https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d41993bceda62b2a1d119911f8d6bcc.pdf ec8873bb4de7f94a099fa8ec3ef56340 PDF Text Text Houdashelt home haven for 12 cuddly kittens BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH What 's cuddly, aHeetionate, playful, and soft to the touch ' A kitten. or course! With kittens, like people, there's an overpopulation problem . Good homes for pels are at a premium as more and more signs, newspaper ads, and swap shop announcements .,.. plead for homes for the infant felines . Page 32 - Regatta Section " Free Kittens/' says ~he sign The Athens County at the Houdashelt home on Grant St., Middleport. Freddie and her mother, Mrs . Harry Houdashelt, have an even dozen, all available lor "adoption." Takers can have •a..n ·r.. th eir choice. A white one Felicia Ames, consultant for perhaps, or one that 's yellow or Friskies Re sea rch Center • spotted, or a black one . describes how cats are used in Besidesmakmggood pel.ol for Yucca Valley , Calif . to sol"e children and adu ll.>l, there's rattler problems. still another in ce ntive for When cats were brought to adding a cal to the family . Yucca Valley, snakes simp ly Did you know that there is disappeared ! The s nakes some basis to believe that eats didn 't attack the cats, neithor and sna kes don't mix ' did the cats go near U1c sna kes . Curious when she saw a Apparently the two just can' t snake move toward her a nd a abide one another. In Yueca man with a hoe , instead of Valley , anyway, snakes leave; toward a cat nearby which was cats stay. standing perfectly still, Another story Mi ss Ames Freddie did some research . related in ·•rat F'ancy" is She found that using caLl to about an antique dea ler in the ward orr snakes is nothing new lulls of Kentucky who got in infested rattlesna ke country. herself a dozen cats to help An ~rticle in !(Cat Fancy/' by sOI\'c her sna ke problems . In sidwalk stri kes a note o( terror • better get yourself a ca t. And as we sai d , the Houda shelt s have a dozen cudd ly, affectionate, playful kittens ready foe adoption into good homes, and , incidentally, they 're litter trained . one sunun cr the 17 snakes which had slivCI'Cd in were gont\ and sl1c hasn 't seen one FREDDIE HOUDASHELT'S playful kittens, left , delight Amy and Matthew Erwin, children of Mr. and Mrs Don Erwin. · since getting the cats. Mei gs County can hardly be described as snake country . However , if one tiny ga rden slia ke slit herin g along th e en tine 5 Pet. per year paid on Regular Passbook S.wlngs. No Minimum. lntere.s t from date of deposit to date of withdrawal. Interest com· pounded quarterly. Interest paid as long as an open account is maintained. 53!• Pet. per year on one year' Certificate of Deposit. $!1,<1Uo,uu Minimum. Interest Payable Quatterly. 90 day · interest penalty if cashed before malurlty. 111 The hp. Devoted ToDTiae l~f 17ae Meig1-Ma10n Area VOL. XXV NO. 42 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1973 Court hacks racial standard TEN CENTS THE TRADITION OF ROSES for the "star" was carried out at the annual Mid-Pam SchJMll of Dance recital Tuesday night. Mrs. Judy Jncobs Fraser, instructor, was presen ted roses and :-1 gift from st udent.<;. She not only headed last night's production but :lppcarce.l in an excellent toe routine. Sec story on Puge B. New cease fire accord signed " WASHINGTON ( UP! ) - A U.S. Court of Appeals Tues<tay barred fedel'al funds to elemen· tary and · secondacy schools ,throughout much of. the country unless they desegregate . The appeals court also gave public colleges in 10 states another 10 months tci end racial segregation before the govern· ment must start action to cut off their federal aid . The decisions - uph olding lower court rulings- were made Tuesday by the U.S . Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. On Feb. 16, U.S, District Judge John S. Pratt ruled that the Department of Health, Education and Welfa re must begin proceedings to cut off federal funds to both public sc hools and institutions of higher education which do not comply with federal desegregation standards. The eight-judge appeals panel said Judge Prall's order was "unassailable" as to the schools but that the college level institutions need more time to comply. "... We are mindful tha l desegregation problems in colleges and universities differ widely from those in elementary and secondary schools and PHONE 992-2156 .;:::::·:::~=·=·:::~:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::·:·:::·:·:-;.. Demon rum figures heavily in police business of May Driving peace talks - for the cer,emony that bore a marked resemblance to the fir !:!l si~ ning four months ago. It was a reluctant South Vietnam. Presidcrlt Nguyen Van 1'hicu ha s sHid ri o signing wa~ necessary because Saigon had no t violated the original agreement. But in ttlC end lw bowf•d to v. S: economic pressure ahd decided to go along with the cere mony, diplomati c sources repo•·tcd 1n Saigon. SinCe the original Jan. 27 truce wrJr has continued to rava ge South Vietn:-1m iJIHJ each sifh.blamed the other for U1e thousands of c-ease-fire violation s which ha ve d<limed more thou s;mrb of lives when there was su pposed to be peace after nearly three decades of war . President Nixon ordered Kc~s i nger back to Paris for more ta lks with Th o, suspcmkd min e sweeping of lhe North Vietnamese har~ors, brok e off talks on rmstw<:~r U.s. cconon Jic c1id to l·l;1 i1 oi and mounted an intensive bombing campaign in CambodirJ. This time the agreement ~~ ~ uppo1-i t.' d to bring peace to Ca mborlia too . . A Communist spokesman said the communique worked out in a. hist two-hoUr scssiu1'1 . tmJay between Ki ssinger and Tho close ly resembled the H-poinl pl;m made publi c in Saigon Tuesd;.Jy ca lling for an effective cease-fire, the first step in nwking ·it biflll! ng. The rour ptwtics ~ere c;.dl•·tl in for the 4 p.m . ( 1J a .m .EbT).. sign ing ceremony ilm1 1t W!lS £illnounccd NorttJ Vi ctmuHcsc officia ls would sign the fina l docWl]enls at 7 p. m. (noon EDT 1. Ann Grimes h-eads Heritage day cast *; News•• zn Brzefs!;t in- :;:: ~;~; ;:;: ~~~~ ;:;; :;:: $4,721 to improve school libraries · The Mei gs Local Sc hoo l District ha s received a grant of $4,72 1 fr om the Division of Fede1•al Assisl<!ncc, to be used for the purchase of library materials, under Tille fl . !':SEA. Mei gs Local 's appli cation provided that the money would be di vided amo ng the elemeni<J ry buildings and the juni or high on a per pupil basis · on an app roximate division as fo ll ows : Meigs Junior High, $1, 1'11 ; Pomeroy, $9{)8 ; Middleport, $681; Rutland , $567; Salisbury, Three bids to update and m odernizin g pia t book s showing property ownership in Meigs County were received Tuesday by the Meigs County Board of Comm issioners. The bids, covering a wide range from a financia l stand· point, were submi tted by Allied Apprai sa l, Cincinnati , $130,000; Surveys Unlimited , Cable, $7.1,335, and the Rightof-Way Co., Marietta, $24,950. The commissioners will study the bids and make an award later. The board appointed James E. Roush, Racine, to serve on the executive co mmittee for the Buckeye Hill sHocking Valley Regional Deve lopment or. ga nization with co mm iss ioners Robert Clark and album notes . IL>l .litle is , "Ohi o singers and play ers . .Mrs. Slate Ballads: Histor y Gr im es is a n Ar chivi st-atThrough folk so ngs : Ann Lar ge for the li brary' s Grimes , with Dulcimer ." National Federation of Music The Library of Congress is Club~ ' Folkmusic Archives. duplica ting her important Ann Grimes ha s received tape-recordings of traditional . !Continued on Page 8) } .' :;f;. :;:;· ~~~~ :;:; ;:;: f:.:;;:;;;::::;::::;:::;:::::::;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ; ::::::::.;·:::::::::::::: ~:;:;:;:::;:;:;: ::::::;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::;:;::::::::i;~~ $408 ; Bradbury, $295 ; Salem Ce nter $28.1, and Harr isonville, $261. The remainder of the grant would pay for transportation of materials pur chased. '!'he application also stipulated that approximately one third of all funds would be spe nt in the area of remedia l reading materials. This money will help bring schoo l libraries of the distl'icl up .to dale with new reading materials for the children, school administrators said. ·Plat bids offered Two charged in .manJuana case 1 clos~ly dleport poli<•c during May. ' A<-cording to Pollee Chiel J. J . Cremeans, 13 11f the 38 arrests mudc by his department were charg~d. with in toxication and IQ with driving while intoxicated. Other arre~;ts and lhc number charged with the offense In. dudt~ d : assured clea r dis~nce, three- running red li ght , rcsisling arreSl, two cachi one ea·ch for lollowing too closely; orJt•ratlllg a vollicle wHhout regard for safety; intllrtJJ)Cr tJ:u•king ; assa ult und ba ttery; dlstur·bing tlw . peace; fig hting. One cuse was trru1sferrcd to county court ;md charges Wl!r~ dropped In one instam·e. The chic( reported 11 accidents In town dllring May. Parking mclcr receipts were $1,J36.50. The poHce cruiser was driven :J,652 miles. Florida, Georg ia, Louisiana, Mary land , Miss issippi, Nor th Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Virginia . The sc hools in question are more than 200 school systems A highlight of Heritage una ccustomed area ." ioca led in some of these sa me Sunday afternoon staged by the The college level institutions states plus De laware, Kentuck- Meigs County Museum during involved are in Arkansas, Y, Missouri, South Ca rolina , Regatta Weekend fr om 11 a.m . Tennessee, Texas and West to 6 p.m ., will be Ann Grimes, Virginia . folk sin ger , lecturer and en1'""'''~::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ; :·:;:·:··-::-:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~;:;::::;::;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.:;: ;::): In New York, Jack Green- tertainet. berg, direc tor-counse l of the An authority on the musical NAACP Legal Defense Fund, heritage of midwestern applauded the ruling and said it. Am e rica and one of the .;.;. By United Press International .. means that what he ca lled a region's leadi ng collector LAS . VEGAS, NEV. - NEWSPAPER publisher Hank "political determination " . by performers, Mrs. Grimes is an Greenspun told the Internal Revenue Service Tuesda y there is the Nixon administration not to expert in the lo r e 'a nd "no way" the government will get his private files on Howard enforce the ban on federal techniques of the plucked, folk Hughes, even if he goes to jail for his defiance . " I told them I had funds to segregated schools has dulcimer. At her home in not produced the documents and I would not produce the been overruled by the courts. Granville, Ohio, she ha s the documents, " Greenspun said, emerging from a meeting with IRS " This ought to mean that the world's largest collection of . agents that lasted less than an hour. The IRS subpoenaed his files . pace or school desegregation these rare, home-m~:tde inon Hughes following a reference in the Senate Watergate will begin ;o pick up ," he said . struments . hearings to confidential files in the safe of Greenspun, publisher Ann Gr imes' lecture of the Las Vegas Sun . recita ls reflect the midw.e st's Creenspun was ordered to appear at the local IRS office history through ballads and today and turn over his files on Hughes, the mysterious so ngs which she has collec~ billionaire who once lived in seclusion atop a hotel hete and has •• from families , many of which, millions of dollars invested in Nevada, to agents of the IRS like her own, have been in tne Special Task Force, which carr ies out crimina l investigations. Two defendants , Eric Ritter area since pioneer times . She Greenspun said he was ready to go to jail rather than relent " if and Rebecca Chatfield, -sings hundreds of the se from that is the alternative. Pomeroy Roue 4, were memory, se lecting her " We are protected by the lsi Amendment," he said. " ! .released on bond Tuesday illustrations for individual believe that IRS always has taken the position that they arc following their arrest by the occasions and audience inabove the United Slates Constitution ." depar tment of Sheriff Robert terest, accompanying herself Hartenbach on a charge of on th e du lcimer in unacTALLAHASSEE, FLA. - AN ARCHEOLOGIST who possess ion and cultivation o~ companied "old-style ." recovered the bones of Florida's first residenl>l fr om an unmarijuana , The " Voice of Ameri ca" and derwater cave said today the relics are proof that promitive man Sheriff Harlenbach, me mthe America n· Association of lived wi th '- and probably hunted - mastodon and saber:tooth bers of his department, and Ed uca tiona I Broadcasters tigers in North America . two officers fr om the Athens ha ve re corded her performDr. Wilburn S. Cockrell, the bearded young scientists. who Police Department, made the ance for radio and television on l'ecoveo ed the bones Feb. 5 from warm mineral springs of arresl>l Mondy. The pair will which she frequently makes ·North Port Charlotle,said the bones are about 10,250 years old appear before Judge Frank W. 1 '1ive" appearances . She has give or take a century. That would put the early Florida Indians Porter in the Meigs County · been in many folk festiva ls. in the late archaic or early paleo-Indian period on the arCourt Friday. The sheriff's A long-play commercial cheological timetable. department said 550 marijuana recording , released by Folkplanl.>l were pulled and stored ways , features her as a folk CINCINNATI - A JUDGE RULED Tuesday .that high school (Con tinued on Page Bl for evidence in the case. singer, collector, and writer of ' £ollowcd agreement wm·ked out by Henry A. Kissinger und Hanoi 's Lc Due Tho to bring a "~t ri d ar id gathered once mofe in th e Kleber Avenue 'conference hall ~- site of lhe long , drawn-out Pari:-i that HEW admittedly lacks experience in deali ng with them," the court sa id. It said HEW "must carefully assess the significance of a variety of new factors as it moves into an intoxi~atcd PARIS (UPI ) - The four orig inal warring pa r ties of South VictJJa iiJ signed today another scrupulous implementation ''·of the Jan . 27 ceHse-fir c agreement that was supposed to huvc cndcll the fighli,ng in Vietnam. Rep,·esenta tives of the United Stales, North Vietnam, South Vietnam and the Viet Cong PAUL CASCI, MIDDLEI'()RT Postmaster and active in the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion., was presen ted this atlracti\'e plaque at Eighth District American Legion Convention in Lithopolis Sunday in recognition of his work as distriCt chairman of the 1972 "Gifts for the Yanks Who Gave " program . The program ca rried out by the Am eri can Cegion is designed primarily to provide year-round remembrances Jor hospitalized veterans. Casci was chairman of the program in the district in 1972 and ha s served in the capaci ty a number _of limes over past years. The Eighth District under Casci's cha irman ship went 418.2 percent over qu ota during the past year. while toxication aN the principal offenses detected by Mid- CATCH AND HOLD Middleport Chief of Police J . J . Cremeans today adviSed residents who sec' d ogs tearing up their garde n or running thro ugh their property to restrain the dog and call the dog ·wal'den. Warden Ours to serve as official county representatives . ·The board approved the attendance of Judge John C. Bacon to a judicial conference in Chill icothe on June 15. Bills were approved for payment. Attending were commi ssi oners Ours, Clark and Henry Wells , County Engineer Waller Buehl , and cle rk Martha Chambers. Weatht'r Partly cloudy and cooler today with chance of thundershowers ex trem e south . High in 70s and low 80s . Clear and cooler tonight, low in the 50s. Thursday sunny and high from mid 70s to low 80s. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Wednesday was 74 degrees under cloudy skies. Vterans Memorial Hospital ·Discharges Bernard Rogers, Lucy Kim , Marvin Pullin, Susan. Knight, Charles Barnhart, Michael Van Meter • Nora Reuter, l>'lark Gilkey, J~sse Cottrill and Margaret Hammack. �Z- Tt,., Da1ly Sent mel Middleport i'om" o• 0 June II 1971 EDITORIALS Rail roadbeds ore in sad/ sad shape So bad Is th ~ d e t {'JI0 13 t tOII o f tt ad ;s tnd 1 u 1dhu.l s on th e natwn s 1 a1h oads th It rt e J l(!t: q 1 tht \ ol ~l"\ r t 3 1 '\m t1ak r outt' s ha s dec linf.! d to tlu pom t \\ hut ~ l m )s f thfo 3 RAY CROMLEY It's apathy that leads to scandals & tHINGS Helen Help Us. • • BY PAUL lh lit lt•n Hottel CRABTREE F1rteen ye~rs Or so •go you couldn t turn on your h teleVISion 11 e ••thou! runnmg mto a Western T ey were au onl\ people 'litho Ytiii! Jde IIal!b Ute pI SS holcll~t s ratl!o:~d 1 '*' '"h pnmle I\ 1 ~1 11 \t I ())I 1 NJ A 1 f'tllhu s1a sts and those Ytilh tn tlJso lnll mt.n ta ll r 1 h\ Sit;'l l over t e p nee"' ~ nJ OY'"" ~ a fad that has seldom been equaled fn Revenge l.s Not the Ans"er Poli lu . . I!-. \\ha l ' m tkc 1 1 1 upt II r 1 t :-i l lily O(Wn a\eJswn towatd au tta\ el Dear Helen TV htstory • d stru.gi i!J r\\tf l \ fJi illt 1 1 1 p tttl m ttl t"lh 1\ dt And pt e s mnabl ) on e oth c t c Itt gm ' - m c mbe1s uf lh e f entlf' ul til t: 1 J,:l l ~ o i Lb <JII Ill "< 11 mrih H .., Som t were g•ood 1 H"... ve Gun Will Travel may have been Jhe My husb><nd told me about an affa1t he was hav1ng and Nationa l Assoc1atwn of Rruhoad t J ssc t ge r s \\ huse c.: II 111 All 01 us kno" rn ... l m( ("s ' ' rt upt , 1 I ' 111 -.m and n comes to refu sed to stop scemg the woman saying 1 had HCcused h1m so besl) an d same were goshawlul r Yancey Demnger be man Anth on) Ha S\\ €' 11 m ade !he aho \ c c ha Jgf 1l flu (l nu· 1t dd lw g n 1r O\\ 1 c r nun 11 "" \ 1,., th \q di) n tlh oft en he lmally deelded to prove r was n ght mmd at once J But whatever else they may have en they •ere NARP s annual meet111 g 1 fe \'1- \\- eek:s tgu n~ ab 1 !hrm \\ shr lJ.: ur sli tid t " md s 1\ fh <Jt s- pol He taunted me about her looks and personahly At f1rst I plenllful ltl< s Or \ H s I \ \ \ t ( d) n n •g Ill M ltll( ( f f !Up t l ll !-1 He cJted u nnmbeJ of 1mpo Jt u t r outts -C h !Cag:~ I out s II •d up ll t s( II( nt v sl 1 I u 11 11 u ... ' ' r ng I 1g n ll n Now lhe y are gone with only the everlastmg Gunsmok e thought he was makmg her up but th en she sta rted ealhng ville Ch1cago NeY. Orlea ns L ilt ~.: ago Den'"e ' - tha t a n~ al l\ plagued b, sttet ches \\It/ sloYt md eJ!'i IHn lt ng II a n:s I hat s when he cooled down although he still enroyed havmg two still penciled mto the networ ks fall pnme lime schedule Smcve<:~t sb t k fiJil f' tfJ.:It s'i lild J ~ t JJ (t lnlV 'H Hf to speed s of 30 Oltl es an ho111 01 l t!S~ \\Omen ftght over hJm Goodbye Wagon lram Fa rewell to the Rebel So long Wyatt b<It pol! ! < •I p 1 t u HJ.:Ul u 1\ .... n VI tr ' IJ\ hi hlll,L: po r Pa s~ en ge r tr aw sched J l~:;: O\ cr t hese r outcs at e s1g nlf F'ma lly l flied lor d1vorce All of a. sudden now my husband Ear p They went thataway uned tl(d \ ! ( / S \\ Jtl<~pnl < l rttiJ fh J IH I \\IHI ~ Vtr cant!) slower tha n 111 \ ea r s pas t In som e cases fa r says he loves only me and wants to start over Frankl) 1 hked many of the Weste rns which have been 1 t ook t "111 t hl' 1 vor. s \t p u t\ II H tins,! "- 11 s w t~ d<: SIO\I.E.'! fe 1dtd \lo!L h I he otlnrs d< t s wt mtJsl fh cre are shll remnants of love left m me but I can t gel called Amenca s rnorahly plays They weren t great drama Becau s~ of h ac k cu d t1 o n ~ nn ch of the mone ) spe nt But wh ~ n onf' of the tw p u t r ... c me< 1 nt t1 .a.:atht rctl ttu over the hate I feel lor th1s low tatlung woman who caused me so or first rate entertamment and they ce rtamly were predictable on A.mtt ak ts ~c:t ua !l \ "ast('d ll .:tswcll ~:~:sser t~d I f ta I mor 1l str eng t h l p u t <J s t 1 It Ull s p r <H t c c 11 Jt s w 1 many heartaches l have found out where she hves and I dnve bull or lazy.;,vemng v~ewmg fare not bad at all pa ssenget ~eJ \H.:e ts to attJad pl iJ on a~r In co mp el 1 ur r<.~nk s I t a nd bt I nltl Jt " or Ill! ll' Xt (I ng 1 '> 'i lOn a! J<J<<: ' by there somet1mes even stop and stare wtshtng I could get up Now we are peopled w1th a plethora of s1tuatwn comedies w1th othe1 mari es of tJ~n ~puJt~U o n he add ed \.\. Jth t 1 wh ch 1t hcHI r t b <' n b!( t ' a t 1m p!r s/ n U (' pnvrous 40 ye trs nerve to walk 111 and scratch her eyes out or worse assa1lable logJC w ell ma1nt a n~: d 11 ack and 1 oadbed ... detectives •nd pohcemen m every gu1se 1magmable and - most ' ab solute!) esse nt1a l lh ~ 1s not tt JH m ~t \ Hl lry wit h 1110 11 1 1v lt1 s to 11 ~ ~ •• r s1t at home and dream of revenge Helen should l try It of all - mOVIeS 1 tlc that f enough "ork crs tlttcrm nr to d£ r.v.. I\ \I. HI il l<' NA.RP I ws mnom te d a campmgn t o seck vast m agam w1th my husband leehng the way I do or take my famdy s The pendulum has swung too far the other way and I hereby •• ga ltty II c Jn he d nmatetl n tt c 1 1 t \ I h :.. p<.tr t c ul r sh1ft p1 ( vements 11 ra i lroad t1•.u.:k a nd r oa dbed a nrl CiJ!J S u1 advice? 1 hey say I should have divorced him three years ago offer the rv networks a magmficent suggestwn which won t cost w t~ altompiJ shcd 1)\ hrm gu g m mo1e o/ the t ze nr y \\I ll the go\ctnmcnt to JetJU re all r:JllrOCJd s t o ma111tam the11 ' whe n we first mamed CRUSHED WJFE them a cent h~d never tlc lo c bee n at Vl n par ty \H rk !hey d b('(n t mam lmes to standa Jds s utfJcJent for SJ ooth dep end 1b !t: r p1 cocu tpJ cd w th t he1 ov.n r.ff rs But wh en t bcf a m e ev a pet atwn If you thmk the day of the Western IS over how about a •• Dear W1fe d1.2nt tc tl c peop/1.2 >f th s ongrcss1 w l d1 s tr ct tl t p 1l lH s couple of M1ddle Westerns ' U track s we1e m good eno 1gh shape that f1e1ght II a ns w 1s thcu bu::; rn css r..md too npurt;.~n t t hi; Jr fl n lh ~.: h ml s You two Will never make tt as long as revenge IS your most Actually the history of the settlement of our part of the world co 1ld move a t 60 m p h th e as soc Ja t Jon notes then pas Jf prol csi\IOna l poht1c an s then lil a g~ s tlf( rnd se nge1 tr am s co ul d be opet a ted at BO flus could be m nt prwnty If you can t turn off the past you d better Importa ''• whiCh means roughly from Hamsburg Pa lo the Kansas stale 1h :s s not to say tlat dr ves <.tg J nst { Oirtpl n will plan a future With somebody else - H creased to 90 01 JOO Wi th llllp Joved locom otJ\e s \.\.Jlh Ll ways \.\om or that th< roa I ' II he ~.; h It and s nuotl hne 1s a story that has never been told on televtswn very well feathe1 touc h on t he t1 ack In another co ngress! n<.tl clN t n 111 If e statt 11 ...,h ch I +++ and m facl 11 s hardly been attempted at all work ed I e oppos t1 n w r 1rrr v rIf e br- a Sf' l t HI ex Dcnr Helen l t Is mteresttng that at a tJnlE! w lu~ n t1ack s and 1 oad Yet th1s IS grea t country w1th great stories about our tra rd n 11 lv I 1 <J V \ bsc 1tce v lt Bee <JUSC llu s ma I v t beds are m a sad and v..o1 sen ng stal e tl er e IS grow1ng You as ked readers how to rev up a tired mctrnage Heres lronl~er days and some mcredible (real hfe) characters ":t s grerJtl\ dJ s tnltcd m fav r I t11r opp IS t n <J n eir e t1 n talk of ha1. mg the go1.ernmcnltake ove, the ra 1h oad ~ whCtt r did to get most r ewardmg results n wl ud th e v 1l c was t/J( 1\\ 1s 1J lc ! s( our susp t 01 r1 ghls of wa y (and Lhe 1e~pon s 1b ht y fo 1 ma1nta rung populalmg th em But except lor the ruverule-<Jnented Da vy v. cre tro ISC'd • them) as a sollltJOI to the JaJhoad s tlo bles that does not Our oldest daughter was mamed four years ago !hat was a Crockett boom of the early F1flles and the grossly-<bstorled 1 he re pon thr1 gl out lhf' s t<.~ tc t1 sc pc pi £' d usc n.'-lmc s •' go as far as out ri g ht natwnahzatwn busy hmc and I prob><bly neglected my hu sband more than senes about Dame! Boone there never have been any senous w e r e Jsc d on <lb sc nl f>e b<.tll o ts nth s f! t r. n vc 1! ca • usual I dtdn l do much to Improve my own looks e1ther Should tl11 s happen b 1lh 1a I! oart s and e1st wh1 le 1a li efforts to tell how the Appalachians were settled or the flat • Vlssed pc , ~o n~ JJ ~ rn door t d )r vr s ts by ne rb cr s c l (Jl road passengers would be on th e same s1de fm a change When the weddmg piCtures came m all I could see (after country to the West Yet there IS hLgh drama - if only someone p01 1 ty who I v I 1 Lhf'lr 11 c ght h ds In s m e C;J S IH They coLid both blame Uncle Sam fo1 the b Lm ps excla1mmg over the bnde ) was her handsome father I guess 1 \\ auld seek 1t out and put It on the screen l ound thut le \ CJ tt 111 nc ~ xth 11 s 1 c ar c CJ cs" lh<J n oncn tl - f tl o se nv.h) s cn~n es uh sc n tccvr t Ls lt ;H.I hadn t really nohced h1m lor a long time but there was lhts lean There Is no dearth of stones any lustortcm wou ld adm1t hcl!n ca st sa I tt cy h<"~ d votPd m t11 s elr< t' n tall black haired vmle man of 50 m the kind of clothes he Wh1 le assuredly we had 110 gunf ights al the 0 K Corral no ' When tl esc ' r tIred sta te ncnts n v. !II( h tt ~ ch t t1 r w Js seldom wears ~ a nd suddenly I reahzed I was rust allhe n ght Gold Rush of 49 nor any self-crealed heroes hke Buffalo Btll held the JU lgc vho I 1tl bee ppo nlld by tJ e oppos1tron age lor a ne" romance - With the man I d been mamed to lor 27 there ts enormous breadth and scope m the dramatic history of pul l V Wh ciJ 'A- IS n p O\H·r In th e Sl1t e It I he I In C' U ed ag 1 nst H.:l on ye~ rs how the white man carne over the mountams to the land now So !h s Of JH S t on c nd dtJ!t kq>t I s v <t n 13u not l It may be useful m this era of strong consumensm move 1 decided to have my ha1r done each week make myself known as Appalachia and the Midwest l01 g I he pcop! @ol Lhat d st1 t t c 11 <;c I t1 C'\ Ll rc ~ ment to be remmd ed that there b a co nterpart to the old some new clothes pretty up and star t a campaign to wm my tic m1 r out la ter ele t 0 1 varnmg of caveat emptor - let the buyer be\.. a re What fl ctwnal character could duplicate th e feats of such hu sband as I would do 1f l were having a middle-age flmg I also \ s noted n the penmg I tin s ( l l tl c pJ nd s1 n • Th 1s ~ caveat \ endor - let the se Jer also keep an e\t personahlles as Mad Anne Bailey Ch1ef Cornstalk Lew1s out for sharp customer s pie far t JS that r~ll of us nu:;t rcn c 1 h1. 1 th t n a dt:: 1W < rac:v Outfitted Jum In bnght clothes that set o(f hiS SIX foot four frame Wetzel the Zane Famtly or S1mon G~rty (a perfect name lor a \o\e CJ nd we alon e an esp n ~ hi e Jo1 t1 c k n l cl g vcrnn l'nt Not only doe s the cons Jllll!l not a lway~ v. ea r a halo as the I massaged h1s shoulders fl1rled With h1m m a crowd pa1d him 11llam 1f l ever heard one )' we ge t 'W e as Citizens nu sl ch 1 " c th vot e We mu st mnocent v1cttm of rapac ous ret l lers but man y of Jus ac spCcwl attentiOns and compliments lak e m a t v<: p trt all oJ us .,. un ,g, 11 J old Sl'r.vat r What stones could match the brutal ep1sodes of the Frenc h tons whether ca1 eless or d e lib e r.:~t c actually conlnbute to He was puzzled at f1rsl then responded Last year we took the h1gh pr ces we a! con pl1111 1hout and l beu1 Hcp b!J(_ ln Dl' n < c 1 II and I n tr..~ J cndc1r 1 thE the confused settlement of Galhpohs by a and Indian Wars our f11 sl tnp to Haw au It was like a honeymoon only better d oo~ ng ln d elect ng f c<Jn(IJ I l c J 11 11 \ ll<.: h 1 g v.h<.~t o 1 Shoplifting 1s ob'.JOusly the No I ca use I he Nat10nat Re thoroughi; bamboozled French FLve Hundred the thm hne of d!ld appo mt ed ) ] f ICJi s J te c <..: 1 on t ) gf't goo I I 1fe IS much more fWI now W1th all the children gone we • t.a 1 Merchants Ass n est nates that tl e cost of shop I ft ng l'icctcd gove nment colomal forts from Pittsburgh lo Indiana that secured the heart ' and re lated theft 1s about $3 5 b1 lion a \ ea r fmd we LOVE the empty nest We can act hke newlyweds and of a contment -> In the ne\.\ sp pet bu smcss \H' !U 1. kl v c l rn th t se ucts Shop lifters ult1matelv rob th e JV eragc fa mly of so methmg no one Will thmk we re bemg s1lly cannot be ke1 t t tl e1c a c en Jugt ale t pc rs st ent pc pit between $30 and $60 a )ear Th s s the surcha rge a fa m1l v There are great posslblhlles here fo• stor1es that televtsiOn l haven t told a nyone about my new hfe until now All! want atte n ptlng to I 1 d them m t <~nd \ l11 g u a r \\h Jt H c pajs n htghcr pr ces to r over bu s 1 ess losses du e to shop ! ft has never told and 11 doesn t have to be sugared up or altered mg to say IS Look at yow husband you older woman I Maybe he s lea n Corr pt 1 n c In ot be h dden It l1 sts o n! be J se ' now that th e lnd1an IS n ghtly demandmg that we tell Amencan put blmders on o e C'~ nd dr noth ng unt! 1 J (_ tcmd 1 just the guy you d like to have an affa1r Wllh - I B But even those who \\ OUld neve consider ste tling an tem cr 1pts history hke Jl was (tragiCa lly) ' from a s tore ma y be gu It) of pract1c~ s th at amoun t loa th e e 1 dr at 0 1 But r up t o forn of th eft cJ ru ges f3evcrly Hender son a consumer ceo Personally I t hink an anthology senes on these themes I d l\ t Dear Helen IL jnh nom1cs spec a list at tl e UI J\ers Jt\ ol W sconsm ExtensiOn wou ld be flrs t-dass teleVISIOn and while anthologies may not be One last comment on long skirts vs mints and pants - this One of these tr cks she po nts out IS sw tel ng pncc Ia WIN AT BRIDGE from lhe vantage pomt of 55 years of b1rd watchmg an d I don l m vogue now (a lter all that s really what Wagon Tram was } bels from low pn ced to h gher pnced tc 11 s As a re sult to who s to say there 1s not a npe moment for a comeback ? the an no,. ance of hones customer s stores have reta l ated by mea n 01101es I have found the longer and more elegant the dress I recall a long ttme ago an excellent radio drama sen es Ls ng siLck) label> that are almostunposs b e to get ort tl e more femLmne and gracwus the wearer Th e1 there s the c\ass1c exa mp le of the person who buvs sponsored by duPont and based on Amencan history called A lusty Elizabet han Robert Hernck presented h1s \lews met chand se a fondue set s v - and uses t for a spec1a l Cavalcade of Amenca II a new TV senes could achieve that 1 sc: a1 d wo I I be !at :d bt t l e th usly Whenas m s1lks my Julia goes Melhinks how sweetly occasiO n fh en she re urns 1t to the sto1 e saymg 1t was not NOll Til II level of excellence 11 would be a popular show and - better sllll t ed th~.: cl!amond a$ I s be st fl ows 1 hat hqu1fa ctwn of her clothes su table Such used merc hand se will probably be so ld at a (I KQ74 a good one loday chance reduced pnce and aga n oth er custome rs star~ the cost of ¥ AK2 There s not much hqwfactwn m dungarees and pea coats th1s loss to the store • J ~2 MeanwhLle what son l<lp lor next season Marshal Dtllon ' S II wl o wa s sorncth r rg Ao; f or clumsmess of longer skirts I have never seen an In It s not unu s al to sec so meone han fl ng and squeez mg 4o K J 10 ol a s/ o"' ol f JHO<.:eeded to dJan or Moslem woman tnp or stumble Japanese women m thetr fres h fru t and oth er p1oduce m the su perm trket Sa \ s M1ss IVESl E,).Sl sl ov.. h s ha nd w tl the re Henderson Damage d food spo Is lJl u:: kl~ and f some un sus (I J82 (1 109> ma1 k If Ea st sl I ha, the kimonos and Eastern \\omen m their long shlted ski rts have pect tng co nsumer docs t bu\ t t \\ II be n arked do 'n fo ¥ Qt084 ¥ 93 d an o 1d s stop! ed I w11J p a\ excited men s unagmahons for centunes And God knows how • qu ck sale or thro \ n out WEDNESDAY JUNE 13 1973 t J9 t Ql f>4 t1 l! ~H.:e a 1d k ng a 1 I sq l eL zt: manl boys fell m love With long sktrled g1rls at proms and • 6 00 New's Weath er Spor ts 3 4 8 10 5 Tr uth or Con seq 6 M aybe \OU 1.e seen a 11 sp l~c ed p lckage ol froze n load on 4o 8 42 4o l \le st II he doe s t ha e Ignored those same girls In their unfemuune umforms Se same St 20 Around The Bend 33 a she l Some tho 1gt tless con sun CJ d angcd he n md abou l SOUTH ( r)) then stDpJ ed y e ight ol ROBER1 A ROMANTIC 6 $0 - N BC New s 3 4 Nev s 8 10 Zoom 33 Sesame St 20 I the purchase and didn I botl er to rctu r 1t to th e troze 1 foo d (I A6 Dream of Jeanne 13 d a 1 o d s \.. Ill be ~ l?ll • case ¥ J 7 G, • l cK 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 What s • Anotlw <:a n mon p t ce s to ope a J<:l or 1 ac kage ut t A KB My L ne a Anyth ng You Can Do 13 E lec Co 20 Know Your NEW SPAPER ENTE RPR SE (\SS N 4oA Q I Sc hools 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 • load ~ )II p e t a1 Up 1t had on tl e she ll 0 t~;;r the per + 2~ Pt~ss lh Ill r card s f w h ch sla ms • son do ng th1 s take s an oth eJ J 1r or pac kage Hat ha sn t bee 7 30 Ep sode Act10n 33 T he J Udge 10 Bea t The Clock 13 Bot I c ;'Il l ? Pil l A P11 s a (! made opened Th is results n coni nn na o 01 spo lage ot some PGJ ce Surg eon 3 To Te ll Th e Truth 6 How Do Your Ch ldren l\ c t Yo S o t l I o I S Udl Grow? 20 fOD \ Y S QUESTIO N toods The custo 1 e \~ ho b vs t n l\ be the \ o~e r or If she I' I (I \C! ]I < ¥ >2 tK4 4o AQ 10M 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8 0 Adam 12 3 4 15 Th cker Than Wafer l1stead of b dd n~ t h r c c retu1 ns to the store 01 nd gl! t s a r e i 1 rC'p a e11en thr s II dd g t a 1ee 4N I Pa ' I N1 6 13 Ba seba ll 16 Amer ca 73 20 33 spa !e you par ne I as b d ;1 dd s to U e store s ope r at ton costs WI u c.lo y o do no v \I I Pass S Ll Pa ' B 30 " Ll hree hea ts ove r you three Car tna pmg s another p obl cn for SlJ ern trkets Some 13 - Banacek 3 4 15 Mo ve Say Goodbye Magg 1e Cole 6 \ - fu s t hul f U1 S Jl<:l It.'s Y u 1 4o d¥ 4 d amonds Whal do you do stores repo rt los mg one out ol f' e I c carts tl ev O\\n at • r 1 t e II c'i r I see m l ha\ e 0 , 9 00 - Dan Augu st 8 10 Ju ne Wayne 20 33 a cos t ot abo t $35 eacl 9 30 - Tu rn ng Po nt s 20 33 B\ Os'' aid & Jam es J ICoin 8\ no nean are a! ou r pi obl e s ' I the I gh cost ol 10 00 - Cannon 8 10 Sea ch 3 4 15 ON en Mar shal( 6 13 Homewood 33 News 20 • J v ng due to ' espons1b le con~u 1 ers \ e1 be hooves all ol \\iest did t ~ a\e a n CJl 11 OO - Nev s3 4 6 B o 13 5 • us to exam 1ne our o \II shopp ng hab 1 ~ for\~ 1\ S n d uch we L 1ct \ e lead a g ll st ~ 1 x n 30 - Jo hnny Ca r son 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 13 Mov es ma\ ha\. e 1 nco n':il. ous \ been cont r b Jtm g to the n s ng costs tr un ! but he 11ana ged o Otl ey 8 M ss Sad e Th ompson 10 ot reta I ng I 00 - News 3 Pe y Ma son 4 I r d tl1e wu st o e \\- he1 t s 200 - News4 ga me clea I a t \O 01 pot ent s BY JACK 0 BRIAN I a\ e based t1 e1 b1ddu g on THURSDAY JUNE 14 1973 ABC TV butchenng An Affair to 6 00 Sunn!:.e Se mmar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 pont co unt \O 1 \'v B t t to rRAGEDY 1 AKES OVER Fo r the til st I n e 111 h1slm v tl e 1a te tl e ~O \ e1 11 e 1 t Remember chops all lh e tender touches from 6 15 - Far mt1m e 0 Far m Report 13 ' r ake 'ou J sa e~ t lead 1 ot DIRECTION spe nd s mane' s being c locked I te1 d l b a Fedc1at th at lovely old cornball fhck ABC starts 11 long 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 Ul t:! tl at IS I kel\ to C J SI 0 NF W YORK I KFS ) - Gene Kelly s 111fe s Spend 1g Cloc k located 1 the na l ona l hcadquallel s ot 6 30 ~ Co lum bu s Today 4 B ble An swers 8 Amer 1ca s a II JCk afle~ the eslabhshmg scenes so that later Problem s 10 Patterns for L •v ng 13 the Cha m bet of Co mm e1ce uf th e Un ted St"t es dea th and h1s e) e problems ca used h1s dropout Corncob Report 3 seque nces with bac k refere nces are stupid A 6 45 ~UIIllail) 31 hl g l Cal() E\ e1' 1 2 second s a d a l tnd ica tes tl e expe1 d I 1e ol from dn ecling t he Bdwy musical of Moulm 7 00 Today 3 4 5 News6 8 10 J eff s Call e 13 p 01 ts IS n o e than eno 1gb couple of now mawkish children s ch01r scenes anothe1 :510 000 tt e a\ e age a ni al 1con e at a Ar e11 Rouge CBS cs handling I ucLIIe Ball very 7 30 --Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bul lw nkle 13 Popeye 0 tOJ a :sm al slam f h s tmw m the choppmg block versiOn need ehnunatwn ca t fa n 11 E'er P 6 seco nd s a ght ft a sl et; mel cat1ng a 00 ._.._ Ca pt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 €\ en afte t South had let thl: delicately her sho \\ s stay durably ratmg h1gh Lass 1e 6 nd1 culously cut purposeful scenes an d the the spend n0 of a no I e1 ~ 1 00 000 -\ 1 cJ e\ e1\ t\ o llllll l{te~ J ea1t lead co ne around tu and he1 75 pa ct IS on the front burner I he a d s1x seco nd !i a beep 1s hea1 d s g a!me tl a t h John McMartm (Bdwy star of 8 30 - JacklaLanne l 3 NewZooRevue 6 hi S jack he co ld o I\ c.: Ol nt photog nag Ron Ga lella (barred by the courts •epfaced 9 00 Paul D xon 4 Ph i! Donahue 15 Ben Casey 13 Romper fedeJ al gO\ c r 1 e t I as J rst eli 01 peel a othe n lt on Folhes ) and Jo Van Pallen are today s to 11 t11 cks Room 8 Peyton Pace 13 Capt Kangaroo a Lets Mak e A smac ket oo s from lensmg too close to Ja ckie Onassts ) now Deal 6 Fr end y Junct 1on 10 AM 3 H "ood googoo 1tem The I\I CI!ll \ Otltl ha e tu pesters the f1eedom of Ama nda Bu rden me dent :tl goes oft aho t 700 t n es d 1 he beep 9 30 - To Tell the Tr ut h 3 Jeopardy 6 Hollywood s Talk ng 10 Babe Paley snuk m and outa N Y Hospital co n e l1 on a 3 ~ b1 ea k 111 a Pey ton Pla ce 13 Beve ly H !lb iiJ es 8 ci a B the end ot th E' ll JJEnl fi sca l ea th f apt !I Paley \1 the Pub daughter of Mrs B1ll ed Sl I 0 a ~ q eeze ol Without a Ron Galella mtrust10n Highli ght of 0 00 - 0 ck Va n Dyk~ 13 D nah Shore 3 15 Co l umbu s S x chm g1ng dtg tal Ag 1es o top ot t e ctocJ.: \\I ha Thea lncal sl e had to run for her pubhc li fe Her Ca ng 6 Joker s W ld 8 10 S01 1e SO li Gene Krupa s three week stay In Yonkers Gen I 1 eg 1ste1ed a total of "011 e S'J ;:-.0 b lila 10 30 Spl t Secondl3 Baf f e3 d 15 $10000Pyram d8 10 onll problem w1th the pesteraZZI - bemg Hosp1ta l astde from hts happy leavetakmg was Soutl p a led fo al l co :\Ieam\ h le O\ e at t1 e Cen sus Bu1 eCJ tl e1 e "' an othe 1 00 Sa l e of th e Centur y 3 4 15 Love Amert can Sty le 6 Julie Ghr st Le gets red-dogged by t ge c es \t1J ckt1ole beautLful th e fl owers Cardmal Cooke sent Bdwy clock tl at 1ecotds II c a 1 a l e1 c fe' seco Jcls of one Gamb I 8 10 Pa ssword 13 Elec Co 20 led a l1ea1t to d m 1 The the 1 on sheep ron s but she doesn t care Just mo t e c tJzen \'- ho '' ill spe 1 I n os t ol s fet n e mak11 g clothier Cye Martm s Widow tr1ed to keep the he led a d1a nond and st ck parks her b1ke at Pub Theatncal and makes It 30 - Lo .... e of L fe 8 10 Bew tched 6 13 Sesam e St 20 the othe1 d ock t l Bdwy s most popular haberdashe r y once Hollywood Squares 3 t.1 15 11 the se \ e1 spot \\ he 1 OL faces runn mg but now says she II declare 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cl u b 4 News 10 13 are alte1 a sque eze tot 12 Passw ord 6 "" Domg the next James Bond mov1e Roger bankruptcy tJ c ks \ ou t1 \ to concede a 1 2 30 3WsGame3 Search for Tomorrows 10 Spl t Second6 t 1ck ear s 1ce \Oll are 1 t Moore 11as asked what he br ngs to the roll Bangladesh howls lor help lor Its cruelly 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 different fr om Sean Connery I have shghlly 111terested 1 al l 13 1 00 - New s 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Green Acre s 10 Not For poor people - and rust moved Its H1gh Com Women On y IS Sec r et Storm 8 he nQnchalanted Sammy \\ est \\O \~l th t he 11 e 11 h1te1 teeth mJssion mto new m1lhon buck London d1gs N 1 20 - Lessons n Sew ng 3 a d led a II d I ea t tu se Ca hn s 60 hour Caesars Palace 60th birthda y Y Ma yoralty hopeful Marlo B1agg1 whmes he 1 30 - Let s Mak e A Dea l6 13 As The World Turn s 8 10 Three L p 1 s quee n lt a lso I OH.: ed bash schedules all sorts of h1ghhghts none so On a Match 3 4 5 Bov ng 6 ge ls too much pubhcll) a solution -star m a Ea s to 1ake a dlsca d Th s mtellectual as the moment 11hen Manhattan s 2 00 - T m es of Our L•ves 3 4 15 New ywed Game 13 Pr ce Is mov1e With J erry Lewis Pollee Benevolent R ghf B 0 Do You Read M e? 20 \\ a s o p1obl e1 li e l~t a Se11a1 d Park H gh Schoo l bestows on Lts old 3 30 - Return to Peyton Pla ce 3 4 15 One L fe to L ve 6 13 c ub go Ass n pres Bob McKiernan (opposed to Jawn Secret S!orm 10 Ph I Donahue 4 Turn ng Pomfs 20 l mdsa) ) IScon11nced Mayor So Jangles sllll Will 1 he p oblet de elo) ed fot r..