https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/855dc930d9f932f6c198050834897677.pdf 736ca1dc4c25fc7223232709571992c9 PDF Text Text 28- ThO; SWlday Times· Sentinel, SWlday, May 13, 1973 Experiment in living like fun LAS PALMAS, Canary Is· lands ( UP! 1 Mrs. Evangeuna' Seymour, 23, a ago-and who range in occupa. tion from an African priest to a French skin diver. housewife, mother and elec. Voyage Delayed tronics engineer from Pacific, The raft was supposed to Calif., remembers clearly the start its voyage Wednesday, day she told her husband what crossing the Atlantic al about she plaMed . twQ miles an hour 3fld under "'Have a good time,'" she the command of Maria BJornslam of Sweden. smd he said. Mrs. Seymour is convinced But the departure was she will do just \hat as she delayed · by storm warnings. Mrs. Seymour recalled her prepares to sail on the Acali , a 56-ton raft that will shortly decision Thursday to join the float across the Atlantic in Acali adventure. "When I told my husband I what some Spaniards call a going on the raft," she was " sex cruise" and its Mexican organizer calls an experiment said, "he just said 'have a good in social behavior experiment. time. "' She said he respected her With her, barring any more factJ he defections, are 10 comparative decis ion - "i n strangers- five men and five welcomed the responsability of women who met each for the caring for our two small first lllTle less than a month children. " Richard and I have a good thing going," Mrs. Seymour said, " and weare close friends, which is vital for a marriage. So there was no problem joining .the experiment.'' One Ting Worrisome One tiling worrying Mrs. Seymour were the reports \hat communal living aboard tlle1 raft would include sex. "Sex will play a part in the study/' she said, 11 but no more than it does in normal life. For ·me, it is quite easy to go without sex for tllree months." The voyage was the idea of Mexican anthropologist Santiago Genoves, who said he wants to test and study human capacity for coexistence. To prevent outside interfer~ ence during the three-month trip, no magazines or books are GOP hierarchy shaken ' By ARNOLD B. SA WISLAK WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the heyday of Josef Stalin, about \he only way outsiders could get a clue about Kremlin politics was to study photographs to see who was standing next to the boss on top of Lenin's Tomb reviewing parades in Red Square. Like that type of long distance entrail-reading, a let· ter written last week by one Republican leader to another might be one measure of the Watergate affair's impact on the GOP hierarchy. Ronald K. Speed, president of the liberal-leaning Ripon Society, wrote \he letter proposing a number of steps that could be taken to clean up the election and campaign process. Speed wrote \he letter to George Bush, Republican National Committee chairman. There's nothing wrong about \hat, except that it w~sn 't Bush who issued the call for "new standards" to reform political campaigns. It was Richard Nixon, the President of the United Slates and the man who chose Bush to be chairman. ''New Standards, What Nixon said was: "I urge the leaders of both political partie~. I urge citizens -all of you everywhere - to join in working toward a new set of standards, new rules and pro ced ures to insure that future electioq.s will be as nearly free of such abuses as they can possibly be made. This is my goal. I ask you to join in making it America's." To which Speed 's response was an open letter to Bush, not Nixon, proposing that the Republican National Committee, not Ule administration, set up a Task Force on Campaign Ethics . Am.ong other proposals Speed passed On were suggestions that special campaign organizahons ''such · as the Committee to ReElect the President" be outlawed, that candidates be made "legally accountable" for \he actions of their campaign workers, and that individual campaign contributions be limited. Since the Committee to Re· Elect the President Was Ni,x on's personal creation, since the President's (and Sen. George McGovern 's) fund raisers used every legal dodge they coUld think of lo enco urage huge individual contributions and since the President has told \he nation that the 1972 campaign was the only one in his political career that he left to others lo run, perhaps 1t is no wonder that Speed wrote Bush. Stain of Watergate But the letter also may be one of those small arrows that pmnt toward btg change . There have been other signs of Uie same sort, all indicating that Republicans outside the White House are turning their back on the President and his groUp, hoping that the s tain of Watergate will not splash on them. A couple of weeks ago, when V1ce President Spiro T. Agnew announced that he had con~ fiden ce in the integrity of the Pres ident, the first or sometimes second reaction of many who heard it was sheer amazement. ,That the vice president should feel called up_on to vouch for the honesty of his boss seemed patronizing at best. James Reston, in The New York Times, suggested that if Nixon, as v1ce president, had 1ss ued such a statement about President Eisenhower "Ike would have kicked h1m over the Washington Monwnent. " At last report, the vice president had not been dropkicked anywhere. FOODLINER allowed on board. The raft's radio, which Mrs. Seymour will operate., will transmit only. A guitar will provide the only entertainment. Communal debate will take · up several hours a day with different topics in the hands of the crew, which includes a Jew and an Arab, a btack American and a white American, a Jesuit priest and an agnostic. SELECTS NCS WILLARD, Ohio (UP! ) United Press International's Class AA player of the year, Mike Buurma, announced Thursday he has signed a national letter of intent to attend North Carolina State. Buurma, who led Willard High School to an l~ regular season record during the past basketball season; averaged 24 points per game for Coach Bob Haas' team. The record was the first unbeaten mark in the school's history and gave the >lChool the No. l ranking among AA teams. SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY M&R SHOPPING CENTER, Middleport OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON 'TIL 6 We Want You To Know How Money Works For You HOYT AlLEN BilL CARTER RAULLIN MOYER RUTLAND- Five area ministers win participate in an intensive " Week of Prayer," with each nigh\ a different minister coming here to bring a message on prayer. Each will emphasize the area revival to take place at the Middleport Junior lligh Sehool from June 3-8. The "Week of Prayer" begins tonight and continues through Friday, May 18, with \he following ministers speaking : Monday, BiU Carter of \he Bradbury Church of Christ, on "The Purpose of Prayer.'' Tuesday, Eugene Underwood of the Tuppers Plains Church of Christ, on DAILY 9:00 TO 9:00 SEM 1-~0N ELESS H'AM PORTIONS IJet> oled To The lnleresl.' OJ The Meigs-Mason Area PORTIONS VOL. XXV LB. 99~ I NO. 21 POMEROY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO ~ .. ·') ~-~ :"" I ,c ) ' \ REGULAR PASS BOOK SAVINGS % I 8 pak ,l !. •. I Stop In For Your KELLOGG'S 12 oz. CORN box FLAKES c EASTERN'S KING AND QUEEN - Royalty was named Saturday night at Eastern's annual JUnior Senior Prom. Crowned queen was Joyce Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, Chester, and named King was David Baker,son of Mr. and Mrs . Walter Baker, Tupper' Plains. 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White House sources said Nixon will ask Congress this week to set up a bipartisan commission to recommend new laws aimed at averting future Watergate scandals. The sources said the commission would be comprised of 16·20 members and would aim both at recommending new laws for reforming campaign practices and seek volWltary agreements to insure fair campaigning. WASHINGTON - G. BRADFORD COOK, chairman of \he Securities and Exchange Commission, faces Senate questioning today about whether he bowed to Republican pressures in \he performance of h!s duties. The New York grand jury that indicted former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and former Com, merce 'Secretary Maurice H. Stans on charges of perjury, conspiring to obstruct justice and to defraud \he United States made the accusation against Cook, but did not indict him. It alleged that Cook, while general counsel of th~ SEC before President Nixon elevated him to chairman last winter, bowed to Stans~persuastion and dropped reference in a SEC lawsuit to a secret$250,000 cash contribution to President Nixon's re-election campaign. SAIGON - THE VIET CONG ASKED \he Interna\ioral Conuni¥Jion of Cortrol and sutfervision SWJday to conduct an emergency investigation of an American bomb,ing raid it said killed and injured 34 civilians in South Vietnam. The United States denied the charges and informed sources said U. S. of. ficials would weleome the probe. The ICCS was schedUled to discUS. the request at a meeting today . It was the second Viet Cong complaint in two days about alleged U.S. bombing inside South Vietnam near the Cambodian border. The VietCong said the attack took place Saturday at Loc Tan, two miles north of Loc Ninh and six miles from the Cam· bodian border. It said two F4 Phantoms fired rockets in the area, "Killing and injuring 34 persons, aU civilians." COCOA BEACH, FLA.- PRISONERS OF war who were denied a chance to watch America's Apollo flights to.the moon had front.row seats today for \he launch of America's first I manned space station. ' 1 The three Skylab astronauts, who will ride a rock•t Tuesday I to catch up with \heir orbiting laboratory, personally invited 600 former POWs to the double-barreled blastoff. Only 34 responded, but \hal was not the fault of1he townspeople, who offered \he rows their bomes and apartments in case they couldn't find motel rooms. Some even volunteered to feed them, take them on cruises and babysit their children. CAPE KENNEDY - WHILE THE SKYLAB I astronauts waited anxiously, their luxW'ious space station was readied for flight U\is afternoon to push back the frontier of manned orbital 1endurance and achieve the promise of spacenight. 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Finally, on Friday, Clifford Smith, of the Bradford Chu rch of Christ, on, "The Practicality or Prayer. " The services begin nightly at 7: 30 at \he Rutland Church of Christ. The public is invited . 11 WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The matter or the mysterious "Dean papers" and their role in the Watergate scandal went before a federal judge today with the White House, a Senate committee and \he court all in \he rWlning to take control of them . Chief U.S. Distnct Judge John ~ - Sirica, who conducted theWhtergate trial in January, called a morning hearing to try to unravel the competing claims. Meanwhile, Senate hearings resumed on the nomination of Elliot L. Richardson to be attorney general, and the fastspreading scandal apparently claimed another casualty as a enttne HAM lb. EUGENE UNDERWOOD ' • , MEIGS BRANCH CUFFORD SMI'm BONELESS HEARING HELD ATHENS, Ol!io (UP)) - A public hearing will be held here at Ohio University's ' Baker Center today by the Governor's Task Force on Health Care. Othelj hearings are, set for Toledo on Monday, Cincinnati next Wednesday and in Columbus May 21. .I , SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR SPONSOR NAMED The Gallipolis Slate Institute employes softball team is sponsored this year by G .S I Teamsters Local No. 413. Victor Everett, president of GSI Teamsters No. 413, has won six out of six practice games. Next practice game will be against the Eagles Club Sunday; May 13, at 6 p.m. on the GSl field . The GSJ Teamsters No. 413 will start· league play with Grand Cafe. 6:30p.m. Tuesday, May 15, on the GSI field . NELSON APPOINTED COLUMBUS ( UPI) - James E. Nelson, Ashland, has been appointed an Ashland Municipal Court judge by Gov. John J . Gilligan. NelSon, 42, succeeds Eugene Puglisi, who resigned. Court · I settle Dean. papel-s' role Tickets ' 0 n sale Tickets for the 1973 Pomeroy High School Alumm Banquet and Dance are on sale at the New York Clothing House or may be ·secured by writipg the Pomeroy ~lumni Association, P. 0. Box 202, Pomeroy . All reservations should be made by May 21. Only 300 ticket& are available for the• dinner . Reunion classes this year will be 50th, 1923 ; 45th, 1928; 40th, 1933; 35\h, 1938; 30\h, 1943; 25th, 1948; 2bth , 1953 ; 15th, 1958, and loth, 1963. Members of the class of 1963 are reminded to contact the reunion for 1963 committee if they will be attending a planned Saturday afternoon event. They can also do this by wnting the alumni associatiOn. The Pomeroy banquet is for alumni only but the dan ce is public. The alumni banquet will be served beginning .at 6:30 p. m. on Saturday, May 26, at the Pomeroy Elementary School with the dance to follow in the POmeroy Junior H1gh School auditorium TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middleport E·R unit was called to the home of Sharon Roush, 24 Railroad St., at 10 :13 p rn . Sunday. Mrs. Roush was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital , treated for overmedication and dismi Ssed. CAPTAIN DIES Capt. Jesse P. Hughes, 97, who was the oldest licensed pilot on the mland water:vays system when he took hts last boat down the Ohio River at 86 In !962, di~d Saturday in Marietta. For 14 years, Hughes served aboard the packet Tacoma, which ran between Pomeroy and Cincinnatt. Treasury Department law enforcement official went on " administrative leave" fonow, ing a published report linking him to the affair. Th~ papers at issue before Sirica were S\lpped out of White . House files by presidential counsel John W. Dean lll shortly before President l!!ixon fired him April30. Dean stored them in a ' safe deposit box in the Alexandria, Va ., National Bank near wher~ he lives. No One Knows but Dean Apparently no one but Dean knows exacUy what is in the documents, and he has let it be known only that \hey are ''classified" papers relating somehow to the investigation of the Watergate case now under· way by a special Senate committee . The committee opens public hearings Thursday, and its ranking Republican member, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee, said Sunday Nixon himself might be invited to "state his side of the case" at some point. Dean, saying he had taken the secret papers and lock< d them away because he feared they might be stolen or destroyed if left at the White House, asked the court May I to take possession of the safe deposit box keys. He attached the keys to h ~ petition. The Justice Department, re. sponding on behalf of the White House, said Dean bad no business laking \he papers and that the administration wants them back. The Se.nate committee weighed in •last Friday, asking the court for the keys. It said its investigators have evidence that unnamed White House aides have "illegally and improperly removed and de· stroyed records and documents" in the past pertaining (Continued on Page 8) Weather Chance of showers north today and over the entire state tonight and Tuesday . Highs Tuesday in upper 50s to the lower 60s 1n lhe south. Lows tonight m the upper 3ds to the nnd 40s. Driver charged in auto wreck One person was hospil<.llizcd and another - the dri\•cr was treated and released followin g a smgle car accident Sunday at 12:20 a.m in Chesler Twp . on Twp. road 119, Shenff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. reported . ., Tommy E. Dixon , 32, Reedsville, Rt. l, travelmgeast, went off the road on the nght in a curve, struck and broke off a ut1ltty pole , ripped out approximately 15 feet'of fen ce, shearing off two fenceposts. Jerry Hayman , F't. Knox, Ky ., a passenger, was admitted at Veterans Iylemonal Hospital, and the driver was treated and released. The- two and a second passenger, who was not mjured, were Laken to the hospital by the Pomeroy ER squad. DixOn WklS arres ted f.or dnving while intoxicated. The ca r was demolished. Sa lurday at 5:45 p.m. on County Road 26, also in Chester Twp., Earl C Kauff, Jr ., 19, Hemlock Grove \vas travclinl!, so uth when hi s car went ore the road on the right in a curve, came back Hcross the highway to ii lrike HI\ embankment olm!!S t headon . The car bounced back onto. th e highway and mto a chtch - hevded backwttl'ds. K<Juff he~d v1sible injuries but \\.as not immedtately treated . He was c1ted for failure to dnvc on the ri ght half of ro::~dway . Ther·c was med1urn dumagc to the <;ar. Sunday at 2·05 p.m . in Che,ter Twp. on the Royal.Oak PJrk Road, Cla rence McComas, 416, Huntmgton, and Rickie 1.. Hollon, 17, Long Bottom, Rt. I, was tl·avclmg cast when Jlullon struck the McComas cw· in U1e rear . There were no persona l inJUncs Hnd no citation issued . There w;1s medium property d<:l111<1ge. All became clear in Nelsonville By Mrs. Vllma P'ikkoja, Supervisor Meigs-Jackson-Vinton Counties Bookmobile Serving as a delegate from Meigs County to the White House Conference on Aging m Washington, D. C. two years ago was an honor and an experience of long Ia::; Ling va lue to me, and I hope, lo the coWJty I represented . Much has happened in the ensuing two years. When e1ght Southern Ohio Counties under the very capable leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, General Chairman, met for a District Seven Conference on Aging Friday In Hocking Valley Motor Lodge, Nelsonville, it was a success without comparison in bh10. not only by the Wlexpectf?d nwnber attending, (according to Mrs . Thomas: "We geared to 'have 200, we worked get 300, we asked space for 400, and we served and accornmo<!ated 500"; if that isn't progressive success, what is?) There were 509 people attending a workshop which had the highest quality speakers, \he keynoter being Or. Arthur S. Flemming, the tOp orricial in the Adrnmistration on Aging in Washington , D. C. br. Flemming referred to the 1971 White House Conference on Aging, and u!:icd the quote from President Nixon's speech of a 98-ycar-<Jld tclhng him, " I have always prayed that my last days may he the hestdays." I heard that speech and I was impressed with the conferenc-e fCo ntmucd on page 8) i? BAND SENIOR Sharon Wilson presents assistant band director Fred Ruth a gift from band students at the Meigs High School banquet Saturday night. New \awards made Four special awards were presented the first time thre e for Instrumental ac· com plishment - at the annual Me1gs H1 gh School band b~mquet Saturday night m the high school cafeteria. The spectal awa rds were not Lhe only innovatwn . Parents were invited for the first lime. Almost :100 attended. The usual d<tnce following the b;mquel w<Js d1·opped thts year. Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin, Band Booster president, gave. the weleome following dinner served by home economics -studenlr;;. Presiding over the presentation of awards following brief congratulatory remarks by District Supt. George Hargraves and H1gh • School Principal James Diehl, was band director Dwight Goins. Goins, hts homespun inflected a considerable humor m ~pod form,! was assisted by Fred Ruth , .\ assistant band director . Winning the "most improved mustcian " award given for the hr.r;;t hme was a ·senior, Liz _j ' -· J • 0 • ' • ~ PAITI WElL, a senior, presents band director Dwight Goins with a gift at the Saturday night banquet. Goins and Ruth received engraved plaques froiQ \he students. Blaettnar, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John William Blaettnar of Pomeroy. Melame Burl, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Burt of Pomeroy, won the Arion Foundation Aw.ard for outstanding musical talent and possibly the best potential musically, and Patti Well, daughter of Mr and Mrs . Denver Well, Hemlock Grove, won the coveted John Phillip Sousa Award. \ \ .Lightning holt bombs pitcher , LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. (U P! ) - A bolt of lightning, described as a column of fire two feet wide, hit a baseball pitcher "like a bomb" Sunday afternoon as he was Winding up for a pitch in his team's season opener. The bolt killed pitcher John Wade, 19, instantly \hen forked out, k"nocking every player in the infield and outfield off his feet. At least seven persons were injured. Two of them, second baseman Herber\ Noye, 21, and shortstop Bob Hormann, 33, were reported in critical condition <Jt Lake Havas u Community Hospital. Lightning struck in the top ha If of the sixth inmng as Wade, of the newly formed Lake Havasu City semipro team, was about to deliver a pitch to a batter , froJr. the Blythe, Calif., team. One of the injured, Vern L. " It was like in one of those H9wk, 28, who was playing science fiction films where rightfield, spoke from a hospi· · someone from outer space tal bed, still in shock. 1 "1 saw John windup, then I would shoot a ray of light at someone and he would disinte- heard a big boom and I was on grate," said Glen Baker, a the ground and I could barely volunteer fireman who was see people corning out of the stands," Howk said. "Then I watching the game. " A cylinder of light came saw people crawling on their ' down and engUlfed the pitch· hands and knees toward \he er," he said. "1\ looked like his pitcher." whole body was just one big Wade's sister witnessed the flash ." tragedy from the - bleachers " ll just vaporized the kid's and raced to the moWJd where clothing and what was left was her brother lay, screaming, in shreads '." said an am· "My God, my God, my bulance operator. brother." She attempted to " Then , according to wit- give him mouth to mouth nesses, the 1ightning leap- resuscitation but he was frogged from the mound like a already dead. star shell, first into the infield · Wade's father was the base and then mto the . outfield, wnpire and was standing near first base when the lightning ~.nocking everyone off their feet, and .;ending clouds of dust struck. He was knocked to the bq.ound but was not injured. 100 fee\ into the air. -I Witnesses said there had been a light rain falling at \he time and previous lightning had been seen but was more than 15 miles away. Wade, a 1972 graduate of Lake Havasu High School, was an all-conference and all-state player in that year. The other injured Lake Havasu players were third baseman Roger Lambert, 37; catcher Fred Grover Jr., 19: James 'Mitchell, 30, and John J . Chagdes, 39, an umpire. Hospital officials said no one on the Blythe teem was in· jured. The latter award is g1veh not only for outstanding mus!Ctanshtp but also for oustanding personal charac~ leristics. The fourth award, a drrnn majorette trophy, went to Julia Hutchinson , who headed the majorette corps during the past year. Goins expla ined that she was a field director in her position during the past year and commended her highly for (Continued on Page 8) E-R unit in 3 weekend nms The Pomeroy emergency · unit answered a call to Third St., at 8:46 p.m. Sunday for Christma Buchanan, who was suffering stomach pains. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated and released. . At 11 :02 a.m. Saturday, the. squad went to the office of Or. John R1dgway on Main St. for Ted Hatfield who was ill there. He was taken to Veterans MemQrial Hospital and ad· milled. At 8:05 p.m. Saturday the squad went to the Fail LOCAL TEMPS Sizemore horne in-Rutland. She Temp~rature in downtown was taken to V.eterans Pomeroy Monday at 11 a. m. Memonal Hospital where she was 62 degrees under sunny was treated £or a head skies. laceration and discharged. �J- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May H 1973 2-The Deilv Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 M.y 14 1973 PUBLIC NOTICES TO OF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY OH 0 A zu a Landake Neva Me Oan el Lucy landake F ani\. 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c y n England and Alex has a Top Secret slamp on t that wou d !rust ate the Waterbage bugs T e Post s top cr me reporter Len Katz took a s x month leave to wr te a maJor Mafia book a a huge publ ster s advance Rev val or The Play s the Th ng moved to Bd\\ y fron off Bdwy ) brought a creaky old he E G am and Vene a M G am husband and w e R 0 4 Pome oy 134\h day of 1973 w th 231 to Oh follow o " The unknown he de sees adm e~Cecutors and Magg e Kobe g • h l'he moon s approac ng ts P a nt ffs s egatees n st ato s ass gns Deceased of et a De endant y Spen ce ce k Common Peas Cou Me gs Co n y Pom e oy Oh o 5 4 2 2 6 6 lull phase The morn ng sta s are Mercw y Mars and Jup ter The even ng stars are Venus and Saturn Those born on th s date are ooder the s gn of Taurus WIN AT BRIDGE Cue on Defensive Discards NORTH 14 ,p 6 2 • 765 2 • 964 .Q73 WEST EAST .Al09 .Q53 ¥Ji03 ¥KQ98 tJ853 tl072 ... 862 .A94 SOUTH (D) .KJ84 ¥A4 tAKQ • K J 105 J PH LL P R CHLEY D RECTOR Rev 9 29 2 4 2 5 Both vulnerable West No th Ea~t South 2NT. Pass Pass Open ng lead NOTICE OF APPO NTMENT Case No '20 9'29 Es a eo De eased w am G sa on ck No ce s he eby g Yen ha Be y A sa on ck o Mu be y He gh s Pome ov Oh o has been du y appo n ed Exe cu x he Es a e o W am G o Ba on ck de eased a e of desc bed ea he ands owned Bea n Me gs 2 A so he PUBLIC WHOLESALE 1. Mrs Clay Jordan and Barbara Mrs Gay Johnson Jul a and Curt Pam and $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 The $6500 homes a e tota e ec c ete y fu n shed set of steps " b rch panel ng house type doors storm w ndows F om $250 00 down Del vered F ee A comp ~ny more to choose from 5 LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 POMEROY OH 0 42264 B TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES Eastern Ave By Oswald & James Jacobv NEWSPAPER ENHRPR SE ASSN Oswald Defensive d1s card s gnals g ve the defend ers a chance to reduce some of declarer s advantage but they onl) work f both part The b dd ng has been ners know what they are do West North East South mg • Pass J m The bas c prmc1ple Pass 3+ Pas of delens ve d scardmg IS You Sou h hod that a h gh card nd cates strength and a low card .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 What do you do now weakness but there JS a most 1mportant corollary here A-8 d three no trump What Th s IS that when show ng else strength w th one of equals TODAY S QUESTION you should always play the [nstead of b dd ng three d a h ghest mends your partner has JUmped Oswald West opened the to wo hearts over you one Jack of hearts and cont nued d amond What do you do now? after South ducked Ans\\er tomorrow Carpenter News, Event NEW MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x51 2 BR 10x563 BR 12x412 BR 12x512 BR 12x563BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR Double w1de ¥J ' O#Bil9•!M?U!J V age o Pome oy Me gs Coun y Oh o C ed ors a e equ ed o e he c a m s w h sa d f du a Y w h n fou months Oa ed h s s day of May 9 J Mann ng D Webs e Judge Cou of Common Peas P oba e D v son Me gs Coun y Oh o 5 ' 2 J • Pass Gall pol s 0 1--------:-- ...1 PH " ' 0175 South won and played clubs East held off until he was able to take dummy s queen w th h s ace Then East cashed h s last two hearts South d scarded the e1ght and lour of spades and West dropped the 10 spot J m East promptly led a spade South guessed to play the Jack and the k ng be came the etgh h tr ck East was ndtgnant about h s part ner s strength show ng d s card Oswald East was also 100 per cent wrong The 10 spot d scard showed strength but l also den ed the Jack so East should s mply have led a d amond apd forced South to lead spad.s htmself A thought for the day Bnt sh noveli.S George Mered th sa1d A w tty woman s a treasure- a w t y beauty sa power Da1~ Sent1nel Marsha Holcomb Mr and Mrs Bob L ch and son Mr and gentaht~ almost to life Not qwte It had an earnest ~ul mef!ectual cast 111 balky slagmg a couple of unattract ve performers ncludmg one 011erly w nsome gent playmg a presumably ultra v1r le role S mply a mtslake soon to be corrected tt couldn I even haul n half a house '4'en ng n ght How embarras51ng for Sen George McGovern to have hts candtdacy acknowledged by both partes as The weakest especially atop Georges ego Ladbroke Club one of London s swankiest casmos wont put 111 craps unlllt can be played s tt ng down Martha M tchell h red a N Y press agent ( Dorelle Assoc ales 1 months ago If tt was to get pub! c ty Martha d dn t need tt 1! to cool t 11 !at led London s Casanova Club another ch c Mayfa r gambl ng Jernt wrote to Amencan customers that new Br hsh gammg law5 bar White House scuttle suggests plane Junkets S natra calls at the oddest times he d1d that wtth Jack Kennedy and pretty soon JFK had an unhsted Wh te House so far as such calls were concerned G1rl watchers - the off ce of Mam selle of Manhattan on E 55th St s a serv ce matchmg up grrls as roommates (for each other don t IUiilP at JU cy conclusiOns) I s run by once top-Conover model Dorothy Jessop Screen star Rod Taylor s ex w1fe lllary H em learned w th Flora Tor a a beauty whose late dad ~>as ch el of Hungary s Supreme Court to run Phonetlque on MadiSon Ave They sell exoUque telephones-42(1 to $500 per phone If Horace D az new maestro at the P erre s La Foret supperclub looks famLhar t s boca use he used to alternate w th Chauncey Gray s band at El Morocco n John Perona s better day The prOJected 2 000-room hotel on Bdwy from 45th to 46th St agam ts a delm1le maybe Western Internat onal Hotels w1ll run t Vanety says H Jdegarde Knef (spelled 1t Neff m f1lms here) had maJOr surgery n Germany Henry K ss nger turns 50 May 27 H1s latest Mam e van Doren w II age hun Fred Wanng Jr took a band nto Chtcago and qwt after a lew days Not for htm he dec ded Helen Help The Almanac By Umted Press International 'l'oday s Monday May 14 the MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 2 MONDAY MAY 14 197l ~ ~i Us. By Helen Hottel • • P1sces Is StiU a Skeptic Dear Helen 't'ou should know more about a subJect before you knock t Hopeful asked wh ch days of the month are best to cut hlliT for maXIffiwn growth accordmg to the zodiac and sa1d she was a Libra \'ou answered And I m a skept c For your information When the moon s In a water s1gn Cancer Scorpio or Pisces hatr should be cut to make 1t healthy and for thicker hrur cut t when the moon IS m oppo5ltlon to the sun GEMINI Dear Gem1n1 G ve me one good scientific reason for your statement and lh1s P1sces wtll stop stgnmg herself - SKEPTIC +++ Dear Helen I m a gay a young woman who has many straight male friends and t seems a few either don t know or won t accept where I stand Sure I enJOY gomg w1lh them socially I can be a much better fr end to them than can most women But how do I let them KNOW I don t stand Ill the same shoes as the heterosexual female Men I meet are constantly askmg for my nwnber for dates etc and I m ttred of always saymg I m bus~ I suppose I could start dressmg m drag but I don t d1g too much on role playmg t create5 hassle5 m your head I work voluntarily on a gay switchboard hot line and have discovered th s type of st!uatton seldom tf ever happens to any of my caller5 Why me1 Don t suggest a psychiatrist I ve been out of the closet too long for that GAY AND PROUD Dear G and P Since you re out of the closet seems to me the logtcal response to bopeful men would be I m gay No' Well thenA woman