothers in the meetlng was Minnie Thorn ~ ''Emergency.'' / True bucket seats. ::;;..;olet heads or individwll rose ·petals in white of egg slightly helping their daughters apThe next meeting will be ton . There were 17 members ~aten with 2 teaspoons of water. A drop of violet essence if An Indy-type steering wheel. present. May 23 at the Nicklois Leonard proach marriage and parent· ::ll~ailable ol"'a drop or two of rose water added to the egg white A short-throw stick shift. · Different committees were home . Special plans for this hood with an intelligent un· ~Ill enhance the (lavor of the candied flowers . Dip in a small discussed and apProved during meeting will include project derstanding of the'ir · respoli· Four-wheel independent suspension. · . saucer of granulated sugar and lay out on paper towels to dry. sibilities,'' .stated Mrs. Dugan . the business meeting. Sending reports, - Nickey Leonard . An air-cooled rear-mounted aluminum· Next day repeat the sugaring process until the violets or rose We believe this program will THE club members to camp was HARRlSONVILLE petals are completely crisp and dry, They may be served as a magnesium alloy engine. 1 also discussed. Do(lna Thorn- Girls 4-H Honor Club held its provide a focus and a springconversation piece after dessert or used to garnish the white Your choice of Marathon Silver Metallic ton gave a specia·l report on the organizational meeting April board for further mother and icing of a party cake. . J. L. Pop Stand at the Regatta . 24 at the Harrisonville Grange . daughter discu.ssions, to bridge paint, or Saturn Yellow. With jet black trimming Teresa White led the club Advisors attending were Betty " the generation gap." all around. . · members in recreation. Af- BishQp and Sharon Jewel. RECORD BROKEN . Options? Plenty. Like flare-tip pipes. terwa.rds Dinah Erlewine There were nine members SYRACUSE The served refre shments. The present. congregation of the Church of Racing stripes. Stereo radio. And more. . conservation committee will Officers for the year elected the . Nazarene was happy · If this sounds good to you, don't be late. present the program at the were , Janel Maue, president; Eas ter Sunday when they Because we've made only a limited number next meetin g which will - be Brenda Bishop, vice president; broke their old attendance ' of Sports Bugs. May 15 at the home of Carol Debbie Li.mbert, secretary; record of 228 which was made Beverly Bishop, treasurer; and on the. exact same date , April Pierce . - David Thornton . Late could be never. .-' • THE LETART Farm Boys Sue Kennedy, news reporter . 22, 1962. This Easter Sunday Alternate mem.bers will serve the attendance was 232. In 1962 or g aniz ~d May l at the Letart Community Hall . Advisor as Recreation Leaders. their pastor was the .Re~. . I . The members were ·also attendirig wa s Randall H•rold Holmes and their UPPER RIVER ROAD .Roberts. There were five assigned their: projects. Tbe superintendent M~;ris · Wolff. members pr~ sent. Officers for Meigs C~mnty Project~Pian.Q­ This year the pastor· is the_Rev . PH. 446·9800 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO the upcoming year .are as Rama was announced . . The Marsha11 Larimore with Bob follows: president, Tim Wolf; next meeting will be May 7 at Moore, the superint¢nden( 1.1 ic~ pre sident, Jimmy the Harrisonville Grange. Foreman; secretary, _-Todd Sue Kennedy . THE MEIGS County Better Roberts ; treasurer , David Livestock Dairy Club held a :!:~:~:i:?.::::::?.~~:z::;:;:;~::::::~:::::::!:::::::::x::::::::::;~ meeting April 24 at tlie horne of Willie Levacy. Advisor attending was Roy Holter . There · !!l iii= CHOOSE FROM OUR NOW were 12 mwrnbers present. The project lesson was on the different kinds of cows and calves and their registration. 11P'••: •s.[• •. ·E ·"·Iy- A·m·'·';·"·""" A demonstration on lounge chair platform rock~r MONDAY dehorning was given by Willie AUGUST SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Levacy. Kathy Parker gave a p.m. at the school. Piano specia l report -on safety. Eddie JULY students will 'give a recital. . Holter . and Patty Parker led I JUNE Grvndparents will . be the. club in recreation. Af. recognized. terwards refreshments were _... MAY Served by Mrs. Levacy. rr r r POMEROY Chamber of The next · meeting will be APRIL St t down . Move co m ton M o~e th~ ' comton post Commerce at noon at Meigs p osit1oner lever bac k !0 t iOrrc r lever fo r ~·~<.JI'[J to F s SMTWT May 29 at the home of Jackie Inn . lock pos 1t ron . You are tn reh:!il <;C locke d mechan•sm a stat tona ry LOUNGE ;md . you have a PLAT · ,)_ . FINAL PLANS for annual and Carl Parker . . - Mary CHAIR . It ca Q be adju St ed FORM ROCKER . Mora . f rom 15'/," w\ 17" !ir.il !l ng inspection when Racine ·- ---....· . '.........;: ..;,.-~ he igt:t to ~ul t tt1e LITTLE ·Chapter 134, OES, meets at 8 LADY or the SI X EXCLUSIVE FOOTER . p.m . at temple . FEATURE ! ELECT OFFICERS RACINE BASEBALL Assn . CHESTER - .The Ladies Monday 7:30 p.m.' at Racine Auxiliary of the Chester tv rocker tv lo.u nge Junior High. All persons in. Volunteer fire department met teresh~ d in the · summer W~_~nesday evening at the . ·baseball program are urged to. firehmise with President Grace attend . Gumpf in charg€. Minutes of BOSWORTH ~ouncil 46, the previous meeting were, /' Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 read by secr:-etary, Margaret rl r I ' To sto p in T V vii:lwrng post p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Christy and the treasurer's Push down on top o f both Iron de si red,_move co mfort arms and push b ack . A d· Temple. Refreshments. Super report by Opal Wickham. p osi t ioner I!?Ver IHtck _ to j us !oa ~ e foo tr est r rses an d , lock positron . !Note : X master degree to be con- Reports of committees were -, yo u are m a ROCKING TV FOOTREST can easrly be P!)SITIQN . EXCLUSIVE given. ElectioJl of officers was ferred. f.l ttshed DOWN to de!irr ed FEATURE! These tca tw'es posrt ion, INDEPENDENT held with Inzy Newell elected listed by Society o t Aero· MIDDLEPORT OF BACK, tor comfor t or space Engineers a~ the UT mo d.e~ t y . ) ·Club, 7:30p .m. at the home of presld~nt, Margaret Christy, MOST IN COMFORT. Mrs. M. L. French, Fisher St., vice president, Betty Newell, secretary and Erma Cleland, ~-~~-------. .~-------• Middlep,or t. Assisting treasurer. Marcia Keller was lull bed recliner heplth & beauty hostesses, Mrs . Uoyd ·Black· welcomed as a. new member. wood and Miss Frieda Faehnle . . Model AS181P2K board Program by a guest demon- Refreshments of cake and coffee were served by Grace New Westinghouse Compact strator. Westinghouse Heavy Duty 18,000 REG. PRICE 1289.95 Gumpf to those named and · 5000 Room Air 'conditioner · Room Air ConditiOner · , . TUESDAY Jean Sexson , Ethel ··orr, SPECIAL CHICKEN Dinner at Letart. Clarice AHen , Clara· Conroy Model ACD5DP1 Z Model AS181 P2K Falls Community Hall, election · LI._, , ,, ,. I1T1 .PRICE and Do~othy Myer. ., • 50,00 BTU cooling capacity, 115 volts • 18,000 BTU cooling capacity day, beginning at, 11 :30 a.m. Yo u e<m everr r.ec hne to FrOm locked TV p os rt ion, • Lightweight- only 59 lbs. • Removable, washable filter thf! " HEALTH AND p us h up , back for FULL 88 MEETING ~f ··Racine BEAUTY BOAFIO' ' posr • Protected by Westinghouse Nationwide RECLINING position. • 2-speed fanHigh and Night Coo' t I ron wr th head lower tlran Firemen's Auxiliiu-y scheduled (Bac k and seat ch 1111ye Sure Service • Adjustable air directional louvers feet . EXCLU SIVE FEA· angle. Ver tebra llxp ands. REG. PRICE 1119.95 for ,Tuesday, changed to 7:30 TURE ! RECOMMENDED RELAXE!: ner ves and mus· • Vent control exhausts or circulates room to rmnwve crr t l da tron and cles.) To return t o si t \rtl(l p.ll}. on Thursday', due to SURGERY UNDERGONE air, or draws in fresh air • tal-:es pr e~~u m ot t tim hedr1 po sr t ion, lean forward·. election at fire house. ,Jll d .r,id s rn 1educrng push fo otrest d own wr th SYRACUSE - Relatives and • Adjustable thermostat~ II positions SPECIAL PRICE wnnk les by pru m ot rll!JCH · feet , unlocK mechanr sm . RACINE LODGE 461 F&AM, friends here have ·le~rned of • High-efficiency dehumidification · cu latron _ regular meeting, 7:.30 p.m. All the hospitalization of Mrs. • Easy-Mount Kit for installation in Master Mason's irlvited · Woodrow (Babe) Hendrix in windows up to 48" wide ' refreshments. • Sel!-sleeving for thru-wall mounting Milwaukee, Wis. A former • Protected by'Westinghouse Nationwide OPEN DOOR session by resident of Syracuse stte is in Sure Service repre,sentative (rOm office of Mount, Sinai Hospital, 948 N. Cong. Clarence Miller, 9 a.m. 12th St. She has undergone . to 11 a.m., in Meigs County surgery and is in guarded courtroom. ' co.ndition . Her s~n and wife, WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Franklin HenPOMEROY· MIDDLEPORT drix , and daughter, Mrs . LIONS.CLUB, noon, Meigs Inn. R~ndy Adkins (Mary ), local, ' ,. ., POMERoY CHAPTER 80, were with her at the time of the Royal Afch Masons, Pomeroy . operation . She would .welcome 312 oTH ST. PHONE 675-1160 . . POINT PLEASANT . Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m . C~l'ds !rum ciJd friends h~re .· . ,, . ' Green Thumb Notes .. .. ~ A limited offer from \k,lkswagen: 7- Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. May 7, 1973 ' Capt. Johnson · recipes add color to meal SANDRA HILL .. KATHRYN HILL - ::on - - ~ = ... J u -s . Don Watts Volkswagen Inc. T .O. U T ~O ~ I l £0 •• A Social ~\ caIendarlll s: ." '~ ':. .~.~n."•.?.~.~.·!.~.~.b.~.'t,.'~,.b..:~.inp.vl~.t!.~i Westinghouse Aii' Conditioner HUGE SELECTION v I I I E I. D --why melt~ - .. ' J . . this summer?· -. #iti/;-tk ~ p E c I GARD~N I A L - - s .$268 A'· $104.50 v .. ·E Baker Furniture . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . I DONNA CROSS . ·• ;- MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM CA~OLINA lUMBER & SUPPLY CO. . • Carmel News is pro~ted to Co. commander ~Flower R R I . DEBBIE ROUSH .. RACINE - Five women of the Racine area wil't graduate M~y 13from Rio Grande College. Above are pictures of four of them: · DEBBIE ROUSH, RACINE, Rt. 2, will graduate with a B.S. Degree in elementary education. Mrs. Roush is married to Marshall Roush. They are the parents of one .On, Joey, 3. Mrs. Roush is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill and a member of the Student Education Assn. MRS. KATHRYN HILL, RACINE, Rt. 2, will graduate cum laude with a B.S. degree in elemeQtary education and a min9r in mathematics. Mrs. Hill's husband, Virgil, is a farmer ·and riverboat pilot. They have three children, Dwight, 12; Tina Marie, 7 and Jarrod, 3.-Mrs. Hill hastaught at Letart Falls Elementary three years where she is active in the PTA and advisor to the cheerleaders. She is the daughter of Mrs. Morgan Powell and late Mr. Powell, She is a member of the Ohio, County and local education associations. DONNA CROSS, RACINE, RT. I, will graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cross, she is a member of the Racine Baptist Church and Student Education Assn. . SANDRA HILL, RACINE, WILL graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. Mrs. HiU and her husband, Dennie, an accountant at the Goodyear Plant at Apple Grove, W.Va., are the parents of two children, Steven, 13 and Sonja, 10. Mrs. Hill has taught at Racine Elementary the past three years. She is a member of the Ohio, county and loeal education ·. associatlolts, Racine. PTA, and a cheerleader advisor. She is the daughter of the late Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Bowers. MRS. PAUUNE HILL, RACINE, Rt: 2, not pictured, will graduate with a B.S. degree in elementary education. Mrs. Hill is a teacher at Syracuse Elementary. She is married to Clifford Hill and lliey have one son, Max. She is a member of the O.E.A. By the Day PT. PLEASANT - t:apl. John J. J ohnson, U. S. Army Quarterma :ster Corps, has been promoted to the post of Commanding Offlcer of •• Au Company , 9th Supply and Transport Battalion , Fort Lewis, Wash., in ceremonies at the post on May I, according to information received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. James Johnson of Cincinnati. Capt. Johnson attended Point Pleasant, Wahama and Richland, Washington High >chools. He is a graduate of ;olumbia Bas in College, Pasco, Wa sh., and the University of Nebra_ska, where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science Degree. H~ is a career soldier, having 'received his commission upon graduating from Officer Candidate School, Fort Benning, where he en. tered as a private. He served two tours of duty in South Vietnam during the conflict there. Capt. Johnson is the grandson of Mrs. Rena Johnson, New Haven, W. Va., and the late Henry D. Johnson, and a grand-nephew of Miss Anna 0 . ' Johnson of Letart, Route 2. Mr . and Mrs. Doyle Multi and fami ly of Ne w Philad~l phia, 0 ., spent Thu rsday through Saturday with Mr . and Mrs . Homer Circle, Verna and Wavie. Mr s. Sue Foll rod and daughter, Kim, Mrs. Douglas Circle and Florence Circle visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Belpre recently. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and daughter, Dixie, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris ATI'END CONVENTION- Southern High School FFA ' Xenia, Ohio. members who rec<!ntly attended the 'State I"FA Convention Mrs. ' Douglas Circle and beld in Columbus were front row, 1-r, Rocky Hupp and Steve Florence Circle visited Mrs . Hupp ; back row, Bob Spurlock, advisor, Norman Curfman Laura Byer.!j, of Tanne rs Run and Don ~aefer : Approximately 2800 FF A members !rom recently. Ohio attended <the convention . Kimberl y Follrod wet s a ,Weekend guest of her grandparen ts, Mr . and Mrs . Jack F'ollrod Sr ., of Pomeroy . I By Bertha Parker Calling at the hom~ of Mr. field, visited Sunday with his Sabbath School attend•nce grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ar·thur .J ohnson and Apr;t 29 at tbe Free Methodis t Norman Scha ef~ r . family ~ nd Betty Van Meter on Church was 92. Morning of. Mr . Vern Story , Columbus, is Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. fering was $72.99, building fund spending the week with Mr . . Hayman Barnitz .of Pomeroy was $30.58. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, and Mr. and Mrs. William Rev. Robert Buckley is in Mrs. Story and sOn, John, Carl eton of Raci ne. Caldwell this week holding a returned to Columbus Sunday . Recent visitor s at the revival. Ro!:frt Barton , Dougla s Circle home were layman, will be-in charge of the meeting in the absence of Rev . Buckley . . Tuppers Plains The Men's Fellowship and the Women 1s Missionary of the Mrs. Velma Newell has local church will hold their returned to her home here May meeting at the County a£ter being at the horne of her Home May 7 at 6 p.m. Refresh· Mr . and Mrs. Gene Whytsell, son, Mr . "!.lld Mrs. ,Clair Newell ments will be served . Mr. and M.