()scar song'u tmg dropout an honorary Ho l ywood s T<"lk ng 8 diploma ll ee t11ck s late afte1 So 1 run agam mdependently 4 00 - Ca rtoon 3 Love Amer ca n Style 13 Flints tones 6 Mana Call as arri ved m f eheran Iuw sa ns !lad cas! eel th e 0 00d c:1 bs Ses AJ Pacmo s Scarecrow film IS at the 10 am e St 20 33 'Somer se t 15 Move The Slee p ng C ty Th < t 1 e F as I ad u let a 11Sa and n1pped her 1d at the delay plus absence Cinema I Theater A secre t he once Eastside 4 30 I Love Lucy 6 Pet!Jcoa t Junct an 3 Ner v Gr If n 4 s pad~ u d amm d go Enl e 1 of hmo and ordered all reporters and photogs \\as hred as an usher there The Dems hope to Abbott & Coste ll o 8 Wild W fd West 13 My L 1ttle Marge 15 a\\ a Her eonc.:er t management the re released 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff.th I S Bonanza 3 Hazel ca tch up lmanc1ally w1th a $1 000 000 telethon to 8 B g Valley 6 a commumque M1ss Ca llas 1s unable to Slaj m pay off some $5 000 000 m debts They fee l 5 30 - El ec Co 33 Gomer Pyl e 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 KEK ICH fR~DED Teheran an) longer Old flatt erer Chfl Beverl y H llb• l cs 8 Death Va ll ey Da ys 15 Watergate v.1ll wash cash mto the corfers more Ci EVE I \'\0 UP! - M1kc Robertson m the same burs toJd locals he d love 6 DO New s 3 4 8 IO 15 Truth or Con seq 13 Around the Bend gene rously than the last wh1ch drtpped 33 Sesame St 20 Kek ch the Yankee p1tcher to li ve thet e an d ~\Oulli decorate h1 s home $3 000 000 mto Lts $10 000 OOOdebt J erry SILlier 6 30 NB C News d 5 AB C Ne w~ B 0 I Dream ol Jeanne 13 \\ ho as In oh ed In the iqfe Persian st lc Des gn ng Women 33 and Anne Meara s daughter Amy tooks rust like S\Hlpp ng nc dent \uth team Pans t1ei:ilS tounsts so shabb l} 1t.c.; topshots 7 00 Tr uth or Con seq 3 Beat th e Clock 4 Course nl 01 r \nne son BenJ; looks hke Jerry don t worry T me s 33 D ck Van Dyk e 4 W hat s My L ne 8 Big Red ma te Fn tz Peteison \\as sudden!) are publici\ v.orned about losing he II oulgro\\ It Folks who amaze at the Jub lee 5 News 6 Elec Co 20 Let s Mak e A Deal 13 lraded b \ e 1 York to the tra ct on as a n a rts and finance cen ter Course of Our T1mes 33 Old parent lookal 1kes gel th1s expla natiOn Cle-.land Indians Iuesda) m gra1. hsted film director Joe I osey announ ced a 7 30 Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Trut h 6 W ld I< ngdom They re not ours - we rent them Anne says 0 I ll See You n Courf 11 Lass e 8 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock exchan ge for 1 nor league Watergate fl1 ck he also announced a Harold 13 Help Wanled 33 Elv1s IS assu red or $500 000 for a one 11ght hande r I o ell Palmer Pmte r scnpt of Prott'lt classics but cant get the 8 00 Mod Squad 6 13 The Walfo s 8 10 Jrons de 3 4 15 \\ ee kend uproar at the Nassau L I Coliseum P lii y hou se Ne w York B ography 10 33 and a p a er lo he named later fm~nclllg Hertford & Ladbroke casmos m ' )' The cha nty.;,ducalwnal schools renl<l l o[ the 9 00 Ku ng Fu6 3 M oves That Ceria n Feel ng B Sec r el Krk1 ch ha s been n fl\ e games l And n makes fen ale..croup er croup1 ess"' J World 0 hne hlack film SoWlder alone ha ul ed 1n more 10 00 Just Jazz (0 33 The Cod Wor Spec ol s bro led Iceland c cod/ sh w th f or the Yankef's m<::~ k ing four J bs dcs1r 1ble In C\ Cf\ aspec t - better tha.,p than It cost 1 he Executive Action riCtJOn 0 30 Dean Mart n 3 4 15 Stree ts of San Fr anc1sco 6 13 World o I ttle Br t sh flog st uck on top star l s He ha ~ tJ 1 1 reco rd the Pia h0 I un ni('S n s~ex....- bJl'CI accusat Dr1s Press 33 News 70 fact film of Jack Kennedy s ctssassmatwn Will \1 (' tcr c mmg n a shutrut !~cause Bnt1 sh l:iam n ~ u:gu!dt10ns ban low 11 00 News 3 <1 6 8 3 15 hlame wLid n ght1sts So how come the killer was n L rn e Jrun a \er a~~ f b< SJ n nc t:khnc r.; I he <:~nt pla\trs not to be 30 Johnny Ca r so n 3 4 15 D• ck Cwe ll 6 13 M o .... es Love a procla mtcl Marx:nut l <i Beller Th ;m Ever 8 A I the K ng s Men 10 J 20 JJ sth:l( tJ om! to kui':!p their minds C)Cs un the I 00 Perry Ma so n <l News 13 lh II \\ t IW\1 I ~ \ Let's check into consumer honesty ' - l'he Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomero1 0 June 13 1973 ;ff!!.~~~ ~ r~<:.- ..~ ~ ~ ~ &;:;$: ~.. -!' .. .. ~ ~ «;. 't ._ y-»-,:= 1 •Oday's ~ ; Sport Parade ~ B} Milton R1chmau UPI Sports Edllur 'l OAKMUNT Pa (UP! ) - Daw flill1 s gone but that s oka y they re gmng nght ahead w1th the 73rd U S Open Thursda) anyway~ack Nicklaus IS still here You ve heard of guys >~ho march to different drummers haven t you' Sure you have But how about some skmny dude v. ho vnty hsten~ to Ins own kazoo ' Such an md!VIdual IS mtense completely unpredi ctable Dave Hill who may be headstrong at times but certamly never dull He was s1tt1ng there on a wooden bench m the anc1ent 70..\ ear old Oakmont Country Club locker room packmg up his belongmgs Tuesday qu1et and composed and not blowmg his top at all when someone carne tn s1dled up alongs1de tum and sa1d Is It true you ve pulled out ? Why yes sa1d Dave Hill almost astounded that anl body would ask No law says I cant qwt ISthere But why ? Not Menially Prepared I m not mentally prepared to shoot 60 It l<lke me three weeks to recover from a round hke that l ve been worktng tv. o month::; hittmg 600-700 balls some days >Imply to get ready for this and now I don t see any se nse at allm staymg here Somethmg d1d 11 d1dn t 1!' Yea h somNhing d1d 1! Four ho les d1d 11 That \\a s how many I played before I qmt You still haven I sa1d why though ' Well! could see where l conceivably make two good shots at the first hole and eas1ly make SIX Any chance you ll change your mmd ' This thmg doesn l get under way untLI Thursday Dave Hill looked as 1f he had been wounded Mortally No he sa1d I m not changmg my mmd I ve got a 7 45 fl1 ght m the mormng You ve w1thdra\\rn from tournaments berore have n t you 1 have Withdrawn many ILmes before I eve n put the peg m the groWld Hell I ve departed before I even showed up I ook 1! s nothmg agamst this golf course I thmk 11 sa fme golf course Second V1s1t ThiS your f~rst VLSII here' My second 1 pla yed herem 1962 and three pu tted Six seven limes a day D1d you have some Idea you m1ght pull out bel01 e you came here today? I had an 1dea but I m not mad at nobody ll s JUSt that I ve been makmg too ma ny mental errors lately so what s the use ? I woutdn l play m th1s tournament 1f they gave me a free throw a hole L1ke I satd no law says I can l qwt I got $94 000 In lhe bank 1don t have to play for $500 Who am l gonna beat For a ll the talk Dave H1ll sllll had to make 11 official He st1ll had to fmd a USGA man and tell h1m he wa s all fmLshed no\ gomg to tee 11 up a ta ll on Thursday On the wa~ out of the locker room Hill ran mlo P J Boat wnght the execullve d1rector of the USGA He told Bual\\ n ght (Con linued on page 6) ( ~ -~t;., ~1i6~j~ •• :t:r:~~(l r 1 , ..... ~ ~ 'Federal spend1ng clock' ¥ 1 Model TBF 18SL 17 6 cu ft No Frost Re fngerator Freezer • On ly 30I'J Wide 66 h yh a Freezer holds up to 165 lbs • Jet Freeze ce compartmen t fr eezes ce e)(tra fast • 4 cabmet shelves 1 adJustable 1 sl des ou t • Tw n vegetable b ns • Removable egg b n • Separate temperature controls • Ro1 s out on wheels 4 1cemaker ava lab e as accessory at er'~"~a-c_,o;:st-..........~-~ Freezer Refrigerator $389 $21995 95 Redleg hurlers have given up 42 runs, 58 hits in last 5 outings II s as though the bat~rs CINCINNATI t UPT ) - The parade of Cmcmnat1 Reds pitchers to the mound remmded Sl I ou1s Manager Red Schoen d1enst of the Cardmals exh1b1 twn game tour of Japan e1ght years ago That s "hat the Japanese teams do sa1d Red A p1 tcher "'orks one or two mnmgs and then he s r e placed Ross Gnmslej was one f1ve pitchers called upon Tuesday mght as the Cardmals poWlded out an 11-5 v~etory at RtverlrontSI<ldlum know what pitches are corn mg sa1d Reds p1tchm g coach Larry Shepard The pllehers have rust got to keep pluggmg a \lay And pra) 1 someone sug gested I ve tned Utat answered Shepard Pltr hcr A<qurrcd Joe Torre pounded out four h1ts and TCjl S1mmons added three mc ludm g a three run homer as the Cards ha nded the Reds the1r fourth loss m lhmr last five games or ,. r L ..J ' II \ l~ ECONOMY 12 FOOD FREEZER Net S tora~c \ vlum c 1., c I I t Food Stor 1coe -1--lO I h 61 H ~ ~ h ~X " IJ c o- n, H & R FIRESTONE 992 2238 Middleport, 0 Cl ~all f ru ns l~y The Red s hope to salvage the Arc the Reds through al fmj;jJe of the th ree game senes lra dmg 1 when they send theLr top I II l<lke the F'l[th Amend wmne r Jac k B1 llm ~ham f&-2) me nt w l s Anderson s respon •gomst the Car<Js R1ck W1se lomght se St YOU Norman f11!; tins category fh e 5-loot 6 170 po md left) won four of fl\ e declsJon:s f1 om the Reds l1sl )ea r He s I 7 th1s se 1son a Ill Ius on h• v c lor} w as a 2 1 t1nunph O\ t: J II c Heds Me y 20 \\ he r ht ulp tc hcd By FRED DOWN Sports Wr~tcr I he Atlanta Braves asked Phil N1ekru to ex penmenl With an 11 on man p1tchtng schedule hke W1lbur Wood s after notmg the Ch1cago WhLte Sox star s remarkable success and so far the re suJts have been en couragmg N1ekr o who says 1t s too ea rly to tell how pLlchmg every th ird da) w1ll work out has won his las:t two sta rts w1th two day s of r~:st ha s won ftve sl raLghl games and has a 6 2 recmd i:lnd 255 ea1ned run toto contention In th e Nattorml League West Ch~eago dclcaled Houston 30 Los Angeles downed Plnla delphm 8-6 Mont1 eal beat San D1ego 74 St Loms lopped CmcmnatJ 11 5 and New York shaded San Francrsco 5-4 m other NatJOni.il Leag ue games Ame11ca n I eag ue sco res were Cleveland 5 Texas 4 Baltnnore 6 Kansas C1ty 4 Det rOit 6Ch1 rago 5 Milwaukee 6 Mmnesota 3 Oakland 4 New York 2 and Boston 6 Cahlorma 5 Joh nn y Oa tes htl a two 1 un ::t\erage I omcr and M1k e I um and Nu.~ kro turned m h1s second Da rrell Evans a lso home1 ed stra1ght VIctory wtth two days [or the Braves who dealt ! uk e of rest Tuesday mght when he Walker h1 s fourth loss Manny pLtched a s1x hitter to beat the Sangu 1llen and R1 ch Hebnm Pittsburgh P~rates 4 2 It was hom e1ed for t he Ptratesthe Braves seventh wm 1n losers m ctght of their last mne the1r last e1ght games and games suggested that they ma y yet R1ck Rcu schel p1 lcl ed a move UP! 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AND (UPI) - The Cleveland Indians Tuesday traded a mmor league pLtcher and another player to be nam ed later for New York Yanke es pLlcher M1ke Kek1 ch Kek1ch has been 1n hve b:ame s for the Yankees makmg four starts He has a 1 1 record the victory commg on a shutout Kek1ch proved to me he IS capable of pftchmg Ill the b 1 ~ leagues-and he w1ll be an asset to our p1tchmg staff sa 1d Cleveland Genera l Mana ger PhLI Seglu Kek1ch was mvo lved m a v.1fe swapp1n,g incident .,...1th Yankee tea mmate Fntz Peterson earlier th1 s year l ncll ans Mana ge r Ken Aspr omon te plan s to use Keki ch m a s tartmg role smce two other starters M1lt Wilc ox and Dick fHirow leave for m11itary serv1ce th1s weekend Kek1 ch w1ll get hLs f"st start as an Indi an Sun day agai nst Kan sas G1ty The Indians gave the Yankees rightha nder Lowell Palmer who ha s been p1tc hmg w1th Oklahoma City He w11l remam w1th the Amer1can Assoc1ahon club although now property of the Yank ees Tidewater captures 9-6 win Internationa l [ eaguc Roundup Ry U mLcd Press Internal! mal Home runs tol d the story n 11dewttter s VIctory Tuesday mght as B1ll McNulty and Joe Nol•n keyed the l 1des 9-6 v1ctory over the Pawtucket Hed Sox \\Lth two home runs ap1 ece be classified GENERAL TIRE SALES 992 7161 2nd Ave M1ddf eport WinS Pmch l1t ter ::itevc G.a 1Vl!Y s thr C'e rm tnple r hm txetl t fout 1un c 1~hth mmn ~,; 1 tlly wh1ch kayoed Steve Curtton md cr tbl ed tl e Dodger s to fm theu vJttor y IXr 1g The Dally S!nhnel DEVOT ED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IG S MASON AREA C HESTER L TANNEHILL E ~ ec Ed ROBERT H OEFL ICH CtyEd1or Pub <. hcd da ly e x ce pt Satu r day !)y T h e Oh o Va ley s h ng Com pany 1 Court S Po me oy Oh o 4)7 69 B us n es. ~ Off ce Pho ne 992 2 1-5 6 Ed or a Pho ne 992 ) 157 Sec.bnd c l~ !is postage pa d at Pom e roy Oh o N.;~ onal adv e r ts ng ep r esen at v c eo 1 ne I Ga aghe r nc 12 Eas t 4'lhd S Nev Yor k C lv New York Su b sc r p on r a t es Del v cr ed by carr er Whe r e -ava ab e ss cent s per week By N o o Rout e v h e r e ca rr er: se v cc no .av.a abte On(' mon b ~ 2 By ma n Oh o an d :; v a on ... ye ar s 6 s x months mon hs ':.1! 50 T ~c month s \5 SO e J.;r> wh ere SIB yP.~ 5 Y'riO n ho, S95U r .., monlh S S6 St1bs c r pi on l p co:: nctudt:. 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I J Tube e s M1ke Htndy p1 lc hed sllBip two hLt blll and d lllblecl tntl .smgled til leitd the lnd1 rns t J a 12 2 Vld(JJ y over the l31 IVCH n M ddleport Boys I eague play Monda) evenng I he fndwn s remamcd undefc ted i:l t 3 0 and bec.:a mc odds rn favontcs to dommHte theu palcf 1cc f p pos1 t10r from here on 1n M1ke Mil le~ s Sing le anu 1 en y WuylanU s d lUhl e we1c the l!n ly l1Ls off limcly lie fanned SIX wa lkl!d seven fhe lnd•ans pecked on Brett Dodson for f1ve run s m Lhc fm;t mmng addc'<l th ree 1n ll c second and four 1n Lhc fuw th whereupon tht:: 10 run r ulc Wtts mv )ked Dodson fit nrll'<l seven WHik ecl 3 Other lndwns gcl lmg h1ts were Ri ck Hov<:~tte r like llmdy a doubl e i:l nd smgle Kclvm Lee and Roy Bcarsw11t each 1 sm ~Je and Hoge r C<Jrson two f1 :~r k w<J 23~.~ ," 2 34~.~." iTt four inniTtgs w Js i:l blast 1n the seve nth mnm g and hi s second homer a two run JOh was h1s 11th of the season Nolan cra cked hi s f1rst two hases-<!m pty hom ers of the season m th e third and seventh mnmgs and added two s m~ l es In other [nternatronal smglcs 1eaguc ga mes S} ra cu se Braves 002 0- 2 ' shaded Ch•rleslon 7-6 roledo f nd1ans 510 1- 12 R lopped ll ch mond I 2 and B DOdSJ n and I Wa yland Pemn s uiH mpped Roches ter 2 Hmd y and Vcn uy I McN ult) s fir st homer sol o George Kal afat1 s hit a solo homer 1n the seventh h1 s Si x th to pace Penmsula s wm over Rochester RICh Bladt s ftfth homer and Not ce YARD SALE 539 Broadway St Ot to Velez s I Bth paced M dd eporl Salu rday 6 13 2tc Syracuse s wmmng effort over Charle ston Fred Holdsworth pitched a seven hiller and l1rted hts reco rd to 6 3 as Toledo downe d Richmond $]5 00 a pair IHtteJ fm Ius scventl \\111 md Bobby WliiiLms Ju t 1 1 1 m hon ~ r f01 th• C'ubs Ces u Cedeno had two of Houstor s three lute.; HS Ken f orsch lost h1 s sixt h g nne agamst six th1 ec GOOD)'YEAR TUBELESS brief rest, -Braves triumph l60 X 14 \lOD E L C \ 0 22Y He sec m('d to be mtu n tmg II al Reds Prcs tdent Bob llo\\ Sa m hnd gone iftc r :J Ste\!C (' 1rlton bef01c se tt ling [or 1 Norma n ~ 1ts Catllgory lf vou 1.: tn t gf>t j;j rtJal goOd one sa1d Andrrson yon t1) to get one \\ ho h 1s done well Niekro having success with SPECIAL PRICE NOW ON GENERAL GRABBER I Over that f1ve gmne spa n Red s plt<hcrs ha1 e been dob bered lor 42 runs and 56 htts Shortly be fore 1 uesda) s mght s garne the Hcds em nounced the acqms1h on of left hander F'red Norman from San D1ego m cxch mge for rookte outf~elder Gene Locklear and pttcher M1k e Johnson who has been on the Indmnapohs hrrn club To ge t • really top-f11ght p1Lrher you ha\e to s tnp your ball club so much til 11 you don t have enoug h left to WJn s111d Reds Manager S)lal ky Ander son too late to BERRr'S WORLD News -1 ~~ Kekich joins Indians staff Television Log 'J oo t., ' Bad Opening Lets in Slam \ ;.o for (~ s [ ~ ~ Check lhese Important features 4 polyester cord phes tak e " ~ .,:;;;' I mq I \jf "i• fin. PfH tm rtf l'hm --· pumshment nde smoothly Tread up to 8% deep er and 15% ' w1der than 11re at nght F , pi!£ ~ f pol y( s t r r l 1 r v I r l ahl1 s LI(J gtl f r m ~ l f v ur: d v n g n! t2 fh I hf y Sl PI ly ~ ) ) I ll1j)tl( I il l I ro 1 I ~ 1z 1r! pr ll 11 n 111 I re s :-;t f!:i l sp tt mg t•lci J sm tl th r k W lc 78 :";< n cs 1 s t.; ' pu ts n r~ ruhh r on the road Dyn utu l rul her I r< a I s up t R Y, dt cp( r nn I I fr: wulc r than tn Fld of r IJ;naPly PolyiS icr t rc Ava lablr m black wa ll s and Sing le s tr P' wh IC\\ 1lls CALL SEARS TODAY last Day To Order June 18, 1973 CATALOG MERCHANT Lou Os bo nc PH. 992-2178 220 E. MAIN POMEROY �Z- Tt,., Da1ly Sent mel Middleport i'om" o• 0 June II 1971 EDITORIALS Rail roadbeds ore in sad/ sad shape So bad Is th ~ d e t {'JI0 13 t tOII o f tt ad ;s tnd 1 u 1dhu.l s on th e natwn s 1 a1h oads th It rt e J l(!t: q 1 tht \ ol ~l"\ r t 3 1 '\m t1ak r outt' s ha s dec linf.! d to tlu pom t \\ hut ~ l m )s f thfo 3 RAY CROMLEY It's apathy that leads to scandals & tHINGS Helen Help Us. • • BY PAUL lh lit lt•n Hottel CRABTREE F1rteen ye~rs Or so •go you couldn t turn on your h teleVISion 11 e ••thou! runnmg mto a Western T ey were au onl\ people 'litho Ytiii! Jde IIal!b Ute pI SS holcll~t s ratl!o:~d 1 '*' '"h pnmle I\ 1 ~1 11 \t I ())I 1 NJ A 1 f'tllhu s1a sts and those Ytilh tn tlJso lnll mt.n ta ll r 1 h\ Sit;'l l over t e p nee"' ~ nJ OY'"" ~ a fad that has seldom been equaled fn Revenge l.s Not the Ans"er Poli lu . . I!-. \\ha l ' m tkc 1 1 1 upt II r 1 t :-i l lily O(Wn a\eJswn towatd au tta\ el Dear Helen TV htstory • d stru.gi i!J r\\tf l \ fJi illt 1 1 1 p tttl m ttl t"lh 1\ dt And pt e s mnabl ) on e oth c t c Itt gm ' - m c mbe1s uf lh e f entlf' ul til t: 1 J,:l l ~ o i Lb <JII Ill "< 11 mrih H .., Som t were g•ood 1 H"... ve Gun Will Travel may have been Jhe My husb><nd told me about an affa1t he was hav1ng and Nationa l Assoc1atwn of Rruhoad t J ssc t ge r s \\ huse c.: II 111 All 01 us kno" rn ... l m( ("s ' ' rt upt , 1 I ' 111 -.m and n comes to refu sed to stop scemg the woman saying 1 had HCcused h1m so besl) an d same were goshawlul r Yancey Demnger be man Anth on) Ha S\\ €' 11 m ade !he aho \ c c ha Jgf 1l flu (l nu· 1t dd lw g n 1r O\\ 1 c r nun 11 "" \ 1,., th \q di) n tlh oft en he lmally deelded to prove r was n ght mmd at once J But whatever else they may have en they •ere NARP s annual meet111 g 1 fe \'1- \\- eek:s tgu n~ ab 1 !hrm \\ shr lJ.: ur sli tid t " md s 1\ fh <Jt s- pol He taunted me about her looks and personahly At f1rst I plenllful ltl< s Or \ H s I \ \ \ t ( d) n n •g Ill M ltll( ( f f !Up t l ll !-1 He cJted u nnmbeJ of 1mpo Jt u t r outts -C h !Cag:~ I out s II •d up ll t s( II( nt v sl 1 I u 11 11 u ... ' ' r ng I 1g n ll n Now lhe y are gone with only the everlastmg Gunsmok e thought he was makmg her up but th en she sta rted ealhng ville Ch1cago NeY. Orlea ns L ilt ~.: ago Den'"e ' - tha t a n~ al l\ plagued b, sttet ches \\It/ sloYt md eJ!'i IHn lt ng II a n:s I hat s when he cooled down although he still enroyed havmg two still penciled mto the networ ks fall pnme lime schedule Smcve<:~t sb t k fiJil f' tfJ.:It s'i lild J ~ t JJ (t lnlV 'H Hf to speed s of 30 Oltl es an ho111 01 l t!S~ \\Omen ftght over hJm Goodbye Wagon lram Fa rewell to the Rebel So long Wyatt b<It pol! ! < •I p 1 t u HJ.:Ul u 1\ .... n VI tr ' IJ\ hi hlll,L: po r Pa s~ en ge r tr aw sched J l~:;: O\ cr t hese r outcs at e s1g nlf F'ma lly l flied lor d1vorce All of a. sudden now my husband Ear p They went thataway uned tl(d \ ! ( / S \\ Jtl<~pnl < l rttiJ fh J IH I \\IHI ~ Vtr cant!) slower tha n 111 \ ea r s pas t In som e cases fa r says he loves only me and wants to start over Frankl) 1 hked many of the Weste rns which have been 1 t ook t "111 t hl' 1 vor. s \t p u t\ II H tins,! "- 11 s w t~ d<: SIO\I.E.'! fe 1dtd \lo!L h I he otlnrs d< t s wt mtJsl fh cre are shll remnants of love left m me but I can t gel called Amenca s rnorahly plays They weren t great drama Becau s~ of h ac k cu d t1 o n ~ nn ch of the mone ) spe nt But wh ~ n onf' of the tw p u t r ... c me< 1 nt t1 .a.:atht rctl ttu over the hate I feel lor th1s low tatlung woman who caused me so or first rate entertamment and they ce rtamly were predictable on A.mtt ak ts ~c:t ua !l \ "ast('d ll .:tswcll ~:~:sser t~d I f ta I mor 1l str eng t h l p u t <J s t 1 It Ull s p r <H t c c 11 Jt s w 1 many heartaches l have found out where she hves and I dnve bull or lazy.;,vemng v~ewmg fare not bad at all pa ssenget ~eJ \H.:e ts to attJad pl iJ on a~r In co mp el 1 ur r<.~nk s I t a nd bt I nltl Jt " or Ill! ll' Xt (I ng 1 '> 'i lOn a! J<J<<: ' by there somet1mes even stop and stare wtshtng I could get up Now we are peopled w1th a plethora of s1tuatwn comedies w1th othe1 mari es of tJ~n ~puJt~U o n he add ed \.\. Jth t 1 wh ch 1t hcHI r t b <' n b!( t ' a t 1m p!r s/ n U (' pnvrous 40 ye trs nerve to walk 111 and scratch her eyes out or worse assa1lable logJC w ell ma1nt a n~: d 11 ack and 1 oadbed ... detectives •nd pohcemen m every gu1se 1magmable and - most ' ab solute!) esse nt1a l lh ~ 1s not tt JH m ~t \ Hl lry wit h 1110 11 1 1v lt1 s to 11 ~ ~ •• r s1t at home and dream of revenge Helen should l try It of all - mOVIeS 1 tlc that f enough "ork crs tlttcrm nr to d£ r.v.. I\ \I. HI il l<' NA.RP I ws mnom te d a campmgn t o seck vast m agam w1th my husband leehng the way I do or take my famdy s The pendulum has swung too far the other way and I hereby •• ga ltty II c Jn he d nmatetl n tt c 1 1 t \ I h :.. p<.tr t c ul r sh1ft p1 ( vements 11 ra i lroad t1•.u.:k a nd r oa dbed a nrl CiJ!J S u1 advice? 1 hey say I should have divorced him three years ago offer the rv networks a magmficent suggestwn which won t cost w t~ altompiJ shcd 1)\ hrm gu g m mo1e o/ the t ze nr y \\I ll the go\ctnmcnt to JetJU re all r:JllrOCJd s t o ma111tam the11 ' whe n we first mamed CRUSHED WJFE them a cent h~d never tlc lo c bee n at Vl n par ty \H rk !hey d b('(n t mam lmes to standa Jds s utfJcJent for SJ ooth dep end 1b !t: r p1 cocu tpJ cd w th t he1 ov.n r.ff rs But wh en t bcf a m e ev a pet atwn If you thmk the day of the Western IS over how about a •• Dear W1fe d1.2nt tc tl c peop/1.2 >f th s ongrcss1 w l d1 s tr ct tl t p 1l lH s couple of M1ddle Westerns ' U track s we1e m good eno 1gh shape that f1e1ght II a ns w 1s thcu bu::; rn css r..md too npurt;.~n t t hi; Jr fl n lh ~.: h ml s You two Will never make tt as long as revenge IS your most Actually the history of the settlement of our part of the world co 1ld move a t 60 m p h th e as soc Ja t Jon notes then pas Jf prol csi\IOna l poht1c an s then lil a g~ s tlf( rnd se nge1 tr am s co ul d be opet a ted at BO flus could be m nt prwnty If you can t turn off the past you d better Importa ''• whiCh means roughly from Hamsburg Pa lo the Kansas stale 1h :s s not to say tlat dr ves <.tg J nst { Oirtpl n will plan a future With somebody else - H creased to 90 01 JOO Wi th llllp Joved locom otJ\e s \.\.Jlh Ll ways \.\om or that th< roa I ' II he ~.; h It and s nuotl hne 1s a story that has never been told on televtswn very well feathe1 touc h on t he t1 ack In another co ngress! n<.tl clN t n 111 If e statt 11 ...,h ch I +++ and m facl 11 s hardly been attempted at all work ed I e oppos t1 n w r 1rrr v rIf e br- a Sf' l t HI ex Dcnr Helen l t Is mteresttng that at a tJnlE! w lu~ n t1ack s and 1 oad Yet th1s IS grea t country w1th great stories about our tra rd n 11 lv I 1 <J V \ bsc 1tce v lt Bee <JUSC llu s ma I v t beds are m a sad and v..o1 sen ng stal e tl er e IS grow1ng You as ked readers how to rev up a tired mctrnage Heres lronl~er days and some mcredible (real hfe) characters ":t s grerJtl\ dJ s tnltcd m fav r I t11r opp IS t n <J n eir e t1 n talk of ha1. mg the go1.ernmcnltake ove, the ra 1h oad ~ whCtt r did to get most r ewardmg results n wl ud th e v 1l c was t/J( 1\\ 1s 1J lc ! s( our susp t 01 r1 ghls of wa y (and Lhe 1e~pon s 1b ht y fo 1 ma1nta rung populalmg th em But except lor the ruverule-<Jnented Da vy v. cre tro ISC'd • them) as a sollltJOI to the JaJhoad s tlo bles that does not Our oldest daughter was mamed four years ago !hat was a Crockett boom of the early F1flles and the grossly-<bstorled 1 he re pon thr1 gl out lhf' s t<.~ tc t1 sc pc pi £' d usc n.'-lmc s •' go as far as out ri g ht natwnahzatwn busy hmc and I prob><bly neglected my hu sband more than senes about Dame! Boone there never have been any senous w e r e Jsc d on <lb sc nl f>e b<.tll o ts nth s f! t r. n vc 1! ca • usual I dtdn l do much to Improve my own looks e1ther Should tl11 s happen b 1lh 1a I! oart s and e1st wh1 le 1a li efforts to tell how the Appalachians were settled or the flat • Vlssed pc , ~o n~ JJ ~ rn door t d )r vr s ts by ne rb cr s c l (Jl road passengers would be on th e same s1de fm a change When the weddmg piCtures came m all I could see (after country to the West Yet there IS hLgh drama - if only someone p01 1 ty who I v I 1 Lhf'lr 11 c ght h ds In s m e C;J S IH They coLid both blame Uncle Sam fo1 the b Lm ps excla1mmg over the bnde ) was her handsome father I guess 1 \\ auld seek 1t out and put It on the screen l ound thut le \ CJ tt 111 nc ~ xth 11 s 1 c ar c CJ cs" lh<J n oncn tl - f tl o se nv.h) s cn~n es uh sc n tccvr t Ls lt ;H.I hadn t really nohced h1m lor a long time but there was lhts lean There Is no dearth of stones any lustortcm wou ld adm1t hcl!n ca st sa I tt cy h<"~ d votPd m t11 s elr< t' n tall black haired vmle man of 50 m the kind of clothes he Wh1 le assuredly we had 110 gunf ights al the 0 K Corral no ' When tl esc ' r tIred sta te ncnts n v. !II( h tt ~ ch t t1 r w Js seldom wears ~ a nd suddenly I reahzed I was rust allhe n ght Gold Rush of 49 nor any self-crealed heroes hke Buffalo Btll held the JU lgc vho I 1tl bee ppo nlld by tJ e oppos1tron age lor a ne" romance - With the man I d been mamed to lor 27 there ts enormous breadth and scope m the dramatic history of pul l V Wh ciJ 'A- IS n p O\H·r In th e Sl1t e It I he I In C' U ed ag 1 nst H.:l on ye~ rs how the white man carne over the mountams to the land now So !h s Of JH S t on c nd dtJ!t kq>t I s v <t n 13u not l It may be useful m this era of strong consumensm move 1 decided to have my ha1r done each week make myself known as Appalachia and the Midwest l01 g I he pcop! @ol Lhat d st1 t t c 11 <;c I t1 C'\ Ll rc ~ ment to be remmd ed that there b a co nterpart to the old some new clothes pretty up and star t a campaign to wm my tic m1 r out la ter ele t 0 1 varnmg of caveat emptor - let the buyer be\.. a re What fl ctwnal character could duplicate th e feats of such hu sband as I would do 1f l were having a middle-age flmg I also \ s noted n the penmg I tin s ( l l tl c pJ nd s1 n • Th 1s ~ caveat \ endor - let the se Jer also keep an e\t personahlles as Mad Anne Bailey Ch1ef Cornstalk Lew1s out for sharp customer s pie far t JS that r~ll of us nu:;t rcn c 1 h1. 1 th t n a dt:: 1W < rac:v Outfitted Jum In bnght clothes that set o(f hiS SIX foot four frame Wetzel the Zane Famtly or S1mon G~rty (a perfect name lor a \o\e CJ nd we alon e an esp n ~ hi e Jo1 t1 c k n l cl g vcrnn l'nt Not only doe s the cons Jllll!l not a lway~ v. ea r a halo as the I massaged h1s shoulders fl1rled With h1m m a crowd pa1d him 11llam 1f l ever heard one )' we ge t 'W e as Citizens nu sl ch 1 " c th vot e We mu st mnocent v1cttm of rapac ous ret l lers but man y of Jus ac spCcwl attentiOns and compliments lak e m a t v<: p trt all oJ us .,. un ,g, 11 J old Sl'r.vat r What stones could match the brutal ep1sodes of the Frenc h tons whether ca1 eless or d e lib e r.:~t c actually conlnbute to He was puzzled at f1rsl then responded Last year we took the h1gh pr ces we a! con pl1111 1hout and l beu1 Hcp b!J(_ ln Dl' n < c 1 II and I n tr..~ J cndc1r 1 thE the confused settlement of Galhpohs by a and Indian Wars our f11 sl tnp to Haw au It was like a honeymoon only better d oo~ ng ln d elect ng f c<Jn(IJ I l c J 11 11 \ ll<.: h 1 g v.h<.~t o 1 Shoplifting 1s ob'.JOusly the No I ca use I he Nat10nat Re thoroughi; bamboozled French FLve Hundred the thm hne of d!ld appo mt ed ) ] f ICJi s J te c <..: 1 on t ) gf't goo I I 1fe IS much more fWI now W1th all the children gone we • t.a 1 Merchants Ass n est nates that tl e cost of shop I ft ng l'icctcd gove nment colomal forts from Pittsburgh lo Indiana that secured the heart ' and re lated theft 1s about $3 5 b1 lion a \ ea r fmd we LOVE the empty nest We can act hke newlyweds and of a contment -> In the ne\.