who doesn t enJOY male attention can turn off the sex appeal m a mmute A man doesn t usually ask a g1rl for a date unless ;:~u ::au 1e em.:ull af!i.e ... .1 us heres my slightly ps, chnlog cal guess maybe you ve come out of the wrong closet JU e )uU SURE thiS life style you ve chosen s for the rest of your I fe? H +++ Dear Helen I m 26 divorced and hke my freedom But I d also hke freedom of chotce Sleepmg wtth every man I date sn t freedom but tt s expected If I go out With a fellow more than twice he thmks I m strange 1f I won t spend the mght With him What s more all our friends asswne we already have I don t feel that I know a man until I ve been seemg hun at least " month jlut these days you re pushed mto sex before you re ready then you stay together longer than you want because you dread being pushed mto the next affal! Does anyone have a solution for a woman who sn t ant -sex but merely selecttve CARING COMES FIRST Mrs Dorsey Jordan V1rgmta R ck and Ralph Dav1d and Wayne Reed Mr and Mrs Menda Jordan and Bryan J ordan M s Gene Jeffers Lester Marco and ~obert Mrs T m Sayre and Mrs Gary Wr ght were among those from th s common ty who a tended a Me gs County 4 H Plan 0 Rama at Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Emzte Davts of Parkersburg v 51 ted her brothers Paul and W C Peck Mrs Goldie Gillogly has returned home after spendmg some time n Flonda She accompan ed her ststers n aw Mrs TheOdore Bormg McArthur and Mr5 Ferm n Bor ng Dundas They v1s1ted Mrs G llogly s brother m law and s ster Mr and Mrs James Bethel at Lakeland ar.d s~ent Dear CCF Have you ever trted telllllll men exactly that you aren t ant sex but merely select ve and carmg comes ftrst 1 Too many young people (both men and women) think the New Moral ty says You must when 1! really means \'ou have freedom of choLce I thmk most fellows worth wa tmg for wont mmd wattmg for your dec1s1on Am I nght you modern smgles? - H at the new home the Bor ngs have purchased m Naples Fla Mr and Mrs Albert Qmvey of Dover were overn ght gue5ts of hts mother Martha Mays and h s grandparents Mr and Mrs Ney Carpenter They came espec ally at this t me to help Mrs Mays celebrate her b rlhday Guests of Mr and Mrs Rex C eadle and family were Mr and Mrs Joe Petry of D amond W Va and Marvm Covey of South Charleston Those attendmg the Btddy Basketball Banquet m Albany were the followmg players and cheerleaders and parents Mr5 La vern Jordan and Jerrie Sue Mrs Kenneth Eilts Cmdy and Conme Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan Bryan Ketth and Sarah Faye Mrs James Ray Jam1e and Dav1d Mrs Dorsey Jordan R ck and Ralph and Dav d Reed 30 Be verly H lb es a Electr c Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 3 Death Valley Days 15 Hodgepodge L.odge 20 5 55- Ea I N ght ngale 15 6 oo NewsJ 4 8 o 15 ABC News J SesameS 20 Around the Bend JJ Truth o Conseq 6 6 30 - ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 I D eam of Jeann e 13 News J A 15 Ins ght JJ 8 00 T uth or Conseq 3 Beat the Cock 4 News 6 0 C cus J What s My L ne 8 E ec Co 20 Rec:~d You Way Up 33 Sa nt 15 Take F ve S 7 30 To Te the Truth 6 Young Dr K da e B Ho lywoad Squa es 4 Traff c Court 10 Do You Read Me 20 Move Tarzan Escapes 3 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 8 00 Rowal'i & Ma t n s Laugh In 3 .4 5 Gunsmoke 8 10 Jacques Cousteau 6 Sta n 20 33 9 00 Moves The Pr vate Na vy of Sg 0 Fa e I 3 4 S Where Eag es Da e 6 3 9 3(}- Dor s Oav 8 0 973 8 0 Wha Abou TQm row 6 13 News 70 B II Moye s Journa 33 1 00 News 3 4 6 B 0 13 5 11 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 13 Moves The Moon !t B ue 8 Shock Co do 0 o oo Women of the Yea 1 00 N ews 3 TUESDAY MAY 15 1973 Sun se Sem na 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 5 Fa mt me 10 20 - Fa m Repo 3 25 Pa u Ha vey 3 JO Co umbus Today 4 B be Answe s B Conce n Com men 0 Fa th Fo Toda y 3 6 45 Co ncob Repo t 3 Today 3 4 5 CBS New s 8 0 News 6 Je f s Co e J 7 00 Popeye 0 7 30 Rompe Room 6 Popeye 0 Rocky Bu lw nk e J 8 00 Cap Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Re ue 3 Sesame S 33 La ss e 6 8 30- Jack LaLa'1ne 3 New Zoo Rev ue6 9 00 Pau D xon 4 Ph Donah ue 5 F end ly Junct on 0 Ben Casey 13 Cap Kanga oo 8 M s e Rage s 33 AM 3 Let s Make A Dea 6 9 30 To Tel The T u h J )eopa dy 6 Ho lywood Ta ~ ng 0 0 00 Co umbus S x Ca l ng 6 Joke s W d 8 0 D ck Van Dyke 3 D nah Sho e 3 15 0 30 Sp Second 3 Ba e 3 4 5 $ 0 000 Py am d 8 0 00 SaeoftheCentu yJ 5 LoveAm e canSye6 Gambt 8 0 Passwo d 3 E ec Co 20 30 Hollywood Squa es 3 ~ 5 LoYe o L f e 8 0 Bew ched 6 3 Sesame S 20 55 CBS News8 Dan me s Word 0 2 00 Jeopa dy 3 5 Bob 8 aun s 50 50 Cl ub 4 Passwo d 6 New s 0 13 8 2 30 Who Wha o Where 3 5 Sp I Second 6 Sea ch Fo Tomo ow 8 0 2 55 NBC News 3 5 1 oo - News 3 A My Ch d en 6 3 G een Ac es 0 Sec e So m 8 Not Fa Women <XI y 5 1 20 Fash ons n Sew n'l 3 30 Th ee On A Ma ch 4 5 Lets Make A Oea 6 JJ As The Wor d Tu ns 8 0 Bowl ng 6 2 00 - Days o Ou L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Douglas 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 0 2 30 - Doc ors 3 4 5 Da ng Game 3 Edgeo N ght8 0 3 00 Ana he Wo d 3 4 5 Gene a Hasp a 6 3 Wo d Press 20 P ce s R gh 8 10 Unde sand ng Af a 20 3 30 Retu n to Peyton P a e 3 15 One L fe to L e 6 3 Sec e So m 0 Magg e The Beau fu Mach ne 20 Ph Donohue 4 Hoi ywood s Talk ng 8 dOO Mste Catoon3 LoveAme canSye 3 Fln stones6 Merv G f n 4 Some se 5 Sesame S 20 33 Mo e Backlash 0 4 30 Pe I cpa June on 3 Love Lucy 6 W d W d Wes 3 Merv G ff n 4 Abbo t & Coste o 8 My L t leMa g e 5 5 00 Mr Roge s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Haze 8 B g Va l ey 6 Andy Gr ffith 5 5 30 E ec Co 33 Gome Py e 3 Death Va ley Days 5 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Seve y H b es 8 6 30 News 3 4 8 0 3 5 T u h o Con seq 6 Sesame S 20 Around Th e Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeanne 3 M es ones of P og ess 33 7 00 Wha s My L ne 8 T u h o Conseq J News 8 0 Un amed Wo d 3 E ec Co 20 Beat he Clo k 4 TV Hon o Soc ety 5 Mar n Ag on sky E en ng Ed f on 33 7 30 Th s s You L fe J P ce s R ght B 10 Bea The Clo k 3 RFD 20 Grea Dec sons 73 33 C cus 4 To Tel The T u h 6 Peop e & The P ess 5 B 00 Tempe a u es R s ng 6 3 Book Bea 33 Maude 8 0 Andy G ff th 5 Chuck Wh e Presen s 0 Oh o Th s Week 6 6 6 6 6 00 - a. a. a. 20 8 30 -Hawa F ve 0 8 0 Move Women n Cha n s 6 J Back JQ\,1 na 20 33 9 30 Move The Fam y R co 8 o 0 0() News 20 Bog aphy 33 Ma cus We by M 0 6 3 Ame ca 3 d 5 0 30 ns gh 33 00 News 3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 D ck Ca e 6 3 M ov es P e y Po son a The Moun a n 0 00 - You Heal h 4 News 3 30 News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE There s a lot off the beaten path on telev Sion Over m the Great State of Seatbelts fastened known as Ohto before the 1973 license plates came out) one publlc-affa~rs show s outstandmg It s poorly named Columbus Town Meetmg sound ng as if 1t s only for restdents of the capital City when actually the top cs are mterestmg to all Ohioans usually The show IS spht wtth half devoted tog ve-and take between advocates of the 1ssue of the day and the remamder g \en over to answermg viewers quest ons called n l ve A show a ~red JUS! before voters went to the polls on the high y controversial State lottery ssue was superb (WBNS TV noon Sundays) The proponents and opponents of the State-<un numbers game were eloquent and w thout undue emot on n argulllll thel! cause and the questwns were pertinent and kep t the panelists on the1r toes It s local TV at ts best +++ Speakmg of public affa1rs I am confounded by WHTN TV and ts Newsmaker 73 ser es of mterVlews Every tune I get ready to applaud them for runrung the local mterv ew show n prune-tune (Saturdays at 8 30) they SWitch tunes and put t n a different slot such as Sundays at 1 30 Too bad +++ There are a lot of good nature shows on at var ous times and channels most of them non..network syndicated ser e5 w th the best known probably bemg W1ld Kmgdom wh ch has sold an awful lot of insurance durmg ts long tenure on the tube But for sheer magruf1cence of photography tt can t hold a candle to Audubon Wildlife Theatre (WMUL-TV Sundays 4 30) The show also IS poorly named because t s not exclU51Vely abou btrds and has some came a work that IS JUst out of th s world If It had a strong narrator such as Marlin Perkms 1t would eas ly be the fmest nature show on televts on n my JUdgment +++ Star Trek lovers who compriSe a cult of the r own should love the reruns now bemg shown on WLWC TV at 5 Sundays And next fall the cast will be re ncarnated as a Saturday k ds cartoon program +++ Paul Harvey as most of you know ts hardiy a purely objective newsman mrx ng evangelism and ed tonal zmg with a few hard-news stones WIITN TV opens the day w th hun now at 6 25 weekdays and if h s peppery bouncy rap d ftre style doesn t get you awake nothmg w111 +++ My wife abhors competitive sports and usually goes bl!d watchmg when I am enraptured by the Reds Bengals et al So can someone please explam why she rei gtous 1 watches the Tr1ple Crown of racmg every year When the band strtkes up My Old Kentucky Home each May she s rtght on hand lor Uie 1\ hole event Hmmm +++ ON TilE TV DIAL A good evemng really Jacques Cousteau goes underwater at 8 WTVN TV Gene Autry n one of the few senals he made m Eptsode Act on 7 JO WMUL-TV A show honormg women ol the year m many f1elds 1s on WCHSTV at 10 And 1t s Du:l< Cavett s turn to have a week of late rught fare 11 30 WliTN TV Dodgers roll 15-3 over Giants; Cubs top, Phils By FRED DOWN UPl Sports Wnter The Los Angeles Dodgers are known around the NatiOnal League as the No Names because rew fan5 or experts could supply the ftrst names of sueh players as (Dave) Lopes (Joe ) Ferguson (Ron ) Cey or (Steve) \'eager It helps to know that Ferguson and \'ea ger are catchers except of course only one of them ts playmg that pos1tlon They establ shed unportant credentials over the weekend when they beat the San FranciSco diants two out of three mcludmg Sunday s 1:;.3 romp whtch earned Andy Messersnuth his th rd w n of the year All lour made Important contr butlo~s to Sunday s vtc tory Lopes and Ferguson h1t homers dur ng a runth-run fourth mnmg rally Cey had four hits and drove n f ve runs and Yeager had three h ts Cubs Deleal Ph1ll1es Th• Ch cago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phtllies 4-2 and 9-3 the AUanla Braves beat the San D ego Padres 6-2 after a 6-t loss the CmcmnaU Reds downed the Houston Astros 2 0 the St I OUIS Cardinals shaded the Montreal Expos 3-2 and the New \'ork Mets topped the P ttsburgh Prates 6-4 n other NL games Amer can League scores were Califorma 3 Chicago 0 New York 4 Baltimore 0 followed by an Orrole 9-6 v c tory M waukee 6 Detroit 5 Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Mm nesota 5 Kansas C ty 0 and Texas 7 Oakland 2 The score was tied 3-3 wben Ute Dodgers exploded lor rune runs n the fourth mmng to kayo Jun Barr who suffered his third loss agamst four WillS The Cubs swept the1r double header With the Phillies w1th Ferguson Jeukms out.p tchmg Steve Carlton m the f1rst game and Ron Santo s !pur htts pac ng a 1~ t attack m the second game Hank Aaron ra1sed h1s career homer total to 683 w1th his n nth and lOth of this season he s 31 behmd Babe Ruth s alltune record-as the Braves split w Ut tbe Padres Aaron homered as a pmchhitter m the nmth nmng of the f rst game and connected n the th rd mmng of the second game to g ve the Braves a 3-2 ead which Utey ~r lost B II Greif p t ed a seven hitter lor San ego n the opener whtJe Ror c HarriSon preserved Ron Reed s fourth VIctory wtth three tnrungs of one-h t rehef n the second game • • Eagles zn 5-2 wzn TUPPERS PLAINS Fr day afternoon the Water !o d W ldcat baseball team came to Eastern High School Jack B llingham descnbed by Johnny Bench as Cmclllnat s com pos te p t cher won his sixth game aga nst ooe loss y; th a four41 tter a ~;amst Ute Astros Berme Carbo s two run s ngle w th two out Ill the etghth nn ng clunaxed a three-run rally wh ch brought the Cardi na ls the r v1ctory over the Expos Bob G bson ~ ent etght mnmgs tow n his second game aga1nst four losses for the Cardinals wh le Btll Stoneman suffered the loss The Mets completed a three gan e sweep of the Pirates w lh J n Beauchamp dnv ng m four runs w1th two htts and two walks and Tug McGraw com ng out of the buUpen for h s se venth s ave wh ch preser ed Jun McAndrew s th rd tr umph Luke Walker was charged w th h s f rst oss aga nst one victory CF.l EBRATE 40TH Members of <l id Racine High Schnol s basketball team ~ ho In 1933 "e1 t to the state tour ament celebrated their 40th anniversary Saturd y at a d nn r at the l\1e1gs Inn The n e 1 " ere c umpanied by thcu" ves The team "as coac hed by Charles W Ha)man an I the corekecpcr ~a s Donald Fro t r w 1 r are Wolf Ma10 league Leaders By Un ted Press lnte nat ona Uomcr Mcred th Hick Lead ng Batters Refgle Or 1J 1 R ustl Roy Nat anal league flu k a d B II McKclv y g ab h pet San o Ch 3 9 4 369 back row James Ingram M o a LA 9 68 0 25 368 Jack Sarge t Clar 1ce Wa son Ho 34 10 25 44 36 I r W1ls n Ca rpel ter Fa y M 25 6 2 24 JS8 Maddox SF 25 90 2 3:? 356 ( hff r I H II IJo aid Wolfe S ge P 3 9? 23 37 348 a I Charles Ha}n a At M o g n C n 30 95 20 33 34 Good sn SF 26 83 9 28 33 r ght 1s I w tile} looked in (edna H ou 34 36 22 45 33 t931 C den Ch 32 1 8 25 39 33 Ame can League g ab h pet K c y Ch a 62 5 27 JS Kkp k KC 25 92 23 34 3 0 Ho M n 20 65 6 24 369 Ho on De 9 73 25 342 D A n Ch 26 97 32 330 MORI E\' WINS Cl ASSlC SHHEVEPORT La ( UPI F eehan D 16 05 0 3 ~2 M uns n NY 29 05 4 Jd 32 M not S D llfO M ke Morley FskBos 2 98 4 3 36 B mb g NY 20 5 8 8 3 6 Sund<ty won the $20 000 Shreve ohn sn Tex 27 06 a 3 3 pori Golf Class c by f ve Be y C 23 7d 2 23 3 strok es He I n shed the Home Runs tau na nen t w th n e ght Nilt onal Lea.9ue Aa on A and S a ge P t 0 Ben h under par 276 total to beat out C n and M cCo vey SF 9 Br ce F I sher Vern Novak Monday Ch Wynn Hou nd Bob Ph II ps and Bob Eas Bon ds SF 8 A mer can League Maybe y wood who w re kno ted t KC and May M 9 Tena e Oa~ 8 Cepeda F sk and second w1th 281s Pe oe Bos Me on Ch Sp kes C ev Mu ce NY Ba do Oak and Bu oughs Tex 6 Runs Batted In ln 969 N xon Nat ona League Bench C n Wa son Hou and Fe guson LA p 01 of " 2 0 e P and Bonds SF Arne CHn No stance for Eas e n fann ng B g ng up 3 wa ks a lo v ng one s ng e to J We ns ock and v.o s ng es to J Bedel De fens ve ly E s ern nade !l:=~~~'~"!is:;:;1;::;y~:;:::::::;::::::::~::::::: ""''""''"'"'"''~~=="'~~:::::::::::::::"?:~=~==~-~::-r.::::::;-c,::<r::::::o:::::::=;)~ hree er ors Tl e b g nn ng fo I e Eag es came on the r 5 h r p to the l plate Bob Edwa ds s ngled ~ and s ole second B II Osbo ne got o f s on an ror and Alan ~ Duval scored Edwards w th a ~ fl) ba I o left Steve Goebel got lly Milton R chman I s second t of e ga m• and UPI Sports Ed tor ,... h s f rsl RBI send ng Osborne Nr,;w YORK (UPI) - Earl Weaver was pacmg up and down orne I at rr ade the s ore 5 2 the dugout the way he has been domg a lot lately stew ng and t e game V.i:IS over s mmermg and Silently gomg bananas whtch he also has been For \\ aterford M Dowie do ng a lot lately s ruck ou f ve and ssued four He was starmg out at the ft eld watch ng t ra n only these ba es on balls weren t ramdrops that were falbng these were baseballs Th s v.eek Eas e n I as a ful Enemy baseballs SVAC schedule Hannan Trace The New \'ork Yankees were really g vmg It to Earl Weavers and Sou h rn w I m el h Baltrmore Or oles It was l ke some kind of overk 11 Eagles a Tuppers Pia ns on Cheerful congemal Celenno Sanchez who had never done Monday and Tue~da) On anythmg like this before rocketed h s f rst rna JOr league home Wednesday t1 e unbeaten team run on an ms1de fast ball to the absolute del ght of his w fe of Symmes Valley w11l take on Yolanda freshly arr ved from Vera Cruz MeXico and occupy ng I e Eag es Thursday nds 25 roops fo So t Arne can League M ybe y Ye n n s a seat m the stands Earl er Bobby Murcer npped one out of the Ea~ e n a Hannan Trace and KC 32 M e on Ch 2~ Mu ce Vena n lhe Co m s park also f an be scheduled Easte n NY and Jac kson Oak 22 led he proposa On top of these two blows there was a stmg ng doub e by play Kyge Creek on Te a ce Oak 2 ln 9 0 two Neg o studen s P leh ng Horace Clarke another one by Roy White another by Matty F day Nat anal league B ngham \\ re k led and n c JU d Alou and another by Thurman Munson plus a half dozen Wa erford Koos man NY .50 01 000 0-2 3 4 C n 6 wh pol c opcne I f e on the en p che s other blows by the Yankees Eas ern 200 120 x-5 6 2 Reu ss Hou 5 cd w h 4 of Ja kson S a e Nobody Allswered Dow cr ( LP and Mu len Amer can League Wood Ch s pp Goodgawd almighty moaned the chunky Ba t more C oss nd Duval 8 2 Sp o KC 6 manager so all his player5 could hear r these guys can get base hits hke th1s whymhell can t you Nobody on the Baltunore bench answered Nobody was qualified At the tune Earl Weaver was beseeching the gods h s players FORT WORTii Tex (UP!) s mp]e means of makmg a feels We have a ll do that anybody for that matter the Ortoles as a learn were hitting a - Tom We s kopf must have double bogey on the f nal hole When you play as long a Bruce shattermg blockbust ng 216 Al Bumbry the I ttle rookte out We skopf who watched the and 1 have th s s bou d to fielder was lead ng the club w th r ght smart 258 Th1s was this felt I ke somebody who had past weekend and unt I des gnated hitter Tommy Davis knocked been remembered generously whole gruesome ep sode from mapa r of runs w th a bloop fall ng-away from the-plate s1ngle m h s nch unc le 5 w ll He was bes de the 18th green was n the second mnmg of Sunday s mghtcap wtth the Yanks the glad to have the money bul he made a gtft of $30 000 and his HAWKS TRADE TWO CHJCAGO UPJ wasn t too del ghted w th the r rst tour titles nee wmn ng the l he Orwles had gone 23 stratght nn ngs w thout scar ng a run Jack e Gleason Inverrar y Ch ago Black Hawks traded The fault ceria nly wasn t Weaver s although he s go ng to be way he got t C ass c last year goal e Gar) S nth and left It was kmd of a 5 cken ng the fall guy f the Or oles don t w n Crampton came n w th a 73 w nge Jerry Kora to the th ng to watch sa d We skop! Earl Weaver cant h t for hiS players for he day breaking a streak Vancouver C~mu ks Sunday But l don l want to be a It wasn t so long ago that the Or oles had the best ball club n of 10 straight rounds of par golf n gh for Dale Ta on hypocr le I m g ad I won the Amencan League n all three major departments hill ng W expect to use h m I m not a choker sa d or better-and a 72-hole total of p1tch1ng and defense 277 to t e hun w1th Jerry Heard Ta l on at center he s the b g Bruce Crampton you can say No more for second place Each won man you want but I m not we ve been look ng for whatever The r pttchmg tsn t as good as t once was but t s sllll okay there Black Hawk Coa ch B I and their defenst certa nly s the best n the league bu l a I you a choker I ve won 13 tour $13 875 Lee Elder lmished n fourth Reay sa d after the trade I naments can say lor the r hilt ng s ugh Crampton who had led for place at 278 for $7 050 and hate to lose Sm th and Kor:;~b Wt1llams Httllng 202 but I m g ad we could get a Earl Williams obtamed from Atlanta for h s bat leads the c ub the pasts x rounds on the PGA Jul us Boros came n f fth w th an even par 280 to take home tour and who had won three young player of Tallon s m RBis and homers but IS hitt ng only 202 $6 150 en( year to move tournaments this The Or oles who spl t Sundays doubleheader are ted lor It was a heck of a way to nto the No 1 money WUUl ng Tal on 22 yea rs old second m the American League East at the moment They re wm a go1f ton nament sa d compared to 25 for Kor<Jb and fortunate they re m a div s on where nobody s w nn ng so they spot ost Ute Colon aJ Nat onal Wetskopf I know how Bruce Jnv tat on Sunday by the 29 for Sm th are only one game out of first place '111 s lS the JUncture where the manager has to do someth ng ANYTHING ThiS s what they re pay ng him for Nobody really cares for the reasons a team s os ng an everybody cares about IS when s the team g01ng to start w nn ng Dave Johnson one of the players dealt away by the Or oles this June 29 913 June 1973 Pome oy Red s at Ea ste n past wmter and who IS with Atlanta now says Earl Weaver sa Eastern at Rutland M dd epo t B at Rut and good manager but he has one b g dra)Vback-he thinks he ca n Po me oy Reds at M dtllepo t ( Bl Sy aeuse at Pome oy Ph I es Rae ne at Syracuse merely say something and then make t happen Rae ne a M dd epo t A M dd eport A) at Po,meroy Ph II es July 3 973 To that Weaver s1mply sm es and sa)-5 June 5 1973 Eastern at M dd eport B Eastern at Pomeroy Reds The results speak lor themselves Rae ne a Pome oy Ph es Rut and at M dd eport { B Tl!at they do Weaver has won wtth the Orwles m 1969 1970 and Pome Of Ph lies a Syracuse Pome oy I Bl at Rutland M dd epo t A at Sy acuse 1971 which really s three DUI of lour lor him and now that M dd eport A) at Rae ne July 6 973 June 8 1973 they re havmg trouble for the second stra gh! year you keep Eastern at Sy acuse M dd eport Bl at Eastern Rae ne at Rutland hearmg Weaver has to wm th s tune or else Po me oy Ph hes at Rae ne M dd epo t( A at Pomeroy Red s won 1 Ut It Bother Him Rutland at Pome oy (8) Pom e oy Ph I e at M dd epo t B Syracuse at M ddleport (A 1 keep hear ng t too but I m not gomg to let 1t bother me July 0 9 J June 2 1973 Ea stern ;Jt Rae ne says the Orwles httle field leader Sy acuse a Easte n Pomeroy Reds at Pome oy Ph I es For my money Ear] Weaver s as bra ny as any manager there Rut and at Rae ne Mddlepo t 18 a. Syracuse Po me oy Reds a M ddleport AI Rut and at M dd epor A IS baseball wiSe M ddlepor Bl at Pomeroy Ph II es Ju y 13 9 3 What 1 hke about him s that he keeps an open mmd and ad June 5 1913 Ea. sle n at Pome oy Ph II es Rae ne at Eastern JUSts He changes h1s thinking when he has to He sees he doesn t Pome oy Ph Jl es at Pomeroy Sy acuse at Rut and Reds M ddleporl lA •I M ddlepo I I Bl have the k nd of home run long ball h ttingclub now he once had Sy acuse a M ddleport ( 8) Pome oy Red s at Rae ne M ddlepo t A at Rutland 50 he plays more h1t.-and--run now steals more Improvises more July 17 973 June 9 1973 Nobody s gomg to out think hun says p1tcher Jun Palmer Eas e n at M dd eport (A> Pomeroy Ph I es at Eastern Rutland at Pome oy Ph II es 1 know because I ve sat on the bench aod watched the other Rut and a Syracuse Pomeroy Reds at Syracuse managers try to Tbey cant Last year was a very difficult M ddlepo t B) a M ddleport A M ddleport ( 8 at Rae ne Rae ne at Pomeroy Reds TEAMS AND MANAGERS trans bon for hun Frank Robmson was gone we duin t get too June 22 973 Pomeroy Ph 1 es Woody Call Ga y F eeman much hlttmg but Earl had fa th m those player who d d the JOb M dd eport A) a Eastern Pomeroy Reds Gene M ch Charles Ham ton for him m !969 1970 and 1971 He didn t want to toss them astde A Pome oy Ph II es a RuUand East e n Oenn 5' Newland 8 II Hannaum Sy acuse a Pom c oy Reds Rae nc H lton Wolfe Jf good example was Don Buford Don h t only 206 but Earl stu k Rae ne al M ddlepo (B) M ddlepo t B Tony May June 26 973 wtth hun all the way to September When you do anylhmg for M dd eporl (A J m Mees. Dean t-uh Rut and at Eastc n Rutland Max Wh tlatch Tl? ry Geo ge Earl he remember5 M dd epo t 8) ,a Pomeroy Reds Syracuse M ke Stewa t Ro 1 e Stewa t That s not a bad endorsement Syracuse at Rae ne Pom ~:: oy Ph 1 es at Mdd eport (A) For a manager or an).Jody else whe e he Eag es defeated 5 2 Th s made Eastern s record 5 9 overall (3-3 n he league R chard Cross wenl the Today's Sport Parade f d J 1 OH1\'\'EARSAGO - D ckBccglc Or on Housh Roy Buck U IIMcKcl cy seco d row Ja k Sa ge nt Clar n c Pr c W lson Carpenter and Doni:ill Sa er tl ow g AlanS se C:lffo I lll ICha les l )m n o Lohse, Houdashelt first in howling doubles handicap ca e n I st n " ual pia) d v d ng UPI d W• 1 en II H V Crampton defeated on final hole- - - 1973 Meigs Pony League Schedule n fo s lop score g cs ha d c p o George Ha a a of k f egot$125forf s place con pet t on M ddletown l v 1pen Cr<1mpton open d up a fo r trok lead over W skopf ea ly n t f n ound before runn g afoul of the f nul nn e fo the second day n row He s y whc h s beca n a I tl cx pcr n es w th No 8 were m n oned You an ay anylh n~ you v.ant h e~ d But I not a okcr You add up he t ne J vc played that I ole nd yo w I nd r m not many strokes v r p<.~r l nk ,.; eat golf hole WI! I IE DISAIII ED \IIF.NlJ ltETAlNS TlTL E KE Ge "ny I PI) West G rr an I otha Abend ~'-~ ned an th ound chn cal kn ockout o er I e x Sa d 13r f P a ce S n ay o rcta n I s E urop an super fe c we ght I ox ng Ue [n a upport ng match Klaus P tcr romher ga ned a I fth ound 1 KO ov r If ru; D eter Schwur to r eta m th e West Gcrn un tr ddl ewe gh t tl e NOW NE W YOHK Ull WI e Mi:ly wa placed on e ];>·day disab ed I t Sunda) for the f rst t me n his d st nqu shed maJor 1 ague arC€r 1he New York Mel.., an nounce d the move wh.ile restor ng John M lner to the act ve M ner leads he M,e(., n home runs Lh s season w lh f ven l a ua ev n n c s a ted bus next} a and c week con est 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2 o E 2nd Pomeroy Phone 992-5418 I WO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING VC MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING Mays who celebraled h s 42nd b rthday last week n 1ured h1 s r ght shoulder wh le mak ng " throw to the nf eld Doctors have nformed the club that al h s shou dcr needs s a ltt erest 5 o9 30- $2 50 a I you an ea oAaCae ,.------------ 1 Here's the Man l I To See For THE lI BEST I St-~rs I VALUES SEARS Catalog Merchanl I I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy L----------J I PH 992 2118 w de Menu Cho ce D nks and DP.sse Ext ~ Or de The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 for be 0 0MEROY �J- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May H 1973 2-The Deilv Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 M.y 14 1973 PUBLIC NOTICES TO OF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY OH 0 A zu a Landake Neva Me Oan el Lucy landake F ani\. 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c y n England and Alex has a Top Secret slamp on t that wou d !rust ate the Waterbage bugs T e Post s top cr me reporter Len Katz took a s x month leave to wr te a maJor Mafia book a a huge publ ster s advance Rev val or The Play s the Th ng moved to Bd\\ y fron off Bdwy ) brought a creaky old he E G am and Vene a M G am husband and w e R 0 4 Pome oy 134\h day of 1973 w th 231 to Oh follow o " The unknown he de sees adm e~Cecutors and Magg e Kobe g • h l'he moon s approac ng ts P a nt ffs s egatees n st ato s ass gns Deceased of et a De endant y Spen ce ce k Common Peas Cou Me gs Co n y Pom e oy Oh o 5 4 2 2 6 6 lull phase The morn ng sta s are Mercw y Mars and Jup ter The even ng stars are Venus and Saturn Those born on th s date are ooder the s gn of Taurus WIN AT BRIDGE Cue on Defensive Discards NORTH 14 ,p 6 2 • 765 2 • 964 .Q73 WEST EAST .Al09 .Q53 ¥Ji03 ¥KQ98 tJ853 tl072 ... 862 .A94 SOUTH (D) .KJ84 ¥A4 tAKQ • K J 105 J PH LL P R CHLEY D RECTOR Rev 9 29 2 4 2 5 Both vulnerable West No th Ea~t South 2NT. Pass Pass Open ng lead NOTICE OF APPO NTMENT Case No '20 9'29 Es a eo De eased w am G sa on ck No ce s he eby g Yen ha Be y A sa on ck o Mu be y He gh s Pome ov Oh o has been du y appo n ed Exe cu x he Es a e o W am G o Ba on ck de eased a e of desc bed ea he ands owned Bea n Me gs 2 A so he PUBLIC WHOLESALE 1. Mrs Clay Jordan and Barbara Mrs Gay Johnson Jul a and Curt Pam and $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 The $6500 homes a e tota e ec c ete y fu n shed set of steps " b rch panel ng house type doors storm w ndows F om $250 00 down Del vered F ee A comp ~ny more to choose from 5 LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 POMEROY OH 0 42264 B TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES Eastern Ave By Oswald & James Jacobv NEWSPAPER ENHRPR SE ASSN Oswald Defensive d1s card s gnals g ve the defend ers a chance to reduce some of declarer s advantage but they onl) work f both part The b dd ng has been ners know what they are do West North East South mg • Pass J m The bas c prmc1ple Pass 3+ Pas of delens ve d scardmg IS You Sou h hod that a h gh card nd cates strength and a low card .