-s. Sol Bigley and of Colwnbus after having eye Master John Story , Mr. and Mr·s. William Gillilan surgery . . ._ Columbus, spent his Easter and Toni visited Mr. and Mrs. vacation with his grand- .Jmnes Carter and son, Sunday . "Mr . ~wd Mrs . Howard parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Jacobsen and son, Belpre, and Schaefer. Mrs . Thomas Darst and Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited children, spent · the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsinger with Mr. and Mrs. James and Aleshia Lynn, Saturday. Mr. an'd Mrs. Woodrow Gilmore. ' Mrs. Netty Hayes, Mrs. Eva Rockhold and lamily spent Dresseur, Mrs. Edna Reibel Saturday night and Sunday and Bertha Parker attended wit~ Mrs. Harvey Rockhold . Mrs . Alvin Reed and Mr. and · .the Daughters . of America Convention .at Colul}lbus Mrs. Dohrman Reed and family visited Sunday with Mr . Saturday . Mr. David Schaefer, Mans· and Mr~ . Ray Weaver and rmnily . ~ur e n Dunc<~n of Riverview, Sfms, Kenny a~d ~·..... ve, of·~ Fla .; Mr . and. Mrs . Ray Columbus, visill:d at the home Johnson and son of Portland ·• of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ables, family and Ralph Lee . l ;m~ Bottom RD; ' Mr. and Mrs. Glen 'Tuttle and son of Eagle Ridge, Howard Writesell uf Spiller, Mrs. James PatProfessiona lly i n your home terson and sons, Racine RD. or bus ines s. Spe cial mach l !les for clean lr\g Mr. and Mrs. J ack Follrod Jr. fur-ni ture In ypur home. We and Paul Moore, local. go anyw 11 ere In M ei gs Mr . and Mrs . William Co~mty . An ti -r-eso i l used in Carleton, Rat;ine, spent all work . Free estim ates. Ca ll anyti me. Tuesday evening with Eun ie Brinker, Sheryl Le An n Bob . Kiesling ' s Carpel J ohnson spent the evening at Cle.antng Service, Gattipo1is, Otuo. Phon~ 446·4-408 . Lhe Brinker home. M;·s. Dwight Swepston and . CARPETS a£ANED Laurel Cliff News Notes Eden News Langsville Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denny of Wilkesville are spending ~orne time at the home of their daughter, Mrs. B~uce Morris while Mrs. Denny is recOvering from eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and boys of Seaman, 0 :, spent a weekend recently with her mother, Mrs . AJpha Barr. · Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and boys and Lena Knapp spent the weekend in Columbus visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs , Ralph Knapp and boys. Mrs. Sharon Parr and Michelle visited at the home of her parents, Mr . and Mrs. · Howard Thoma. They went to visit with -her sister, Patricia Thoma, who was horne from school for her spring break. She goes to school at Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy · of Colwnbus ca11Cd on !\lis. Elvira Barr Saturday. Mrs. Kennedy had- spent a · week with Mrs. Leona Kennedy w~o had ·been a patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Michael Barr of Glenvil1e _ •' '.,. ... ·: ••'• '• ~; CARPET ·sPECIAL 2 -ROOMS AND HALL Elvira Bart Saturday afternoo.n; Mr. and Mrs. John Merrell of Columbus carne Saturday afternoon to Visit her -mother , ' Mrs. Emma Ledlic 'and her sister and family , Mr. and Mrs. j\ichard Ritter and children of Fayetteville, N. C., who are . visiting at the Led lie home. Joey Marone of Magnetic Spring, 0 ., is spending a week with his grandmoth'er, . Mr~. . ;,.,.....,..;);:~<'. ,, , Includes: ,~ , )if;;,j"'J;,;;,.,iii'•) 6, i'ffi t;:;r,";:-' 3'x12 ' ~- ~fl#Jaw/'u'd \ B e ti u t ~~ I 12'x15' Living Rm 9'x12' Bedroom H"ll •• •• ,. ••"-' COMPLETELY IN ~ TALLED WALL TO WALL With Heavy Foam Rubber Pad fas h ions, eX qu isi ! e l i n ge r ie a nd other special y if! i! em s . If in dou bt, gi v e ourGi ll Ce rt if ica te. " . I• (· ,. ,. ALL FOR ONLY •' > ',. Qua lity 501 ny!on carpeting with hea.vy f.cJam rubber pao •.expert tack less. instal-lation . Choi ce ot c;:olor- !) , All work guaranteed. See Wendell Grate '.tor thi s buy, or lreeestimate on any carpet lnstall~tion . .. -"-"'?:·.., ...,.. ._,.~···'' ,-/ ' (· RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDE~L GRATE RUTLAND, 0. lOLA'S Mai~atSycamore. Pomeroy r~A~lp~h~a~B~a~r:r:..-,....----'-~~~~~~~~=~~~-:.===============================1 State his spring break College with hisspent mother, Mrs. Elvira Barr. Mr·, and Mrs. 'Duane Barr and son of Oak Hill, 0., spent Sunday with his mother and attended church at Langsville. Emma Ledlie visited with . . . her ~ister and 'husband, Mr. POI\IEROY - Edison Baker of the carved-wood look trim of the Baker Furniture Com- on furniture today is actually and ·Mrs. Howard Brown of party in Middleport., speaking plastic, due t<J a shortage of Point Pleasant; W. Va . Mr . and Mrs. Richard Ritter recently to several groups of good furniture wood and the and children of Fayetteville, N·. , Home Economics students at cost of la_bor · to execute the Meigs .High School, stressed work. He stressed that veneer C., are visiting her mQther, not only that ecology is import- is no longer a dirty · word~ as Mrs . Emma Ledlie. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Nelson of ant to the outdoors but <ilso to many of the Veneers are. life inside the home. He showed superior in construction to a Marion, 0 ., 'Ca1led on MrS. how adequate and pleasing use solid single layer of woOd, since of light, colors, textures and in veneering there are many design.s are essential to . oc- layers of wood laminated in . cupants' well-being. alternate directions with Baker noted that in speciatadhesives to give great choosing home furnishings, strength. By Mrs. Evelyn Brickles how· the rooms or items are to ·rn choosing Carpet , Mr ; Sunday School attendance at be used is very important. If Baker told the students to look the Methodist Church was one is going to use a living for clo~ness of the woven and the offering was room for a parlor, to 'be U!jed fibers, givmg . greater Worship attendance was"'~- J.. only for Sunday company, with durability, along with the new the offering was $36. the furniture · mostly to be extra strength fibers. A closely Mrs. ·Dale Welsh · returned looked at and not used very woven backing and a good pad home Sunday from Veterans much, an inex~nsive, low- . are also essential to good wear. Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy~ quality cover and~ construction A big mistake buyers make is where she underwent surgery . is adequate. If a livirig room is the failure to properly · clean She is recovering satisfa ~to be used for living, good, . .. the carpet ·after it's · beeQ torily . sturdy construction is essen· carefully chosen and installed . · Mrs . Ruth Ann Golden and tial. Dirt particles set like S.nd- daughter of Athens spent The tnain' things to look for in paper on the carpet fibers, Saturday and Sunday with ber · upholstered fUrniture is a kiln· cutting them, causing greater parents, Mr. and Mrs . Way dried hardwood frame for a wear. A good vacuum cleaner, Clark . . sturdy foundation; durable, frequently used, as often as Mrs . Leota Massar aru Mrs. strong springs; ejther coils, daily in a busy 'family, is Maud Grey of Eastern were -. strips, or one . of the _patented essential. -Sunday di.nner guests of Mr . types that are guaranteed for a Mr:. Baker answered tlle and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. .lifetime; tightly woven fabric students' questions on carMrs. Edna Beahrs visited in a ·wear-resistant fiber., peting, furnHure styles and · Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Brkkles Herculon, Vectra 'and sofne construction, and displayed one day last week . nylo·ns being in this class; and . several samples of cOn. Mrs. Frances Bennedum and the construction o( the struction materials. HiS visit daughters c:,tllecr' on Mr. and ··cushioning, such as a foam was arranged by Home Mrs . Mai-vin Walker saturday sandwich, with air escape Ec~nomics · teacher, Mrs . Suzy afte_rnoon, then Mr. and Mrs. holes, in a durable type of Carpenter, with Mrs. Karen Otto falls and daughter of material. Goins, teacher, and Miss Coolville visited the Walkers on Mr. Baker told students such . Barbara Beckemeyer and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. . pieces as bedro~m suites, S~e Kelly, stu~ent teachers Mrs. PhyllisRowan·andMrs :' · china Cabinets, or other pieces .- assisting . LU;cille Borroug~s visited Mrs. ·made entlr~Jy of · wood, or Borroughs' father ilt a rest wood-like materials, are called home at Beverly Sunday . . "case" goods. Points of good Mr. and Mrs. · Kenneth construction in this type frir. Thar's Gold Griffith spent the weekenil with niture include: dovetail joints The total amount of gold her 'brother, Mr .. and Mrs . d fami·1 y of. that can still be recovered W'll' ·n 1 1am Corn_s an t drawers - , · gut' de·rails so from the earl h ·is est·1mate d drawers will slide easily , at 31',250 tons, more than Canal Winchester . dust~roof panels between half of. It in the gold fields' Mr. and Mrs . Honnie Deem drawers, good support fQr legs, of South Africa and 625 tons and family have riwved to (he and we\\ {~~is\"ted wOOO . Much in the United States. C.n\ f·law~ pr(Jpcrty ' hcrC. Home furn-ishings ·have ecology role Tuppers Plains Society News 1971 Eldorado 1973 Stdan dt Vi/It · 1969 (joupt dtVi/11 .. ...J ' ' Own a Cadillac? •' Of course you can!' 'Ri gh t now , you . could be very, very cl ose to tbc · special pleasures or C:adillac owners hip. .Because ri g ht f1 0 W t her e ~; xi s ts a very special set of circuntstances favorin g the person w j1o lo ngs to b e a Cad illac owne r. If a new Cadillac is not ye t in you r p lans, . consider. the pleasure of drivin g·. a C ad il Lac of ano ther year. T he _grea t dema nd fo r ne w C:ad ill acs has. rnadt a nurnbc r of bcaut ifut prcv.i0usly·owncd ca rs available. Li ke the 197 1 Eldorado I o r 1 96~ Coupe deV ill e, shown above. ' lillac of a ny rc<"tnl year lL begin!-. '''it h t he beautifu l new 1973 C:adill a,cs- thetnsclvcs:- . I t's tru e. A Cm These cars arc th e fin est C\C r bu ilt by Cadi lla c -- · will likel y have more lu·xur y, n~ o re. co n vcni c n c~ features, rcHc'c tcd by t he fac t tl1at t he '73 Sedan de Vill e., more po wer equi p ment than 'yo u' ll find shown above, has already e'tablished it, elf as the >ingle , Oti tnany of LOday's new cars. in ost popular l·ux UJ~y Car ih automoti ve history . ' 'r For a lot of rca!oions, t he re could1J' t be a better 'time to visit . There· are nine g re a t '73 Cadillacs from whic h to d10ose. lyour authorized Cadillac dealer .than right now .. .;\nd ri g ht now. your C adill ac d ea ler can probably supply ~·irst choo~~ Cauillac ...'then chq,ose the year. just tlw lllOd cl ·you wa nt . .. j u"t the ""'ay you want it! • .. ·: ' • ' .. " / ·' ~ •, '• .B ~-· ,. �,. t ' 'Se";,'ti;";iCi";;;;fieds Get Action! Sentinel Cfassifieds Get Results! For S:!le PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know anct be ln tarmed of the f unc t lon!ll of y our go vernment are , embod itd in public not ice!.. In' ' that self -govern men t c ha r ges all ci t izens 10 be inf ormed ,· th is newspap er urg es ever y ci t i zen to r e ad a n d stud y t h ese JOOtlc es . we strong ly adv ise 'those cl tl!\!r\s, seeking f urther informat ion, to ex ercise the ir r ight of 11 cc ess to p ub lic .,.-ecords end p u b lic me etin gs . PuBLIC NOTICE To Un k now He i rs L egateth es~ and Devnis ees o f, Nathan t:nt s m i nger ; the Unknown Hei rs , Leg atees and O~v i sees or Leona Gr im es; the BOAT, motor and ·frailer, $500 ; ,{COD' S AQUARIUMS ; ! i sh phone 992-5542. .1nd supplies ; new location , -----------' 5 -~3tc As~ Street, Middleport ne"- ( partt. ; phone 992-5«3. 1< BE AUTIFU L sele c t ion o< ---,--------~ 1 - ljf~ · flowers. wreaths and basket! :::- . for Memo_ri al Day. Cl i ff'~ NE W 2 pc. Earl y Amer ican with Shoe Repa 1r , M iddleport. 100 pet. n ylon wi th Scotch · - -- - - - - - - - 5·6-12tc g ua r d and Mapl e wood trim . Th is week onl y $199.95, =ARMALL 3"1'\ Diesel T,...actor, ~ '· Cash and Carry . Pomer oy f ro nt .mounted 2·row cor n Recovery, 622 E. Ma in St ., pl anter ; ph one 949· 4983. Pomeroy, phone 992·7554. Holter Brothers, Mi ners ville. 5·3-6tc '' 5-6-3fp ~-------- 197' UiEVRO~ET U995 Ca pr ice 4·door , ne w car ti tl e & balance of warran ty, brown vinyl r oof. t in ted glass, fac tor y air , fron t & r ear guards. ra d io & rear speaker, wh it e-wa H ti r es. Nice and <:l ean. Retail $4860. Priced to move. 1970 DODGE POLARA , .,695 4-door, factor y air. V-8 en gine, automatic tran "S m ission, power steering & brakes. good w hite-wall tl r es( wh it e . finish, vi nyl •op, rAdio, clean inside. 1970 PONTIAC 12295 Firebird Es prit. Local 1 owner car, 350 V-8 eng ine, ·tP. steer ing &automa t ic trans., AM-FMradlo, l lke new whl e letter ed t ir es, da r k brow n finish, bucket seat & blk . vi ny l t · A h · R 11 loa ded ~m:gg~j; ~~igi,' ~~~ - Po~~;~; M~tor Unknown Heirs , Legatees and EVE~ . ~ Co. , ·AM' @ _ ) u~ I WantP.tl To Buy UHE~l" HtAIING & .COOLING , .service LATEX PAINT For wood and masonry f i nishes. r 3.99 gallon CAMPUS CLATI'ER and UNFORTUN ATELV, P~OFESSO!< SEPTIC TANKS . CLEANED MODERN SANITATION r - - - - - \ HIMSELFl ATLEIE'S Lt:CTU RES ~A>/c A WAY OF ORIFT,NG TO ~ I S FURNITURE FAVORITt: : TO PIC EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment f:!jf·? '5.55 (- I'VE GIVEN H IM THAT f.Q. TEST I USED, WHEN . Pomeroy Home & Auto IWASA PROR!:SSOR'-) . _____ - GO 01>1 IN AN'SEE IF 'THEY TURNED UP ANYTHIN' ~R ••• I. YA ~ WINNIE WINKLE Real Estate· For Sale :I I<NOW .. !T WAS A HARROWING; EXPERIENCE! NOT REALLY. 1 0U5T ® IY!iEN 7NESII:JRY OF 'i=xP£RIENCE UN- MISS WINKLE, 1 KNOW A GOOD DEAL OF THI'. 50CCE5& OF PERIENCE UNLIMITED' 1$ DUE TO YOUR EFFORTS... ~..-(] LIM! TED W/75 lJfEPAPERS/ lJfE MNKL£8 ARE SWAMPEO WITH KJLUNTEERS. 'EX - PLANTED lHE SEED OF' 1HE. IDEA IN MY PARENTS' MIND AND 'THEY 13ROUGHT IT 10 FRUIT]ON ! - - - - -- Business Opportunities r--. BUT TRANSMISSION CHAMBER IMMEDIAiELY Mobile Homes For Sale SPRING CLEANING ------,- ' J -__•:-=-======:::;===-...::. ., I SALE motor and trailer . INVESTMENT 3 RENTALS ·_ I furn ished. Income $193 .00 a month . Asking only $10,000.00. WHEN YOU ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY, YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR TO ANYONE. FOR YOUR SAFETY, LIST WITH US. Where can ~ou qet l uxur ~ like this,Sii m,f or $95 a month? ~UIFf.QJIFF·WJFF - SNIFF·SfJAFFLE - I ~EMOR LEIJD M~ AAIJKlo T0-51'~ 1 ., ; "' J i @)UI'J!M MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Sale Real Estate ·For sale r ' ...._ • \ • For Rent -::-:===.,-..,----:--- - - -- - - Wt-talk ,to you like ~ person~ WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL \.. ------ For Rent , - -- - -----.' "" JSABE.LLA OF THE LOVELY, 3 bedroom, I floor plan , forced air furnace, hardwood floors, excellent condition , on Chester Water System, 10 years old, on .87 A. lot, on State Highway. You can purchase on farm home "with low down payment. TWO RIVERS REALTY, CLARENCE BELL, SALESMAN, 240 Front, Marietta, phone office, J7J· 5916, residence. 