\ sp pet bu smcss \H' !U 1. kl v c l rn th t se ucts Shop lifters ult1matelv rob th e JV eragc fa mly of so methmg no one Will thmk we re bemg s1lly cannot be ke1 t t tl e1c a c en Jugt ale t pc rs st ent pc pit between $30 and $60 a )ear Th s s the surcha rge a fa m1l v There are great posslblhlles here fo• stor1es that televtsiOn l haven t told a nyone about my new hfe until now All! want atte n ptlng to I 1 d them m t <~nd \ l11 g u a r \\h Jt H c pajs n htghcr pr ces to r over bu s 1 ess losses du e to shop ! ft has never told and 11 doesn t have to be sugared up or altered mg to say IS Look at yow husband you older woman I Maybe he s lea n Corr pt 1 n c In ot be h dden It l1 sts o n! be J se ' now that th e lnd1an IS n ghtly demandmg that we tell Amencan put blmders on o e C'~ nd dr noth ng unt! 1 J (_ tcmd 1 just the guy you d like to have an affa1r Wllh - I B But even those who \\ OUld neve consider ste tling an tem cr 1pts history hke Jl was (tragiCa lly) ' from a s tore ma y be gu It) of pract1c~ s th at amoun t loa th e e 1 dr at 0 1 But r up t o forn of th eft cJ ru ges f3evcrly Hender son a consumer ceo Personally I t hink an anthology senes on these themes I d l\ t Dear Helen IL jnh nom1cs spec a list at tl e UI J\ers Jt\ ol W sconsm ExtensiOn wou ld be flrs t-dass teleVISIOn and while anthologies may not be One last comment on long skirts vs mints and pants - this One of these tr cks she po nts out IS sw tel ng pncc Ia WIN AT BRIDGE from lhe vantage pomt of 55 years of b1rd watchmg an d I don l m vogue now (a lter all that s really what Wagon Tram was } bels from low pn ced to h gher pnced tc 11 s As a re sult to who s to say there 1s not a npe moment for a comeback ? the an no,. ance of hones customer s stores have reta l ated by mea n 01101es I have found the longer and more elegant the dress I recall a long ttme ago an excellent radio drama sen es Ls ng siLck) label> that are almostunposs b e to get ort tl e more femLmne and gracwus the wearer Th e1 there s the c\ass1c exa mp le of the person who buvs sponsored by duPont and based on Amencan history called A lusty Elizabet han Robert Hernck presented h1s \lews met chand se a fondue set s v - and uses t for a spec1a l Cavalcade of Amenca II a new TV senes could achieve that 1 sc: a1 d wo I I be !at :d bt t l e th usly Whenas m s1lks my Julia goes Melhinks how sweetly occasiO n fh en she re urns 1t to the sto1 e saymg 1t was not NOll Til II level of excellence 11 would be a popular show and - better sllll t ed th~.: cl!amond a$ I s be st fl ows 1 hat hqu1fa ctwn of her clothes su table Such used merc hand se will probably be so ld at a (I KQ74 a good one loday chance reduced pnce and aga n oth er custome rs star~ the cost of ¥ AK2 There s not much hqwfactwn m dungarees and pea coats th1s loss to the store • J ~2 MeanwhLle what son l<lp lor next season Marshal Dtllon ' S II wl o wa s sorncth r rg Ao; f or clumsmess of longer skirts I have never seen an In It s not unu s al to sec so meone han fl ng and squeez mg 4o K J 10 ol a s/ o"' ol f JHO<.:eeded to dJan or Moslem woman tnp or stumble Japanese women m thetr fres h fru t and oth er p1oduce m the su perm trket Sa \ s M1ss IVESl E,).Sl sl ov.. h s ha nd w tl the re Henderson Damage d food spo Is lJl u:: kl~ and f some un sus (I J82 (1 109> ma1 k If Ea st sl I ha, the kimonos and Eastern \\omen m their long shlted ski rts have pect tng co nsumer docs t bu\ t t \\ II be n arked do 'n fo ¥ Qt084 ¥ 93 d an o 1d s stop! ed I w11J p a\ excited men s unagmahons for centunes And God knows how • qu ck sale or thro \ n out WEDNESDAY JUNE 13 1973 t J9 t Ql f>4 t1 l! ~H.:e a 1d k ng a 1 I sq l eL zt: manl boys fell m love With long sktrled g1rls at proms and • 6 00 New's Weath er Spor ts 3 4 8 10 5 Tr uth or Con seq 6 M aybe \OU 1.e seen a 11 sp l~c ed p lckage ol froze n load on 4o 8 42 4o l \le st II he doe s t ha e Ignored those same girls In their unfemuune umforms Se same St 20 Around The Bend 33 a she l Some tho 1gt tless con sun CJ d angcd he n md abou l SOUTH ( r)) then stDpJ ed y e ight ol ROBER1 A ROMANTIC 6 $0 - N BC New s 3 4 Nev s 8 10 Zoom 33 Sesame St 20 I the purchase and didn I botl er to rctu r 1t to th e troze 1 foo d (I A6 Dream of Jeanne 13 d a 1 o d s \.. Ill be ~ l?ll • case ¥ J 7 G, • l cK 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 What s • Anotlw <:a n mon p t ce s to ope a J<:l or 1 ac kage ut t A KB My L ne a Anyth ng You Can Do 13 E lec Co 20 Know Your NEW SPAPER ENTE RPR SE (\SS N 4oA Q I Sc hools 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 • load ~ )II p e t a1 Up 1t had on tl e she ll 0 t~;;r the per + 2~ Pt~ss lh Ill r card s f w h ch sla ms • son do ng th1 s take s an oth eJ J 1r or pac kage Hat ha sn t bee 7 30 Ep sode Act10n 33 T he J Udge 10 Bea t The Clock 13 Bot I c ;'Il l ? Pil l A P11 s a (! made opened Th is results n coni nn na o 01 spo lage ot some PGJ ce Surg eon 3 To Te ll Th e Truth 6 How Do Your Ch ldren l\ c t Yo S o t l I o I S Udl Grow? 20 fOD \ Y S QUESTIO N toods The custo 1 e \~ ho b vs t n l\ be the \ o~e r or If she I' I (I \C! ]I < ¥ >2 tK4 4o AQ 10M 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8 0 Adam 12 3 4 15 Th cker Than Wafer l1stead of b dd n~ t h r c c retu1 ns to the store 01 nd gl! t s a r e i 1 rC'p a e11en thr s II dd g t a 1ee 4N I Pa ' I N1 6 13 Ba seba ll 16 Amer ca 73 20 33 spa !e you par ne I as b d ;1 dd s to U e store s ope r at ton costs WI u c.lo y o do no v \I I Pass S Ll Pa ' B 30 " Ll hree hea ts ove r you three Car tna pmg s another p obl cn for SlJ ern trkets Some 13 - Banacek 3 4 15 Mo ve Say Goodbye Magg 1e Cole 6 \ - fu s t hul f U1 S Jl<:l It.'s Y u 1 4o d¥ 4 d amonds Whal do you do stores repo rt los mg one out ol f' e I c carts tl ev O\\n at • r 1 t e II c'i r I see m l ha\ e 0 , 9 00 - Dan Augu st 8 10 Ju ne Wayne 20 33 a cos t ot abo t $35 eacl 9 30 - Tu rn ng Po nt s 20 33 B\ Os'' aid & Jam es J ICoin 8\ no nean are a! ou r pi obl e s ' I the I gh cost ol 10 00 - Cannon 8 10 Sea ch 3 4 15 ON en Mar shal( 6 13 Homewood 33 News 20 • J v ng due to ' espons1b le con~u 1 ers \ e1 be hooves all ol \\iest did t ~ a\e a n CJl 11 OO - Nev s3 4 6 B o 13 5 • us to exam 1ne our o \II shopp ng hab 1 ~ for\~ 1\ S n d uch we L 1ct \ e lead a g ll st ~ 1 x n 30 - Jo hnny Ca r son 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 13 Mov es ma\ ha\. e 1 nco n':il. ous \ been cont r b Jtm g to the n s ng costs tr un ! but he 11ana ged o Otl ey 8 M ss Sad e Th ompson 10 ot reta I ng I 00 - News 3 Pe y Ma son 4 I r d tl1e wu st o e \\- he1 t s 200 - News4 ga me clea I a t \O 01 pot ent s BY JACK 0 BRIAN I a\ e based t1 e1 b1ddu g on THURSDAY JUNE 14 1973 ABC TV butchenng An Affair to 6 00 Sunn!:.e Se mmar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 pont co unt \O 1 \'v B t t to rRAGEDY 1 AKES OVER Fo r the til st I n e 111 h1slm v tl e 1a te tl e ~O \ e1 11 e 1 t Remember chops all lh e tender touches from 6 15 - Far mt1m e 0 Far m Report 13 ' r ake 'ou J sa e~ t lead 1 ot DIRECTION spe nd s mane' s being c locked I te1 d l b a Fedc1at th at lovely old cornball fhck ABC starts 11 long 6 25 - Paul Har vey 13 Ul t:! tl at IS I kel\ to C J SI 0 NF W YORK I KFS ) - Gene Kelly s 111fe s Spend 1g Cloc k located 1 the na l ona l hcadquallel s ot 6 30 ~ Co lum bu s Today 4 B ble An swers 8 Amer 1ca s a II JCk afle~ the eslabhshmg scenes so that later Problem s 10 Patterns for L •v ng 13 the Cha m bet of Co mm e1ce uf th e Un ted St"t es dea th and h1s e) e problems ca used h1s dropout Corncob Report 3 seque nces with bac k refere nces are stupid A 6 45 ~UIIllail) 31 hl g l Cal() E\ e1' 1 2 second s a d a l tnd ica tes tl e expe1 d I 1e ol from dn ecling t he Bdwy musical of Moulm 7 00 Today 3 4 5 News6 8 10 J eff s Call e 13 p 01 ts IS n o e than eno 1gb couple of now mawkish children s ch01r scenes anothe1 :510 000 tt e a\ e age a ni al 1con e at a Ar e11 Rouge CBS cs handling I ucLIIe Ball very 7 30 --Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bul lw nkle 13 Popeye 0 tOJ a :sm al slam f h s tmw m the choppmg block versiOn need ehnunatwn ca t fa n 11 E'er P 6 seco nd s a ght ft a sl et; mel cat1ng a 00 ._.._ Ca pt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 €\ en afte t South had let thl: delicately her sho \\ s stay durably ratmg h1gh Lass 1e 6 nd1 culously cut purposeful scenes an d the the spend n0 of a no I e1 ~ 1 00 000 -\ 1 cJ e\ e1\ t\ o llllll l{te~ J ea1t lead co ne around tu and he1 75 pa ct IS on the front burner I he a d s1x seco nd !i a beep 1s hea1 d s g a!me tl a t h John McMartm (Bdwy star of 8 30 - JacklaLanne l 3 NewZooRevue 6 hi S jack he co ld o I\ c.: Ol nt photog nag Ron Ga lella (barred by the courts •epfaced 9 00 Paul D xon 4 Ph i! Donahue 15 Ben Casey 13 Romper fedeJ al gO\ c r 1 e t I as J rst eli 01 peel a othe n lt on Folhes ) and Jo Van Pallen are today s to 11 t11 cks Room 8 Peyton Pace 13 Capt Kangaroo a Lets Mak e A smac ket oo s from lensmg too close to Ja ckie Onassts ) now Deal 6 Fr end y Junct 1on 10 AM 3 H "ood googoo 1tem The I\I CI!ll \ Otltl ha e tu pesters the f1eedom of Ama nda Bu rden me dent :tl goes oft aho t 700 t n es d 1 he beep 9 30 - To Tell the Tr ut h 3 Jeopardy 6 Hollywood s Talk ng 10 Babe Paley snuk m and outa N Y Hospital co n e l1 on a 3 ~ b1 ea k 111 a Pey ton Pla ce 13 Beve ly H !lb iiJ es 8 ci a B the end ot th E' ll JJEnl fi sca l ea th f apt !I Paley \1 the Pub daughter of Mrs B1ll ed Sl I 0 a ~ q eeze ol Without a Ron Galella mtrust10n Highli ght of 0 00 - 0 ck Va n Dyk~ 13 D nah Shore 3 15 Co l umbu s S x chm g1ng dtg tal Ag 1es o top ot t e ctocJ.: \\I ha Thea lncal sl e had to run for her pubhc li fe Her Ca ng 6 Joker s W ld 8 10 S01 1e SO li Gene Krupa s three week stay In Yonkers Gen I 1 eg 1ste1ed a total of "011 e S'J ;:-.0 b lila 10 30 Spl t Secondl3 Baf f e3 d 15 $10000Pyram d8 10 onll problem w1th the pesteraZZI - bemg Hosp1ta l astde from hts happy leavetakmg was Soutl p a led fo al l co :\Ieam\ h le O\ e at t1 e Cen sus Bu1 eCJ tl e1 e "' an othe 1 00 Sa l e of th e Centur y 3 4 15 Love Amert can Sty le 6 Julie Ghr st Le gets red-dogged by t ge c es \t1J ckt1ole beautLful th e fl owers Cardmal Cooke sent Bdwy clock tl at 1ecotds II c a 1 a l e1 c fe' seco Jcls of one Gamb I 8 10 Pa ssword 13 Elec Co 20 led a l1ea1t to d m 1 The the 1 on sheep ron s but she doesn t care Just mo t e c tJzen \'- ho '' ill spe 1 I n os t ol s fet n e mak11 g clothier Cye Martm s Widow tr1ed to keep the he led a d1a nond and st ck parks her b1ke at Pub Theatncal and makes It 30 - Lo .... e of L fe 8 10 Bew tched 6 13 Sesam e St 20 the othe1 d ock t l Bdwy s most popular haberdashe r y once Hollywood Squares 3 t.1 15 11 the se \ e1 spot \\ he 1 OL faces runn mg but now says she II declare 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 50 Cl u b 4 News 10 13 are alte1 a sque eze tot 12 Passw ord 6 "" Domg the next James Bond mov1e Roger bankruptcy tJ c ks \ ou t1 \ to concede a 1 2 30 3WsGame3 Search for Tomorrows 10 Spl t Second6 t 1ck ear s 1ce \Oll are 1 t Moore 11as asked what he br ngs to the roll Bangladesh howls lor help lor Its cruelly 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 different fr om Sean Connery I have shghlly 111terested 1 al l 13 1 00 - New s 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Green Acre s 10 Not For poor people - and rust moved Its H1gh Com Women On y IS Sec r et Storm 8 he nQnchalanted Sammy \\ est \\O \~l th t he 11 e 11 h1te1 teeth mJssion mto new m1lhon buck London d1gs N 1 20 - Lessons n Sew ng 3 a d led a II d I ea t tu se Ca hn s 60 hour Caesars Palace 60th birthda y Y Ma yoralty hopeful Marlo B1agg1 whmes he 1 30 - Let s Mak e A Dea l6 13 As The World Turn s 8 10 Three L p 1 s quee n lt a lso I OH.: ed bash schedules all sorts of h1ghhghts none so On a Match 3 4 5 Bov ng 6 ge ls too much pubhcll) a solution -star m a Ea s to 1ake a dlsca d Th s mtellectual as the moment 11hen Manhattan s 2 00 - T m es of Our L•ves 3 4 15 New ywed Game 13 Pr ce Is mov1e With J erry Lewis Pollee Benevolent R ghf B 0 Do You Read M e? 20 \\ a s o p1obl e1 li e l~t a Se11a1 d Park H gh Schoo l bestows on Lts old 3 30 - Return to Peyton Pla ce 3 4 15 One L fe to L ve 6 13 c ub go Ass n pres Bob McKiernan (opposed to Jawn Secret S!orm 10 Ph I Donahue 4 Turn ng Pomfs 20 l mdsa) ) IScon11nced Mayor So Jangles sllll Will 1 he p oblet de elo) ed fot r..()scar song'u tmg dropout an honorary Ho l ywood s T<"lk ng 8 diploma ll ee t11ck s late afte1 So 1 run agam mdependently 4 00 - Ca rtoon 3 Love Amer ca n Style 13 Flints tones 6 Mana Call as arri ved m f eheran Iuw sa ns !lad cas! eel th e 0 00d c:1 bs Ses AJ Pacmo s Scarecrow film IS at the 10 am e St 20 33 'Somer se t 15 Move The Slee p ng C ty Th < t 1 e F as I ad u let a 11Sa and n1pped her 1d at the delay plus absence Cinema I Theater A secre t he once Eastside 4 30 I Love Lucy 6 Pet!Jcoa t Junct an 3 Ner v Gr If n 4 s pad~ u d amm d go Enl e 1 of hmo and ordered all reporters and photogs \\as hred as an usher there The Dems hope to Abbott & Coste ll o 8 Wild W fd West 13 My L 1ttle Marge 15 a\\ a Her eonc.:er t management the re released 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff.th I S Bonanza 3 Hazel ca tch up lmanc1ally w1th a $1 000 000 telethon to 8 B g Valley 6 a commumque M1ss Ca llas 1s unable to Slaj m pay off some $5 000 000 m debts They fee l 5 30 - El ec Co 33 Gomer Pyl e 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 KEK ICH fR~DED Teheran an) longer Old flatt erer Chfl Beverl y H llb• l cs 8 Death Va ll ey Da ys 15 Watergate v.1ll wash cash mto the corfers more Ci EVE I \'\0 UP! - M1kc Robertson m the same burs toJd locals he d love 6 DO New s 3 4 8 IO 15 Truth or Con seq 13 Around the Bend gene rously than the last wh1ch drtpped 33 Sesame St 20 Kek ch the Yankee p1tcher to li ve thet e an d ~\Oulli decorate h1 s home $3 000 000 mto Lts $10 000 OOOdebt J erry SILlier 6 30 NB C News d 5 AB C Ne w~ B 0 I Dream ol Jeanne 13 \\ ho as In oh ed In the iqfe Persian st lc Des gn ng Women 33 and Anne Meara s daughter Amy tooks rust like S\Hlpp ng nc dent \uth team Pans t1ei:ilS tounsts so shabb l} 1t.c.; topshots 7 00 Tr uth or Con seq 3 Beat th e Clock 4 Course nl 01 r \nne son BenJ; looks hke Jerry don t worry T me s 33 D ck Van Dyk e 4 W hat s My L ne 8 Big Red ma te Fn tz Peteison \\as sudden!) are publici\ v.orned about losing he II oulgro\\ It Folks who amaze at the Jub lee 5 News 6 Elec Co 20 Let s Mak e A Deal 13 lraded b \ e 1 York to the tra ct on as a n a rts and finance cen ter Course of Our T1mes 33 Old parent lookal 1kes gel th1s expla natiOn Cle-.land Indians Iuesda) m gra1. hsted film director Joe I osey announ ced a 7 30 Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Trut h 6 W ld I< ngdom They re not ours - we rent them Anne says 0 I ll See You n Courf 11 Lass e 8 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock exchan ge for 1 nor league Watergate fl1 ck he also announced a Harold 13 Help Wanled 33 Elv1s IS assu red or $500 000 for a one 11ght hande r I o ell Palmer Pmte r scnpt of Prott'lt classics but cant get the 8 00 Mod Squad 6 13 The Walfo s 8 10 Jrons de 3 4 15 \\ ee kend uproar at the Nassau L I Coliseum P lii y hou se Ne w York B ography 10 33 and a p a er lo he named later fm~nclllg Hertford & Ladbroke casmos m ' )' The cha nty.;,ducalwnal schools renl<l l o[ the 9 00 Ku ng Fu6 3 M oves That Ceria n Feel ng B Sec r el Krk1 ch ha s been n fl\ e games l And n makes fen ale..croup er croup1 ess"' J World 0 hne hlack film SoWlder alone ha ul ed 1n more 10 00 Just Jazz (0 33 The Cod Wor Spec ol s bro led Iceland c cod/ sh w th f or the Yankef's m<::~ k ing four J bs dcs1r 1ble In C\ Cf\ aspec t - better tha.,p than It cost 1 he Executive Action riCtJOn 0 30 Dean Mart n 3 4 15 Stree ts of San Fr anc1sco 6 13 World o I ttle Br t sh flog st uck on top star l s He ha ~ tJ 1 1 reco rd the Pia h0 I un ni('S n s~ex....- bJl'CI accusat Dr1s Press 33 News 70 fact film of Jack Kennedy s ctssassmatwn Will \1 (' tcr c mmg n a shutrut !~cause Bnt1 sh l:iam n ~ u:gu!dt10ns ban low 11 00 News 3 <1 6 8 3 15 hlame wLid n ght1sts So how come the killer was n L rn e Jrun a \er a~~ f b< SJ n nc t:khnc r.; I he <:~nt pla\trs not to be 30 Johnny Ca r so n 3 4 15 D• ck Cwe ll 6 13 M o .... es Love a procla mtcl Marx:nut l <i Beller Th ;m Ever 8 A I the K ng s Men 10 J 20 JJ sth:l( tJ om! to kui':!p their minds C)Cs un the I 00 Perry Ma so n <l News 13 lh II \\ t IW\1 I ~ \ Let's check into consumer honesty ' - l'he Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomero1 0 June 13 1973 ;ff!!.~~~ ~ r~<:.- ..~ ~ ~ ~ &;:;$: ~.. -!' .. .. ~ ~ «;. 't ._ y-»-,:= 1 •Oday's ~ ; Sport Parade ~ B} Milton R1chmau UPI Sports Edllur 'l OAKMUNT Pa (UP! ) - Daw flill1 s gone but that s oka y they re gmng nght ahead w1th the 73rd U S Open Thursda) anyway~ack Nicklaus IS still here You ve heard of guys >~ho march to different drummers haven t you' Sure you have But how about some skmny dude v. ho vnty hsten~ to Ins own kazoo ' Such an md!VIdual IS mtense completely unpredi ctable Dave Hill who may be headstrong at times but certamly never dull He was s1tt1ng there on a wooden bench m the anc1ent 70..\ ear old Oakmont Country Club locker room packmg up his belongmgs Tuesday qu1et and composed and not blowmg his top at all when someone carne tn s1dled up alongs1de tum and sa1d Is It true you ve pulled out ? Why yes sa1d Dave Hill almost astounded that anl body would ask No law says I cant qwt ISthere But why ? Not Menially Prepared I m not mentally prepared to shoot 60 It l<lke me three weeks to recover from a round hke that l ve been worktng tv. o month::; hittmg 600-700 balls some days >Imply to get ready for this and now I don t see any se nse at allm staymg here Somethmg d1d 11 d1dn t 1!' Yea h somNhing d1d 1! Four ho les d1d 11 That \\a s how many I played before I qmt You still haven I sa1d why though ' Well! could see where l conceivably make two good shots at the first hole and eas1ly make SIX Any chance you ll change your mmd ' This thmg doesn l get under way untLI Thursday Dave Hill looked as 1f he had been wounded Mortally No he sa1d I m not changmg my mmd I ve got a 7 45 fl1 ght m the mormng You ve w1thdra\\rn from tournaments berore have n t you 1 have Withdrawn many ILmes before I eve n put the peg m the groWld Hell I ve departed before I even showed up I ook 1! s nothmg agamst this golf course I thmk 11 sa fme golf course Second V1s1t ThiS your f~rst VLSII here' My second 1 pla yed herem 1962 and three pu tted Six seven limes a day D1d you have some Idea you m1ght pull out bel01 e you came here today? I had an 1dea but I m not mad at nobody ll s JUSt that I ve been makmg too ma ny mental errors lately so what s the use ? I woutdn l play m th1s tournament 1f they gave me a free throw a hole L1ke I satd no law says I can l qwt I got $94 000 In lhe bank 1don t have to play for $500 Who am l gonna beat For a ll the talk Dave H1ll sllll had to make 11 official He st1ll had to fmd a USGA man and tell h1m he wa s all fmLshed no\ gomg to tee 11 up a ta ll on Thursday On the wa~ out of the locker room Hill ran mlo P J Boat wnght the execullve d1rector of the USGA He told Bual\\ n ght (Con linued on page 6) ( ~ -~t;., ~1i6~j~ •• :t:r:~~(l r 1 , ..... ~ ~ 'Federal spend1ng clock' ¥ 1 Model TBF 18SL 17 6 cu ft No Frost Re fngerator Freezer • On ly 30I'J Wide 66 h yh a Freezer holds up to 165 lbs • Jet Freeze ce compartmen t fr eezes ce e)(tra fast • 4 cabmet shelves 1 adJustable 1 sl des ou t • Tw n vegetable b ns • Removable egg b n • Separate temperature controls • Ro1 s out on wheels 4 1cemaker ava lab e as accessory at er'~"~a-c_,o;:st-..........~-~ Freezer Refrigerator $389 $21995 95 Redleg hurlers have given up 42 runs, 58 hits in last 5 outings II s as though the bat~rs CINCINNATI t UPT ) - The parade of Cmcmnat1 Reds pitchers to the mound remmded Sl I ou1s Manager Red Schoen d1enst of the Cardmals exh1b1 twn game tour of Japan e1ght years ago That s "hat the Japanese teams do sa1d Red A p1 tcher "'orks one or two mnmgs and then he s r e placed Ross Gnmslej was one f1ve pitchers called upon Tuesday mght as the Cardmals poWlded out an 11-5 v~etory at RtverlrontSI<ldlum know what pitches are corn mg sa1d Reds p1tchm g coach Larry Shepard The pllehers have rust got to keep pluggmg a \lay And pra) 1 someone sug gested I ve tned Utat answered Shepard Pltr hcr A<qurrcd Joe Torre pounded out four h1ts and TCjl S1mmons added three mc ludm g a three run homer as the Cards ha nded the Reds the1r fourth loss m lhmr last five games or ,. r L ..J ' II \ l~ ECONOMY 12 FOOD FREEZER Net S tora~c \ vlum c 1., c I I t Food Stor 1coe -1--lO I h 61 H ~ ~ h ~X " IJ c o- n, H & R FIRESTONE 992 2238 Middleport, 0 Cl ~all f ru ns l~y The Red s hope to salvage the Arc the Reds through al fmj;jJe of the th ree game senes lra dmg 1 when they send theLr top I II l<lke the F'l[th Amend wmne r Jac k B1 llm ~ham f&-2) me nt w l s Anderson s respon •gomst the Car<Js R1ck W1se lomght se St YOU Norman f11!; tins category fh e 5-loot 6 170 po md left) won four of fl\ e declsJon:s f1 om the Reds l1sl )ea r He s I 7 th1s se 1son a Ill Ius on h• v c lor} w as a 2 1 t1nunph O\ t: J II c Heds Me y 20 \\ he r ht ulp tc hcd By FRED DOWN Sports Wr~tcr I he Atlanta Braves asked Phil N1ekru to ex penmenl With an 11 on man p1tchtng schedule hke W1lbur Wood s after notmg the Ch1cago WhLte Sox star s remarkable success and so far the re suJts have been en couragmg N1ekr o who says 1t s too ea rly to tell how pLlchmg every th ird da) w1ll work out has won his las:t two sta rts w1th two day s of r~:st ha s won ftve sl raLghl games and has a 6 2 recmd i:lnd 255 ea1ned run toto contention In th e Nattorml League West Ch~eago dclcaled Houston 30 Los Angeles downed Plnla delphm 8-6 Mont1 eal beat San D1ego 74 St Loms lopped CmcmnatJ 11 5 and New York shaded San Francrsco 5-4 m other NatJOni.il Leag ue games Ame11ca n I eag ue sco res were Cleveland 5 Texas 4 Baltnnore 6 Kansas C1ty 4 Det rOit 6Ch1 rago 5 Milwaukee 6 Mmnesota 3 Oakland 4 New York 2 and Boston 6 Cahlorma 5 Joh nn y Oa tes htl a two 1 un ::t\erage I omcr and M1k e I um and Nu.~ kro turned m h1s second Da rrell Evans a lso home1 ed stra1ght VIctory wtth two days [or the Braves who dealt ! uk e of rest Tuesday mght when he Walker h1 s fourth loss Manny pLtched a s1x hitter to beat the Sangu 1llen and R1 ch Hebnm Pittsburgh P~rates 4 2 It was hom e1ed for t he Ptratesthe Braves seventh wm 1n losers m ctght of their last mne the1r last e1ght games and games suggested that they ma y yet R1ck Rcu schel p1 lcl ed a move UP! CLEV E! AND (UPI) - The Cleveland Indians Tuesday traded a mmor league pLtcher and another player to be nam ed later for New York Yanke es pLlcher M1ke Kek1 ch Kek1ch has been 1n hve b:ame s for the Yankees makmg four starts He has a 1 1 record the victory commg on a shutout Kek1ch proved to me he IS capable of pftchmg Ill the b 1 ~ leagues-and he w1ll be an asset to our p1tchmg staff sa 1d Cleveland Genera l Mana ger PhLI Seglu Kek1ch was mvo lved m a v.1fe swapp1n,g incident .,...1th Yankee tea mmate Fntz Peterson earlier th1 s year l ncll ans Mana ge r Ken Aspr omon te plan s to use Keki ch m a s tartmg role smce two other starters M1lt Wilc ox and Dick fHirow leave for m11itary serv1ce th1s weekend Kek1 ch w1ll get hLs f"st start as an Indi an Sun day agai nst Kan sas G1ty The Indians gave the Yankees rightha nder Lowell Palmer who ha s been p1tc hmg w1th Oklahoma City He w11l remam w1th the Amer1can Assoc1ahon club although now property of the Yank ees Tidewater captures 9-6 win Internationa l [ eaguc Roundup Ry U mLcd Press Internal! mal Home runs tol d the story n 11dewttter s VIctory Tuesday mght as B1ll McNulty and Joe Nol•n keyed the l 1des 9-6 v1ctory over the Pawtucket Hed Sox \\Lth two home runs ap1 ece be classified GENERAL TIRE SALES 992 7161 2nd Ave M1ddf eport WinS Pmch l1t ter ::itevc G.a 1Vl!Y s thr C'e rm tnple r hm txetl t fout 1un c 1~hth mmn ~,; 1 tlly wh1ch kayoed Steve Curtton md cr tbl ed tl e Dodger s to fm theu vJttor y IXr 1g The Dally S!nhnel DEVOT ED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IG S MASON AREA C HESTER L TANNEHILL E ~ ec Ed ROBERT H OEFL ICH CtyEd1or Pub <. hcd da ly e x ce pt Satu r day !)y T h e Oh o Va ley s h ng Com pany 1 Court S Po me oy Oh o 4)7 69 B us n es. ~ Off ce Pho ne 992 2 1-5 6 Ed or a Pho ne 992 ) 157 Sec.bnd c l~ !is postage pa d at Pom e roy Oh o N.;~ onal adv e r ts ng ep r esen at v c eo 1 ne I Ga aghe r nc 12 Eas t 4'lhd S Nev Yor k C lv New York Su b sc r p on r a t es Del v cr ed by carr er Whe r e -ava ab e ss cent s per week By N o o Rout e v h e r e ca rr er: se v cc no .av.a abte On(' mon b ~ 2 By ma n Oh o an d :; v a on ... ye ar s 6 s x months mon hs ':.1! 50 T ~c month s \5 SO e J.;r> wh ere SIB yP.~ 5 Y'riO n ho, S95U r .., monlh S S6 St1bs c r pi on l p co:: nctudt:. '::>unda r I mes Pu b ~ ~n 'lei POLYESTER CORD NEW TIRES A LOW PRICE DEALI FULL 4 PLY ANY SIZE LISTED 7 75x14 825x14 8 55x14 8 15x 15 WHITE WALL MEIGS TIRE CENTER lose r F:d Kt nr p lOI 8 t\' till I 0 11 Cl Ill tl (.1 Sixth Ill U g tI S fu sl s m c~ I 1st Aug 29 llft1 d U C Mets OVCI th ~ ( I lilts whose Nl Wt st lead dwmdlc d to a hair g une I ehx Mli lm hont three Juts mcludmg 1 1un St;OIIIlg s n ~lc fm the Melo; \\ t 1lc < 111 ) Mmh.lux ch ovc 111 tW O Of S + Fed Ex Tax from S2 5J lo $2 75 FREE MOUNTING 700 E Ma1n Sf POM EROY OHIO 99 22 10\ ONE OF lifE LARGEST TIRE DEAURS IN SOtliiiEASTERN SAFE T RE S ARE YOU!t OHIO l f£ AS Wtll AS DOllS I l l ) I IIICISCO S lllrt<; \I Ju1n M 11cl 11 w 1s t1 c Josc1 I 1 I I I I Itt /. kl 1a ll) Rau I CCCIVCd CJ ed1tfo1 Ju s f11 st \'IdOl y Bub Buley I t 1 two. 1 t omcr CJn d Cl) de MashOJ e knocked ni two 1uns w1 th a doubl e md smg lc fm the Expos whu de tlt S ln DJCgo s Mik e Ca ldwell In s c1gllh defeat M1ckey Scott rece1ved cred i t fm the wm Joe fo1r e drm r m fo ur runs w1th U n:c h1L.;; 1111 J t.:!d Sun mon s knoc ked 1 thl l!C w1th th1 ee ti Jfet1cs as B e~g i c Cleve J md won h1s SIXLI g tlliC f.o1 UlC Ca rdm a ls l{ osr:i (, JJ msley kayoed m 2 1 l1nn g:s w 1s tlw CAR CARE WEEK Sears Prepare no w ror summer ho t da ys I An S, ROEBUCK /I N() CO L1mrted Ttme Only ' ~~ REAL SAVINGS!! ';T 4-PLy T\RE SILENT GUARD 78 ouR F\NE SAVE 50% HiTtdy subdue.~ on 2nd Tire Brcwes 12-2 when you buy 111 fire .11t regul ar lo w price C7i! I J Tube e s M1ke Htndy p1 lc hed sllBip two hLt blll and d lllblecl tntl .smgled til leitd the lnd1 rns t J a 12 2 Vld(JJ y over the l31 IVCH n M ddleport Boys I eague play Monda) evenng I he fndwn s remamcd undefc ted i:l t 3 0 and bec.:a mc odds rn favontcs to dommHte theu palcf 1cc f p pos1 t10r from here on 1n M1ke Mil le~ s Sing le anu 1 en y WuylanU s d lUhl e we1c the l!n ly l1Ls off limcly lie fanned SIX wa lkl!d seven fhe lnd•ans pecked on Brett Dodson for f1ve run s m Lhc fm;t mmng addc'<l th ree 1n ll c second and four 1n Lhc fuw th whereupon tht:: 10 run r ulc Wtts mv )ked Dodson fit nrll'<l seven WHik ecl 3 Other lndwns gcl lmg h1ts were Ri ck Hov<:~tte r like llmdy a doubl e i:l nd smgle Kclvm Lee and Roy Bcarsw11t each 1 sm ~Je and Hoge r C<Jrson two f1 :~r k w<J 23~.~ ," 2 34~.~." iTt four inniTtgs w Js i:l blast 1n the seve nth mnm g and hi s second homer a two run JOh was h1s 11th of the season Nolan cra cked hi s f1rst two hases-<!m pty hom ers of the season m th e third and seventh mnmgs and added two s m~ l es In other [nternatronal smglcs 1eaguc ga mes S} ra cu se Braves 002 0- 2 ' shaded Ch•rleslon 7-6 roledo f nd1ans 510 1- 12 R lopped ll ch mond I 2 and B DOdSJ n and I Wa yland Pemn s uiH mpped Roches ter 2 Hmd y and Vcn uy I McN ult) s fir st homer sol o George Kal afat1 s hit a solo homer 1n the seventh h1 s Si x th to pace Penmsula s wm over Rochester RICh Bladt s ftfth homer and Not ce YARD SALE 539 Broadway St Ot to Velez s I Bth paced M dd eporl Salu rday 6 13 2tc Syracuse s wmmng effort over Charle ston Fred Holdsworth pitched a seven hiller and l1rted hts reco rd to 6 3 as Toledo downe d Richmond $]5 00 a pair IHtteJ fm Ius scventl \\111 md Bobby WliiiLms Ju t 1 1 1 m hon ~ r f01 th• C'ubs Ces u Cedeno had two of Houstor s three lute.; HS Ken f orsch lost h1 s sixt h g nne agamst six th1 ec GOOD)'YEAR TUBELESS brief rest, -Braves triumph l60 X 14 \lOD E L C \ 0 22Y He sec m('d to be mtu n tmg II al Reds Prcs tdent Bob llo\\ Sa m hnd gone iftc r :J Ste\!C (' 1rlton bef01c se tt ling [or 1 Norma n ~ 1ts Catllgory lf vou 1.: tn t gf>t j;j rtJal goOd one sa1d Andrrson yon t1) to get one \\ ho h 1s done well Niekro having success with SPECIAL PRICE NOW ON GENERAL GRABBER I Over that f1ve gmne spa n Red s plt<hcrs ha1 e been dob bered lor 42 runs and 56 htts Shortly be fore 1 uesda) s mght s garne the Hcds em nounced the acqms1h on of left hander F'red Norman from San D1ego m cxch mge for rookte outf~elder Gene Locklear and pttcher M1k e Johnson who has been on the Indmnapohs hrrn club To ge t • really top-f11ght p1Lrher you ha\e to s tnp your ball club so much til 11 you don t have enoug h left to WJn s111d Reds Manager S)lal ky Ander son too late to BERRr'S WORLD News -1 ~~ Kekich joins Indians staff Television Log 'J oo t., ' Bad Opening Lets in Slam \ ;.o for (~ s [ ~ ~ Check lhese Important features 4 polyester cord phes tak e " ~ .,:;;;' I mq I \jf "i• fin. PfH tm rtf l'hm --· pumshment nde smoothly Tread up to 8% deep er and 15% ' w1der than 11re at nght F , pi!£ ~ f pol y( s t r r l 1 r v I r l ahl1 s LI(J gtl f r m ~ l f v ur: d v n g n! t2 fh I hf y Sl PI ly ~ ) ) I ll1j)tl( I il l I ro 1 I ~ 1z 1r! pr ll 11 n 111 I re s :-;t f!:i l sp tt mg t•lci J sm tl th r k W lc 78 :";< n cs 1 s t.; ' pu ts n r~ ruhh r on the road Dyn utu l rul her I r< a I s up t R Y, dt cp( r nn I I fr: wulc r than tn Fld of r IJ;naPly PolyiS icr t rc Ava lablr m black wa ll s and Sing le s tr P' wh IC\\ 1lls CALL SEARS TODAY last Day To Order June 18, 1973 CATALOG MERCHANT Lou Os bo nc PH. 992-2178 220 E. MAIN POMEROY �5- The Daily Senlane i,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 1~, 1>/J ' - The Dail) Senti!ll'l, \laddlrporl-P!"larro)', 0 .. June 13, 1913 16 oz. LOOK WHAT 5 LB. BAGS _~~d~ (' CANS oz. 46 CANS I. G. A. 16 oz. CANS -·-- ·- HAND PACKED FLOUR TOMATOES PLAIN OR SELF RISING I.G.A. CORN I. G. A. ORANGE JUICE ~- I.G.A. WE RESERVE 1 46 oz. CANS 14 oz. Cream or W. Kernel BOTTLES 16 oz. LOAVES I.G.A. . WHITE BREAD SALTINES · CRACKERS ' ~l ' BALLARDS ;· FARMS ;: WHOLE HOG -~ r ' SAUSAGE :•; " .4 .. CHOICE GRADE 1 LB. ROLL · BANQUET QUANTITIES TOMATO > TOMATO CATSUP I.G.A. THE COOKOUT STEAK T.V. DINNER ELM HILL All" Except Beef, Ha111 Fish LL MEAT STAR 12 oz. PKG. . 10 oz. PKG. ., .. ,,.t , , 12 oz. BONUS BUY ;1------FRESH MADE ' I Fine For. Cookouts l ,I HAM e ~ SANDWICHES 8 FOR FOR READY TO EAT · CALIFORNIA PKG. -----.. -:Fu~LL=coL-='oR----C-A~IF:=O:.R-NI-A-.- - - .· CELERY . NGES 0 30 OZ. BOX SLICED ~~BACON BING CHERRIES • COTTAGE . CHEESE CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK ARMOUR · WEINER$ FAIRMONT TO LIMIT I.G.A. I.G.A. 1-LB. BOXES 1 THE RIGHT EXTRA LARGE STALKS t . (ONLY) SUNKIST CALIFORNIA LEMONS SWEET & TASTY CANTALOUPES · SMOKED PICNIC HAMS PKG. CALLA STYLE . - OF 10 .S. NO. 1 ONLY 36 .· SIZE . . JUMBO J;EEiCOW . VINE RIPENED . TOMATOES F~_mily Pack FIRM RIPE 39 ~ M&R SHOPP.ING CENTER M&R FOODLINER and BARGAINLAND~MIDDLEPORT . '' ' ' . ' ONIONS FAMILY RACK . 10 LB.· .':: ONLY U.S. NO. 1 CALIF.:~ ;~ LB. NEW ALABAMA RED LONG WHITE t; 10 POTATOES · LB. BAG $ 49 ' , i . �5- The Daily Senlane i,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 1~, 1>/J ' - The Dail) Senti!ll'l, \laddlrporl-P!"larro)', 0 .. June 13, 1913 16 oz. LOOK WHAT 5 LB. BAGS _~~d~ (' CANS oz. 46 CANS I. G. A. 16 oz. CANS -·-- ·- HAND PACKED FLOUR TOMATOES PLAIN OR SELF RISING I.G.A. CORN I. G. A. ORANGE JUICE ~- I.G.A. WE RESERVE 1 46 oz. CANS 14 oz. Cream or W. Kernel BOTTLES 16 oz. LOAVES I.G.A. . WHITE BREAD SALTINES · CRACKERS ' ~l ' BALLARDS ;· FARMS ;: WHOLE HOG -~ r ' SAUSAGE :•; " .4 .. CHOICE GRADE 1 LB. ROLL · BANQUET QUANTITIES TOMATO > TOMATO CATSUP I.G.A. THE COOKOUT STEAK T.V. DINNER ELM HILL All" Except Beef, Ha111 Fish LL MEAT STAR 12 oz. PKG. . 10 oz. PKG. ., .. ,,.t , , 12 oz. BONUS BUY ;1------FRESH MADE ' I Fine For. Cookouts l ,I HAM e ~ SANDWICHES 8 FOR FOR READY TO EAT · CALIFORNIA PKG. -----.. -:Fu~LL=coL-='oR----C-A~IF:=O:.R-NI-A-.- - - .· CELERY . NGES 0 30 OZ. BOX SLICED ~~BACON BING CHERRIES • COTTAGE . CHEESE CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK ARMOUR · WEINER$ FAIRMONT TO LIMIT I.G.A. I.G.A. 1-LB. BOXES 1 THE RIGHT EXTRA LARGE STALKS t . (ONLY) SUNKIST CALIFORNIA LEMONS SWEET & TASTY CANTALOUPES · SMOKED PICNIC HAMS PKG. CALLA STYLE . - OF 10 .S. NO. 1 ONLY 36 .· SIZE . . JUMBO J;EEiCOW . VINE RIPENED . TOMATOES F~_mily Pack FIRM RIPE 39 ~ M&R SHOPP.ING CENTER M&R FOODLINER and BARGAINLAND~MIDDLEPORT . '' ' ' . ' ONIONS FAMILY RACK . 10 LB.· .':: ONLY U.S. NO. 1 CALIF.:~ ;~ LB. NEW ALABAMA RED LONG WHITE t; 10 POTATOES · LB. BAG $ 49 ' , i . �ij - The Datly Sentinel. ~iddleport-f"l eroy , 0 ., June 13, 1973 After Mil}or Leag\14! Le.cHr<S By Un11ed Press lnternahon•l Let~drng 8aHers Howard's homer stops Chisox, 6-5 By FRED Md\tANE UPI Sports Writer Frank Howard isn 't the formidable foe he once was but the gentle giant of the American League still knows how to hurt a guy. Howard, a parlltme destgnated htller with the Detroit Tigers, spoiled Wilbur Wood 's bid lor victory Tuesday rught by hammering his ftrst homer of the year wtth a man on base m the etghth mning to give the Tigers a ~ victory over Clucago. " I don't hit the ball the way J used to, " Howard the AL East. In other American League games , Oakland defeated New York, 4·2, Cleveland edged Texas, 5-ol, Baltimore downed Kansas City, 6--4, Milwaukee topped Minnesota, 6-3, Oakland defealed New York, +2, and Boston beat California, 6-S. • New York nipped San Fran.. cisco, 5-ol, Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia, 8..fi, Atlanta downed Pittsburgh, 4-2, St. LouiS whipped Cincinnati, ll-S, Montreal beat San Diego, 7~, and ChiCago blanked Houston, :).{), in National League action. John Ellis and Walt Williams each htt two-run homers to spark the Indians' victory over the Rangers. Ellis wtped out a 4-3 lead m the sixth when he belled hiS second homer of the year following George Hen.. drick's single. Dave NeisDn sa1d . i " Maybe I'm getting older ... was just trymg to keep the ball m play against Wood . He's hard enough to hit as it is." John Hiller received credit for his third .vtctory in five decisions. Mtckey stanley also had a homer lor the Tigers, who moved into ltrst place by a half game over New York in Sports Parade (Conlfnued from Page 3) he was wtthdrawmg, and the USGA boss, who knows Dave Htll, didn 't even bbnk an eye. .. • It was Hill, you may remember, who had some choiCe thmgs to say about the Hazeltine course in Chaska, Minn , where they played the 1970 Open and where he hrushed second to Britam's Tony Jackbn HeWaaFioed He was fined $150 lor that. Btg deal' When Dave Hlll is feeling good, he tips more than that . He has drawn other lines, too, but they never have prevented him from saymg what was on hts mmd Not for long anyway So Dave Htll is on his way home to Evergreen, Colo., and Jack Ntcklaus IS gomg to hang around . He remembers this place from 1962 dlso. That was the year he won hts ftrst Open here. Ntcklaus respects Oakmont, but doesn't let tt bug him. "Thts golf course," he says, "the more you warma btte off, the positions Catcher carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox and perennial All-Star third baseman Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles show deciSive margins m their Individual positions. Fans selecting the 1973 team said Anderson Township Fl!'e Chtef Ed Stagnaro. A horse walker is a device to which lour horses at a tune can be tied and be forced to walk m San Francrsco 39 24 619 l osAngeles 37 23 617 '12 Houston 33 28 541 5 Ci ncinnatr 31 27 534 5'1:! Atlanta 25 34 424 12 Parker (6), Henn1gan {9} and San Diego 20 40 333 17'12 Dyer WP- Parker 15 01 LPTuesday's Results Morichal (6.5). HR- Kranepool Montreal 7 San Diego 4 ( 1s I) New York 5 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 8 Phrtadelphra Los Ang 031 000 04~ 8 11 1 Atlanta 4 Pittsburgh 2 Phola 300 002 too- 6 8 o St Lours 11 Clnctnnat1 5 Messersmith, Rau (7), Brew Chicago 3 1-touston 0 er (81 an d Yei>ger; Carlton. Today's Probable Pitchers Scarce (8), Wil son (9) and (All Times EDT) WP- Rau (1-1). LP- P1ttsbgh Atlanta Walker, 99 Yeager 000 001 IOQ- 2 6 1 002 100 lOx- 4 7 1 Johnson (5), R Hernandez (7), Dettore (7) and May , Nrekro (6 2 l and Oates LP- Walker (2 4) HRa- Oates (3rdl. Lum (4th), Sanguillen 17th). Hebner 15th), Evans (13th) roll Medium & Dark St. LOUIS oos 030 021- 11 15 4 C1ncinnatl 100 002 200- 5 11 0 Cleveland, Folkers {7), Segur (7) and Srmmons . Gri m sley, Borbon 13) , Carroll IS), 99 Sprague 171. Sheet McGlothlin 191 HR- 000 003 00~ 3 50 000 000 00~ 0 3 1 - Forsc h (6-6). HR - W1H 1ams OLIVE TOWNSHIP 'lANI TO ucnND ITS REVENVf. SH.&.RING A.LlOCATIOH FOFI:THE EHT1TUMENT PEfiiOO .lGIHNINO JAN . 1, 1973 b<>, <>Wing 1 1<1~11emon11 ol yo"' jullldoctoon 1 0 AVOID OUIINC'IEASE DEBT INCI'lfASE 1 ¥111Jfl•• l~ WILL lf'l"-llf WILL Will IY•It•tocllonl INCIIU.S£ UnMATED TOTAL Of ENACT 1'10 C~..,. n ,.1"'¥ n 1Pf'l'; OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY LONG BOTTOM, OHIO 45743 I~ t((, lo!AJO~T.O.,~ PLANNED (JO;PENOITIJ~ES "' $15,025 36 3 053 006 NO lFF(CT ... MAJOAr.o.