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 What do you do now weakness but there JS a most 1mportant corollary here A-8 d three no trump What Th s IS that when show ng else strength w th one of equals TODAY S QUESTION you should always play the [nstead of b dd ng three d a h ghest mends your partner has JUmped Oswald West opened the to wo hearts over you one Jack of hearts and cont nued d amond What do you do now? after South ducked Ans\\er tomorrow Carpenter News, Event NEW MOBILE HOMES 10x40 2 BR 10x51 2 BR 10x563 BR 12x412 BR 12x512 BR 12x563BR 12x61 3 BR 20x43 3 BR Double w1de ¥J ' O#Bil9•!M?U!J V age o Pome oy Me gs Coun y Oh o C ed ors a e equ ed o e he c a m s w h sa d f du a Y w h n fou months Oa ed h s s day of May 9 J Mann ng D Webs e Judge Cou of Common Peas P oba e D v son Me gs Coun y Oh o 5 ' 2 J • Pass Gall pol s 0 1--------:-- ...1 PH " ' 0175 South won and played clubs East held off until he was able to take dummy s queen w th h s ace Then East cashed h s last two hearts South d scarded the e1ght and lour of spades and West dropped the 10 spot J m East promptly led a spade South guessed to play the Jack and the k ng be came the etgh h tr ck East was ndtgnant about h s part ner s strength show ng d s card Oswald East was also 100 per cent wrong The 10 spot d scard showed strength but l also den ed the Jack so East should s mply have led a d amond apd forced South to lead spad.s htmself A thought for the day Bnt sh noveli.S George Mered th sa1d A w tty woman s a treasure- a w t y beauty sa power Da1~ Sent1nel Marsha Holcomb Mr and Mrs Bob L ch and son Mr and gentaht~ almost to life Not qwte It had an earnest ~ul mef!ectual cast 111 balky slagmg a couple of unattract ve performers ncludmg one 011erly w nsome gent playmg a presumably ultra v1r le role S mply a mtslake soon to be corrected tt couldn I even haul n half a house '4'en ng n ght How embarras51ng for Sen George McGovern to have hts candtdacy acknowledged by both partes as The weakest especially atop Georges ego Ladbroke Club one of London s swankiest casmos wont put 111 craps unlllt can be played s tt ng down Martha M tchell h red a N Y press agent ( Dorelle Assoc ales 1 months ago If tt was to get pub! c ty Martha d dn t need tt 1! to cool t 11 !at led London s Casanova Club another ch c Mayfa r gambl ng Jernt wrote to Amencan customers that new Br hsh gammg law5 bar White House scuttle suggests plane Junkets S natra calls at the oddest times he d1d that wtth Jack Kennedy and pretty soon JFK had an unhsted Wh te House so far as such calls were concerned G1rl watchers - the off ce of Mam selle of Manhattan on E 55th St s a serv ce matchmg up grrls as roommates (for each other don t IUiilP at JU cy conclusiOns) I s run by once top-Conover model Dorothy Jessop Screen star Rod Taylor s ex w1fe lllary H em learned w th Flora Tor a a beauty whose late dad ~>as ch el of Hungary s Supreme Court to run Phonetlque on MadiSon Ave They sell exoUque telephones-42(1 to $500 per phone If Horace D az new maestro at the P erre s La Foret supperclub looks famLhar t s boca use he used to alternate w th Chauncey Gray s band at El Morocco n John Perona s better day The prOJected 2 000-room hotel on Bdwy from 45th to 46th St agam ts a delm1le maybe Western Internat onal Hotels w1ll run t Vanety says H Jdegarde Knef (spelled 1t Neff m f1lms here) had maJOr surgery n Germany Henry K ss nger turns 50 May 27 H1s latest Mam e van Doren w II age hun Fred Wanng Jr took a band nto Chtcago and qwt after a lew days Not for htm he dec ded Helen Help The Almanac By Umted Press International 'l'oday s Monday May 14 the MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 2 MONDAY MAY 14 197l ~ ~i Us. By Helen Hottel • • P1sces Is StiU a Skeptic Dear Helen 't'ou should know more about a subJect before you knock t Hopeful asked wh ch days of the month are best to cut hlliT for maXIffiwn growth accordmg to the zodiac and sa1d she was a Libra \'ou answered And I m a skept c For your information When the moon s In a water s1gn Cancer Scorpio or Pisces hatr should be cut to make 1t healthy and for thicker hrur cut t when the moon IS m oppo5ltlon to the sun GEMINI Dear Gem1n1 G ve me one good scientific reason for your statement and lh1s P1sces wtll stop stgnmg herself - SKEPTIC +++ Dear Helen I m a gay a young woman who has many straight male friends and t seems a few either don t know or won t accept where I stand Sure I enJOY gomg w1lh them socially I can be a much better fr end to them than can most women But how do I let them KNOW I don t stand Ill the same shoes as the heterosexual female Men I meet are constantly askmg for my nwnber for dates etc and I m ttred of always saymg I m bus~ I suppose I could start dressmg m drag but I don t d1g too much on role playmg t create5 hassle5 m your head I work voluntarily on a gay switchboard hot line and have discovered th s type of st!uatton seldom tf ever happens to any of my caller5 Why me1 Don t suggest a psychiatrist I ve been out of the closet too long for that GAY AND PROUD Dear G and P Since you re out of the closet seems to me the logtcal response to bopeful men would be I m gay No' Well thenA woman who doesn t enJOY male attention can turn off the sex appeal m a mmute A man doesn t usually ask a g1rl for a date unless ;:~u ::au 1e em.:ull af!i.e ... .1 us heres my slightly ps, chnlog cal guess maybe you ve come out of the wrong closet JU e )uU SURE thiS life style you ve chosen s for the rest of your I fe? H +++ Dear Helen I m 26 divorced and hke my freedom But I d also hke freedom of chotce Sleepmg wtth every man I date sn t freedom but tt s expected If I go out With a fellow more than twice he thmks I m strange 1f I won t spend the mght With him What s more all our friends asswne we already have I don t feel that I know a man until I ve been seemg hun at least " month jlut these days you re pushed mto sex before you re ready then you stay together longer than you want because you dread being pushed mto the next affal! Does anyone have a solution for a woman who sn t ant -sex but merely selecttve CARING COMES FIRST Mrs Dorsey Jordan V1rgmta R ck and Ralph Dav1d and Wayne Reed Mr and Mrs Menda Jordan and Bryan J ordan M s Gene Jeffers Lester Marco and ~obert Mrs T m Sayre and Mrs Gary Wr ght were among those from th s common ty who a tended a Me gs County 4 H Plan 0 Rama at Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Emzte Davts of Parkersburg v 51 ted her brothers Paul and W C Peck Mrs Goldie Gillogly has returned home after spendmg some time n Flonda She accompan ed her ststers n aw Mrs TheOdore Bormg McArthur and Mr5 Ferm n Bor ng Dundas They v1s1ted Mrs G llogly s brother m law and s ster Mr and Mrs James Bethel at Lakeland ar.d s~ent Dear CCF Have you ever trted telllllll men exactly that you aren t ant sex but merely select ve and carmg comes ftrst 1 Too many young people (both men and women) think the New Moral ty says You must when 1! really means \'ou have freedom of choLce I thmk most fellows worth wa tmg for wont mmd wattmg for your dec1s1on Am I nght you modern smgles? - H at the new home the Bor ngs have purchased m Naples Fla Mr and Mrs Albert Qmvey of Dover were overn ght gue5ts of hts mother Martha Mays and h s grandparents Mr and Mrs Ney Carpenter They came espec ally at this t me to help Mrs Mays celebrate her b rlhday Guests of Mr and Mrs Rex C eadle and family were Mr and Mrs Joe Petry of D amond W Va and Marvm Covey of South Charleston Those attendmg the Btddy Basketball Banquet m Albany were the followmg players and cheerleaders and parents Mr5 La vern Jordan and Jerrie Sue Mrs Kenneth Eilts Cmdy and Conme Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan Bryan Ketth and Sarah Faye Mrs James Ray Jam1e and Dav1d Mrs Dorsey Jordan R ck and Ralph and Dav d Reed 30 Be verly H lb es a Electr c Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 3 Death Valley Days 15 Hodgepodge L.odge 20 5 55- Ea I N ght ngale 15 6 oo NewsJ 4 8 o 15 ABC News J SesameS 20 Around the Bend JJ Truth o Conseq 6 6 30 - ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 I D eam of Jeann e 13 News J A 15 Ins ght JJ 8 00 T uth or Conseq 3 Beat the Cock 4 News 6 0 C cus J What s My L ne 8 E ec Co 20 Rec:~d You Way Up 33 Sa nt 15 Take F ve S 7 30 To Te the Truth 6 Young Dr K da e B Ho lywoad Squa es 4 Traff c Court 10 Do You Read Me 20 Move Tarzan Escapes 3 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 8 00 Rowal'i & Ma t n s Laugh In 3 .4 5 Gunsmoke 8 10 Jacques Cousteau 6 Sta n 20 33 9 00 Moves The Pr vate Na vy of Sg 0 Fa e I 3 4 S Where Eag es Da e 6 3 9 3(}- Dor s Oav 8 0 973 8 0 Wha Abou TQm row 6 13 News 70 B II Moye s Journa 33 1 00 News 3 4 6 B 0 13 5 11 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 13 Moves The Moon !t B ue 8 Shock Co do 0 o oo Women of the Yea 1 00 N ews 3 TUESDAY MAY 15 1973 Sun se Sem na 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 5 Fa mt me 10 20 - Fa m Repo 3 25 Pa u Ha vey 3 JO Co umbus Today 4 B be Answe s B Conce n Com men 0 Fa th Fo Toda y 3 6 45 Co ncob Repo t 3 Today 3 4 5 CBS New s 8 0 News 6 Je f s Co e J 7 00 Popeye 0 7 30 Rompe Room 6 Popeye 0 Rocky Bu lw nk e J 8 00 Cap Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Re ue 3 Sesame S 33 La ss e 6 8 30- Jack LaLa'1ne 3 New Zoo Rev ue6 9 00 Pau D xon 4 Ph Donah ue 5 F end ly Junct on 0 Ben Casey 13 Cap Kanga oo 8 M s e Rage s 33 AM 3 Let s Make A Dea 6 9 30 To Tel The T u h J )eopa dy 6 Ho lywood Ta ~ ng 0 0 00 Co umbus S x Ca l ng 6 Joke s W d 8 0 D ck Van Dyke 3 D nah Sho e 3 15 0 30 Sp Second 3 Ba e 3 4 5 $ 0 000 Py am d 8 0 00 SaeoftheCentu yJ 5 LoveAm e canSye6 Gambt 8 0 Passwo d 3 E ec Co 20 30 Hollywood Squa es 3 ~ 5 LoYe o L f e 8 0 Bew ched 6 3 Sesame S 20 55 CBS News8 Dan me s Word 0 2 00 Jeopa dy 3 5 Bob 8 aun s 50 50 Cl ub 4 Passwo d 6 New s 0 13 8 2 30 Who Wha o Where 3 5 Sp I Second 6 Sea ch Fo Tomo ow 8 0 2 55 NBC News 3 5 1 oo - News 3 A My Ch d en 6 3 G een Ac es 0 Sec e So m 8 Not Fa Women <XI y 5 1 20 Fash ons n Sew n'l 3 30 Th ee On A Ma ch 4 5 Lets Make A Oea 6 JJ As The Wor d Tu ns 8 0 Bowl ng 6 2 00 - Days o Ou L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Douglas 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 0 2 30 - Doc ors 3 4 5 Da ng Game 3 Edgeo N ght8 0 3 00 Ana he Wo d 3 4 5 Gene a Hasp a 6 3 Wo d Press 20 P ce s R gh 8 10 Unde sand ng Af a 20 3 30 Retu n to Peyton P a e 3 15 One L fe to L e 6 3 Sec e So m 0 Magg e The Beau fu Mach ne 20 Ph Donohue 4 Hoi ywood s Talk ng 8 dOO Mste Catoon3 LoveAme canSye 3 Fln stones6 Merv G f n 4 Some se 5 Sesame S 20 33 Mo e Backlash 0 4 30 Pe I cpa June on 3 Love Lucy 6 W d W d Wes 3 Merv G ff n 4 Abbo t & Coste o 8 My L t leMa g e 5 5 00 Mr Roge s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Haze 8 B g Va l ey 6 Andy Gr ffith 5 5 30 E ec Co 33 Gome Py e 3 Death Va ley Days 5 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Seve y H b es 8 6 30 News 3 4 8 0 3 5 T u h o Con seq 6 Sesame S 20 Around Th e Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeanne 3 M es ones of P og ess 33 7 00 Wha s My L ne 8 T u h o Conseq J News 8 0 Un amed Wo d 3 E ec Co 20 Beat he Clo k 4 TV Hon o Soc ety 5 Mar n Ag on sky E en ng Ed f on 33 7 30 Th s s You L fe J P ce s R ght B 10 Bea The Clo k 3 RFD 20 Grea Dec sons 73 33 C cus 4 To Tel The T u h 6 Peop e & The P ess 5 B 00 Tempe a u es R s ng 6 3 Book Bea 33 Maude 8 0 Andy G ff th 5 Chuck Wh e Presen s 0 Oh o Th s Week 6 6 6 6 6 00 - a. a. a. 20 8 30 -Hawa F ve 0 8 0 Move Women n Cha n s 6 J Back JQ\,1 na 20 33 9 30 Move The Fam y R co 8 o 0 0() News 20 Bog aphy 33 Ma cus We by M 0 6 3 Ame ca 3 d 5 0 30 ns gh 33 00 News 3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 D ck Ca e 6 3 M ov es P e y Po son a The Moun a n 0 00 - You Heal h 4 News 3 30 News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE There s a lot off the beaten path on telev Sion Over m the Great State of Seatbelts fastened known as Ohto before the 1973 license plates came out) one publlc-affa~rs show s outstandmg It s poorly named Columbus Town Meetmg sound ng as if 1t s only for restdents of the capital City when actually the top cs are mterestmg to all Ohioans usually The show IS spht wtth half devoted tog ve-and take between advocates of the 1ssue of the day and the remamder g \en over to answermg viewers quest ons called n l ve A show a ~red JUS! before voters went to the polls on the high y controversial State lottery ssue was superb (WBNS TV noon Sundays) The proponents and opponents of the State-<un numbers game were eloquent and w thout undue emot on n argulllll thel! cause and the questwns were pertinent and kep t the panelists on the1r toes It s local TV at ts best +++ Speakmg of public affa1rs I am confounded by WHTN TV and ts Newsmaker 73 ser es of mterVlews Every tune I get ready to applaud them for runrung the local mterv ew show n prune-tune (Saturdays at 8 30) they SWitch tunes and put t n a different slot such as Sundays at 1 30 Too bad +++ There are a lot of good nature shows on at var ous times and channels most of them non..network syndicated ser e5 w th the best known probably bemg W1ld Kmgdom wh ch has sold an awful lot of insurance durmg ts long tenure on the tube But for sheer magruf1cence of photography tt can t hold a candle to Audubon Wildlife Theatre (WMUL-TV Sundays 4 30) The show also IS poorly named because t s not exclU51Vely abou btrds and has some came a work that IS JUst out of th s world If It had a strong narrator such as Marlin Perkms 1t would eas ly be the fmest nature show on televts on n my JUdgment +++ Star Trek lovers who compriSe a cult of the r own should love the reruns now bemg shown on WLWC TV at 5 Sundays And next fall the cast will be re ncarnated as a Saturday k ds cartoon program +++ Paul Harvey as most of you know ts hardiy a purely objective newsman mrx ng evangelism and ed tonal zmg with a few hard-news stones WIITN TV opens the day w th hun now at 6 25 weekdays and if h s peppery bouncy rap d ftre style doesn t get you awake nothmg w111 +++ My wife abhors competitive sports and usually goes bl!d watchmg when I am enraptured by the Reds Bengals et al So can someone please explam why she rei gtous 1 watches the Tr1ple Crown of racmg every year When the band strtkes up My Old Kentucky Home each May she s rtght on hand lor Uie 1\ hole event Hmmm +++ ON TilE TV DIAL A good evemng really Jacques Cousteau goes underwater at 8 WTVN TV Gene Autry n one of the few senals he made m Eptsode Act on 7 JO WMUL-TV A show honormg women ol the year m many f1elds 1s on WCHSTV at 10 And 1t s Du:l< Cavett s turn to have a week of late rught fare 11 30 WliTN TV Dodgers roll 15-3 over Giants; Cubs top, Phils By FRED DOWN UPl Sports Wnter The Los Angeles Dodgers are known around the NatiOnal League as the No Names because rew fan5 or experts could supply the ftrst names of sueh players as (Dave) Lopes (Joe ) Ferguson (Ron ) Cey or (Steve) \'eager It helps to know that Ferguson and \'ea ger are catchers except of course only one of them ts playmg that pos1tlon They establ shed unportant credentials over the weekend when they beat the San FranciSco diants two out of three mcludmg Sunday s 1:;.3 romp whtch earned Andy Messersnuth his th rd w n of the year All lour made Important contr butlo~s to Sunday s vtc tory Lopes and Ferguson h1t homers dur ng a runth-run fourth mnmg rally Cey had four hits and drove n f ve runs and Yeager had three h ts Cubs Deleal Ph1ll1es Th• Ch cago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phtllies 4-2 and 9-3 the AUanla Braves beat the San D ego Padres 6-2 after a 6-t loss the CmcmnaU Reds downed the Houston Astros 2 0 the St I OUIS Cardinals shaded the Montreal Expos 3-2 and the New \'ork Mets topped the P ttsburgh Prates 6-4 n other NL games Amer can League scores were Califorma 3 Chicago 0 New York 4 Baltimore 0 followed by an Orrole 9-6 v c tory M waukee 6 Detroit 5 Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Mm nesota 5 Kansas C ty 0 and Texas 7 Oakland 2 The score was tied 3-3 wben Ute Dodgers exploded lor rune runs n the fourth mmng to kayo Jun Barr who suffered his third loss agamst four WillS The Cubs swept the1r double header With the Phillies w1th Ferguson Jeukms out.p tchmg Steve Carlton m the f1rst game and Ron Santo s !pur htts pac ng a 1~ t attack m the second game Hank Aaron ra1sed h1s career homer total to 683 w1th his n nth and lOth of this season he s 31 behmd Babe Ruth s alltune record-as the Braves split w Ut tbe Padres Aaron homered as a pmchhitter m the nmth nmng of the f rst game and connected n the th rd mmng of the second game to g ve the Braves a 3-2 ead which Utey ~r lost B II Greif p t ed a seven hitter lor San ego n the opener whtJe Ror c HarriSon preserved Ron Reed s fourth VIctory wtth three tnrungs of one-h t rehef n the second game • • Eagles zn 5-2 wzn TUPPERS PLAINS Fr day afternoon the Water !o d W ldcat baseball team came to Eastern High School Jack B llingham descnbed by Johnny Bench as Cmclllnat s com pos te p t cher won his sixth game aga nst ooe loss y; th a four41 tter a ~;amst Ute Astros Berme Carbo s two run s ngle w th two out Ill the etghth nn ng clunaxed a three-run rally wh ch brought the Cardi na ls the r v1ctory over the Expos Bob G bson ~ ent etght mnmgs tow n his second game aga1nst four losses for the Cardinals wh le Btll Stoneman suffered the loss The Mets completed a three gan e sweep of the Pirates w lh J n Beauchamp dnv ng m four runs w1th two htts and two walks and Tug McGraw com ng out of the buUpen for h s se venth s ave wh ch preser ed Jun McAndrew s th rd tr umph Luke Walker was charged w th h s f rst oss aga nst one victory CF.l EBRATE 40TH Members of <l id Racine High Schnol s basketball team ~ ho In 1933 "e1 t to the state tour ament celebrated their 40th anniversary Saturd y at a d nn r at the l\1e1gs Inn The n e 1 " ere c umpanied by thcu" ves The team "as coac hed by Charles W Ha)man an I the corekecpcr ~a s Donald Fro t r w 1 r are Wolf Ma10 league Leaders By Un ted Press lnte nat ona Uomcr Mcred th Hick Lead ng Batters Refgle Or 1J 1 R ustl Roy Nat anal league flu k a d B II McKclv y g ab h pet San o Ch 3 9 4 369 back row James Ingram M o a LA 9 68 0 25 368 Jack Sarge t Clar 1ce Wa son Ho 34 10 25 44 36 I r W1ls n Ca rpel ter Fa y M 25 6 2 24 JS8 Maddox SF 25 90 2 3:? 356 ( hff r I H II IJo aid Wolfe S ge P 3 9? 23 37 348 a I Charles Ha}n a At M o g n C n 30 95 20 33 34 Good sn SF 26 83 9 28 33 r ght 1s I w tile} looked in (edna H ou 34 36 22 45 33 t931 C den Ch 32 1 8 25 39 33 Ame can League g ab h pet K c y Ch a 62 5 27 JS Kkp k KC 25 92 23 34 3 0 Ho M n 20 65 6 24 369 Ho on De 9 73 25 342 D A n Ch 26 97 32 330 MORI E\' WINS Cl ASSlC SHHEVEPORT La ( UPI F eehan D 16 05 0 3 ~2 M uns n NY 29 05 4 Jd 32 M not S D llfO M ke Morley FskBos 2 98 4 3 36 B mb g NY 20 5 8 8 3 6 Sund<ty won the $20 000 Shreve ohn sn Tex 27 06 a 3 3 pori Golf Class c by f ve Be y C 23 7d 2 23 3 strok es He I n shed the Home Runs tau na nen t w th n e ght Nilt onal Lea.9ue Aa on A and S a ge P t 0 Ben h under par 276 total to beat out C n and M cCo vey SF 9 Br ce F I sher Vern Novak Monday Ch Wynn Hou nd Bob Ph II ps and Bob Eas Bon ds SF 8 A mer can League Maybe y wood who w re kno ted t KC and May M 9 Tena e Oa~ 8 Cepeda F sk and second w1th 281s Pe oe Bos Me on Ch Sp kes C ev Mu ce NY Ba do Oak and Bu oughs Tex 6 Runs Batted In ln 969 N xon Nat ona League Bench C n Wa son Hou and Fe guson LA p 01 of " 2 0 e P and Bonds SF Arne CHn No stance for Eas e n fann ng B g ng up 3 wa ks a lo v ng one s ng e to J We ns ock and v.o s ng es to J Bedel De fens ve ly E s ern nade !l:=~~~'~"!is:;:;1;::;y~:;:::::::;::::::::~::::::: ""''""''"'"'"''~~=="'~~:::::::::::::::"?:~=~==~-~::-r.::::::;-c,::<r::::::o:::::::=;)~ hree er ors Tl e b g nn ng fo I e Eag es came on the r 5 h r p to the l plate Bob Edwa ds s ngled ~ and s ole second B II Osbo ne got o f s on an ror and Alan ~ Duval scored Edwards w th a ~ fl) ba I o left Steve Goebel got lly Milton R chman I s second t of e ga m• and UPI Sports Ed tor ,... h s f rsl RBI send ng Osborne Nr,;w YORK (UPI) - Earl Weaver was pacmg up and down orne I at rr ade the s ore 5 2 the dugout the way he has been domg a lot lately stew ng and t e game V.i:IS over s mmermg and Silently gomg bananas whtch he also has been For \\ aterford M Dowie do ng a lot lately s ruck ou f ve and ssued four He was starmg out at the ft eld watch ng t ra n only these ba es on balls weren t ramdrops that were falbng these were baseballs Th s v.eek Eas e n I as a ful Enemy baseballs SVAC schedule Hannan Trace The New \'ork Yankees were really g vmg It to Earl Weavers and Sou h rn w I m el h Baltrmore Or oles It was l ke some kind of overk 11 Eagles a Tuppers Pia ns on Cheerful congemal Celenno Sanchez who had never done Monday and Tue~da) On anythmg like this before rocketed h s f rst rna JOr league home Wednesday t1 e unbeaten team run on an ms1de fast ball to the absolute del ght of his w fe of Symmes Valley w11l take on Yolanda freshly arr ved from Vera Cruz MeXico and occupy ng I e Eag es Thursday nds 25 roops fo So t Arne can League M ybe y Ye n n s a seat m the stands Earl er Bobby Murcer npped one out of the Ea~ e n a Hannan Trace and KC 32 M e on Ch 2~ Mu ce Vena n lhe Co m s park also f an be scheduled Easte n NY and Jac kson Oak 22 led he proposa On top of these two blows there was a stmg ng doub e by play Kyge Creek on Te a ce Oak 2 ln 9 0 two Neg o studen s P leh ng Horace Clarke another one by Roy White another by Matty F day Nat anal league B ngham \\ re k led and n c JU d Alou and another by Thurman Munson plus a half dozen Wa erford Koos man NY .50 01 000 0-2 3 4 C n 6 wh pol c opcne I f e on the en p che s other blows by the Yankees Eas ern 200 120 x-5 6 2 Reu ss Hou 5 cd w h 4 of Ja kson S a e Nobody Allswered Dow cr ( LP and Mu len Amer can League Wood Ch s pp Goodgawd almighty moaned the chunky Ba t more C oss nd Duval 8 2 Sp o KC 6 manager so all his player5 could hear r these guys can get base hits hke th1s whymhell can t you Nobody on the Baltunore bench answered Nobody was qualified At the tune Earl Weaver was beseeching the gods h s players FORT WORTii Tex (UP!) s mp]e means of makmg a feels We have a ll do that anybody for that matter the Ortoles as a learn were hitting a - Tom We s kopf must have double bogey on the f nal hole When you play as long a Bruce shattermg blockbust ng 216 Al Bumbry the I ttle rookte out We skopf who watched the and 1 have th s s bou d to fielder was lead ng the club w th r ght smart 258 Th1s was this felt I ke somebody who had past weekend and unt I des gnated hitter Tommy Davis knocked been remembered generously whole gruesome ep sode from mapa r of runs w th a bloop fall ng-away from the-plate s1ngle m h s nch unc le 5 w ll He was bes de the 18th green was n the second mnmg of Sunday s mghtcap wtth the Yanks the glad to have the money bul he made a gtft of $30 000 and his HAWKS TRADE TWO CHJCAGO UPJ wasn t too del ghted w th the r rst tour titles nee wmn ng the l he Orwles had gone 23 stratght nn ngs w thout scar ng a run Jack e Gleason Inverrar y Ch ago Black Hawks traded The fault ceria nly wasn t Weaver s although he s go ng to be way he got t C ass c last year goal e Gar) S nth and left It was kmd of a 5 cken ng the fall guy f the Or oles don t w n Crampton came n w th a 73 w nge Jerry Kora to the th ng to watch sa d We skop! Earl Weaver cant h t for hiS players for he day breaking a streak Vancouver C~mu ks Sunday But l don l want to be a It wasn t so long ago that the Or oles had the best ball club n of 10 straight rounds of par golf n gh for Dale Ta on hypocr le I m g ad I won the Amencan League n all three major departments hill ng W expect to use h m I m not a choker sa d or better-and a 72-hole total of p1tch1ng and defense 277 to t e hun w1th Jerry Heard Ta l on at center he s the b g Bruce Crampton you can say No more for second place Each won man you want but I m not we ve been look ng for whatever The r pttchmg tsn t as good as t once was but t s sllll okay there Black Hawk Coa ch B I and their defenst certa nly s the best n the league bu l a I you a choker I ve won 13 tour $13 875 Lee Elder lmished n fourth Reay sa d after the trade I naments can say lor the r hilt ng s ugh Crampton who had led for place at 278 for $7 050 and hate to lose Sm th and Kor:;~b Wt1llams Httllng 202 but I m g ad we could get a Earl Williams obtamed from Atlanta for h s bat leads the c ub the pasts x rounds on the PGA Jul us Boros came n f fth w th an even par 280 to take home tour and who had won three young player of Tallon s m RBis and homers but IS hitt ng only 202 $6 150 en( year to move tournaments this The Or oles who spl t Sundays doubleheader are ted lor It was a heck of a way to nto the No 1 money WUUl ng Tal on 22 yea rs old second m the American League East at the moment They re wm a go1f ton nament sa d compared to 25 for Kor<Jb and fortunate they re m a div s on where nobody s w nn ng so they spot ost Ute Colon aJ Nat onal Wetskopf I know how Bruce Jnv tat on Sunday by the 29 for Sm th are only one game out of first place '111 s lS the JUncture where the manager has to do someth ng ANYTHING ThiS s what they re pay ng him for Nobody really cares for the reasons a team s os ng an everybody cares about IS when s the team g01ng to start w nn ng Dave Johnson one of the players dealt away by the Or oles this June 29 913 June 1973 Pome oy Red s at Ea ste n past wmter and who IS with Atlanta now says Earl Weaver sa Eastern at Rutland M dd epo t B at Rut and good manager but he has one b g dra)Vback-he thinks he ca n Po me oy Reds at M dtllepo t ( Bl Sy aeuse at Pome oy Ph I es Rae ne at Syracuse merely say something and then make t happen Rae ne a M dd epo t A M dd eport A) at Po,meroy Ph II es July 3 973 To that Weaver s1mply sm es and sa)-5 June 5 1973 Eastern at M dd eport B Eastern at Pomeroy Reds The results speak lor themselves Rae ne a Pome oy Ph es Rut and at M dd eport { B Tl!at they do Weaver has won wtth the Orwles m 1969 1970 and Pome Of Ph lies a Syracuse Pome oy I Bl at Rutland M dd epo t A at Sy acuse 1971 which really s three DUI of lour lor him and now that M dd eport A) at Rae ne July 6 973 June 8 1973 they re havmg trouble for the second stra gh! year you keep Eastern at Sy acuse M dd eport Bl at Eastern Rae ne at Rutland hearmg Weaver has to wm th s tune or else Po me oy Ph hes at Rae ne M dd epo t( A at Pomeroy Red s won 1 Ut It Bother Him Rutland at Pome oy (8) Pom e oy Ph I e at M dd epo t B Syracuse at M ddleport (A 1 keep hear ng t too but I m not gomg to let 1t bother me July 0 9 J June 2 1973 Ea stern ;Jt Rae ne says the Orwles httle field leader Sy acuse a Easte n Pomeroy Reds at Pome oy Ph I es For my money Ear] Weaver s as bra ny as any manager there Rut and at Rae ne Mddlepo t 18 a. Syracuse Po me oy Reds a M ddleport AI Rut and at M dd epor A IS baseball wiSe M ddlepor Bl at Pomeroy Ph II es Ju y 13 9 3 What 1 hke about him s that he keeps an open mmd and ad June 5 1913 Ea. sle n at Pome oy Ph II es Rae ne at Eastern JUSts He changes h1s thinking when he has to He sees he doesn t Pome oy Ph Jl es at Pomeroy Sy acuse at Rut and Reds M ddleporl lA •I M ddlepo I I Bl have the k nd of home run long ball h ttingclub now he once had Sy acuse a M ddleport ( 8) Pome oy Red s at Rae ne M ddlepo t A at Rutland 50 he plays more h1t.-and--run now steals more Improvises more July 17 973 June 9 1973 Nobody s gomg to out think hun says p1tcher Jun Palmer Eas e n at M dd eport (A> Pomeroy Ph I es at Eastern Rutland at Pome oy Ph II es 1 know because I ve sat on the bench aod watched the other Rut and a Syracuse Pomeroy Reds at Syracuse managers try to Tbey cant Last year was a very difficult M ddlepo t B) a M ddleport A M ddleport ( 8 at Rae ne Rae ne at Pomeroy Reds TEAMS AND MANAGERS trans bon for hun Frank Robmson was gone we duin t get too June 22 973 Pomeroy Ph 1 es Woody Call Ga y F eeman much hlttmg but Earl had fa th m those player who d d the JOb M dd eport A) a Eastern Pomeroy Reds Gene M ch Charles Ham ton for him m !969 1970 and 1971 He didn t want to toss them astde A Pome oy Ph II es a RuUand East e n Oenn 5' Newland 8 II Hannaum Sy acuse a Pom c oy Reds Rae nc H lton Wolfe Jf good example was Don Buford Don h t only 206 but Earl stu k Rae ne al M ddlepo (B) M ddlepo t B Tony May June 26 973 wtth hun all the way to September When you do anylhmg for M dd eporl (A J m Mees. Dean t-uh Rut and at Eastc n Rutland Max Wh tlatch Tl? ry Geo ge Earl he remember5 M dd epo t 8) ,a Pomeroy Reds Syracuse M ke Stewa t Ro 1 e Stewa t That s not a bad endorsement Syracuse at Rae ne Pom ~:: oy Ph 1 es at Mdd eport (A) For a manager or an).Jody else whe e he Eag es defeated 5 2 Th s made Eastern s record 5 9 overall (3-3 n he league R chard Cross wenl the Today's Sport Parade f d J 1 OH1\'\'EARSAGO - D ckBccglc Or on Housh Roy Buck U IIMcKcl cy seco d row Ja k Sa ge nt Clar n c Pr c W lson Carpenter and Doni:ill Sa er tl ow g AlanS se C:lffo I lll ICha les l )m n o Lohse, Houdashelt first in howling doubles handicap ca e n I st n " ual pia) d v d ng UPI d W• 1 en II H V Crampton defeated on final hole- - - 1973 Meigs Pony League Schedule n fo s lop score g cs ha d c p o George Ha a a of k f egot$125forf s place con pet t on M ddletown l v 1pen Cr<1mpton open d up a fo r trok lead over W skopf ea ly n t f n ound before runn g afoul of the f nul nn e fo the second day n row He s y whc h s beca n a I tl cx pcr n es w th No 8 were m n oned You an ay anylh n~ you v.ant h e~ d But I not a okcr You add up he t ne J vc played that I ole nd yo w I nd r m not many strokes v r p<.~r l nk ,.; eat golf hole WI! I IE DISAIII ED \IIF.NlJ ltETAlNS TlTL E KE Ge "ny I PI) West G rr an I otha Abend ~'-~ ned an th ound chn cal kn ockout o er I e x Sa d 13r f P a ce S n ay o rcta n I s E urop an super fe c we ght I ox ng Ue [n a upport ng match Klaus P tcr romher ga ned a I fth ound 1 KO ov r If ru; D eter Schwur to r eta m th e West Gcrn un tr ddl ewe gh t tl e NOW NE W YOHK Ull WI e Mi:ly wa placed on e ];>·day disab ed I t Sunda) for the f rst t me n his d st nqu shed maJor 1 ague arC€r 1he New York Mel.., an nounce d the move wh.ile restor ng John M lner to the act ve M ner leads he M,e(., n home runs Lh s season w lh f ven l a ua ev n n c s a ted bus next} a and c week con est 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2 o E 2nd Pomeroy Phone 992-5418 I WO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING VC MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING Mays who celebraled h s 42nd b rthday last week n 1ured h1 s r ght shoulder wh le mak ng " throw to the nf eld Doctors have nformed the club that al h s shou dcr needs s a ltt erest 5 o9 30- $2 50 a I you an ea oAaCae ,.------------ 1 Here's the Man l I To See For THE lI BEST I St-~rs I VALUES SEARS Catalog Merchanl I I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy L----------J I PH 992 2118 w de Menu Cho ce D nks and DP.sse Ext ~ Or de The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 for be 0 0MEROY �4 - 'The Dati)' Sentinel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., May 14, 1973 Sy UnitM Press International National Leaaue East w. 1. pet. g.b. Chicago New York Baltimore 2 New York 4' 7 Sos lon 4' 7 Detroi t 7', Cleveland 20 13 .606 17 lJ .548 13 15 464 12 111 .202 11 19 367 Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis 8 22 .161 10'' ' West w . 1. pet. g.b. San Francisco '25 12 .676 11 11 ·6 47 1: 1 Hcou~ton 19 13 .59 4 3 1 tncmna ,.1 Los Angeles 19 15 .559 J 1 2 At! an Ia 12 19 .387 10 San Diego 12 n .353 111 2 saturday 's..Re!iults New York 6 Pitts burg h 0 • Chica9o 3 Phi ladelph;a 1 San Francisco 5 Los A,g 4 Atlanta 14 ~an Diego t Monlrear 3 St . Louis I Houston 7 Cincinnat i 1 sunday 's Resul ts New York 6 P 1 t t~burgh 4 Ch icago 4 Ph ila 2, lsi Ch icago9 Ph ita 3, 2nd St. Lou 1s 3 Montreal 2 San Diego 6 Atlanta 4, 1st Atlanta 6 San Diego 2. 2nd Cfncmnati 2 Houston 0 Los Angeles 15 San Fran 3 Today' sProbables Pitchers <All Times £DTJ Philadelph ia ( Brett 0-1) at st . Louis (Cleveland 2-3), a: 30 p .m Mon treal ( Re nko 2 2) at Pittsburgh (Br iles J.J), 8 p._ m . New York (Koosman S-Ol at Chicag-o (Hooton 4-2), 2 30 p.m . Atlanta (Nick ro 1-l) a1 Houston (Griffin 0-1), 8:30p.m. San Franc1sco (Bradley 2-1) at San Diego (Cork 1ns 2-J ), IO 30 p .m. (Only g<1mes scheduled) Tuesday 's Games Ph iladelphia at St. Louis New York at Chicag o Los Angel~s at Cinci. night Mqntreal a t Pitts, n.ight At lanta at Houslon. night San Fran at San Diego. nigh t l American league East w . I. pel. g.b. Milwaukee 14 14 ..SOO 1 , Chicago Kansas City 14 16 .467 14 16 ·467 IJ IS .464 14 17 .4S2 14 l8 · 438 West ·w. I. pet. 18 8 .692 g~f~~~ia ~innesot,;~ ex as S d 20 12 .625 12 14 :~ :~ :~~ .462 10 Rl7 . .370 1 1 1 11 2 2 Riggs' wizardy holds By United Press International Bobby Riggs proved . he really is the " Fast Eddie" of g.b . tennis Sunda)' and Stan Smith proved again~ ~s the best I player in the game today. Riggs, 55, short and with an 6 extra bulge here and there, 8' '1 forced .. 30--)'ear-old Margaret Court into a game suited just for him and beat the wirmer of , S82,550 this year on the women 's circuit, 6-2, 6--1, in th e so-called "Tennis Battle of th e Sexes" at Ramona, CaUI. The nationally televi s~d match, which brought $20,000 ! atur ay's esults Milwaukee 6 Detroit 2 New York 8 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 10 Boston 2 ., orma · 6 Ch'1cago 5 Ca 11 Oakland 4 Texas 2 Kan Clly 4 Minnesota 2 Sunday 's Resu lts Tekas 7 Oakland 1 Cal1forn ia 3 Chicago 0 Minnesot_a 5 Kan City 0 Milwau kee 6 Detroit 5 New York 4 Balt 0, 1st Bait 9 New York 6, 2nd Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Today' s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Chtcago {Wood 8-2) at Oak land <Ho11zman 6· 2) , 11 p.m. 1 Minnesota ( Kaat 4-2 and Corb in 0-1l at Texas (Paul 3-2 anj Stan house 0· 3), 2· 7 p,m. Californ ia (Si nger S-11 at Kan sas City· <Drago 3-2) , 8: 30 to Riggs and $10,000 to Mrs. Court, never was much of a contest as Riggs set the tempo ofthematchearlyandheldthe momentum Ulroughout. Mrs. Court, for no apparent reason, refused to take advantage of her superior net play and, when she remained near p .m . I' the ba_seline, played right into Cleveland lTidrow 3-4) at the hands of Riggs, who is Milwaukee (Champ ion 0- 1), 8: 30 p.m. considered among the finest Detroit {Coleman 6· 2) at New volJeying players. York I Peterson 3·4L 7: 30p.m Mrs r- urtlater admitted " I Baltimore {Alexander 3-0) at .