373-5935 or 667-3650. 5-6-12tc COME~ FAC( TO F.AC£ Wl'Tfi CHIEF' WOT· AH-PUHUM. RHD HIS - - - -- - NEW Total Electric frame' home, baseboard heat, hard· wood floors . 3 bedroom , bath, living room, dlnihg room , built -in kitchen. breezeway, garage, city water. Lot size .l00x400 plus nil')e -tenths tr ~ completed . Additional lot available. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Price $18,000 as is. Phone 667-6386. 5·4·3tc AMANDA PANDA HER~'.; A PLANT OF WHICH I'M VER'I FONP 1 5 43 · ~ ~ · · tp 4 ' ROOM House w i th bath. priced to sell. Call Ned 992- , 5333. 5-Htc '. --- . 741-flll (2wds.) 9. Covenant twixt countrie s . 10. " Winter 's Tale" king 1 ance 20. indi stinct 23. Writer of sad verses 24. Flowerlike •• ornament 3.0. Under mental . 33. Assistant 36. "Diamond -·- " 37. Imp J I I (] STRIPPED-IN ' SH EEP15H WAY. Now arrance the circled letters to form the aurpriae anawer, .. ~==~,:::::::~~~:;;=::;:=~::sugrested by the abon cartoon. , ment park features 26. Piacc ~or L_!!:Prilt:!..=llii~SMISI= · Allsw!R=:=Iilrl::__' . i 38. Pace ; • IIJii'KI\Y Cl!.!:.! '1.~~~:.:- strain gnawed • -7 I ' CAU1'E 3L Rub out 27, Then ( Fr.) 28, Catch sight of ALONG TH~ E.>'6E OF 1JjE foND.1 ... an rrx J (An.wen tomorrtw) Sa1urda1'• Jumll1e•: MIDGE GAUZE ZITHER ORIGIN An!lwt:rz A course ruken l,y JHl iJfJle w}w OV11rdo it:- ZIGZAG PI t\ N l l l'S lamp • march 39. Minus 40. Bank employee CAPr AIN EASY UH. M·H·HOW DO YOU DO, MA' .• M ... I l 'M FLOVO GRUNPY. .. OF PINfVALE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ' AXYDLBAAXR L ·ONGFELLOW WELL, NOW· One letter simply stands for another. ln thi s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length ~nd fonnati.on of the words are all ,hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES WZ :. I I H SE Rutland : . . , . 8. Lapidary Is FURNITURE · ·;~~~~~=" Arnold Grate. appear- Hen torr 25. Optimi stic 27. Terpsi· chorean 25. Amuse- 32, - wpiz 33. Some; 34. Thrice · (comb. forlil) 35. Type style 37, Spirit ;; Surround clothe~ · with gentle, even' heat . No hot spots, 110 overdrylng . Fine Mesh Llnf' Filter. wesp•clallztin , MAYTAG .~ 16. Parched 19. Pale. as i'n 1\ll'lWfr 23. lrrce ular;· hay 5 J RUTLAND Unscramble these four JumbleiJ, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. 29. Bfailly .Dryers 5 ROOM house. basement, gas heat , bath, · 2 lots, S. D. • Buskirk, 341 Page St ., Mid· dleport ; phone 992·5487 . PU55'/- WII.L.OW THflJ GRoVI5 Yestrrda~· ·s 7. Writer ...J cy's " - Bi' C•paclty · '" · Mavtag Automatics · ·.2 speed operetlon . Choice of water tem~a . Auto . water level control. lint Filter Or · Power. Fin Agitator. Ptrma•Press Ma"t-tag · , Halo of Heat ---'---'~---- mater 5, Look glum 6. Swan genu s 17. Kin.gs- ----.1...--.,..1 :O:ynd1<:atc , flit'. ) F'e !l(ur e!'- ··.! 4. Lambkin 's 16. Gawain 's title '· ( (0 1973 Ki'ug (hyph. (suiT.) ol ~---1 22. Price paid ROBINSON wd,) •---~~~ 15: Somewhat sweet basin 21. Unheard .I shell's 13. Apprai·s c 14, Irish or •• $6500 Yesterday's Cryptoquole: MOST OF OUR SO-CALLED REASONING CONSI STS IN FfNDING ARGUMENTS FOR GOING ON BELIEVING AS WE ALilEADY DO.-JAMES lining Lance lot in White " ·~=~ 18. Become J profound 20, Holy : water On the house DOWN 1. Vinegary 2. Pursuit 3. Mollusk loved Eastern AVe. G.llipolls, 0. PH. 446·0175 ONE YEAR OLD frame home, tot.~l · electric , paneled throughout. 2 bedrooms, city water, opproximately lf2 acre tot , Fourth Street, ·Reedsville, price $10,500; will consider !Omall deposit l;)nd land contract ; phone 667-6386. 5-4-3tc 41. 12. Maid who TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE· HOME~_ - - -- - - ACROSS L High 11. " Eats" Ma~Y more to' c'h.oose from. How to GET IN on the " IN's" and stay OUT of the " OUTS" JUST LIST WITH . CLELAND REALTY . (DO IT TODAYL HENRY E, CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 7 If no answer 99:2 -2658 JOSEPH 5. Verse form DOCUME'HT! All ~omes are total electric, completely furnished: set of steps. 1/"" birch paneling, house -type doors, storm windows ·. From ' $250.00 down, Delivered Free. D!JPLEX HOUSE , 6 rooms and bath each, can be financed with small down payment, Phone 992·5786. 5-6-6fc _by THOMAS point $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 Double wide ORI61NAL Q:JEfri ISABELL A~ MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR lOxSI 2 BR 10xS&3BR 12x412 BR 12x51 2 BR 12xS6 3 BR• 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR ' DIREcT DESCENDANT (A!ID HER AHCJENT DOCUMEiiT) PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW Help Wanted A NEW ONE! GASOUNE ALLEY Mobile Homes For Sale - ----- HE'S 8UILDING IZATION! Pets For Sale • THAT'S WMV ISN'T BIG ENOUGH TO WANOLE A 'TRUCK, OSCAR! AFTER MATERIAL- TURF TRIM MOWE.RS 3 HP 49.95 o. ANYTHif\JG~ ,, AND ABlE: ,1 U TRANSPORT THE' BEAST Real Estate For sale . SABRE. TILLER Jlfz HP 129.95 ACCORPING 1'0 THIS, YOU'RE ~'Z.V, INCOMPETENi', APATHE'TIC AND NOT QUAUFIED FOR Auto .Sales ·!= ARNOLD BROTHERS CH ECKERS·· OFFICE SUPP.LIES SMITH NELSON INC. ._,.MOTORS, , MATERIALS CO. OR JEST PLA'I ' POSSu"t , 606 E, Main Pomero_y Radiator' Specialist HOGG&ZU~AN ·· OR DRAP BV LUK!;I('S BARN AN' PLAI( CARDS 992-2094 From the laroest Tr'uck or Bulldo:z:er Radietor to the · :)mauesr Heater c.:ore . , Nathiln Biggs _ • POMEROY HOME & AUTO .2o-ttC - -- - - Notice EXPERIENCED,. Radiata PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior - AN ' PLAV Stop .In and See Our IF CARPETS look dull and V ISIT Kingsbur y' Home, Sales & 773-5554 Mason, W. Vi!-. Ph, 992 -2174 Pomeroy Floor Disp!ay, drear , remo"'e spots as they Service for a better buy in 12'· appear w ith Blue Lustre. 14' wid e mobile homes or a Rent elec tr ic shampooer, s 1. r oo m y dou ble-wide 54X24, 3 WILL tri m or . cut trees. clean ' . - - - - - - - - - - - - - , out basements, attics. etc. Nel so n's Drug Store, bedr oo m, 2 bath s - 44)(24, 2 Pomeroy, Ohio. and pa int r oofs; phone 949· bedroom s; m~de by Skyline ' 322 1. Corp . Bui It r ight. 2x4 con1973 STEREO 8 track. A5s-6m-2aflcl struction. Now on display on 4-17.J0tc · balan ce of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 Kinasburv Rd. Countv Rd . 18, ' DOZER and back hoe . work, 24 Hour th Phone 992 5331 Rt. 33 Nodh . Come .now or pori'ds and septic tanks, dl t· per man · Daily Service to our Grand Opening on May · ching service ; top soil, fill 4 12-13. Office hours 2 p .m . to 7 dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex On Most Amer'ico~n cars p .m . or by appo1ntment. ·! cavating . Phone 99:2 -5367 MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Phone 992 -62.56 . Our low ~ Dick Ka~r , Jr . . 1 -GUARANTEEDsewing mach ine. Th is overhead mean s big savings 9-J·ff< machine darns, embroiders, to you. Phone 992-2094 makes buttonholes, all 4-29·12tp :A:UTOMbBILE · i ns~·ra'~ce beerf John Tucker, Rt. 4 w i thout attachments . Just - - - - -- - - - ... cancelled? Lost your' I 1 Open 8 Til5 1 d ial and sew. Pay balance of NEW READY Blooming operator's license? Call 992· Pomeroy, 0, $38.50 or pay S5 per month . potted flower s, start ing at SO 2966. Monday thru Saturday Ph, 992-3954 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 : ce nts ; hanging baskets, 6·15·tfc Phone 992-5331 . 4-20-tfc pan sies, cab age, petunias, . • . . ___-. : NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell' s - ----'-----marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , SEPTIC TAIIKS AROB1C HOME Grown Tomato plants Garage, near Crossroads on MODERN sepflc tank service; hours, 7 davs a week. peppers, efc. One-focrth off SEWAGE SYSTEMS C~EAN· for garden use ; large sturdy St. Rt. 124; all mechanic work · 24 Phone 992-3954, by the f l at ; Hubbard's ~ ED, REPAIRED. MILLER plants ; Improved Mex ican , including automatic trans4-10-JOtc Greenhouse, 300 yards above . S~ITATION, STEWART, Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; missions . Monday thru ballpark on .Syracuse, On•o. · OHIO. PHONE 662-3035, also hot peppers, mang~s Saturday;'l8: 30 a . m . to 5 p. m . DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason: 10-4-Hc , 4-26-tfc and cabbage plants. On Rt . Phone 992-7121 or 992 -6392. .:.__-,-. 1 W, Va.; phone 773-5976, 124, 500 ft . above the State .5-3-30tc 4-27-tfc · Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas CONTEMPORARY Modern ;EWING MACHINES, Repair Hayman . · service, all makes. 992 -2284.! EXCAVATING, Dozers, large Walnut style stereo -radio , The Fabric Sh()p; Pomeroy. = and small; Backhoes and O'DELL WHEEL alignment 4-24-33tc am -fm radio, 4 speaker sound located at Crossroads, Rf, 12•, , Authorized Singer Sales and! Loaders on track and tires ;. i complete front end service, system. 4 speed automatic Scissors.\ Dump trucks Lo -boy 1 changer . Balance $69 .22 . Use ' Ser"Wice. We Sharpen tune up and biake ·Servlce.UPHOLSTER your own fur · · 3-29-tlc Serv1ce ; Septic tanks in -l our budget terms . Call 992· niture. Foam cushions, any Wheels balanced elec· stalled; George (Bill) · 1 3965. fronicaily . All · work size . Cotton, ·burlap, swivel Pullins; phone 992 -2478 or 992· , 5-6-6tc guaranteed. Reasonab.le . bases, zipper, dacron, web · 7402 . 2-9-tfc' bing , welt . Pomeroy rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742:- ; Recovery , 622 E. Main St., MOTHER ' S Day Flowers; 3232 , HARRISON'S TV Service and 1 hanging baskets; white, pink 2-18-Hc '. phone 992-7554, Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. red geraniums, mums and 5-3-24tp 2-9-tfc ~EAoY : MtX and begonias; INSTANT cof.il:lr'E'n· COLOR for your Garden UPHOLSTERY Materials, delivered right to ~our ·' pansies. petunias, marigolds, HOUSE AND Roof painting; nylon prints, cotton pr ints, project. Fast and ea~y. Free Phlox, Coleus. Salvia, Ztn . interior and exterior, free vinyls , velvets of all kinds . est1mates, Phone 992-328 ... nias , Dianthus. Allyssu111. estimates. Call992-i:008 or 992Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E. Goegleln Ready-Mix Co.; i Snapdragons, Ageratium and 2460. Main St. , phone 992-7554. Middleport, Dhlo, . · Portulacca. Vegetable plants 4-19-301c 5-3-24tp 6-30-H~ Cabbage, broccoli , cauliflower , lettuce, eggplant, GARAGE repair , tune-ups ; mangoes. hot peppers and 14 plugs, points and condenser ; 8 kinds of tomato plants . cyl. , $17.95 and 6 cyl. , $14,95 ; 1969 CHEVELLE 396, 4 s'peed , Cleland Farm and call for appointment ; Racine good condition , phone 992 -2572 Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine . Garag~ , Racine, Ohio, 949anytime. Geraldine Cleland. NEW LISTING , 361 L 5-4-3tc 4-29 -tfc 95 ACRES Large 8 room 4-8-JOtc ---~-house with bath. furnace. and '63 OLDS Convertible Cutlass, full basement. 5 bedrooms, automatic ; '67 Chevelle closets , large front and side SPRING SPECIALS Malibu, 3 speed, phone 742porch. Large barn , and im· 6271. 5-3-6tc plement shed . Plenty of good water . fences ane! all minerals. 1 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, 1 $30,000.00. In Carton· owner , power steering, good RESifAURANT tires , "A-1 condit ion, w ill sell EQUIPMENT G·ood , Set Up, 134,95 reasonable ; phone 7 42 -4211 location , doing very well. e .ore 5 p.m. or 72 bf 4 ·493 lf1er a business should greatly in5 P: m , 11-16-Hc crease in a short time . Ovmer 1 5-4' 3t' needs a re's t. Want only ' ficAVATING·, d~z;r, loider li1 Carton $5,000.00. -and backhoe work; septic PONTIAC 2 door Har~top, S300 Set up, $54,95 2 YE.ARS OLD tanks installed; dump trucks o~ best offer ; phone 992-7797. POMEROY COUNTRY HOME - Over 1 and lo-boys for hire; will haul 5-6- 2tc 9. _· Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. acre. 3 large bedrooms with fill ldirt, top soil, limestone 6:. Phone 992-2181 closets, Jl/1 baths, utility room , 1968 RAMBLER , excell ent and gravel ; call Bob or Roger . . garage for 2 cars . Located on cond ition , new tires. $8 25; Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; · old 33. A quality built home fur night phone 992-3525 or 992must sell; call 1-304·773-5333. 5232, ' 5-6-6tp $25,000.00. V~RY NtCE 1953 DODGE 1 ton truck with POODLES, AKC puppies, small BUSINESS BUILDING In cattle racks ; phone 667 -3337. · m i niature, ·black or white , excellent location for future wormed , permanent shots, growth of the <;ounty. Has 2 : 5-6-3tp $75 ; phone Coolville 667 -6214. large business rooms , 2 '66 FORE;! Galaxie 500 XL, 5·6-12tc modern rest rooms . large automatic transmissl on, storage, all air conditioned. power steering, clean . Good Room tor parking. rubber, bucket seats, $450, RIVER FRoNTAGE Phone 992·664.5 after 5 p ,m. 'CASH 'paid tor alf makes anJ 3.33 ACRES - On Rt . 7 with 5-6-6fp : models of mobile homes . 1972- 3 bedroom mobile home Phone area code 614.4 23-9531. . 65xl2, air conditioned. Patio 4-13-tfc · 16x20, screened. 18' boat with Dev of Robert OPEN .:O P.M. I the isees Unknown Hei rs ,, Bushong L egatees; •QMEROY OHIO and Devisees of Gertrude A ll en ; r . f. · the Unknown Hei rs , Legatees and Dev i sees of Margar et · Combs ; the Unknown He irs , Legatees and Devisees Of Lrou is Entsm inger ; the Unknown WANT ADS Heirs , l..egatees and Dev isees of INFORMATION TWO Beagl e dogs to st in Charles Entsminger ; the s d Unknown He irs , Legatees and DEADLINE Raci ne -Bashan area ; onere Dev isee s of Down ie Ents · 5 P.M . Day Before Public at ion . and w hite female and one minger ; the Unknown Heirs . Monday Deadl ine 9 a.m . bla ck and br.own male ; gone Can ections L~gatees and Oev iseesot Alfred Will becellation accepted -untilCorr a .m . for for 3 or 4 days; p h one 949·2594 9 EntsmInger ; the unknown Day of Publ icat ion or 949.259S before 3 p.m . Heirs, Legatees o!!ind Devisees of REGULATIONS wee kday s or an y time on Gerald Enlsm inger ; the The Publisher r ese rv es th e weekends. Unknown Heirs, L eQatee s and 5 6 6t Dev isees of Anna J . Miller ; th e r ight to edit or re jec t an y ads . _ c ot-ie c tional. Th e ~----~---Unknown He irs , Legatees and deemed Dev isees of Dav id Entsminger ; publish er-wi ll not be r es pon sible MALE black Labrador and lhe Unknown Heirs, for mor e than on e inco rrect Retrie v er, 5 m onths old. Legatees and Devisee s of insertion . RATES Reward . Ph one 949·2253. Kenneth Entsming~r : For Want Acl Service 5-6-12tp You are hereby notif ied that 5 cents per word one insert ion you have been named defen · Min imum Charge 75c dants in a legal act ion, ent itled 12 cenl s per word thr ee Edna Hill . et al. , plaint iffs , vs . consecut ive insertions . Garnet Entsminger , et al ., NO . 