• ~R~EI<I 325 32-4 Amertcan League g. ab r . h. pd. Blmbrg , NY39 Horton, Del 29 Carew, Min 53 Krkptk . KC 49 D Allen. Chi 53 Kelly , Cho 42 Ell is. Cle 32 Hndrsn. Ch i 36 Moybry, KC60 F osk. Bos so 116 109 205 180 193 167 105 135 209 186 20 17 38 30 34 27 10 21 38 28 Home Runs Natrona! league * MISS AMERICA.11 SHOES 47 .405 41 376 70 .341 61 .339 64 332 S5 329 33 314 42 311 64 306 57 306 Wrap session Ge l tt Stargell, togelher tn P1tt 17 : Aaron. At I 16 ; Bonds, SF IS , Monday, Ch i 14 , Bench. a Cm. Evans, Atl and Wynn. Hou s lra ~- wrap 13 san dal. American league : D Allen , Cht 15 , Mayberry , KC 14, F1sk, Bos and Sp1kes, Clev 13 . Five t 1ed w1th 11 Runs Batted In ~=. soc I.aI ~ ~f, il THURSDAY PAST OFFICERS Club , Racme Chapter, O.E .S., 8 p. m. ~~~ ;::: lt i:i. ·oo• •.· :·:· : overed dish refreshments at ·lose or meetin~ . i;:§ : :; Ca Ien dar:;:; :;~ SATURDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, ll a . m ...7 p.m . at air conditioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Churc h, the Shrine Club hoLSt. Pomeroy . Homemade LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, 7:30p.m at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Powell. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m . at the grange hall Inspection to be held . MEIGS "county Humane Society, 7:30 p.m. at Middleport vtllage hall . WEDNESDAy MIDDLEPORT Amateur Garden Club meettng scheduled for June 13 posponed until June 21. POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT Uons Club, noon, Meigs Inn. POMEROY Chapter BO, Royal Arch Masons, stated meeting 7:30 p.m, at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of officers . Com .. panions and offiCers urged to take rituals. RACINE CHAPTER 134, O.E.S., annual inspechon, B p. rn., at the Masonic Temple. Sara Secoy, deputy grand matron, will he the inspectmg ofltcer 992-2010. FISHING DERBY Saturday and Swtday at Rutland Legion Farm on Beech Grove Road beginning at 5 a . m. each day. Trout , bass and catfish.. Sponsored by Rutland Amertcan Legion Post 467. FRIDAY REGATTA lCE CREAM Social, ll a. m ..7 p. m . Frtday and Saturday, at air con. d1tioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Church . Pomeroy. Homemade VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Terry Ohlinger and sons, Jay and Jon, Phtlo, spent the weekend w1th thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlmger and Mr . and Mrs. Bud Wtlson . Weekend guests of the Wtlsons also were Mr. and].lrs . Bill Lohrer and chtldren, Shan and Mtke, Troy. IC~ cream, desserts and lunches. Phone icc cream, desserts and lwtches. Phone n orders any time at m orders anytime at 2010. Prtt 40 Amerrcan League : Mayberry, KC 56, Jackson, Qak .t7, Senior citizens plan to sponsor crafts fair Volunteers go out 31 times Miss Wells becomes· bride of Mr. Powell The Middleport Fire Department answered a total of 31 calls, 28 emergency runs Miss Donna Jean Wells and and three fire calls during Ivan Powell were married on May. Easter Swtday at 3 p.m. at the Fire Chief Bob Byer said 1n his report to town counctl Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Monday night of the 28 PAPERS FILED emergency runs, 18 were in • COLUMBUS - Articles of town and 10 were out-of..town, incorporation for non-proht with one involving a motor have been !lied In Columbus vehtcle acc1dent. All three lire with Secretary of State Ted W. calls were in town. Vehicles of Brown by the Asbury Uniled the department were driven Methodist Church Of Syracuse, 546.7 miles dunng May. ,In Ohto, by carroll R Norris, average of 15 men answered Charles E . Hoback, CArl B. each of the !tre calls, with the Weese, tlle agent being carroll man hours for ltre calls only R . Norris, Third St., Syracuse. totabng 61. A vartety of items made The Center wtll be open on from wood wtll be on diSplay Frtday !rom 12 noon to 8 p.m. and lor sale at lie Seruor and on Saturday and Sunday Citizens Center m the old from 12 noon to 6 p.m . Pomeroy Jwttor High School bwldmg at a c rafts fair to be staged in conjwtction with the School program Regatta weekend activities. Hand carved chains will be is Sunday night on exhibit by Clyde Wh1te and SYRACUSE - The Daily E!za McComas, replicas of covered wagons w1ll be Vacation Btble School at the displayed by Roy Rolhns , Syracuse Church of the dulc1mers by Wilham Grueser, Nazarene wtll close the handmade checker boards by evemng of Sunday, Jwte 17 wttll a program under the Uncoln Russell. Mrs Lewts Johnson wilf dtrection of Bob Moore The show and have for sale leather average attendance has been goods , whtle Mr. and Mrs. 66. The pubhc 1s mvtted to come Howard Nolan wtll show nallve stone Jewelry , and Mrs. Ullian at 7 p m. to see the children's Smtih , old lashwned sun- work The program begms at 7.30 p m. bonnets ENROLLED AT CU COLUMBUS - Edith Ann Mees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Malcolm R. Mees of 410 Uncoln H1ll Road, Pomeroy, Monn 002 000 001 - J 10 0 Bell , Champion (5), Gardn er (7), l1nzy (9) and Rodrrguez , Blyleven, Stnck land (7), Sand ers (7), Corbin (8) and M1tterwald WP-Champlon (1 3) LP- Biyleven (7 7) HR- Sutton. LA 8 4, St L THE BEST FOR DAD FROM SliFFLER S - HE D t.SE RVE ~ II and Church parsooage. The bride Ia the dall8hter ot Mr. and Mrs. Cllester Weill, Long Bottom, and the bridegroom Ia the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Pomeroy. The Rev: Robert Buckley Officiated at the sJnsle ring ceremony Attendants for the couple were Miss Frances Wells, sister of the bride, and Raymond Cline, Tuppers Platns. Attending the wedclln8 were the parents Of the bride and groom, Doris, Jo Ellen, Sarah, Bobby, Leslie and Jimmy Wells, Mr. and MrJ. Ross Wells, Long Bottom, and Mrs. .Mary Braley, Jacltle, Timmy, Kurlls, Jamie and Sean. will enroll at Cap1tallhls fall as a freshman on an academic scholarship. A recent graduate of Meigs High School, Edith plans to major tn Biology. 10 5. Spllttorff , KC 9·3. Texas (S rebert 3·5) at Cl eve- New Yor k ( Peterson 5-6) at Oakla nd (Holtzman ll -3), 11 pm Boston (Cuip 0 0) at Cali · forn1a (Wrrght J 8), 11 p m 13-21 HRs-Stanley (7th), How. pm ard (lsi). Of Them AI Chapman's Hospttal. Phares mjured his left knee Tuesday when he collided wtth wide receiver Glenn Scolnik during the club's rook1e camp. 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Chi 1<t 6, Holtzman, Oak 11 3, Srnger, Cal 10 3, Coleman, Det j _J PR[OICT HHCT ~ICUC1NG ~R~!N T R~HOf JUNE 30, 1973 IN THt FOLLOWI"'G l•tti•NNER eASED UI'ON AN TOO SOON TO 11'11 JoiiDWI~ ft m1n1•11 II ft 11 1*'11<1 IIIII lfw ol l'lt•l..... l Sh .. l"'l ~1111d1 Will t ffKI 11>1 Il l lt~lloof ~0111 .., NoENOJN G ACCOUNT ~~ I" wh ..t. 19 39 20 .tA grrus wHh a jew handsful of dollar bt11s thrown znto the ro tary mower_ WE THl OOVlltNMINT OP I Detrort New York Mtlwaukee Batt1more Boston Cleveland 1h 30 27 526 29 27 518 1 26 25 .510 llh 27 26 509 1'h 22 35 386 8112 West w. I. pel. g.b. Chrcago 31 22 585 30 2.4 556 11fz San Doego (Ar lin 2-3) at M rnnesota KansasCrty 31 29 517 3'1:! Montreat (M oore 3 5), 8 p.m . 30 28 517 J1f2 San Francisco (Bradley 53) Oak land 27 27 500 41f2 at New York (Seaver 7-4), 8 Caltforma Texas 18 35 340 13 P m. Tuesday's Res ults Cleveland 5 Texas 4 M tlwa ukee 6 Minnesota 3 LP- Merrltt (0·21. HR s- Nelson Detro1 t 6 Ch1cago 5 (4th). Wolllams llst) , Ellos Baltrmore 6 Kan Clly 4 (2nd) Oakland 4 New York 2 Boston 6 Ca l ifornia 5 Molw 000 000 51~ 6 IS 0 Today's Probable Pitchers NewYor k Oakland 1~.,;1 28 SB 337 63 86 333 18 64 .333 23 ss 325 the Thursday's Games (9th ) New Yor k at Qakland, n 1ght Ka n Coty 000 100 JOO.- 4 6 J Boston at Calrfornia. night 011 020 002- 6 9 1 Kan Cr t y at Balt1more, n1ght Baltimore Busby, Angelino 16), Bird 171 American league {Only games schedu led) Texas 100 003 00~ 4 8 1 and Healy,' Palm er, Jackson Cleve 003 002 OOx- S 7 1 Birds WP11·31. Jackson HRs- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Memtt, Gogolewskl 171 and 12 17101. and LPWilliam Bill rng s; Wilcox, Hilgendorf {7) Groch 16th ), Ot1s 19th) , Rotas and Ell1s WP- Wrlc ox (4 J) l2nd l. Williams 18th) Close At Noon Saturday r.,l'><lo m Unser . Ph il 43 t24 I S 40 323 Watson , Ho 61 218 38 70 321 American League East Milwaukee (Colbor n 7 2) at ChiCago 110 002 001 - 5 17 1 Mrnnesota (Hands 5-6), 9 p m 103 000 02x- 6 10 0 Detroot Ch1cago (Bahn sen 6-5) at Wood (14 6) and Herr mann , Detrort (lolr ch 6 5), 8 p .m Fryman , Tr mmerman (2), Hrl l Kansas Crty ( Drago 55) at er {6) and Freehan WP- Hrller Baltom ore (McNal ly s 1), 7 30 LP-Gromsley 15·51 For sch. Ray (9) and Jutze LP 773·5554 nlfllll ohlrony 49 63 258 52 191 <18 169 Rbnsn , Ptu l 36 •120 Fa1rly, Mil 45 136 m ulch to 1m {On ly games scheduled) 4) Reuschel (7 4) and Hund ley, MATERIALS CO. "' II 1... #I l l>o! IV Ol lour barns that were destroyed and the equipment in them may reach $100,000. The value or the lost horses ranged from $2,000 to $20,000 ap1ece, he satd. One horse, Affluent John, was valued at $20,000 Oilva (Jrd). Chocago Hous ton HOGG &ZUSPAN "' positions wtth Kansas City's worked six lMings, recetved and Bench. WP- Cieveland {6Srmmon s (2nd). O~"AATME N l OF THE TREASURY OFFICE OF REVENUE SHAMING 1900 PE~NSYLVANIA AYE N W WASHIN(iTON 0 C 2022t! are question marks. 100 020 001 - 4 9 2 San Fran NY 002 002 lOx- S 10 3 Morlchal, Sosa 181 and Sadek, Rader (8) . McAndrew, (2nd), Montanez 14th). Reg. 4.95 NEW YORK (UPIJ - The early votes lor the Amencan League All-Star team are in and show two players with dec1s1 ve leads while the other The other horses that per.. !Shed were Identified as Zelma Choice, Reward Road, Husthng Luke, Prmce Gunner, Trapp, Grtll Girl, Cedar Wink, ciraut man extension cord, a a ctrcle. All Line MISs, Hull 's Puck and fire offtcial said Tuesday mght. Stagnar satd damage to the Hallelujah Chorus. "To the best of our knowled.. Stagnaro 5ald the electriCal ge, based on our studies of the cord that started the fire had ftre scene, we have determined been drapped across ground that the fire was caused by an that contamed hay and straw, extension cord connechng an makmg It a high fire hazard. electrical horse walker 35 feet Racing was resumed today from barn No. 4 and an elecat the track after the barn area trical receptacle in the barn," was clea ned up and new Los Angeles (DoWning 5-3) at Major League Standinps Pholadelphoa (Brett 4 2), 7 30 stables found for about 80 By United Pren International pm. National League h'orses that were rescued from Major League Results Pittsburgh I Ellos 5-6) at East the ftre. By Umted Press International w. I. pet g.b. Atlanta I Reed 3 7). 8 p m National League Sf Lou rs (Wrse 7-3) at Chocago 35 23 603 San D1ego 000 OJO 001 - 4 a 2 Nlontreal 26 25 .510 S1f2 Crnctnnafl ( Brllingham 8 2), 8 Montreal 002 040 lOx- 7 10 0 St LouiS . 27 29 482 7 pm Caldwell, Corkins (7) and Pottsburgh Chocago I Pappas 3·4) at 24 28 .462 8 Kendall; Torrez. Scott (5). New York 24 29 453 8'12 Houston (Wilson .t 6), 8 30 p m Walker (6) and Bocca bella WP Phrladelph1a 23 34 404 11'12 Thursday 's Games -Scott (1.]). LP-Caidwell (3· San D1ego at Montreal, n1ght West B) HR-Ba ll ey (8th ) w. I. pet. g.b. Chtcago at Houston , n•ght Boone 4x8 Fisk, Robinson lead AL All-Stars in votes CINCINNATI ( UPI) - The lire that ktlled 11 Thoroughbred race hOrses at River Downs Race Track Monday rught was caused by a short Scarce (0 3). HR s - PANELING the s eventh tnnmg highlighted the Brewers' comelrom-behmd VIctory over the Twins. The tr10mph was Mllwaukee 's loth tn tJ games , Tony Oliva had a two.run homer for Mmnesota. · Vida Blue won hiS ltrst game m Oakland stnce last September when he pitched tbe A's over the Yankees. Blue worked gave Ftsk tlle highest total cast seven innings and struck out lor one man, 28,304. Dick Allen seven to end a five ..game lostng of Chtcago won the nnd at first streak at the Oakland Coli· base wtth 27,628 votes. Rowtd· seum. Designated httter Orlando mg out the infield is Cookie Cepeda and Carl Yastnemski Ro]as at second and Freddie each htt a home run off Nolan Palek at short. Oakland's Reggie Jackson led Ryan as the Red Sox defeated the ballotmg lor the outfteld the Angels. Luis Ttant, who In Lopes. LA Bonds. SF Goodsn , SF Torre. St L Fire was caused by short circuit 5 gal. Reg. 4.50 Don Money 's two..run trtple decided 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleeort·Pomeroy, o:. June 13 f $ M , , , '0:-:h"X~~:..:::::•··~ I ;;a Melton, Chi 42 . D Allen , Chi 99 ROOFING n and Murcer, NY 38 P1tching Nati onal League : Bryant, SF 10 3. Brllingham , Cm 8-2; TiiURSDAY &FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 8 PM ONLY SMOOTH ROLL 9 • iJb r. h pet Maddox , SF 49 188 65 346 Mota, LA 38 133 11 <16 346 National League. Bench, Cln SO. Ferguson, LA 47, Stargell . P1tt 43 , Bonds, SF 42. Oliver , home and relax. And would you beheve it, some people still go a round saying Dave Htll IS a little !laky. FIBER & NON·FIBER Reg. 3.99 the Royals Bob Griclt also homered lor Baltimore while Amos OtiS and Cookie Rojas connected lot Kansas C1ty . the kzller and jerll lu tr. we've Nalion.al League Amos Otis a close second and credit for the victory . •nk Bobby Murcer of New York Robinson and Vada f .. .son homered lor tlle Angels. third. narrower it gets_" But you take Dave Htll now, he doesn't even want a little nibble. He put that $35,000 first priZe and accompanymg prestige for wmmng completely out of his mmd. He sa1d he'd rather go ASPHALT ROOF COATING had a homer lor Texas. Earl Wtlliams snapped a 4-4 tie with a two..nm homer tn the ninth to spark Baltimore over totting-up pnce of lawn jooct, weed \ \ l, umg '' as~ UNIFORM SH IRTS UNIFORM PANTS Top dad off wrth one of these cool swnmer sport cap s or hats Btg assortment of styles and colors Idea' PAGKA6 OF 3 PAIR '· .. $369 FOR MEN' S DEPT. MEN'S FAMOUS SCA MP S ;;::,:,:;:::::·:·>'=· =·.... : ;:=-;::: COM FORT ABLE HOUSE MEN 'S FAMOUS SLIPPERS 14 DUNCE FLARE JEANS Men's Famous Mavenc:k 14 oz flar e leg 1eans, well made Buy Dad a parr now at Strtfler's Budget Prtce PAIR / Famous Hanes Brand wh1te cotton kmt bnefs or tee sh1rts for men A Great G~ft 5 $ 1 5 9TO $ \ pa1r of these f me, Comforta ble shppers for Dad on Choose a hts day Soft vinyls and leathers 1n styles he wtllllke S1zes 81"2 to 12 $499TO ~899 ·"' �ij - The Datly Sentinel. ~iddleport-f"l eroy , 0 ., June 13, 1973 After Mil}or Leag\14! Le.cHr<S By Un11ed Press lnternahon•l Let~drng 8aHers Howard's homer stops Chisox, 6-5 By FRED Md\tANE UPI Sports Writer Frank Howard isn 't the formidable foe he once was but the gentle giant of the American League still knows how to hurt a guy. Howard, a parlltme destgnated htller with the Detroit Tigers, spoiled Wilbur Wood 's bid lor victory Tuesday rught by hammering his ftrst homer of the year wtth a man on base m the etghth mning to give the Tigers a ~ victory over Clucago. " I don't hit the ball the way J used to, " Howard the AL East. In other American League games , Oakland defeated New York, 4·2, Cleveland edged Texas, 5-ol, Baltimore downed Kansas City, 6--4, Milwaukee topped Minnesota, 6-3, Oakland defealed New York, +2, and Boston beat California, 6-S. • New York nipped San Fran.. cisco, 5-ol, Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia, 8..fi, Atlanta downed Pittsburgh, 4-2, St. LouiS whipped Cincinnati, ll-S, Montreal beat San Diego, 7~, and ChiCago blanked Houston, :).{), in National League action. John Ellis and Walt Williams each htt two-run homers to spark the Indians' victory over the Rangers. Ellis wtped out a 4-3 lead m the sixth when he belled hiS second homer of the year following George Hen.. drick's single. Dave NeisDn sa1d . i " Maybe I'm getting older ... was just trymg to keep the ball m play against Wood . He's hard enough to hit as it is." John Hiller received credit for his third .vtctory in five decisions. Mtckey stanley also had a homer lor the Tigers, who moved into ltrst place by a half game over New York in Sports Parade (Conlfnued from Page 3) he was wtthdrawmg, and the USGA boss, who knows Dave Htll, didn 't even bbnk an eye. .. • It was Hill, you may remember, who had some choiCe thmgs to say about the Hazeltine course in Chaska, Minn , where they played the 1970 Open and where he hrushed second to Britam's Tony Jackbn HeWaaFioed He was fined $150 lor that. Btg deal' When Dave Hlll is feeling good, he tips more than that . He has drawn other lines, too, but they never have prevented him from saymg what was on hts mmd Not for long anyway So Dave Htll is on his way home to Evergreen, Colo., and Jack Ntcklaus IS gomg to hang around . He remembers this place from 1962 dlso. That was the year he won hts ftrst Open here. Ntcklaus respects Oakmont, but doesn't let tt bug him. "Thts golf course," he says, "the more you warma btte off, the positions Catcher carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox and perennial All-Star third baseman Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles show deciSive margins m their Individual positions. Fans selecting the 1973 team said Anderson Township Fl!'e Chtef Ed Stagnaro. A horse walker is a device to which lour horses at a tune can be tied and be forced to walk m San Francrsco 39 24 619 l osAngeles 37 23 617 '12 Houston 33 28 541 5 Ci ncinnatr 31 27 534 5'1:! Atlanta 25 34 424 12 Parker (6), Henn1gan {9} and San Diego 20 40 333 17'12 Dyer WP- Parker 15 01 LPTuesday's Results Morichal (6.5). HR- Kranepool Montreal 7 San Diego 4 ( 1s I) New York 5 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 8 Phrtadelphra Los Ang 031 000 04~ 8 11 1 Atlanta 4 Pittsburgh 2 Phola 300 002 too- 6 8 o St Lours 11 Clnctnnat1 5 Messersmith, Rau (7), Brew Chicago 3 1-touston 0 er (81 an d Yei>ger; Carlton. Today's Probable Pitchers Scarce (8), Wil son (9) and (All Times EDT) WP- Rau (1-1). LP- P1ttsbgh Atlanta Walker, 99 Yeager 000 001 IOQ- 2 6 1 002 100 lOx- 4 7 1 Johnson (5), R Hernandez (7), Dettore (7) and May , Nrekro (6 2 l and Oates LP- Walker (2 4) HRa- Oates (3rdl. Lum (4th), Sanguillen 17th). Hebner 15th), Evans (13th) roll Medium & Dark St. LOUIS oos 030 021- 11 15 4 C1ncinnatl 100 002 200- 5 11 0 Cleveland, Folkers {7), Segur (7) and Srmmons . Gri m sley, Borbon 13) , Carroll IS), 99 Sprague 171. Sheet McGlothlin 191 HR- 000 003 00~ 3 50 000 000 00~ 0 3 1 - Forsc h (6-6). HR - W1H 1ams OLIVE TOWNSHIP 'lANI TO ucnND ITS REVENVf. SH.&.RING A.LlOCATIOH FOFI:THE EHT1TUMENT PEfiiOO .lGIHNINO JAN . 1, 1973 b<>, <>Wing 1 1<1~11emon11 ol yo"' jullldoctoon 1 0 AVOID OUIINC'IEASE DEBT INCI'lfASE 1 ¥111Jfl•• l~ WILL lf'l"-llf WILL Will IY•It•tocllonl INCIIU.S£ UnMATED TOTAL Of ENACT 1'10 C~..,. n ,.1"'¥ n 1Pf'l'; OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY LONG BOTTOM, OHIO 45743 I~ t((, lo!AJO~T.O.,~ PLANNED (JO;PENOITIJ~ES "' $15,025 36 3 053 006 NO lFF(CT ... MAJOAr.o.• ~R~EI<I 325 32-4 Amertcan League g. ab r . h. pd. Blmbrg , NY39 Horton, Del 29 Carew, Min 53 Krkptk . KC 49 D Allen. Chi 53 Kelly , Cho 42 Ell is. Cle 32 Hndrsn. Ch i 36 Moybry, KC60 F osk. Bos so 116 109 205 180 193 167 105 135 209 186 20 17 38 30 34 27 10 21 38 28 Home Runs Natrona! league * MISS AMERICA.11 SHOES 47 .405 41 376 70 .341 61 .339 64 332 S5 329 33 314 42 311 64 306 57 306 Wrap session Ge l tt Stargell, togelher tn P1tt 17 : Aaron. At I 16 ; Bonds, SF IS , Monday, Ch i 14 , Bench. a Cm. Evans, Atl and Wynn. Hou s lra ~- wrap 13 san dal. American league : D Allen , Cht 15 , Mayberry , KC 14, F1sk, Bos and Sp1kes, Clev 13 . Five t 1ed w1th 11 Runs Batted In ~=. soc I.aI ~ ~f, il THURSDAY PAST OFFICERS Club , Racme Chapter, O.E .S., 8 p. m. ~~~ ;::: lt i:i. ·oo• •.· :·:· : overed dish refreshments at ·lose or meetin~ . i;:§ : :; Ca Ien dar:;:; :;~ SATURDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, ll a . m ...7 p.m . at air conditioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Churc h, the Shrine Club hoLSt. Pomeroy . Homemade LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, 7:30p.m at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Powell. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m . at the grange hall Inspection to be held . MEIGS "county Humane Society, 7:30 p.m. at Middleport vtllage hall . WEDNESDAy MIDDLEPORT Amateur Garden Club meettng scheduled for June 13 posponed until June 21. POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT Uons Club, noon, Meigs Inn. POMEROY Chapter BO, Royal Arch Masons, stated meeting 7:30 p.m, at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of officers . Com .. panions and offiCers urged to take rituals. RACINE CHAPTER 134, O.E.S., annual inspechon, B p. rn., at the Masonic Temple. Sara Secoy, deputy grand matron, will he the inspectmg ofltcer 992-2010. FISHING DERBY Saturday and Swtday at Rutland Legion Farm on Beech Grove Road beginning at 5 a . m. each day. Trout , bass and catfish.. Sponsored by Rutland Amertcan Legion Post 467. FRIDAY REGATTA lCE CREAM Social, ll a. m ..7 p. m . Frtday and Saturday, at air con. d1tioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Church . Pomeroy. Homemade VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Terry Ohlinger and sons, Jay and Jon, Phtlo, spent the weekend w1th thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlmger and Mr . and Mrs. Bud Wtlson . Weekend guests of the Wtlsons also were Mr. and].lrs . Bill Lohrer and chtldren, Shan and Mtke, Troy. IC~ cream, desserts and lunches. Phone icc cream, desserts and lwtches. Phone n orders any time at m orders anytime at 2010. Prtt 40 Amerrcan League : Mayberry, KC 56, Jackson, Qak .t7, Senior citizens plan to sponsor crafts fair Volunteers go out 31 times Miss Wells becomes· bride of Mr. Powell The Middleport Fire Department answered a total of 31 calls, 28 emergency runs Miss Donna Jean Wells and and three fire calls during Ivan Powell were married on May. Easter Swtday at 3 p.m. at the Fire Chief Bob Byer said 1n his report to town counctl Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Monday night of the 28 PAPERS FILED emergency runs, 18 were in • COLUMBUS - Articles of town and 10 were out-of..town, incorporation for non-proht with one involving a motor have been !lied In Columbus vehtcle acc1dent. All three lire with Secretary of State Ted W. calls were in town. Vehicles of Brown by the Asbury Uniled the department were driven Methodist Church Of Syracuse, 546.7 miles dunng May. ,In Ohto, by carroll R Norris, average of 15 men answered Charles E . Hoback, CArl B. each of the !tre calls, with the Weese, tlle agent being carroll man hours for ltre calls only R . Norris, Third St., Syracuse. totabng 61. A vartety of items made The Center wtll be open on from wood wtll be on diSplay Frtday !rom 12 noon to 8 p.m. and lor sale at lie Seruor and on Saturday and Sunday Citizens Center m the old from 12 noon to 6 p.m . Pomeroy Jwttor High School bwldmg at a c rafts fair to be staged in conjwtction with the School program Regatta weekend activities. Hand carved chains will be is Sunday night on exhibit by Clyde Wh1te and SYRACUSE - The Daily E!za McComas, replicas of covered wagons w1ll be Vacation Btble School at the displayed by Roy Rolhns , Syracuse Church of the dulc1mers by Wilham Grueser, Nazarene wtll close the handmade checker boards by evemng of Sunday, Jwte 17 wttll a program under the Uncoln Russell. Mrs Lewts Johnson wilf dtrection of Bob Moore The show and have for sale leather average attendance has been goods , whtle Mr. and Mrs. 66. The pubhc 1s mvtted to come Howard Nolan wtll show nallve stone Jewelry , and Mrs. Ullian at 7 p m. to see the children's Smtih , old lashwned sun- work The program begms at 7.30 p m. bonnets ENROLLED AT CU COLUMBUS - Edith Ann Mees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Malcolm R. Mees of 410 Uncoln H1ll Road, Pomeroy, Monn 002 000 001 - J 10 0 Bell , Champion (5), Gardn er (7), l1nzy (9) and Rodrrguez , Blyleven, Stnck land (7), Sand ers (7), Corbin (8) and M1tterwald WP-Champlon (1 3) LP- Biyleven (7 7) HR- Sutton. LA 8 4, St L THE BEST FOR DAD FROM SliFFLER S - HE D t.SE RVE ~ II and Church parsooage. The bride Ia the dall8hter ot Mr. and Mrs. Cllester Weill, Long Bottom, and the bridegroom Ia the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Pomeroy. The Rev: Robert Buckley Officiated at the sJnsle ring ceremony Attendants for the couple were Miss Frances Wells, sister of the bride, and Raymond Cline, Tuppers Platns. Attending the wedclln8 were the parents Of the bride and groom, Doris, Jo Ellen, Sarah, Bobby, Leslie and Jimmy Wells, Mr. and MrJ. Ross Wells, Long Bottom, and Mrs. .Mary Braley, Jacltle, Timmy, Kurlls, Jamie and Sean. will enroll at Cap1tallhls fall as a freshman on an academic scholarship. A recent graduate of Meigs High School, Edith plans to major tn Biology. 10 5. Spllttorff , KC 9·3. Texas (S rebert 3·5) at Cl eve- New Yor k ( Peterson 5-6) at Oakla nd (Holtzman ll -3), 11 pm Boston (Cuip 0 0) at Cali · forn1a (Wrrght J 8), 11 p m 13-21 HRs-Stanley (7th), How. pm ard (lsi). Of Them AI Chapman's Hospttal. Phares mjured his left knee Tuesday when he collided wtth wide receiver Glenn Scolnik during the club's rook1e camp. 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Shop you r Strfll er 's Stores - TO Adnrlral MEN 'S FAMOUS BRAND BETTER KNIT SWIM WEAR $ 50 $ 50 In nowl .· DRESS &SPORT SHIRTS ,1 ~ prll .... • ,·.;..........:.,... ~·· . • -i''·''·'lt'' ' ' :.:·:·:,: $2~A~ TO CAMPUS AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM NECK Tl ES $'~on sty5 $ 99 $ 9 DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S DEPT. • ! •• Men's wash and wea r robes m no-1ron plaids and prints and comfortable terri es Whtte and colors Robes fit for Gl kmg come from Sti ffler 's SPEC IAL GROUP MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Shop now for men ::; fash1on belts m assorted colors, st)les and wrdths Sizes 30 to 44 Save now o.l Strffler's Admiral IS building limited quantities ot new 1973 relrogerators to sell al surprisingly low prices. When they're gone . they're gone So don ' t mtss oul on lhese exlra .. speclal values-hurry PLAID S PRINTS TERRIES A ROBE FIT FOR A KING CO MFORTABLE RELA XING FOR DESERVING DADS DOUBLEKNIT DRESS & CASUAL $ Ryan 17·71 and Torborg WPTiant 17 61 HRs-Roblnson (101 h) , Yastrzemsk1 (8th) , Cepeda (lOth I. Pin son (4th) r------------· SAVE =oR YOURSELF THIS THURSDA( .. FR IDAY SATURDAY FROM J LB GROU ND BEEF 3 lb CHOP SIRLOIN 2 FRESH CH ICKENS 'h SEMI BONEL ESS HAM 16 7 lb avg I ' lb 3 lb 3 lb 3 lb 2 lb 2 lb PAIR YOUR FRIENDLY STORES $ 3 lb. SLICED PORK SHOULDER 5 lb $ 99 SHOES POMEROY Boston 300 001 11~ 6 6 0 Calrfornra 201 000 002-5 11 1 Trant, Balm (7) and Fisk. BATES SIGNED DETROIT (UPI ) -Charlie Bates, a switch-luttmg tllird baseman·outflelder, was signed by the Detroit Tigers Tuesday for an wtdisclosed swn of money. Bates, the club's No . 1 selection in the recent baseba)l draft, batted .324 wtth 12 home rwts and 49 RBis at Cahfornia State m Los Angeles. EACH g~vm g WE AR E HERE TO SERVE YOU 61 030 000 Olx- 4 7 2 6) dRy .Spec tal gt oup of men's 10 ounce blue demm dungarees m srzr:s 10 to 42 Shop Stiffler's for <:el tam to plca1;e ~-;ifts for dcscrvmJ.! dads All today at Divine Providence 00200000~2 Klrne, Beene (2) and Munson , Blue, Knowles (8) and Tenace WP- Bi ue (5·3) . LP- Kione (4 F'e~ther 's See $ SPREAD BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES Ju :-:; t arrr ved 1 Men s new Sl.l\Jer JUml.to bow ttes m the seasons best colors and patterns Shop Strffler's for PHARES IN HOSPITAL PITTSBURGH (UP!) - De· fenstve back Ken Phares, the Pittsburgh Steelers' No 2 draft ptck, wtll undergo surgery w. I pet g.b. 30 26 536 land (Perry 6-11 ,6 p m SPECIAL GROUP MEN 'S 10 OZ. JUMBO BOW GROUNO BEEF FRESH CH ICKEN SLICED BACON SLICED PORK SHOULDER ROUND STE AK I All T1mes EDTI THl Bl:. ST FOR DAD FROM STIFFLI:.R S JUST ARRIVED' MEN'S SUPER Osteen, LA 7 3, Reuschel, Chr, Reuss, Hou, Marshall, Mil and Seaver, NY 7 4_ Amenca n League : Wood. Chi 1<t 6, Holtzman, Oak 11 3, Srnger, Cal 10 3, Coleman, Det j _J PR[OICT HHCT ~ICUC1NG ~R~!N T R~HOf JUNE 30, 1973 IN THt FOLLOWI"'G l•tti•NNER eASED UI'ON AN TOO SOON TO 11'11 JoiiDWI~ ft m1n1•11 II ft 11 1*'11<1 IIIII lfw ol l'lt•l..... l Sh .. l"'l ~1111d1 Will t ffKI 11>1 Il l lt~lloof ~0111 .., NoENOJN G ACCOUNT ~~ I" wh ..t. 19 39 20 .tA grrus wHh a jew handsful of dollar bt11s thrown znto the ro tary mower_ WE THl OOVlltNMINT OP I Detrort New York Mtlwaukee Batt1more Boston Cleveland 1h 30 27 526 29 27 518 1 26 25 .510 llh 27 26 509 1'h 22 35 386 8112 West w. I. pel. g.b. Chrcago 31 22 585 30 2.4 556 11fz San Doego (Ar lin 2-3) at M rnnesota KansasCrty 31 29 517 3'1:! Montreat (M oore 3 5), 8 p.m . 30 28 517 J1f2 San Francisco (Bradley 53) Oak land 27 27 500 41f2 at New York (Seaver 7-4), 8 Caltforma Texas 18 35 340 13 P m. Tuesday's Res ults Cleveland 5 Texas 4 M tlwa ukee 6 Minnesota 3 LP- Merrltt (0·21. HR s- Nelson Detro1 t 6 Ch1cago 5 (4th). Wolllams llst) , Ellos Baltrmore 6 Kan Clly 4 (2nd) Oakland 4 New York 2 Boston 6 Ca l ifornia 5 Molw 000 000 51~ 6 IS 0 Today's Probable Pitchers NewYor k Oakland 1~.,;1 28 SB 337 63 86 333 18 64 .333 23 ss 325 the Thursday's Games (9th ) New Yor k at Qakland, n 1ght Ka n Coty 000 100 JOO.- 4 6 J Boston at Calrfornia. night 011 020 002- 6 9 1 Kan Cr t y at Balt1more, n1ght Baltimore Busby, Angelino 16), Bird 171 American league {Only games schedu led) Texas 100 003 00~ 4 8 1 and Healy,' Palm er, Jackson Cleve 003 002 OOx- S 7 1 Birds WP11·31. Jackson HRs- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Memtt, Gogolewskl 171 and 12 17101. and LPWilliam Bill rng s; Wilcox, Hilgendorf {7) Groch 16th ), Ot1s 19th) , Rotas and Ell1s WP- Wrlc ox (4 J) l2nd l. Williams 18th) Close At Noon Saturday r.,l'><lo m Unser . Ph il 43 t24 I S 40 323 Watson , Ho 61 218 38 70 321 American League East Milwaukee (Colbor n 7 2) at ChiCago 110 002 001 - 5 17 1 Mrnnesota (Hands 5-6), 9 p m 103 000 02x- 6 10 0 Detroot Ch1cago (Bahn sen 6-5) at Wood (14 6) and Herr mann , Detrort (lolr ch 6 5), 8 p .m Fryman , Tr mmerman (2), Hrl l Kansas Crty ( Drago 55) at er {6) and Freehan WP- Hrller Baltom ore (McNal ly s 1), 7 30 LP-Gromsley 15·51 For sch. Ray (9) and Jutze LP 773·5554 nlfllll ohlrony 49 63 258 52 191 <18 169 Rbnsn , Ptu l 36 •120 Fa1rly, Mil 45 136 m ulch to 1m {On ly games scheduled) 4) Reuschel (7 4) and Hund ley, MATERIALS CO. "' II 1... #I l l>o! IV Ol lour barns that were destroyed and the equipment in them may reach $100,000. The value or the lost horses ranged from $2,000 to $20,000 ap1ece, he satd. One horse, Affluent John, was valued at $20,000 Oilva (Jrd). Chocago Hous ton HOGG &ZUSPAN "' positions wtth Kansas City's worked six lMings, recetved and Bench. WP- Cieveland {6Srmmon s (2nd). O~"AATME N l OF THE TREASURY OFFICE OF REVENUE SHAMING 1900 PE~NSYLVANIA AYE N W WASHIN(iTON 0 C 2022t! are question marks. 100 020 001 - 4 9 2 San Fran NY 002 002 lOx- S 10 3 Morlchal, Sosa 181 and Sadek, Rader (8) . McAndrew, (2nd), Montanez 14th). Reg. 4.95 NEW YORK (UPIJ - The early votes lor the Amencan League All-Star team are in and show two players with dec1s1 ve leads while the other The other horses that per.. !Shed were Identified as Zelma Choice, Reward Road, Husthng Luke, Prmce Gunner, Trapp, Grtll Girl, Cedar Wink, ciraut man extension cord, a a ctrcle. All Line MISs, Hull 's Puck and fire offtcial said Tuesday mght. Stagnar satd damage to the Hallelujah Chorus. "To the best of our knowled.. Stagnaro 5ald the electriCal ge, based on our studies of the cord that started the fire had ftre scene, we have determined been drapped across ground that the fire was caused by an that contamed hay and straw, extension cord connechng an makmg It a high fire hazard. electrical horse walker 35 feet Racing was resumed today from barn No. 4 and an elecat the track after the barn area trical receptacle in the barn," was clea ned up and new Los Angeles (DoWning 5-3) at Major League Standinps Pholadelphoa (Brett 4 2), 7 30 stables found for about 80 By United Pren International pm. National League h'orses that were rescued from Major League Results Pittsburgh I Ellos 5-6) at East the ftre. By Umted Press International w. I. pet g.b. Atlanta I Reed 3 7). 8 p m National League Sf Lou rs (Wrse 7-3) at Chocago 35 23 603 San D1ego 000 OJO 001 - 4 a 2 Nlontreal 26 25 .510 S1f2 Crnctnnafl ( Brllingham 8 2), 8 Montreal 002 040 lOx- 7 10 0 St LouiS . 