\.AI , Boston <Lee 3·0). 7:30p.m. missed a lot' of easy shots I Tuesday 's Games don 't usually miss ." Ch icago at Oak, twilight M1nn at Texas, night "I'd like to tour the world Calif at Kan City , nigh t and play all the women," said Cle veland at Mi lw, night Riggs, who's come a long way, Detroit at New York, night . . Balt imore af Boston , nighf baby, smce he won Forest Hills twice and Wimbledon a few VIM dtscusses better health ye"fS before Marga ret, now . . the mother of one, was born. Ealmg the nght foods for by Betty Newlon of the On the More Serious Side bette r health an d avoiding Columbia Gas Co. of OhiO. The On the more serious side of qua c_kery in food and medicine films were shown by the Rev. tennis, Smith wa s were the topics discussed at a Robert Ca rd. deva sta tingly acc urate a,nd meeting of VlM (Vigor in .. Eat to Your Heart 's Conpowerful in his $50,000 &-3, &-3, Maturity 1 Thursday at the tent" was the first film and 4~ . 6-4 victor~ over Arthur Pomeroy Senior C1 tizens -dealt with maintaining good Ashe in the World ChamCenter. heart action. It suggested a r. pionship Tennis final s in Spons ored by the Meigs reduction of animal fats, the Dallas . Cou nty Retired Teachers usc of poly-unsaturated foods, Smith breezed through the Assoc iation , the prog ram eating more fish and poultry, first two sets by continually featpred two films and {I talk countin g and cutting calories, blasting croSS-f:OUrt shots past . having a bl ood pre ss ure Ashe, who was plagued by . .- - - - - -- -- . checkup periodically , laking inaccurate shots near the net. moderate exercise, quitting the At one point · Ash e was so cigarette habit, maintaining a digusted at his repealed low norm al weight and sticking to a shots that he uncharacter istibalanced diet. cally threw his ra cquet to the The Columbia Gas Co. ground . eco nomist outlin ed for the Two, cri t ica l and hi ghl y MAY, JUNE ,JULY group the four basic food c ontr ove r sial jud gments AND AUGUST groups - meat, milk, ce real cHnch~ the game for Stnlth, and breads, and fruits ,and who has won $154,100 .on the vege tables . She dis tributed wcr tour this year. First he literature stressing the import- appealed Ashe's serve, claim· ance of making meals at- ing it was wide and to the ri ght. tractive while maintainin g a After the judge said he didn 't balanced d~et. see the shot, the line judge on. " The Health Fraud Racket" Ashe's side of the net ruled tha t was the topic of the second Ashe had faulted. Ashe then . film . It dealt with quackery in missed the second serve for the food, medicine, cosmetics and double fault. hair gr ower . It cauti oned With the game now at matchagainst using anything which point, Ashe hit a soft crosscourt con tamed the words "secret shot to Smith's forehand and formula" whether applied to the 6-foot-4 blond lunged to hit foods, medicines, · or it just before it bounced the WESTINGHOU SE COMPACT 5,000 BTU rejuvenation . second time. Ashe, surprised ROOM AIR CONO ITIONER Those attending were that no call was made , registered by Annie Hughes, retreated hastily for the return Rachel McBride and Joyce but drove the ball into the net. Bunch. " It's too bad that a match The next VIM program will like this, for _the world be held Friday, 2 to 4 p.m. and championship, had to end on a FURNITURE will be etJtitled " Head to Toe. n sour note, " Smith said, adding MIDDLEPORT Dr . Marion Fugate, Athens, that he hoped television reruns would confirm · the judge 's ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' will be the coordinator . decision. Ashe won $20,000 lor 1 second place and brought his earnings this year to $63,150. why melt this summer . --------------------------,1 club meets Letters of opinion • ..., ,.·ekomed. They sboold be less than 300 wwds long lor bf subjecl Jo reduction by the editor! lUld mast be sliued with the sig~ee·s address. Names may be whllbdd upon pubUcation. Ho,..enr, on request, names will be disclosed. Letters should be in good I Arrangements ~-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 14,1973 ' to taste, addressing issues. not pel'S()oa.lit.if5 , I I I I I I I I Eastern ooters thanked , To The Eastern Local Voters : l wish to express my gratitude to the voters of the Eastern Local School District lor approving the building levy last Tuesday, May 8. This levy will allow the addition of a bandroom, classroom, and office space ,at the present high school bUilding. These classrooms are desP.,rately needed to improve the education for our children and especially to reUeve our overcrowded rooms at the elementary schoo.ls. The Eastern Board asked the voters to approve two levies, an operating levy in May 1972 and this recent building levy, both of which were generously passed. I know the voters in th e Eastern District are very interested in their ""Children, their School, and their community when Utey wiU tax themselves as th ey have done. I am very proud to know that the people in the Eastern District are interested enough in their children to answer when called upon . ! am especially proud to represent the voters of the Eastern Local School Dtstrict by serving on the local school board . The faculty thanks you, the Eastern Board thanks you, and the children thank you . -C. E . Kuhn , Eastern Local School Board Member National League (lsi game ) Phila 200 000 000-2 7 2 Ch1caqo 000 031 OOx- 4 7 0 Carlton, Brandon (7) and Ryan: Jenk ins (3-3) and Hun dley. LP- Carlton (d -5). HR Luzinski (2nd ) {2nd ga me) Phita 001 000 002- 3 7 0 Chicago 100 170 00)(- 9 14 0 Ruthven, Wilson (5), Lersch (5), Lon borg ( 6) and Boone; Bonham (2 -0) and Rud ol ph. LP - Ruthven (.1 2). HRs~ Card e ­ nal (4 th ). Monda; (8th), Boone when the Laurel Cliff Belter Health Club met at the home of Mrs. Amber Lnhn Thursday. Mrs. Donna Gilmore and Mrs. Iva Powell were appointed to take care of the flowers at the cemeteries. Acknowledged at the meeting was a donation fr om the Art . Hendri ck• famil y lor the use of hospital equipment. Mrs. Jean Wright gave the de\'Otions to open the meeting presided over by Mrs. Powell , and Mrs . Bertha Parker presented a report on the life of Ethel Waters . Mrs . Polly Eichinger read " Whoever Makes a Garden" and " A Dime's Worth o! Seed." Games were played with prizes being won \>Y Mrs . Wright and Mrs. Mildred Jacobs. The birthdays ol Mrs . Wright and Mrs. Powell were observed . - j}irs. Lnhn served a salad course to those nam~d and Mr s. Doris Buckley, Mrs. Carr ithers (4), McDowell (4), Kingman (8) and Rader, Sadek (8). LP- Barr {4JL HRs- Lopes (1s t), Ferg uson (7th). New York 000 240 000- 6 8 l Pittsbgh 000 000 310- 4 13 2 McAnd rew, McGraw ·(7) and Dyer ; Walker, McKee {5). Johnso11 (6). Hern'andez (8). G•us ti ( 9) an d May , McNerfney (9} WP- McAnd rew (3-3). LP - Walker (1 1). '----------.1 Bob Kie sling ' s Carpet Cleaning Service, Gallipolis Ohio . 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ALUMINUM ROOF i COATING FOR MOBILE HOMES Deluxe MAHOGANY SHELVES • ·~~;,['" CEILING TILE! Don 'l hit the ce> l tng wken spnng cleaning tilT\;!! camel around . lila II >M ieod wilh lhts a tlrac live , smoo th Conwed problem·solverI SALE PRICE ~YAILABLE " CARPET SPECIAL COM PLET ELY INSTALLED WALL TO WALL With Hea \ y Foam Rubber Pad fJ/32' flokeboord pa neling with ~~rL ~I surto( e _s ,mvlolt~d wood · 4' .. ' RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDELL GRATE 329 '"'" ""'''· s· $ Qual ity SOl nylon carpeting with heavy foam rubber pad , exped ta ck less im;; ta llation . Choice_of.colors. All work Q\faranteed. See Wendell Grate for th1s buy , or free est1m ate on any r:a rpetrttlstatlation . RUJLAND, 0 . ~· . JtANEL SHUT Lay th e m away at lOLA'S Ma1n at Sycamore POMEROY. OHIO Grow your own red, white and blue garden in bold, beaut iful Dai ry Isle colors. A free package of flower seeds (Value 25¢) is yours with every Uncle Sam Sundae. Come in for your seeds toda y. It's a rea l Spring bargain! McCLURE'S dairy *sle LOCUST ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. '1 ' . MANY MORE • FOR ONLY flllJ Nqtu rol sh elvf.H ar11 re ady lo finIsh Walnut lon e shelvuli or& co~ered wilh ~eneer of wclnul cove red mahogany . FUl l CARTON•ONLY ALL ,. ."" '119 OTHER SIZES J EACH 12'xl5' Living Rm 9 ~ xl2' Bedroom 3'xl2' Hall 99~ WALNUT TONE lllfz¢ Cleveland· 300 ooo ooo- 3 7 0 Bos ton 001 005 02x--'"8 13 0 Wilco:.;, Lamb ( 6) , Mingori (6). Far mer (8) and Duncan ;.Patti (2-6) and Fis k. ,2 ·ROOMS AND HALL meet 1 @conwed Gifts For Her Host party indvde S/ 8" 1psulo1ed le mpeoed Graduation . OR 6' Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Jen· nifer Harris and Mrs. Cecil Smith. Attending were Mrs. Roberta Young, Betty Young, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs . Revna King, Mrs. Bob Stewart, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs . J ohn Marshall , Mrs . Helen Fe ll , Mrs . George .Hud:son, Cheryl Hudson, Mrs. Cecilia Harris, Jennifer Harris, Dorothy Powell, Marsa Van Meter, Barbara VanMeter, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Margie Cartwright, Mrs. Mina Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McCloud, Mrs. Alice Faye Gardner, Mary Johnson , Mrs. Maxine A. Arnold, Mrs. .John Roa ch, Ann Blake, Phyllis Gilkey, Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Pete Karschnik, Mrs. Stan ley Harbour, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Susan Loper, Mts. Kobert Daughterly, Mrs. Alice R<.mdolph, Mrs . Lawrence Roush, Mrs. Judy Gibbs and Mrs. Cathy Zerkle. Tables were decorated by Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. l..andon Smith and Mrs. Evelyn Stewal't. The floral decorations for the tilblcs, and corsages pi-esented were made by Mrs . Youn g and Mrs. Stewart. Women's Suffrage." Taking the roles of gold star mothers for the presentation were Mrs. Clara Karr, a World War I mother, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, a World War II gold star mother, Mrs . Henry Reibel , a Korean War mother and Mrs. Roy Holter, ·a Vi •tnam War mother. All were attired in period costuming . Portraying Chris tian motherhood were Mrs. Perrin and daughter Beth . Mrs. Karl Krautter as the " Spirit of Love" was introduced by Lori Wood, one of several girls representing the " Youth of Today. " Others participating wre Fay Reibel, Linda Rose nbaum , Shari Mitch and Maria Lega r . Colored lighting added to the effectiveness of the program. Selections by Mrs . Marvin Burt, soloist, were " America , the Beautiful" at the conclusion of the patriotic skit, and " Mother' ' Miss Sybil Ebersbach was at the piano for the skit playing appropriate music for each entrance. There were several group songs including " My Old Kentucky Horne " dedicated to Mr&. Perrin who was born and reared in Kentucky. Mrs, Terrell read an article entitled "Lillie Garments." Flowers were presented to Mrs . Louis Reibel, the oldest moth er , Mrs . Mayer, the yo ungest and Mrs. Seyfried, the mother with the most children and grand c hildren prC:lCnt. Past Councilors meet in Chester Ponderosa pine door h o~ olvm1· num Kreen dorll A FRIE NDLY bonu~ buy g los s. eosy -sl> de reversible panels, od1u>l· oble ro ll eo~ on panel ond sc r e e n wLth o lum mum frame 000 000 Inclu des: SALE PRICE R E SCHU MACHER GROUPS TAKEN AT THE LOW PRICE OF 99' PER SUBJECT WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 6 '9 ' JJ33 Complete 100 010- 2 7 1 000 0,0{}----- 0 d 0 Bi lli ngha m (6-1 1 and Benc h; Forsch, Crawford (8 ), Upshaw (8) and Edwards. LP- Forsch (3. J). HR- Tolan (3rd ). (10 innings) Milw 010 030 00 1 1- 6 9 4 Del 100 210 001 0- 5 1 2 Col born, Short {9), Lin zy (10 ) and Porter ; Perry , Hiller {5) and Freehan. WP- Short (1-0). LP- H;IIer (0·2). HRs- May 1 (8th &9th) , G. Brown 2nd) . PLUS 50' HANDLING ~ REG 1995 PHOTO SPECIAL sa~ Meigs regatta flower show plans announced DO·IT·YOURSELF gloted INGELS IN LIVING COLOR ONLY WfiSP kx:al cable7 {l Oth) . Los Ang 300 900 1 0 2 ~ 15 20 0 San Fran 102 000 000- 3 6 I Messe rsmi th 13-3) and :r-ea - carrying a bow and arrow~ Mrs . Terrell , the Colonial mot~er, in Martha Washington cost uning carrying an open Bible and a rifle ; Mrs. Roy Seyfried, the pilgrim mother, carrying an open BiblC i· Mrs. Philip Meinhart, the pioneer mother , carrying an ax and a gun; Mrs. Homer Holter, a Civil War mother; Mrs. Ginther, the s uffrs~ette mother in ca pe and bonnet carrymg a scroH inscribed " Vote for Mrs. Matilda Noble honor~d at banquet CARPETS ClEANED Only $99.00 8Xl0 Eighty·six mothers and School room for a program In ofd.fashioned costwning, under the direction of Mrs. daughters attended the Mrs. Gintherread a poem, " An mother-daughter banquet and Neutzling. There was group Old·Fashioned Mother," and program Friday night at singing with Mrs. Neultling at members or Lhe Happy HarMUNDAY Trinity Church, Pomeroy, the piano, along with a veslers Class presented the REVIVAL starting Monday, sponsored by the Happy memorial tribute to those skit, " Mothers of Yesterday A weeldy feature of Meigs 7:30 each evening, Hobson mothers of the church who Our Precious Heritage.' ' In the \ COunty Garden Club members. Christian Union Church with Harvesters Class. have passed on . Mrs. Donald roles were Mrs. Neulzling, color A pink and' purple the Rev. 0. H. Carl as Ma'yer accompanied by Mrs. " Spirit of History " who evangelist. Public welcome. scheme was ctlrried out in the table decorations with tapers, Nancy Jo Clatworthy sang narrated the skit; Mrs . 4-H PLEASURE Riders will paper str~arners and " Each Step I Take,'' and Mrs. Skinnert " Anierica'' in red, sponsor a Meigs County 4-H arrangements of iris being ArthW' Skinner gave a parable white and blue1costwning ; Kim hof-~e clinic at 6 p.m. at the BY MRS. EDISON HOlLON used. The purple and pink iris on motherhood written by Krautter, Uilcle Sam : Mrs. Meigs County Fair Grounds. arrangements were provided Temple Bailey . She then Dale Smith, the Indian mother, Wildwood Gardeo Club TUESDAY by the Winding Trail Garden conducted the girls of the The planting of "Mary Gardens" made up of flowers and MEIGS CHAPTER :i3 DAV Club with flowers from the junior choii in the " Mother's herbs ascribed by love ond legend as tributes to the Blessed at 7:30p.m. at cha pter home on garden of Mrs . Robert Prayer.'' ln. the group were Virgin was a medieval custom. In a typical Mary Garden a Butternut Ave . Nominating Barbara Whitlatch, Beth Thompson . Madonna statue occupies the place of bonor, either in the center committee to be appointed. All Teaford, Lnrra Wisecup, Fay Favors were miniature pink of the garden or in a grotto against a wall, usually with a birdbath members urged to attend . or bubbling fountain in front. and purple iris replicas cen- Reibel, Kim Krautler, Shari Refreshments. tered wi~h ·pink nutcups. These Mitch, Lori Wood , Lind a The plants in a Mary Garden included Columbine and our TUESDAY were 1 made by Miss Erma Rosenbawn, Maria Legar and Lady's Slippers, these were to have sprung forth at the touch of CHESTER LODGE DAV 323, Smith, Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Beth Perrin . Mary's foot. MASON - Mrs. Matilda 39th anniversary party, 8 p.m., Oris Ginther and Mrs . The delicate lily..,l-the·Valley have a special place in garNoble was honored twice in one at Chester Lndge Hall. All Lawrence Lanning. Greetings The same group of gi rls in even ing at the Mason dens as well as on Mary Shrines in churches and homes. In · charter members urged to were extended to the guests by red capes and blue caps Homemakers Mother and Germany the flower called Maiglockchen (May Belles ) is used to attend . Mrs. Ben ing, president, present~d a patriotic1 drill Daughter Banquet which was decorate the Mary Shrines during May. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, directed by Mrs. Neutzling . held Friday evening at Mason preceding the dinn Little snowdrops are the first tributes of the year for the Trinity Church, 7:30p.m. at the Faith Perrin gave the toast Each one ca rried an American United Methodist Church. Madonna. It's one of the first heralds of spring often blooming '. c~urch . Mrs. Kenneth Harris, to the mothers with Mrs. W. H. flag and moved into an arch between melting snow patches. It is a popular symbol of Mary's She was the oldest mother program Chairwoman. Perrin giving the. toast to the while they sang " America ." · radiant purity and freedom from any stain of sin. present at the dinner and was A MEETING of all persons daughters. The drill concluded with flag Fox gloves will thrive in the moist shady places. also the honoree on "This is interested in forming a Meigs Following the dinner the waving and j'Jt's a Grand Old Your Life." Mrs. Alice Faye The pale blue rosemary adds its fragrance. Legend tell us High School Alumni group moved to the Sunday Flag." the plant originally bloomed in white then turned blue as a Gardner was the youngest Association will be held at 7:30 reward for the service it offered when Mary looked lor a small mother prese nt and Mrs. p.m . at the high school. All Lawrence Roush the mother bush on which to spread her Son's tiny garments after washing interested grads invited. them on the 'Way to Egypt. with the most children. Each of OHIO ETA PHI sorority the three was presented by Use violets as they are dedicated to Mary as symbols of her picnic 7 p.m. at roadside park Mrs . Roberta Young wilh a humility, They are said to have blossomed forth outside her on left on U. S. Rt. 33. flower in a bud vase. window when she said, " Behold, I am a handmaid of the Lnrd." MAY MEETING, Women's Mrs . Noble was surprised Leaving her the Angel of God blessed the little flowers, endowing Veterans Memorial Auxiliary, when the Mason Homemakers them with the tenderest and most beautiful fragrance. -The Regatta theme, " A terpretation . After Cortez conquered ancient Mexico, he took Marigold Hospital, 7:30 p.m., hospital Great Place to Be in '7:J" will The Junior Division of the honored her with "This is Your cafeteria; Bernard Fultz, seeds to Europe. They also became favorite flowers for the" be carried out in the second show lor those 18 and under are Life." Participants in making prosecuting attorney , speaker. devout to place at the altar of the Virgin Mary and was known as annual fl ower show to be Cla ss 16 : "Tadpole to a iL a happy occasion were Mrs. BOOK AND learning festival staged by the Meigs County Toadpole" featurin'g a frog Nob le's daughter, Mrs. Stanley Mary's Gold now Marigolds. being held at Tuppers Plains Garden Club Association, June figurine and Class 17; Dish Harbour; her son and Roses are especially used in a Mary Garden. The word 1 Elementary School through 16-17, in the Pomeroy Motor Gardens. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . ' rosary" originally meant a rose garden but was later used in the sense of "rose garrnd." Three colors are consecrated to May 15. Books and learning Co. showroom, East Main St. Tho show will also have a Steve Noble ; her grandson and materialS on display at the Mary. Mrs. Richard ColHns and non-competitive division with wife, Mr. and Mrs. Danny ' .school and on booster meeting Ha1·bour, Wenrly, Michael and White roses are symbols of her joys, red roses are symbols of Mrs . Jack Hart are co- categories as follows: night, May 14. Proceeds from chairpersons for th e show her suffering and yellow are symbols of her glories. " In the Garden of 'Mitc hell Ha1·bour and her activity go to library fund. And don't forget the lily as it has long been associated with which will be open lor exhibit Knowledge " - A display of ~randd3ug hter and · husband, MOTHER - DAUGHTER to the public. Any person may books on gardening, 'flower Mr. and Mrs. Pete Karschnik Jesus and Mary. It's an old symbol of ilmocence, purity and First United enter any of the categories and arranging, and the area's and Keith . virginity . These are used at Easter to symbolize the radiance of banquet, A "This is Your Life Book" Presbyterian Chu rch of compete for the blue, red , natural resources such as the the Lnrd's risen life. was presented to the honoree Mary gardens can be a beautiful picture and you could use Middleport, 6:30p. m, ye llow or white ribbons to be Ohio River, Coal and woOd . other flowers and shrubbery too, of yoW' choice. Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja , Meigs along with a bracelet. awarded in each class. Others participating were WEDNESDAY A feature of the horticulture County Bookmobile Services, Mrs. Velma I .uckeydoo, . Mrs. PAST PR8SIDENTS, division will be the presen- to have charge . Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Landon Arneri~an Legion Auxiliary, tation of a " sweepstakes ." Drifting on the Ohio" Drew Webster Post39, home of award' 1. This will be given to Weathered and driftwood: how Smith, Mrs. Laurene Davis; !VJrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. m. ~he exhibitor accumulating the .tu clean and condition along Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Mrs. Ray Fox will be co- most poinl"i in the division. with methods of treatment. l.awrence Roush, Mrs. George CHESTER - Mrs. Mae and Miss Leda Krauter will be hostess. Blue ribbons receive five Mrs. Humcr Parker and Mrs. fludson, Mrs. John Roach, Spencer and Mrs. Hattie hostesses for the June meeting . BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, points, red, three; yellow, two, James Carpenter in charge . Mrs . . Roberta Young, Mrs. Fredericks were hostesses Mrs. Neutz1ing won the door 7:30 p. m., Pomeroy Masonic and white, one. The winner will " In a Pest Free Garden" ·_ Evelyn Stewart, and Mrs. John Wednesday night for a meeting prize . Temple. be determined by the show Pesticide control display with Marshall. Others attending were Mrs. of the Past Councilors' Club of The dinner was held in the committee . materials to be furnished by Chester Council323, Daughters Erma Cleland, Mrs . lhzy In the horticulture division, M&R Bargainland, Mid- social room of the church and of America, at the spencer Newell, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs . at this time Mrs. Dorothy Cartexhibitors may enter as many dleport. Letha Wood , Mrs. Zona Biggs, home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duck- ·sections as they desire and , Committee chairper~ons are wright read, "A Mother 's Mrs. Ada Neutzling presided Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs . worth entertained ~· riday night make as many entries in each \ Mrs . Robert Lewis, Pr<.~yer" and also gave the at the meeting with Mrs. Zelda Goldie Fredericks, Mrs. Mabel at their Middleport home with class as they desire. hospitality ; Mrs. Bert Grimm devotionals. Mrs. J Ohn Roach Weber conducting the games. Van Meter, Mrs. Betty Roush a wiener racist honoring their The classes (A, B. C, E, etc.) and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, read, "No Love Like Mother's There were recitations by Mrs . and two guests, Mrs. Jessie Orr son, Bobby, on · his lOth birth· are: clerks and judge; Mrs. Fred Love~ ·· Mrs . Elmer VanMeter Ethel Orr. Mrs. Ada Van Meter and Mrs. Avid Bing. CLASS !- ROSES- Hybrid Blaetlnar, entries; Mrs. Ivan sang two solos. She was acd:.:ty anniversary. ' Attending were David Teas, one bloom; Floribunda, Walker, staging; Mrs. Joe companied by her mother at Hoffman, Michael Miller, Ray one spray; Grandiflora , one Bolin , horticulture; Mrs: the piano. Prize~ were awarded to Judy Stewart, Paul McEihane.y, blopm, and Climber, one spray. Homer Parker and Mrs. James Belly Jo Young , Mrs. Gibbs, Tony Scott, Philip and Mark CLASS 2 - LILIES - Carpenter, educational; with Hood, Allen Spaulding, Billy Jo MCJdonna lily, one spike; Day Mrs . Robert Kuhn, county Gordon, Jon Cremeans and Lily, one spike. contact chairperson as general Larry Byer. Robin Duckworth CLASS 3 -IRIS - Iris, one advisor . Plans call for the show to be and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byer stock any variety. assisted with the party. CLASS 4 - Peruvian Daf- open for viewing by the public Bob Barton was elected Sending giff-'l were Sally and fodil, one stock. · from 9 a. m. to 12 noon and president of the Men's Butch Zirkle, Mrs. Margie CLASS 5 - Small foliage from 1 p. m. until 9 p. m. on Fellowship of the Laurer Cliff Weaver, Syracuse; Mr. and potted plant<. Saturday and fr om Ito 4 p. rn . Free Methodis l Churc h Mrs. Wilbur Holter, Akron, and CLASS 6 - Citrus Plants on Sunday. meeting Thursday night at the Mr . and Mrs. William Fred (May . include Pineapple , parsonage . Smith , Sr ., Middleport. Orange and Lemon ). IJ / lJ Other officers elected were CLASS 7 - Large foliage 11aVe C Uu James Gilmore, vice HOST FAMILY DINNER planf-'l over two feet tall . Mrs. Donna Handley was pres ident ; Edgar Van lnMr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling In the artistic designs hq'stess for a meeting of the wa ge n, treasurer; Lluyd hosted a famil~ dinner Sunday. division of the show, the rules Sew-Rite-Sewing Club held Wright, secretary and Ern e~t Their gueSts were Mr. and specify that an exhibitor may Wednesday hight at the club Powell, publicity. Special family meal prices after 4 p.m. Mrs. Gene Hester, Jr., jill and enter as many classes as house . Gilmore gave devotions with Mrs. Judy Potter had charge Seldon Baker havin g the Heidi, Ocal, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. desired, but can make only one Ray Riggs, Miss Caralyn entry per class. of the meeting with Mrs. prayer. Refreshments were For Kids For Adults A ''Best of Show" award will Pandora Collins giving the served by Gilmore to those Tracy, Dan Williams, Missf FunburgerT~ Big Shet> , Maralyn Tracy, Terry Hend- be selected from the blue . treasurer's report, and Mrs. named and Marvin Friend, French Fries French Fries Gilmore, the Steve Eblin, Pearl Jacobs, Otto ricks, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ribbon winners of the classes. Evelyn Small Soft Drink Turnover and Burl; David and Melanie and The classes are as follows: secretary 's report. Mrs. Lnhn, John Moore, Charles and Lollipop Large Soli Drink ' . Miss Sybil Ebersbach. CLASS 8 ,-- In a Rose Gar- Barbara Mullen furnished the Diehl, the Rev. Robert Only Only den- using roses. Item for the auction with Mrs. Buckley', Robin Buckley and VISIT IN DEFIANCE CLASS 9 Corne Up and See 50~ Gilmore to provide it for the Wijyne ,, PUllins. . ¥r. and Mrs. Lee Baughman Me Sometime - using frog next meeting. A thank·you note and son, Jeffrey, and Mr. and rigurine in modern was read from the children's Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr., arrangement. home for records. Mrs. FJo CLASS 10 Nature's Strickland received a gift from Middleport, spent Mother's Day in Defiance visiting Mr. Wonder - using weathered or her secret pal. and Mrs. Ted E. Spires and Mr. drift wood , Attending besides those ' CLASS 11 - Would You named were Mrs . Nettie and Mrs. Tom Spires and son ; GALliPOLIS: 1503 EASTERN AVE~IIE Brett. Four generations were Believe - modern. Boyer, Mrs .. Mildred Wells, there lor the Mother's Day CLASS 12 - Southern Ohio Mrs . Shirl~y Baity, Mrs . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d~in~n~e~r~p~a~rt~y~.---_,.-...L_ on the Climb - using coal as Lenora M!:Knight, Mrs .1 .:: 1 part of arrangement. Carolyn McDaniel, Mrs. Ann CLASS 13 - Good Old Browning, Mrs . Betty Summer Time - - traditional. Wehrung, Mrs . Martha Holl\ CLASS 14 - Knee Deep - man , Mrs. Lucy White and Frog figurine in natural setting Mrs. Joan 1Hoffman . or in scene. REVIVAL UNDERWAY CLASS 15.- Pollution on the A revival started Sunday at Ohio River - A 3-dimensional arrangement in a 3ft. high, 2ft. Midway Community Church, to wide, 10 in. deep , niche of continue each evening all week collected or found objects on at 7:30p.m. The Rev . Norman the Ohio River bank . In- Taylor will be evangelist. terpretive design accompanied Worley Haley, pastor, extends by 3x5 card slating in- an invitation to the public. Flowers for a 'Mary .Garden ' Mon tr eal 010 000 100---2 7 1 St. LOUIS 000 000 03x - 3 52 11 s I) . Stoneman, Mar 5hafl (8J and IBoccabella ; G1bson, Segui (9 ) (1st Gamel . and Simmons. WP- G1bson (2 · Sa n Diego 002 020 'lOO--- 6 11 0 41. LP- Stoneman (O-J). Atlanta 100 010 002- a 7 1 Gre1 f (3-2) and Kendal l: Dob~on , Schueler ( 6 ), Kelley (7) and Oates . LP- Oobson {2-5). HR- Aaron (9 th ). Professional ly in your home (2 nd Gamel business . Specia l San Diego 101 000 000- 2 0 . or Atlanta 021 002 lOx ~ 6 11 J ma chines for cle aning Norman . Ross (6). Troedson furnitur e in you r home. We [7) and Corrales ; Reed. Harri go anywhere in Me1 gs son (7) and Oates. Casanova County Anti -resoil used in IJI. WP- Reed 1?· 4 ). LPall work Free' estimates Norman (0-5) , H R s~ t\aro.n Call anyt ime . SPECIAL! H o u ~.ion Green Thumb Notes. • •• Unesco res ger ; Barr , By United Press International Here's Our Ctncinnat i Trinity ·has mother-daughter banquet Friday place I nowers on the graves of seven I deceased members on I '-f~mon al Day were made I VALUES FriJidaire · SkrnnJ Mini.' Fits almost anywhere. (Only 2 feet wide) • lnstalt it where tht wash iskitchen. bath, nurftry .. . anywhere. you can get adequate wirins. plumb· in~ end Yentina;. , • Wnher end dryer each do 1 fem · ily-4d:t toad et;, the 11111e ttme or in· clop-,.. .. . ' ' • 2-S-d ,W-e<." f!e1u1ar plus Oellcale settlflao. lor tho ftui~Hijy a famltl'- must r,.vo, • Aulolllltic OI)'"C,Cie olimfnotes 'ueMWOII<. ci(IM jUSt rilhl Modll L~ · 2 L1undry Cl!nt.r Pomeroy Cement Block Co. • - ... '1he Department Store of Building Since 1915 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1- 388 BAKER FURNITURE OPTOMETRIST· OFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ft., POMEROY. • 5 MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ �4 - 'The Dati)' Sentinel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., May 14, 1973 Sy UnitM Press International National Leaaue East w. 1. pet. g.b. Chicago New York Baltimore 2 New York 4' 7 Sos lon 4' 7 Detroi t 7', Cleveland 20 13 .606 17 lJ .548 13 15 464 12 111 .202 11 19 367 Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis 8 22 .161 10'' ' West w . 1. pet. g.b. San Francisco '25 12 .676 11 11 ·6 47 1: 1 Hcou~ton 19 13 .59 4 3 1 tncmna ,.1 Los Angeles 19 15 .559 J 1 2 At! an Ia 12 19 .387 10 San Diego 12 n .353 111 2 saturday 's..Re!iults New York 6 Pitts burg h 0 • Chica9o 3 Phi ladelph;a 1 San Francisco 5 Los A,g 4 Atlanta 14 ~an Diego t Monlrear 3 St . Louis I Houston 7 Cincinnat i 1 sunday 's Resul ts New York 6 P 1 t t~burgh 4 Ch icago 4 Ph ila 2, lsi Ch icago9 Ph ita 3, 2nd St. Lou 1s 3 Montreal 2 San Diego 6 Atlanta 4, 1st Atlanta 6 San Diego 2. 