1 Copper, soc ; radiators , defendants. This action has 18 cents per word six co n· 28c; bra ss, lBc ; batteries, 85c secutive insertions . been assigned Case No. 15,085, 2S Per cent Discount on pa id ea ch ; clean dry roots , Ginand is pending in the Court Of adsandadspaidw ithin IOdays, seng·, $60 ; yellow root, $4 ; Common Pleas, Meigs County , CARD OF THANkS mayapple , 45c per lb .; M: A. Pomeroy , Ohio 45769. The Ob · &OBITUARY Hall , Reedsville , Ohio, 378iect of the Complaint is to $1.50 tor 50 word minimum . 6249 . Partition real estate described Ea ch add itionalADS word 2c. H -tfc BLIND in said ComP.Iaint, sa id real Additio'nal 25 c Charg e per estate being Situated in Rutland Township , Meigs County , Oh io, Advert isement. WANTED, wooded land with and described o!!IS follows : r oad and power, 40 acres or PARCEL No . l : Beginning 53 OFFICE HOURS more. or farm . Cash. Phone roc;ls west from the southeast 8:30 ~ . m . to 5 :00 p.moo· Daily, corner of Section 33, Town 6, 8: 30 a . m . to 12 : Noon . ~ collect 614·654·1703 evenirlgs Range 14, of the . Ohio Com · Saturday . or write Box 952, Lancaster, pany's Purchase, at a stake ; Ohio 43130. thence north 162 rods ; thence _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _5_-6-6tp west 54 rods ; then ce south 80 rods, 22 and two -thirds links ; ,,_,_ _.;:___ _ _ _ _ _ _~ :OLD furniture, oak tables, thence east 12 rods ; thence south 33 rods and 17 and one organs, dlshes, clocks, brass third links ; then c e west 12 rods ; or complete households. beds thence south 47 rods and 10 Write M. 0 . Mi Her, Rt . 4, links ; thence east 5<1 rods to the Pomeroy , Oh io. Phone 992place of beg inning , containing 6271 , 52 . 15 acres , more or less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM 1-7-ffc that port ion thereof described as follows , to -wit : · WANT · to bUy old fashioned . EXCEPTION : Being a strip , furniture of all kind ; also of ground 66 feet in width over brass beds, wooden ice boxes, and across the above described · urna ce Contro Is old postcards, albums and 1 52.15 acre tract of land used for a railroad right of way and other items. What have vou? HUMIDIFIERS being 33 feet on l:!'ach side of the 'E . Henson , Rt. 2, centerline o!!IS now located 1 McDermott, Ohio; phone Hot Water Heah!rs through said premises , said 858·2540. f'lumbing width of 66 feet to obtain ·except 4-22 -18tp at such points o!!IS a · quarter Electrical Work width may be necessary for embankment, conta ining 1.65 · acres, more or less, and be i ng the same premises convev.ed by Nathan En1sminger . el Us, to the Kanawha & Mi c higan Railway by warranty deed BUSINESS dated. August 1. 1906, recorded 992-2448 in Volume 95, Page 394, of the OPPORTUNITY Deed Records of Meigs County, Pnmeroy, l.J.'-. Ohio. Leav i ng 11'1 Parcel One above described, 50.50 Acres , more or KEEP all dogs off Charles Manor Woman 1~7ss . :.. . Wolfe Property, at Fairview. PARCt:L No. 2: Beginning for all day and all night.· Reliable person from this reference point at the middle of 5-6-12fc area to service and collect the east line of Section 33, from automatic dispensers. Townsh i p 6, Range -14 of the Ohio Company's Purchase ; McDANIELS Custom S,lauohter No e~perience needed - we · thence west 53 rods ; thence House and Meat Cutting; establish accounts for you . south 43 and one'.thlrd rods to State and Government in· Car, references , and $~95.00 the point of beginn ing , wh ich spected; phone 773·5208. point is also the southwest to $1.995 .00 cash capital corn~r of parcel of land for - ----,-,:--.,---,--c necessary. to 12 hours 5-_ 6-12tp merly owned Qy Alexander: weekly could net ·good part Braley ; thence south 1811? rods NOW OPEN - Young ' s Store in time income. Full time Tuppers Plains 1 Men's used or to the northwest cor.ner of a tract of land formerly owned by pants and shirts ; Glassware. more. For local interview, Ruel Braley ; thence east Antiques, Tools ; Open Tues .. write., i.nclude telephone 26 rods or to thE! northeast Thurs .• and Sat., 8 a.m. to 9 number : corner o1 a tract of land for · p .m. merly owned by Martin Ents. 5-6-6tp minger; thence north 18lh rods ; thence west u,· rods along said Alexander Braley ' s south line to REDUCE safe and fast with EAGLE the place of beginning 1 con . GoBese. Tablets & E· Vap tainlng 2.75 acres, more or less . "water pills," Nelson Drug. INDUSTRIES Excepting and reserving the 5-7-2fp coal and mining rights heretofore sold to Oh io Power Department BV Company as recorded in PIANO Tuning, Lane Daniels, 3938 Meadowbrook Road 992-2081, 259 Broadway St .. Volume 209, Page 269, Meigs Middleport; May 7th thru St. Louis Park, Minnesota County Deed Records, June 30th. reference to which is hereby 55426 made for a m.1re complete 5-7-6tc description ot this reservation . Over 30 new display m obile homes go on sale at hundreds You are required to answer dollars In sav1ngs to make room for new summer stock , of WILL do babysitting in my the Complaint wifll'in twenty • home ; phone 882·2638. and Modulars, due to risirig cost of lumber and Doubles eight days after the ia's t 5-4-Jtc publication of this notice, which material. Sale price good only on diSp,layed units. Salesmen Wanted will be pub I ished each week for - - - - - SALES Opportunity . Beltone, six consecutive weeks , the last KNAPP SHOES SALE GOOD TliRU MAY 7th Comfort, publication being on May 8, World's largest ma.nufacturer Er'nest M. Shuler- Meigs County . Owner Quality, Long Wea'r, 1973, and the twenty eight days of hearing aids needs sales. Reasonable prices. Call 992for answer will commence on men Or saleswomen for local 5324. that date . In case of your failure area . Must be 21 or over, neat to answer or otherwise respond 5-3-tfc appearance, car, -bondable as required by the Ohio Rules of and looking for a $15,000 a Civil Procedure, judgment for year income with excellent default w ill be made aga inst NEW 2 PC. Early American with 100 pet. nylon with you for relief demanded in the growth potential. Persons Claim . 423-7521 Scotchguard and Maple wood selected will be completely LARRY E . SPENCER trim . This week only $199.95. trained at our expense . Clerk of Courts Cash and Carry. Pomeroy · ~ompany benefits, protected Meigs County , Ohio 1220WASHINGTON BLVD, BELPRE,O, Recovery, 622 E. Main St., territory ' repeat business arld . (4) 2, 9, 16. 23.30 (5) 7, 61 Pomeroy, phone 992-7554 . · Apply : leads furnished. S·3·6tc Bellone Hearing Aid Center. 601 Sixth Ave., Huntington, W. ROOF lNG and' Heating Repa i r ; Va . UPHOLSTERY Materials, all types ; Special - Cleaning 4-30·6tc r:egularly $3.95 · only $ 11.95. 7 ROOM frame house in and oi I ing.of blower;, complete Harrisonville ; phone 304-755· Also remnants . Pomeroy check on furnaces ; phone 843· 2657. MATURE responsible person to Recovery, 622 .E. Main St., 234.1. ., 5-2-12tc plione 992 -7554. babysit in my home on S. 5·2-JOtc Second in Middleport for 3 , 5·3·24tp 2 YEAR old, 3 bedroom house. months old baby and 7 year - - - -- - - - , - - -NOTICE ON FILING fully carpeted, storm winMAY is HAIR KAIR month for old boy . 5 days per week in. NEW _FOAM to fill your old OF INVENTORY dows ; phone 992-5756. our KOSCOT customers. ~ AND APPOINTMENT eluding· some weekends. cushiOI")s, standard Size supe, · 5·2·6tp Many specials this month The State of Ohio, Meigs only $9 .95 . Pomeroy References required. Job including ONE DAY Perfume County . Probate Court, starts end pf May. Send Recovery , 622 E . Main St., ~< .., Rollette and Beauty ' Dust. I To the Executrix ot the phone 992·7554. . · HuUSE in Long Bottor.1, phon~ . inquiries to Box 406. estate ; ~ o such of the following would like very much to serve Gallipolis, Ohio. 5-3: 24tp . 985-3529. :' as are-residents oi the State of or visit you . Phone Helen _ _,__ __:__ _ _-'-6-11-IIC' 5·3·6tc Ohio, viz : the : surviving Jane Brown , Middleport, HAVE REAL and permanent . ------~---­ spouse, the next of k in , the 992,5113. Remember Ohio, benef i ciar i es. under the w ill , flowers for Mother' s Day and NEW Homes on your lot or ours. MOTHER on HER DAY , May ', and to the attorney or attorneys many other gifts. Call NO MONEY DOWN for 13th. representing any of the Smalley's Gift Shop, Chester, qualified buyers using F .H . aforement ioned oP.r ~ nn~ · 30-tfc ~j AND 4 ROOM..,urnished and' ' phone 985-3537. Adm . loan. (Closing costs Thomas 1 H . Hennessy , - - - - , - -- ' - - --,-- •-· unfurnished apartments . 5·3-5tc unly . ) A variety of floor plans Deceased , Pomeroy , Oh io, Phone 992·5434. Salisbury Township , No :208<15. With various financing programs available. lf!e You are hereby not ified that 4-12-ffc GROCERY business for sale. the Inventory and Ap Building for sale or lease. specialize in working w1th pra lsement of the estate of the Phone 773-5618 from 8' 30 p.m: AEP Co, employees although aforementioned , deceased , late , F URN I SHE 0 '1. bedroom to 10· p.m . for appointment, we are available to all . Meigs of sa i d County , was filed in this apartment, adults only, 3-20-tfc Development Co ., 150 N . Co'urt. Said Inventory and Middleport; phone 992·3874. ---,-Second Ave ., Middleport, Appra i sement will be tor 4-6-tfc NEW Hot/and 271 Baler, New Ohio. Phone 992 -5916 for in. hearing before this Court. on the ._ __ .:__ _.:___ _ Holland 451 MtJwer; Dale formation . 9th day of May , 1973, at 10 : 00 o'clock A .M . PRIVATE meeting room for Kautz, Chester, 965-3831. 5-6-30tc Any person desiring to file any or_~;~anization; phone 992- ~) ..S·4·3tp - - - - -- - - -exceptions thereto must file 3975. · 97 ACRES of land , gas well and them at least five do!!IYS prior 10 3-11 -ffc small pond ; c;all 742·6261. the date set 'or hearing . 5-6-3tc ~ Given under my hand and 3 BEDROOM house, 2\'1 miles TWO trailet lots in Mi.dd leport ; seal of said Court , thiS 27th ~=fay on St. Rt. 1•13 : prefer couple, . Of April 197 3. , one house in Letart Falls ; 18 BEAUTIFUL ac res ori no pets; ph one 949·3716. · Mann ing D. Webster ~ phone before 6 p.m . 992· 5693 ~ Lincoln Hill . Pomeroy ' s most · Judge 11nd ex .off ic io Clerk 5-4-3tp 5-7-5t c desirclble location. All utilities of said Courl -~_,--1'-­ ava ilable . Two m inutes from MOBI,LE home space In TWO bedroom 12x60 frailer on Courthouse.. Priced to self . By Ann B. WafSon Syr acuse ; phone 992 -p329. Ser" 1Jn d Avenue in Mid ~ Deputy Clerk Call 992·2613 for ,appointment. , . . -· 5·2·ttc Oleporl ; phone 992 -2580. 'fA) 30 (S ) 7, 21 5-1-tfc . 1-6-tfc L_.__ ___;._________..--- - -----:-C lost I DON'T KNOW WHUTHER TO GO OVER TO SUM POTTER 'S Business Services_ _ ____ . BAllNEY -I 19tl r RIUMPH650 ; Bonnevi lle. 'fC~C Lime~uol')e, Excelsioi 4,500 m iles , $995 or best oiler ; Salt Works, E. Ma in St., ph one 992·3048. Pom.roy. Ph on~ 992-389 1. 5-6-6tp 4-12-Hc __:,. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY For Sale ' .I ACAUR MAXUAS SKJI LHZ'M ZAUCA KAHUS SKAUA SKHS CWPUHSWE .ZM XKUWMSEIKAU EY LEUNAR WM HZM ,V AUM ' PAHTSR , - ~ov KNow! �,. t ' 'Se";,'ti;";iCi";;;;fieds Get Action! Sentinel Cfassifieds Get Results! For S:!le PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know anct be ln tarmed of the f unc t lon!ll of y our go vernment are , embod itd in public not ice!.. In' ' that self -govern men t c ha r ges all ci t izens 10 be inf ormed ,· th is newspap er urg es ever y ci t i zen to r e ad a n d stud y t h ese JOOtlc es . we strong ly adv ise 'those cl tl!\!r\s, seeking f urther informat ion, to ex ercise the ir r ight of 11 cc ess to p ub lic .,.-ecords end p u b lic me etin gs . PuBLIC NOTICE To Un k now He i rs L egateth es~ and Devnis ees o f, Nathan t:nt s m i nger ; the Unknown Hei rs , Leg atees and O~v i sees or Leona Gr im es; the BOAT, motor and ·frailer, $500 ; ,{COD' S AQUARIUMS ; ! i sh phone 992-5542. .1nd supplies ; new location , -----------' 5 -~3tc As~ Street, Middleport ne"- ( partt. ; phone 992-5«3. 1< BE AUTIFU L sele c t ion o< ---,--------~ 1 - ljf~ · flowers. wreaths and basket! :::- . for Memo_ri al Day. Cl i ff'~ NE W 2 pc. Earl y Amer ican with Shoe Repa 1r , M iddleport. 100 pet. n ylon wi th Scotch · - -- - - - - - - - 5·6-12tc g ua r d and Mapl e wood trim . Th is week onl y $199.95, =ARMALL 3"1'\ Diesel T,...actor, ~ '· Cash and Carry . Pomer oy f ro nt .mounted 2·row cor n Recovery, 622 E. Ma in St ., pl anter ; ph one 949· 4983. Pomeroy, phone 992·7554. Holter Brothers, Mi ners ville. 5·3-6tc '' 5-6-3fp ~-------- 197' UiEVRO~ET U995 Ca pr ice 4·door , ne w car ti tl e & balance of warran ty, brown vinyl r oof. t in ted glass, fac tor y air , fron t & r ear guards. ra d io & rear speaker, wh it e-wa H ti r es. Nice and <:l ean. Retail $4860. Priced to move. 1970 DODGE POLARA , .,695 4-door, factor y air. V-8 en gine, automatic tran "S m ission, power steering & brakes. good w hite-wall tl r es( wh it e . finish, vi nyl •op, rAdio, clean inside. 1970 PONTIAC 12295 Firebird Es prit. Local 1 owner car, 350 V-8 eng ine, ·tP. steer ing &automa t ic trans., AM-FMradlo, l lke new whl e letter ed t ir es, da r k brow n finish, bucket seat & blk . vi ny l t · A h · R 11 loa ded ~m:gg~j; ~~igi,' ~~~ - Po~~;~; M~tor Unknown Heirs , Legatees and EVE~ . ~ Co. , ·AM' @ _ ) u~ I WantP.tl To Buy UHE~l" HtAIING & .COOLING , .service LATEX PAINT For wood and masonry f i nishes. r 3.99 gallon CAMPUS CLATI'ER and UNFORTUN ATELV, P~OFESSO!< SEPTIC TANKS . CLEANED MODERN SANITATION r - - - - - \ HIMSELFl ATLEIE'S Lt:CTU RES ~A>/c A WAY OF ORIFT,NG TO ~ I S FURNITURE FAVORITt: : TO PIC EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment f:!jf·? '5.55 (- I'VE GIVEN H IM THAT f.Q. TEST I USED, WHEN . Pomeroy Home & Auto IWASA PROR!:SSOR'-) . _____ - GO 01>1 IN AN'SEE IF 'THEY TURNED UP ANYTHIN' ~R ••• I. YA ~ WINNIE WINKLE Real Estate· For Sale :I I<NOW .. !T WAS A HARROWING; EXPERIENCE! NOT REALLY. 1 0U5T ® IY!iEN 7NESII:JRY OF 'i=xP£RIENCE UN- MISS WINKLE, 1 KNOW A GOOD DEAL OF THI'. 50CCE5& OF PERIENCE UNLIMITED' 1$ DUE TO YOUR EFFORTS... ~..-(] LIM! TED W/75 lJfEPAPERS/ lJfE MNKL£8 ARE SWAMPEO WITH KJLUNTEERS. 