27 29 482 7 pm Caldwell, Corkins (7) and Pottsburgh Chocago I Pappas 3·4) at 24 28 .462 8 Kendall; Torrez. Scott (5). New York 24 29 453 8'12 Houston (Wilson .t 6), 8 30 p m Walker (6) and Bocca bella WP Phrladelph1a 23 34 404 11'12 Thursday 's Games -Scott (1.]). LP-Caidwell (3· San D1ego at Montreal, n1ght West B) HR-Ba ll ey (8th ) w. I. pet. g.b. Chtcago at Houston , n•ght Boone 4x8 Fisk, Robinson lead AL All-Stars in votes CINCINNATI ( UPI) - The lire that ktlled 11 Thoroughbred race hOrses at River Downs Race Track Monday rught was caused by a short Scarce (0 3). HR s - PANELING the s eventh tnnmg highlighted the Brewers' comelrom-behmd VIctory over the Twins. The tr10mph was Mllwaukee 's loth tn tJ games , Tony Oliva had a two.run homer for Mmnesota. · Vida Blue won hiS ltrst game m Oakland stnce last September when he pitched tbe A's over the Yankees. Blue worked gave Ftsk tlle highest total cast seven innings and struck out lor one man, 28,304. Dick Allen seven to end a five ..game lostng of Chtcago won the nnd at first streak at the Oakland Coli· base wtth 27,628 votes. Rowtd· seum. Designated httter Orlando mg out the infield is Cookie Cepeda and Carl Yastnemski Ro]as at second and Freddie each htt a home run off Nolan Palek at short. Oakland's Reggie Jackson led Ryan as the Red Sox defeated the ballotmg lor the outfteld the Angels. Luis Ttant, who In Lopes. LA Bonds. SF Goodsn , SF Torre. St L Fire was caused by short circuit 5 gal. Reg. 4.50 Don Money 's two..run trtple decided 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleeort·Pomeroy, o:. June 13 f $ M , , , '0:-:h"X~~:..:::::•··~ I ;;a Melton, Chi 42 . D Allen , Chi 99 ROOFING n and Murcer, NY 38 P1tching Nati onal League : Bryant, SF 10 3. Brllingham , Cm 8-2; TiiURSDAY &FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 8 PM ONLY SMOOTH ROLL 9 • iJb r. h pet Maddox , SF 49 188 65 346 Mota, LA 38 133 11 <16 346 National League. Bench, Cln SO. Ferguson, LA 47, Stargell . P1tt 43 , Bonds, SF 42. Oliver , home and relax. And would you beheve it, some people still go a round saying Dave Htll IS a little !laky. FIBER & NON·FIBER Reg. 3.99 the Royals Bob Griclt also homered lor Baltimore while Amos OtiS and Cookie Rojas connected lot Kansas C1ty . the kzller and jerll lu tr. we've Nalion.al League Amos Otis a close second and credit for the victory . •nk Bobby Murcer of New York Robinson and Vada f .. .son homered lor tlle Angels. third. narrower it gets_" But you take Dave Htll now, he doesn't even want a little nibble. He put that $35,000 first priZe and accompanymg prestige for wmmng completely out of his mmd. He sa1d he'd rather go ASPHALT ROOF COATING had a homer lor Texas. Earl Wtlliams snapped a 4-4 tie with a two..nm homer tn the ninth to spark Baltimore over totting-up pnce of lawn jooct, weed \ \ l, umg '' as~ UNIFORM SH IRTS UNIFORM PANTS Top dad off wrth one of these cool swnmer sport cap s or hats Btg assortment of styles and colors Idea' PAGKA6 OF 3 PAIR '· .. $369 FOR MEN' S DEPT. MEN'S FAMOUS SCA MP S ;;::,:,:;:::::·:·>'=· =·.... : ;:=-;::: COM FORT ABLE HOUSE MEN 'S FAMOUS SLIPPERS 14 DUNCE FLARE JEANS Men's Famous Mavenc:k 14 oz flar e leg 1eans, well made Buy Dad a parr now at Strtfler's Budget Prtce PAIR / Famous Hanes Brand wh1te cotton kmt bnefs or tee sh1rts for men A Great G~ft 5 $ 1 5 9TO $ \ pa1r of these f me, Comforta ble shppers for Dad on Choose a hts day Soft vinyls and leathers 1n styles he wtllllke S1zes 81"2 to 12 $499TO ~899 ·"' �• • • 8 - The Daily Sentinel, llliddleport-POiueroy, 0., June 13, 1973 • Ann Gnmes (Continued from Page I) special citations for her work from the American Folklore Society and !he Ohioana Library Association, has been awarded honorary Hfe memberships in the Ohio Historical Society, the Ohio Folklore Society and Delta Kappa Gamma, educational honorary, and is listed in " Folksinging in America" and " Who is Who in Ohio." She has served as president of the Ohio Folklore Society and on the Advisory Committee of the National Folk Festival. The author of popular and scholarly writing about folk music, she has been music critic of the Columbus Citizen. She is a member of the National League of American Pen Women. In addition to Ann Grimes, Francis Andrews, Long Bottom, well-known Meigs County fiddler, will perform during the afternoon on Heritage Sunday. He has been playing the violin · for about 60 years, having picked up the art on his own. Besides being an expert on the SEASONQ LADY ' S ~"'" " S C ALUMAIS L.o.OY ' S MAN ' S Rite Rings Pt'rfectly matcltcd weddi ng f11shioned hy Keepsake in 14 brat white nnt! yellow g"old . A beautiful choice for riug~ , ym tr double-ring ceremony . Keepsake • t~ & OtttO .. AI- fiddle, he plays the guitar and banjo. Andrews is proud of his Stradivarius violin. From a pioneer family, Andrews is a lifelong resident of Meigs County. Everyone is invited to come Sunday for an afternoon of playing and singing on the lawn at The Meigs County Museum, Butternut· Ave ., Pomeroy. ' Anyone who wishes is invited.to play or sing folk music for the crowd. Bnng along a lawn chair to be sure of a seat. In addition to the folk musicfest, there will be crafts. men doing demons~ra tions, genealogy discussions and disptays, presentation of the future plans for the museum, -and~a "visit to the storage room ." All visitors are encouraged to wear old time clothing and to bring items or photographs of local historical interest for "show and tell.' 1 Homemade food and beverages will be sold by the Chester Fire Co. Auxiliary. Admission is free. Holzer Medlcal Center (Discharged ) Garry Roach, John Brabham, NeiUe Sigler, Mrs. John Raby and daughter, Daniel Livingston, Omia lngr.:U,, Robin Brown, Mlna Wor ner, Ersal Wilcoxen, Charles Watson , George Warner, Ruth Underwood, Lewis Sutton, Diane Fmales, infant son of Don Faxon, RoseMary Phillips, Betty Oiler, John McComas, Patricia McCreedy, Virgie Lewis, Geneva Layne, Glendine Johnson, WilHam Johnson, Betty Harbour, Grace Fannin, Mrs: Darvin Delawder and son, Edgar Clark and James Burns, Jr. (Births) Mrs . Don Rose , a son, Racine; Mrs. Edward Hutton, a son, Langsville, and Mrs. David Frazier, Jr. , a daughter, Point Pleasant. Recital a hit RANDALL MOORE SYRACUSE - Randall R. (Amos) Moore, son of Mr. and Ml'!l. Bob Moore of Syracuse, eallsted iD the Air Force and left for San AotonJo, Texas, May 31st where he Is iD basic training. He graduated this spring from Southern Lo<al High School where he was active Jn basketball and baseball. The Syracuse Church of the Nazarene NYPS bad a going away party for him when he was presented with a gift, His address Is AB Randall R. Moore, FR %79466148, PSC No. 4, SQ 3728 FLIGHT 7:!3, Lackland AFB, Texas, 78236. 20 HOURS A WEEK The Gallia County Council on Aging has a vacancy .for a part time secretary (2il hours a week, and not $20 as announced Tuesday) and bookkeeper . Application blanks are ~vailable at the Senior Citizena Center, old Holzer Hospital Building, Second Ave., and Cedar St. BAND TO MEET . RACINE - The Southern High School Band will meet at 7 p. m. Thursday at the high school. All members are asked to be present when the band will prepare for Friday night's Regatta Parade. "''I''HJtl W( OOI N G News .•. in J)riefs (Continued from Page I) . _ honor student William Jacobs can grow his hair however long he wishes because~ school board rule on hair lengtll is ''antithetical to om: American tradition of rugged· individualism." · Jacobs, 16, was a student at Colerain Junior High School last ye•r when found to be in vioiation of the hair rule. He was removed as president of the student 'council and membership in the National Honor Society, banned from extra-curricular activities and given a grades reduction. B OUGHTON Special Meat Buys BUTIERMILK SUPERiORS BOILED HAM ,. h lb. LUNCH 1-1b. 77t, . 89 pkg . CHEESE ¢ KRAFT Hot or Plain . BARBECUE SAUCE OHIO COLBY LONGHORN CHEESE ~~v~~k 18 oz. jar ARMOUR ---Frozen 4 6 POTIED MEAT FROSTY ACRES Shoestring Potatoes . .3 oz. cans CORN gge 3 4 sge 303 cans 303 cans r------ I S_PRAY FLORIDA 5 lb. ORANGES bag I N ·----, RA 15 oz . 29¢ l 1 .. with coupon I l STARCH J Good al Rutland Dept. Store 1 I__E.!.e!~;.!-::l.:. ________ J .-----..;- COUPON-----· ,..-·--·--··OOll PON------· I I GIANT SIZE I 1WESSON 24 oz. 59¢ !.~ CHEER 79¢ ! I· OIL btl . I I l Wi lh Coupon 1 1\ Good AI: .Rutland Dept. Store Expires: 6-16-73 - · . I , L · I I -----· --------------~ With Coupon Good At R uti ana Dept . Store Expires: 6~ 16-73 died Tuesday Joseph H. Hecox, 301 East Sixth St., Perrysburg, Ohio, formerly of Middleport, died Tuesday at the Saint Charles Hospital following a lengthly illness. Mr. Hecox was born in Middleport. He was a supervisor of refractories at Libby Owens Ford Glass Co. for 38 years. He belonged to Yondonta F&AM Lodge, Scottish Rite Valley of Toledo and Zenobia Shrine. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Raymond (Norma) Lewis Hecox, a piano teacher in Middleport many years; his wife, Dorothy M. Mutchler Hecox; a daughter, Mrs . Wayne (Susan ) H. Gallagher, Columbus; a son, Robert A. Hecox, San Francisco, Calif., and a sister, Mrs. Eugene (Janet) Harris, New Orleans, La. The body is at the WitzlerShank Funeral Home in Per r y s b u r g whe r e arrangements are being made. A memorial service will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church in Perrysbu•g at 7:30 p. m . Thursday in lieu of flowers, memorial contrlbutions rtlay be made to the First United Presbyterian Church or the American Cancer Society. * Barbara Mowery, age 9, is dead $579.35; street maintenance, $181.16, $2,607.40, $167.56; sanitary sewer, U,059.57, $!,029.55, 129,068.09; water, $6,229,04, $6,792.75, $23,761.42 ; water meter deposit trusts, $200, $33li, $6,217.02; sanitary sewer escrow. no receipts, no disbursement&, $61,383.08; fire house construcUon, no receipts, no disburse~ ment.s, $11.99; federal revenue sharing, no receipts, ·no disbursements, $9,277. Receipts for the month SALE! Regatta Week Specials Thurs .. Fri.. Sat. All Sportswear and Swim Suits ~ off lOLA'S Main at Syco:lmore POMEROY, OHIO SAVE *40.00 THeReBL ... Center Cut OFOUBUTH Now -- -- ....... WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 7995 A.lway s do wt'lat. 1S hones t and la •r tor e·, ery customer RAINCHECK: II an ad~ert 1sed spec •a• 15 e . . ~, sol d ou t as k the Manager tor a Ram ch eck 11 entot :es you· to the sam e ttem at ~I he same SP CC•il l pr ,cc Ill(' tot. lo wmg week · Or 11 you w 1sn .... c 11 q•11e you rt compa rab le ilem at th e s;Jmc SLJCC•31 p-roc e GUARANTEE: A&P otters a 11 u m:o nd oi!Qnal money . ba ck quo'1• . antee No mntter wh al 11 •s no mtl llf'r wt oo ma~e s •I 1f A&P sells' ' 11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OPEN 9 TO 9 DAILY California Beef Roast aa~e:t.s • • lb. $129 SHOUlDER CUT $149 Swiss Steaks • ·-· . . . 3-LB. PK6. OR LARGER Ground Chuck • • • • • • • lb.$119 All FROZEN VARIETIES $109 ,Jiffy Steaks • • • • • • • SEAFOOD SPECIAL Turbot Fillets .• • • • • (SMQKED, COOKED guartered Sliced Ham • • . ; BULK Sliced Bacon • • • • • .. lb. pkr. FEAT111nl: Tho PEZEL • D554W • Solid-State Stereo Amplifier Cabinet in wood- • Custom-:.Precfslon Record Changer • Two 6Y2" Round Cone Speakers • Separate Bass, Treble and Balance ControlS with match ing speaker units. grained Walnut color Removable thermoplastic lid. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT NATIONAL FROG JUMP · · SUIT FILED The . Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has filed suit against William H. Reed, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Alve Lee Reed, same address for $3,228.66 allegedly owned the bank. · An entry was made showing Judge John C. Bacon accepted the request of Sheriff Robert C. Hart~nbach to ca nce l the Deputy Sheriff Commission of Roland Eugene Eastman. POMEROY, SATURDAY, JUNE 16 OHIO . ~' '' . I ' ' \ ~ DARI·COUN'l'RY eJteeae, .; •••• . 4 TO 7:00 P.M. . ALLFLAVORS Pomeroy police investigated an accident at 3:25 p. m. Tuesday on Union Ave. where a car driven by Ronald Russell, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, moving east collided with one drlvim by Marcia · Cspebart, Harrisonville, which swerved left of center, apparently out of control due to wet pavement. Mrs. Capehart was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospit,al by the emergency squad where she was treated for shock. .,~ @_,$, •• · REG: I< UNSCENTED ... . cons """ 8 __$.0C) . B~at'"BIIA!III£~ :~ Sunday June 17 CURJTY DISPOSABLE DISHWASHING DETERGENT "Tape Tabs" Joy Liquid toddler box of 24 ' Good Thru Std., 1I 1 ' I L--------~--~------- Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges - Luta Proctor, Pliny; Laverne Harpole; Tuppers Plains; Mrs. ·R obert Vickers, New Haven ; Mrs. Joe Tavan, Apple Grove; Mrs. George Harrah, Pomeroy i Jesse Bland, West Colwnbia ; Mrs. Jean Ukens, Gallipolis Ferry; Carol Lynn Smith, Point Pleasant; Juanita Sue Perry, Buffalo; Herman Warner, Arbuckle; Juanita Jean Harrah and- Ctmni~ Crittenden, Point Pleasant. . Birth - June 12, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Frazier, Jr., Point Pleasant. With Thio 32•01, With Thio Coupon btl. Coupon Swiss Cheese • • • A&P FROZ.EN Handi Whip • • • LEMON OR Peach Pies p~:~R. • • Gifts To Please '"Bilu.la £ye 10·01. pkg. 49~ Good T~rw uewa, -ana., Goocl T"ru Stl., Jun1 l&lh 0iiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON AloPWEOCOUPON A&P WEO COUPON wwro cOUPON Regular Wesson Kofex Oil Instant Nestea 0;;;;;;;;;;; LIMIT ONE COUPON MAGIC 0~ 2t-o•· 49C KERM'S KORNER New York Clothing House Pomeroy Comet Cleanser 2&~:t 2 ~:~· 45~ c~Jt Good Thr u s.t ., Jun 1 !6th At All AlP WC0 '1-Col. Div. .. I . ' LIMIT ONE COUPON ~~.ggc, • . box [2];;;;;;;;; Mrs. Filbert's . Soft Margarine l-Ib. pkg. J9c pkg. 10-<>z. 69c With Thl1 Coup on s.t., LIMI! ONE COUPON ::::;:(/ [!];;;;;;;;;;;;; Wlth Thh Co upon ~-;:l{m, .§liiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON ~;;;;;;;{/ ~=~ LIMIT ONE COUPON A"" WEO COUPON ~ Save 50' With Thio Coupon On A . 2·lb.. Pkg. of Superior Wieners o.,, t•" '''· '"'' "" Good Thru S•t. , Ju111 l"h AI All All' WE0 ' 1-Col. Dlv. AI All A&P WEO ' t-Col. ~- l·lb. 51¢ .Soft Blue Bonnet • • INSTANT . Folgers Coffee • • • Ju $207 NESTLE'S Strawberry Quik • . '!:·55~ Decaf Coffee . • • . Jl09 MARGARINE Good T~ r u JY!II 141~ At A ll A&P . WE0 '1-cot. Dlv. GMd Thru hi. Jun1 !6t h At All All' WEd 't-Col. Oi.,, "'' LIMIT ONE COUPON s-o Jar•. A&P WED COUPON A&P WEQ COUPON ====~::::::::=~~~~~ J~bO;;;;;;;;; ' iiOiiO!ifl 49c Good Thr~ Sd. , J~~• "'h At All A&P WE0'1-Cr:l · Oi.,-, At All AlP WE0 '1-Col. Div. O i ~. Goe~d Thru 5•1., Ju111 lith AI All Alp WE0 '1..:.Col• OJ.,. Chocolate Quik • • Spray Sizing • • • SHAMPOO White Rain • • • • All VARIETIES Adorn Hair Spray • • btl. Co l.lpo ~ btL NESTLE'S "-oz. ASSTO. 0iiiiiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON I•OI.& 8 ~ ~ TOOTHPASTE • • & OEC. rolls S1t., J un1 tUh weo·,.... cot. • • • • • Jumbo Co~pon .t.t All A&P tube FOUR FINED Four persons were fined and one forfeited bond In Middleport Mayor's Court. Fined were ·J ohn C. Wiseman, 18, Pt. Pleasant, costs only, failure to yield right of way; Larry T. Shields, 19, Cincinnati, $5 and cos ts , speeding; Terry D. Moore, 19, Syracuse, $10 and costs, operating a veh icle without regard to safety, and Larry Fox, 34, Middleport, $5 and costs, intoxication . Delores E. Neville, 41, Pomeroy, forfeited a $300 bond for DWI. wu• lh/1 , bOll FROZEN HAWAIIAN CHINESE JAPANESE BAVARIAN < 3 $1 00 'f~:~ • a-lb., 4-or:. • ' Scoff Towels • • ..• Jur11 16th cold · Power·~a~rF 99c l~b. • pkg. • • 0i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jiiiiii;;;;;;; LIMIT ONE COUPON ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;4 Great . '11' Kr•ft PHOENIX SLICES A&P WEO COUPON A&P W£0 COUPON I L oos·.,! oo . IIAMW.. s~ ~~~- . ' FROZEN '"Rol& s~ · . SC~Atcf.w~ ~·&9~ POSSIBLE PRIZES, "1125.00 For Information Write: Box 727, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Dale C. Warner JANE PARKER . ' STRAWBERRY / MARSHMALLOW •300.00 FIRST PRIZE lb. 99.~· At All A&P WEO 's-Col. Di¥, GOLDEN ISLE GOLDEN ISLE Creamed or WK FRUIT COCKTAIL • 39~ Joseph Hecox The balances of aU Mid· puppies. A line composed of dleport Village Funds as of May 31 totaled $204,179.64 Katrina Batey, Vicki Caul, Esther Lowery, Stephanie a ccording to the monthly. Radford, Suzy Samuels and report of Village ClerkJune Wamsley was good in Treasurer Gene Grate. several appearances. The receipts and disburCostuming was colorful, sements, respec~vely, for each attractive and effective with fund during May and the balance as of the end of May strobe and bla,ck lighting. A include: general, •4,037.87, park scene was created for the • first act of the recital while $3, 62il.80, $6, 168.65; cemetery, white backdrops upon which $98 7·88• $757.63, $1,175.:!.1; fire played blinking colored Ught.s equipment: $500, $207,77, was the background for Act n $4i19.S4 ; SWimming Pool, $864, Mrs . Fraser lnstructo," . 36 · 15 •. *.4.358.73; planning performed a toe ' number, "l.e' commiSSIOn ' "•300 ' "•2•,, 63 ' Petit Negre" to score a hit. She was presented roses and a gift from student$. Sta~e properties were created by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs and Scott Fraser, and Barbara Mowery, 9, Rutland Ernie Fraser was in charge of Route 1, died Monday evening music. Others taking part \l'ere at Children's Hospital. Barbara, who had just completed Randy Batey, Brilta Van the fourth grade this spring at Meter, !lena Van Meter, the Pomeroy Elementary Goergeina Van Meter, Kay School, was lllken from Hart, Ruth Ann Fry, Krista! Veterans Memorial Hospital Sisson, Kimberly Birchfield, via the area medicopter to Miriam Sisson, Denise Gaddis, Hospital' in Lynne Oliver, Tammy Star- Children's Columbus after complications cher, Crystal Jacobs, !Jbby developed following a tonWatkins, Amy Erwin, Jennifer sillectomy, it was reported. Meadows , Kristi Caddis, She is survived by her foster Jacqueline Van Meter and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Krista Morris. Sigman; her mother, Avis A short acrobatic segment Mowery; three brothers, with all student$ taking part Frank, Michael and Kevin, and concluded the recital. a sister, Cheryl. She was a member ot the Langsville Christian Church. Funeral services will he held DRIVER CITED at 2 p. m . Thursday at the An accident on County Road 26 just east of Rt. 7 was in- Langsville Christian Church with the Rev . Roher! Eugene vestigated by the Meigs County Musser officiating, Friends Sheriff's Dept. at 3:10 p. m. may call at the Martin Funeral Tuesday. Richard D. Blessing Home in Rutland until noon Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was travelling Thursday when the body will east on Road 26 when John D. be taken to the church. Mitchell, Athens, pulled out of the Five Poinl& Grill parking lot in a van truck and into Marriage License , Blessing's car in the right front J ohn Krawsczyn, Jr. 1 21, fender, knocking lhe vehicle Middleport, and Bette Jean into a ditch. There were no Hobstetter, 21, Pomeroy. personal injuries and medium damage to both vehicles. Mitchell was cited for failure to yield right of way. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 13 Autos collide SINGLES American or Pimento 12 oz. BY BOB HOEFLICH The ninth annual recital of the Mid-Porn School of Dance staged Tuesday night in the Meigs JWllor High School at Middleport had "something for everybody.'' The large crowd applauded student& of Mrs. Judy Jacobs Fraser who presented tap, toe, ballet, acrobatic, baton and mod routines. The audience seemed par· ticularly to respond to the dancing trio of Teresa Buckley, April Fraser and Danny Schultz who were brought back for a bow for their rendition of a m<:'Cf routine, "Shaft. " The trio also received interrupted applause at intervals through a military tap and a fast moving tap , "Charles Matthew Hallelujah" to close Act II of the recital. Effective also was the acrobatic trio of Anna McKinney, Cindy Patterson and Sandi Hamilton who performed their entire routine in specially treated costumes under blacklight. The trio, joined by Lynette Whittington, was especially effective also in a soft shoe routine. . Tina Andrea Batey, Sharon Griffin, and Barbara Grueser proved iheir talent as acrobats in a routine costumes as Funds total at $204,180 totaled 117,330. 12 while disbursements totaled $20,670.68. JANE PARKER KRAFT Superiors Assorted 1% lb. pkg. 49~ lh gal. 1 • 0 INSTANT . IB1Jrd1ens Cheese Slices .......... 3 •••·•~~-' FrUI't Dnn . ks ............. , . . "·"·33 "" c Choice Dog Food ... __ . _...... •:·~~·99c Birdseye Frozen Cool Whip ......... •;::·59c Nabisco Fig Newtons ....•.. _: .... •:o;-:·stc Soft Diet Parkay Margarine ...... , .. ~:: 5lc fillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits ...... 4 r.:!;45c O;i •v._-:;i(l----;..--~:::-.~-:..:-~~~~~ LIMIT ONE COUPON . ;; ""' - .. . _ . . . .• ' . .• , �• • • 8 - The Daily Sentinel, llliddleport-POiueroy, 0., June 13, 1973 • Ann Gnmes (Continued from Page I) special citations for her work from the American Folklore Society and !he Ohioana Library Association, has been awarded honorary Hfe memberships in the Ohio Historical Society, the Ohio Folklore Society and Delta Kappa Gamma, educational honorary, and is listed in " Folksinging in America" and " Who is Who in Ohio." She has served as president of the Ohio Folklore Society and on the Advisory Committee of the National Folk Festival. The author of popular and scholarly writing about folk music, she has been music critic of the Columbus Citizen. She is a member of the National League of American Pen Women. In addition to Ann Grimes, Francis Andrews, Long Bottom, well-known Meigs County fiddler, will perform during the afternoon on Heritage Sunday. He has been playing the violin · for about 60 years, having picked up the art on his own. Besides being an expert on the SEASONQ LADY ' S ~"'" " S C ALUMAIS L.o.OY ' S MAN ' S Rite Rings Pt'rfectly matcltcd weddi ng f11shioned hy Keepsake in 14 brat white nnt! yellow g"old . A beautiful choice for riug~ , ym tr double-ring ceremony . Keepsake • t~ & OtttO .. AI- fiddle, he plays the guitar and banjo. Andrews is proud of his Stradivarius violin. From a pioneer family, Andrews is a lifelong resident of Meigs County. Everyone is invited to come Sunday for an afternoon of playing and singing on the lawn at The Meigs County Museum, Butternut· Ave ., Pomeroy. ' Anyone who wishes is invited.to play or sing folk music for the crowd. Bnng along a lawn chair to be sure of a seat. In addition to the folk musicfest, there will be crafts. men doing demons~ra tions, genealogy discussions and disptays, presentation of the future plans for the museum, -and~a "visit to the storage room ." All visitors are encouraged to wear old time clothing and to bring items or photographs of local historical interest for "show and tell.' 1 Homemade food and beverages will be sold by the Chester Fire Co. Auxiliary. Admission is free. Holzer Medlcal Center (Discharged ) Garry Roach, John Brabham, NeiUe Sigler, Mrs. John Raby and daughter, Daniel Livingston, Omia lngr.:U,, Robin Brown, Mlna Wor ner, Ersal Wilcoxen, Charles Watson , George Warner, Ruth Underwood, Lewis Sutton, Diane Fmales, infant son of Don Faxon, RoseMary Phillips, Betty Oiler, John McComas, Patricia McCreedy, Virgie Lewis, Geneva Layne, Glendine Johnson, WilHam Johnson, Betty Harbour, Grace Fannin, Mrs: Darvin Delawder and son, Edgar Clark and James Burns, Jr. (Births) Mrs . Don Rose , a son, Racine; Mrs. Edward Hutton, a son, Langsville, and Mrs. David Frazier, Jr. , a daughter, Point Pleasant. Recital a hit RANDALL MOORE SYRACUSE - Randall R. (Amos) Moore, son of Mr. and Ml'!l. Bob Moore of Syracuse, eallsted iD the Air Force and left for San AotonJo, Texas, May 31st where he Is iD basic training. He graduated this spring from Southern Lo<al High School where he was active Jn basketball and baseball. The Syracuse Church of the Nazarene NYPS bad a going away party for him when he was presented with a gift, His address Is AB Randall R. Moore, FR %79466148, PSC No. 4, SQ 3728 FLIGHT 7:!3, Lackland AFB, Texas, 78236. 20 HOURS A WEEK The Gallia County Council on Aging has a vacancy .for a part time secretary (2il hours a week, and not $20 as announced Tuesday) and bookkeeper . Application blanks are ~vailable at the Senior Citizena Center, old Holzer Hospital Building, Second Ave., and Cedar St. BAND TO MEET . RACINE - The Southern High School Band will meet at 7 p. m. Thursday at the high school. All members are asked to be present when the band will prepare for Friday night's Regatta Parade. "''I''HJtl W( OOI N G News .•. in J)riefs (Continued from Page I) . _ honor student William Jacobs can grow his hair however long he wishes because~ school board rule on hair lengtll is ''antithetical to om: American tradition of rugged· individualism." · Jacobs, 16, was a student at Colerain Junior High School last ye•r when found to be in vioiation of the hair rule. He was removed as president of the student 'council and membership in the National Honor Society, banned from extra-curricular activities and given a grades reduction. B OUGHTON Special Meat Buys BUTIERMILK SUPERiORS BOILED HAM ,. h lb. LUNCH 1-1b. 77t, . 89 pkg . CHEESE ¢ KRAFT Hot or Plain . BARBECUE SAUCE OHIO COLBY LONGHORN CHEESE ~~v~~k 18 oz. jar ARMOUR ---Frozen 4 6 POTIED MEAT FROSTY ACRES Shoestring Potatoes . .3 oz. cans CORN gge 3 4 sge 303 cans 303 cans r------ I S_PRAY FLORIDA 5 lb. ORANGES bag I N ·----, RA 15 oz . 29¢ l 1 .. with coupon I l STARCH J Good al Rutland Dept. Store 1 I__E.!.e!~;.!-::l.:. ________ J .-----..;- COUPON-----· ,..-·--·--··OOll PON------· I I GIANT SIZE I 1WESSON 24 oz. 59¢ !.~ CHEER 79¢ ! I· OIL btl . I I l Wi lh Coupon 1 1\ Good AI: .Rutland Dept. Store Expires: 6-16-73 - · . I , L · I I -----· --------------~ With Coupon Good At R uti ana Dept . Store Expires: 6~ 16-73 died Tuesday Joseph H. Hecox, 301 East Sixth St., Perrysburg, Ohio, formerly of Middleport, died Tuesday at the Saint Charles Hospital following a lengthly illness. Mr. Hecox was born in Middleport. He was a supervisor of refractories at Libby Owens Ford Glass Co. for 38 years. He belonged to Yondonta F&AM Lodge, Scottish Rite Valley of Toledo and Zenobia Shrine. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Raymond (Norma) Lewis Hecox, a piano teacher in Middleport many years; his wife, Dorothy M. Mutchler Hecox; a daughter, Mrs . Wayne (Susan ) H. Gallagher, Columbus; a son, Robert A. Hecox, San Francisco, Calif., and a sister, Mrs. Eugene (Janet) Harris, New Orleans, La. The body is at the WitzlerShank Funeral Home in Per r y s b u r g whe r e arrangements are being made. A memorial service will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church in Perrysbu•g at 7:30 p. m . Thursday in lieu of flowers, memorial contrlbutions rtlay be made to the First United Presbyterian Church or the American Cancer Society. * Barbara Mowery, age 9, is dead $579.35; street maintenance, $181.16, $2,607.40, $167.56; sanitary sewer, U,059.57, $!,029.55, 129,068.09; water, $6,229,04, $6,792.75, $23,761.42 ; water meter deposit trusts, $200, $33li, $6,217.02; sanitary sewer escrow. no receipts, no disbursement&, $61,383.08; fire house construcUon, no receipts, no disburse~ ment.s, $11.99; federal revenue sharing, no receipts, ·no disbursements, $9,277. Receipts for the month SALE! Regatta Week Specials Thurs .. Fri.. Sat. All Sportswear and Swim Suits ~ off lOLA'S Main at Syco:lmore POMEROY, OHIO SAVE *40.00 THeReBL ... Center Cut OFOUBUTH Now -- -- ....... WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 7995 A.lway s do wt'lat. 1S hones t and la •r tor e·, ery customer RAINCHECK: II an ad~ert 1sed spec •a• 15 e . . ~, sol d ou t as k the Manager tor a Ram ch eck 11 entot :es you· to the sam e ttem at ~I he same SP CC•il l pr ,cc Ill(' tot. lo wmg week · Or 11 you w 1sn .... c 11 q•11e you rt compa rab le ilem at th e s;Jmc SLJCC•31 p-roc e GUARANTEE: A&P otters a 11 u m:o nd oi!Qnal money . ba ck quo'1• . antee No mntter wh al 11 •s no mtl llf'r wt oo ma~e s •I 1f A&P sells' ' 11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OPEN 9 TO 9 DAILY California Beef Roast aa~e:t.s • • lb. $129 SHOUlDER CUT $149 Swiss Steaks • ·-· . . . 3-LB. PK6. OR LARGER Ground Chuck • • • • • • • lb.$119 All FROZEN VARIETIES $109 ,Jiffy Steaks • • • • • • • SEAFOOD SPECIAL Turbot Fillets .• • • • • (SMQKED, COOKED guartered Sliced Ham • • . ; BULK Sliced Bacon • • • • • .. lb. pkr. FEAT111nl: Tho PEZEL • D554W • Solid-State Stereo Amplifier Cabinet in wood- • Custom-:.Precfslon Record Changer • Two 6Y2" Round Cone Speakers • Separate Bass, Treble and Balance ControlS with match ing speaker units. grained Walnut color Removable thermoplastic lid. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT NATIONAL FROG JUMP · · SUIT FILED The . Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has filed suit against William H. Reed, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Alve Lee Reed, same address for $3,228.66 allegedly owned the bank. · An entry was made showing Judge John C. Bacon accepted the request of Sheriff Robert C. Hart~nbach to ca nce l the Deputy Sheriff Commission of Roland Eugene Eastman. POMEROY, SATURDAY, JUNE 16 OHIO . ~' '' . I ' ' \ ~ DARI·COUN'l'RY eJteeae, .; •••• . 4 TO 7:00 P.M. . ALLFLAVORS Pomeroy police investigated an accident at 3:25 p. m. Tuesday on Union Ave. where a car driven by Ronald Russell, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, moving east collided with one drlvim by Marcia · Cspebart, Harrisonville, which swerved left of center, apparently out of control due to wet pavement. Mrs. Capehart was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospit,al by the emergency squad where she was treated for shock. .,~ @_,$, •• · REG: I< UNSCENTED ... . cons """ 8 __$.0C) . B~at'"BIIA!III£~ :~ Sunday June 17 CURJTY DISPOSABLE DISHWASHING DETERGENT "Tape Tabs" Joy Liquid toddler box of 24 ' Good Thru Std., 1I 1 ' I L--------~--~------- Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges - Luta Proctor, Pliny; Laverne Harpole; Tuppers Plains; Mrs. ·R obert Vickers, New Haven ; Mrs. Joe Tavan, Apple Grove; Mrs. George Harrah, Pomeroy i Jesse Bland, West Colwnbia ; Mrs. Jean Ukens, Gallipolis Ferry; Carol Lynn Smith, Point Pleasant; Juanita Sue Perry, Buffalo; Herman Warner, Arbuckle; Juanita Jean Harrah and- Ctmni~ Crittenden, Point Pleasant. . Birth - June 12, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Frazier, Jr., Point Pleasant. With Thio 32•01, With Thio Coupon btl. Coupon Swiss Cheese • • • A&P FROZ.EN Handi Whip • • • LEMON OR Peach Pies p~:~R. • • Gifts To Please '"Bilu.la £ye 10·01. pkg. 49~ Good T~rw uewa, -ana., Goocl T"ru Stl., Jun1 l&lh 0iiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON AloPWEOCOUPON A&P WEO COUPON wwro cOUPON Regular Wesson Kofex Oil Instant Nestea 0;;;;;;;;;;; LIMIT ONE COUPON MAGIC 0~ 2t-o•· 49C KERM'S KORNER New York Clothing House Pomeroy Comet Cleanser 2&~:t 2 ~:~· 45~ c~Jt Good Thr u s.t ., Jun 1 !6th At All AlP WC0 '1-Col. Div. .. I . ' LIMIT ONE COUPON ~~.ggc, • . box [2];;;;;;;;; Mrs. Filbert's . Soft Margarine l-Ib. pkg. J9c pkg. 10-<>z. 69c With Thl1 Coup on s.t., LIMI! ONE COUPON ::::;:(/ [!];;;;;;;;;;;;; Wlth Thh Co upon ~-;:l{m, .§liiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON ~;;;;;;;{/ ~=~ LIMIT ONE COUPON A"" WEO COUPON ~ Save 50' With Thio Coupon On A . 2·lb.. 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ASSTO. 0iiiiiiiiii LIMIT ONE COUPON I•OI.& 8 ~ ~ TOOTHPASTE • • & OEC. rolls S1t., J un1 tUh weo·,.... cot. • • • • • Jumbo Co~pon .t.t All A&P tube FOUR FINED Four persons were fined and one forfeited bond In Middleport Mayor's Court. Fined were ·J ohn C. Wiseman, 18, Pt. Pleasant, costs only, failure to yield right of way; Larry T. Shields, 19, Cincinnati, $5 and cos ts , speeding; Terry D. Moore, 19, Syracuse, $10 and costs, operating a veh icle without regard to safety, and Larry Fox, 34, Middleport, $5 and costs, intoxication . Delores E. Neville, 41, Pomeroy, forfeited a $300 bond for DWI. wu• lh/1 , bOll FROZEN HAWAIIAN CHINESE JAPANESE BAVARIAN < 3 $1 00 'f~:~ • a-lb., 4-or:. • ' Scoff Towels • • ..• Jur11 16th cold · Power·~a~rF 99c l~b. • pkg. • • 0i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jiiiiii;;;;;;; LIMIT ONE COUPON ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;4 Great . '11' Kr•ft PHOENIX SLICES A&P WEO COUPON A&P W£0 COUPON I L oos·.,! oo . IIAMW.. s~ ~~~- . ' FROZEN '"Rol& s~ · . SC~Atcf.w~ ~·&9~ POSSIBLE PRIZES, "1125.00 For Information Write: Box 727, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Dale C. Warner JANE PARKER . ' STRAWBERRY / MARSHMALLOW •300.00 FIRST PRIZE lb. 99.~· At All A&P WEO 's-Col. Di¥, GOLDEN ISLE GOLDEN ISLE Creamed or WK FRUIT COCKTAIL • 39~ Joseph Hecox The balances of aU Mid· puppies. A line composed of dleport Village Funds as of May 31 totaled $204,179.64 Katrina Batey, Vicki Caul, Esther Lowery, Stephanie a ccording to the monthly. Radford, Suzy Samuels and report of Village ClerkJune Wamsley was good in Treasurer Gene Grate. several appearances. The receipts and disburCostuming was colorful, sements, respec~vely, for each attractive and effective with fund during May and the balance as of the end of May strobe and bla,ck lighting. A include: general, •4,037.87, park scene was created for the • first act of the recital while $3, 62il.80, $6, 168.65; cemetery, white backdrops upon which $98 7·88• $757.63, $1,175.:!.1; fire played blinking colored Ught.s equipment: $500, $207,77, was the background for Act n $4i19.S4 ; SWimming Pool, $864, Mrs . Fraser lnstructo," . 36 · 15 •. *.4.358.73; planning performed a toe ' number, "l.e' commiSSIOn ' "•300 ' "•2•,, 63 ' Petit Negre" to score a hit. She was presented roses and a gift from student$. Sta~e properties were created by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs and Scott Fraser, and Barbara Mowery, 9, Rutland Ernie Fraser was in charge of Route 1, died Monday evening music. Others taking part \l'ere at Children's Hospital. Barbara, who had just completed Randy Batey, Brilta Van the fourth grade this spring at Meter, !lena Van Meter, the Pomeroy Elementary Goergeina Van Meter, Kay School, was lllken from Hart, Ruth Ann Fry, Krista! Veterans Memorial Hospital Sisson, Kimberly Birchfield, via the area medicopter to Miriam Sisson, Denise Gaddis, Hospital' in Lynne Oliver, Tammy Star- Children's Columbus after complications cher, Crystal Jacobs, !Jbby developed following a tonWatkins, Amy Erwin, Jennifer sillectomy, it was reported. Meadows , Kristi Caddis, She is survived by her foster Jacqueline Van Meter and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Krista Morris. Sigman; her mother, Avis A short acrobatic segment Mowery; three brothers, with all student$ taking part Frank, Michael and Kevin, and concluded the recital. a sister, Cheryl. She was a member ot the Langsville Christian Church. Funeral services will he held DRIVER CITED at 2 p. m . Thursday at the An accident on County Road 26 just east of Rt. 7 was in- Langsville Christian Church with the Rev . Roher! Eugene vestigated by the Meigs County Musser officiating, Friends Sheriff's Dept. at 3:10 p. m. may call at the Martin Funeral Tuesday. Richard D. Blessing Home in Rutland until noon Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was travelling Thursday when the body will east on Road 26 when John D. be taken to the church. Mitchell, Athens, pulled out of the Five Poinl& Grill parking lot in a van truck and into Marriage License , Blessing's car in the right front J ohn Krawsczyn, Jr. 1 21, fender, knocking lhe vehicle Middleport, and Bette Jean into a ditch. There were no Hobstetter, 21, Pomeroy. personal injuries and medium damage to both vehicles. Mitchell was cited for failure to yield right of way. Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 13 Autos collide SINGLES American or Pimento 12 oz. BY BOB HOEFLICH The ninth annual recital of the Mid-Porn School of Dance staged Tuesday night in the Meigs JWllor High School at Middleport had "something for everybody.'' The large crowd applauded student& of Mrs. Judy Jacobs Fraser who presented tap, toe, ballet, acrobatic, baton and mod routines. The audience seemed par· ticularly to respond to the dancing trio of Teresa Buckley, April Fraser and Danny Schultz who were brought back for a bow for their rendition of a m<:'Cf routine, "Shaft. " The trio also received interrupted applause at intervals through a military tap and a fast moving tap , "Charles Matthew Hallelujah" to close Act II of the recital. Effective also was the acrobatic trio of Anna McKinney, Cindy Patterson and Sandi Hamilton who performed their entire routine in specially treated costumes under blacklight. The trio, joined by Lynette Whittington, was especially effective also in a soft shoe routine. . Tina Andrea Batey, Sharon Griffin, and Barbara Grueser proved iheir talent as acrobats in a routine costumes as Funds total at $204,180 totaled 117,330. 12 while disbursements totaled $20,670.68. JANE PARKER KRAFT Superiors Assorted 1% lb. pkg. 49~ lh gal. 1 • 0 INSTANT . IB1Jrd1ens Cheese Slices .......... 3 •••·•~~-' FrUI't Dnn . ks ............. , . . "·"·33 "" c Choice Dog Food ... __ . _...... •:·~~·99c Birdseye Frozen Cool Whip ......... •;::·59c Nabisco Fig Newtons ....•.. _: .... •:o;-:·stc Soft Diet Parkay Margarine ...... , .. ~:: 5lc fillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits ...... 4 r.:!;45c O;i •v._-:;i(l----;..--~:::-.~-:..:-~~~~~ LIMIT ONE COUPON . ;; ""' - .. . _ . . . .• ' . .• , �-· . . 