2nd Cfncmnati 2 Houston 0 Los Angeles 15 San Fran 3 Today' sProbables Pitchers <All Times £DTJ Philadelph ia ( Brett 0-1) at st . Louis (Cleveland 2-3), a: 30 p .m Mon treal ( Re nko 2 2) at Pittsburgh (Br iles J.J), 8 p._ m . New York (Koosman S-Ol at Chicag-o (Hooton 4-2), 2 30 p.m . Atlanta (Nick ro 1-l) a1 Houston (Griffin 0-1), 8:30p.m. San Franc1sco (Bradley 2-1) at San Diego (Cork 1ns 2-J ), IO 30 p .m. (Only g<1mes scheduled) Tuesday 's Games Ph iladelphia at St. Louis New York at Chicag o Los Angel~s at Cinci. night Mqntreal a t Pitts, n.ight At lanta at Houslon. night San Fran at San Diego. nigh t l American league East w . I. pel. g.b. Milwaukee 14 14 ..SOO 1 , Chicago Kansas City 14 16 .467 14 16 ·467 IJ IS .464 14 17 .4S2 14 l8 · 438 West ·w. I. pet. 18 8 .692 g~f~~~ia ~innesot,;~ ex as S d 20 12 .625 12 14 :~ :~ :~~ .462 10 Rl7 . .370 1 1 1 11 2 2 Riggs' wizardy holds By United Press International Bobby Riggs proved . he really is the " Fast Eddie" of g.b . tennis Sunda)' and Stan Smith proved again~ ~s the best I player in the game today. Riggs, 55, short and with an 6 extra bulge here and there, 8' '1 forced .. 30--)'ear-old Margaret Court into a game suited just for him and beat the wirmer of , S82,550 this year on the women 's circuit, 6-2, 6--1, in th e so-called "Tennis Battle of th e Sexes" at Ramona, CaUI. The nationally televi s~d match, which brought $20,000 ! atur ay's esults Milwaukee 6 Detroit 2 New York 8 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 10 Boston 2 ., orma · 6 Ch'1cago 5 Ca 11 Oakland 4 Texas 2 Kan Clly 4 Minnesota 2 Sunday 's Resu lts Tekas 7 Oakland 1 Cal1forn ia 3 Chicago 0 Minnesot_a 5 Kan City 0 Milwau kee 6 Detroit 5 New York 4 Balt 0, 1st Bait 9 New York 6, 2nd Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Today' s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Chtcago {Wood 8-2) at Oak land <Ho11zman 6· 2) , 11 p.m. 1 Minnesota ( Kaat 4-2 and Corb in 0-1l at Texas (Paul 3-2 anj Stan house 0· 3), 2· 7 p,m. Californ ia (Si nger S-11 at Kan sas City· <Drago 3-2) , 8: 30 to Riggs and $10,000 to Mrs. Court, never was much of a contest as Riggs set the tempo ofthematchearlyandheldthe momentum Ulroughout. Mrs. Court, for no apparent reason, refused to take advantage of her superior net play and, when she remained near p .m . I' the ba_seline, played right into Cleveland lTidrow 3-4) at the hands of Riggs, who is Milwaukee (Champ ion 0- 1), 8: 30 p.m. considered among the finest Detroit {Coleman 6· 2) at New volJeying players. York I Peterson 3·4L 7: 30p.m Mrs r- urtlater admitted " I Baltimore {Alexander 3-0) at .\.AI , Boston <Lee 3·0). 7:30p.m. missed a lot' of easy shots I Tuesday 's Games don 't usually miss ." Ch icago at Oak, twilight M1nn at Texas, night "I'd like to tour the world Calif at Kan City , nigh t and play all the women," said Cle veland at Mi lw, night Riggs, who's come a long way, Detroit at New York, night . . Balt imore af Boston , nighf baby, smce he won Forest Hills twice and Wimbledon a few VIM dtscusses better health ye"fS before Marga ret, now . . the mother of one, was born. Ealmg the nght foods for by Betty Newlon of the On the More Serious Side bette r health an d avoiding Columbia Gas Co. of OhiO. The On the more serious side of qua c_kery in food and medicine films were shown by the Rev. tennis, Smith wa s were the topics discussed at a Robert Ca rd. deva sta tingly acc urate a,nd meeting of VlM (Vigor in .. Eat to Your Heart 's Conpowerful in his $50,000 &-3, &-3, Maturity 1 Thursday at the tent" was the first film and 4~ . 6-4 victor~ over Arthur Pomeroy Senior C1 tizens -dealt with maintaining good Ashe in the World ChamCenter. heart action. It suggested a r. pionship Tennis final s in Spons ored by the Meigs reduction of animal fats, the Dallas . Cou nty Retired Teachers usc of poly-unsaturated foods, Smith breezed through the Assoc iation , the prog ram eating more fish and poultry, first two sets by continually featpred two films and {I talk countin g and cutting calories, blasting croSS-f:OUrt shots past . having a bl ood pre ss ure Ashe, who was plagued by . .- - - - - -- -- . checkup periodically , laking inaccurate shots near the net. moderate exercise, quitting the At one point · Ash e was so cigarette habit, maintaining a digusted at his repealed low norm al weight and sticking to a shots that he uncharacter istibalanced diet. cally threw his ra cquet to the The Columbia Gas Co. ground . eco nomist outlin ed for the Two, cri t ica l and hi ghl y MAY, JUNE ,JULY group the four basic food c ontr ove r sial jud gments AND AUGUST groups - meat, milk, ce real cHnch~ the game for Stnlth, and breads, and fruits ,and who has won $154,100 .on the vege tables . She dis tributed wcr tour this year. First he literature stressing the import- appealed Ashe's serve, claim· ance of making meals at- ing it was wide and to the ri ght. tractive while maintainin g a After the judge said he didn 't balanced d~et. see the shot, the line judge on. " The Health Fraud Racket" Ashe's side of the net ruled tha t was the topic of the second Ashe had faulted. Ashe then . film . It dealt with quackery in missed the second serve for the food, medicine, cosmetics and double fault. hair gr ower . It cauti oned With the game now at matchagainst using anything which point, Ashe hit a soft crosscourt con tamed the words "secret shot to Smith's forehand and formula" whether applied to the 6-foot-4 blond lunged to hit foods, medicines, · or it just before it bounced the WESTINGHOU SE COMPACT 5,000 BTU rejuvenation . second time. Ashe, surprised ROOM AIR CONO ITIONER Those attending were that no call was made , registered by Annie Hughes, retreated hastily for the return Rachel McBride and Joyce but drove the ball into the net. Bunch. " It's too bad that a match The next VIM program will like this, for _the world be held Friday, 2 to 4 p.m. and championship, had to end on a FURNITURE will be etJtitled " Head to Toe. n sour note, " Smith said, adding MIDDLEPORT Dr . Marion Fugate, Athens, that he hoped television reruns would confirm · the judge 's ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' will be the coordinator . decision. Ashe won $20,000 lor 1 second place and brought his earnings this year to $63,150. why melt this summer . --------------------------,1 club meets Letters of opinion • ..., ,.·ekomed. They sboold be less than 300 wwds long lor bf subjecl Jo reduction by the editor! lUld mast be sliued with the sig~ee·s address. Names may be whllbdd upon pubUcation. Ho,..enr, on request, names will be disclosed. Letters should be in good I Arrangements ~-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 14,1973 ' to taste, addressing issues. not pel'S()oa.lit.if5 , I I I I I I I I Eastern ooters thanked , To The Eastern Local Voters : l wish to express my gratitude to the voters of the Eastern Local School District lor approving the building levy last Tuesday, May 8. This levy will allow the addition of a bandroom, classroom, and office space ,at the present high school bUilding. These classrooms are desP.,rately needed to improve the education for our children and especially to reUeve our overcrowded rooms at the elementary schoo.ls. The Eastern Board asked the voters to approve two levies, an operating levy in May 1972 and this recent building levy, both of which were generously passed. I know the voters in th e Eastern District are very interested in their ""Children, their School, and their community when Utey wiU tax themselves as th ey have done. I am very proud to know that the people in the Eastern District are interested enough in their children to answer when called upon . ! am especially proud to represent the voters of the Eastern Local School Dtstrict by serving on the local school board . The faculty thanks you, the Eastern Board thanks you, and the children thank you . -C. E . Kuhn , Eastern Local School Board Member National League (lsi game ) Phila 200 000 000-2 7 2 Ch1caqo 000 031 OOx- 4 7 0 Carlton, Brandon (7) and Ryan: Jenk ins (3-3) and Hun dley. LP- Carlton (d -5). HR Luzinski (2nd ) {2nd ga me) Phita 001 000 002- 3 7 0 Chicago 100 170 00)(- 9 14 0 Ruthven, Wilson (5), Lersch (5), Lon borg ( 6) and Boone; Bonham (2 -0) and Rud ol ph. LP - Ruthven (.1 2). HRs~ Card e ­ nal (4 th ). Monda; (8th), Boone when the Laurel Cliff Belter Health Club met at the home of Mrs. Amber Lnhn Thursday. Mrs. Donna Gilmore and Mrs. Iva Powell were appointed to take care of the flowers at the cemeteries. Acknowledged at the meeting was a donation fr om the Art . Hendri ck• famil y lor the use of hospital equipment. Mrs. Jean Wright gave the de\'Otions to open the meeting presided over by Mrs. Powell , and Mrs . Bertha Parker presented a report on the life of Ethel Waters . Mrs . Polly Eichinger read " Whoever Makes a Garden" and " A Dime's Worth o! Seed." Games were played with prizes being won \>Y Mrs . Wright and Mrs. Mildred Jacobs. The birthdays ol Mrs . Wright and Mrs. Powell were observed . - j}irs. Lnhn served a salad course to those nam~d and Mr s. Doris Buckley, Mrs. Carr ithers (4), McDowell (4), Kingman (8) and Rader, Sadek (8). LP- Barr {4JL HRs- Lopes (1s t), Ferg uson (7th). New York 000 240 000- 6 8 l Pittsbgh 000 000 310- 4 13 2 McAnd rew, McGraw ·(7) and Dyer ; Walker, McKee {5). Johnso11 (6). Hern'andez (8). G•us ti ( 9) an d May , McNerfney (9} WP- McAnd rew (3-3). LP - Walker (1 1). '----------.1 Bob Kie sling ' s Carpet Cleaning Service, Gallipolis Ohio . Phone q 46-4 4 oa. ' SPRING RIDE FAIR PT. PlEASANT. W. VA. * HARMON PARK * 6 BIG OAYS!. ··MAY 14 thru 19 A GIANT MIDWAY OF THRILlS! Gooding Amusement 2'8" ~· NO AGE LIMIT . LIMIT 1 PER SUBJECT 2 SPECIAL PER FAMILY 10 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. &?rH COMBINATION DOOR Wooden de to ralar comb>nollo n door ha~ ~crol l de~ogn ~~re e n and glo~s in~ert GIOH.ld wolh tempe reo solely gl o ss STIFFLER'S DEPT. STORE MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY • Photos by Honey Portraits 3/1889 6' 8" X PATIO DOORS ,, ' REG . 183.95 /1 137Zl Alt ~le el od jusrcble floo r 1ock ho~ COI't'biMt oOn pos' ond 1a~k to keep lloors !rom soggon g . Stops $qveo~s ar.d crocking p la ster . Ad 1us ts !ram 4'7' to 7' weolher · ltghl door1 (Hwr) . sofet ~ 2 FOOT • 4 FOOT PERFORATED HARDBOARD REG . 3.98 GALLON SALE PRICE SALE PRICE (~ 18Ia=1973 \\I)i .DIAMOND 'V . ANNIVERSARY REG . 18 50 5 GALlON 1J97 LIQUID ROOF COATING ASBESTOS Renews osphoh sh>ngles' end roll rool.r,.g. TOUR Barton elected rn. ALUMINUM ROOF i COATING FOR MOBILE HOMES Deluxe MAHOGANY SHELVES • ·~~;,['" CEILING TILE! Don 'l hit the ce> l tng wken spnng cleaning tilT\;!! camel around . lila II >M ieod wilh lhts a tlrac live , smoo th Conwed problem·solverI SALE PRICE ~YAILABLE " CARPET SPECIAL COM PLET ELY INSTALLED WALL TO WALL With Hea \ y Foam Rubber Pad fJ/32' flokeboord pa neling with ~~rL ~I surto( e _s ,mvlolt~d wood · 4' .. ' RUTLAND FURNITURE WENDELL GRATE 329 '"'" ""'''· s· $ Qual ity SOl nylon carpeting with heavy foam rubber pad , exped ta ck less im;; ta llation . Choice_of.colors. All work Q\faranteed. See Wendell Grate for th1s buy , or free est1m ate on any r:a rpetrttlstatlation . RUJLAND, 0 . ~· . JtANEL SHUT Lay th e m away at lOLA'S Ma1n at Sycamore POMEROY. OHIO Grow your own red, white and blue garden in bold, beaut iful Dai ry Isle colors. A free package of flower seeds (Value 25¢) is yours with every Uncle Sam Sundae. Come in for your seeds toda y. It's a rea l Spring bargain! McCLURE'S dairy *sle LOCUST ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. '1 ' . MANY MORE • FOR ONLY flllJ Nqtu rol sh elvf.H ar11 re ady lo finIsh Walnut lon e shelvuli or& co~ered wilh ~eneer of wclnul cove red mahogany . FUl l CARTON•ONLY ALL ,. ."" '119 OTHER SIZES J EACH 12'xl5' Living Rm 9 ~ xl2' Bedroom 3'xl2' Hall 99~ WALNUT TONE lllfz¢ Cleveland· 300 ooo ooo- 3 7 0 Bos ton 001 005 02x--'"8 13 0 Wilco:.;, Lamb ( 6) , Mingori (6). Far mer (8) and Duncan ;.Patti (2-6) and Fis k. ,2 ·ROOMS AND HALL meet 1 @conwed Gifts For Her Host party indvde S/ 8" 1psulo1ed le mpeoed Graduation . OR 6' Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Jen· nifer Harris and Mrs. Cecil Smith. Attending were Mrs. Roberta Young, Betty Young, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs . Revna King, Mrs. Bob Stewart, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs . J ohn Marshall , Mrs . Helen Fe ll , Mrs . George .Hud:son, Cheryl Hudson, Mrs. Cecilia Harris, Jennifer Harris, Dorothy Powell, Marsa Van Meter, Barbara VanMeter, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Margie Cartwright, Mrs. Mina Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McCloud, Mrs. Alice Faye Gardner, Mary Johnson , Mrs. Maxine A. Arnold, Mrs. .John Roa ch, Ann Blake, Phyllis Gilkey, Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Pete Karschnik, Mrs. Stan ley Harbour, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Susan Loper, Mts. Kobert Daughterly, Mrs. Alice R<.mdolph, Mrs . Lawrence Roush, Mrs. Judy Gibbs and Mrs. Cathy Zerkle. Tables were decorated by Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. l..andon Smith and Mrs. Evelyn Stewal't. The floral decorations for the tilblcs, and corsages pi-esented were made by Mrs . Youn g and Mrs. Stewart. Women's Suffrage." Taking the roles of gold star mothers for the presentation were Mrs. Clara Karr, a World War I mother, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, a World War II gold star mother, Mrs . Henry Reibel , a Korean War mother and Mrs. Roy Holter, ·a Vi •tnam War mother. All were attired in period costuming . Portraying Chris tian motherhood were Mrs. Perrin and daughter Beth . Mrs. Karl Krautter as the " Spirit of Love" was introduced by Lori Wood, one of several girls representing the " Youth of Today. " Others participating wre Fay Reibel, Linda Rose nbaum , Shari Mitch and Maria Lega r . Colored lighting added to the effectiveness of the program. Selections by Mrs . Marvin Burt, soloist, were " America , the Beautiful" at the conclusion of the patriotic skit, and " Mother' ' Miss Sybil Ebersbach was at the piano for the skit playing appropriate music for each entrance. There were several group songs including " My Old Kentucky Horne " dedicated to Mr&. Perrin who was born and reared in Kentucky. Mrs, Terrell read an article entitled "Lillie Garments." Flowers were presented to Mrs . Louis Reibel, the oldest moth er , Mrs . Mayer, the yo ungest and Mrs. Seyfried, the mother with the most children and grand c hildren prC:lCnt. Past Councilors meet in Chester Ponderosa pine door h o~ olvm1· num Kreen dorll A FRIE NDLY bonu~ buy g los s. eosy -sl> de reversible panels, od1u>l· oble ro ll eo~ on panel ond sc r e e n wLth o lum mum frame 000 000 Inclu des: SALE PRICE R E SCHU MACHER GROUPS TAKEN AT THE LOW PRICE OF 99' PER SUBJECT WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 6 '9 ' JJ33 Complete 100 010- 2 7 1 000 0,0{}----- 0 d 0 Bi lli ngha m (6-1 1 and Benc h; Forsch, Crawford (8 ), Upshaw (8) and Edwards. LP- Forsch (3. J). HR- Tolan (3rd ). (10 innings) Milw 010 030 00 1 1- 6 9 4 Del 100 210 001 0- 5 1 2 Col born, Short {9), Lin zy (10 ) and Porter ; Perry , Hiller {5) and Freehan. WP- Short (1-0). LP- H;IIer (0·2). HRs- May 1 (8th &9th) , G. Brown 2nd) . PLUS 50' HANDLING ~ REG 1995 PHOTO SPECIAL sa~ Meigs regatta flower show plans announced DO·IT·YOURSELF gloted INGELS IN LIVING COLOR ONLY WfiSP kx:al cable7 {l Oth) . Los Ang 300 900 1 0 2 ~ 15 20 0 San Fran 102 000 000- 3 6 I Messe rsmi th 13-3) and :r-ea - carrying a bow and arrow~ Mrs . Terrell , the Colonial mot~er, in Martha Washington cost uning carrying an open Bible and a rifle ; Mrs. Roy Seyfried, the pilgrim mother, carrying an open BiblC i· Mrs. Philip Meinhart, the pioneer mother , carrying an ax and a gun; Mrs. Homer Holter, a Civil War mother; Mrs. Ginther, the s uffrs~ette mother in ca pe and bonnet carrymg a scroH inscribed " Vote for Mrs. Matilda Noble honor~d at banquet CARPETS ClEANED Only $99.00 8Xl0 Eighty·six mothers and School room for a program In ofd.fashioned costwning, under the direction of Mrs. daughters attended the Mrs. Gintherread a poem, " An mother-daughter banquet and Neutzling. There was group Old·Fashioned Mother," and program Friday night at singing with Mrs. Neultling at members or Lhe Happy HarMUNDAY Trinity Church, Pomeroy, the piano, along with a veslers Class presented the REVIVAL starting Monday, sponsored by the Happy memorial tribute to those skit, " Mothers of Yesterday A weeldy feature of Meigs 7:30 each evening, Hobson mothers of the church who Our Precious Heritage.' ' In the \ COunty Garden Club members. Christian Union Church with Harvesters Class. have passed on . Mrs. Donald roles were Mrs. Neulzling, color A pink and' purple the Rev. 0. H. Carl as Ma'yer accompanied by Mrs. " Spirit of History " who evangelist. Public welcome. scheme was ctlrried out in the table decorations with tapers, Nancy Jo Clatworthy sang narrated the skit; Mrs . 4-H PLEASURE Riders will paper str~arners and " Each Step I Take,'' and Mrs. Skinnert " Anierica'' in red, sponsor a Meigs County 4-H arrangements of iris being ArthW' Skinner gave a parable white and blue1costwning ; Kim hof-~e clinic at 6 p.m. at the BY MRS. EDISON HOlLON used. The purple and pink iris on motherhood written by Krautter, Uilcle Sam : Mrs. Meigs County Fair Grounds. arrangements were provided Temple Bailey . She then Dale Smith, the Indian mother, Wildwood Gardeo Club TUESDAY by the Winding Trail Garden conducted the girls of the The planting of "Mary Gardens" made up of flowers and MEIGS CHAPTER :i3 DAV Club with flowers from the junior choii in the " Mother's herbs ascribed by love ond legend as tributes to the Blessed at 7:30p.m. at cha pter home on garden of Mrs . Robert Prayer.'' ln. the group were Virgin was a medieval custom. In a typical Mary Garden a Butternut Ave . Nominating Barbara Whitlatch, Beth Thompson . Madonna statue occupies the place of bonor, either in the center committee to be appointed. All Teaford, Lnrra Wisecup, Fay Favors were miniature pink of the garden or in a grotto against a wall, usually with a birdbath members urged to attend . or bubbling fountain in front. and purple iris replicas cen- Reibel, Kim Krautler, Shari Refreshments. tered wi~h ·pink nutcups. These Mitch, Lori Wood , Lind a The plants in a Mary Garden included Columbine and our TUESDAY were 1 made by Miss Erma Rosenbawn, Maria Legar and Lady's Slippers, these were to have sprung forth at the touch of CHESTER LODGE DAV 323, Smith, Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Beth Perrin . Mary's foot. MASON - Mrs. Matilda 39th anniversary party, 8 p.m., Oris Ginther and Mrs . The delicate lily..,l-the·Valley have a special place in garNoble was honored twice in one at Chester Lndge Hall. All Lawrence Lanning. Greetings The same group of gi rls in even ing at the Mason dens as well as on Mary Shrines in churches and homes. In · charter members urged to were extended to the guests by red capes and blue caps Homemakers Mother and Germany the flower called Maiglockchen (May Belles ) is used to attend . Mrs. Ben ing, president, present~d a patriotic1 drill Daughter Banquet which was decorate the Mary Shrines during May. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, directed by Mrs. Neutzling . held Friday evening at Mason preceding the dinn Little snowdrops are the first tributes of the year for the Trinity Church, 7:30p.m. at the Faith Perrin gave the toast Each one ca rried an American United Methodist Church. Madonna. It's one of the first heralds of spring often blooming '. c~urch . Mrs. Kenneth Harris, to the mothers with Mrs. W. H. flag and moved into an arch between melting snow patches. It is a popular symbol of Mary's She was the oldest mother program Chairwoman. Perrin giving the. toast to the while they sang " America ." · radiant purity and freedom from any stain of sin. present at the dinner and was A MEETING of all persons daughters. The drill concluded with flag Fox gloves will thrive in the moist shady places. also the honoree on "This is interested in forming a Meigs Following the dinner the waving and j'Jt's a Grand Old Your Life." Mrs. Alice Faye The pale blue rosemary adds its fragrance. Legend tell us High School Alumni group moved to the Sunday Flag." the plant originally bloomed in white then turned blue as a Gardner was the youngest Association will be held at 7:30 reward for the service it offered when Mary looked lor a small mother prese nt and Mrs. p.m . at the high school. All Lawrence Roush the mother bush on which to spread her Son's tiny garments after washing interested grads invited. them on the 'Way to Egypt. with the most children. Each of OHIO ETA PHI sorority the three was presented by Use violets as they are dedicated to Mary as symbols of her picnic 7 p.m. at roadside park Mrs . Roberta Young wilh a humility, They are said to have blossomed forth outside her on left on U. S. Rt. 33. flower in a bud vase. window when she said, " Behold, I am a handmaid of the Lnrd." MAY MEETING, Women's Mrs . Noble was surprised Leaving her the Angel of God blessed the little flowers, endowing Veterans Memorial Auxiliary, when the Mason Homemakers them with the tenderest and most beautiful fragrance. -The Regatta theme, " A terpretation . After Cortez conquered ancient Mexico, he took Marigold Hospital, 7:30 p.m., hospital Great Place to Be in '7:J" will The Junior Division of the honored her with "This is Your cafeteria; Bernard Fultz, seeds to Europe. They also became favorite flowers for the" be carried out in the second show lor those 18 and under are Life." Participants in making prosecuting attorney , speaker. devout to place at the altar of the Virgin Mary and was known as annual fl ower show to be Cla ss 16 : "Tadpole to a iL a happy occasion were Mrs. BOOK AND learning festival staged by the Meigs County Toadpole" featurin'g a frog Nob le's daughter, Mrs. Stanley Mary's Gold now Marigolds. being held at Tuppers Plains Garden Club Association, June figurine and Class 17; Dish Harbour; her son and Roses are especially used in a Mary Garden. The word 1 Elementary School through 16-17, in the Pomeroy Motor Gardens. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . ' rosary" originally meant a rose garden but was later used in the sense of "rose garrnd." Three colors are consecrated to May 15. Books and learning Co. showroom, East Main St. Tho show will also have a Steve Noble ; her grandson and materialS on display at the Mary. Mrs. Richard ColHns and non-competitive division with wife, Mr. and Mrs. Danny ' .school and on booster meeting Ha1·bour, Wenrly, Michael and White roses are symbols of her joys, red roses are symbols of Mrs . Jack Hart are co- categories as follows: night, May 14. Proceeds from chairpersons for th e show her suffering and yellow are symbols of her glories. " In the Garden of 'Mitc hell Ha1·bour and her activity go to library fund. And don't forget the lily as it has long been associated with which will be open lor exhibit Knowledge " - A display of ~randd3ug hter and · husband, MOTHER - DAUGHTER to the public. Any person may books on gardening, 'flower Mr. and Mrs. Pete Karschnik Jesus and Mary. It's an old symbol of ilmocence, purity and First United enter any of the categories and arranging, and the area's and Keith . virginity . These are used at Easter to symbolize the radiance of banquet, A "This is Your Life Book" Presbyterian Chu rch of compete for the blue, red , natural resources such as the the Lnrd's risen life. was presented to the honoree Mary gardens can be a beautiful picture and you could use Middleport, 6:30p. m, ye llow or white ribbons to be Ohio River, Coal and woOd . other flowers and shrubbery too, of yoW' choice. Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja , Meigs along with a bracelet. awarded in each class. Others participating were WEDNESDAY A feature of the horticulture County Bookmobile Services, Mrs. Velma I .uckeydoo, . Mrs. PAST PR8SIDENTS, division will be the presen- to have charge . Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Landon Arneri~an Legion Auxiliary, tation of a " sweepstakes ." Drifting on the Ohio" Drew Webster Post39, home of award' 1. This will be given to Weathered and driftwood: how Smith, Mrs. Laurene Davis; !VJrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. m. ~he exhibitor accumulating the .tu clean and condition along Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Mrs. Ray Fox will be co- most poinl"i in the division. with methods of treatment. l.awrence Roush, Mrs. George CHESTER - Mrs. Mae and Miss Leda Krauter will be hostess. Blue ribbons receive five Mrs. Humcr Parker and Mrs. fludson, Mrs. John Roach, Spencer and Mrs. Hattie hostesses for the June meeting . BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, points, red, three; yellow, two, James Carpenter in charge . Mrs . . Roberta Young, Mrs. Fredericks were hostesses Mrs. Neutz1ing won the door 7:30 p. m., Pomeroy Masonic and white, one. The winner will " In a Pest Free Garden" ·_ Evelyn Stewart, and Mrs. John Wednesday night for a meeting prize . Temple. be determined by the show Pesticide control display with Marshall. Others attending were Mrs. of the Past Councilors' Club of The dinner was held in the committee . materials to be furnished by Chester Council323, Daughters Erma Cleland, Mrs . lhzy In the horticulture division, M&R Bargainland, Mid- social room of the church and of America, at the spencer Newell, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs . at this time Mrs. Dorothy Cartexhibitors may enter as many dleport. Letha Wood , Mrs. Zona Biggs, home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duck- ·sections as they desire and , Committee chairper~ons are wright read, "A Mother 's Mrs. Ada Neutzling presided Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs . worth entertained ~· riday night make as many entries in each \ Mrs . Robert Lewis, Pr<.~yer" and also gave the at the meeting with Mrs. Zelda Goldie Fredericks, Mrs. Mabel at their Middleport home with class as they desire. hospitality ; Mrs. Bert Grimm devotionals. Mrs. J Ohn Roach Weber conducting the games. Van Meter, Mrs. Betty Roush a wiener racist honoring their The classes (A, B. C, E, etc.) and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, read, "No Love Like Mother's There were recitations by Mrs . and two guests, Mrs. Jessie Orr son, Bobby, on · his lOth birth· are: clerks and judge; Mrs. Fred Love~ ·· Mrs . Elmer VanMeter Ethel Orr. Mrs. Ada Van Meter and Mrs. Avid Bing. CLASS !- ROSES- Hybrid Blaetlnar, entries; Mrs. Ivan sang two solos. She was acd:.:ty anniversary. ' Attending were David Teas, one bloom; Floribunda, Walker, staging; Mrs. Joe companied by her mother at Hoffman, Michael Miller, Ray one spray; Grandiflora , one Bolin , horticulture; Mrs: the piano. Prize~ were awarded to Judy Stewart, Paul McEihane.y, blopm, and Climber, one spray. Homer Parker and Mrs. James Belly Jo Young , Mrs. Gibbs, Tony Scott, Philip and Mark CLASS 2 - LILIES - Carpenter, educational; with Hood, Allen Spaulding, Billy Jo MCJdonna lily, one spike; Day Mrs . Robert Kuhn, county Gordon, Jon Cremeans and Lily, one spike. contact chairperson as general Larry Byer. Robin Duckworth CLASS 3 -IRIS - Iris, one advisor . Plans call for the show to be and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byer stock any variety. assisted with the party. CLASS 4 - Peruvian Daf- open for viewing by the public Bob Barton was elected Sending giff-'l were Sally and fodil, one stock. · from 9 a. m. to 12 noon and president of the Men's Butch Zirkle, Mrs. Margie CLASS 5 - Small foliage from 1 p. m. until 9 p. m. on Fellowship of the Laurer Cliff Weaver, Syracuse; Mr. and potted plant<. Saturday and fr om Ito 4 p. rn . Free Methodis l Churc h Mrs. Wilbur Holter, Akron, and CLASS 6 - Citrus Plants on Sunday. meeting Thursday night at the Mr . and Mrs. William Fred (May . include Pineapple , parsonage . Smith , Sr ., Middleport. Orange and Lemon ). IJ / lJ Other officers elected were CLASS 7 - Large foliage 11aVe C Uu James Gilmore, vice HOST FAMILY DINNER planf-'l over two feet tall . Mrs. Donna Handley was pres ident ; Edgar Van lnMr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling In the artistic designs hq'stess for a meeting of the wa ge n, treasurer; Lluyd hosted a famil~ dinner Sunday. division of the show, the rules Sew-Rite-Sewing Club held Wright, secretary and Ern e~t Their gueSts were Mr. and specify that an exhibitor may Wednesday hight at the club Powell, publicity. Special family meal prices after 4 p.m. Mrs. Gene Hester, Jr., jill and enter as many classes as house . Gilmore gave devotions with Mrs. Judy Potter had charge Seldon Baker havin g the Heidi, Ocal, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. desired, but can make only one Ray Riggs, Miss Caralyn entry per class. of the meeting with Mrs. prayer. Refreshments were For Kids For Adults A ''Best of Show" award will Pandora Collins giving the served by Gilmore to those Tracy, Dan Williams, Missf FunburgerT~ Big Shet> , Maralyn Tracy, Terry Hend- be selected from the blue . treasurer's report, and Mrs. named and Marvin Friend, French Fries French Fries Gilmore, the Steve Eblin, Pearl Jacobs, Otto ricks, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ribbon winners of the classes. Evelyn Small Soft Drink Turnover and Burl; David and Melanie and The classes are as follows: secretary 's report. Mrs. Lnhn, John Moore, Charles and Lollipop Large Soli Drink ' . Miss Sybil Ebersbach. CLASS 8 ,-- In a Rose Gar- Barbara Mullen furnished the Diehl, the Rev. Robert Only Only den- using roses. Item for the auction with Mrs. Buckley', Robin Buckley and VISIT IN DEFIANCE CLASS 9 Corne Up and See 50~ Gilmore to provide it for the Wijyne ,, PUllins. . ¥r. and Mrs. Lee Baughman Me Sometime - using frog next meeting. A thank·you note and son, Jeffrey, and Mr. and rigurine in modern was read from the children's Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr., arrangement. home for records. Mrs. FJo CLASS 10 Nature's Strickland received a gift from Middleport, spent Mother's Day in Defiance visiting Mr. Wonder - using weathered or her secret pal. and Mrs. Ted E. Spires and Mr. drift wood , Attending besides those ' CLASS 11 - Would You named were Mrs . Nettie and Mrs. Tom Spires and son ; GALliPOLIS: 1503 EASTERN AVE~IIE Brett. Four generations were Believe - modern. Boyer, Mrs .. Mildred Wells, there lor the Mother's Day CLASS 12 - Southern Ohio Mrs . Shirl~y Baity, Mrs . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d~in~n~e~r~p~a~rt~y~.---_,.-...L_ on the Climb - using coal as Lenora M!:Knight, Mrs .1 .:: 1 part of arrangement. Carolyn McDaniel, Mrs. Ann CLASS 13 - Good Old Browning, Mrs . Betty Summer Time - - traditional. Wehrung, Mrs . Martha Holl\ CLASS 14 - Knee Deep - man , Mrs. Lucy White and Frog figurine in natural setting Mrs. Joan 1Hoffman . or in scene. REVIVAL UNDERWAY CLASS 15.