'EX - PLANTED lHE SEED OF' 1HE. IDEA IN MY PARENTS' MIND AND 'THEY 13ROUGHT IT 10 FRUIT]ON ! - - - - -- Business Opportunities r--. BUT TRANSMISSION CHAMBER IMMEDIAiELY Mobile Homes For Sale SPRING CLEANING ------,- ' J -__•:-=-======:::;===-...::. ., I SALE motor and trailer . INVESTMENT 3 RENTALS ·_ I furn ished. Income $193 .00 a month . Asking only $10,000.00. WHEN YOU ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY, YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR TO ANYONE. FOR YOUR SAFETY, LIST WITH US. Where can ~ou qet l uxur ~ like this,Sii m,f or $95 a month? ~UIFf.QJIFF·WJFF - SNIFF·SfJAFFLE - I ~EMOR LEIJD M~ AAIJKlo T0-51'~ 1 ., ; "' J i @)UI'J!M MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Sale Real Estate ·For sale r ' ...._ • \ • For Rent -::-:===.,-..,----:--- - - -- - - Wt-talk ,to you like ~ person~ WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL \.. ------ For Rent , - -- - -----.' "" JSABE.LLA OF THE LOVELY, 3 bedroom, I floor plan , forced air furnace, hardwood floors, excellent condition , on Chester Water System, 10 years old, on .87 A. lot, on State Highway. You can purchase on farm home "with low down payment. TWO RIVERS REALTY, CLARENCE BELL, SALESMAN, 240 Front, Marietta, phone office, J7J· 5916, residence. 373-5935 or 667-3650. 5-6-12tc COME~ FAC( TO F.AC£ Wl'Tfi CHIEF' WOT· AH-PUHUM. RHD HIS - - - -- - NEW Total Electric frame' home, baseboard heat, hard· wood floors . 3 bedroom , bath, living room, dlnihg room , built -in kitchen. breezeway, garage, city water. Lot size .l00x400 plus nil')e -tenths tr ~ completed . Additional lot available. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Price $18,000 as is. Phone 667-6386. 5·4·3tc AMANDA PANDA HER~'.; A PLANT OF WHICH I'M VER'I FONP 1 5 43 · ~ ~ · · tp 4 ' ROOM House w i th bath. priced to sell. Call Ned 992- , 5333. 5-Htc '. --- . 741-flll (2wds.) 9. Covenant twixt countrie s . 10. " Winter 's Tale" king 1 ance 20. indi stinct 23. Writer of sad verses 24. Flowerlike •• ornament 3.0. Under mental . 33. Assistant 36. "Diamond -·- " 37. Imp J I I (] STRIPPED-IN ' SH EEP15H WAY. Now arrance the circled letters to form the aurpriae anawer, .. ~==~,:::::::~~~:;;=::;:=~::sugrested by the abon cartoon. , ment park features 26. Piacc ~or L_!!:Prilt:!..=llii~SMISI= · Allsw!R=:=Iilrl::__' . i 38. Pace ; • IIJii'KI\Y Cl!.!:.! '1.~~~:.:- strain gnawed • -7 I ' CAU1'E 3L Rub out 27, Then ( Fr.) 28, Catch sight of ALONG TH~ E.>'6E OF 1JjE foND.1 ... an rrx J (An.wen tomorrtw) Sa1urda1'• Jumll1e•: MIDGE GAUZE ZITHER ORIGIN An!lwt:rz A course ruken l,y JHl iJfJle w}w OV11rdo it:- ZIGZAG PI t\ N l l l'S lamp • march 39. Minus 40. Bank employee CAPr AIN EASY UH. M·H·HOW DO YOU DO, MA' .• M ... I l 'M FLOVO GRUNPY. .. OF PINfVALE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ' AXYDLBAAXR L ·ONGFELLOW WELL, NOW· One letter simply stands for another. ln thi s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length ~nd fonnati.on of the words are all ,hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES WZ :. I I H SE Rutland : . . , . 8. Lapidary Is FURNITURE · ·;~~~~~=" Arnold Grate. appear- Hen torr 25. Optimi stic 27. Terpsi· chorean 25. Amuse- 32, - wpiz 33. Some; 34. Thrice · (comb. forlil) 35. Type style 37, Spirit ;; Surround clothe~ · with gentle, even' heat . No hot spots, 110 overdrylng . Fine Mesh Llnf' Filter. wesp•clallztin , MAYTAG .~ 16. Parched 19. Pale. as i'n 1\ll'lWfr 23. lrrce ular;· hay 5 J RUTLAND Unscramble these four JumbleiJ, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. 29. Bfailly .Dryers 5 ROOM house. basement, gas heat , bath, · 2 lots, S. D. • Buskirk, 341 Page St ., Mid· dleport ; phone 992·5487 . PU55'/- WII.L.OW THflJ GRoVI5 Yestrrda~· ·s 7. Writer ...J cy's " - Bi' C•paclty · '" · Mavtag Automatics · ·.2 speed operetlon . Choice of water tem~a . Auto . water level control. lint Filter Or · Power. Fin Agitator. Ptrma•Press Ma"t-tag · , Halo of Heat ---'---'~---- mater 5, Look glum 6. Swan genu s 17. Kin.gs- ----.1...--.,..1 :O:ynd1<:atc , flit'. ) F'e !l(ur e!'- ··.! 4. Lambkin 's 16. Gawain 's title '· ( (0 1973 Ki'ug (hyph. (suiT.) ol ~---1 22. Price paid ROBINSON wd,) •---~~~ 15: Somewhat sweet basin 21. Unheard .I shell's 13. Apprai·s c 14, Irish or •• $6500 Yesterday's Cryptoquole: MOST OF OUR SO-CALLED REASONING CONSI STS IN FfNDING ARGUMENTS FOR GOING ON BELIEVING AS WE ALilEADY DO.-JAMES lining Lance lot in White " ·~=~ 18. Become J profound 20, Holy : water On the house DOWN 1. Vinegary 2. Pursuit 3. Mollusk loved Eastern AVe. G.llipolls, 0. PH. 446·0175 ONE YEAR OLD frame home, tot.~l · electric , paneled throughout. 2 bedrooms, city water, opproximately lf2 acre tot , Fourth Street, ·Reedsville, price $10,500; will consider !Omall deposit l;)nd land contract ; phone 667-6386. 5-4-3tc 41. 12. Maid who TRI.OOUNTY MOBILE· HOME~_ - - -- - - ACROSS L High 11. " Eats" Ma~Y more to' c'h.oose from. How to GET IN on the " IN's" and stay OUT of the " OUTS" JUST LIST WITH . CLELAND REALTY . (DO IT TODAYL HENRY E, CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 7 If no answer 99:2 -2658 JOSEPH 5. Verse form DOCUME'HT! All ~omes are total electric, completely furnished: set of steps. 1/"" birch paneling, house -type doors, storm windows ·. From ' $250.00 down, Delivered Free. D!JPLEX HOUSE , 6 rooms and bath each, can be financed with small down payment, Phone 992·5786. 5-6-6fc _by THOMAS point $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 Double wide ORI61NAL Q:JEfri ISABELL A~ MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR lOxSI 2 BR 10xS&3BR 12x412 BR 12x51 2 BR 12xS6 3 BR• 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR ' DIREcT DESCENDANT (A!ID HER AHCJENT DOCUMEiiT) PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW Help Wanted A NEW ONE! GASOUNE ALLEY Mobile Homes For Sale - ----- HE'S 8UILDING IZATION! Pets For Sale • THAT'S WMV ISN'T BIG ENOUGH TO WANOLE A 'TRUCK, OSCAR! AFTER MATERIAL- TURF TRIM MOWE.RS 3 HP 49.95 o. ANYTHif\JG~ ,, AND ABlE: ,1 U TRANSPORT THE' BEAST Real Estate For sale . SABRE. TILLER Jlfz HP 129.95 ACCORPING 1'0 THIS, YOU'RE ~'Z.V, INCOMPETENi', APATHE'TIC AND NOT QUAUFIED FOR Auto .Sales ·!= ARNOLD BROTHERS CH ECKERS·· OFFICE SUPP.LIES SMITH NELSON INC. ._,.MOTORS, , MATERIALS CO. OR JEST PLA'I ' POSSu"t , 606 E, Main Pomero_y Radiator' Specialist HOGG&ZU~AN ·· OR DRAP BV LUK!;I('S BARN AN' PLAI( CARDS 992-2094 From the laroest Tr'uck or Bulldo:z:er Radietor to the · :)mauesr Heater c.:ore . , Nathiln Biggs _ • POMEROY HOME & AUTO .2o-ttC - -- - - Notice EXPERIENCED,. Radiata PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exterior - AN ' PLAV Stop .In and See Our IF CARPETS look dull and V ISIT Kingsbur y' Home, Sales & 773-5554 Mason, W. Vi!-. Ph, 992 -2174 Pomeroy Floor Disp!ay, drear , remo"'e spots as they Service for a better buy in 12'· appear w ith Blue Lustre. 14' wid e mobile homes or a Rent elec tr ic shampooer, s 1. r oo m y dou ble-wide 54X24, 3 WILL tri m or . cut trees. clean ' . - - - - - - - - - - - - - , out basements, attics. etc. Nel so n's Drug Store, bedr oo m, 2 bath s - 44)(24, 2 Pomeroy, Ohio. and pa int r oofs; phone 949· bedroom s; m~de by Skyline ' 322 1. Corp . Bui It r ight. 2x4 con1973 STEREO 8 track. A5s-6m-2aflcl struction. Now on display on 4-17.J0tc · balan ce of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 Kinasburv Rd. Countv Rd . 18, ' DOZER and back hoe . work, 24 Hour th Phone 992 5331 Rt. 33 Nodh . Come .now or pori'ds and septic tanks, dl t· per man · Daily Service to our Grand Opening on May · ching service ; top soil, fill 4 12-13. Office hours 2 p .m . to 7 dirt, limestone ; B&K Ex On Most Amer'ico~n cars p .m . or by appo1ntment. ·! cavating . Phone 99:2 -5367 MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Phone 992 -62.56 . Our low ~ Dick Ka~r , Jr . . 1 -GUARANTEEDsewing mach ine. Th is overhead mean s big savings 9-J·ff< machine darns, embroiders, to you. Phone 992-2094 makes buttonholes, all 4-29·12tp :A:UTOMbBILE · i ns~·ra'~ce beerf John Tucker, Rt. 4 w i thout attachments . Just - - - - -- - - - ... cancelled? Lost your' I 1 Open 8 Til5 1 d ial and sew. Pay balance of NEW READY Blooming operator's license? Call 992· Pomeroy, 0, $38.50 or pay S5 per month . potted flower s, start ing at SO 2966. Monday thru Saturday Ph, 992-3954 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 : ce nts ; hanging baskets, 6·15·tfc Phone 992-5331 . 4-20-tfc pan sies, cab age, petunias, . • . . ___-. : NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell' s - ----'-----marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , SEPTIC TAIIKS AROB1C HOME Grown Tomato plants Garage, near Crossroads on MODERN sepflc tank service; hours, 7 davs a week. peppers, efc. One-focrth off SEWAGE SYSTEMS C~EAN· for garden use ; large sturdy St. Rt. 124; all mechanic work · 24 Phone 992-3954, by the f l at ; Hubbard's ~ ED, REPAIRED. MILLER plants ; Improved Mex ican , including automatic trans4-10-JOtc Greenhouse, 300 yards above . S~ITATION, STEWART, Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; missions . Monday thru ballpark on .Syracuse, On•o. · OHIO. PHONE 662-3035, also hot peppers, mang~s Saturday;'l8: 30 a . m . to 5 p. m . DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason: 10-4-Hc , 4-26-tfc and cabbage plants. On Rt . Phone 992-7121 or 992 -6392. .:.__-,-. 1 W, Va.; phone 773-5976, 124, 500 ft . above the State .5-3-30tc 4-27-tfc · Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas CONTEMPORARY Modern ;EWING MACHINES, Repair Hayman . · service, all makes. 992 -2284.! EXCAVATING, Dozers, large Walnut style stereo -radio , The Fabric Sh()p; Pomeroy. = and small; Backhoes and O'DELL WHEEL alignment 4-24-33tc am -fm radio, 4 speaker sound located at Crossroads, Rf, 12•, , Authorized Singer Sales and! Loaders on track and tires ;. i complete front end service, system. 4 speed automatic Scissors.\ Dump trucks Lo -boy 1 changer . Balance $69 .22 . Use ' Ser"Wice. We Sharpen tune up and biake ·Servlce.UPHOLSTER your own fur · · 3-29-tlc Serv1ce ; Septic tanks in -l our budget terms . Call 992· niture. Foam cushions, any Wheels balanced elec· stalled; George (Bill) · 1 3965. fronicaily . All · work size . Cotton, ·burlap, swivel Pullins; phone 992 -2478 or 992· , 5-6-6tc guaranteed. Reasonab.le . bases, zipper, dacron, web · 7402 . 2-9-tfc' bing , welt . Pomeroy rates . Phone 992-3213 or 742:- ; Recovery , 622 E. Main St., MOTHER ' S Day Flowers; 3232 , HARRISON'S TV Service and 1 hanging baskets; white, pink 2-18-Hc '. phone 992-7554, Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. red geraniums, mums and 5-3-24tp 2-9-tfc ~EAoY : MtX and begonias; INSTANT cof.il:lr'E'n· COLOR for your Garden UPHOLSTERY Materials, delivered right to ~our ·' pansies. petunias, marigolds, HOUSE AND Roof painting; nylon prints, cotton pr ints, project. Fast and ea~y. Free Phlox, Coleus. Salvia, Ztn . interior and exterior, free vinyls , velvets of all kinds . est1mates, Phone 992-328 ... nias , Dianthus. Allyssu111. estimates. Call992-i:008 or 992Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E. Goegleln Ready-Mix Co.; i Snapdragons, Ageratium and 2460. Main St. , phone 992-7554. Middleport, Dhlo, . · Portulacca. Vegetable plants 4-19-301c 5-3-24tp 6-30-H~ Cabbage, broccoli , cauliflower , lettuce, eggplant, GARAGE repair , tune-ups ; mangoes. hot peppers and 14 plugs, points and condenser ; 8 kinds of tomato plants . cyl. , $17.95 and 6 cyl. , $14,95 ; 1969 CHEVELLE 396, 4 s'peed , Cleland Farm and call for appointment ; Racine good condition , phone 992 -2572 Greenhouse, E . Main, Racine . Garag~ , Racine, Ohio, 949anytime. Geraldine Cleland. NEW LISTING , 361 L 5-4-3tc 4-29 -tfc 95 ACRES Large 8 room 4-8-JOtc ---~-house with bath. furnace. and '63 OLDS Convertible Cutlass, full basement. 5 bedrooms, automatic ; '67 Chevelle closets , large front and side SPRING SPECIALS Malibu, 3 speed, phone 742porch. Large barn , and im· 6271. 5-3-6tc plement shed . Plenty of good water . fences ane! all minerals. 1 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, 1 $30,000.00. In Carton· owner , power steering, good RESifAURANT tires , "A-1 condit ion, w ill sell EQUIPMENT G·ood , Set Up, 134,95 reasonable ; phone 7 42 -4211 location , doing very well. e .ore 5 p.m. or 72 bf 4 ·493 lf1er a business should greatly in5 P: m , 11-16-Hc crease in a short time . Ovmer 1 5-4' 3t' needs a re's t. Want only ' ficAVATING·, d~z;r, loider li1 Carton $5,000.00. -and backhoe work; septic PONTIAC 2 door Har~top, S300 Set up, $54,95 2 YE.ARS OLD tanks installed; dump trucks o~ best offer ; phone 992-7797. POMEROY COUNTRY HOME - Over 1 and lo-boys for hire; will haul 5-6- 2tc 9. _· Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. acre. 3 large bedrooms with fill ldirt, top soil, limestone 6:. Phone 992-2181 closets, Jl/1 baths, utility room , 1968 RAMBLER , excell ent and gravel ; call Bob or Roger . . garage for 2 cars . Located on cond ition , new tires. $8 25; Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; · old 33. A quality built home fur night phone 992-3525 or 992must sell; call 1-304·773-5333. 5232, ' 5-6-6tp $25,000.00. V~RY NtCE 1953 DODGE 1 ton truck with POODLES, AKC puppies, small BUSINESS BUILDING In cattle racks ; phone 667 -3337. · m i niature, ·black or white , excellent location for future wormed , permanent shots, growth of the <;ounty. Has 2 : 5-6-3tp $75 ; phone Coolville 667 -6214. large business rooms , 2 '66 FORE;! Galaxie 500 XL, 5·6-12tc modern rest rooms . large automatic transmissl on, storage, all air conditioned. power steering, clean . Good Room tor parking. rubber, bucket seats, $450, RIVER FRoNTAGE Phone 992·664.5 after 5 p ,m. 'CASH 'paid tor alf makes anJ 3.33 ACRES - On Rt . 7 with 5-6-6fp : models of mobile homes . 1972- 3 bedroom mobile home Phone area code 614.4 23-9531. . 65xl2, air conditioned. Patio 4-13-tfc · 16x20, screened. 18' boat with Dev of Robert OPEN .:O P.M. I the isees Unknown Hei rs ,, Bushong L egatees; •QMEROY OHIO and Devisees of Gertrude A ll en ; r . f. · the Unknown Hei rs , Legatees and Dev i sees of Margar et · Combs ; the Unknown He irs , Legatees and Devisees Of Lrou is Entsm inger ; the Unknown WANT ADS Heirs , l..egatees and Dev isees of INFORMATION TWO Beagl e dogs to st in Charles Entsminger ; the s d Unknown He irs , Legatees and DEADLINE Raci ne -Bashan area ; onere Dev isee s of Down ie Ents · 5 P.M . Day Before Public at ion . and w hite female and one minger ; the Unknown Heirs . Monday Deadl ine 9 a.m . bla ck and br.own male ; gone Can ections L~gatees and Oev iseesot Alfred Will becellation accepted -untilCorr a .m . for for 3 or 4 days; p h one 949·2594 9 EntsmInger ; the unknown Day of Publ icat ion or 949.259S before 3 p.m . Heirs, Legatees o!!ind Devisees of REGULATIONS wee kday s or an y time on Gerald Enlsm inger ; the The Publisher r ese rv es th e weekends. Unknown Heirs, L eQatee s and 5 6 6t Dev isees of Anna J . Miller ; th e r ight to edit or re jec t an y ads . _ c ot-ie c tional. Th e ~----~---Unknown He irs , Legatees and deemed Dev isees of Dav id Entsminger ; publish er-wi ll not be r es pon sible MALE black Labrador and lhe Unknown Heirs, for mor e than on e inco rrect Retrie v er, 5 m onths old. Legatees and Devisee s of insertion . RATES Reward . Ph one 949·2253. Kenneth Entsming~r : For Want Acl Service 5-6-12tp You are hereby notif ied that 5 cents per word one insert ion you have been named defen · Min imum Charge 75c dants in a legal act ion, ent itled 12 cenl s per word thr ee Edna Hill . et al. , plaint iffs , vs . consecut ive insertions . Garnet Entsminger , et al ., NO . 