10 - Th4> DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerm. 0 .. June JJ 1973 The Rev . Audrey Miller , p astor of the Middlepo r t Church of the Nazarene fo r the past six yea rs, will move to Fulton in July a nd there will pastor the 'Fu lton Church of the • Nazarene. secretary-treasur er. He is also a past president of the Middle p or t Min isterial Association, and served for a yea r a s chairman of the Meigs Co un ty . Comm ittee on Alcoholism. Mrs. Miller, a teacher in r Will speak at revival Robert A. Maxwe ll , a former Meigs County school tea cher , will serve as evangelist for a revival F rlday through Monday · at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. The Rev . Mr . ' Maxwell taught school in Meigs County, 1935-39, after leaving liluskingum College with an ·elementary certificate . The Rev . Mr . Maxwell is serving the Southern Michigan Conference of the Free Methodist Church as superintendent. Week-day services will be at 7:3() each evening. Sunday's schedule will be Sunday school at 9' 30 ; Sunday worship at 10 :30 and the evening service at 7:30p.m. The public is invi!A!d to atrend any of the services. PLANTING MADE An azalea was planted at the grave site of Mrs. Ralston Russell, f ounder of the Pomeroy Garden Club, as a memorial to her from the club members. The plaQting was done by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seizing. Satwchly ONLY!! The minister also was a spec ial educat ion a t the Meigs Jwtior High School, has accepted a teaching position in the Mount Gilea d Exem pted Village Schools. During the Rev. Mr . Miller 's pastorate of the Mi ddleport ROBERT A. MAXWELL • Graduation at OSU attended Rev. Miller to take new post • II- The Daily Sentinei , Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., J une 13, 1973 member of the seve n-county Medical Center Holze r Chaplaincy Commitwe. Christ in e Mill e r , who gradua ted from Meigs Hi gh School last month, is enrolled at the Mount Vernon Nazarene Church, the str ucture has been College . Besides Christine, the red ecor ated both inside and Rev . and Mrs. Miller ha ve lour out , fi ve classrooms ha ve been sons at home , David , PauJ, comple!A!d a nd in May, 1972, Danny and Timmy. the church m o~tg a g e was The pastor of the Middlepor t burned. Churc h will be th e Re v . He has served as president of Thomas Wea ver who will move the Meigs County Minis!A!ria l here with his family from Port Association for three years , Clinton some time next month . and fo r tw o ye ar s wa s Workers named fo r regatta flea market Workers at the Meigs Band are asked lo take them to the Boosrers booth at the Regalia old Pomeroy Junior Hi gh flea market will be Mrs. James Sc hool building Friday mornWeyersmi11er, chairperson, ing. Mrs . Raymond Wilcox , Mrs. William Wo odard , . Mrs . William ontinger, Mrs. Floyd ENJOY TRIP King, Mrs. frank Sisson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Dwight Goins and Mrs. Robert Ba ughman and son , Jeffrey , Lewis. Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. More workers at the booth Wil liam Fred Smith, Sr., are needed and pare nts of band BradbW'y, have returned from members willing to assist are a several days' trip. They asked to contact Mrs. Weyers- visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl miller at 992-5090. Ba ughman at Monday Corner, Items for the sale will be Pa.; Mrs. Alice Baughman , miscellaneous including craft Nanty Glow, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. and handwork, as well . as Thomas Spires and son baked goods and cand ies . Pa ul ding, a nd Mr. and Mrs Ted Those with items to contribute E . Spires, Defiance. .. FAVORITE BREAD LONG BO'J"J"OM - Mr. and Mrs . Paul F . Andrews and daugh!A!r, Barbara, attllnded t.Re ~rad u ation of their son and brother, Michael, at Ohio Sla te University on F riday, June 8. P. ~ was in the graduating class of 5,500, receiving his degree in the Science of Social Behavior . Also atte nding were Rosemary Andrews, Columbus, and Mr . and Mrs . Paul J. Andrews, Weste rville. Following the graduation, a di nner was given in Michael's honor at the home of his brother , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews . Attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul F . Andrews a nd ~ a ug h ters, Rose mary and Barbara, Mr . a nd Mrs. Pearl McCr ea l'y, Mrs . J ose ph Corriga n and Mr . a nd Mrs. J ack -Lockard a nd daugh!A!r , J e nny. WITH GREAT GIFTS • · • GREAT VALUES! . '1 DAD'S BILLFOLD WORN-OUT? Keep impor t a nt ca r ds organized . Th r ee Am ity styles: Deluxe identif ier, Tri-Fo ld and Director ,. Poole family entertained at basket dinner Reg. '9.00 Mr . and Mrs Wilber Parker entertained Sunda y in honor of theil' da ug hter , Martha , and son -in-law , and grandson, .Staff Sg t. and Ml's. Joseph R. Poole , and Will , !OI'merly of San An tonio, Texas. Sgt. Poole wiH be s tationed in Tha iland during the next year. Mrs . Poole and Will are- going to s la y with her parenls . Sgt. Poo le ha s just finished his eleventh year in the Air Force . He ha s been s tationed in Tucson , Ari zona; Goose Bay, Labrador, and San Antonio. A family basket dinner was enjoyed at noon ~ Willis Parker as ked the ble ssin g. Mrs . Homer Parker brought the table flowers , an arrangement Of larkspur , white daisies , and sweet williams. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Parker, Homer Parker , Mr; and Mrs. Howard Parker, April and Aaron, Mrs. Willis Parker, Russell, Rodney, Debbie , Timmy, Brenda, and Bryan, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobby and Kelli, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car' pen!A!r and Jay. We Accept Federal Food Stamps Ope n Mon .- Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p .m . -. Friday s d~ys 9 a.m . fo 8 : 30 p.m . ·ROUND STEAK 9 a . m . to 8 p . m . - Siitur - $3.50 each SMOKED SAUSAGE . lb. 8 9e four committees ()rl c!},;ff .... . -E<O!IO'< lb. CASUAL ROLL-UP HA OLD SPICE RAPID SHAVE AFTER SHAVE Durable popl in hat s in an a5sorlm ent ol co lors and sizes. Id eal for fi_shing and golf. $}.00 each Makes s having quick a nd smoo th . 2-oz . T ria l· Size. 22 $1 POUND WATER· MELONS 1.98 ea . for BASKET OF TOMATOES ~nly 1.50 COLD 6% BEER _CARRY OUT 90~ each Li m it 2 Lim it 2 ·EAGLE INSTANT ICE CREAM MAKER ' Wha t you wa nt is what it m a kes. In 5 to 7.m lnute s yo u ha ve del ic io,is, ri ch ice cream or di etetic ice c ream or ice mil k or sherbet. Sim p te enough chi ldren ca n w o rk it.- $6.75each Reg. sl2.95 Limil 2 REMINGTONMIST HOT lb. • .. I•• ~ I. A rel iab le, d i s p ~abl e, butan e lighl er thai's long -las ting- ye t smal l. Originally '19.95 __ _____ ,Now Carpenter News, Event Mr s. Leslie Hoffman , president, welcomed the fiftyfoW' members and guests of the Columbia High School Alumni AssociatiOn for their annual galhering at the Albany Elemenlary School. A. delicious dinner was served by the group by the Albany Grange members. Officers selected for next year were Rex She nefield, pres ident ; Wayne Turner , vi ce-pres ident, and Beulah Lyon s Perry, secretary. Several lucky number prizes were given members a long with a prize for the couple having the most gra nd children, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. Teachers present were W. I. Swett, Middleport , Hildred Steward Edward/l, Cleveland ; Mildred Spurlock , and Helen Jeffers, local. They were given small r emembrances . Murl Galaway, a guest, was honored for being the oldest person present who had never attended the alumni barlquet. Music for dancing · d!JCing the evening was fw- nished by the Columbians, Mar querite rrank, Athens, Claire Dudgeon, Columbus, and Walter Swett, local. Bob Pickett, Pomeroy, was caller for the square dances . Bible school p«lnS closing USED CARS WEAmER WARMER ... VALUES HOTI'ER! KEITH GO.BLE FORD USED CAR LOT ,. . .. .. I'~[~IU • Stiver s ville % ------~----~----~--~--% Apple Grove News Notes % - News, Events Mrs . Lel)na Brinker ot Rac ine is a medical patient at Holzer Med ical 'cen!A!r alrer suffering a heart attack. Mrs. Wilma Ahdcrson, · her da ughte r, is confined there also due to a blood clot in her lung. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe has been confi ned to her home due to an injured ICg . Mrs. Edna Roush of Ra cine is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W;Jltcr McDade at Troy. .. M"NNl~ ...... Recent callers at the home of E. H. Carpenter and family we l'e , .John Pick e ns , Mrs. Ch:lrles Craig anf Crystal, Debbie Wedd le, Mr . ond Mrs . AI Saunder·s , Mrs. Ge or ge Souders, S. W. Durs t, Mrs. Roy Don olww, Mr. f:;ltld Mrs. Elwood Brewer, Mrs. Agnes Pr ice , Joe Miller, J . W. I.aw s<m , C. 0 . Ca rter , Mr . and Mrs . Bob Moorehead, Vicki Durst am.l .Ia son, Mr'. and Mrs. l,.ouis A. De l .ul, Mrs. Fern Cooper, Jan ice and Janeen, Miss Mabel McDaniels, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Mrs. Pa ul Evan s <:~ n d Paul Dean. --• • -. . : % - -... ---- % • % : ~ •' • ' Worthy Brig_ht •.. .,,., ,,.,,,·,.,., ., Chatrmttn of Hottrd ~~ .... ,,; ,,, .,, , ······ 'i 5,1 lcm Towns h1p ,~·. ,!~S rouo<·'• ·' 0'" ' "~ ·~'' " .• ,. 6 13 73 I~ ··· ol ol " ' ~~"'"'~"''"'''" . .•. , ,.,1. 1• " .. "' I · !~ l h 'Oh< ("\ ,\, .,,/, The 'Dei!';' Sentin el I ~ ,,, .. ....,.. '·' , , .w. ,~ ' ••"''" '"·~"''' 1· . . . • • .•-. -- I ' • I' ~ ' $ 10?7 .00 "''~ c· • • .' • •" •• •• •• •• •• •• Cookout Specials For The Hungry Crowd! '1788 ¢ ith Coupon SOLID STATE DESIGN Req . $7.95 Sale s4.00 FM, AM Digital Clock Radio Buxton Billfolds Brut Shave lotio·n $26.00 Hallmark Fathers Day Cards FM, AM Portable Radio $20.00 Russell Stover Candy · G.E. Portable Cassette large Selection of Recorder .Pipes Cigars s4.95 Ray-0-Vac Lantern Cameras $2.95 lighte d Numbers $39.95 Value . ' SCHOOL ANNOUNCED RACINE - Daily Vacation Bible Sc hool will begin at Bethany United Melhod ist Church at Dorcas Monday, June 18, and continue ·through J une 29. Classes will be held from 9 lo 11 :30 a .m. on the theme, " We Look to Jesus ." A closing program will be at 7:30 p.m. _on J uly 1. A_ll child ren are invited. WITH THIS COUP,ON WHEN YOU BUY A . 10 oz. -JAR OF Instant XWELL HOUSEe COFFEE Ar __,S :!!! IM "-"0"-'N'-"-S-"'M"-"AR-"-'K"'-!ET' ----- $109 WITH COUPON S2.98 e a c h 2 For •s ATTEND GRADUATION Mr . and Mrs. Jack Lee were in Columbus for the gradualion, cum laude, of their daughter-in- law , Mr:s. Jerry Lee , from Ohio State Uni~·ersity . Ground From Our Good Fresh USDA Choice Beef, 3 lb. pkg. or more Timex Watches G.E. Miniature Radio DA,UGHTER BORN MASON, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lauderrnilt, she the former Patti Inge ls of Mason , are announcw g the birth of the ir third child, a daughter at Pleasant Valley Hospilal on May 23. The baby, named Barb<;~ra Sue, ·was we l com~d home by a brother, Nor man, Jr ., and a sister, Lori Ann. She weighed 9 lbs. 31;2 oz. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer La udermilt, Mason ; ·· material gra ndpar_ents, Mrs. Goldie Ing.els, Mason. For More Savings! GROUND BEEF HOME MADE lb. Right reserved to limit quantities · We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective June .13-20 · ·• $105 Kraft :. Saturday 9 to 9 qts. for VAU.EY BELL 2% MILK ' .Finest Quality Smoking Tobacco 79~- or 2 for s1.50 s1.25 Assorted Tools 2 "h gals. • • ¢ U.S. No. 1 New Red California ~ 7 oz. can 5 69¢ lb. each ~ ;;.. Giant ~ . LUABL~ 49¢ 5 59¢ lb. bag "·•.. COUPON ...•• .... . ......•••• .. •• ... Size -rfL) TIDE O N LY ~ IIOOD RACINE o:~v FOOD -;,.. .. ...,.""' r-·- •"••' .•• • J .•• MARKET - 6·16·73 •• UM!T I COUPON PER PURCHASE ~ *d · - - - - -..J M • M WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 01. JAR OF 10 lullIt AXIELL HOllE• COFFEE Aorida Juicy POTATOES Cantaloupes ORANGES 36's V ~ 100 . Insect Repellent · .· AEROSOL CAN Returnable Bottles ~ jar St. Regis S34.95 Va lu e lb. 1 o· Baby Food....... ~n2. · •9 Paper Plates ...c;... 7 9 Off...................... . 9:00 to 7:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS . more •• • · Gerber's Strained !:!Y LIMIT I COUPON Pi-R PURl' HASt 2 lb. or Mayonnaise .... ~~~69~ COCA-COLA . SAUSAGE , _,. ..•• .... •• •• 32 oz. bot Home Made 20 ct. pkg. . 32 oz. Bottles Monday Thru Friday J lb. WIENERS HAM SALAD .•••.• •• •• •• •• French City -5th and PEARL STS., RACINE ·"The Store With A Heart, You, WE LIKE" 52.9.95 Va lue Ba ttery o r Hou se Current S-TRACK TAPES A rare triple play in the second inning featured llie 15.2 victor y of the Pomeroy Giants ' Boys' Lea gue warn over the Syr acuse B team Monday evening with J . Grueser and S. Williams the pitchers. Losing pitcher f or Syracuse wa s Forbes. Giants getting sale hils were T. Rawlings a single and two doubles, R. Andrews, a homer, triple and single ; S. Schneider, S. Williams, S. McKinney, Chapplear and Angus, each a single, and C. Woods a double. For Syracuse , J. Duffy, M. Forbes and M. F olley each singled. • " ' ' " ,. 1,11 99~ 16 oz. bottle 10 OZ. JAR ONLY raretriple play HEAD CHEESE CANTA- · 36 LOPES size L6ng -lasting, doubl e e dge razo r b lades cut c lose t o give th e shave h~ w ants. '"·'; ·• • •• a, ~,. b l. FIRST OF SEASON . $ 2 1 ER STAI BLADES Giants pull off decorations. The gilt table was cen!A!red with a bridal replica beneath a parasol over which was a canopy of yellow and green streamers. The refreshment table featured a yellow and green cake to carry out the color scheme. Punch, nu ts and mints were served with the cake. Games were played with pri zes goi ng to Marg e Walburn , Ni ta Conde a nd J ackie Stone. Sue Ellen Frye won the door prize. Attending were Ka thy Pullins, Maxine Moor e, Georgie Diehl, Lori Smith , Thelma and Jodi e Smilh , Mildred Frank, Eunice Wilson, Barbara and Penny Eblin , Bertha Parker, Mary Wingett, Margie Walburn , Olive Smith, Patty Barton, Jean Wrighl, Tina Jacobs, Donna Gilmore, Brenda Haggy , Iva Powell , Frances Hewetson, Jud y Spencer , Joan- Anderson , Selma Call, Barbara Frye, Doris Buckley, f,va Robson, Betty and Angie Triplett, Sue Ellen Frye, Penny Knapp, Mrs. Conde and Beulah Ochier. Others presenting gifls to Miss Tracy were Jean Taylor, Polly Karr Matthews, Mrs. Robert Burdette, Leona Karr, Gail Miller, Sharon Yates , Rita Eblin, Thelma Eblin, Shirley Wi~e , Erma Srnith, Genevieve Meinhart, Stepben Tracy , Helen Icenhower, Helen Goegle in , Mildred Jacobs , Susie Newsome, Isabel Wehrung, Freda Hood, Judy and Jody Custe,, Emma Adams , Jo Bolinger , Jean War ner, Betty Evans, Janice Evans, Oscar Smith, Betsy Weaver, Emma Fox, Sharon Folmer, Mr. and Mrs . Roy Browning, Edna · Russell, Elizabeth Smith and Ruth Stone. weddi ng be lls defined llie gift Mrs. Tom Hamm, Mrs. Paul Dale Macher, Mrs. Shirley !able. Games were played and Baer, Mrs. Er nest Whitehead, Mills, Miss Denise Dean and winning prizes were Miss Lois Miss Jean Whitehea d, Mrs . Miss Debby !'itch. Wa lker, Mrs. Karl Kraut!A!r Mrs . Curtis King, Mrs. David' Nease, Mrs. Ben Slawtcr, Mrs. Ear l Dean an~ Mrs. George Wolfe . ' White Japanese iris and pink tapers -decorated the refreshme nt !able. Mrs . Dale Holber t, cousin of the bride, presided at the punch bowl. ON The guest list included th ose _ 1 named and Mrs . Donald Mora, Mrs . J ohn Butche r , Mrs. E ra l REE DSVI LLE The Inge ls , Sr ., Mrs . RichRupe, Mrs. Pat Riverview Community Bible ard Mrs. James Sc hoo l, whi ch has bee n Pa tterso n, Tho m as· , Mrs. Oris Ginmee ting since June 4 from 9 to ll a .n1. with an avera ge at- the r , Mrs. Homer Holte r , !A!ndance of 60, will have a Miss Kim Krautter, Mrs. Paul closing program on June 15, a t Sayr e, Miss Pa ula Sayre, Miss 8 p.m. Crafts will be on display. Mary Jo Wolfe, Mrs. Reid A pi cnic will be given for the Youn g, Miss Sherri Young, boys and gil·Is on Thursday, Mrs. Ge rald Wilder muth, Mrs . Jww 14, from tJ to 12. They are Geo rge Ge nh eimer, Mrs . to bring their own sandwich Steven Fros t, Mrs. Pearl Mora, with everything else furnis hed Miss Mary Mora , Mrs. Ivan by the school. Wa lker , Mrs . Edison Hollon, Direc tors and tea chers are, Miss Melanie Dean and Mrs. director , Mrs. Delores Frank ; Woodrow Mora . Se ndin g g ifts were Mr s. craft director , Mrs. Marlene Putman and craft teac her s are Rob ert Wo od , Sand y and Mr s. Connie Re ed, Mrs. Debbie, Mrs. Howard Knight, Carlolla Reed , Mrs. Cathy Miss Nola Youn g, Mrs. Carl Jrd Ave . Middleport Spencer Miss Ka ren Heed , K:mtz , Mrs. DHvid Russe ll , Miss Rosemary Reed , and George Pickens . . fHE OOYE ANM ENT Of Others on the s taff are I SALEM TOWNSHIP Ol•ll~Jt.l! \ ·, p 11 11· 1' 1f, ·,v l1 \ pianist, Mrs. Mar.alene Kimes; · lJ I·l: q 0 1 II!.VIl'<~ll ~ ~~~ J<,r,(, ~'" . ~IMl'; t O rKPU'W liS ~(1/l'IUt !o"•II>N(i "-lLQCAT>ON " t0U llNN 5'i L\ANIA.i\vt r; w song leader, Mrs. Frances Ff'•' l.-!1 Hl llli. IMlNI P l~ I O!l ef (',IN NIN (. All~•o~w,rr>t! IJ"C ~nn t & Reed; youth , Rev. Elden Blake 1 ~ 1 )( f\PI 1 V' p~·lll'flV;I I• , 11• ""·•• '"···•-~·, J AN . 1, 19]3 •NnF_NOIN O JUN E 30, 1973 ,.... .,, •· ... ' and Mr s. El oise Connolly ; 0 IN l tH tOILO.WINO RAS IO UPON Atl ·'~'•· , ,, ,, 1, ,,, ' '· ·•·~··•·• , "'""' , ,,.,,, •" ,•• ' 11 I l l HI r,. .v ~ junior, Mr s. Vi v ia n Hum ,,,. . . . . , '"'''""'•'""~· ' "''""'/ l SII M"II O IOI"lOF !. 1,027 phrey ; middler , Mrs. Janet Co nnolly <:~nd Mrs . Mary Wlllll<l 36 3 053 009 X ' 1/lOMl••N T<J Cowdery; primary, Mrs. Mary l lll t. l Frecker and Mrs. Rulh Dillon, and nursery -beginner , Mrs. SAL EM TOWNSHIP TOWN SHIP CL E RK Mar·ie Swan , Mr s. Conni e M E IG S COUNTY Connoi i,Y , Mrs . Vir gini a LAN GSVILLE . OHI O 4574 1 New.lun , and Mrs. Na ncy Collins. . _________________________________ Clip and R edeem FA S HION E D OLD 89~ Good At Sim9n's EXPIRES 6-16-73 · srne lls. 4¥•-oz . ·. Limi t 2 Lim it 2 • d,·..l;,l, o l~t l woo.Jc ,. HAM SALAD P~K 7 He' ll feel .as good as he 15~ each 95~ M rs. Wilson 1.391· CAN POP c a ns Gil Reg . $L75 of Ches rer Stone , was honored recently with a s hower at the home of Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Pomeroy . Hostesses for the shower were Barbara Smith, Pam The iss, Ca rolyn Bar~J!ts, Susan Tracy and Mrs. Jacobs. A green a nd yellow color Miss Rhea Mora, bride-<!lect of Harry Sla w!A!r , was honored with a shower Tuesday evening al tne home of Mrs . Earl Ingels , Middle por t. Co-hostesses for the shower were Miss Cathy Smith a nd Miss Robyn Mills. A ca nopy of green, white and ye llow s treamers, wi th whi!A! •w SHASTA 9 News, Notes Auxiliary names lb. HOME MADE lb . Limit 2 · ISIRLOIN SUPERIORS BRAND Pomeroy R_,.CINE - A program Manuel, youth teacher i Gertie Stmday evening closed the Manuel , Alma J ohnson • vacation Bible school of llie . helpers. Racine First Baptist Church . Following the prog ram llie There were 65 students congregation was invited 1o the enrolled with 41 s tudents church social r ooms where having perfect attendan ce . refreshments were served and " We Look to Jesus " was the crafts were displayed. theme of 1he school with classes concluding on June 8 . The staff included : Janice Salser, di_rector ; Barbara Gheen , assistant direc tor · Lillian Hayman , pianist: Nancy Carnahan., song leader i the Rev . Edward F ischer devotional leader ; Libb; The Carleton Sunday School Fisher, nursery teacher; had an ai!A!ndance o! 64. The Dorothy Badgley, Helen superinrendent, Ralph Carl , Wilcoxen, Rosemary Ran- presente d pins for perfect dolph , helpers; Lillle Ma e at!A!ndance to Geneva King , 16 Hart, primary teacher · years i Karla Bea t, 11 years ; Blondenia Hudson, Sandr~ David King , 15 ye ar s. Cobb , helpers ; Ollie Mae Following Sunda y School the Cozart. jwtior teacher ; Emma minister Rev . Jay Stiles Adams, Pam Riffle, helpers; honored ea ch graduate by Cora Lee Cummins, middler presenting each a Bible. Those teacher; Frances Wilcoxen • graduating were Karla Beal, Jane Ann Hill, helpers; Dennis Denise Hendricks, Victor Count, Debbie Gilliam Cadle and Terry Cadle. Mrs. Virgil King , David and Helen visited her sister , Mr. and Mrs. R. E . Hoffman at Anderson , Ind . While there they atrended the wedding of thek nephew and cousin , Keith CHESTER - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Chester Hoffman , Muncie, Ind. They Volunteer Fire Dept . met were accompanied home by Wednesday evening at the fire Judy King of Kankakee, Ill. Mr. and Mrs . Nev Whi!A!, house, President Inzy Newell Harold and Sherman, atrended pr esiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Whi!A! re un ion at Madison , the vice president, Margaret W. Va., Sunday. Mrs. Ray Salser visimd her Christy, and the treasurer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nick report by Erma Cleland. Commitooes for the year Perkins and family at Marion, were nam ed as follows: Ways Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . John Dean had and means, Jnzy Newell, Opal Eichinger Clara Conroy and as Saturday evening visitors Esther Ridenour ; Good of the Miss Sandra Smith, Charles order, Ethe l Orr, Marcia King and Susan King and John Walrer and Anita Dean. They Ke ller, Si na Bailey and celebrated Susan's 4th birthVirg inia Burke; Community day with birthday cake and ice service, Jean SexSon, Betty cream. Newell , Clarice Allen, Opal · Mrs. Floyd Ross is a patient Wickham a nd Margaret at Veterans Memoria l Hospital Christy, and Fir e and Rescue, where she is a surgical patient. Grace Gm>pf, Erma Cleland , Dorothy Myers and Opa l She is improving. Recent' visitors of Mr. and Hollan. Mrs . John Walter Dean were It was announced tha t on the Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley evening of J uly 18, skin IA!sls Of Chesmr, Mr. and Mrs. Bill would be given for those Spaun of Pomeroy, Mr. and wishing to help a t the fair and Mrs. Wal!A!r Terrell and Billy for a ll inooresred persons a t the of Pataskala . fire house. Plans lor an ice Mr. and Mrs. David Cuncream social were discussed. ningham (Martha Arnold ) are Margare t Chr is ty served a nn oWlcing the arr_ival of a hometnade ice cream, cookies son, Charles David. Grand.and coffee to Inzy Newell , pare nts a re Mr . and Mrs. E rma Cleland , Clarice Allen, Charles Arnold and Mr. David Opal Wickhaiti, Ethel Orr and Cun ningham. This is Mr. and Opa l Hollan. Mrs. Cunningham's first child. Kingsbury Pf!-rty honors 115 W . Main Prices Good Through June .20 (QUANT·IfiES LIMITED) Program closes Miss Tracy feted Shower ·honors Miss Rhea Mora Racine VBS week ~i~S~~~~~Ie:~~m~~:iedout in l ie AT Racine Food Market lOoz. JAR ONLY '1.99 $109 WITH COUPON 16·73 -==----• �-· . . 10 - Th4> DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerm. 0 .. June JJ 1973 The Rev . Audrey Miller , p astor of the Middlepo r t Church of the Nazarene fo r the past six yea rs, will move to Fulton in July a nd there will pastor the 'Fu lton Church of the • Nazarene. secretary-treasur er. He is also a past president of the Middle p or t Min isterial Association, and served for a yea r a s chairman of the Meigs Co un ty . Comm ittee on Alcoholism. Mrs. Miller, a teacher in r Will speak at revival Robert A. Maxwe ll , a former Meigs County school tea cher , will serve as evangelist for a revival F rlday through Monday · at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. The Rev . Mr . ' Maxwell taught school in Meigs County, 1935-39, after leaving liluskingum College with an ·elementary certificate . The Rev . Mr . Maxwell is serving the Southern Michigan Conference of the Free Methodist Church as superintendent. Week-day services will be at 7:3() each evening. Sunday's schedule will be Sunday school at 9' 30 ; Sunday worship at 10 :30 and the evening service at 7:30p.m. The public is invi!A!d to atrend any of the services. PLANTING MADE An azalea was planted at the grave site of Mrs. Ralston Russell, f ounder of the Pomeroy Garden Club, as a memorial to her from the club members. The plaQting was done by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seizing. Satwchly ONLY!! The minister also was a spec ial educat ion a t the Meigs Jwtior High School, has accepted a teaching position in the Mount Gilea d Exem pted Village Schools. During the Rev. Mr . Miller 's pastorate of the Mi ddleport ROBERT A. MAXWELL • Graduation at OSU attended Rev. Miller to take new post • II- The Daily Sentinei , Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., J une 13, 1973 member of the seve n-county Medical Center Holze r Chaplaincy Commitwe. Christ in e Mill e r , who gradua ted from Meigs Hi gh School last month, is enrolled at the Mount Vernon Nazarene Church, the str ucture has been College . Besides Christine, the red ecor ated both inside and Rev . and Mrs. Miller ha ve lour out , fi ve classrooms ha ve been sons at home , David , PauJ, comple!A!d a nd in May, 1972, Danny and Timmy. the church m o~tg a g e was The pastor of the Middlepor t burned. Churc h will be th e Re v . He has served as president of Thomas Wea ver who will move the Meigs County Minis!A!ria l here with his family from Port Association for three years , Clinton some time next month . and fo r tw o ye ar s wa s Workers named fo r regatta flea market Workers at the Meigs Band are asked lo take them to the Boosrers booth at the Regalia old Pomeroy Junior Hi gh flea market will be Mrs. James Sc hool building Friday mornWeyersmi11er, chairperson, ing. Mrs . Raymond Wilcox , Mrs. William Wo odard , . Mrs . William ontinger, Mrs. Floyd ENJOY TRIP King, Mrs. frank Sisson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Dwight Goins and Mrs. Robert Ba ughman and son , Jeffrey , Lewis. Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. More workers at the booth Wil liam Fred Smith, Sr., are needed and pare nts of band BradbW'y, have returned from members willing to assist are a several days' trip. They asked to contact Mrs. Weyers- visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl miller at 992-5090. Ba ughman at Monday Corner, Items for the sale will be Pa.; Mrs. Alice Baughman , miscellaneous including craft Nanty Glow, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. and handwork, as well . as Thomas Spires and son baked goods and cand ies . Pa ul ding, a nd Mr. and Mrs Ted Those with items to contribute E . Spires, Defiance. .. FAVORITE BREAD LONG BO'J"J"OM - Mr. and Mrs . Paul F . Andrews and daugh!A!r, Barbara, attllnded t.Re ~rad u ation of their son and brother, Michael, at Ohio Sla te University on F riday, June 8. P. ~ was in the graduating class of 5,500, receiving his degree in the Science of Social Behavior . Also atte nding were Rosemary Andrews, Columbus, and Mr . and Mrs . Paul J. Andrews, Weste rville. Following the graduation, a di nner was given in Michael's honor at the home of his brother , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews . Attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul F . Andrews a nd ~ a ug h ters, Rose mary and Barbara, Mr . a nd Mrs. Pearl McCr ea l'y, Mrs . J ose ph Corriga n and Mr . a nd Mrs. J ack -Lockard a nd daugh!A!r , J e nny. WITH GREAT GIFTS • · • GREAT VALUES! . '1 DAD'S BILLFOLD WORN-OUT? Keep impor t a nt ca r ds organized . Th r ee Am ity styles: Deluxe identif ier, Tri-Fo ld and Director ,. Poole family entertained at basket dinner Reg. '9.00 Mr . and Mrs Wilber Parker entertained Sunda y in honor of theil' da ug hter , Martha , and son -in-law , and grandson, .Staff Sg t. and Ml's. Joseph R. Poole , and Will , !OI'merly of San An tonio, Texas. Sgt. Poole wiH be s tationed in Tha iland during the next year. Mrs . Poole and Will are- going to s la y with her parenls . Sgt. Poo le ha s just finished his eleventh year in the Air Force . He ha s been s tationed in Tucson , Ari zona; Goose Bay, Labrador, and San Antonio. A family basket dinner was enjoyed at noon ~ Willis Parker as ked the ble ssin g. Mrs . Homer Parker brought the table flowers , an arrangement Of larkspur , white daisies , and sweet williams. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Parker, Homer Parker , Mr; and Mrs. Howard Parker, April and Aaron, Mrs. Willis Parker, Russell, Rodney, Debbie , Timmy, Brenda, and Bryan, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobby and Kelli, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car' pen!A!r and Jay. We Accept Federal Food Stamps Ope n Mon .- Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p .m . -. Friday s d~ys 9 a.m . fo 8 : 30 p.m . ·ROUND STEAK 9 a . m . to 8 p . m . - Siitur - $3.50 each SMOKED SAUSAGE . lb. 8 9e four committees ()rl c!},;ff .... . -E<O!IO'< lb. CASUAL ROLL-UP HA OLD SPICE RAPID SHAVE AFTER SHAVE Durable popl in hat s in an a5sorlm ent ol co lors and sizes. Id eal for fi_shing and golf. $}.00 each Makes s having quick a nd smoo th . 2-oz . T ria l· Size. 22 $1 POUND WATER· MELONS 1.98 ea . for BASKET OF TOMATOES ~nly 1.50 COLD 6% BEER _CARRY OUT 90~ each Li m it 2 Lim it 2 ·EAGLE INSTANT ICE CREAM MAKER ' Wha t you wa nt is what it m a kes. In 5 to 7.m lnute s yo u ha ve del ic io,is, ri ch ice cream or di etetic ice c ream or ice mil k or sherbet. Sim p te enough chi ldren ca n w o rk it.- $6.75each Reg. sl2.95 Limil 2 REMINGTONMIST HOT lb. • .. I•• ~ I. A rel iab le, d i s p ~abl e, butan e lighl er thai's long -las ting- ye t smal l. Originally '19.95 __ _____ ,Now Carpenter News, Event Mr s. Leslie Hoffman , president, welcomed the fiftyfoW' members and guests of the Columbia High School Alumni AssociatiOn for their annual galhering at the Albany Elemenlary School. A. delicious dinner was served by the group by the Albany Grange members. Officers selected for next year were Rex She nefield, pres ident ; Wayne Turner , vi ce-pres ident, and Beulah Lyon s Perry, secretary. Several lucky number prizes were given members a long with a prize for the couple having the most gra nd children, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. Teachers present were W. I. Swett, Middleport , Hildred Steward Edward/l, Cleveland ; Mildred Spurlock , and Helen Jeffers, local. They were given small r emembrances . Murl Galaway, a guest, was honored for being the oldest person present who had never attended the alumni barlquet. Music for dancing · d!JCing the evening was fw- nished by the Columbians, Mar querite rrank, Athens, Claire Dudgeon, Columbus, and Walter Swett, local. Bob Pickett, Pomeroy, was caller for the square dances . Bible school p«lnS closing USED CARS WEAmER WARMER ... VALUES HOTI'ER! KEITH GO.BLE FORD USED CAR LOT ,. . .. .. I'~[~IU • Stiver s ville % ------~----~----~--~--% Apple Grove News Notes % - News, Events Mrs . Lel)na Brinker ot Rac ine is a medical patient at Holzer Med ical 'cen!A!r alrer suffering a heart attack. Mrs. Wilma Ahdcrson, · her da ughte r, is confined there also due to a blood clot in her lung. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe has been confi ned to her home due to an injured ICg . Mrs. Edna Roush of Ra cine is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W;Jltcr McDade at Troy. .. M"NNl~ ...... Recent callers at the home of E. H. Carpenter and family we l'e , .John Pick e ns , Mrs. Ch:lrles Craig anf Crystal, Debbie Wedd le, Mr . ond Mrs . AI Saunder·s , Mrs. Ge or ge Souders, S. W. Durs t, Mrs. Roy Don olww, Mr. f:;ltld Mrs. Elwood Brewer, Mrs. Agnes Pr ice , Joe Miller, J . W. I.aw s<m , C. 0 . Ca rter , Mr . and Mrs . Bob Moorehead, Vicki Durst am.l .Ia son, Mr'. and Mrs. l,.ouis A. De l .ul, Mrs. Fern Cooper, Jan ice and Janeen, Miss Mabel McDaniels, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Mrs. Pa ul Evan s <:~ n d Paul Dean. --• • -. . : % - -... ---- % • % : ~ •' • ' Worthy Brig_ht •.. .,,., ,,.,,,·,.,., ., Chatrmttn of Hottrd ~~ .... ,,; ,,, .,, , ······ 'i 5,1 lcm Towns h1p ,~·. ,!~S rouo<·'• ·' 0'" ' "~ ·~'' " .• ,. 6 13 73 I~ ··· ol ol " ' ~~"'"'~"''"'''" . .•. , ,.,1. 1• " .. "' I · !~ l h 'Oh< ("\ ,\, .,,/, The 'Dei!';' Sentin el I ~ ,,, .. ....,.. '·' , , .w. ,~ ' ••"''" '"·~"''' 1· . . . • • .•-. -- I ' • I' ~ ' $ 10?7 .00 "''~ c· • • .' • •" •• •• •• •• •• •• Cookout Specials For The Hungry Crowd! '1788 ¢ ith Coupon SOLID STATE DESIGN Req . $7.95 Sale s4.00 FM, AM Digital Clock Radio Buxton Billfolds Brut Shave lotio·n $26.00 Hallmark Fathers Day Cards FM, AM Portable Radio $20.00 Russell Stover Candy · G.E. Portable Cassette large Selection of Recorder .Pipes Cigars s4.95 Ray-0-Vac Lantern Cameras $2.95 lighte d Numbers $39.95 Value . ' SCHOOL ANNOUNCED RACINE - Daily Vacation Bible Sc hool will begin at Bethany United Melhod ist Church at Dorcas Monday, June 18, and continue ·through J une 29. Classes will be held from 9 lo 11 :30 a .m. on the theme, " We Look to Jesus ." A closing program will be at 7:30 p.m. _on J uly 1. A_ll child ren are invited. WITH THIS COUP,ON WHEN YOU BUY A . 10 oz. -JAR OF Instant XWELL HOUSEe COFFEE Ar __,S :!!! IM "-"0"-'N'-"-S-"'M"-"AR-"-'K"'-!ET' ----- $109 WITH COUPON S2.98 e a c h 2 For •s ATTEND GRADUATION Mr . and Mrs. Jack Lee were in Columbus for the gradualion, cum laude, of their daughter-in- law , Mr:s. Jerry Lee , from Ohio State Uni~·ersity . Ground From Our Good Fresh USDA Choice Beef, 3 lb. pkg. or more Timex Watches G.E. Miniature Radio DA,UGHTER BORN MASON, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lauderrnilt, she the former Patti Inge ls of Mason , are announcw g the birth of the ir third child, a daughter at Pleasant Valley Hospilal on May 23. The baby, named Barb<;~ra Sue, ·was we l com~d home by a brother, Nor man, Jr ., and a sister, Lori Ann. She weighed 9 lbs. 31;2 oz. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer La udermilt, Mason ; ·· material gra ndpar_ents, Mrs. Goldie Ing.els, Mason. For More Savings! GROUND BEEF HOME MADE lb. Right reserved to limit quantities · We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective June .13-20 · ·• $105 Kraft :. Saturday 9 to 9 qts. for VAU.EY BELL 2% MILK ' .Finest Quality Smoking Tobacco 79~- or 2 for s1.50 s1.25 Assorted Tools 2 "h gals. • • ¢ U.S. No. 1 New Red California ~ 7 oz. can 5 69¢ lb. each ~ ;;.. Giant ~ . LUABL~ 49¢ 5 59¢ lb. bag "·•.. COUPON ...•• .... . ......•••• .. •• ... Size -rfL) TIDE O N LY ~ IIOOD RACINE o:~v FOOD -;,.. .. ...,.""' r-·- •"••' .•• • J .•• MARKET - 6·16·73 •• UM!T I COUPON PER PURCHASE ~ *d · - - - - -..J M • M WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 01. JAR OF 10 lullIt AXIELL HOllE• COFFEE Aorida Juicy POTATOES Cantaloupes ORANGES 36's V ~ 100 . Insect Repellent · .· AEROSOL CAN Returnable Bottles ~ jar St. Regis S34.95 Va lu e lb. 1 o· Baby Food....... ~n2. · •9 Paper Plates ...c;... 7 9 Off...................... . 9:00 to 7:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS . more •• • · Gerber's Strained !:!Y LIMIT I COUPON Pi-R PURl' HASt 2 lb. or Mayonnaise .... ~~~69~ COCA-COLA . SAUSAGE , _,. ..•• .... •• •• 32 oz. bot Home Made 20 ct. pkg. . 32 oz. Bottles Monday Thru Friday J lb. WIENERS HAM SALAD .•••.• •• •• •• •• French City -5th and PEARL STS., RACINE ·"The Store With A Heart, You, WE LIKE" 52.9.95 Va lue Ba ttery o r Hou se Current S-TRACK TAPES A rare triple play in the second inning featured llie 15.2 victor y of the Pomeroy Giants ' Boys' Lea gue warn over the Syr acuse B team Monday evening with J . Grueser and S. Williams the pitchers. Losing pitcher f or Syracuse wa s Forbes. Giants getting sale hils were T. Rawlings a single and two doubles, R. Andrews, a homer, triple and single ; S. Schneider, S. Williams, S. McKinney, Chapplear and Angus, each a single, and C. Woods a double. For Syracuse , J. Duffy, M. Forbes and M. F olley each singled. • " ' ' " ,. 