- Pollution on the A revival started Sunday at Ohio River - A 3-dimensional arrangement in a 3ft. high, 2ft. Midway Community Church, to wide, 10 in. deep , niche of continue each evening all week collected or found objects on at 7:30p.m. The Rev . Norman the Ohio River bank . In- Taylor will be evangelist. terpretive design accompanied Worley Haley, pastor, extends by 3x5 card slating in- an invitation to the public. Flowers for a 'Mary .Garden ' Mon tr eal 010 000 100---2 7 1 St. LOUIS 000 000 03x - 3 52 11 s I) . Stoneman, Mar 5hafl (8J and IBoccabella ; G1bson, Segui (9 ) (1st Gamel . and Simmons. WP- G1bson (2 · Sa n Diego 002 020 'lOO--- 6 11 0 41. LP- Stoneman (O-J). Atlanta 100 010 002- a 7 1 Gre1 f (3-2) and Kendal l: Dob~on , Schueler ( 6 ), Kelley (7) and Oates . LP- Oobson {2-5). HR- Aaron (9 th ). Professional ly in your home (2 nd Gamel business . Specia l San Diego 101 000 000- 2 0 . or Atlanta 021 002 lOx ~ 6 11 J ma chines for cle aning Norman . Ross (6). Troedson furnitur e in you r home. We [7) and Corrales ; Reed. Harri go anywhere in Me1 gs son (7) and Oates. Casanova County Anti -resoil used in IJI. WP- Reed 1?· 4 ). LPall work Free' estimates Norman (0-5) , H R s~ t\aro.n Call anyt ime . SPECIAL! H o u ~.ion Green Thumb Notes. • •• Unesco res ger ; Barr , By United Press International Here's Our Ctncinnat i Trinity ·has mother-daughter banquet Friday place I nowers on the graves of seven I deceased members on I '-f~mon al Day were made I VALUES FriJidaire · SkrnnJ Mini.' Fits almost anywhere. (Only 2 feet wide) • lnstalt it where tht wash iskitchen. bath, nurftry .. . anywhere. you can get adequate wirins. plumb· in~ end Yentina;. , • Wnher end dryer each do 1 fem · ily-4d:t toad et;, the 11111e ttme or in· clop-,.. .. . ' ' • 2-S-d ,W-e<." f!e1u1ar plus Oellcale settlflao. lor tho ftui~Hijy a famltl'- must r,.vo, • Aulolllltic OI)'"C,Cie olimfnotes 'ueMWOII<. ci(IM jUSt rilhl Modll L~ · 2 L1undry Cl!nt.r Pomeroy Cement Block Co. • - ... '1he Department Store of Building Since 1915 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1- 388 BAKER FURNITURE OPTOMETRIST· OFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ft., POMEROY. • 5 MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ �\ 6- The Dail~ Sentinel,Mi~dleport·Pomeroy,O., May 14,1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Actio~! Sentinel C~assifieds ' Get Results! Help Wanted Pomeroy Motor .Co. 2 SIGNS _For Sale .wutNEY F:: I ' FREE upstairs apartment for couple willing to cafe for elderly woman . li9ht housekee ping and cook. d inner. Need to help Gress mornings as she has broken arm , Phone 991-5435. 5·13-4tc For Sale NEW 2 piece Modern Living LEG HORN Hens , SOc each ; Room Suite. with 90 " 3 phone 843 -2145. cvsh ion sofa, button tutted 5-8-6t< back and extra high bac:k Mr , :::-:::::-:~~:-:-:-:-:­ Chair ; th is week only, CLOSE OUT on (41 full site zigSI39 .9S ; Cash & Carry ; zag sewing machines . For Pomeroy RecoVery, 622 E. sewing str etch fabrics. ASK US ABOUT EXPERIENCED. Main, Pomeroy, phone 992· buttonh oles, fan <=y designs, 1970 DODGE POLARA S1695 7554. etc . Pa int slightly blemisfled. PRE-FABRICATED eE MALE housekeeper to cciok 4-door, factory air, V-8 eng ine, automatic transm is sion, -~S-l0-6tc of carrying cas.e or Choice and care for elderly woman in power steering & brakes, good white-wall tires, White sewing stand. S49.80 cash or Middleport ; I ive-in, separate fin ish, v inyl top. radio, dean ins ide. term s available . Electro kitchen and upstairs apart - 1972 t<AWASAKt 175, knobby Hygiene Co., phone 992-7755 . men t ; $30 per week ; phone From the laraest Truck or 1970 PONTIAC 52295 fire!. , 21 " rim , excellent 5·8-6tc 992-5435. Bull dozer Radiator to the Firebi rd Esprit. Local 1 owner t:ar. 350 V-B eng ine, P. ,. condition , S495. Phone 992· On Most American Cars -:-:-:--=:-:=:-::-----::--5· 13-4tc ::.manesr Heater Core. steer ing & automatic trans .. AM-FM radio, like new white ' 1360. 121 ELECTROLUX Sweeper s Builtto Your''Spe-cs· Nathan B.ig9s f-e ttered tires, dark brown finish. bucket sea t & blk ; vinyl 0c"oo 5-10-5tp = K : :.-w- a-;i.,tr_e_ss_ a_n_d:;-c-a::::;:rhop ; - GUARANTEEDdeluxe model. Complete with toJob Site Delivered Radiator Spec•alist ;- rim . A shar,J one. Really loaded . all clean ing attachments and apply in person, Craw 's Steak Phone 992-2094 STARCRAFT New 11. Used uses paper bags. Slightly used 'House. 1968 CAMARO CONV. '1695 Travel Trailers and Fold but cleans and look s like new. 5· lO-tte V-8 motor , auto . trans ., P.S., and w-w tires, rad io, nice down camoers ; 18ft. 5 in . LP, Will sell for 537 .25 cash or Open 8 Tit 5 y.ellow fin ish with vinyl i nterior. S1899 ; 22 ft ., 7 in., SC, term s. availab le . Electro MATERIALS CO. Monday thru Saturday $3650 ; 20 ft. 7 in. SC, $3275 ; Pli. 992-2174 Pome-roy Hyg iene Co., phone 992-7755. 773-5SS4 Mason, W.Va. 606 E . Main , Pomeroy, 0 . Starma ster Campers. $1350 : 5-8-6tc OELIVERY DRIVER We se ll service and quali ty . Financing arranged . CAMP 4 YE~R OLD regis tered run · Spe-cialist CO NLEY S TARCRAFT ning quarter horse, sorrel OPEN EVE~ . ' '0 P.M. POMEROY, Wheel SALES, Rt . 61N of Pt . sta llion, ph one 992-7889 after 5 l'!)MEROY. OHIO Plea sa nt, W. Va ., behind Red p .m . Alignme-nt Full or Part Time Carpet Inn . Phone 675-538.4. HOME AUTO 5·9-tlc . ~----_ --------·-----------5-10-Bic 24 Hour It Must 992-2094 1972 350 YAMAHA Road bi ke in No experience · necessary. WANT AOS Be Right Daily Service 606 E. Main Pomeroy good condition, less than 1,600 INFORMATION Mu st have car and be willing KUHL 'S BARGAIN CENTER or we will DEADLINES miles ; call 742-3295 after 4 to learn. HAS NEW - NEW - NEW ROOFING and Heating Repa ir ; Make it Right. 5 P.M . Day Before Publica t ion . p.m . floral or plaid living room all types; Specia l Cleaning Monday Deadl ine 9 a . m . S-9-6t c suites. $189.95 and up ;, in and oi l ing of blower. comp lete Mon. thru Fri. Cancellation Correct ions at $139.95; bedroom and HercuJon on furnaces ; phone 843· check Wilt be accepted un.til 9 ct .m . tor Call9-8, 446-0677 suites. $109 ; 7 pc. chrome 1968 HONDA 305 Super Hawk , 2341 . Day o f Publication excellent con d i t ion; phone MR. VANCE REGULATIONS dinette ; step -en d table s, 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-126at. John Tucker, Rt. 4 949-5953. The Publ isher re se rves the --·-----~-­ coff ee tables. $16.95 se t. Used In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Pomeroy, 0. r ight to ed it or reject any ads 5-9-6fc Building . appliance!> : automat ic Stop In and See Our deemed obiecfional. Th e KEEP all dog s off Charles Ph. 992 -3954 wash~rs, dryers , rang es. 992 -2'101 -Middleport, 0 . Floor Display. pub lisher wi ll not be responsible Wolle Property, at Fair view, MATURE respon si ble person to NEW REAOY Blooming refrigerators (1 ice -maker). for more l han one incorrect babysit in my home on S. al l da y and all night. potted flowers. starting at We have, as usual , an ex insert ion . Secon d i n Midd leport for 3 5·6-12tc DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader ce nt s; hanging baskets , ce llent assortment of used RATES month s old baby and 7 year and backhoe work ; septic W. Va.. Phone 773-5976. For Want Ad Service furnituer - bedrooms, many pan sies, cabbage, pdunias. ol d boy . 5 day s per week intanks installed ; dump trucks 5 cents per . Word one i nsert ion KOSCOT SPECIALS for May 4-27-tlc marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , wardrobes, much misc ., even c luding some weekends . Minimum Charge 75c and lo-boys for hire ; will haul are Ha ir Kair Products in peppers, etc. One-fou rth off r ound OAK TABLES. Come 12 cents per word three References requ i red . Job fill di rt, top soil, limestone c luding other i tems . If you O'DELL WHEEL Alignment out Rt . 7 and see us any day b.y the flat ; Hubbard 's consecutiv~ insert ions. starts end ·Of May. Send and gra>Jel ; Call Bob or Roger have ever pUr chased Koscot located at Crossroads, 'Rt. 124, Greenhouse, 300 yards above except MONDAY (yes, we' re 18 cents per word si x · con 1nq u1r1es to Box 406, Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089; complete front end service, Kosmetics and are not being ballpark on Syracuse, Ohio. open Sunday!) " at caution seculive inser tion s. Gallipolis, Ohi o. n: i ght phone 992-3525 or' 992ser v ice d, phone Hel en Jane tune up 'and brake service. light" in Tuppers Pla ins ; 4-26-tfc "25 Per Cent Discount on paid 5-10-Stc 5232. Brown, evenings also, 992 balanced elec Wheel s ad s and ads pa id w ithin 10 days . phone 667-3858. CARD OF THANKS 2-11 -tfc 5113 . tronically . AII wor' k 5-13-6tc BLACK Shetland pony stallion, & OBITUARY 5-JJ.tf c guaranteed . Reasonable 41 " tal l; phone 985-4205. S l.SO fOI" 50 word min imum . rates. Phone 992 -3213 or 7.42- SEE US FOR : Awninqs, storm BL ACk. 1/e Tennessee Walker 5-14-ltc Ea ch additional word 2c . doors and windows, carports; GA RAGE Sa le, Wedne sday , 3232. AKC Toy Male Apr icot Poodle colt, 11/2 years old ; phone 992 108 BLIND ADS marquees, aivminum siding May 16th from lO a .m. to 6 3640. 2-18-ttc pup ; 12weeksold ; shots given UPHOLSTER your fur Add ili onal 25c Charge per E. MAIN .......... railing . A. Jacob, sales and p.m. ; ch ildren's and adults ' and wormed ; call 667-3915, Ad vert is..ement . 5-13-J2tc niture . Foa m c ushi ons, any $85. representative . For fr ee clothes, carseat. lamps , READY -MIX CONCRETE OFFICE HOURS POMEROY si ze . Cotton, burlap, swivel 8: 30a . m . to 5: 00p .m . Daily . estimates, phone Charles furniture , toys, d ishes. Chuck delivered right to your 5-13-Stp ALL THE property formerly bases. zipper, dacron. web8:30 a. m . to · 12: 00 Noon LET US SELL YOUR Li s le, Syracuse, V . V. Evans, Shirley Johnson and 3 ~---=:-::-------project. Fast and easy . Free owned by Pittsburgh Coal b~ng, welt . Pomeroy Saturday . John son and Son, Inc. other fam i lies at the Johnson THREE Norwegian Elkhounds, estimates . Phone 992 -3 284 , Company .and now carried on Recovery , 622 E: Main St ., HOME FOR YOU! home,· Rt. l, Portland, Ohio. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., 3·2-ttc reg iStered , $25 each ; phone the County tax records of phone 992 -7554. 5-13-Jtc Middleport, Ohio. 992-7232 . Meigs Cou.n ty; Ohio, in the 5-3-24fp CHILDREN GROW 6-30-ttc TRASH pickup. Phone 992-228.5. 5- 13-6tc name of Consoli dation Coal - - - - - - - - - - ___: HOUSE S DON ' T. So here's a TRY IT - You'll Like ft . The 5-8-6tc Company , located in the CUSTOM - BUILD p ic kup place that's ideal for a Sew and Go ShoPQ" in Alfred . SEPTIC TANt<S CLEANED POODLES, AKC puppies, small fo llowing taxing districts : camper fops; $215 and up ; All polyester drastically growi ng famil y . 4 large REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· WILL tr i m or cut trees, clean OLD Furnitu.re, oak tables, m iniature, black or white, Chester Twp . E~st~rn phone 742 -5387. reduced. Marked at $2.15 and bedrooms . 11J'2 baths . out basements, attics, etc. 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, L .S. D.; Salisbury Twp. Wooden ice boxes , brass beds, wormed, . permanent shots, 5-13-3tp up. Open all day and weekday Beautiful kitchen , dining and pa int roofs . Phone 949and Operator. ONner $75 ; phone Coolville 667 -6214. Pomeroy ~ill age; Salisbury or comp let e dishes evenings. Owner Mrs . E. T . 3221. bar, loads of cab i nets etc. 5-12-ttc Twp . . Me1gs LS.O.; Sutton households; Write M . D. 5-6 -12tc Galaway. Materials, 4-17-JOtc Twp . Southern L.S . O. UPHOLSTERY Ca rpetiL"'g, sun porch, ut i lity Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, 5-11-6tc nylon pr i nts, c otton prints, Seated bids for the purchase call 992-6271 . ro om , garage . Large DOZER and back hoe work , vi nyl s, velvets of all kinds . C. BRADFORD, ·Auctioneer of all these properties (which 5-13-tfc bui lding 40x70io therear . 1114 McDANIELS Custom Slauahtfl'r ponds and se pti C tan'ks, ditch Recovery, 622 E . Pomeroy Service Complete should be grouped together Acres ground . $21 ,500.00. House and Meat Cutt ing ; T RACTOR hitch adaptor, from 1971 HOLLY Park, 12 x .60, lik.e ing servke,· top soil , fill dirt, Main St .. phone 992-7554. 949-3821 Phone as a single bid and considered new, carpeted, house fur IlL HEALTH State · ·and Government in- . 2 pl. back to 3 pt.; phone 742· limestone. ; B&K Excavating . .. 5·3-24\p Racine, Oh io item) will be received at the niture , air -conditioned, is forcing the sale . of thi s · spected ; phone 773-5208. Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr; · Crltt Bradford address listed below unt(l 12 3182. washer and dryer, with e x 32 H -J2tp · excellen t business . 9-1-tfc 5<1-tfc o'c lock noon, June 1, 1973. 1973. STEREO a track . A small 5-13-5tc por c h and awning·; phone 1Established for 5 years . balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 Further information may be 304-773 -.5474 .. ' ::.:O:::P::E::N ::--:R::o-g_e_ r -:H-:y-se II 's ELNA and · Wh i te Sewing ~N::O::-W per month . Phone 992-5331. Good income. NO PHONE obtained by contacting the WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT 5-9-10tc Garage, near Crossroads on Machines ... Service on all unders igned . · Consolidation 4-20-tk PIANOS. Any condi t ion . Pay CA LLS PLEASE, come in St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work makes . Reasonable rates. . Coal Company reserves the ~=--~~c---=­ $19 each . Fir~t floor only , and let us discuss it . CASH paid for· all makes and The Sewing Center, M idincluding automatic transMUST se ll 1973 delu xe Zig -Zag right to re ject any and all Write giving directions . YOU PROVIDE models of mobiie homes . dlepor~ , Ohio. missions·. Monday thru sewing ma chine. This bids. E . H. Doughty, ConPianos, P. 0 . Bo x 188, Sardis, THE FAMILY . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 11 -16-ltc Saturday, 8: 30a . m . to5p.m . machine darn s, embroiders, solidation Coal Co ., Cadiz, Ohi o 43946. we' ll provide everything else S-J-3-6tp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,!4':_·1!_!3::_! · 1.!£fC ·Oh io 43907. Phon~ 992-7121 or 992-6392. makes buttonholes, all in th e 5 bedroom home. HOUSE and Roof painting ; 5·3-30tc ' w ithout attachments. Just 5-13-lOtc 1971 12x60 Mobile Home ·an Mother will love thls modern · interior and exterior, free dial and sew. Pay balance of l00x200 lot in Tuppers Plains, estimates . Call992-,7008or 992 - ·· EXCAVATING . Dozers, large kitchE-n , ·d ishwasher and all. $38.50 or pay $5 per month . NO. 1 Copper, 50c; radiators , $6800. Phone 667 -3363 or see BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo2460. and sma ll ; Backhoes and 992-5331. Phone Jll ? · baths, dining room , 28c; bra ss, 18c; batteries, 85c Dor.sel Miller. radio tape combination, AMFurnace Controls loa ders on frack ·and tires ; 4-19-30tc 4-20-tfc ea ch ; clean dry r oots, Gin utility R. Full basement . 5· 10-6tp FM radio, 8 track tape deck . Dump trucks La -boy ---'-----~ se ng, $60; yellow root , $4; Garage & other buildings . Balan ce $114 .56 or terms can · HUMIDIFIERS se rvice . Septic tanks in -. mayapple, 45c per lb.; M . A. HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : fish . $17,000.00. be arranged. Call 992;3965. ( Bill) Pullins, sf.alled . George SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC Ha ll , Reedsv i lle, Ohio, 378. land supplies, new loca tion , Hot Water Heaters 5-13-6tc 2 MINUTES' WALK phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. SEWAGE SYSTEMS ' 6249. Ash Street, Middleport, near !"lumbing to . playground, swimmi ng CLEANED . . REPAIRED . 2-9-tfc park ; Phone 992 -5443. 5-6-tfc WORKING family need~two . or 1967 SEARS tent camper with pool ,. shop p ing . 5 n ice Electrical Work MILLER SANITATION, I 1-7-tfc thre e bedroom house in 9xl2 add-a-rdom , $350 ; ·also bedrooms. 1.112 baths, nicP · STE WART, OHIO. PH . 662· HARRI SON'S TV service .and Eastern School Dis tr ict; Gibson · Grande electric steel 3035. . TOP Soil; phone 992 -3502. service calls. Phone 992-2522. kitchen, dining R .• utili ty R., anywhere; dependabl e, guitar, $200; call 985-3985. , 5-8-6tc COAL. Limestone, Excelsior · glassed porches. Storm 1-9-tfc 10-4-tfc 2 references ; phone 985-3549. 5· 1l -3tp Salt Works, E . Main St. , doors & . windows. Garage . 5-13-6tp Pomerqy . Phone 992-3891 . SEWING MACHINES . Repair " PHONE " L. Parker .for Cattle -----~LOOK 112,800.00 . THE BRIGHT STAR MARKET 4. 12-tf A. I. . Sire Service, Pomeroy SE;!rvice, all makes. 992-2284. USED Gravely mower ; phone HENRY E . CLELAND, Makes you an unheard of 992 -2264. The Fabric Shop, POmeroy . 9n244B 992 -9972. offer , ,FREE . FREE Free . 1963 MINNEAPOLIS Mo line BROKER 5-13-12tc Authorized Singer Sales and 5-11 -6tp One-fifth of all the fol lowing backhoe and 'front -.end loader, 992-2259 , · Pomeroy, We Sharpen Scissors. Service . 1969 FORD Torino GT con dry groceries are absolutely $2,300 ; phone 992 -6048. If no answer 992 ~'2s 68 3-29-tfc vertible, · automatic, '35-l Free example minimum · engine; priced to sell ; phone -, 5 · 8-5tp ' c ' --.J KNAPP SHOES purchase of only $8.00 worth Comfort, 992-3170 or 992 -3205. HOUSE in Long Bottom . Phone Quality, Long of these items in total and you Wear, AUTOMOBILE' insurance been 985-3529. 5-13-3tc get another $2.00 or more oneReasonable pr ices. Call 992c ance lled? Lost your ' c : : ' 6· 11 -tfc SPRIN<fSPECIAi.S · 5324. TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer fifth of your total purchase '68 CAMARO. 327 motor, good operat or's license? Call 992- - - - - · · ··- - - Park ; phone 992 -3324. FREE . Select your needs 5-3-ttc 2966 . cond i tion ; phone 1· 304 -773 HOUSE, 6 r ooms and bath, 829 · 5·13-tfc from these hundreds of items . 5606. 6-15-tlc S. Third Ave ., phone 992-543l. All canned fruits, all canned 1 5· 11 -6tp TWO · bedrooms. 2 baths , 5-8-6tc vegetables , Kooi -Aid, ri ce 1111 Carton· beautiful built -in kitchen , puddings, jello, all diet items, PAINTING interior and ex GOOD '70 PLYMOUTH ; 4 door ; tapioca, ma·caronis , noodles, Set Up, 1J4.95 . teri Or by the hour . Phone 992 - . loca ted in Pomeroy ; ·phone 7 ROOM frame house in $975; phone 992 -5310. 446-4060 after 5 p . m., 4-46.-1279. spaghetti, box pizzas, you also 7'579 or 992 -7426. Harr isonville; $6,000 ; phone 5· 11 ·3tc MOW~RS 39 ACRE farm ; 6 room house, 5-13-6tc · get one -f ifth Free on all Baby 304 -755 -2657. barn l;)nd outbuildings ; 3 Formulas, all dry baby 1 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 5-2. l2tc miles off Rt . 7 at Chester : TWO bedroom mobile. home in ce re~ Is. ail l'unior baby foods, Condition, 383 motor, good hl Carton Middleport ; adults only ; phone 985-4205. all brands o instant tea, 251b. au1omilfic transmission, mag '.~ Set up, $54.95 phone 992-5592 . bags of Gold Medal Flour, all 5-l4-4fc NEW Total Electric frame wheels, power steering, new NEW LISTING 5-13-tfc cerea ls, all pancake mixes, POMEROY home, baseboard heat, hardtires. orange with black vinyl all cooking oils, 3 lb. 8 oz. jars 9.- _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. NICE MOBILE HOME - 3 35 ACRES, brick home, 7 woOd floors, 3 bedroom, bath , top, $995 ; See Charles Bissell. bedrooms, refrigerator , stove, HOUSES - one 2 bedroom and of jelly, 21b. jars preserves, 5 r ooms, bath, full basement, Phone 992-1181 living room , di ning r oom , Chester, Ohio or call 985-3582. one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 lb. and 4 lb. containers of attached 2 car garage, 3 or· 4 bu i lt-in kitchen , breezeway, nice bath. 12x70 Schult with 5-11 -3tc or 992-3432. bedroom , walk -in closets syrups, all shake and bake garage, city water . Lot size tuel oil furnace . Large kitchen 5-13 tfc items, ·a ll cookies including (cedar li ned) , kitchen has 100x400. Addlt ional lot master bedroom .· Asking and 1972 GRAN TOR I NO, . ·power sweety pies, all mayonnaise, bu ilt-in oven and range top , available . Tuppers · Plains, ji,J S t $6,000.00. steering, power brakes, air all Salad dressing, · Including lots of bronze glow birch Oh io. Pri ce S17,000. Phone TWO trailer tots in Middleport ; WATER FRONT conditioning , vinyl top . Phone pourables, all peanut butter, BEAUTIFUL Country Home on } abinet s, carpeted living 1• ~ duplex in Bradbury; phone 667 -6386 . Plains Water SYRACUSE - 4 bedrooms, 2 949-5081 anytime. all mustard, all vinegar , Hot Tuppers 'room , large family room and before 6 p.m. 992-5693. 5-1J.Jtc system ; 6 rooms and bath , 5· 10-6tc baths, fu'll ' basement, and 2 Dog relish, all cake mixes, all dini ng area; stock,ed pond, 5-14-5tc built-in basement, beaufiful lots. All for only $10,500.00. cake frostings . free gas and plenty of water ; j BEDROOM ranch style i n k itchen, all rooms paneled ; 1972 CAMARO Z28, wheels, tape We accept Federal Food 8 miles N. of Pomeroy ; ca ll . HOBSON Pomeroy ; w-to-w ca rpet i ng , 2 PRIVATE meeting room for ' new furna ce, new vinyl player ; call 992-3453. coupons and with th is for appointment, 992.7384. 3 BEDROOMS - · Bath, lois of car garage attached, air· any organization; phone 992-· siding, storm windows, storm 5.9-6tp unheard of one -fifth Free 5-13-3tp conditioned; phOne 992-5593. cup boards In the k itchen . 3975. 12 miles doors and shutters : -----------~ of fer , There is no place you 5-11 -6tc Basen)ent, front and back from Pomeroy ; will sell with 3-11 .tfc 1967 FORD Econoline van , c~n buy all your grocery TWO sto ry home , full lot and garden or smal porches . Drilled welL and Heavy Duty ; phone 992-3502. items for less money in .total. basement. bath ,& 1h forced 5 ROOM house, basement, g<:~s acreage; phone 949-5953. Air Conditioners 3 ANU 4 ROOM furnished and garage . Now only $8,000.00. No limits on quantities you air furnace, large lot, ex - . heat , bath. 2 lots ; S. D. 5-3-6tc . · ·· '5-9-6tc unfurnished apartments. BUSINESS BUILDING Awnings may purChase and that's not ce llent location ; phone 992B~:~skirk, 341 Page St., Mid· Phone 992-5434. 30 ROOM BRICK Steam all, you also get one-f ifth Free 7384. dleport, Oh io; phone 992-5487. Underpinning NEW Homes on your lot or ours. 4-12-tfc op all the following na,n food 5-13-3tp heat, bar with 1-2-3 li censes. 5· ) 1-3tp NO MONEY DOWN for All bar soaps, all items. Parking lot. $32,500.00 the pr ice Complete mobile home qualified buyers using F .H. ALL -ELECTRIC, like new, 3 1971 TRIUMPH 650 ; Bonneville automatic dish water senice plus gigantic Adm . loan. tCtoSing cos ts . of a house. 4;500 mites. $995 or best offer.; rooms wi~h large bath, detergents, all 12' aluminum ,MIDDLEPORT on ly. ) A variety Of floor pl'ans display of mobile hOmes · 992-3N8. phone elec tr ic wall oven, table top foil , all wax paper, ~II foam or with varioUs financing 2 BE.DROOMS e~lw'ays available at . .. Bath, range, large closet, lOcated on 7::-=c=c---- --·5_·• -6tp paper cu ps, all paper plates, i pi'ograms available. We ba se ment , front and back · E. Main St., Pomeroy; see to ' all plastic spoons, etc. 200 specia lize in working . with Happiness for us is ,selling Real Estate. porches. All utilities . Asking appreciate ; pho'ne Gallipo,l is ·GROCERY business for sal'e MILLER count paper napkins, yard AEP Co. employees arthough Building for sale or lease : 446·9539. just $5500.00. guard insect spray, 'freezer we are available to all. Meigs Phone 773 -5618 from 8; 30 p . m . ~ 5-11-6fc NEW HOME bags and wraps, all other MOBILE HOMES Development Co , 150· N. to 10 p.m . for appointment. :I pla stic bags and wraps, all 3 BEDROOMS ·- Nice kitchen Ave ., Middleport, Second · 3-20-tfc MOBILE home space In fl oor waxes and cleaners, ·a ll 1220 Wa·shington Blvd. lit Ohio. Phone 992 -5976 for in . with stove and refrigerator. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST Syracuse ; phone 992-6329 : furniture polish, all room Cll 423:7521 BELPRE, 0. ·Lots of closets . 2 ·larQe lots. formation. 0 . 5·2-ttC HOME Grown Tomato plants deodor i zer bombs, 9ft. x 12ft. 5·6-30tc Want only $16,000.00 . for garden use:. large ~turdy 01 rugs. tubs, bu ckets. clothes -:-c::-:::-:--:-:--:--:--:--- -:-: plants ; Improved Mexican, NEW LISTING lines, brooms, mops, clothes LOVELY, 3 bedroom , 1 floor c Here's A New Listing On 1350. and Supersonic , · Heinz 2 ACRES In Bedford Elig Capacity pins , shot gun shells, thermos · plan , forced air f.urnace, 01 also hot peppers. mangoes Butternut in Pomeroy Maytag hardwood floors, excellent Township near aurlingham, off I lit bottles, thermos ref ills, all and cabbage · plants. On Rt . Ill Automatics :I school suppli es, plos many condition. on Chester Water Rt. 33. A real buy at 11500 .00 . Very interesting 3 bedroom Spa nish styled home on· 124, 500 U . above the State 2 speed operat ion . NEI'/ LISTING items such as sun glasses and System , 10 years old, on .87 A. large hillside lot w'ith extra lot and 2 car garage ~ Park in Syracuse, 0., Thomas Choice of water Cll 112 80 ACRES Some nice laying items reduced or lot, on State 'H ighway. You other H3yman . a<; ross the ~treet . This _ h?me i!1cl.udes a large living 0 temps . Au·to. more, your one-fifth Free can purchase on farm home land in Rutland Township . 7 lit w ·ater level rdom and f1replace, dm1 ng room , nice kitchen and · "" lit starts when your total purwith low down payment. TWO room hou se, bath, basement, controL · Lii'lt breakfast nook plus an unfurnislled 2nd floor and 'a.. ,· Cll chase reacf1es $8.00 and there R 1 v E R S R E A L T Y , F i1ter or Power drilled well, and 2 barns . Want full basement. Call Ike Wiseman right now for an ..C c UPHOLSTERY Materials , are no quantit ~ purchase C LA R E N C E B E L L, Fin Agitator . appointment. ... regu·larly $3.95 only $1 ,95. onl r $21 ,500.00. Q. li mits . SALES MAN, 140 Front, Per'lna· Press Also remnants. Pom eroy _ Q. c Maytag · Buy all you need of in Marietta , phone office, 373RecoVery, .6'22 E. · Main St ., You're Missing A Bargain Ill ftl Halo of Heat dividuat items or a collection 5916, residence , 373·5935 · or WE WORK FULL TIME IN phone 992 -7554. &. &. SELLING PROPERTY, Dryers of items and you will get one667-3650. We have this large 5 bedroom home in Middleport ' 5·3·24tp Surround clothes Cll fifth of your tota.t purchase: NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN 5·6-12tc · and we think you'll buy it If you see it inside. Mr. wttl'! gentle, · even FREE . We accept Federal REALLY GIVE YOUR Smith. the owner, is willing to take a loss and will >NEW FOAM . to till your otd heat . No hot spots, Food Coupons on all food PROPERTY in Middleport ; lot PROPERTY LISTED WITH Q. help a little with the financing but you won't buy If cushions, standard size suite, no overdr'y lng, items. This offer is made · in Q. 132x300 with 9 room house, US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A you don ' t look . Don ' t let someone _bea1 you to 'it and on.ly ' $9.95 . Pomeroy Fine Mesh Lint deep apprec iatiqn for the ftl garage apar-tment and extra CHANGE . 'fi'len realize you just made a S.S.OOO IT]istake . It' s Filter. Rec;overy , 622 E . Ma in St. , · thousands of ~ustome rs who .t:: building spaceS; phone 992very attractive inside with a comp lete! ~ moderl') We Spec·ia'lize in phone 992-7554. . . ha ve patron ized our · stores 7747 or 985-3805. MAY TAG kitchen. 2 v!'!'ry nice baths and lot s of room for ariy , lit 5-3-24tp , during the pa!if 21 years. ·· HELEN _L. TEAFORD 1 5-13-3tc size fam i ly. Call Mrs. Selwyn Smith a·t 992-3486 and Ill · m.ms Ge t · this huge one -f i fth > she wi! I be happy to show it or call us collect at BEAUTIFUL selection of Di scou nt Free at Bright Star OOROON B. TEAFORD . Market. Nexf 1o fhe Dri ve Inn 8 ACRES on State Route 143, 1 fl owers, wreaths and baskets Cll t92-:M 15 446 -3643. mile South of Harr isonville ; lit for Memorial Day. OP.en Theatre , Mason, W. Va . Sale ASSOCIATES several hLme sites ; watel' tap evenings un til 8 p.m. Cl1ff's • ends June 10, 1973. ' 741-4211 Arnold Grate, Rutland , NQSUNDAVS PLEASE paid ; call 992-36.40. Shoe Repair. M iddleport. . '--"--"'--~-----'--.,--..1 We make the buyer the seller and :I 5·11 -3tc 0 5-13-12tc 5·6· 12tt Of QUALin Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ----------- Radiata BRRR·· WHAR iN THuNDER IS THAT BODACIOUS DRAFT COM IN' FROM ' WOOD TRUSSES ..... ~~~ SMilli NELSON .""'MOTORS, INC.. Pomeroy Home & Auto Pomeroy Motor Co. -- Service . HOGG & ZUSPAN SE~TIC '3.57 hour CLEANED OFFICE SUPPLIES MODERN SANITATION FURNITURE : T --1 . "-K $n.d.?<S cAST N t G~T I SA W ~ ~~~OUT r-IOW1,. 1NG AT ~EEN ~N ~ 1 5 DOG FOOD 0 1eT iOO cONG T~E .<<.S DONo T"AT EV ER ~ S?RtNG St '<CE "E WAS ~ I UN11L. 1HEY C#l GET iHEIR MEAT SAFE~Y HOME FROM iHE 5UPERMARKET. lt"IEMSELVF:-5 ... MOON TANKS & Notice 1HER£1o ~ IODBBERY, SG! BWTTER 1HE WOMF:.N ARE l'ROTECTlt-lG CAMPUS CLA'ITER ~12!:: Sll2e bl.AD You · A"'O YO<.!I2 MiNl!IE:MeiJ 'SHOWeD l!P, CAPT PA?~Gi2. THAT HOUSEWIFE ISN'T HAPPYPPK ES DOUB!.ED SINCE '/ESTEP.DAY so Real Estate· For Sale ----------- MUST YOU ALWAYS ASSetn 5EN10~1TY?' Pets For Sale -own ._"'! . Notice Wantert To Buy c------- -- ____ MEr 50 MANY WONDERFUL PEOPl,E WE WOULDN'T GIVE YEAH BUT D(D YOU NOTICE il<E>' DiDN'T 3UOOE UNTIL WE GOT ALL lHAT UP ON IT NOW FOR A MILLION PRE~5 COIERI\GE ? t;O!.LAR5! 15N'T IT WONDERFUL? IT WA5- GETTING- roo LARGE FOR u& 1D HANDLE HERE AT ,__.....HOMt= • //-., r MUST 5AY, OOP, IT'S PRETTY GOOD, THIS FIN YOU'VE CARVED OUT OF WOOD .1 BUT WILL IT .Mobile Homes For Sale ARNULD BROTHERS SWIM AND SPLASH J USt LIKE A' FISH.' '--,..-29'~-~5~N~A~R~E~?;;;;;~~~~ --t- rentea a I couldn't qet hou!Oe ..without hold of ~ou' 1 had a~kinq me? act f "<:t 1 BACK WILL CARRY THIS. AND lHE KIND THAT WE 'RE 5 UPro5ED HEATING & COOliNG Wanted To Rent 50 A 5CARE' THE BEASTS OUT THERE ? . WATER. tT WILL ..H.&Il" I IF TH ' GUV IT JI.1AKE5. tNUU~~ COMMOTION IN How l, could · ,. !! d ~ou o n !OUCh .a ,, li <Gtupid thinq? ' .5 - ' " ·THANK I'LL TELL HIM IIJHE:f) HB {[)Mfj:; h(X)Dt.lf'5S I . !HIS IS TI'DRNAI'PL6 ... I =-::c------- ME NOT llKE •UM Sftr-1~ iOP~ ME Ll,..,f , UM ooa· Ott Auto Sales o. Real Estate For .5ale For Rent SABRE TILLER 3\lz HP 129.95 BusinesS Services Real Estate For Sale TURF TRIM 3 HP 49.95 f .We. talk to you ON 50HOM ! THAT INSTI:AD by THOMAS JOSEPH PLAY!HC: SECOKD ACROSS ' rtWLE- 'ID CHJEF' WUI'-.AH · PUHUM.! l. Did in 5, Embrace 10. Sllan l y ,--...J 12. O.T. 13; ~IJarta c u s' milieu 14. Beginning 15. Amer ican di staff fi nancier ( 2 wd s. l 17. Worn FROM TWE LoOt<S OF nl05E I'D SAY TI-!I!V S~OULD ALL ON SWOW·UP. - 12 wd,. l ON YOUR OIAL of l.uboo · c/AI For .Sale ... ·- ,_ -...... ·-- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~~et I 1. ·------- -- -- ;= -· .. ' ., salamand e r 4. Dcj•a •·tcd JJ!YMIDM®ti.J . .-u..~ .-J ,_.. co'r iccrn ing gl ee ·clubs G, JJcsolatc 7. Harle · be est Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I '/'(1 /J/IY 8. Obse rved 9. Comedian Paulsen 11. Lie stationary, as a ship ' ( 2 wd s.) 16. Sailo l' 18. " CardbOaJ ·d Lover '' 19. Actr ess, Mary 20.Hove 21. Shi OJ' ing Ghost'' ( 2 wd's. l r;-1 30. -1\rugcr, Pa ul Tran svna l 22. Sm:lll wheel 23. Ja ckdaw (Scot. ) . 21. Kind of calf or goose 2R. AcutT or Wil kins 29. ;--r;-lt-- 32. "The Gat)d Earth" heroine 33 . Hccc nt .. 34. Journ alist and ~ diplom at Whitel aw 35. Vrcncl) IN Tf.IE MORNING, THE. WATE.R LILL.IE.S OPE:N WII/E. . I I I b 10 0 !won "'"'TV WHERE llWiillll · ri vcr 36. Sa pient 31. Where · 3 7. Hcq uir(! mcnt Timbuklu 38. Salt (l'r . 1 is SOME G UESTS MIGHT 8E E:XiiN6u15HEJ;>. Now arran1e the cif.c:.Jed letten to form the aurpri,11e answe-r. u auuelled by the aboVe cartoon.. statesman AMANDA PANDA "l ~':!'~ 'J. ~ ~·:-:::.~~-·· ~olor 1· Prillllle- ANSWiillliR 31. '"The Unsin kable - "(2 wds.) 38. Chef's • speci al I_A a r xr x:r J (Antwen tomorrow) Jumble•: FISHY St turd t~y'• '!19. Ghostly ~i ll . . with joy 41. Coiffure product 42. S heets and pillowca ses 3. Exploil LAPEL PAYOFF MEDLEY A'n•wera . 