1 Copper, soc ; radiators , defendants. This action has 18 cents per word six co n· 28c; bra ss, lBc ; batteries, 85c secutive insertions . been assigned Case No. 15,085, 2S Per cent Discount on pa id ea ch ; clean dry roots , Ginand is pending in the Court Of adsandadspaidw ithin IOdays, seng·, $60 ; yellow root, $4 ; Common Pleas, Meigs County , CARD OF THANkS mayapple , 45c per lb .; M: A. Pomeroy , Ohio 45769. The Ob · &OBITUARY Hall , Reedsville , Ohio, 378iect of the Complaint is to $1.50 tor 50 word minimum . 6249 . Partition real estate described Ea ch add itionalADS word 2c. H -tfc BLIND in said ComP.Iaint, sa id real Additio'nal 25 c Charg e per estate being Situated in Rutland Township , Meigs County , Oh io, Advert isement. WANTED, wooded land with and described o!!IS follows : r oad and power, 40 acres or PARCEL No . l : Beginning 53 OFFICE HOURS more. or farm . Cash. Phone roc;ls west from the southeast 8:30 ~ . m . to 5 :00 p.moo· Daily, corner of Section 33, Town 6, 8: 30 a . m . to 12 : Noon . ~ collect 614·654·1703 evenirlgs Range 14, of the . Ohio Com · Saturday . or write Box 952, Lancaster, pany's Purchase, at a stake ; Ohio 43130. thence north 162 rods ; thence _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _5_-6-6tp west 54 rods ; then ce south 80 rods, 22 and two -thirds links ; ,,_,_ _.;:___ _ _ _ _ _ _~ :OLD furniture, oak tables, thence east 12 rods ; thence south 33 rods and 17 and one organs, dlshes, clocks, brass third links ; then c e west 12 rods ; or complete households. beds thence south 47 rods and 10 Write M. 0 . Mi Her, Rt . 4, links ; thence east 5<1 rods to the Pomeroy , Oh io. Phone 992place of beg inning , containing 6271 , 52 . 15 acres , more or less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM 1-7-ffc that port ion thereof described as follows , to -wit : · WANT · to bUy old fashioned . EXCEPTION : Being a strip , furniture of all kind ; also of ground 66 feet in width over brass beds, wooden ice boxes, and across the above described · urna ce Contro Is old postcards, albums and 1 52.15 acre tract of land used for a railroad right of way and other items. What have vou? HUMIDIFIERS being 33 feet on l:!'ach side of the 'E . Henson , Rt. 2, centerline o!!IS now located 1 McDermott, Ohio; phone Hot Water Heah!rs through said premises , said 858·2540. f'lumbing width of 66 feet to obtain ·except 4-22 -18tp at such points o!!IS a · quarter Electrical Work width may be necessary for embankment, conta ining 1.65 · acres, more or less, and be i ng the same premises convev.ed by Nathan En1sminger . el Us, to the Kanawha & Mi c higan Railway by warranty deed BUSINESS dated. August 1. 1906, recorded 992-2448 in Volume 95, Page 394, of the OPPORTUNITY Deed Records of Meigs County, Pnmeroy, l.J.'-. Ohio. Leav i ng 11'1 Parcel One above described, 50.50 Acres , more or KEEP all dogs off Charles Manor Woman 1~7ss . :.. . Wolfe Property, at Fairview. PARCt:L No. 2: Beginning for all day and all night.· Reliable person from this reference point at the middle of 5-6-12fc area to service and collect the east line of Section 33, from automatic dispensers. Townsh i p 6, Range -14 of the Ohio Company's Purchase ; McDANIELS Custom S,lauohter No e~perience needed - we · thence west 53 rods ; thence House and Meat Cutting; establish accounts for you . south 43 and one'.thlrd rods to State and Government in· Car, references , and $~95.00 the point of beginn ing , wh ich spected; phone 773·5208. point is also the southwest to $1.995 .00 cash capital corn~r of parcel of land for - ----,-,:--.,---,--c necessary. to 12 hours 5-_ 6-12tp merly owned Qy Alexander: weekly could net ·good part Braley ; thence south 1811? rods NOW OPEN - Young ' s Store in time income. Full time Tuppers Plains 1 Men's used or to the northwest cor.ner of a tract of land formerly owned by pants and shirts ; Glassware. more. For local interview, Ruel Braley ; thence east Antiques, Tools ; Open Tues .. write., i.nclude telephone 26 rods or to thE! northeast Thurs .• and Sat., 8 a.m. to 9 number : corner o1 a tract of land for · p .m. merly owned by Martin Ents. 5-6-6tp minger; thence north 18lh rods ; thence west u,· rods along said Alexander Braley ' s south line to REDUCE safe and fast with EAGLE the place of beginning 1 con . GoBese. Tablets & E· Vap tainlng 2.75 acres, more or less . "water pills," Nelson Drug. INDUSTRIES Excepting and reserving the 5-7-2fp coal and mining rights heretofore sold to Oh io Power Department BV Company as recorded in PIANO Tuning, Lane Daniels, 3938 Meadowbrook Road 992-2081, 259 Broadway St .. Volume 209, Page 269, Meigs Middleport; May 7th thru St. Louis Park, Minnesota County Deed Records, June 30th. reference to which is hereby 55426 made for a m.1re complete 5-7-6tc description ot this reservation . Over 30 new display m obile homes go on sale at hundreds You are required to answer dollars In sav1ngs to make room for new summer stock , of WILL do babysitting in my the Complaint wifll'in twenty • home ; phone 882·2638. and Modulars, due to risirig cost of lumber and Doubles eight days after the ia's t 5-4-Jtc publication of this notice, which material. Sale price good only on diSp,layed units. Salesmen Wanted will be pub I ished each week for - - - - - SALES Opportunity . Beltone, six consecutive weeks , the last KNAPP SHOES SALE GOOD TliRU MAY 7th Comfort, publication being on May 8, World's largest ma.nufacturer Er'nest M. Shuler- Meigs County . Owner Quality, Long Wea'r, 1973, and the twenty eight days of hearing aids needs sales. Reasonable prices. Call 992for answer will commence on men Or saleswomen for local 5324. that date . In case of your failure area . Must be 21 or over, neat to answer or otherwise respond 5-3-tfc appearance, car, -bondable as required by the Ohio Rules of and looking for a $15,000 a Civil Procedure, judgment for year income with excellent default w ill be made aga inst NEW 2 PC. Early American with 100 pet. nylon with you for relief demanded in the growth potential. Persons Claim . 423-7521 Scotchguard and Maple wood selected will be completely LARRY E . SPENCER trim . This week only $199.95. trained at our expense . Clerk of Courts Cash and Carry. Pomeroy · ~ompany benefits, protected Meigs County , Ohio 1220WASHINGTON BLVD, BELPRE,O, Recovery, 622 E. Main St., territory ' repeat business arld . (4) 2, 9, 16. 23.30 (5) 7, 61 Pomeroy, phone 992-7554 . · Apply : leads furnished. S·3·6tc Bellone Hearing Aid Center. 601 Sixth Ave., Huntington, W. ROOF lNG and' Heating Repa i r ; Va . UPHOLSTERY Materials, all types ; Special - Cleaning 4-30·6tc r:egularly $3.95 · only $ 11.95. 7 ROOM frame house in and oi I ing.of blower;, complete Harrisonville ; phone 304-755· Also remnants . Pomeroy check on furnaces ; phone 843· 2657. MATURE responsible person to Recovery, 622 .E. Main St., 234.1. ., 5-2-12tc plione 992 -7554. babysit in my home on S. 5·2-JOtc Second in Middleport for 3 , 5·3·24tp 2 YEAR old, 3 bedroom house. months old baby and 7 year - - - -- - - - , - - -NOTICE ON FILING fully carpeted, storm winMAY is HAIR KAIR month for old boy . 5 days per week in. NEW _FOAM to fill your old OF INVENTORY dows ; phone 992-5756. our KOSCOT customers. ~ AND APPOINTMENT eluding· some weekends. cushiOI")s, standard Size supe, · 5·2·6tp Many specials this month The State of Ohio, Meigs only $9 .95 . Pomeroy References required. Job including ONE DAY Perfume County . Probate Court, starts end pf May. Send Recovery , 622 E . Main St., ~< .., Rollette and Beauty ' Dust. I To the Executrix ot the phone 992·7554. . · HuUSE in Long Bottor.1, phon~ . inquiries to Box 406. estate ; ~ o such of the following would like very much to serve Gallipolis, Ohio. 5-3: 24tp . 985-3529. :' as are-residents oi the State of or visit you . Phone Helen _ _,__ __:__ _ _-'-6-11-IIC' 5·3·6tc Ohio, viz : the : surviving Jane Brown , Middleport, HAVE REAL and permanent . ------~---­ spouse, the next of k in , the 992,5113. Remember Ohio, benef i ciar i es. under the w ill , flowers for Mother' s Day and NEW Homes on your lot or ours. MOTHER on HER DAY , May ', and to the attorney or attorneys many other gifts. Call NO MONEY DOWN for 13th. representing any of the Smalley's Gift Shop, Chester, qualified buyers using F .H . aforement ioned oP.r ~ nn~ · 30-tfc ~j AND 4 ROOM..,urnished and' ' phone 985-3537. Adm . loan. (Closing costs Thomas 1 H . Hennessy , - - - - , - -- ' - - --,-- •-· unfurnished apartments . 5·3-5tc unly . ) A variety of floor plans Deceased , Pomeroy , Oh io, Phone 992·5434. Salisbury Township , No :208<15. With various financing programs available. lf!e You are hereby not ified that 4-12-ffc GROCERY business for sale. the Inventory and Ap Building for sale or lease. specialize in working w1th pra lsement of the estate of the Phone 773-5618 from 8' 30 p.m: AEP Co, employees although aforementioned , deceased , late , F URN I SHE 0 '1. bedroom to 10· p.m . for appointment, we are available to all . Meigs of sa i d County , was filed in this apartment, adults only, 3-20-tfc Development Co ., 150 N . Co'urt. Said Inventory and Middleport; phone 992·3874. ---,-Second Ave ., Middleport, Appra i sement will be tor 4-6-tfc NEW Hot/and 271 Baler, New Ohio. Phone 992 -5916 for in. hearing before this Court. on the ._ __ .:__ _.:___ _ Holland 451 MtJwer; Dale formation . 9th day of May , 1973, at 10 : 00 o'clock A .M . PRIVATE meeting room for Kautz, Chester, 965-3831. 5-6-30tc Any person desiring to file any or_~;~anization; phone 992- ~) ..S·4·3tp - - - - -- - - -exceptions thereto must file 3975. · 97 ACRES of land , gas well and them at least five do!!IYS prior 10 3-11 -ffc small pond ; c;all 742·6261. the date set 'or hearing . 5-6-3tc ~ Given under my hand and 3 BEDROOM house, 2\'1 miles TWO trailet lots in Mi.dd leport ; seal of said Court , thiS 27th ~=fay on St. Rt. 1•13 : prefer couple, . Of April 197 3. , one house in Letart Falls ; 18 BEAUTIFUL ac res ori no pets; ph one 949·3716. · Mann ing D. Webster ~ phone before 6 p.m . 992· 5693 ~ Lincoln Hill . Pomeroy ' s most · Judge 11nd ex .off ic io Clerk 5-4-3tp 5-7-5t c desirclble location. All utilities of said Courl -~_,--1'-­ ava ilable . Two m inutes from MOBI,LE home space In TWO bedroom 12x60 frailer on Courthouse.. Priced to self . By Ann B. WafSon Syr acuse ; phone 992 -p329. Ser" 1Jn d Avenue in Mid ~ Deputy Clerk Call 992·2613 for ,appointment. , . . -· 5·2·ttc Oleporl ; phone 992 -2580. 'fA) 30 (S ) 7, 21 5-1-tfc . 1-6-tfc L_.__ ___;._________..--- - -----:-C lost I DON'T KNOW WHUTHER TO GO OVER TO SUM POTTER 'S Business Services_ _ ____ . BAllNEY -I 19tl r RIUMPH650 ; Bonnevi lle. 'fC~C Lime~uol')e, Excelsioi 4,500 m iles , $995 or best oiler ; Salt Works, E. Ma in St., ph one 992·3048. Pom.roy. Ph on~ 992-389 1. 5-6-6tp 4-12-Hc __:,. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY For Sale ' .I ACAUR MAXUAS SKJI LHZ'M ZAUCA KAHUS SKAUA SKHS CWPUHSWE .ZM XKUWMSEIKAU EY LEUNAR WM HZM ,V AUM ' PAHTSR , - ~ov KNow! �J • 10- Tjle Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 7, 1973 , Ben Pickens died -' in Baltimore, Md. Ben Pickens, 59, formerly of Middleport, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore, Md ., where he was confined as the result of a heart condition . Mr. Pickens and his wife, the former Bessie Cartwright of West Columbia, had visited in the bend area only a week ago. A graduate of Midilleport H1gh School, Mr . Pickens was the son of the late Maggie and Speed Pickens. He was pre ceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Tom , Ralph and Bill. Survivirig are his wife, Two sy~tems Emmett KennP..dy died in Logan LOGAN - Emmett T. Wanda , and his wife , Mae, in • bought out by Kennedy , 52, of 951 West 1969. Hunter St., Logan, formerly of Surviving are a son, Frank, the Rutland area, died serving with the Air Force in Crabtree Inc. PT . PLEASANT Cable television systems in Ravenswood and Ripley, acquired by Paul Crabtree and Associates, Saturday eyening at the !lockin g Valley Communi ty Hospital. Mr. Kennedy, a tool and die maker for North America.n Inc., of Pt. Pleasant. now are under the new management. Aviation in Columbus, was an overseas veteran of World War II , a member of the Disabled American Veterans and the Logan Church of the Nazarene . Haven in Mason County, and in . He was born Sept. 3, 1920 in lhe Ohio communities of Rutland, the son of the late Gallipolis, Middleport and Charles C. and Bessie Lanning Pomeroy. The firm is affiliated Kennedy . Preceding him in with Midwest Corp . of death al so were a siste r , Charleston. Bessie i a daughter , Mrs. Acquisition of the Ripley Martha Jane Sanderson, Ravenswood operatwns was Hage rstown, Md.; two grand- accomplished thro ugh the children, a sis ter , Mrs. Ruth purchase of all shares of Kautz, Columbus; three Jac kson County CATV brothers, Wa rren of Brook· Systems, Inc ., built and MASON - Activity for ville, Ohio; Charles of Newark, operate<! by the brothers ArMason 's biennial election to be anjl Ri chard of Middleport. chie and Kenneth Monroe of Funeral services will be held Rave n swood . The J ackso n held J une 5 increased Monday at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the Count y sys tems will be whe n candida tes on th e Connolly Funeral Home in ma naged as a division of Progressive ticket wer e anEssex, . Md . Burial will be Cr a bt ree and Assoc ., with nounced . This ticket represents all there. tec hnical and s up ervisor y Crabtree and Assoc . operates cable systems in Pt. Plea sa nt, Mason and New Progressive ticket slate announced per sonne l spending pa rt of · their R"rne in mainta ining and developing the Ripley - Ra venswood area, according to company president Paul Crabtree. The cable office in Ravenswood and a collectlon poin t at the Bank of Ripley will con. tinue to operate as in the past, and the Monroe broth er s will remain on duty for a time to insure a sm ooth transitiqn. ''Tha nks to our a ffiliation with Midwest - which is the second largest cable TV oPerator in West Virginia - we shall be assured the resources and expertise to provide highquality service in Ripley and Ravenswood , and to examine se veral areas for expansion in th e futlU"e ~" Crabtree said. The ave rage housew ife spe nd s alm ost 9'12 yea r s in th e ki tchen. Thi s is enough to mak e an y woman st ir cra zy .. Sp ending that muc h tim e in a kit chen, your wife dese rves to be co mfortabl e th1 s M other 's Day . Why not talk to the " FRIENDLY ON ES" at the POMEROY CE MEN T BL9 CK CO. about a " Per sonality Des igned 1 ' KITCHEN . ( She' II be glad you did!) Altus, Okla .; a daughwr, Mrs. Michael (Ruth Ann ) Gabriel, Logan; two grandchildren and a brother, Donald, Pomeroy Route 4. FIUleral services will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at the Heinlein FIUleral Home here with the Rev. Roy Klinger officiating . Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery at Nelsonville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday and !rom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Tuesday . ELK OF THE YEAR DAYTON , Ohio (UP! ) - A Galian man, Ralph Curfman, has been named the Ohio Elk of the Year. uRI~£-IN MASON ' ', ' .'\ ( p ' I N v I 1. ,. I N q •ll .,. candidate for recorder . Mrs. Jenks has also been an active member of the Mason Ladies Auxiliary to the Fire Department. Coun cil c andidate s are Walter Werry, George R. VanMatre , Robert Roa ch, Russell Capehart and Dayton May 7-8 Double :=earure Pro!=jram Tonight & Tuesday May 1-8 Stanley Kubnck ' s. CLOCKWORK ORANGE UN'HOL Y ROLLE-RS • Claudia Jenning s I RI - Plus- WELCOME HOME , SOLDIER BOYS IRI Fi re Department a nd is em - ployed at the Foot<! Mineral Company. ( Tectmicolor) Mal colm McDowell Patri ck Magee Under 17 require s ac compqnytng par ent or guard1an . " R" Adults Sl.SO Show Starts 7 p. m . Our New SavingS Plan WE PAY 50th Our bank turn s you 'r savi ng s dollars into a skill ed labor for ce Under our wide-awak e super vi sion, money m our new Vacation Cl ub sav ing s accounts earns a n 1ce dividend . This is the eaSy way to plan the va cation you 've a lway s wanted Why not stop in for comPlet e deta il s? Do It now. ' I Mrs. Maurita Miller, vocal music .instruc tor . is in cha r ge including " You're a Grand Old The Harrisonville primary rhythm band will play and the children will sing, "Mary Had a U ttle Lamb " "Twink)e ' ' Twinkle LitUe Star," " Vesper Flag," The Caisson Song/' " The Marlnes Hymn,' ... "An: chors Aweigh," " The Army Air 11 . Corps,'' " Semper P e r a tu s" and "Yankee Doodle Dandy." Hymn ," Indians" . Lynetta Whittington, a student and "The Bus." A musica l skit · of Mrs . Judy Fraser, will be will be the presentation of the featured in a solo dance Rutland fo ur th grade plus routine . Motion songs will be songs, " Big Rock Candy MolUltain ," Sweet Violets" antl presented by the Rutland first • "Ten Li ttle Island Line," . "Chopstic ks," Festival, western division, organ.ized in 1935 by former Cabell County schools band grade incJudirlg "Cabin in the Wood," " Jimmie Crack Corn ," " Ir You're Happy" and " Li ttle Tisk e t , a Tas ket '' a nd E-R squads busy IN MIDDLEPOf\T The Middleport E-R unit answered three calls : · News s uffering severe abdominal pains ; taken to Veterans ••• (Continued from Page 1) resident of a farm all reached record highs. At the end of 1972, !ann prices were 23 pet. above the average in 19611. Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions Homer Matheny, Ewing ton; . "Leola Keck, Pomeroy; Alicia Democratic races . Evans, Portland; Hobert Green, May 5, in Huntington with t.he traditional parade in which about 46 bands from the area participated. The weather was ideal for marching, being On Friday the Wahama White Fal con Band traveled to Huntington High School to particlpate in their ratings concert. , , Wahama was rated Superior Grade VI music in classification, or most difficult. This is the loth consecutive )fear Wahama has won Superior, or I ratings in their concert work. The wi~e-n~oke bonk · mokes tt~ oi!Jo ettsy.,. . Farmers Bank)& Savings Co. - POMEROY, OHIO Member of ,Federal Reserve System · $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor and Charles Yeago the band won Grand Champion at the Ashland Invitational Marching Band Festival and will return there next .Fall as the Honor Band. They won Most Outstanding Band and Honor Band at the Tri.State Band Festival in Huntington in October, 1972, and the band topped its own · record by placing 21 students in the state-wide All Slate Band, ln January, the Band represented the State of West Virginia in the Presidential Parade in Inaugural Washington , D. C. In the Solo and Ensemble Contes t in February, ten students received a Superior, or I rating, and one student was chosen as one of six honor finalists from the entire state. At the Ravenswood Band Festival in April, the Band re c eived three Superior Ratings and one Superior Plus rating. The next event will be the Band Banquet and Dance on Goeglein , Riggs, Rutland; Betty Barton, Thelma Grueser·, Pomeroy ; Re edsville; Lillian Triplett, Margaret F ortune, Racine ; Middleport ; Frances King, Dale Wright, Rutland ; Michael Pomeroy, and Paul Eakins, Hubbard, Syracuse ; Ferman Moore, Middleport; Richard Pomeroy. Saturday Discharges - Rosa Friend, Pomeroy, and James Withem, Amesville. TWt; NAMf c'ame to a conclusion Saturday, Homer Harley Slack, James Cundiff, Lawrence Triplett, Mirla Herdman and Ronald Bostic. Sunday Admissions - the late Henry C. Shadwell, Davis sworn; 1) . to confirm the man . IS CULOTTf. • .,and Georgia Griffin's active twosome ploys by all the fashion rules I \ . * ........._ ......_ NEW MEMBER AND NEW PRE31DENT - Harry hl s choice. Mayor Don Collins Monday night and Ralph Werry was elected to president. L-r are Mayor Collins, Davis and Werry. Davis was sworn in a new member of Pomeroy coun cil by By United Press International COLUMBUS - THE OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL Protection Agency and inspectors from the state Reclamation Division are investigating complaints tbat state Rep. Oakley Collins ' illegal. strip mining in Wayne National Forest in Lawrence County has polluted streams and lakes in the area. Eighteen residents of the Lawco Lake have complamed !bat acid mine drainage from CoUins' operations filled fish in the lake and in Big and Utile Pine Creeks last December. · PINE RIDGE, S. D. - INDIANS holding WolUlded Knee since Feb. 27 lay down their arms today in front of a symbolic tepee and submit to processing by federal authorities. The disarmanent was to come at 7 a.m. MDT (9a.m. EDT) in accordance with "' May 6 agreement between federal forces and followers of the American Indian Movement (AIM ). The disarmanent day followed tt\e surrender Monday of two of the chief AIM leaders, Carter Camp and Leonard Crow Dog. LEANNE SEBO PAMELA BUCK WIN AT BELPRE - Pamela Kay Buck, left, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy Buck; Ra cine, and ' a student at Ohio GUADALAJARA, MEXICO - U. S. GENERAL Consul · Terrence G. Leonhardy walked into his home late Monday in borrowed clothing and a three-<lay growth of beard, freed after leltwing guerrillas held him for nearly four days as a political hostage. Diplomatic colleagues sai\1 the 58-year-old career diplomat was "okay." . Leonhardy said in a statement that his ordeal again emphasizes the need for aU governments to cooperate in stamping out international terrorism. Leonhardy did not discuss the details of his kidnaping, carried out by four men who later identified themselves as members of a leftwing group called the People's Revolutionary Armed Forces. WASHINGTON - FOUR MILITARY men convicted of fraud for running a billion dollar racketeering ring on Army posts planned to tell a Senate subcommittee today how they did it and about coverup actions by their superiors. Their testimony involves a tangled web of kickbacks, theft, black marketeering, influence peddling and other illegal activities in the operation of post exchanges and mess halls in Vietnam, Gennany and the United States. In several instances, milibry investigations intended to root out the corruption were curtailed or ignored by officers higher up in the military cbain of command, according to Investigators. Fonner Sgt. Maj. William 0. Wooldridge, Sgt. William Higdon and former Sgts. Seymour "Sandy" Lazar and Theodore "Sam" Bass, all c6nvicted in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles Feb. 28, were to.appear before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. AKRON, OHIO - MORE THAN 5,000 rubber workers struck B. F . Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co. plan is in Ohio, Indil(na and California late Monday In a contract dispute. Another 5,000 members of the United Rubber Workers Union ( ~IV) in Miami, Okla .; Tuscaloose, Ala.; and Oaks, Pa . were to join tbe walkout at plant ~ in Marion and Akron, Ohio ; Fort Wayne, Ind.;, and Los Angeles. The strike was called afwr negotiators in Columbus, Ohio failed to reach agreement by midnight on a new three-year contract. B. Natty polyester culotte dress is a light fantastic, skirted and collared in sunny-bright White. Pocketed top teoms Navy or Red for an ever-new classic color mix. Sizes 10 to 18. WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON has called on lormer Treasury Secretary John B.' Connally to take on a new assignment and help him pull together his scandal-shattered staff.. White House sources said the job would be of a part-time nature. They left open the possibility that Nixon had requested his political confidante to take on a full'lime job b'ut bad been turned down . The President summoned tbe recent Republican convert to tbe Florida White HoiJse at Key Biscayne Monday for a two-and-a-half hour conference shortly before returning here for more plannirig on restrucling his staff in tbe wake of the Watergate scandal. ' ............... ·.. $16.98 University, won the Miss Congema1ity award Monday ru ght in the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant at Belpre . Miss Leann e Sebo , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . John Sebo, Pomeroy, riding above in th e afternoon parade, won the evening gown a ward . She attends Ohio University . See picture of Miss Souther.n Ohio and story on page 7 today. The lottery - State Issue ! - repurted that Midd leport vtlla gc was goi ng to have the dirt hiluled there . Council however noted that it agreed with Coffee was C~n, structi on that the dirt and rock would be given to the villitge of Pomeroy . Cmmcil diiected Snouffer to contact the company on the jo b and ask them if they were go in g to live up to its agrc~mcnt. Snouffer said if they were not , he would sec ure an injttnc tion. He said if the village does not get the .dir t and rock it wil l lay there. It wa s a lso bro ught out that _ the dirt is not to be dumped "Oil priva te proper ty: Giro lami stilted that he persona lly had purch"'ed dirt CALVIN LANE Calvin Lan e, Pomeroy street commissioner, resigned fr om Co ff ee Constru c ti on which was dum ped on his property a t the intersec tion of Monday night. . Lane told council that due to his health he was unable to continue. Lane has served bn the street department 10 years and has SR 7 and 33. The dirt he purChi.I SCd however , came fr om pnvatc proper ty . Srw uffr,r , a member of the .sa fety committee, presented a lo ng r an ~e plan to council members. He said: Hun ning t he village is like nmning a busmcss. Th ere are too ma ny things left Wldone. " It is coun cil 's responsibility to r un the village. Our largest r eso urce is our park ing me ters 1 don't believe our revenue (rom the meter s is as ~rcat been stree t superintend e nt ' four years. Prior to his em- ployment wllh the village he worked in construction 22 ye ars . He and his wif e reside at Rt. 1, Middleport. They are th e pare nts of two sons, Tummy, who Is with th e State Highway Department , and Steve, who is employed at Holzer Medical Center. as it could be." The vill age needs a poltce crui ser , needs to upgrade the pnlke dcparlment, police men sa la ries , ;md we need a radar Wlil. A list of the meter rnan tickets should be made e ach d;1y , t he number he writes and the number of tickets that arc voided . Also, he sa1d a record of calls made to. the police department should be logged the parking lot. He said litter ing of the p.arkmg lot is serio us. The ordinan ce c alls fo r a fi ne of $50 if found liltering. Snouffer suggested that the ordinance be enforced . ' '' An ordina nce ls no good if not enfor ced ," Snouffer said. He said junk cars are bei ng and he sugges ted a curfew on (Continued on page, 10) Mrs. Pikkoja is on foruin. staff SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja will be tending the for~I whu ha ve not one of the participants on the A..J ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY Forum mi Aging to be held Friday at the Hocking Valle¥ Motor Lodge in Nelsonville . . Her name was uninwntionally ~mitted fro,m ari earller listing or local participants. Residents interested in at- had their tran s portati on confirmed are asKed to contact the Meigs County Council on Aging. Old fashioned dress, is suggested ·lor the qieeting. Ohio Umversity WOUB-Radio will br oadca st forum activities. The session,wa s the fir st in a series of tra mmg ac ti vities to be carried o ut duri ng the next . £ive wee ks in prepara ti on for pred icted," s<.lld Brown , tops six other pr oposed con- Post winner of Pulitzer the 1973 Big Bend Neighborhood day camp to be staged at NE W YORK IUP! I - The Ch ina . Howard SimOns , manag mg Washmgton Post won the 197:1 Pulitze r Pnze for public ser - editor of The Post, said the Monda y for 1ts in ves ti ga ti on of the Watergate VIce scandal. It was 9ne of 11 prizes a warded in journalism , eig ht m letters ~n d one in m usic . There was no pri ze th is year fo r editorial ca rtoonS. Among the pther wmner s was a second Puli tzer for the Post, to poht1cal repor ter and Knight vollUlteered to serve as trainer for the day ,camp workers, a nd will be con- Wood ward and Carl Be rn- • The Pulitzer awa rd menti oned the - " dom inant role " Woodwa rd c:mll Be rnstem pl ayed m keepmg the story in the news by uncoverm g new developments. th e cat egory ' of comm entar y. DAY CAMP PLANNING - Mrs. A. R. Knight, right, longtime leader and neighborhood chairman ir1 Meigs ColUlty GirJ Scout programs , is training volunteers in camp skills preparatory to the opening of the Big Bend Neigh_borhood day camp on June 18. Here she reviews phases of the progra m· with Mrs. Maxine Hart , leader of Brownie Troop 220 of Sa lis bW'y, who_will ser ve as a uni t leader at the day camp. REGISTRATION SET Max Frankel,' Sunday editor of·' The New Y or~ Times, won ti\e Jury hearing Pulitze r' for: inter nati onal reportin g for his eover age of Pres id ent N1xon 's t rip to more evidence '• PT. PLEASA.