1,11 99~ 16 oz. bottle 10 OZ. JAR ONLY raretriple play HEAD CHEESE CANTA- · 36 LOPES size L6ng -lasting, doubl e e dge razo r b lades cut c lose t o give th e shave h~ w ants. '"·'; ·• • •• a, ~,. b l. FIRST OF SEASON . $ 2 1 ER STAI BLADES Giants pull off decorations. The gilt table was cen!A!red with a bridal replica beneath a parasol over which was a canopy of yellow and green streamers. The refreshment table featured a yellow and green cake to carry out the color scheme. Punch, nu ts and mints were served with the cake. Games were played with pri zes goi ng to Marg e Walburn , Ni ta Conde a nd J ackie Stone. Sue Ellen Frye won the door prize. Attending were Ka thy Pullins, Maxine Moor e, Georgie Diehl, Lori Smith , Thelma and Jodi e Smilh , Mildred Frank, Eunice Wilson, Barbara and Penny Eblin , Bertha Parker, Mary Wingett, Margie Walburn , Olive Smith, Patty Barton, Jean Wrighl, Tina Jacobs, Donna Gilmore, Brenda Haggy , Iva Powell , Frances Hewetson, Jud y Spencer , Joan- Anderson , Selma Call, Barbara Frye, Doris Buckley, f,va Robson, Betty and Angie Triplett, Sue Ellen Frye, Penny Knapp, Mrs. Conde and Beulah Ochier. Others presenting gifls to Miss Tracy were Jean Taylor, Polly Karr Matthews, Mrs. Robert Burdette, Leona Karr, Gail Miller, Sharon Yates , Rita Eblin, Thelma Eblin, Shirley Wi~e , Erma Srnith, Genevieve Meinhart, Stepben Tracy , Helen Icenhower, Helen Goegle in , Mildred Jacobs , Susie Newsome, Isabel Wehrung, Freda Hood, Judy and Jody Custe,, Emma Adams , Jo Bolinger , Jean War ner, Betty Evans, Janice Evans, Oscar Smith, Betsy Weaver, Emma Fox, Sharon Folmer, Mr. and Mrs . Roy Browning, Edna · Russell, Elizabeth Smith and Ruth Stone. weddi ng be lls defined llie gift Mrs. Tom Hamm, Mrs. Paul Dale Macher, Mrs. Shirley !able. Games were played and Baer, Mrs. Er nest Whitehead, Mills, Miss Denise Dean and winning prizes were Miss Lois Miss Jean Whitehea d, Mrs . Miss Debby !'itch. Wa lker, Mrs. Karl Kraut!A!r Mrs . Curtis King, Mrs. David' Nease, Mrs. Ben Slawtcr, Mrs. Ear l Dean an~ Mrs. George Wolfe . ' White Japanese iris and pink tapers -decorated the refreshme nt !able. Mrs . Dale Holber t, cousin of the bride, presided at the punch bowl. ON The guest list included th ose _ 1 named and Mrs . Donald Mora, Mrs . J ohn Butche r , Mrs. E ra l REE DSVI LLE The Inge ls , Sr ., Mrs . RichRupe, Mrs. Pat Riverview Community Bible ard Mrs. James Sc hoo l, whi ch has bee n Pa tterso n, Tho m as· , Mrs. Oris Ginmee ting since June 4 from 9 to ll a .n1. with an avera ge at- the r , Mrs. Homer Holte r , !A!ndance of 60, will have a Miss Kim Krautter, Mrs. Paul closing program on June 15, a t Sayr e, Miss Pa ula Sayre, Miss 8 p.m. Crafts will be on display. Mary Jo Wolfe, Mrs. Reid A pi cnic will be given for the Youn g, Miss Sherri Young, boys and gil·Is on Thursday, Mrs. Ge rald Wilder muth, Mrs . Jww 14, from tJ to 12. They are Geo rge Ge nh eimer, Mrs . to bring their own sandwich Steven Fros t, Mrs. Pearl Mora, with everything else furnis hed Miss Mary Mora , Mrs. Ivan by the school. Wa lker , Mrs . Edison Hollon, Direc tors and tea chers are, Miss Melanie Dean and Mrs. director , Mrs. Delores Frank ; Woodrow Mora . Se ndin g g ifts were Mr s. craft director , Mrs. Marlene Putman and craft teac her s are Rob ert Wo od , Sand y and Mr s. Connie Re ed, Mrs. Debbie, Mrs. Howard Knight, Carlolla Reed , Mrs. Cathy Miss Nola Youn g, Mrs. Carl Jrd Ave . Middleport Spencer Miss Ka ren Heed , K:mtz , Mrs. DHvid Russe ll , Miss Rosemary Reed , and George Pickens . . fHE OOYE ANM ENT Of Others on the s taff are I SALEM TOWNSHIP Ol•ll~Jt.l! \ ·, p 11 11· 1' 1f, ·,v l1 \ pianist, Mrs. Mar.alene Kimes; · lJ I·l: q 0 1 II!.VIl'<~ll ~ ~~~ J<,r,(, ~'" . ~IMl'; t O rKPU'W liS ~(1/l'IUt !o"•II>N(i "-lLQCAT>ON " t0U llNN 5'i L\ANIA.i\vt r; w song leader, Mrs. Frances Ff'•' l.-!1 Hl llli. IMlNI P l~ I O!l ef (',IN NIN (. All~•o~w,rr>t! IJ"C ~nn t & Reed; youth , Rev. Elden Blake 1 ~ 1 )( f\PI 1 V' p~·lll'flV;I I• , 11• ""·•• '"···•-~·, J AN . 1, 19]3 •NnF_NOIN O JUN E 30, 1973 ,.... .,, •· ... ' and Mr s. El oise Connolly ; 0 IN l tH tOILO.WINO RAS IO UPON Atl ·'~'•· , ,, ,, 1, ,,, ' '· ·•·~··•·• , "'""' , ,,.,,, •" ,•• ' 11 I l l HI r,. .v ~ junior, Mr s. Vi v ia n Hum ,,,. . . . . , '"'''""'•'""~· ' "''""'/ l SII M"II O IOI"lOF !. 1,027 phrey ; middler , Mrs. Janet Co nnolly <:~nd Mrs . Mary Wlllll<l 36 3 053 009 X ' 1/lOMl••N T<J Cowdery; primary, Mrs. Mary l lll t. l Frecker and Mrs. Rulh Dillon, and nursery -beginner , Mrs. SAL EM TOWNSHIP TOWN SHIP CL E RK Mar·ie Swan , Mr s. Conni e M E IG S COUNTY Connoi i,Y , Mrs . Vir gini a LAN GSVILLE . OHI O 4574 1 New.lun , and Mrs. Na ncy Collins. . _________________________________ Clip and R edeem FA S HION E D OLD 89~ Good At Sim9n's EXPIRES 6-16-73 · srne lls. 4¥•-oz . ·. Limi t 2 Lim it 2 • d,·..l;,l, o l~t l woo.Jc ,. HAM SALAD P~K 7 He' ll feel .as good as he 15~ each 95~ M rs. Wilson 1.391· CAN POP c a ns Gil Reg . $L75 of Ches rer Stone , was honored recently with a s hower at the home of Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Pomeroy . Hostesses for the shower were Barbara Smith, Pam The iss, Ca rolyn Bar~J!ts, Susan Tracy and Mrs. Jacobs. A green a nd yellow color Miss Rhea Mora, bride-<!lect of Harry Sla w!A!r , was honored with a shower Tuesday evening al tne home of Mrs . Earl Ingels , Middle por t. Co-hostesses for the shower were Miss Cathy Smith a nd Miss Robyn Mills. A ca nopy of green, white and ye llow s treamers, wi th whi!A! •w SHASTA 9 News, Notes Auxiliary names lb. HOME MADE lb . Limit 2 · ISIRLOIN SUPERIORS BRAND Pomeroy R_,.CINE - A program Manuel, youth teacher i Gertie Stmday evening closed the Manuel , Alma J ohnson • vacation Bible school of llie . helpers. Racine First Baptist Church . Following the prog ram llie There were 65 students congregation was invited 1o the enrolled with 41 s tudents church social r ooms where having perfect attendan ce . refreshments were served and " We Look to Jesus " was the crafts were displayed. theme of 1he school with classes concluding on June 8 . The staff included : Janice Salser, di_rector ; Barbara Gheen , assistant direc tor · Lillian Hayman , pianist: Nancy Carnahan., song leader i the Rev . Edward F ischer devotional leader ; Libb; The Carleton Sunday School Fisher, nursery teacher; had an ai!A!ndance o! 64. The Dorothy Badgley, Helen superinrendent, Ralph Carl , Wilcoxen, Rosemary Ran- presente d pins for perfect dolph , helpers; Lillle Ma e at!A!ndance to Geneva King , 16 Hart, primary teacher · years i Karla Bea t, 11 years ; Blondenia Hudson, Sandr~ David King , 15 ye ar s. Cobb , helpers ; Ollie Mae Following Sunda y School the Cozart. jwtior teacher ; Emma minister Rev . Jay Stiles Adams, Pam Riffle, helpers; honored ea ch graduate by Cora Lee Cummins, middler presenting each a Bible. Those teacher; Frances Wilcoxen • graduating were Karla Beal, Jane Ann Hill, helpers; Dennis Denise Hendricks, Victor Count, Debbie Gilliam Cadle and Terry Cadle. Mrs. Virgil King , David and Helen visited her sister , Mr. and Mrs. R. E . Hoffman at Anderson , Ind . While there they atrended the wedding of thek nephew and cousin , Keith CHESTER - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Chester Hoffman , Muncie, Ind. They Volunteer Fire Dept . met were accompanied home by Wednesday evening at the fire Judy King of Kankakee, Ill. Mr. and Mrs . Nev Whi!A!, house, President Inzy Newell Harold and Sherman, atrended pr esiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Whi!A! re un ion at Madison , the vice president, Margaret W. Va., Sunday. Mrs. Ray Salser visimd her Christy, and the treasurer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nick report by Erma Cleland. Commitooes for the year Perkins and family at Marion, were nam ed as follows: Ways Ohio. Mr. and Mrs . John Dean had and means, Jnzy Newell, Opal Eichinger Clara Conroy and as Saturday evening visitors Esther Ridenour ; Good of the Miss Sandra Smith, Charles order, Ethe l Orr, Marcia King and Susan King and John Walrer and Anita Dean. They Ke ller, Si na Bailey and celebrated Susan's 4th birthVirg inia Burke; Community day with birthday cake and ice service, Jean SexSon, Betty cream. Newell , Clarice Allen, Opal · Mrs. Floyd Ross is a patient Wickham a nd Margaret at Veterans Memoria l Hospital Christy, and Fir e and Rescue, where she is a surgical patient. Grace Gm>pf, Erma Cleland , Dorothy Myers and Opa l She is improving. Recent' visitors of Mr. and Hollan. Mrs . John Walter Dean were It was announced tha t on the Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley evening of J uly 18, skin IA!sls Of Chesmr, Mr. and Mrs. Bill would be given for those Spaun of Pomeroy, Mr. and wishing to help a t the fair and Mrs. Wal!A!r Terrell and Billy for a ll inooresred persons a t the of Pataskala . fire house. Plans lor an ice Mr. and Mrs. David Cuncream social were discussed. ningham (Martha Arnold ) are Margare t Chr is ty served a nn oWlcing the arr_ival of a hometnade ice cream, cookies son, Charles David. Grand.and coffee to Inzy Newell , pare nts a re Mr . and Mrs. E rma Cleland , Clarice Allen, Charles Arnold and Mr. David Opal Wickhaiti, Ethel Orr and Cun ningham. This is Mr. and Opa l Hollan. Mrs. Cunningham's first child. Kingsbury Pf!-rty honors 115 W . Main Prices Good Through June .20 (QUANT·IfiES LIMITED) Program closes Miss Tracy feted Shower ·honors Miss Rhea Mora Racine VBS week ~i~S~~~~~Ie:~~m~~:iedout in l ie AT Racine Food Market lOoz. JAR ONLY '1.99 $109 WITH COUPON 16·73 -==----• �13 - Tho Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, June 1973 SHOP DAILY 10 TO 10 SHOP THE EASY WAY! USE YOUR CHARGE CARDS "' OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 J" " it•• ' ( HUGE IT "" u ' ~"' SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST MORE STOREWIDE SAVINGS! STATE ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PILLOW ASSORTMENT STOCK UP FOR PICNICS! '-" 2tor84C 47 , EACH REGULAR 79' to 98' EA. Ru gged l1ght we1ghtsl 21 qt wastebaskets, 20 q l lubs, 6 gallon tras h cans, tw1n d1s h pans, handy cadd1es, (JPEN1NG Keep hot dnnks hot and cold dronks co ld Take th em along on cookouts, pocn ocs Keep some around the house and cut down on gla ss washong 7 oz SPECIAL :if{:·:·:-:-:-:::-:·:·:·:·:·.·.·:·:·.·:::.=:·:· . :=.· •• ·=·········:. C~IB~:DSI MATTRESS $29~1~ SIL'vER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! Han dsome cnb ha s sc uff·res oslant ha rdboard front. drop sode that locks secure ly on up or down posoloon , ad· tustable 4 posoto on st eel sprongs and foot trop release Plastic teethong rail s on sodes Roll s on casters 36 cod mattress woth colorful THE EASY WAY TO pl~.sto c cover ·111 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY • 1 I* Cool short sleeved sport shirts of 75% cotton, 25% polyester. Lon& point collar. Tapered with long tails. Solids, prootls, stripes. S, M, L e 60" WIDE OVERALL ¢ \\ :·· e 36 INCH LENGTH :-: :;: .1,::. ,i.i,i . ·.·'· SET .. :ii! Attractove :1.! ', ,: serve .-: way REGULAR •2.99-"KATHY" !. ... to .i_:.=.. summ e r rcy beverage s. Textured des ogn on avocado or honey gold 12 ounce soze Anchor Hockong ·:·: qua loty ' lfl DREAM OF THE SAVINGS IN THESE COOl AND FLATTERING PRETTIES REG. •2.49 Women's . ;:; TIER AND VALANCE i.i.' .,. Taolored toer and match ing valance on carefree cotton hop sac kong Gold, melon, green and red Valance soze llx54 onch . lili ~~ fsAVE 55) A l~ $244 " •". ::: Well built droll with 3 amp m otor, 1,000 RPM no-load opeed . Left or nrht auxoloary handle Locking ogger swotch SOUND INVESTMENT FOR SUMMER FUN ~ 1· ~1-f· N CI\ MI ~{·'·!0:•'•!-!•!•!•!•!•:::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-: !·!·!•' :·: !• ••••• •:•.•!•'•!•!•'•! : :-:·:•,•!•.•:.....•.;.;.;.;: :-:·:·:·:·:·::;:~~-=~ :i. "OUR SPECJALTY" f:i { MURPHYBURGER PLATTER ~[ :i'i 112 lb ground beef on r o ll woth :::: lettuce. tomato, French !roes, creamy co le slaw and sloced :(: Bermuda on1on ~ $}1S :!: il ~:~ creamy co le slaw, French fned ::; :i: :;~ PORK BARBECUE SANDWICH i;i: Tangy barbe c ue serVed wof h i:i 99~ ::! i": ;~ . :i,. ........ pota toes J. ,........... . ...... . . . =·=···......•.•.......•' ......·:.:-. •: :·:·.·:.. .•:.:.;.;.: •!•: :-:~-:~:.:;.;;; :;.;:::::;:;:;:::::::::·:·:·:::::.:.:.: ·!;:::;•::::;:;::.::;:;::••• •! "FOUNTAJN TREA TS " ~~ 'I your muso c wherever you go ' Tho s on stanf on, solod state model really pu ll s on the stallons Plug of in or use the four batteroes that come woth ot Slode rule tuning , t elescopoc antenna Also oncluded · earphone tack . con· venoent carryong strap Roch , allogator gram case on rug ged vonyl / . CHARGE IT! 1 1!i STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE ' I "OLD FASHIONED" TIN ROOF SUNDAE JUMBO SUBMARINE SANDWICHES 39c EACH •.· ;......... 1 • • •;.;.;.;.;.;.;: • • • • • • • : -:•: : :•: •-: ·:-: • ··: • ;.·. • •:-:·:·.··· • .......... ......,. •.•.•.• ,•,•,o;•;o,o,•;:;:;o.g;•;>;•,o;-~*::'::·:-···-=···:-:-:.:·:·:0:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···· ·· ...... ..•.•,• . .... \..... ..... o;o • • •• • • • • • • il • •• , , • "DINNER FEATURES" ~~ ROAST TURKEY DINNER i: Whole meat of turkey, ce lery m as hed potatoes. :,: gravy, buttered fresh vegetable :·i and cranberr y sauce i:i dressong , " !:l l $lOg 43' 37' HOT ROAST TURKEY SANDWICH 99¢ SLICED HAM SPECIAL $ 54 PRICE : Fasf. courteous serv1ce. All menu items are avaolable! ~ .. ~ i~ poneapple 'I• lb ham steak topped r i ng, served with woth creamy cole slaw, french froes and wa rm roll woth butler . !:1 tartar sauce , lemon wedge, §! French !roes, crea my co le sla w $}09 _,_.;;0~\1.;u;~\)\.V\ i!l ~~G f: ·~j ' REG. $3.98 WOMEN'S SUMMER HANDBAGS 3 94 0 PAIRS - $ i:: ~; ¢ Bnght whole or soft bone wet look and popular ma tt e vonyl styl es Fa sh oon ac· ce nt ed wih pipong , buckles or la c ong e. shoulder strap and mulfo ·pocket styl es §: DELICIOUS TREAT! . SilO I* IT~ ·CIIAD~E SAVE TilE MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY MURiHY'S STORES . •. 94 I Perfect hot weather treat Orange sloces, spearm ont leaves, spoced 1elloes and tally tells . MANY SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT NEARBY MURPHY'S • • . ' o!•!•!•!•'•'.'o..'o'o'::•'•'•'•'o' 'o 0 I oo'' • o ::::: • • •'~ '•' '•'•' •'•'' •,O:•'•:O:o'o'o'o!O:.'o!!•:O!•!r-!•!•!•!•,•!•~•!•'•!•! !•'•'o'.'•'•'•'~·'•'.'•'•'•'•'•'' o''o' • ~~~ ....•.. • •• •••• •.••••••••·:·:·:.....!•:-:-:·:·:::·::::.:::::::::::~~-:-. EASY WAY·C 44~R. Com fortabl e fabroc upper s woth foot pamperong molded sole and hee l Favorot e su mm er co lors Sozes 5'12 10 Bog savongs now ; 2 POUND BAG OF JELLIED CANDIES ~~ j'l and roll w oth butter REGULAR 1.99 TRICOT BRIEFS :~ :;:; · "' :::: :3: [ FRIED GOLDEN FlUET OF FISH ~ A golden brown fillet served with $}64PAIR 1 TOTES AND SHOULDER STRAP MODElS SURPRISE THE KIDS WITH THESE! )!I $}29 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! SAVE 35' REGULAR 59' SAVE BIG ON FASHIONABLE TOP HANDLE !ij .. ~~ GRILLED HAM STEAK • ••• • Comfortable stretch nylon on pastel s or whole woth color trom One SI Ze fil S SIZeS 4 7 Sa le pri ced' Tailored acetate tncot on whole or pastel colors. Sozes 5 to 10 Lo w proced now ~· ;:, Ta sty hot turkey on two slices of :: whole "bread, ser ved woth cran · :~ berry sifuce, mashed potatoes and ~ ro c h gravy =~· ~ ~ ~~ ~, ~ ~ I ::-: •·.:.• : •, ••'•'•!•!·.············::·:·:::::·.·····~:;.::::·::::.;.;:·:·:·.·:·:·:::···=·=·=·=·=-=·=-=·:·:-:-:-: :-: !•'•!·'•'•'•' • • •' • • NYLON BIKINIS WOMEN'S ACETATE ~~G. •• ••••• •.-.o; ... .............·.···········-·~.-~:·!·!+'-:··=:;:;·~=::·:·:-=~·:-:~···=-··=-~···· ...••••••••••• ••••• ' ••• • • .. • ••••• ~- ·· ••••• •'•'·'·' • • • •'•!.'•'•'•'•'•!•'• :-: 'I "-.:..> ..• .. TAKE OUT SERVICE "OUR SPECIALITY SHOP AND SAVE TN •X •!•!•!•!•!•!·:-!·!·!·!·!-:-:-;-;.-. •:··, ,;.;. •.•.-. ,., •,•,•••.•,·, ,.~ ' Beautiful sleepwear in carefree permanent f:: press fabrics . Waltz gown s and baby doll iii styles ... all with dainty lace and embro tdery :! trims . Pink, blue, maize and green ::, Women's sizes S. M. L. and extra sizes XL and X XL. Save big now! COOL & SUMMERY FABRIC CASUALS . .. DELICIOUS RESTAURANT SPECIALS ~ ~~- Carry '-~- "' 8 amp motor Rop guode, m oir e gauge. safety clutch , blade guard Bevel cuts . o to 45 deg SILV R PORTABLE CHARGE IT S3_\l1 TEENS' & WOMEN'S YOU'll SAVE DURING OUR SALE! 99 $ B. REG. s19.97-7%" POWER SAW REG. $12.94 94 SA~i i~ WOMEN'S STRETCH ~=: SET A. REG. sl1.66-3/8" POWER DRILL s -, Carefr ee permanent press polyester co tton bl ends Classoc convertob le necklme woth poonted collar Sho rt -fail bottom Bog se lectoon of colors Sizes 32 38 . MURPHY'S POWER TOOLS SAVE $3.00 SPORT SHIRTS :r:r,·:::::~ ':~:.:::::::::::::::~:::~m:~~i~iii;i1''3''"''''''~ ::::.··:·:-:::=:·:·!·!•!·!:·:·:·:·: :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:::-;.;.;.·:.:••.;.;:;:;.;';~.;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;: !•! .; :-:::::::::::-::;';!;'•!;!,!•! : : :· ·!·.·~·=:·:·;·;';•;'•;:;:;:;·;:.;:;-:·;!•';';.·: ·!·!·!·:·:·:·.·· :·:·:-;':; AM/FM RADIO • . ~!J!i1 MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUM Se lf adhesove sheets hold photos on place wothout glue or corners 7 sheefs per album Bog selecto on of attract ove covers $ 44 EA. ··;~·~;'E~E J\. ~~. GLASS SET J. • ~~~~~BELE - SAVE MEMORIES SAVE NOW! . REG. $2.98 MEN'S SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! ·=·= :-: =·=·=·=·=·=·=···=···=·=·=·=·=·==··:··=:=:=:=:=:=:=:·:=:-:-:.;;:-: :-:·:·:·:·:..:::·~=·=···=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:-· ~·=·=·=·=1:; I , SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Toss these plump lottie 12x12" pillows on sofas. bed s wherever you need a soot of colo r They come on a bog selechon of quilted fabrics .. designer pronts and so lod colors 46' PACKAGE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! REGULAR •2.99 7 SAVE BIG! pkg. 14 q t pa ds . Bng ht, mode rn colors SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 'OPENING SPECIAL! ) INSULATED FOAM CUPS I 51 CUPS PER PACKAGE I PLASTICWARE THURS. - FRI. SAT. SPECIALS SUPE R BUY FOR THE HOME! WE 'VE SLASHED PRICES TO CELEBRATE! HANDY I-:IOUSEHOLD Htl.l'tt<S SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES lAST SUPER SAVINGS STOREWIDE! SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA \ • • ( ' •• �13 - Tho Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, June 1973 SHOP DAILY 10 TO 10 SHOP THE EASY WAY! USE YOUR CHARGE CARDS "' OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 J" " it•• ' ( HUGE IT "" u ' ~"' SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST MORE STOREWIDE SAVINGS! STATE ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PILLOW ASSORTMENT STOCK UP FOR PICNICS! '-" 2tor84C 47 , EACH REGULAR 79' to 98' EA. Ru gged l1ght we1ghtsl 21 qt wastebaskets, 20 q l lubs, 6 gallon tras h cans, tw1n d1s h pans, handy cadd1es, (JPEN1NG Keep hot dnnks hot and cold dronks co ld Take th em along on cookouts, pocn ocs Keep some around the house and cut down on gla ss washong 7 oz SPECIAL :if{:·:·:-:-:-:::-:·:·:·:·:·.·.·:·:·.·:::.=:·:· . :=.· •• ·=·········:. C~IB~:DSI MATTRESS $29~1~ SIL'vER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! Han dsome cnb ha s sc uff·res oslant ha rdboard front. drop sode that locks secure ly on up or down posoloon , ad· tustable 4 posoto on st eel sprongs and foot trop release Plastic teethong rail s on sodes Roll s on casters 36 cod mattress woth colorful THE EASY WAY TO pl~.sto c cover ·111 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY • 1 I* Cool short sleeved sport shirts of 75% cotton, 25% polyester. Lon& point collar. Tapered with long tails. Solids, prootls, stripes. S, M, L e 60" WIDE OVERALL ¢ \\ :·· e 36 INCH LENGTH :-: :;: .1,::. ,i.i,i . ·.·'· SET .. :ii! Attractove :1.! ', ,: serve .-: way REGULAR •2.99-"KATHY" !. ... to .i_:.=.. summ e r rcy beverage s. Textured des ogn on avocado or honey gold 12 ounce soze Anchor Hockong ·:·: qua loty ' lfl DREAM OF THE SAVINGS IN THESE COOl AND FLATTERING PRETTIES REG. •2.49 Women's . ;:; TIER AND VALANCE i.i.' .,. Taolored toer and match ing valance on carefree cotton hop sac kong Gold, melon, green and red Valance soze llx54 onch . lili ~~ fsAVE 55) A l~ $244 " •". ::: Well built droll with 3 amp m otor, 1,000 RPM no-load opeed . Left or nrht auxoloary handle Locking ogger swotch SOUND INVESTMENT FOR SUMMER FUN ~ 1· ~1-f· N CI\ MI ~{·'·!0:•'•!-!•!•!•!•!•:::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-: !·!·!•' :·: !• ••••• •:•.•!•'•!•!•'•! : :-:·:•,•!•.•:.....•.;.;.;.;: :-:·:·:·:·:·::;:~~-=~ :i. "OUR SPECJALTY" f:i { MURPHYBURGER PLATTER ~[ :i'i 112 lb ground beef on r o ll woth :::: lettuce. tomato, French !roes, creamy co le slaw and sloced :(: Bermuda on1on ~ $}1S :!: il ~:~ creamy co le slaw, French fned ::; :i: :;~ PORK BARBECUE SANDWICH i;i: Tangy barbe c ue serVed wof h i:i 99~ ::! i": ;~ . :i,. ........ pota toes J. ,........... . ...... . . . =·=···......•.•.......•' ......·:.:-. •: :·:·.·:.. .•:.:.;.;.: •!•: :-:~-:~:.:;.;;; :;.;:::::;:;:;:::::::::·:·:·:::::.:.:.: ·!;:::;•::::;:;::.::;:;::••• •! "FOUNTAJN TREA TS " ~~ 'I your muso c wherever you go ' Tho s on stanf on, solod state model really pu ll s on the stallons Plug of in or use the four batteroes that come woth ot Slode rule tuning , t elescopoc antenna Also oncluded · earphone tack . con· venoent carryong strap Roch , allogator gram case on rug ged vonyl / . CHARGE IT! 1 1!i STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE ' I "OLD FASHIONED" TIN ROOF SUNDAE JUMBO SUBMARINE SANDWICHES 39c EACH •.· ;......... 1 • • •;.;.;.;.;.;.;: • • • • • • • : -:•: : :•: •-: ·:-: • ··: • ;.·. • •:-:·:·.··· • .......... ......,. •.•.•.• ,•,•,o;•;o,o,•;:;:;o.g;•;>;•,o;-~*::'::·:-···-=···:-:-:.:·:·:0:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···· ·· ...... ..•.•,• . .... \..... ..... o;o • • •• • • • • • • il • •• , , • "DINNER FEATURES" ~~ ROAST TURKEY DINNER i: Whole meat of turkey, ce lery m as hed potatoes. :,: gravy, buttered fresh vegetable :·i and cranberr y sauce i:i dressong , " !:l l $lOg 43' 37' HOT ROAST TURKEY SANDWICH 99¢ SLICED HAM SPECIAL $ 54 PRICE : Fasf. courteous serv1ce. All menu items are avaolable! ~ .. ~ i~ poneapple 'I• lb ham steak topped r i ng, served with woth creamy cole slaw, french froes and wa rm roll woth butler . !:1 tartar sauce , lemon wedge, §! French !roes, crea my co le sla w $}09 _,_.;;0~\1.;u;~\)\.V\ i!l ~~G f: ·~j ' REG. $3.98 WOMEN'S SUMMER HANDBAGS 3 94 0 PAIRS - $ i:: ~; ¢ Bnght whole or soft bone wet look and popular ma tt e vonyl styl es Fa sh oon ac· ce nt ed wih pipong , buckles or la c ong e. shoulder strap and mulfo ·pocket styl es §: DELICIOUS TREAT! . SilO I* IT~ ·CIIAD~E SAVE TilE MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY MURiHY'S STORES . •. 94 I Perfect hot weather treat Orange sloces, spearm ont leaves, spoced 1elloes and tally tells . MANY SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT NEARBY MURPHY'S • • . ' o!•!•!•!•'•'.'o..'o'o'::•'•'•'•'o' 'o 0 I oo'' • o ::::: • • •'~ '•' '•'•' •'•'' •,O:•'•:O:o'o'o'o!O:.'o!!•:O!•!r-!•!•!•!•,•!•~•!•'•!•! !•'•'o'.'•'•'•'~·'•'.'•'•'•'•'•'' o''o' • ~~~ ....•.. • •• •••• •.••••••••·:·:·:.....!•:-:-:·:·:::·::::.:::::::::::~~-:-. EASY WAY·C 44~R. Com fortabl e fabroc upper s woth foot pamperong molded sole and hee l Favorot e su mm er co lors Sozes 5'12 10 Bog savongs now ; 2 POUND BAG OF JELLIED CANDIES ~~ j'l and roll w oth butter REGULAR 1.99 TRICOT BRIEFS :~ :;:; · "' :::: :3: [ FRIED GOLDEN FlUET OF FISH ~ A golden brown fillet served with $}64PAIR 1 TOTES AND SHOULDER STRAP MODElS SURPRISE THE KIDS WITH THESE! )!I $}29 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! SAVE 35' REGULAR 59' SAVE BIG ON FASHIONABLE TOP HANDLE !ij .. ~~ GRILLED HAM STEAK • ••• • Comfortable stretch nylon on pastel s or whole woth color trom One SI Ze fil S SIZeS 4 7 Sa le pri ced' Tailored acetate tncot on whole or pastel colors. Sozes 5 to 10 Lo w proced now ~· ;:, Ta sty hot turkey on two slices of :: whole "bread, ser ved woth cran · :~ berry sifuce, mashed potatoes and ~ ro c h gravy =~· ~ ~ ~~ ~, ~ ~ I ::-: •·.:.• : •, ••'•'•!•!·.············::·:·:::::·.·····~:;.::::·::::.;.;:·:·:·.·:·:·:::···=·=·=·=·=-=·=-=·:·:-:-:-: :-: !•'•!·'•'•'•' • • •' • • NYLON BIKINIS WOMEN'S ACETATE ~~G. •• ••••• •.-.o; ... .............·.···········-·~.-~:·!·!+'-:··=:;:;·~=::·:·:-=~·:-:~···=-··=-~···· ...••••••••••• ••••• ' ••• • • .. • ••••• ~- ·· ••••• •'•'·'·' • • • •'•!.'•'•'•'•'•!•'• :-: 'I "-.:..> ..• .. TAKE OUT SERVICE "OUR SPECIALITY SHOP AND SAVE TN •X •!•!•!•!•!•!·:-!·!·!·!·!-:-:-;-;.-. •:··, ,;.;. •.•.-. ,., •,•,•••.•,·, ,.~ ' Beautiful sleepwear in carefree permanent f:: press fabrics . Waltz gown s and baby doll iii styles ... all with dainty lace and embro tdery :! trims . Pink, blue, maize and green ::, Women's sizes S. M. L. and extra sizes XL and X XL. Save big now! COOL & SUMMERY FABRIC CASUALS . .. DELICIOUS RESTAURANT SPECIALS ~ ~~- Carry '-~- "' 8 amp motor Rop guode, m oir e gauge. safety clutch , blade guard Bevel cuts . o to 45 deg SILV R PORTABLE CHARGE IT S3_\l1 TEENS' & WOMEN'S YOU'll SAVE DURING OUR SALE! 99 $ B. REG. s19.97-7%" POWER SAW REG. $12.94 94 SA~i i~ WOMEN'S STRETCH ~=: SET A. REG. sl1.66-3/8" POWER DRILL s -, Carefr ee permanent press polyester co tton bl ends Classoc convertob le necklme woth poonted collar Sho rt -fail bottom Bog se lectoon of colors Sizes 32 38 . MURPHY'S POWER TOOLS SAVE $3.00 SPORT SHIRTS :r:r,·:::::~ ':~:.:::::::::::::::~:::~m:~~i~iii;i1''3''"''''''~ ::::.··:·:-:::=:·:·!·!•!·!:·:·:·:·: :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:::-;.;.;.·:.:••.;.;:;:;.;';~.;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;: !•! .; :-:::::::::::-::;';!;'•!;!,!•! : : :· ·!·.·~·=:·:·;·;';•;'•;:;:;:;·;:.;:;-:·;!•';';.·: ·!·!·!·:·:·:·.·· :·:·:-;':; AM/FM RADIO • . ~!J!i1 MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUM Se lf adhesove sheets hold photos on place wothout glue or corners 7 sheefs per album Bog selecto on of attract ove covers $ 44 EA. ··;~·~;'E~E J\. ~~. GLASS SET J. • ~~~~~BELE - SAVE MEMORIES SAVE NOW! . REG. $2.98 MEN'S SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! ·=·= :-: =·=·=·=·=·=·=···=···=·=·=·=·=·==··:··=:=:=:=:=:=:=:·:=:-:-:.;;:-: :-:·:·:·:·:..:::·~=·=···=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:-· ~·=·=·=·=1:; I , SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Toss these plump lottie 12x12" pillows on sofas. bed s wherever you need a soot of colo r They come on a bog selechon of quilted fabrics .. designer pronts and so lod colors 46' PACKAGE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! REGULAR •2.99 7 SAVE BIG! pkg. 14 q t pa ds . Bng ht, mode rn colors SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 'OPENING SPECIAL! ) INSULATED FOAM CUPS I 51 CUPS PER PACKAGE I PLASTICWARE THURS. - FRI. SAT. SPECIALS SUPE R BUY FOR THE HOME! WE 'VE SLASHED PRICES TO CELEBRATE! HANDY I-:IOUSEHOLD Htl.l'tt<S SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES lAST SUPER SAVINGS STOREWIDE! SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA \ • • ( ' •• �- • 14 Tho Daily Sentinel, •:iddleport•Pu•• , •roy, 0., June 13, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS Pomeroy sale B . s· . usmess erv1ces OF Motor Co. QUALITY r===1EXPERT ij~ir===r-r==~~~~~~~~~~r==~~~~~~==l VETERANS WANT AD$ INFORMATION DEADLINES S P .M . Day Before Publ icaflon Mon~ay Deadl ine 9 a . m . · Wanted Canc e-llat ion Correc tions Will be a cc epted until 9 am . for Da y of Publicat ion REGULATIONS The Pu bli sher reserves the r ight to edit or reiect any ads deemed ob iec.ti ona l. The publi5 her w ill not be respons ible for more tha n one incorre ct inser tion . RATES • FQr Want Ad Serv ice 5 c enh per Word one iriserl ion M in i m um Che rge 7Sc 12 cents per word three consecu t iv e in sert io ns. 18 cents per word six con secu t i ve i nsert ion s, 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id ads and ads pa id with in 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY tor 50 word m in imum . SI . SO Ea ch add i tional word 2c . BLIND ADS Add it iona l 25<: Charge per Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5:00 p.m . Da ily, 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Neo n Sa t urda y. Lost LOST in vicinity of Maplewood Lake . · Pair of black prescr iptiQn sunglasses. Reward . Phone 446-2514. 6-12-Jtc 1972 BUICK SKYLARKJSO Sl19S 4-door. factor y a ir, automat ic tran sm ission , power steering, cvstom interior , dark green fini sh, tires like new and spare never used. Del uxe bumper, radio, and many other extras. Less than 13,000 miles, tr uly sharp. 1911 CHEVROLET BLAZER J299l 4-Wheel drive, auxili ary top, locking front hubs, V -8, automat ic transmission, power steering & brakes, loca l . low mileage, t -ear owner, radio, spare never used. 1910 BUICK ELECTRA 225 $2695 4·door, local 1-owner car with less than 32 ,000 miles, clima te control air cond ition ing. 40-60 power seat, rad io, gold finish . Loaded with many extras. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice For Rent JEWELL Decorators . Dry .wall LARGE 3rd floor apartment, iinishing, paper hanging . newly renovated , Main St. interior and exterior paint. overlooking river , un ing . Phon 698 -5341 or 669 · furnished or can be furnished . 3764. Call after 5 p.m . 992-2789. 6-1-12tc 6· 13·7tc -:=::-::-:-:-:-~~~­ .PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know • and be informed of the func tions ot your government are embodied in public notices. In tha t se lf -government charges al l cit izen s to be informed; this newspaper urg es every citize n to read and study these not ices . we strongly advise those ci tl'ien s, see k ing fur therin for m ation , to exercise their 'r ight of access to publ ic •r ecords and pub lic meetings . _ ____ NEW YORK Clothing House wlll be collecting Columbus & Southern Electric bills. 6· 1J.11c YARD SALE - New hot water tank , $.40 ; Large heater stove, $30; Electric hot plate, $5 ; Good privy, make offer , other things . 2nd house below junk yard in Minersville. 6·13·2tp YARD SALE. Many useful items. Frances Mor ris, Racine, Oh io. 6· 13·3tp - NOTICE OF SALE The real estate of the late Rebecca Hudnall, Deceased , DANCE Friday & Sat. nights, 10 p.m . till 2 p.m. Shenang 29.85 acres of wh ic h Is situate In Springs. Music by Guy ·Bedford Township , and 37 acres of which is situate in Salisbury ThOma ; Toby Young and Township , Mei gs County , Oh io, Larry Hubbard . will be offered for sale at the 6-14-31(: offices ofC_row. Crow & Porter, Attorneys at Law , Pomeroy , sale, Coals Ohio, at 10 : 00 A .M . on Saturday RUMMAGE BUilding, Middleport, Thurs the 16th day of June, 1973. This day, Friday, and Sat., June property is appraised at _S2,500.00, and cannot be so ld for 14 , 15 and 16 . Women 's less than the appraised value . Auxitiarr of Veterans Terms of sate are cash , and the Memoria Hospital. Property · w ill be so ld subjec t to 6· 13.Jtp the lien for real estate taxes tor 1973 . TWO. FAM.ILY Yard Sale al Meigs & Gallia Line. Friday , Myrtle Han ing , June 15.Adm lnistratrix of the Estate Of 6-13-ltc Rebecca Hud"nall, Deceased . YARD SALE at 692 Plum , Crow, Crow & Porter, Street, across from M id Attorneys for Adm inistratrix dleport Swimming Pool. (6) 6, 13, 2t Clothes, antic rocker chair. antic library table etc. 6· 13.2tc STONE UNVEILED (UP!) President Nixon on Friday will WASHIN!JTON th~ attend unveiling of the cornerstone of the Everett McKinley Dirksen Congressional Leader.s hip Research Center at Pekin, Dl. A White House spokesman said Nixon . would return to Was hington immediately after the Ceremony. The center is being built in the hometown of the late Senate Republican leader . It is intended to provide scholars with re~arch material on the Congress. DIES OVER MILK MCALESTER, Okla . (UP!) - Jack Nash , 65, died Monday on the .frOnt porch.of his home from a stab wound in the left rib cage because of an argwnent over a glass of milk. Police arrested an 80-year-old suspect released from state prison two weeks ago. ""'' Witnesses said the men were ' on the porch arguing about the glass of milk when Nash hit the other man with a cane. The second man then stabbed Nash . For Sale t-iAN G I NG baskets , com · bination po15 and iilled porch boxes, white, pink and red geraniums, beQ'onias, petunias , coleus. zinnias, dianthus, snapdragons, and ageratiU m . Cleland Farm and Greenhouse, E . Main , Racine . 1 Geraldine Cleland . · 6-13-tfc FABRIC INN , Hundreds of yards oi polyester double knits, lowest pr!ces, pass school at Tuppers Plains go 4 miles, turn left on to county rd. 50, then 1 mile. Phone 3786276. . 6·13·31p PUBLIC AUCTION , June 16, 1973, 1:00 p.m., Hayward Bissell Farm, Bashan Keno Rd., 2 miles from Rt. 248 on County Rd. 28. Signs posted on day of sale, Hand Tools, Power tools, electric fans, electric lights, power mower. medicine cabinets, Christmas decorations, sink with cabinet compartments , electric refrigerator , gas range , Liverpool , double bar rel 12 gauge shotgun , large lof. new ladies shoes old alka ·seltzer Bdt~ · tlewood, old bottles, disheS; vases, electric skillets, · mefal bed, t .v . set, diarilond stick pin , and many ott;;er Items too numerous to mention . Owner. Haywa·rd . Bissell. "ferms : Cash, not responsible for accidents. Auctioneer Roger Hayman. Phone, 9.49· 2828. 6·13·3tp THE RUTLAND American Legion Post 467 wltl sponsor a fishing derby - trout, bass, cat{ish, Saturday and Sunday, June 16-17, beg inning at 5 a.m . each day at the Rutland Legion Farm . Beech Grove Road . 6"13·3tp -:--.,-:--,-:-,------ GUN SHOOT, Friday, 7:30. p.m .; Factory choked guns on ly . Assorted meats . Refreshments served . Racln& Gun Club. 6·13·3tc For Rent MOBILE HOME space in Syracuse. Phone 992-6329. 6-7-tfc ~~~c::--~­ FOR LEASE A high volume Ashland Service Sta.· located in Middleport. · 0. Paid Ira ining, excellent opp. to become your own boss. FURN/SHEDapartment by the month . Meij;IS Inn,· Pomeroy. ~~~~~--~~ 6·7.6fc . ROOMS by the week, $18 up. Meigs Inn, Pomeroy._ 6·7-6tc - --- - - - SLEEPING room over Wine Store, Pomeroy. References required . Phone 992-5293 . 6·5-tfc --~~~~- PH. 992·5221 sa.m'. tiiSp.m : F .o ninqs Ph. 742·5979 PRIVATE meeting room ·for any organization ; phone 992J975. 3·11 -tfc - - ---- - HOUSEKEEPER ne<>ded . Fred C. Kesterson . Phone.992-6668. 6·13·6lp CRIB mattress and jumper walker . Phone 992-7288. 6· 12·31c 2 USED chain saws. Pomeroy Home · & . Auto, E. Main, WALNUT and chestnut logs, cut Pomeroy. phone 992 ·2094. or standing , also walnut 6-12-3tc lumber. Also seeking reliable sawmfll to do custom sawing . 1964 HARLEY Davidson, full Write P . 0 . Box 952 , Lan - dress - 74 - A.l condition, caster, Ohio 43130. $1 ,1 50.00. Phone 985-3912 after 4: 30p.m . 6-13-ltc 6· 12·3tp For Sale Notice I SOMEONF; TO till a.nd sod six SHOWALTER's Wet Pet , sunken graves, Wel ls Cemetery , North of clearan ce, f ive tanks of Harrisonv i lle . Must assorted ,fishOhio, at 5 tor summer $1 white Chester guuarantee work . Writ e they last . Will be open days • Marion ( We lchl Hayman . a . m . to 9 p. m . except on 1889 Case Road, Colvmbus, Thursday and Friday . 