1/ru a prominent 1u>titima. in the c:otmii)'-A Hill, 40. ci. REALT()k '" Gall op- ii~~~~~~~ - - ------- 5: 2G. Th e '".-""' ::-:-:----::---- THE WISEMAN AGENCY frazzle 18. Amc ri c<Jn j uri st (2 wd s.) 24. Eventful perimJ 2.!1. Opposite WMP0./1390 (@ 1978 Kini Feature• Syndieal.l!l, Inc.) 3. Small ,1), prophet Real Estate· For Sale . Yesterday': •pjoquote: WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THE SURVIVAL o~ · MAN AGAINST ALL ENEMIES EXCEPT HIS FELLOW MAN.-LYMAN LLOYD BRYSON or srmc :N0.1, SHE'S ........ ,, ·aa. like a oerson. THI; W(J.'( I AM •"SITrll'l~ @)uwt JSABELLA. Fmvsour ' . -- - PEANUTS llOWN 1. l runia·n potentate &:Fe:, NO, .. li.IVE WITH MY AUN;r ADA GRUNDY~ 2. Kn owledge DAILY CRYPTOqUOTE- Here's how· to work it : is >L 0 N G F E L L 0 W Qnc ,.lctlcr :-imply sl:md s for nnnt her. In !hi!' .~n nl plc 1\ i:'i used fo r the thrrl' I.'s. X £or tit<' two 0 \. et c. ~i 11 glc letters. apostrophes. tlH' · length and f M ma·tion of I hi' word s <~ rc all hints. EaL·h da y th r.' ro'rh• lcttNs al·p diffrr!' nl . ( 'RV PTOilUOTES W F W 11 ~1 W · f l" :'(lf ~' 1/Wl\oii'Z FX IKXT \ .\ K !' K W 11C I KXT LNAI!Qt"f·" - ACW I•'ll(' K l·;fo: ()'A )1 1".\ FIND IT OIFFICULT lll ~liEVE nu,,-r 60D AXYDLBAAXR ·· riK WI11' \ l ' l T ~EALL'( CARES WHO A GOLF llJURNAMENT! �\ 6- The Dail~ Sentinel,Mi~dleport·Pomeroy,O., May 14,1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Actio~! Sentinel C~assifieds ' Get Results! Help Wanted Pomeroy Motor .Co. 2 SIGNS _For Sale .wutNEY F:: I ' FREE upstairs apartment for couple willing to cafe for elderly woman . li9ht housekee ping and cook. d inner. Need to help Gress mornings as she has broken arm , Phone 991-5435. 5·13-4tc For Sale NEW 2 piece Modern Living LEG HORN Hens , SOc each ; Room Suite. with 90 " 3 phone 843 -2145. cvsh ion sofa, button tutted 5-8-6t< back and extra high bac:k Mr , :::-:::::-:~~:-:-:-:-:­ Chair ; th is week only, CLOSE OUT on (41 full site zigSI39 .9S ; Cash & Carry ; zag sewing machines . For Pomeroy RecoVery, 622 E. sewing str etch fabrics. ASK US ABOUT EXPERIENCED. Main, Pomeroy, phone 992· buttonh oles, fan <=y designs, 1970 DODGE POLARA S1695 7554. etc . Pa int slightly blemisfled. PRE-FABRICATED eE MALE housekeeper to cciok 4-door, factory air, V-8 eng ine, automatic transm is sion, -~S-l0-6tc of carrying cas.e or Choice and care for elderly woman in power steering & brakes, good white-wall tires, White sewing stand. S49.80 cash or Middleport ; I ive-in, separate fin ish, v inyl top. radio, dean ins ide. term s available . Electro kitchen and upstairs apart - 1972 t<AWASAKt 175, knobby Hygiene Co., phone 992-7755 . men t ; $30 per week ; phone From the laraest Truck or 1970 PONTIAC 52295 fire!. , 21 " rim , excellent 5·8-6tc 992-5435. Bull dozer Radiator to the Firebi rd Esprit. Local 1 owner t:ar. 350 V-B eng ine, P. ,. condition , S495. Phone 992· On Most American Cars -:-:-:--=:-:=:-::-----::--5· 13-4tc ::.manesr Heater Core. steer ing & automatic trans .. AM-FM radio, like new white ' 1360. 121 ELECTROLUX Sweeper s Builtto Your''Spe-cs· Nathan B.ig9s f-e ttered tires, dark brown finish. bucket sea t & blk ; vinyl 0c"oo 5-10-5tp = K : :.-w- a-;i.,tr_e_ss_ a_n_d:;-c-a::::;:rhop ; - GUARANTEEDdeluxe model. Complete with toJob Site Delivered Radiator Spec•alist ;- rim . A shar,J one. Really loaded . all clean ing attachments and apply in person, Craw 's Steak Phone 992-2094 STARCRAFT New 11. Used uses paper bags. Slightly used 'House. 1968 CAMARO CONV. '1695 Travel Trailers and Fold but cleans and look s like new. 5· lO-tte V-8 motor , auto . trans ., P.S., and w-w tires, rad io, nice down camoers ; 18ft. 5 in . LP, Will sell for 537 .25 cash or Open 8 Tit 5 y.ellow fin ish with vinyl i nterior. S1899 ; 22 ft ., 7 in., SC, term s. availab le . Electro MATERIALS CO. Monday thru Saturday $3650 ; 20 ft. 7 in. SC, $3275 ; Pli. 992-2174 Pome-roy Hyg iene Co., phone 992-7755. 773-5SS4 Mason, W.Va. 606 E . Main , Pomeroy, 0 . Starma ster Campers. $1350 : 5-8-6tc OELIVERY DRIVER We se ll service and quali ty . Financing arranged . CAMP 4 YE~R OLD regis tered run · Spe-cialist CO NLEY S TARCRAFT ning quarter horse, sorrel OPEN EVE~ . ' '0 P.M. POMEROY, Wheel SALES, Rt . 61N of Pt . sta llion, ph one 992-7889 after 5 l'!)MEROY. OHIO Plea sa nt, W. Va ., behind Red p .m . Alignme-nt Full or Part Time Carpet Inn . Phone 675-538.4. HOME AUTO 5·9-tlc . ~----_ --------·-----------5-10-Bic 24 Hour It Must 992-2094 1972 350 YAMAHA Road bi ke in No experience · necessary. WANT AOS Be Right Daily Service 606 E. Main Pomeroy good condition, less than 1,600 INFORMATION Mu st have car and be willing KUHL 'S BARGAIN CENTER or we will DEADLINES miles ; call 742-3295 after 4 to learn. HAS NEW - NEW - NEW ROOFING and Heating Repa ir ; Make it Right. 5 P.M . Day Before Publica t ion . p.m . floral or plaid living room all types; Specia l Cleaning Monday Deadl ine 9 a . m . S-9-6t c suites. $189.95 and up ;, in and oi l ing of blower. comp lete Mon. thru Fri. Cancellation Correct ions at $139.95; bedroom and HercuJon on furnaces ; phone 843· check Wilt be accepted un.til 9 ct .m . tor Call9-8, 446-0677 suites. $109 ; 7 pc. chrome 1968 HONDA 305 Super Hawk , 2341 . Day o f Publication excellent con d i t ion; phone MR. VANCE REGULATIONS dinette ; step -en d table s, 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-126at. John Tucker, Rt. 4 949-5953. The Publ isher re se rves the --·-----~-­ coff ee tables. $16.95 se t. Used In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Pomeroy, 0. r ight to ed it or reject any ads 5-9-6fc Building . appliance!> : automat ic Stop In and See Our deemed obiecfional. Th e KEEP all dog s off Charles Ph. 992 -3954 wash~rs, dryers , rang es. 992 -2'101 -Middleport, 0 . Floor Display. pub lisher wi ll not be responsible Wolle Property, at Fair view, MATURE respon si ble person to NEW REAOY Blooming refrigerators (1 ice -maker). for more l han one incorrect babysit in my home on S. al l da y and all night. potted flowers. starting at We have, as usual , an ex insert ion . Secon d i n Midd leport for 3 5·6-12tc DANNY ' S TV Service, Mason, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader ce nt s; hanging baskets , ce llent assortment of used RATES month s old baby and 7 year and backhoe work ; septic W. Va.. Phone 773-5976. For Want Ad Service furnituer - bedrooms, many pan sies, cabbage, pdunias. ol d boy . 5 day s per week intanks installed ; dump trucks 5 cents per . Word one i nsert ion KOSCOT SPECIALS for May 4-27-tlc marigolds, coleus, tomatoes , wardrobes, much misc ., even c luding some weekends . Minimum Charge 75c and lo-boys for hire ; will haul are Ha ir Kair Products in peppers, etc. One-fou rth off r ound OAK TABLES. Come 12 cents per word three References requ i red . Job fill di rt, top soil, limestone c luding other i tems . If you O'DELL WHEEL Alignment out Rt . 7 and see us any day b.y the flat ; Hubbard 's consecutiv~ insert ions. starts end ·Of May. Send and gra>Jel ; Call Bob or Roger have ever pUr chased Koscot located at Crossroads, 'Rt. 124, Greenhouse, 300 yards above except MONDAY (yes, we' re 18 cents per word si x · con 1nq u1r1es to Box 406, Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089; complete front end service, Kosmetics and are not being ballpark on Syracuse, Ohio. open Sunday!) " at caution seculive inser tion s. Gallipolis, Ohi o. n: i ght phone 992-3525 or' 992ser v ice d, phone Hel en Jane tune up 'and brake service. light" in Tuppers Pla ins ; 4-26-tfc "25 Per Cent Discount on paid 5-10-Stc 5232. Brown, evenings also, 992 balanced elec Wheel s ad s and ads pa id w ithin 10 days . phone 667-3858. CARD OF THANKS 2-11 -tfc 5113 . tronically . AII wor' k 5-13-6tc BLACK Shetland pony stallion, & OBITUARY 5-JJ.tf c guaranteed . Reasonable 41 " tal l; phone 985-4205. S l.SO fOI" 50 word min imum . rates. Phone 992 -3213 or 7.42- SEE US FOR : Awninqs, storm BL ACk. 1/e Tennessee Walker 5-14-ltc Ea ch additional word 2c . doors and windows, carports; GA RAGE Sa le, Wedne sday , 3232. AKC Toy Male Apr icot Poodle colt, 11/2 years old ; phone 992 108 BLIND ADS marquees, aivminum siding May 16th from lO a .m. to 6 3640. 2-18-ttc pup ; 12weeksold ; shots given UPHOLSTER your fur Add ili onal 25c Charge per E. MAIN .......... railing . A. Jacob, sales and p.m. ; ch ildren's and adults ' and wormed ; call 667-3915, Ad vert is..ement . 5-13-J2tc niture . Foa m c ushi ons, any $85. representative . For fr ee clothes, carseat. lamps , READY -MIX CONCRETE OFFICE HOURS POMEROY si ze . Cotton, burlap, swivel 8: 30a . m . to 5: 00p .m . Daily . estimates, phone Charles furniture , toys, d ishes. Chuck delivered right to your 5-13-Stp ALL THE property formerly bases. zipper, dacron. web8:30 a. m . to · 12: 00 Noon LET US SELL YOUR Li s le, Syracuse, V . V. Evans, Shirley Johnson and 3 ~---=:-::-------project. Fast and easy . Free owned by Pittsburgh Coal b~ng, welt . Pomeroy Saturday . John son and Son, Inc. other fam i lies at the Johnson THREE Norwegian Elkhounds, estimates . Phone 992 -3 284 , Company .and now carried on Recovery , 622 E: Main St ., HOME FOR YOU! home,· Rt. l, Portland, Ohio. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., 3·2-ttc reg iStered , $25 each ; phone the County tax records of phone 992 -7554. 5-13-Jtc Middleport, Ohio. 992-7232 . Meigs Cou.n ty; Ohio, in the 5-3-24fp CHILDREN GROW 6-30-ttc TRASH pickup. Phone 992-228.5. 5- 13-6tc name of Consoli dation Coal - - - - - - - - - - ___: HOUSE S DON ' T. So here's a TRY IT - You'll Like ft . The 5-8-6tc Company , located in the CUSTOM - BUILD p ic kup place that's ideal for a Sew and Go ShoPQ" in Alfred . SEPTIC TANt<S CLEANED POODLES, AKC puppies, small fo llowing taxing districts : camper fops; $215 and up ; All polyester drastically growi ng famil y . 4 large REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· WILL tr i m or cut trees, clean OLD Furnitu.re, oak tables, m iniature, black or white, Chester Twp . E~st~rn phone 742 -5387. reduced. Marked at $2.15 and bedrooms . 11J'2 baths . out basements, attics, etc. 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, L .S. D.; Salisbury Twp. Wooden ice boxes , brass beds, wormed, . permanent shots, 5-13-3tp up. Open all day and weekday Beautiful kitchen , dining and pa int roofs . Phone 949and Operator. ONner $75 ; phone Coolville 667 -6214. Pomeroy ~ill age; Salisbury or comp let e dishes evenings. Owner Mrs . E. T . 3221. bar, loads of cab i nets etc. 5-12-ttc Twp . . Me1gs LS.O.; Sutton households; Write M . D. 5-6 -12tc Galaway. Materials, 4-17-JOtc Twp . Southern L.S . O. UPHOLSTERY Ca rpetiL"'g, sun porch, ut i lity Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, 5-11-6tc nylon pr i nts, c otton prints, Seated bids for the purchase call 992-6271 . ro om , garage . Large DOZER and back hoe work , vi nyl s, velvets of all kinds . C. BRADFORD, ·Auctioneer of all these properties (which 5-13-tfc bui lding 40x70io therear . 1114 McDANIELS Custom Slauahtfl'r ponds and se pti C tan'ks, ditch Recovery, 622 E . Pomeroy Service Complete should be grouped together Acres ground . $21 ,500.00. House and Meat Cutt ing ; T RACTOR hitch adaptor, from 1971 HOLLY Park, 12 x .60, lik.e ing servke,· top soil , fill dirt, Main St .. phone 992-7554. 949-3821 Phone as a single bid and considered new, carpeted, house fur IlL HEALTH State · ·and Government in- . 2 pl. back to 3 pt.; phone 742· limestone. ; B&K Excavating . .. 5·3-24\p Racine, Oh io item) will be received at the niture , air -conditioned, is forcing the sale . of thi s · spected ; phone 773-5208. Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr, Jr; · Crltt Bradford address listed below unt(l 12 3182. washer and dryer, with e x 32 H -J2tp · excellen t business . 9-1-tfc 5<1-tfc o'c lock noon, June 1, 1973. 1973. STEREO a track . A small 5-13-5tc por c h and awning·; phone 1Established for 5 years . balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 Further information may be 304-773 -.5474 .. ' ::.:O:::P::E::N ::--:R::o-g_e_ r -:H-:y-se II 's ELNA and · Wh i te Sewing ~N::O::-W per month . Phone 992-5331. Good income. NO PHONE obtained by contacting the WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT 5-9-10tc Garage, near Crossroads on Machines ... Service on all unders igned . · Consolidation 4-20-tk PIANOS. Any condi t ion . Pay CA LLS PLEASE, come in St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work makes . Reasonable rates. . Coal Company reserves the ~=--~~c---=­ $19 each . Fir~t floor only , and let us discuss it . CASH paid for· all makes and The Sewing Center, M idincluding automatic transMUST se ll 1973 delu xe Zig -Zag right to re ject any and all Write giving directions . YOU PROVIDE models of mobiie homes . dlepor~ , Ohio. missions·. Monday thru sewing ma chine. This bids. E . H. Doughty, ConPianos, P. 0 . Bo x 188, Sardis, THE FAMILY . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 11 -16-ltc Saturday, 8: 30a . m . to5p.m . machine darn s, embroiders, solidation Coal Co ., Cadiz, Ohi o 43946. we' ll provide everything else S-J-3-6tp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,!4':_·1!_!3::_! · 1.!£fC ·Oh io 43907. Phon~ 992-7121 or 992-6392. makes buttonholes, all in th e 5 bedroom home. HOUSE and Roof painting ; 5·3-30tc ' w ithout attachments. Just 5-13-lOtc 1971 12x60 Mobile Home ·an Mother will love thls modern · interior and exterior, free dial and sew. Pay balance of l00x200 lot in Tuppers Plains, estimates . Call992-,7008or 992 - ·· EXCAVATING . Dozers, large kitchE-n , ·d ishwasher and all. $38.50 or pay $5 per month . NO. 1 Copper, 50c; radiators , $6800. Phone 667 -3363 or see BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo2460. and sma ll ; Backhoes and 992-5331. Phone Jll ? · baths, dining room , 28c; bra ss, 18c; batteries, 85c Dor.sel Miller. radio tape combination, AMFurnace Controls loa ders on frack ·and tires ; 4-19-30tc 4-20-tfc ea ch ; clean dry r oots, Gin utility R. Full basement . 5· 10-6tp FM radio, 8 track tape deck . Dump trucks La -boy ---'-----~ se ng, $60; yellow root , $4; Garage & other buildings . Balan ce $114 .56 or terms can · HUMIDIFIERS se rvice . Septic tanks in -. mayapple, 45c per lb.; M . A. HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : fish . $17,000.00. be arranged. Call 992;3965. ( Bill) Pullins, sf.alled . George SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC Ha ll , Reedsv i lle, Ohio, 378. land supplies, new loca tion , Hot Water Heaters 5-13-6tc 2 MINUTES' WALK phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. SEWAGE SYSTEMS ' 6249. Ash Street, Middleport, near !"lumbing to . playground, swimmi ng CLEANED . . REPAIRED . 2-9-tfc park ; Phone 992 -5443. 5-6-tfc WORKING family need~two . or 1967 SEARS tent camper with pool ,. shop p ing . 5 n ice Electrical Work MILLER SANITATION, I 1-7-tfc thre e bedroom house in 9xl2 add-a-rdom , $350 ; ·also bedrooms. 1.112 baths, nicP · STE WART, OHIO. PH . 662· HARRI SON'S TV service .and Eastern School Dis tr ict; Gibson · Grande electric steel 3035. . TOP Soil; phone 992 -3502. service calls. Phone 992-2522. kitchen, dining R .• utili ty R., anywhere; dependabl e, guitar, $200; call 985-3985. , 5-8-6tc COAL. Limestone, Excelsior · glassed porches. Storm 1-9-tfc 10-4-tfc 2 references ; phone 985-3549. 5· 1l -3tp Salt Works, E . Main St. , doors & . windows. Garage . 5-13-6tp Pomerqy . Phone 992-3891 . SEWING MACHINES . Repair " PHONE " L. Parker .for Cattle -----~LOOK 112,800.00 . THE BRIGHT STAR MARKET 4. 12-tf A. I. . Sire Service, Pomeroy SE;!rvice, all makes. 992-2284. USED Gravely mower ; phone HENRY E . CLELAND, Makes you an unheard of 992 -2264. The Fabric Shop, POmeroy . 9n244B 992 -9972. offer , ,FREE . FREE Free . 1963 MINNEAPOLIS Mo line BROKER 5-13-12tc Authorized Singer Sales and 5-11 -6tp One-fifth of all the fol lowing backhoe and 'front -.end loader, 992-2259 , · Pomeroy, We Sharpen Scissors. Service . 1969 FORD Torino GT con dry groceries are absolutely $2,300 ; phone 992 -6048. If no answer 992 ~'2s 68 3-29-tfc vertible, · automatic, '35-l Free example minimum · engine; priced to sell ; phone -, 5 · 8-5tp ' c ' --.J KNAPP SHOES purchase of only $8.00 worth Comfort, 992-3170 or 992 -3205. HOUSE in Long Bottom . Phone Quality, Long of these items in total and you Wear, AUTOMOBILE' insurance been 985-3529. 5-13-3tc get another $2.00 or more oneReasonable pr ices. Call 992c ance lled? Lost your ' c : : ' 6· 11 -tfc SPRIN<fSPECIAi.S · 5324. TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer fifth of your total purchase '68 CAMARO. 327 motor, good operat or's license? Call 992- - - - - · · ··- - - Park ; phone 992 -3324. FREE . Select your needs 5-3-ttc 2966 . cond i tion ; phone 1· 304 -773 HOUSE, 6 r ooms and bath, 829 · 5·13-tfc from these hundreds of items . 5606. 6-15-tlc S. Third Ave ., phone 992-543l. All canned fruits, all canned 1 5· 11 -6tp TWO · bedrooms. 2 baths , 5-8-6tc vegetables , Kooi -Aid, ri ce 1111 Carton· beautiful built -in kitchen , puddings, jello, all diet items, PAINTING interior and ex GOOD '70 PLYMOUTH ; 4 door ; tapioca, ma·caronis , noodles, Set Up, 1J4.95 . teri Or by the hour . Phone 992 - . loca ted in Pomeroy ; ·phone 7 ROOM frame house in $975; phone 992 -5310. 446-4060 after 5 p . m., 4-46.-1279. spaghetti, box pizzas, you also 7'579 or 992 -7426. Harr isonville; $6,000 ; phone 5· 11 ·3tc MOW~RS 39 ACRE farm ; 6 room house, 5-13-6tc · get one -f ifth Free on all Baby 304 -755 -2657. barn l;)nd outbuildings ; 3 Formulas, all dry baby 1 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 5-2. l2tc miles off Rt . 7 at Chester : TWO bedroom mobile. home in ce re~ Is. ail l'unior baby foods, Condition, 383 motor, good hl Carton Middleport ; adults only ; phone 985-4205. all brands o instant tea, 251b. au1omilfic transmission, mag '.~ Set up, $54.95 phone 992-5592 . bags of Gold Medal Flour, all 5-l4-4fc NEW Total Electric frame wheels, power steering, new NEW LISTING 5-13-tfc cerea ls, all pancake mixes, POMEROY home, baseboard heat, hardtires. orange with black vinyl all cooking oils, 3 lb. 8 oz. jars 9.- _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. NICE MOBILE HOME - 3 35 ACRES, brick home, 7 woOd floors, 3 bedroom, bath , top, $995 ; See Charles Bissell. bedrooms, refrigerator , stove, HOUSES - one 2 bedroom and of jelly, 21b. jars preserves, 5 r ooms, bath, full basement, Phone 992-1181 living room , di ning r oom , Chester, Ohio or call 985-3582. one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 lb. and 4 lb. containers of attached 2 car garage, 3 or· 4 bu i lt-in kitchen , breezeway, nice bath. 12x70 Schult with 5-11 -3tc or 992-3432. bedroom , walk -in closets syrups, all shake and bake garage, city water . Lot size tuel oil furnace . Large kitchen 5-13 tfc items, ·a ll cookies including (cedar li ned) , kitchen has 100x400. Addlt ional lot master bedroom .· Asking and 1972 GRAN TOR I NO, . ·power sweety pies, all mayonnaise, bu ilt-in oven and range top , available . Tuppers · Plains, ji,J S t $6,000.00. steering, power brakes, air all Salad dressing, · Including lots of bronze glow birch Oh io. Pri ce S17,000. Phone TWO trailer tots in Middleport ; WATER FRONT conditioning , vinyl top . Phone pourables, all peanut butter, BEAUTIFUL Country Home on } abinet s, carpeted living 1• ~ duplex in Bradbury; phone 667 -6386 . Plains Water SYRACUSE - 4 bedrooms, 2 949-5081 anytime. all mustard, all vinegar , Hot Tuppers 'room , large family room and before 6 p.m. 992-5693. 5-1J.Jtc system ; 6 rooms and bath , 5· 10-6tc baths, fu'll ' basement, and 2 Dog relish, all cake mixes, all dini ng area; stock,ed pond, 5-14-5tc built-in basement, beaufiful lots. All for only $10,500.00. cake frostings . free gas and plenty of water ; j BEDROOM ranch style i n k itchen, all rooms paneled ; 1972 CAMARO Z28, wheels, tape We accept Federal Food 8 miles N. of Pomeroy ; ca ll . HOBSON Pomeroy ; w-to-w ca rpet i ng , 2 PRIVATE meeting room for ' new furna ce, new vinyl player ; call 992-3453. coupons and with th is for appointment, 992.7384. 3 BEDROOMS - · Bath, lois of car garage attached, air· any organization; phone 992-· siding, storm windows, storm 5.9-6tp unheard of one -fifth Free 5-13-3tp conditioned; phOne 992-5593. cup boards In the k itchen . 3975. 12 miles doors and shutters : -----------~ of fer , There is no place you 5-11 -6tc Basen)ent, front and back from Pomeroy ; will sell with 3-11 .tfc 1967 FORD Econoline van , c~n buy all your grocery TWO sto ry home , full lot and garden or smal porches . Drilled welL and Heavy Duty ; phone 992-3502. items for less money in .total. basement. bath ,& 1h forced 5 ROOM house, basement, g<:~s acreage; phone 949-5953. Air Conditioners 3 ANU 4 ROOM furnished and garage . Now only $8,000.00. No limits on quantities you air furnace, large lot, ex - . heat , bath. 2 lots ; S. D. 5-3-6tc . · ·· '5-9-6tc unfurnished apartments. BUSINESS BUILDING Awnings may purChase and that's not ce llent location ; phone 992B~:~skirk, 341 Page St., Mid· Phone 992-5434. 30 ROOM BRICK Steam all, you also get one-f ifth Free 7384. dleport, Oh io; phone 992-5487. Underpinning NEW Homes on your lot or ours. 4-12-tfc op all the following na,n food 5-13-3tp heat, bar with 1-2-3 li censes. 5· ) 1-3tp NO MONEY DOWN for All bar soaps, all items. Parking lot. $32,500.00 the pr ice Complete mobile home qualified buyers using F .H. ALL -ELECTRIC, like new, 3 1971 TRIUMPH 650 ; Bonneville automatic dish water senice plus gigantic Adm . loan. tCtoSing cos ts . of a house. 4;500 mites. $995 or best offer.; rooms wi~h large bath, detergents, all 12' aluminum ,MIDDLEPORT on ly. ) A variety Of floor pl'ans display of mobile hOmes · 992-3N8. phone elec tr ic wall oven, table top foil , all wax paper, ~II foam or with varioUs financing 2 BE.DROOMS e~lw'ays available at . .. Bath, range, large closet, lOcated on 7::-=c=c---- --·5_·• -6tp paper cu ps, all paper plates, i pi'ograms available. We ba se ment , front and back · E. Main St., Pomeroy; see to ' all plastic spoons, etc. 200 specia lize in working . with Happiness for us is ,selling Real Estate. porches. All utilities . Asking appreciate ; pho'ne Gallipo,l is ·GROCERY business for sal'e MILLER count paper napkins, yard AEP Co. employees arthough Building for sale or lease : 446·9539. just $5500.00. guard insect spray, 'freezer we are available to all. Meigs Phone 773 -5618 from 8; 30 p . m . ~ 5-11-6fc NEW HOME bags and wraps, all other MOBILE HOMES Development Co , 150· N. to 10 p.m . for appointment. :I pla stic bags and wraps, all 3 BEDROOMS ·- Nice kitchen Ave ., Middleport, Second · 3-20-tfc MOBILE home space In fl oor waxes and cleaners, ·a ll 1220 Wa·shington Blvd. lit Ohio. Phone 992 -5976 for in . with stove and refrigerator. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST Syracuse ; phone 992-6329 : furniture polish, all room Cll 423:7521 BELPRE, 0. ·Lots of closets . 2 ·larQe lots. formation. 0 . 5·2-ttC HOME Grown Tomato plants deodor i zer bombs, 9ft. x 12ft. 5·6-30tc Want only $16,000.00 . for garden use:. large ~turdy 01 rugs. tubs, bu ckets. clothes -:-c::-:::-:--:-:--:--:--:--- -:-: plants ; Improved Mexican, NEW LISTING lines, brooms, mops, clothes LOVELY, 3 bedroom , 1 floor c Here's A New Listing On 1350. and Supersonic , · Heinz 2 ACRES In Bedford Elig Capacity pins , shot gun shells, thermos · plan , forced air f.urnace, 01 also hot peppers. mangoes Butternut in Pomeroy Maytag hardwood floors, excellent Township near aurlingham, off I lit bottles, thermos ref ills, all and cabbage · plants. On Rt . Ill Automatics :I school suppli es, plos many condition. on Chester Water Rt. 33. A real buy at 11500 .00 . Very interesting 3 bedroom Spa nish styled home on· 124, 500 U . above the State 2 speed operat ion . NEI'/ LISTING items such as sun glasses and System , 10 years old, on .87 A. large hillside lot w'ith extra lot and 2 car garage ~ Park in Syracuse, 0., Thomas Choice of water Cll 112 80 ACRES Some nice laying items reduced or lot, on State 'H ighway. You other H3yman . a<; ross the ~treet . This _ h?me i!1cl.udes a large living 0 temps . Au·to. more, your one-fifth Free can purchase on farm home land in Rutland Township . 7 lit w ·ater level rdom and f1replace, dm1 ng room , nice kitchen and · "" lit starts when your total purwith low down payment. TWO room hou se, bath, basement, controL · Lii'lt breakfast nook plus an unfurnislled 2nd floor and 'a.. ,· Cll chase reacf1es $8.00 and there R 1 v E R S R E A L T Y , F i1ter or Power drilled well, and 2 barns . Want full basement. Call Ike Wiseman right now for an ..C c UPHOLSTERY Materials , are no quantit ~ purchase C LA R E N C E B E L L, Fin Agitator . appointment. ... regu·larly $3.95 only $1 ,95. onl r $21 ,500.00. Q. li mits . SALES MAN, 140 Front, Per'lna· Press Also remnants. Pom eroy _ Q. c Maytag · Buy all you need of in Marietta , phone office, 373RecoVery, .6'22 E. · Main St ., You're Missing A Bargain Ill ftl Halo of Heat dividuat items or a collection 5916, residence , 373·5935 · or WE WORK FULL TIME IN phone 992 -7554. &. &. SELLING PROPERTY, Dryers of items and you will get one667-3650. We have this large 5 bedroom home in Middleport ' 5·3·24tp Surround clothes Cll fifth of your tota.t purchase: NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN 5·6-12tc · and we think you'll buy it If you see it inside. Mr. wttl'! gentle, · even FREE . We accept Federal REALLY GIVE YOUR Smith. the owner, is willing to take a loss and will >NEW FOAM . to till your otd heat . No hot spots, Food Coupons on all food PROPERTY in Middleport ; lot PROPERTY LISTED WITH Q. help a little with the financing but you won't buy If cushions, standard size suite, no overdr'y lng, items. This offer is made · in Q. 132x300 with 9 room house, US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A you don ' t look . Don ' t let someone _bea1 you to 'it and on.ly ' $9.95 . Pomeroy Fine Mesh Lint deep apprec iatiqn for the ftl garage apar-tment and extra CHANGE . 'fi'len realize you just made a S.S.OOO IT]istake . It' s Filter. Rec;overy , 622 E . Ma in St. , · thousands of ~ustome rs who .t:: building spaceS; phone 992very attractive inside with a comp lete! ~ moderl') We Spec·ia'lize in phone 992-7554. . . ha ve patron ized our · stores 7747 or 985-3805. MAY TAG kitchen. 2 v!'!'ry nice baths and lot s of room for ariy , lit 5-3-24tp , during the pa!if 21 years. ·· HELEN _L. TEAFORD 1 5-13-3tc size fam i ly. Call Mrs. Selwyn Smith a·t 992-3486 and Ill · m.ms Ge t · this huge one -f i fth > she wi! I be happy to show it or call us collect at BEAUTIFUL selection of Di scou nt Free at Bright Star OOROON B. TEAFORD . Market. Nexf 1o fhe Dri ve Inn 8 ACRES on State Route 143, 1 fl owers, wreaths and baskets Cll t92-:M 15 446 -3643. mile South of Harr isonville ; lit for Memorial Day. OP.en Theatre , Mason, W. Va . Sale ASSOCIATES several hLme sites ; watel' tap evenings un til 8 p.m. Cl1ff's • ends June 10, 1973. ' 741-4211 Arnold Grate, Rutland , NQSUNDAVS PLEASE paid ; call 992-36.40. Shoe Repair. M iddleport. . '--"--"'--~-----'--.,--..1 We make the buyer the seller and :I 5·11 -3tc 0 5-13-12tc 5·6· 12tt Of QUALin Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ----------- Radiata BRRR·· WHAR iN THuNDER IS THAT BODACIOUS DRAFT COM IN' FROM ' WOOD TRUSSES ..... ~~~ SMilli NELSON .""'MOTORS, INC.. Pomeroy Home & Auto Pomeroy Motor Co. -- Service . HOGG & ZUSPAN SE~TIC '3.57 hour CLEANED OFFICE SUPPLIES MODERN SANITATION FURNITURE : T --1 . "-K $n.d.?<S cAST N t G~T I SA W ~ ~~~OUT r-IOW1,. 1NG AT ~EEN ~N ~ 1 5 DOG FOOD 0 1eT iOO cONG T~E .<<.S DONo T"AT EV ER ~ S?RtNG St '<CE "E WAS ~ I UN11L. 1HEY C#l GET iHEIR MEAT SAFE~Y HOME FROM iHE 5UPERMARKET. lt"IEMSELVF:-5 ... MOON TANKS & Notice 1HER£1o ~ IODBBERY, SG! BWTTER 1HE WOMF:.N ARE l'ROTECTlt-lG CAMPUS CLA'ITER ~12!:: Sll2e bl.AD You · A"'O YO<.!I2 MiNl!IE:MeiJ 'SHOWeD l!P, CAPT PA?~Gi2. THAT HOUSEWIFE ISN'T HAPPYPPK ES DOUB!.ED SINCE '/ESTEP.DAY so Real Estate· For Sale ----------- MUST YOU ALWAYS ASSetn 5EN10~1TY?' Pets For Sale -own ._"'! . Notice Wantert To Buy c------- -- ____ MEr 50 MANY WONDERFUL PEOPl,E WE WOULDN'T GIVE YEAH BUT D(D YOU NOTICE il<E>' DiDN'T 3UOOE UNTIL WE GOT ALL lHAT UP ON IT NOW FOR A MILLION PRE~5 COIERI\GE ? t;O!.LAR5! 15N'T IT WONDERFUL? IT WA5- GETTING- roo LARGE FOR u& 1D HANDLE HERE AT ,__.....HOMt= • //-., r MUST 5AY, OOP, IT'S PRETTY GOOD, THIS FIN YOU'VE CARVED OUT OF WOOD .1 BUT WILL IT .Mobile Homes For Sale ARNULD BROTHERS SWIM AND SPLASH J USt LIKE A' FISH.' '--,..-29'~-~5~N~A~R~E~?;;;;;~~~~ --t- rentea a I couldn't qet hou!Oe ..without hold of ~ou' 1 had a~kinq me? act f "<:t 1 BACK WILL CARRY THIS. AND lHE KIND THAT WE 'RE 5 UPro5ED HEATING & COOliNG Wanted To Rent 50 A 5CARE' THE BEASTS OUT THERE ? . WATER. tT WILL ..H.&Il" I IF TH ' GUV IT JI.1AKE5. tNUU~~ COMMOTION IN How l, could · ,. !! d ~ou o n !OUCh .a ,, li <Gtupid thinq? ' .5 - ' " ·THANK I'LL TELL HIM IIJHE:f) HB {[)Mfj:; h(X)Dt.lf'5S I . !HIS IS TI'DRNAI'PL6 ... I =-::c------- ME NOT llKE •UM Sftr-1~ iOP~ ME Ll,..,f , UM ooa· Ott Auto Sales o. Real Estate For .5ale For Rent SABRE TILLER 3\lz HP 129.95 BusinesS Services Real Estate For Sale TURF TRIM 3 HP 49.95 f .We. talk to you ON 50HOM ! THAT INSTI:AD by THOMAS JOSEPH PLAY!HC: SECOKD ACROSS ' rtWLE- 'ID CHJEF' WUI'-.AH · PUHUM.! l. Did in 5, Embrace 10. Sllan l y ,--...J 12. O.T. 13; ~IJarta c u s' milieu 14. Beginning 15. Amer ican di staff fi nancier ( 2 wd s. l 17. Worn FROM TWE LoOt<S OF nl05E I'D SAY TI-!I!V S~OULD ALL ON SWOW·UP. - 12 wd,. l ON YOUR OIAL of l.uboo · c/AI For .Sale ... ·- ,_ -...... ·-- RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~~et I 1. ·------- -- -- ;= -· .. ' ., salamand e r 4. Dcj•a •·tcd JJ!YMIDM®ti.J . .-u..~ .-J ,_.. co'r iccrn ing gl ee ·clubs G, JJcsolatc 7. Harle · be est Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I '/'(1 /J/IY 8. Obse rved 9. Comedian Paulsen 11. Lie stationary, as a ship ' ( 2 wd s.) 16. Sailo l' 18. " CardbOaJ ·d Lover '' 19. Actr ess, Mary 20.Hove 21. Shi OJ' ing Ghost'' ( 2 wd's. l r;-1 30. -1\rugcr, Pa ul Tran svna l 22. Sm:lll wheel 23. Ja ckdaw (Scot. ) . 21. Kind of calf or goose 2R. AcutT or Wil kins 29. ;--r;-lt-- 32. "The Gat)d Earth" heroine 33 . Hccc nt .. 34. Journ alist and ~ diplom at Whitel aw 35. Vrcncl) IN Tf.IE MORNING, THE. WATE.R LILL.IE.S OPE:N WII/E. . I I I b 10 0 !won "'"'TV WHERE llWiillll · ri vcr 36. Sa pient 31. Where · 3 7. Hcq uir(! mcnt Timbuklu 38. Salt (l'r . 1 is SOME G UESTS MIGHT 8E E:XiiN6u15HEJ;>. Now arran1e the cif.c:.Jed letten to form the aurpri,11e answe-r. u auuelled by the aboVe cartoon.. statesman AMANDA PANDA "l ~':!'~ 'J. ~ ~·:-:::.~~-·· ~olor 1· Prillllle- ANSWiillliR 31. '"The Unsin kable - "(2 wds.) 38. Chef's • speci al I_A a r xr x:r J (Antwen tomorrow) Jumble•: FISHY St turd t~y'• '!19. Ghostly ~i ll . . with joy 41. Coiffure product 42. S heets and pillowca ses 3. Exploil LAPEL PAYOFF MEDLEY A'n•wera . 1/ru a prominent 1u>titima. in the c:otmii)'-A Hill, 40. ci. REALT()k '" Gall op- ii~~~~~~~ - - ------- 5: 2G. Th e '".