-NT - Mason County Cour t resumed today . wit h pros ec utin g atforn ey Donald Ki ngery closeted with FIRE PUTOUT Pomeroy firemen answered a call to the Provico Feed Mill in MinersVille at 6:49 p.m. Monday. An overheated motor in an air conditioner had caused a small fire which threatened to spread , Fire Chief Charles Legar said. The gran d jurors once m ore an d ther e was no in dication of whe n a repor t wil l be made. In ot her , court ac ti ons Re gistration fOr kin - dergarten and first grade. i'i tudents who did not attend kindergarten will be held Wednesday in the Eastern Local School' DistrJct. · At tbe Chester Elementary Sc hool regi stration wlll be from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to. 3 p.m. At Riverview and Tuppers Plains Elementary Schools , registrati<m will be f•om 9 a.m. tn Jl a.m. Mon da y, J udge Th ompson signed an Ord er fot• Ra lph Edwards to receive a work release wh1 le ser vtng a sentence in the Mason County jail Th is ' permits him to be em- nected . Dama ge to the equipment was· about $200, ployed, but he must spend days off in confm ement. Legar· estimated . '. Wils granted Also judgmeht in the amount of $650 plus in- CLOTHING OFFERED Th e clothing ba~k bein g ope1·ated at the Middleport Church of Christ fr om 9:30 a .m. to ll : 30 a .m . e a c h Tuesqay, will be closed until June . 5 whe n . the wee kly schedule will be resumed . terest and co,,ts to Juni or L.' LODGE TO MEE'( cHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 F&AM ; will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the hall here . All master masons are invited . Refreshments will be served. Gillespie, doing business as BOARD TO MEET ~ The Meigs .Co unty F'alr against Delbert IV. Allton. An action, Elizabeth Board wall mee t in r eg ula r Schl ulthaller vs . PHc hford session th1s evening at the G11l es pi e Genera l Re pai r , House, ·In c., a W~s t Virgini a cor por a tion , was d;smi sscd , Kiashut a \ nea r A long-tim e Girl Scou t worker in Me igs County, Mrs . ' pm:;es brought " singular honor to tht s new s pa pe r an d espec ia lly to Its youn g .and ha rd ..<J igging reporters, Bob stein " Camp Chester, June 18-23. columnist David S. Broder in air conditioner was discon- Ri chr·rdson said he w9uld · welcome Senate hearings on Sprin~ onto Main , "a very · Harry DavLs was sworn ln as dangerous move.'' new council member , Ralph Co uncil took pollee Chief Jed Werry was named president of Webster's recommendation to council. and Calv in Lan e, paint Ute cm·bmg yellow and street superintendent , resigned place no parking signs in the at a mee ting of Pomer·oy Hrea . counci l Monday night. It was reported that -the 1io Davi s, a dem oc rat, wa s left lurn sign from Butternut appointed to fi ll the vaccmcy on onto West Mam St. h<td beeh Pomeroy COWlCtl created when ordered a s well as no drnnping Don Collins, coun cil pres ident, s1gns . became mayor following the Mnyor Collius asked the recent death of Mayo r Wi lliam ,str eet comnuttee of Davis, Baro nick. Werry and Ehna Russell to Davis flie-d for nomination to ma ke a recom 111cn dation for run fo r a post on villa ge Lhc st re et supe rin te nd en t council. Hal ph Werry, on a posi twn by the next regular unani mous vote, w~1 s named mee tm g, A suggesti on that president of council. Ron:-Jl d Anderson , Pom e roy Wi th regret co w1c:il accepted pqli ce ma n , attend meter the resignation of Calvin L.-:tne school was tabled . as s treet super intende nt. Lane M~yor Col hns reported tlwt said he wa s r~s i gm n g due to hts afte r ai.Lending the meetin g health . rece ntly on erosiOn that help on Jn other busi ness the matter repairing the pa rking lot wall of picking up of leaves and 13 a lo s t c ause . Will iam grass, properl y bund led, was S11ouffer, co uncil me m ber , discussed . Guido Gi rolumi and agreed tht~t ,they could not Don Gr iff in, of Sc ie ntific expect ;my help £rom the Corps &J mtation, fnc . atlend e<l . of Engmt!Cf :i. lt was noted tha t th e nr · The m ayor ~m d the only one dmant:e reads no brush or wh o has orfered to help the lea'vfs will be picked up. vllla ~c wttll its problem was Mayor Collins suggested to O"klcy Co ll ins, state d~o p the ma tter un ti l the repr csc nt all vc . Re pr ese n co un ty landfill ts in operati on. l<i li vc Colh ns n sk e d lha t Jt was obse r ved tha t counc1l council obta in the cost to repair has no contract wi th Griffin the wa ll and send the in and left the matter entirely up fo ru wtion to· him as soon as to him as to whether he would poss il~lc , pick up anythi ng other thmi Wtlll thi s information co unci l gllrbage. Gnffin is to study the agn:c d t o hire th e Me tgs mutter an d meet will! cound l . Co unty E ng m ee r , Wes ley m two weeks. Bue hl , to prepa re a rcporf a nd ·Nuonu ~"'l oy d , a sc hOo l bus cva hwte wha t would be the dn ver fo r Meigs I ..ocal Schoo l bes t a nd most reaso na ble wa y D1 stn ct, a lso met w1th .counci l to rc pt~i r th e wall. Mayor m regard to trucks being Co ll ins sta ted the cost would be parked on each ~ id!! of Spri n~ $15 per hour and thcit ijuehl Ave . as one turns off East could do the work in two days. Ma in . She s la ted that it IS The s itua tion on the dirt and imposs ible to turn and tlwt she roc k behi nd the Pomeroy Post h.as had to bac k her bus from Office was d i sc usse~. It w ~s I """ TEN CENTS erry • A. Go lightly, brightly, in a checked polyester culotte dress, highlighted by chilled White at collar and bib. Gree·n/White, Maize/White. Sizes 10 to 18 ••••• $16.98 OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM tonight, lows in the 50s and upper 40s. Partly cloudy Wednesda y, highs from lh< mid 60s to low 70s. LOS ANGELES - PRESIDENT NIXON personally ordered the "greatest urgency " in investigating Daniel Ellsberg, and John Ehrlichman gave the investigators "authorization to engage in covert activity" that led to a burglary, according to a former Whiw House aide's affidavit. The statement by Egil "Bud" Krogh, described in other statements as one of the key figures in the break-in at the office of Ells berg's psychiatrist, was revealed Monday at the P entagon Papers trial. which will conclude the band's activities for the school year. !Continueq fr om ·Page chance of showers and cooler PHONE 992-21 56 BY KAT IE CROW · May 12, and graduation June·4, ·Prosecutor TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1973 -.- ·n cluding " Home on the Range ," " Swing Low, Sweet Chariot " an(! "1 Uke It Here ." Rutland MOTHERS DAY SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS director and music supervisor, POMtROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Window" are the show selections of the Salem Cenwr primary students. Linda Hunter will be pr oviding the gui tar ac- in Briefs Mild with showers and • thunderstorms likely today highs in the low and mid 70s. t- Det•oled To The lnlere•Ls O(TiuiMe~•·MlJ6on ;:-lrea VOL. XXV NO 17 ,. Weather enttne Rooster " and " Do.e;.e;ie in the - . • book on record was one that Frederick Smith of Bishop's Stortford, England, found In his possession in July, 1964 . It was checked out in 1827 and 'ines amolUlted to $1,540. Salem Center fifth and s ix!~· graders will present 11 Carolina in the Morning'' and ·''All Through t he Night " and " Indian Braves," " Had a Little ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY " ,.l The longest overuue uorary Ha rrisonvilJe. "Springtime is Coming." Shelia Fetty will accompany the fourth graders of Salem third graders will perfonn Center doing the modern , " Joy exercise s to songs. Seven Four weekend calls were - At 9:18p.m. Saturday for to the World" and Rutland's couples from Salem Center's answered by the Pomeroy E-R Pauline Russell, Lincoln St. , fifth and sixth grade ~nsemble sixth grade will do the Virginia squad : who wa s having difficult y will sing "I'm Gonna Sing," Reel and a skit, "School Days" - Saturday afternoon to breathing; taken to the Holzer "One More River / ' " Joshua will be presenwd by the fourth Dark Hollow for Betty Barton Medical Cenwr. Fit the Battle" and " Dry graders of Rutland . A finale by who was suffer_ing with back - At I a.m. today for George Bones." Ra g dolls named the entire cast will include pains; taken to Veterans ' Luster, Brian Place, who , in a "Fiappy and Floppy" will be " This Land Is Your Land" and Memorial Hospital where she semi-conscious condition, was lea lured in the Rutla~d second " It's a Small World ." Clowns was admitted . taken to Veterans Memorial grade dance presentation and lvho will make several ap- At 4:23p.m. Sunday, to the Hospital where he was ad- Harrisonville sixth graders pearances are Brent Bolin and Meigs Motorcycle Club races mitted. wiJI do a "hee haw" ~skit. Garry Priddy. for a rider, James Withem, 19, - At 3:33a.m. today for Mrs. Amesville, who was admitted Freda Swan, Shady Cove Road, 3,000PAY $100 COLUMBUS (UP! l - More ... 1 than 3,000 tickets have been sold so far for the May 12, $100a-plate fund raising dinner of the Ohio Democratic Party, with proceeds to be saved for use in next year's statewide --· Red Caboose ." The kindergarten will do a slm'ilar presentation on "Six Uttle companime nt for other songs Du cks," " Bird Calls ," " A by Salem Cenwr children in- chorus will present selections Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. Now You Know . "She'll Be Comin ' 'RolUld the Mountain," "Craw Dad Hole" and " It's a Hap Happy Day" wiD be the selections of the third and fourth grades of direction of Gerald Simmons CLUB MAKE 49 PAYMENTS ' gymnasiwn . and " Dixie." The Huntington Festival brought to a conclusion a very successful year for the Wahama Band . Under the VACATION .. "Spring Fling" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Ru tland MASON - The 38th Annual Regional High School Band sunny and cool. Enroll Now! present the va ri ety s h ow, councilman . He is a fireman and a member of the Bend . Rotary Club. Raynes, a former mayor, to Veteran s Memorial afte r being elecwd several Hospital. _ At 7:15 p.m. Sunday for times, was instrumental in Mason 's gaining street paving Virginia Buchanan, Third St., a few years ago, held the top Pomeroy, who was taken to the office when the sewer plant and hospital after receiving an town's park projects were injury in a bicycle accident; obtained, and has experience treated and released. with the community's water _ And Charles Jerry Hawk, system . An employe of the Ohio 804 E. Main st., taken to Valley Electric Corporation at Vewrans Memorial at 2:48 the Kyger Creek Plant, he is a .m . Monday after receiving a also a member of the Mason possible rib fracture in a fall. Fire Dept. He was admitted . Band marched in annual festival MEIGS THEATRE Tonigh1 & Tuesday COWl Cilm an, is a member 0£the i years experience in the t own 's offi cia l business after having served as mayor , recorder and water secre (:(:lry. In the forthcoming election, she is a RUTLAND - Two hundred pu pils fr om the Har rison ville, Salem Center and Rutland Elementary Schools will of the production. She is being assisted by teachers of tbe several classes. Emceeing the " Love Jy Li ttl e P etunia. " Th ursday night -presentation Fourth graders of Rutland also will be Vernon Weber. will be featured in an umbrella · The Rutla~d fifth and sixth song and dance to " Raindrops C. Ra ynes . Werry has had several years grade chorus will open the fling Keep Falling on My Head." with vocal ver sions of " Rock The Harrisonville Boys pr e vi ous e xp e ri e nce a s a sections of the community, VanMa tre, a £ireman and busi ness , la bor , a nd member of the Rescue Squad, ma nagem e nt, w ith most is also employed at F oote hav in g had prev ious ex-' Minera l. pen e nce in town a ffa irs . Roach, an employe of 'the Fred Taylor , a former Mason J ohn Amos plant, has been police chief, will seek the ac tive in church work since he mayor 's jo b. Taylor is a n ha s been a resident of Mason . employe of the ~'oote Mineral Cap ehart is owner and Compan y, He is a member of manager of the Mason Bowling th e Ci vii Defense , Fire Cenwr and has served as a Department and Emerge ncy Squad. Charlotte Jenks has many Spring Fling ready for • curtam ursday night 1 sec r e t a r y's fa irgroun ds. office , .., on the duc ting classes every Monda y. . Seven troop lea ders and asststa n ts and commi ttee m ember s who have v olunteered to work (Contmued to page 101 ·P roxmire rakes . press WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Carthyism at its worst... press is practicing "McCarthy" Doesn't the President have ism at its worst" by printing the same simple right that forgotten in the pell-mell rush to digl out th e Watergaw story. Proxmire noted the "repre- "scr,sationa1 " stories linking every other American has to be Preside nt Nixon to the Water- irmocent until proven guilty ? ga te sca ndal without proof, "Doesn't a man who has Sen. WiUiam Proxmire, D- spent more than 20 years in the California campaigns for Congress In 1946 and 1950 and said he deplored the President's . Wis. , charged to<lay . pitiless glare at the summit of In a tare defen se of Nixon , national political life deserve Proxmire complained the news to be believed when he directly media is being "grossly un- tells the nation that he had no fair' ' to the President in its hot knowledge of these matters until there is proofthat he lied? pursuit of the story. "When former White House "Doesn't he deserve at least Counsel John Dean is reported · this measure of faith until throughout this country to have proven a liar ?" privately told grand jury inProxmire has been one of vestigators that the President Nixon's most vocal cnticswas directly involved in a particularly on defense spendWatergate cover-up, President ing and Vietnam policy. He Nixon is bemg tried, sentenced readily acknowledged these and executed by rumor and differences with the President allegation, 11 Proxmire Sa itl in a in his speech . Senate speech. But he said Nixon's accom. "As the sert~tor who sue- plisments, including the new ceeded ·J oe McCarthy in the "peaceful posture" with China United States Senate I find this aild the nuclear anns treaty kind of persecution and con- with Russia, should not ' be · dcmnation without trial Me- hensible nature " of Nixon 's " ruthles s orders" for the Christmas-week bombing of Vietnam last year and the continued air war in Cainbodia . .,, '' But no~e. of this justifies the McCarthyistic destruction of President Nixon that is now going on wi\h increasing vehemence daily in the press," he said. "The discovery and publication of facts proving wrong-doing by whoever may be guilty including the President is the ·American press at its best. " The prese nt runaway tend- ency to rl!sh into headlines with disputed , un\)roven ser.r.e t charges against the President is the press at its worst. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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