-""' ::-:-:----::---- THE WISEMAN AGENCY frazzle 18. Amc ri c<Jn j uri st (2 wd s.) 24. Eventful perimJ 2.!1. Opposite WMP0./1390 (@ 1978 Kini Feature• Syndieal.l!l, Inc.) 3. Small ,1), prophet Real Estate· For Sale . Yesterday': •pjoquote: WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THE SURVIVAL o~ · MAN AGAINST ALL ENEMIES EXCEPT HIS FELLOW MAN.-LYMAN LLOYD BRYSON or srmc :N0.1, SHE'S ........ ,, ·aa. like a oerson. THI; W(J.'( I AM •"SITrll'l~ @)uwt JSABELLA. Fmvsour ' . -- - PEANUTS llOWN 1. l runia·n potentate &:Fe:, NO, .. li.IVE WITH MY AUN;r ADA GRUNDY~ 2. Kn owledge DAILY CRYPTOqUOTE- Here's how· to work it : is >L 0 N G F E L L 0 W Qnc ,.lctlcr :-imply sl:md s for nnnt her. In !hi!' .~n nl plc 1\ i:'i used fo r the thrrl' I.'s. X £or tit<' two 0 \. et c. ~i 11 glc letters. apostrophes. tlH' · length and f M ma·tion of I hi' word s <~ rc all hints. EaL·h da y th r.' ro'rh• lcttNs al·p diffrr!' nl . ( 'RV PTOilUOTES W F W 11 ~1 W · f l" :'(lf ~' 1/Wl\oii'Z FX IKXT \ .\ K !' K W 11C I KXT LNAI!Qt"f·" - ACW I•'ll(' K l·;fo: ()'A )1 1".\ FIND IT OIFFICULT lll ~liEVE nu,,-r 60D AXYDLBAAXR ·· riK WI11' \ l ' l T ~EALL'( CARES WHO A GOLF llJURNAMENT! �I I- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 14, 1973 Vetefll• Memorilll Hoopllal SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Faurice Neece, Pomeroy; Ted Hatfield, Ilp:ter ; Hester Raybwn;MIIl!On and Kimberly Lute, Long Bottom . I SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Paul Eakin, Alice Globokar, Elizabeth Hayes , Ferman Moore, Richard Parson'!. Henrietta Robinson, Herman Michael, Ada Cramlet, Rufus Browniitg, Gladys Rumlield, Mark Diener and Glenna Uttle. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS' Jerry Hayman, F ort Knox, K y.; Eva McKinney, Rutland; Lou· ise Matla ck , Reedsville; Raymond Arnold, Pomeroy; Judy Guinther, Long Bottom; Joann WoUe, Syracuse; Iris Carr, Coolville; Wilma Eynon, Reedsville and Diana Hype!, Dexter. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Timothy Campbell, Pearlene Lee and Jo Ann White. Pikkoja ·(continued from page I) 1 but the rea l meaning of all the work done In Washington became visible in Nelsonville. The4,000 de legales in Washington, D. C. identified the needs, gave their findings and recommendatiorui, but the momentum and the action was here in Meigs, Athens, Hocking, Morgan. Perry, Noble, Monroe and Washington Counties. The program was well planned and interesting. The several workshopo met simultaneously and thus I can report only the ones .I attended that had a direct rel;jtionship to the tibrary service. · · ln some respects we have come a longer way in the library service than in any other field I know. We have e<>me from a patronizing, "specia1 service to the aging" to a "special service to special individuals with individual and special needs to be answered when and where the need is." Student.. of Meigs County's three high schools are -using ballpoint pens, courtesy of lhe Meigs Care Une, the Farmers special project of the· Meigs support from the 64-ll Mental County Alcoholism and Drug • Health and Retardation Board. Abuse Program and receives a The n•xt meeting of the major portion of it.. financial Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program will be Wednesday, May 16 , a t 7 : 30 p.m. a t St . pa uJ Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. The program will be by Carl Hysell of the Lancaster School For Boys who will bring two young people to speak 0!1 drug abuse. Bank and Savings Co., and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Jaymar Coal Company. The pens are ln the colors of each school with the Meigs Care Une number, 992-7502 printed on the side. The bank and coal company donated the money for the project and the Meigs Care Une . Executive Committee worked out lhe details. It is hoped the pens will 1 promote the use of the Meigs (Continued from Page I ) Care Une among young people Kerwin , America's first space physician, and aeronautical of the county. Ca lls are con tinuing to engineer Paul J . Weitz plan to take off in an Apollo Tuesday. come into the care line phones They will rendezvous with Skylab 269 miles above Earth and at a 11 Very good" rate. In spend a record 28 days in orbit. February there were a total of 144 calls, 55 c lassified in the crisis category . In March 155 '\ CHESHIRE William Funeral services will be held ca n s were received, 51 I Henry ( Bud ) Lynch, 79, at 10 a . m. Wednesday at the c lassified in the crisis Cheshire Route 2, died Sunday Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home category . The high rate of calls Cushioned seat, 2-4" hrgh. NOW YOU KNOW indicates a real need for this evening at Veterans Memorial with the Rev. George Oiler Iitts up for step.up conA camel'S eyes enable him to service in Meigs County. venience. Roomy . safety Hospital in Pomeroy . officiating . Burial will be in see backwards without moving trea\1ed steps . Enafnel The Meigs Care [jine is a Mr . Lynch was born Oct. 18, Gravel Hill Ce metery here. his head. trim . . Chrome frame . 1893 at Carleton, Ohio, the son Friends may call at the funeral crisis intervention service for Washable vinyl upholstery of the late John and Ida home anytime after 11 a_ m_ the residenls of Meigs County in Wet Gold, Wet White, Avocado Taro, or Black. Mulford Lynch. He was also Tuesday. The Feeney-Bennett and its surrounding area. It precedeil in death by a sister. Post will have graveside rites. was established because of the recognized need and success of several cousins, and a niece. Marriage License this approach in dealing with a A veteran of World War I Albert Sedwick Harmon, 24, wide range of personal having served with the U. S. Army , Mr.. Lync h was a retired Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and,April Lynrl ·' problems. The Meigs Care Line Teaford , 24, Syracuse; Paul is a non.profit phone service section laborer for ihe New Allen Rice , 21, Rutland, and run by highly tr•ined volunYork Central Railroad , having Mary Katherine Abbott, 20, teers. In training, emp hasis is work~d there 34 years. He wa s a member of Feeney Bennett Pomeroy, Rt. 3; Roger William placed on straigh l·forward Partlow, 19, Pomeroy, Rt. 3 com.rpWlication and e££icient Post 128, American Legion. and Gloria Jean Milliron, 18, problem solving techniques. 293!• " high. ~helves Pomeroy; David Wayne Reason s for calling the 16"x22". Shelf clearances. Woolard, 19, Pomeroy, and Meigs Care Une cover a wide HOURS NOTED . 81/• " and 1.4", Multi-out let. 15 amp. cord . 2" c·a sters. The planned parenthood . Janice Sue Robinson, 18, range of needs. A few of the Chrome frar:ne . J'wo-coat, office at the Pomeroy court. Pomeroy, Rt. 3, and Mark more common ones include baked -on enamel finish in Allen Morrow, 22, Columbus, depression, loneliness, drug house will be open from 8 a.m. Avocado, White, or Harvest Gold. to noon Monday through and Vicki Ellen Crouch, 22, and alcohol problems, marital Friday. Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs, Syracuse. problems, problem the community worker in ATTENDED TEA pregnancies, where to go for Meigs County, will be available Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta medical and social · services, for appointment and coun- Sigma Phi Sorority entertained and just someone to talk to seling during these hours. The with a tea at the sp~cious home when in need. 0HWI Mt . Fr.. ndly phone number is 992-5912. The of Mrs. Jeannette Thomas in When ~ailing the Meigs Care Athens County . Office will Middleport Sunday afternoon Line at 992·7502 the caller is not Be sure to look around at the fine seiection of F~rniture for every "There are always two continue ,to be Qpen Monday honoring their mothers on required to give his or her room m your home and furniture accessories such as tables, lamps, thinQs out for your blood ; through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 Mother's Day. New members name or any other information ptctures, wall dec 0 rati.o ns and wall·to -wall carpet. the I.R . S. and the p.m .. Th phone number is a93mosquitOE!s. On e· can' t be attending were Debbi Buck, unless they desire. All in3375. avoided. the other we have Edie Zirkle, Sandi Sargent, . formation·shared by the caller ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . I Kitchen Mates ,Cosco sl7.65 Step Stools WiJJiam Lynch died on Saturday Sale s11.00 Cosco s16.25 Utility Tables Sale s10.00 Furniture Department, 3rd Floor Bessie Sylvester, and Barbara Logan. is in the strictest confidence. The Meigs Care Line is a ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' The job of p'u tting 'e m up and taking 'em down tan be avoided with self storing storm and screen w\ndows and doQrS _from ·the "FR IENDLY ONES". cTonight & Tuesday Mav 14- lS Double Feature Program · 'THE MINX"· lshowe. xtra.ordinar y exciting " tRatedR) - Pius" RELATIONS:" love story from Den. ' lma1·k . IRatedRl MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Tuesday May 14-15 SHAFT'S BIG SCORE (TechnicOior) Richard Roundtree . ·Moses Gunn Featurette : · l..o'!'e at First Bite, 3 Stooges Show Starts 7 p.m. ;==::::.!~===-=== Enroll ·Now ·! CoUrt , (Continued from Page I) ta the Senate prooe. Caulfield Goes on Leave. Meanwhile, John. J. Caulfield, 44, voluntarily went on "administrative leave" from his Treasury Department job Sunday following a published report he offered a Watergate conspirator executive clemency in ·return for silence. ELBERFELDS IN· POMEROY Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. · EXTENDED OUTLOOK High temperatures In the 60s and lows in the 40s. A chance of showers Wednesday or Thursday, faJt oD Friday. Just Arrived Devon Band event (Continued from Page !') her work. Our New VACATION' CLUB Savings Plan '' MAKE 49 PAYMENTS--'- WE PAY 50th · Our bank turns Your.:savi ngs dollars into a Ski lled labor force . Under our wtde-awake super vision, money in our new Vacation Club sav ing s accounts earns a nice dividend. Th is is the easy way to plan the vacation you ' ve always wanted. Why not stop in for complete details? Do. it now. I ~The wit!e-nwoke bank ·'OJ' makes ttal/soensy.,. c:::::>-----=-' Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO J Member of Federal Reserve !!ystem 520,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor ., Roger E. Brauer was named cosco News . • . in Briefs screens for ." Meigs Local Care Line pens in hands of students Freshman awards of lyres went to Cathv Werrv . Ida Casci. Brenda Bolin. T i na Duffy, Esther Lowery, Teri Owens. Mary Rusche! , Crystal . G_laze, Cindy Glaze, Vicky Manley , Edie Woodard . Faye Reibel, Scott Ftiaser, Tami Hoffman, Cheryl Lehew, Kim Ohlinger, Judy Radford , Carmel Murphy •... Richard Macomber, Sheila 1 Edwards, Lisa Thomas, Tam·i Mowery, Angie Sisson, Debbie Bailey, Jack ie Carsey, Cindy Eads, Marc Fultz, Karen Johnson, Kim Jones. Mona King , Dina Pratt, Teri Ros se ll , Jeff Warner, Desi Jeffers. Ann Whittington , Tammy Of fenberger. Vicky Moore, Jeff Reuter, Vicky Hoffman, Joe Anthony . Dave Cole, Brian Kizzee and Autumn Sayre . Sophomore awards of " M" . letters went to Babs White , Jenny Chapman , Cindy Gar nes, Marcella Charles, Barb Ft.Jitz, Debbie Me Lauahiin. Jov Hayes, Mary Weyers miller, Sharon · Bing, Terry Bumgardner , Carol Lewis , Teresa Burchett, Pam Nottingham, Barb Price, Debbie Priddy, Rose Cqleburn, Joy White, Rayanna Cole, Brenda Will. Linda William s, Rodney Carl. 'Ann Colwell, Rick Couch, Patty Darst, Linda Gerard; Anita KinQ , Brenda Miller, Martha ' McNeal ; Chris Miller, Cathy Osborne, Judy O..Ven, Judy Snowden, Kim Browning, Tim McClure, Jerry M i ller, ~ April Fraser, Dave Moore, ~en Hoffman, Darla Ebersbach, Redenith Blevins, Dana King , and Phil Ohlinger. , Junior awards of medals or charms went to Peggy 0' Brien, J Jan Holter, Sonia Ohlinger, · Susie Jeffers, Debbie Pierce, ' Ingrid Hawley , Christi ne Ba i le y, Mary Krawsczyn , Donna Blev ins, Vicky Clelland, Connie Garnes, Diana Carsey, Ro xie Patterson , Cherie Reuter, Melanie Burt, Barbai-a Anthony ,' Sandy Rusche!, and ~ Tina Nieri. Senior tr ophies went to Julia . Hutchins·on . . Leta Floyd , Brenda Taylor , Donna Francis, Liz Blaettnar, Sharon · Wilson , Shelia McKnight, Patt i Well . Diana Young, Scott Van ' Vranken , Phil Moon , Dennis Glaze. and Njind~ Yo•mg Apparel Choose Soft Jade or Orchid in our newest group of qua I ity De\ljon Polytron Knits. -Fit & Flare Pants - Straight Leg Pants - PI eated Skirts -A-Line Skirts · - Shorts. - Cardigans -. Shirts - Shells Solid Colors and Floral Prints in Sizes 8 to 18 Elberfelds .in.· Pomeroy Free Customer Parking On Second Street and at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse PROMOTED - Raymond Manley, who has served as security officer for five and one-llaU years at AUtens Mental Health Center, was promoted to policeman sUpervisor by order of Governor Johp J. Gilligan effective Ma~ 2. Manley will serve with the department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation at the Athens Hospital. In order ta receive this appointment M;mley completed 262 hours of basic police training . Manley has worked for the Meigs County Sheriff's Department on a part time basis nine years. He is a member of the Fraternal Order of Police where he has held the position of guard the past six years. Manley and his wife and three children reside in Middleport. " ' Streets to get sharing money No reprisals or an)' kind will be taken by or against any participan t in co llec tive bargaining. In the case of teachers, it is s lipulated a teacher does not hHve to belong to the association as a requirement of being employed . No such stipul<ltion is in<.·luded in the agreement with OAPSE. Good faith bargain~ng is defined in both agree.mCnlo; to meHn ''give-and.take ·· communication. that is, that action by . one side deserves a rcsporl:-;e by the other side. When it is determined good faith bargaining is not in fa ct present. _ the agreements a1·e terminated . It is recognized that the board cannot redu ce, bargain, or delegate its legal rc.spon. sihilitics_ Hul cs for co lle ctive bHrga inin g te;tlll:i, submission - ;:;:;:;::::::;:::::=:::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::;.;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;!;!;!::::::~:~:·:~::::::=:=:=:::::::::::::;::;::::::;;!!"(.:::::!;!;.;:;;:. W . ~ ~ - Meigs employs a winner i.:l ~ ~~~ M ~ I ~ ~ ~ ;~ In 1965, Roger E. Brauer was named Ohio Coach of the Year by United Press International after his Urbana :~ ~:: h Hllltoppers capCured the UP! posHournament rating poll by ·a large margin. .::l :~; Brauer's '65 squad made it to the Class AA (now AAA 1 regional finals before bowing out with a 24al mark. In four years at Urbana, Brauer 's teams compHed an impressive 89a8 mark. He Is a graduate of Struthers High School and Findlay ~~ N :~; :::: ;;~ )) ;:;: ~.: ~.l ~: College. He went to Urbana In 1950 from Columbus Grove in Putnam County, and in 1954, asswned the head football coaching job at Urbana. He coached bulb sports uotll 1963 at Urbana. Brauer believes Jn hard work, knowledge cf fun~ damentals, and fine <:ondJtionlng programs. ~· :,; :::: ~~~~ ;~;~; :;?; ::!~ h~o ~~ :-;.. ~=~ ~ ;:::. .~:.~.j ~~ :;:J !;~: ~=~ :~* ~~:::=!~:::::::;::=:::::::::::::::::::!::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::: :::::::::::::;:;::::~~ or issues, procedures with both These will detml later. Foll owing and bargaining were established empl oye' groups. be publis hed in re commendations from Mr.· Hargraves the folluwing teachers were hired on one year contracts: Carol /\nn Ohlinger, Vicki Ge~lman . Deborah Hill Roush and Donna (Continued on page 8) • enttne " Middleport council voted matter. Monday nigh.t ta spend its The discussion brought out entire federal revenue sharing that the permissive auto . lh•voted To The lntere.<L< funds of $4,297 for the first six license tax would, if pot into months of 1973on improvement effect, bring in about $10,000 a year. Council and May or of town streets. VOL. XXV NO. 22 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY . The action followed a long Zerkle indicated that the entire discussion on the pros and cons proceeds would be earmarked of a permissive auto Ucense tax for s treet maintenance and with several residentJ; of the improvements. While such a community. tax would not be collectible Twice council has passed until next year when .auto Th o Rev. Audry ~iller, · Rev. Roy W. Ca r ~r and . the Univcr~ity', as spea ker. The legislation to put \he auto lice nse tags are sold, it Was license tax of $5 per vehide . poinkd out that the villa ge pastor of the Middl epo rt Rev. Robe rt R. Ca rd . hand , dire c ted by Dwight into effect and twice the matter could borrow adequate funds to Church of the Nazarene, will Com mencement for thi s 1Goins, will prov ide lhe m'usic.· . has been taken to the voters repair and rasurface stfeets if deliver the baccala ureate year'!:i senior cl;~ ss will be held C l<~ !:i:i presi dent. Andr ew throughreferendwn action and the. tax were put into effect. a ddress to the 208 seniors Of at8p.m. next Tuesday withDt. Vaughan , will prese nt the lost. Total c ost of resurfacing all of Me igs High School at B p.m. Sa muel Goldttlan, dean of ttle ,-,pcakcr and Hoyt Allen of the Recently, howeve r , the the town's streets ha s been Sunday ·in the Meigs High co ll eg.e of e du ca tion , Ohio Pomeroy Chur ch of Christ will Middleport Chamber of estimated 1at about $120,000. School gymna'sium . ;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: gi v c t h e i n v oc<.1 t i on an d The Mei gs Chorale directed Commerce voted to endorse The discussion brought out that . bened iction . James 1\. . Diehl CAPE KE:qNEDY tUPI) Jr ., hi gh sc hool prin cipal, will the auto license tax and a letter it probably would not be by Mrs. Christine Guthrie will ' The power-short Sky lab space] presen L the clttss to George of endorsement was read to ne.c essary to· refUrface all present several selections and staticn ran into serious new Harg r aves, .Jr ., di std ct other minis ters t;lki ng part in coWJcil last night. streets in a given year . troubles ~oda~ . when it st~ rted. s up e rinten de nt, .who will ·Dale Dutton and Manning Allen Lee King, a guest, and the service will inc1ude the nverheatmg m orbit, ra1sing ,1 , ·d ·th 1· 1 Kloes of the chamber of Councilman William Walters · I r. wa1 e { 1p Oil laS • ii. ew .problems for· the launch u Members of the Mei gs Hi gh FENDERS BENt canimerce relayed the serr--- indicated they believe the auto Its f1rst three a!!itronauts. (Continued 011 p;.~ ge' 8 ) Sheriff Robert C . .Hartiment of the C of C. license tax has gone down in The crewrnen, Cbarle:-; Dutton said the chamber is defeat twice before when taken tenbach's Dept. investigat~d a "Pete" CoDrad, Joseph P. strongly in faVor of the tax to the voters because the voters fender bender Monday at 4:40 Kerwin & PaUl J. Weitz, Dew measure as a way of providing were not informed that the p.m . at the junction of SR 75 J<rost warnin gs tonig ht. hack to Houston to help flight street improvements. Kloes proceeds would be used exM and 76 in Salisbury Twp, John Partly cloudy and cool today palnners attempt to salvage said the $5 additional tax per elusively for street main- W. Thompson, Rutland was and Wednesday . Hi gh today in. what they can from the waiting at stop sign When a car the mid 50s to the mid 60s: vehicle is ·a minor matter in tenance. mission. The overheating comparison to the damages Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer driven by Mabel G. O'Brien, Highs Wednesday in the Hils. apparently developed from the Frost toni ght with lows in lhe which would be incurred loa said the village is getting Rutland, who had pulled onta loss of the space stati,ol!'s thin 76, backed up and struck car hitting a hole in the road, additional money through the :Jos. aluminum mcteorl d shield Tho'mpson's vehic le . There throwing the car out of state income tax and the EXTE:NIJED OUTUJOK . during launch Monday. The align~n:ent or ruining a tire. He . federal revenue s haring was light damage to both Cuul with H chance of shield was coated with special also cited civic pride in program. They s ug ges ted vehicles. No citation was shuwcrs Thursday and again s un-reflecting paint. issued. providing good streets in the lhese additional funds be used about Sa turda y. Highs town, a factor, he said which for street improvement.. Clerk· majnly in the ~Os and lows in would ··encourage shoppers as Treisurer Gene Grate said the upper· 30s and 40s. weU as new residents to settle that while state in come tax in Middleport. moneY is now coming into the Several residents attending town, sales tax receipt.. are off, John K. Smith, Jr., 56, for- · ~st night's meeting spoke so the actual incr ease per year me r Middleport resident a nd against a property assessment is about $3,600. He also said wellMkn own business leader, of which a spokesman for the that village operations are Medina, died earl y Monday at chamber recently said could be varied and that, perhaps, all th e Medina Communi ty put into effect for street im- federal revenue sharing funds Hospital. What 's ex pected to be the .1 biggest Big Bend H.egatt.a in ·p rovements and could not be should not go in one direction. Mr . Smith waS\he son of the history will be ki cked off on taKen to the voters by There was discussion on late John K. Smith, Sr. , and Friday, June 15 ~i;ith a huge referendum. Most of these whether or not a pr.operty Mrs. Beulah B. Smith, who paradf,!. <:~ ccor din g to Jim Mces same residents, however, assessment could be sub.iect to resides in Middleport. Mr. and Dwi,ght Goi.ns, coindicated they favored the auto referendum vote . Brewer Smith was born on Jan . 20, 1917 chairmen, who said today tha t li ce nse tax. asked officialu to check with in Middleport. so far five b~nds hav~ agreed Bob Fisher asked Mayor the solicitor on the matter • He first seryed as vice to appear in the event. John Zerkle if the village is before going ahead wlth any pres identror several years and More than 50 bands ha ve considering the assessment assessment. Others attending then as president of the Imbeen contacted aild invited Lo method. Zerkle replied that he were of the opinion that the perial Electric Co. in Akron . appear. GoinS, band director at did not know - that they would assessment method is not He was influential in lhe Meigs Hi gh School, said the have .to make a decision on that (Continued on page 8) establishing the co mpany 's problem with many bands is tha t many of the studenl'S are out of town in Jun e. Mees saill JOHN K. SMITH he ha d been c~nta cted by two ' bell known drum a nd bugle operatiOn in Middleport. ·Mr . corps., i.lnd. scxeral ma rc hing Smith was presiden t for two groups from northern Ohio who years, of lhe Pure Oil Co, truck · eXpressed interest in taking stop 1 Akr ~n. on State Route n part. West which is near Lodi . He Many local floals are exalso se rved several ' yea rs for pected to tie entered this yea r . several companies a,s an ar· Mecs <.~nd Go ins are asking for bitfator. entries in, the parade, which Surviving are his wife, Ruby will begin a l Gp.m. on the 15th, Fleener Smith ; his mother , of and' travel non- sto p from Middlep ort i three sisters, Mrs. Middleport .lo Pomeroy . Every Vincent (Emma Jean ) Dabo, group taking part in this yea r 's Pomeroy ; Mr s. · Charles ( Viviene ) Bing , Piane llas Park, Fla 'l and ·Mrs. Nathaniel (Beulah Eee J Ha rm on, Erie, Pa .; several nieces and HENRY KINCAID .,. nephew s and greql-nleces and SIMONTON R1\ CINE - a·aCcalaureate nephews. and q>mmencement for South· Funeral services wiU be held e rn fi igh School 's 1973 . THREE' PROMOTED -- Three promotions announced at the Philip Sporn Plant at New . at 2 p.m. Thursday at the graduating cl.asS will be held Haven have moved David R . Simonton, Maintenance Foreman, to Performanc~ Supervising Rawlin gs-Coats Funeral Home Sund ay in Ra ci ne. Engineer; Earl E. Henry, Jr., Maintenance Engineer, ta Maintenance Foreman, and Robert L. with the Rev. F:rnest Egger s of Baccalaureate for the 54 Kincaid, Engineer B, to Maintenance Engineer. ·Akron officiating. Burial will se ni or.s will be held .at 2 p.m . Simonton is a native of Cabell County, W. Va., a graduate engineer, who resides in New be in Riverview Cemetery. Sunday with the Rev . Howa rd Havef1, with his wife, two sons, and one daughter. Henry, born in Clifton, W. Va., has completed Friends may t:all at the funeral Shiveley deliverin g the ser-. courses in Engilleering and Business Administration at West Virginia University and Marshall home from 7 to 9 tonight, from mon , " Ailning · a ·l..ittle University. He is married imd hhs. five daughters. The family resides in Point Pleasant. Kin· 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 on Wed· · Hi gher''. Sharon Dra ke a nd caid, a native of Montgomery. W. Va., graduated from West Virginia Institute of Technology nesday and until the tim"'C of. th e Denise Cross, members of th e . with an Associate of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Kincaid resides in Ma son, r r ursday se rvices. graduali Qg class/ will give the West Virginia with his wife and son. Of The Meil{s-MU.<on Area MAY 15, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS Meigs to graduate 208 -1 Weather . . John K. Smith Jr. dies THREE SPECIAL AWARDS were given to instrumental student.'! the first time at th< Mei gs High SchOol Band Banquet Saturday night. From the left are Melanie Burt, a junior, winner uf the Arion Foundation Award ror the most outstanding ·musical talent; ' Patti Well, senior , winner of the John Phillip Sousa award for musicianship and becOming person.1l ch:Jracteristics ; Liz Blacttnar, senior, the award for the most improved musician during th e !"lSI year , and Director Dwight Goins. The Sousa award was provided by the New York Clothing HouSe . Receiving a .special award also, a drum majorette trophy , was Julia Hutchison. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchison . .Biggest ·parade expected parade will be given a cer. ti ficatc m1d many of the win n cr~ Of the different categories wi lJ be given· trophies. The trophies will be give n lo the winners of each float category. · Th e categories are hc:-;t theme fl oa t, Hhe theme is " A Good Place To be in 7:J'' ), best c·omm~rcicll rloal , best non- com mcrcit.~l float , be st re li gious fl~at, and best frog fl oat. All fl oats, walking units, mar ching uni t'!, antique ca rs, chce rl ct.~ d e r :-;, qu ee ns,. and organizations are invited to a pp_e ar . Everyone is asked to clip the coupon below or to pick up an entry coupon· fr om the Chamber of Commerce offi ce in the court house . and serd. it to Jim Mecs, c-o WMPO Radio, Box 71 Middleport, Ohio as soon as possi ble. The deadline for en try will be Wednesda y, June . 13th. All or g<Jnizations in the fri-county area are urged to take part in the 1973 regatta parade . I!17:1 ltEGA1'TA PAHADE ENTHY FORM 01\GANIZATlON• - - - - - - - - ADD ltESS ----------------- CATEGO ltY-FLOAT llANO - - - WALKING GROUP - - -MARCHING GROUP - - - ANTIQUE CAR 1101\SE Dean has ·lh of bid . WASHINGTON (UP!) Apparently satisfied that ou s ted presidential coun sel John W_ Dean has crucial inM formation io share, the Senate. Water gate committee agreed unanimously today to ask the courts to grant him partial immWlity fi'Om p'I-osecution for his testimony before the group. The committee, at it.. last _, ' in vocation and lhe benediction, res pectively . Music will be by the Southern High School Choir and Gregory Donohew will intr otluce.the spea ker . · Commenceme nt will be at 8 . p.m . with Dr. Sam Smi th of Rio Grande College s pc<.~king on ' the topic, " Heroes Are Made Not Born' '. Palridi1Sayre will givf! the salutatory address ·a nd th,e valedictory .::~ddress will be presented, by Judi Roberts . . • -- . Two exercises Sun~ay ., I social studies, mathematics morale in both stafrs, certified head basketball coach of Meigs omd physical education . ~nd non-certified, is necessary High School and collee tive In 1965 Brauer was named for such quality education. bargaining agreements with UPl 's Ohio CO(ICh of the y~ar in Both agree that the board is the Mei gs Local Teachers what is now AAA responsible to provide such Association and Chapter t7 of classification. He has had three L>ducation. OAPSE were approved by the district ,championships. and The board a~reed with both Meigs Local Board of: one regi onal championship groups that their organizations Education Monday night. that took him to the state are constituted bargaining Brauer was hired upon the tournament. He has e0<1ched agents, and thal the board will recommendat~on of .Supt. two undefeated basketball not bargain with any other George Hargraves. Hargra\•es teams and two undefeated organ izations in both cases so said 48 persons applied for the football teams as a head coach. lo111g as the or ganizations have position and 26 were inBrauer's wife , Alice. serves paid n ~e mber sh ip s totaling terviewed. as a substitute tea cher . They more than 50 pd. of the total Brauer, 45, graduated from have three childre n. Vicki , a employes of the bargaining Struthers, Ohio High School .in junior: Roger Jr ., <;~ ninth . units. 1945. He received his B. A. g rader , and a daughter. Emphasis is placed in both degree from Findlay College in Pamela, a sevenU1 grader . He agreements on good faith 1959 and his masters degree in is a tea cher at K.i ngs Mills and barg::tining and attaining the secondary a dmi nistration from resides in Mainville, Ohio nea r objective- a quali ty education Xavier University in 1967. He Cincinnati. _,__ through a cooperative spirit also received additional c redits The ba rgaining agree ments by all parties. The ag ree n1ents from Bowling G_reen. Miatrii reco~ nize in principa I thHt the will J.crminate if the empl o)•ee University and No rthwestern primary purpose of the schoo l assoc ialions and-or (its State Universit.Y in Oklahoma. district is to provid e a high mernbeJ'$ engage in an illega l Brauer is certified to teach qu al ity education and that good strike. Steven Yon)(.er · will int_roduce th e s peaker and , Charles Manuel and Debra Nelson, all members ol the g ra<j~ating class, will give the invocation and benediction, respectively . Supt. Ralph M. Sayre will prese nt the c lass with Den.nie ijill, president of the b~rd of ed ucatioQ, prese ntin g the diplOmas. Graduates of the · (Continued on page ~) sch. edu~ed meeting before opening televised public hearings Thursday, also voted unanimously to seek an imM munity order .for a mystery witness whose name has never before been mentioned publicly in eor:tne~tiOn with the scandal -- Roy Sheppard. Chairman Sam J. Ervin, ON. C., and Vice C!lairman Howard H. Baker, Jr., . R· Tenn ., refused to o~herwise identify Sheppard or describe his role in the case. The partial immunity grant for Dean would protect him from being prosecuted for anything he told the comniittee relating to the Watergate case. It would not , hQwever, shield hini from prosecution ror anything developed by prosecutors independent of the committee · - ·alth ough the legal asperLS of such pTosecution would becotne cotp.plicated once partial immunity had been granted. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1973 lynch