4 p . m . Onio 43224. to 9 30 p . m . 6· 10·61p • ·•· ll tp GROCERY busi ne ss ror sale ' Bu ild ing tor sa le or lease: 1 - BEAGLE purebred fema le Phone 773-5618 from 8'. 30 p.m.' pup. Phone 985·3565. to 10 p.m . for appointment. 3.2().1fc 6· 13·2tp LOST Border Collie dog , med ium size, wh i te w fth IIQht brown spots. Has curl in tail . KOSCOT SPECIALS for June 5 ROOM house in Rac ine area . include Family Suntan Oit Answers to " Fred" . Family Call 992·6329 . Spray and Jr. Facial Mask . pet. Call ,._ 843-2778. Reward 6-1J-3fc Also with a purchase of either $20 .00. AfterShave or Electric Pre- 1970 HONDA 350 Motorcycle . 6-7-5tc Shave by Koscot you receive a Cal r 985-42.40 after 5 p.m . Kleansing Kream free . Phone 6· 13·3tc Helen Jane Brown, 992-5113 . 6-1-tfc 4 FAMILY. rummage sale at the 2 MOBILE homes with gas and Millard -Swartz residence, on SPECIAL Yard Sale on conair coditioning and pat io. Rt . 143 ' June i 3 through 16, Albert Hill , Racine , phone struction equipment - 1 . 1750 beh ind the Wesleyan Holiness 949·2261. watt portable generator, 1 . 10 Church . 6·12-6tc in , sabre saw ; 1 trans it - new 6- 12-3tc set of 20 ft . aluminum ex tension ladders, screw jacks TRAILER , Brown 's Tra iler REDUCE excess fluids with Park , Minersv ille . Phone 992and hydraulic jacks, dry wall 3324. Flu idex - Lose weight with tools, ceramic tools , pipe Dex -A -Di et ca psules at 6·12.tfc dyes, approximately 100 Nelson Drugs. p1eces small hand tools . All -::--:--- -6· 11 ·3tp sales will be cash. Earl R. FURNISED 4 room apartment, Ph one 773 ·5147 , . Mason. Werner res idence, Bradbury, •·.' Reyn olds Apartment . 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 16. 6· 12-6tp 6-10-6tc ___: f For IMITA T ION leather baby shoes , hand sewn. Size l , 2, & 3. Phone 773-5313 . 6· 13·3tp HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS : fi sh af'ld supplies, new loca tion , Ash Street, M i ddleport, near park ; Phone 992 -5443 . 1-7-tfc 14 FOOT Wood Walnerine boat steering wheeL part i al controls , 3 seats , $100. Call COAL, Limestone, Excel:<>ior · Salt Works, E. Main St ., 773 ·5640. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 . . ' 6· 13.Jtp 4- 12-tf 1972 HONDA 500 Molorcyc le. Call 985·3828 affer 6 p.m . 6·1l· 1tc AM-FM stereo received with built-In 8 track tape player, 4 speaker sound sys t em . Balance S106.99 or use 01,1r budget term s. Call 992-3965 . 6-10-6tc Mobile Homes For Sale 1969 Vendale mobile home, 2 bedrooms, porch, awning and under ste p s . Aluminum pinn ing, 8 .ft . extension, air conditioned and dishwasher $7 .500.00 . Ph one 773·5465. 6-11 -4tc CASH pa id for all makes and models of mobile homes . Ph one area code 614·423-9531 . .4· 13-tfc LEM 'IEP .. LEM POTTER? HE SHORE WOULD IF IT INUZN 'T . FER MV GO GALLI VANTIIIJ' DON 'T . OF A FAMIL'I MAN LIKE LEM POTTER, LOWEEZY All OVER CREATION AT AAURGH ... OL' LEM STAYS HOME TO WATC H Y IS HENHOUSE MAN SNUFFY, NI(-;~IT"' PARSON -· BANK FINANCING Wheel Alignment '5 .& 5 12 Years . 10. 7S A . P. R . ~ From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo the On Most American Cars >malles~;;~:~e ~i~~~e - GUARANTEEDPhone 992· 2094 for Your For Your Mobile Home-. Lando-No Down Payment Rad iator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Porn eroy Home & Auto . Open 8 Til 5 MOnday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy , 0 . -, ~ Pfi , 992 -2174 Specia'ti~ t Pomeroy Qualify Today, (:all It Must Be Right or we will == l ' 'a'teit Right . All-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave . Middleport. 0 . 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHNSON'S T.V. JOHN TUCKER Rt . .q, Pomeroy , 0 . 992-3954 949· 3151 Racine, Ohio Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning ~;, WORK.! BUT IT'$ 992 ·2094 606 E. Main Pomero.v STIL.L FRESH! '•• ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE WHA"'S 'fORE DEPARTMEI.IT Stop In and See Our Floor Disp(ay. 0' ~ILL· BILl..'I . SEPnC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Color-$30. 00 Black & White-. $15.00 Hh CAKE 7 l'Vf HAP If fOR A COUPL.E Of DA'I~ . M1 NI GR4DE1 STUDIES? Have your T.V . Picture Tube Res1ored A s Good As New ,R ight In Your Home . Guaranteed for 6 Mo. ~. POMEROY HOME & AUTO ·PHONE : 992 -2550 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building . 992-2101 Middleport, 0 . MINI- Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER . Alignment Roof ing - Roof Painting , Spouting , Plumbing , Remo d e ling , Complete Build ing, Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. lfiJ THE CHOCOLAlf 304-485-3809 LET US HELP YOU Whee l =~~=---­ FORD BALER - with motor, extra good condition. Contact KenneJh Hartley. Phone 9926320 . . 6· 1J.6tc IT'S A PLUMB SHAME SNUFFY AIN'T MORE ASK US ABOUT PRE· FABR ICATEO SO!!- A LARGE GROuP 0 ' AMERICAI-.IS HAIN'T REPRESEWTED HERE!! D·DON' T TELL '""" THa=:.M IN WASHINGTOtt, SEI-JATORJ_,..- IT 'WAS AN INNOC E NT MiSTAKE .~" WOOD TRUSSES ~ · r' - - . Built to Your"'1 Specs Delivered to Job Site 6 -r :} OH· Oiol! TIME 'T' GET OUT 11-1' STALE HOGG &.ZUSPAN CRACI<ERS ! MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Mason, W. Va . ORIVE A LITTLE: SAVE A Real Estate For Sale LOT!!! Refrigerators , sq . AUTO A IR condi tioning. Ser - WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery . Also paint roofs . door, late models ; others vice and repair . CaH 992-3802 . - DUE to job transfer, mu st sell TWO trailer lots in Middleport · from $19.95 ; auto. washers, 5-24·30tp · Phone 949·3221 . home, 3 bedro om, total 1/ 2 duplex 'n Bradbury ; phone Comp l ete mobile ho·me 6· 13·30tc S45 ; elect., gas dryers $35 ; electric, large lot . F.H.A . before 6 p.m . 992-5693. se rvi ce plus g igant ic gas, elec. ranges ; clothes HOU SE and roof Pa intinq ; Sy racuse. Phond approved, 6-11 -Stc READY .MIX CONCRETE interior and ex terior, free closets; dinettes, maple, oak , di splay of mobile homes 992.7836. always available at ... delivere d right to your c hrome; ROUNO OAK es tima tes ; caii992 -700Bor 9925-25-tfc 5 SLEEPING rooms with kitprojec·t. Fast and easy . Free TABLES. 3, 4, 5 pc. bedroom 2460. . chen, furnished . For officials estimates . Phone 992 -3284. suites; old chest of drawers, 5·21 30tp M.LLER s ROOM and bath house on that work for the Ohio Power dressing tables. SPECIAL Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., large lot in upper end of Coal Co . Phone 742 ·4645. M iddleport , Ohio. FOR DAD - vinyl recliners, Large attic out WILKINSON Small Engine Syracuse. MOB.LE HOMES 6-ll -3tc fabric swivel rockers $65. 6-30-tfc Sales & Service, 810 3rd SL build ings. $7,000. Call 9-49-2595 (Ca Sh only at this price! no before 2: 30 p.m . or any time M id.dleport. Lawn mower 1220 Washington Blvd . ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 layaways) . NEW FUR · SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED on weekends . repa ir . Free p ic k u p and 423 -7521 BELPRE. 0 . room s with larg e b,th. NITURE - Iiving room suites delivery . Phone 992-3092. Also .REA SONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 6-..4 -l 2tc Electric wall oven , tablt top $139.95 11'"' · ~:ohl.- <>ets Sl6.95 ; 9 4782, Ga ll ipolis, John Russe ll, - Briggs and Stratton and range, large closet located on x 12 sha!;j . ~ ~::., oval, fringed Employm~nt Wanted Owner and Operator. · Tecumcee parts . 7 ROOM house with bath in E. Ma in Sf.. Pomerov . Sj:>p tn $.49 .95 ; 9 x 12 Thr i ftex 5-12-ff c Ru t la nd , air co ndit ioned, appreciate. Ph . Gallipol is linoleums $6 .98. Kuhl 's I WILL do housecleaning In the ca rpeted , gas furnace , dish 446 -9539. Middleport. Pomeroy area of Bargain Center " at caution washer, double oven, range, DOZER and ba ck hoe work , 5·29.tfc and Chester. Call 992-7202 or light" ; Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains. C. BRADFORD, Auc tioneer ponds dnd sep tic tanks, ditchdoubl e garage. large carport, 985.<J 46 . Open everyday EXCEPT Com plete Service ing Servlcei top soi l, ,fill dirt. 4 acres cleared and fenced, 6·8·6tc MONOAY. 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Phone 949-3821 l,im es t one; B&K ExcavatinQ . barn and other small 6-10-6tc unfurn i shed apartments . Ra ci ne, OhiO Phone 992 -5367 or 992-3861 . buildings . Phone .614-742-6834. Phone 992-5434 . Critt Bradford 9-1-tfc 5-3Q.tfc • ·12· 1fc 1 REGISTERED 3 year old Pels For Sale 5· 1·ffc ---:--- - - - - - - - Tennessee Walker - stallion . AKC Toy PoOdie puppies, 575 SE PTIC TANK S AROB IC HOUSE for sale by owner,. 3 EXCAVAT ING. Dozers, large 2 BEDROOM mobile home. air 992-3518. and 585. Also Siamese kittens , SEWAGE SYSTEMS bedrooms. new furnace, -roof , 6-10·6tc and smaJ I ; Back hoes and co nditioned , Rac i ne area . $10. Phon e 1·256-6247, Kennels· CLEANED, REPAIREO . and w ir i ng . Wall -to -waH lOaders on track and tires ; Phone 992-6329. · of Cal houn . MI LL ER SANITATION , carpeting, large lot, carport. Du m_P trucks. LQ -boy 5·23 · tfc 5_1_0-30tc STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662 · Look for iron fence in front se r v 1ce . Sept1c tanks i n SPRING SPECIALS 3035. and pine trees in side yard . stall ed. George (B ill ) Pull ins, POODLE puppies, Toy A.K.C .. Contact Mr. Eldon Walburn , Wanted To Buy 10·4·tfc phone 992 -2478 or 992-7402. SABRE TILLER Chocolate Show quality. 230 Union Avenue , Pomeroy , 2·9-tfc Ph one 992-5443 . WANTED - . OLD UPRIGHT SEWING MACHINES . Repair Ohio. Phone 992-2805. 1 HP 5-23 ·fie PIANOS. Any condition. se r v ice, all makes. 992·2284. HARRISON ' S TV service and 6-13-tfc hJ Carton · Paying $10 each. First floor The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . ::-:-::-~----­ service ca ll s. Phone 992-2522. o~ly . Write givin'g directions. Set Up, 134.95 Auth orized Singer Sales and FARMfoY sale , 77 acres of land, 2·9.tfc Auto Sales P1anos, P. 0 . Box Box 188 Service. We Sharpen Scissors. pasture , fruit trees, water tap TURF TRIM MOWERS 68 DODGE Charger RT 383 paid , necessa r y farm Sardis, Ohio, 43946. ' 3·29. 1fc EL NA and White Sewing 6·10·6fp buildings. 5 room house with automatic, 4 barrel. . Phone HP . 1 Mach ines .. . Servi'ce 011 all AUTOMOB IL E insurarice been 99 2·5278.· . bath, carpeting and panelling . Iii Carton · makes . Reasonable rates. can cel led ? Lost your OLD Furnitu-re , oa_ k tables, Call 992. 7304, Hysell Run 6-7-6tc The Sewing Center •. Mid Set up, $54.95 operator' s li cense? Call 992Road . ·· Wood en ice bo xes, brass beds. dleport, Oh io. 2966 . d ~s hes or complete POMEROY 6·13·61c 11 -16-ltc CHEVROLET tr uck with 1 969 6-15-tfc households ; Writ e M . D . 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. axle 14' dump cheater Mi ller , Rt'. 4, Pomer oY, Ohio, . ~ · Phorte 992 -2181 EXCAVATING, dozer , loader body . Pr fced to se ll . Call 992· call 992·6271. G&t Applian ce Repair . repair and ba ck hoe work; septic 5951. on all laundry equipment, 5· 13-tfc HANGING ba skets ; white , pink tan ks ins tall.ed; dump trucks 6·12·6tp refr igerat ion equipment and and red geran iums, mum s l o-boys for hire ; wil l haul and house wiring, welding., WANTED - Used merchand ise and begonias ; Instan t color f ill dir!, top soil, limestone tri c and gas. Call 992·3802 elec For Trade - tor auction . We buy. we • for your garden - pan sies and gravel; Call Bob or Roger or a ti er 4:30 p. m . cal l 992s~ ll . whole houseful or single petun ias, marigolds. Phl ox: TRACTOR type riding mower, Jeffer s. day phone 992 ·7089; 6050 . . or p1eces , cons i gnment Coleus, Salvia , Zinnias n ight phone 992-3525 or 99232 in. cut. 8 h.p. like new. Will 5·24-30tp percentage. We wi II haul. Dianthus, Allyssum, Snap: 5232 . trade for Gravely. Phone 985Phone 992,3354. Hayman ' s. E. MAIN.__ __ . dragon s, Ageratium and 2-11 -tfc after 4:30p.m . 3912 6·5·30tc Porfula ccq. Vegetable planls 6· 12·31p POMEROY ~abbage, broc co li SEE US FOR : Awninqs , storm Real Estate For Sale ACREAGE . NEAR POMEROY cau lifloy.'er, lettuce, eggp lant: doors and windows, carports,_ NOW SEE THIS OR MIDOLEPOR T WI THOR mangoes, hot peppers and 14 marquees, aluminum sid ing RIVER. frontage on Ohio River Real Estate For Sale Like new, kitchen ha s lots. of WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE kind s of tomato plarits. and ra l ling. A. Jacob, sales . across from Pomeroy on West cabinets and range. 2 ni ce WRITE Box 729-F, c-o The Clelan d Farm and ., re pre sen tative . For free Virginia Side Right in center Dailv: . Sentinel , . stating bedrooms , lots of closets, Gree nhouse, E. Ma in, Racine estimates, phone Charles · of Regatta, sandy beach, de~cnpt1on and lowest selling Ge r aldirie Cleland . · d i n ing r oo m, bath, fu ll Lis l e, Sy racu se, Y. ·v. shade, water and electricit~l pnce. · basement, hardwood floors, Johnson and Son , Inc. have two lots surveyed, 100 tf. _ _ _ _ __ ___:5...·.:.:: 18· lie lots of stone and awnings. 2 wide at low water leveL 450ft. 3·2·tfc ~---=-------6·_5-6tp Father's Day Special. New to railroad tracks , 87 11. wide car garage. JUST $14,000.00. NO. 1· CoP,per S~c . radiators, swive l rockers In velvet - 4 at railroad tra cks. The lots O' DELL WHEEL Al ignment A LOT FOR 2Bc ; brass. 20c; batter ies. 85c located at Crossroads, Rt. 12.4, large red iners in vinyl. Only are all cleaned and mowed A LITTLE each ; c:lean dry roots, Gin complete front end serv ice, S69 .96, cash and carry, Marion Reynolds, Mason , off. 5 room frame . 3 bedrooms, .seng, $52 lb.; yellow roOt, $4 ; tune up 'and brake serv ice. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. W. Va .. 773-5147 . Reynolds 110 Mechanic Street mayapple, 45c per lb ; M A Bath . Lots of tile and Wheel s balanced e le c Main St. Phone 992-7554. Flower Shop. 'Hall , Reedsville, Ohio 378~ pan eling . So me new tronically.AII work 6-7·81c 6·1Htp 6249. • :Pomeroy. Ohio plumbing with new hot water guarant eed . Reasonable tank . Utility roOm . Porches. NEW RANCH HOME - I acre rates. Phone 742-3232 . · • ----'-'-,--'--~~ 5·6· 1fC THR ~ E Twin needle sewing RIVER LOt 3232. i machines, 1973 model in l ot. City water,, A well Level lot in good location. WANTED - Young cattle . 74:-f: 2·18.tfc " walnut stand , All features 4 BEDROOMS - . Large kit· designed ho~se plan by W. G . S5.000.00. 5387. built -in to make fancy designs chen, d i'ning , gas for ced air · Best Homes consistln~ of BUSINESS ROOM 6-12-Jtc and do stretch sewing . Also furna ce, and fu ll basement. large living room with d1ning In good location. Lovely 3 bultonholes, blind hems, etc. Large lo ts, one on l he river . room , 3 bedrooms including bedroom apartm en t over . S43 .35 cash price or terms Asking $10, 500.00. Want to look master bedroom with full Help Wanted 1 lf~ baths . Dining room . available. Electro Hygiene bath , a large 32' x 11 ' com • and make us an offer. Kitchen with 20ft. of cabihej Co. Phone 992-7755 . bination kitchen -family room , MOBILE HOME COOK, waitress and ca rhop : spa ce . Hardwood floors all and 2 full baths. Under main 6-7·6tc apply in person , Crow's Steak 3 BEDROOMS - Ma ster has ca rpeted. Cen tral hot water floor is a full basement or House. 1 ., /AC UUM Cleaners . Electro nice built -i n vani ty with lots of lower level which can be heat and air cond . Aimost 5· 10·tfc Hygiene new demonstrators drawers. Ni ce. modern front f inished if desired. To make new . P LEASE NO PHONE has all cleaning attachments kitchen with spac ious cupthis a completely quality CALLS O N TH IS ONE . BAR MAID, apply in person . Hi· plus the new ,Eiectro Suds for boards . Oi l furna ce. Want home a full 2-car garage Is $30,000. 00. Ho Ba r, M iddleport. Equal shampooing carpet. Only $6 ,000.00. included . Financing arranged FAMILY HOME opportunity employer . $27.50 cash pr ice or terms with low down payment. For eo ACRES S bedrooms , Dining room , available. Electro Hygiene all details and an ap ALL MINERA LS - . Larg e ~~-:::--=:-:--'--,--::.:: 6·6-6tc Co . Phon.e 992-7755. . lots of cab inets. J112 baths. pointment to see home, ca ll · QUA !-IF!ED r ef riger a t ion Kitchen has about 30 ft . 6-7-6tc barn and several outbuildings. 992-5976 or Col. co ll'e ct 235· 7 room farm hbme, with bath. ON YOUR DIAl 1996. . servicemart , indu S tr i~l , cabinets , double sta inless commercia l, domestic, good So me bottom land. As~i ng 6.1J.tfc steel si nk. Very large living pay and working con dition s. KNAPP shoes. 10 pet. to 28 pet . $21, 500 .00. room. 2 large glassed poroff on 16 styles. Order now. Must be experienced . Gal l ia INVESTMENT ches . All storm doors and Supply l imited. Phone 992Refrig eration Co ., 611 · 3rd LAR GE BR ICK - In town , lots windows . Garage & carport. 5324. Ave ., Gallipolis, 446 ·4066. 8 ig Cap•city $12 .800.00.. ' 5·30·1fc of large room s, city water, 6-4-tf Milytilg steam heating, and park ing 2 YEARS OLD Avtomatics EX 'PERIENCED waitress EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E. area. Only 532,500.00. Wonderful location . 3 large 2 spee d operation . 7 ACRES wan tf;!d . Apply in person , Main St., Pomeroy. All k inds Choice of water bedrooms, walk-in double King's Arms Knight Club. temps . Auto . of salt water pellets , water 5 BEDROOMS ~ Only about 3 closets. Bath wit h shower water " level 6·11 ·3tp nuggets, block salt and own years old , 1' 2 baths, oak floors, ti le et c. The kitchen Js a control. Lint Ohio River Salt. Phone 992· basement and lots of cupboard house wife's dream . Range , Fil ter or Power 3891. space. A nice designed hOme, \ 2 ovens, 30 ft . of cabinets, Fin Agit.,tor . _ _ _ _ __ _ _.:_6.:.. ·5· tfc in an excellent location. 5 acres ref. Dining room , double Pertna -Press of bottom . Asking $30,ooo ,oo . Maytag glc;~s s doors to concrete patio. 1973 - lig Zag sewing machine .' DO YOU HAVE AN IN . Halo of Heat Large liv ing room with This mach ine darns, em~ Dryers DU ST RIAL SITE , ACREAGE , f irep la ce. Utility room ,. broiders, overcasts, button :.J urround clot hes Ba se ment . Level Jot lOOx 120. holes . All without at - S E V E R A L, H U N D R E D gentle , even with OR SEVERAL $23 ,000 .00. tachments. Pay. balan ce of ACRES , heat . No hot spots, S3B .50 or pay $5 per month . HOUSES. CA LL US, WE ARE HAV E YOU OR OTHERS no overdrying . . IN THE NEED OF GOOD Call 992 ·5331. Fine Mesh Lint TRIED TO SEL L YOUR 1 Filter. 6· 10-tfc PR OPERTIES FOR OUR PROPER fY ? CA N'T! JUS T We Specialize In CLIE NTS. YOU GIVE US A TRY . NO - MAYTAG JUST taken in 1973 stereo-radio HELEN L. TEAFORD992·3325 SALE. NO CHARGE . comb. with 8 track tape . Take GO.ROON 8. TEAFORD HENRY R. CLELAND over payments of S7 .55 per 992·3615 . BROKER month or pay balance of ASSOCIATES 992 -225.~ ' S99.50. Ca ll 992·5331 . NO SUNDAY'S PLEASE . ··~ .f,HONE: 741 · 4211 If no answer 992-2568 6-1 0-6tc Arnold Grate Rutland !'lv) ~ORI<Y, I ONL)' WANTED 10 BUT YOU SCARE:D I jM ALL HER OUT OF SURPRISE MISS RIGHT 1 HER WITS. WHY, THANK YOU I !IAANO. BIRDIE. J!M IT15 .•.. IT1& SU~E HE W INKlE . - --" • LOVELY. MEfi.NT NO HARM. - - -- - - -~~~~~- 3'/z 3 GASOUNE ALLEY Our wedd inq cake, >SI im! It wa~too late to cancel the order! FAST8< ... IT'S STARrlllP TO 129.95 49,95 1 "' UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE '!'».... l-IM! WHEN I REAC"HED FOR TliE MAPS, HE ZIHG€.0 ME WITH THE S HARP ErJD ·OF A COMPASS .... BUT I GOT A PEEK AT THE THII·IQ HE WAS W()R.I(II~ ' ON ..... ..- ~N' All l COULD MAKE OJT WAS lArtci ·-. lltf FROM THE SH~PE O F 1T .... II COULDA BEEN 'tHE CCiiST OF THE U .S . UP NORTH',, AROUI~ D li EW ENGlAtiO !. CLELAND ·.oa REALTY ACROSS 11. Was hed JZ. Denote ll. .Melodic 14. FOr each Objective 992-2156 £rom me " ( 2 wd ,.) 7: Go all out Dog Lo (3 wds ) beware of ~*3.Sin glc 8. Tile unit Davis .t8~wm~ :B.-;. '==~-"f= Umcramble these four Jumblea. one letter to ·each square. to form four ordinar1 words. Yesterday's Answel' 9. Revoked , as a legacy II. "Grand Hotel" author 15. Serve tea 17. Iri sh fairi es 20. Hy nature 21. I slands south of. Fl orid a 22. Quaran · tine ' 23. Lamenta- lion 27. Armisti ce 28. Assess 29. Inner Hebrides 35. Joey, )I WI'.AT WORI<IN& IN THE NUR6~ WAS IJ I O I (] NEMPAN FOR THE! 6>\li:PENER. Now .....,..tho <ln:led totten form tho ourpriH onower, u i.. 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'I CRYPTOQUOTES l'i M NBD U ' II!SGLM f t' II! S G L M BGPD FV BFRD K L V II! N J H .-- N A N M G B D fOilAGI . lhN lo6•r1Nr-TWO AND TWO cand i dRLc T .T NAF.D • (h) 6. "Ta kc. - of Weary Q IJ D T • 4. F'orm of .John 5. Square . Tedious . Egyptian de tty Chinese . (@ 197&Kinlf Fe,.l:ure• Syndicate, Tnc.) • UOWN I. Mu sical cade nces 2. Moslem prince 3. " Where it ' ~ al" phrase (4wd, .) 0. Jane _ AU sten novel DICK TRACY r RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~;:•,t Ye•terda7'1 Cryptoquote: WHAT IS A SONNET? 'TIS A PEARLY SHELL THAT MURMURS OF THE FAR·OFF MURMURING SEA. - RICHARD WATSON GILDER d' - NOrm a's aria ~~~~--- DAILY SENTINEL ()U 38. B ri stle ~ · 39. CO\.I P ..Diva," - lfMPOti390 THE to! nom de plume S " We talk to you WANTED CARRIER IN MASON, W. VA. l 11 U! 37. Lamb's I. Prepare ln take ofT in a plan e Broker . - - - - - -- ·, • by THOMAS JOSEPH Teaford, Sr. like a person. rf ltl )., .. 1~ '· ~ -~-~~~- Virgil B. PAIN! �- • 14 Tho Daily Sentinel, •:iddleport•Pu•• , •roy, 0., June 13, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS Pomeroy sale B . s· . usmess erv1ces OF Motor Co. QUALITY r===1EXPERT ij~ir===r-r==~~~~~~~~~~r==~~~~~~==l VETERANS WANT AD$ INFORMATION DEADLINES S P .M . Day Before Publ icaflon Mon~ay Deadl ine 9 a . m . · Wanted Canc e-llat ion Correc tions Will be a cc epted until 9 am . for Da y of Publicat ion REGULATIONS The Pu bli sher reserves the r ight to edit or reiect any ads deemed ob iec.ti ona l. The publi5 her w ill not be respons ible for more tha n one incorre ct inser tion . RATES • FQr Want Ad Serv ice 5 c enh per Word one iriserl ion M in i m um Che rge 7Sc 12 cents per word three consecu t iv e in sert io ns. 18 cents per word six con secu t i ve i nsert ion s, 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id ads and ads pa id with in 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY tor 50 word m in imum . SI . SO Ea ch add i tional word 2c . BLIND ADS Add it iona l 25<: Charge per Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5:00 p.m . Da ily, 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Neo n Sa t urda y. Lost LOST in vicinity of Maplewood Lake . · Pair of black prescr iptiQn sunglasses. Reward . Phone 446-2514. 6-12-Jtc 1972 BUICK SKYLARKJSO Sl19S 4-door. factor y a ir, automat ic tran sm ission , power steering, cvstom interior , dark green fini sh, tires like new and spare never used. Del uxe bumper, radio, and many other extras. Less than 13,000 miles, tr uly sharp. 1911 CHEVROLET BLAZER J299l 4-Wheel drive, auxili ary top, locking front hubs, V -8, automat ic transmission, power steering & brakes, loca l . low mileage, t -ear owner, radio, spare never used. 1910 BUICK ELECTRA 225 $2695 4·door, local 1-owner car with less than 32 ,000 miles, clima te control air cond ition ing. 40-60 power seat, rad io, gold finish . Loaded with many extras. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice For Rent JEWELL Decorators . Dry .wall LARGE 3rd floor apartment, iinishing, paper hanging . newly renovated , Main St. interior and exterior paint. overlooking river , un ing . Phon 698 -5341 or 669 · furnished or can be furnished . 3764. Call after 5 p.m . 992-2789. 6-1-12tc 6· 13·7tc -:=::-::-:-:-:-~~~­ .PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know • and be informed of the func tions ot your government are embodied in public notices. In tha t se lf -government charges al l cit izen s to be informed; this newspaper urg es every citize n to read and study these not ices . we strongly advise those ci tl'ien s, see k ing fur therin for m ation , to exercise their 'r ight of access to publ ic •r ecords and pub lic meetings . _ ____ NEW YORK Clothing House wlll be collecting Columbus & Southern Electric bills. 6· 1J.11c YARD SALE - New hot water tank , $.40 ; Large heater stove, $30; Electric hot plate, $5 ; Good privy, make offer , other things . 2nd house below junk yard in Minersville. 6·13·2tp YARD SALE. Many useful items. Frances Mor ris, Racine, Oh io. 6· 13·3tp - NOTICE OF SALE The real estate of the late Rebecca Hudnall, Deceased , DANCE Friday & Sat. nights, 10 p.m . till 2 p.m. Shenang 29.85 acres of wh ic h Is situate In Springs. Music by Guy ·Bedford Township , and 37 acres of which is situate in Salisbury ThOma ; Toby Young and Township , Mei gs County , Oh io, Larry Hubbard . will be offered for sale at the 6-14-31(: offices ofC_row. Crow & Porter, Attorneys at Law , Pomeroy , sale, Coals Ohio, at 10 : 00 A .M . on Saturday RUMMAGE BUilding, Middleport, Thurs the 16th day of June, 1973. This day, Friday, and Sat., June property is appraised at _S2,500.00, and cannot be so ld for 14 , 15 and 16 . Women 's less than the appraised value . Auxitiarr of Veterans Terms of sate are cash , and the Memoria Hospital. Property · w ill be so ld subjec t to 6· 13.Jtp the lien for real estate taxes tor 1973 . TWO. FAM.ILY Yard Sale al Meigs & Gallia Line. Friday , Myrtle Han ing , June 15.Adm lnistratrix of the Estate Of 6-13-ltc Rebecca Hud"nall, Deceased . YARD SALE at 692 Plum , Crow, Crow & Porter, Street, across from M id Attorneys for Adm inistratrix dleport Swimming Pool. (6) 6, 13, 2t Clothes, antic rocker chair. antic library table etc. 6· 13.2tc STONE UNVEILED (UP!) President Nixon on Friday will WASHIN!JTON th~ attend unveiling of the cornerstone of the Everett McKinley Dirksen Congressional Leader.s hip Research Center at Pekin, Dl. A White House spokesman said Nixon . would return to Was hington immediately after the Ceremony. The center is being built in the hometown of the late Senate Republican leader . It is intended to provide scholars with re~arch material on the Congress. DIES OVER MILK MCALESTER, Okla . (UP!) - Jack Nash , 65, died Monday on the .frOnt porch.of his home from a stab wound in the left rib cage because of an argwnent over a glass of milk. Police arrested an 80-year-old suspect released from state prison two weeks ago. ""'' Witnesses said the men were ' on the porch arguing about the glass of milk when Nash hit the other man with a cane. The second man then stabbed Nash . For Sale t-iAN G I NG baskets , com · bination po15 and iilled porch boxes, white, pink and red geraniums, beQ'onias, petunias , coleus. zinnias, dianthus, snapdragons, and ageratiU m . Cleland Farm and Greenhouse, E . Main , Racine . 1 Geraldine Cleland . · 6-13-tfc FABRIC INN , Hundreds of yards oi polyester double knits, lowest pr!ces, pass school at Tuppers Plains go 4 miles, turn left on to county rd. 50, then 1 mile. Phone 3786276. . 6·13·31p PUBLIC AUCTION , June 16, 1973, 1:00 p.m., Hayward Bissell Farm, Bashan Keno Rd., 2 miles from Rt. 248 on County Rd. 28. Signs posted on day of sale, Hand Tools, Power tools, electric fans, electric lights, power mower. medicine cabinets, Christmas decorations, sink with cabinet compartments , electric refrigerator , gas range , Liverpool , double bar rel 12 gauge shotgun , large lof. new ladies shoes old alka ·seltzer Bdt~ · tlewood, old bottles, disheS; vases, electric skillets, · mefal bed, t .v . set, diarilond stick pin , and many ott;;er Items too numerous to mention . Owner. Haywa·rd . Bissell. "ferms : Cash, not responsible for accidents. Auctioneer Roger Hayman. Phone, 9.49· 2828. 6·13·3tp THE RUTLAND American Legion Post 467 wltl sponsor a fishing derby - trout, bass, cat{ish, Saturday and Sunday, June 16-17, beg inning at 5 a.m . each day at the Rutland Legion Farm . Beech Grove Road . 6"13·3tp -:--.,-:--,-:-,------ GUN SHOOT, Friday, 7:30. p.m .; Factory choked guns on ly . Assorted meats . Refreshments served . Racln& Gun Club. 6·13·3tc For Rent MOBILE HOME space in Syracuse. Phone 992-6329. 6-7-tfc ~~~c::--~­ FOR LEASE A high volume Ashland Service Sta.· located in Middleport. · 0. Paid Ira ining, excellent opp. to become your own boss. FURN/SHEDapartment by the month . Meij;IS Inn,· Pomeroy. ~~~~~--~~ 6·7.6fc . ROOMS by the week, $18 up. Meigs Inn, Pomeroy._ 6·7-6tc - --- - - - SLEEPING room over Wine Store, Pomeroy. References required . Phone 992-5293 . 6·5-tfc --~~~~- PH. 992·5221 sa.m'. tiiSp.m : F .o ninqs Ph. 742·5979 PRIVATE meeting room ·for any organization ; phone 992J975. 3·11 -tfc - - ---- - HOUSEKEEPER ne<>ded . Fred C. Kesterson . Phone.992-6668. 6·13·6lp CRIB mattress and jumper walker . Phone 992-7288. 6· 12·31c 2 USED chain saws. Pomeroy Home · & . Auto, E. Main, WALNUT and chestnut logs, cut Pomeroy. phone 992 ·2094. or standing , also walnut 6-12-3tc lumber. Also seeking reliable sawmfll to do custom sawing . 1964 HARLEY Davidson, full Write P . 0 . Box 952 , Lan - dress - 74 - A.l condition, caster, Ohio 43130. $1 ,1 50.00. Phone 985-3912 after 4: 30p.m . 6-13-ltc 6· 12·3tp For Sale Notice I SOMEONF; TO till a.nd sod six SHOWALTER's Wet Pet , sunken graves, Wel ls Cemetery , North of clearan ce, f ive tanks of Harrisonv i lle . Must assorted ,fishOhio, at 5 tor summer $1 white Chester guuarantee work . Writ e they last . Will be open days • Marion ( We lchl Hayman . a . m . to 9 p. m . except on 1889 Case Road, Colvmbus, Thursday and Friday . 4 p . m . Onio 43224. to 9 30 p . m . 6· 10·61p • ·•· ll tp GROCERY busi ne ss ror sale ' Bu ild ing tor sa le or lease: 1 - BEAGLE purebred fema le Phone 773-5618 from 8'. 30 p.m.' pup. Phone 985·3565. to 10 p.m . for appointment. 3.2().1fc 6· 13·2tp LOST Border Collie dog , med ium size, wh i te w fth IIQht brown spots. Has curl in tail . KOSCOT SPECIALS for June 5 ROOM house in Rac ine area . include Family Suntan Oit Answers to " Fred" . Family Call 992·6329 . Spray and Jr. Facial Mask . pet. Call ,._ 843-2778. Reward 6-1J-3fc Also with a purchase of either $20 .00. AfterShave or Electric Pre- 1970 HONDA 350 Motorcycle . 6-7-5tc Shave by Koscot you receive a Cal r 985-42.40 after 5 p.m . Kleansing Kream free . Phone 6· 13·3tc Helen Jane Brown, 992-5113 . 6-1-tfc 4 FAMILY. rummage sale at the 2 MOBILE homes with gas and Millard -Swartz residence, on SPECIAL Yard Sale on conair coditioning and pat io. Rt . 143 ' June i 3 through 16, Albert Hill , Racine , phone struction equipment - 1 . 1750 beh ind the Wesleyan Holiness 949·2261. watt portable generator, 1 . 10 Church . 6·12-6tc in , sabre saw ; 1 trans it - new 6- 12-3tc set of 20 ft . aluminum ex tension ladders, screw jacks TRAILER , Brown 's Tra iler REDUCE excess fluids with Park , Minersv ille . Phone 992and hydraulic jacks, dry wall 3324. Flu idex - Lose weight with tools, ceramic tools , pipe Dex -A -Di et ca psules at 6·12.tfc dyes, approximately 100 Nelson Drugs. p1eces small hand tools . All -::--:--- -6· 11 ·3tp sales will be cash. Earl R. FURNISED 4 room apartment, Ph one 773 ·5147 , . Mason. Werner res idence, Bradbury, •·.' Reyn olds Apartment . 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 16. 6· 12-6tp 6-10-6tc ___: f For IMITA T ION leather baby shoes , hand sewn. Size l , 2, & 3. Phone 773-5313 . 6· 13·3tp HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS : fi sh af'ld supplies, new loca tion , Ash Street, M i ddleport, near park ; Phone 992 -5443 . 1-7-tfc 14 FOOT Wood Walnerine boat steering wheeL part i al controls , 3 seats , $100. Call COAL, Limestone, Excel:<>ior · Salt Works, E. Main St ., 773 ·5640. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 . . ' 6· 13.Jtp 4- 12-tf 1972 HONDA 500 Molorcyc le. Call 985·3828 affer 6 p.m . 6·1l· 1tc AM-FM stereo received with built-In 8 track tape player, 4 speaker sound sys t em . Balance S106.99 or use 01,1r budget term s. Call 992-3965 . 6-10-6tc Mobile Homes For Sale 1969 Vendale mobile home, 2 bedrooms, porch, awning and under ste p s . Aluminum pinn ing, 8 .ft . extension, air conditioned and dishwasher $7 .500.00 . Ph one 773·5465. 6-11 -4tc CASH pa id for all makes and models of mobile homes . Ph one area code 614·423-9531 . .4· 13-tfc LEM 'IEP .. LEM POTTER? HE SHORE WOULD IF IT INUZN 'T . FER MV GO GALLI VANTIIIJ' DON 'T . OF A FAMIL'I MAN LIKE LEM POTTER, LOWEEZY All OVER CREATION AT AAURGH ... OL' LEM STAYS HOME TO WATC H Y IS HENHOUSE MAN SNUFFY, NI(-;~IT"' PARSON -· BANK FINANCING Wheel Alignment '5 .& 5 12 Years . 10. 7S A . P. R . ~ From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo the On Most American Cars >malles~;;~:~e ~i~~~e - GUARANTEEDPhone 992· 2094 for Your For Your Mobile Home-. Lando-No Down Payment Rad iator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Porn eroy Home & Auto . Open 8 Til 5 MOnday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy , 0 . -, ~ Pfi , 992 -2174 Specia'ti~ t Pomeroy Qualify Today, (:all It Must Be Right or we will == l ' 'a'teit Right . All-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave . Middleport. 0 . 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHNSON'S T.V. JOHN TUCKER Rt . .q, Pomeroy , 0 . 992-3954 949· 3151 Racine, Ohio Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning ~;, WORK.! BUT IT'$ 992 ·2094 606 E. Main Pomero.v STIL.L FRESH! '•• ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE WHA"'S 'fORE DEPARTMEI.IT Stop In and See Our Floor Disp(ay. 0' ~ILL· BILl..'I . SEPnC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Color-$30. 00 Black & White-. $15.00 Hh CAKE 7 l'Vf HAP If fOR A COUPL.E Of DA'I~ . M1 NI GR4DE1 STUDIES? Have your T.V . Picture Tube Res1ored A s Good As New ,R ight In Your Home . Guaranteed for 6 Mo. ~. POMEROY HOME & AUTO ·PHONE : 992 -2550 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building . 992-2101 Middleport, 0 . MINI- Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER . Alignment Roof ing - Roof Painting , Spouting , Plumbing , Remo d e ling , Complete Build ing, Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. lfiJ THE CHOCOLAlf 304-485-3809 LET US HELP YOU Whee l =~~=---­ FORD BALER - with motor, extra good condition. Contact KenneJh Hartley. Phone 9926320 . . 6· 1J.6tc IT'S A PLUMB SHAME SNUFFY AIN'T MORE ASK US ABOUT PRE· FABR ICATEO SO!!- A LARGE GROuP 0 ' AMERICAI-.IS HAIN'T REPRESEWTED HERE!! D·DON' T TELL '""" THa=:.M IN WASHINGTOtt, SEI-JATORJ_,..- IT 'WAS AN INNOC E NT MiSTAKE .~" WOOD TRUSSES ~ · r' - - . Built to Your"'1 Specs Delivered to Job Site 6 -r :} OH· Oiol! TIME 'T' GET OUT 11-1' STALE HOGG &.ZUSPAN CRACI<ERS ! MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Mason, W. Va . ORIVE A LITTLE: SAVE A Real Estate For Sale LOT!!! Refrigerators , sq . AUTO A IR condi tioning. Ser - WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery . Also paint roofs . door, late models ; others vice and repair . CaH 992-3802 . - DUE to job transfer, mu st sell TWO trailer lots in Middleport · from $19.95 ; auto. washers, 5-24·30tp · Phone 949·3221 . home, 3 bedro om, total 1/ 2 duplex 'n Bradbury ; phone Comp l ete mobile ho·me 6· 13·30tc S45 ; elect., gas dryers $35 ; electric, large lot . F.H.A . before 6 p.m . 992-5693. se rvi ce plus g igant ic gas, elec. ranges ; clothes HOU SE and roof Pa intinq ; Sy racuse. Phond approved, 6-11 -Stc READY .MIX CONCRETE interior and ex terior, free closets; dinettes, maple, oak , di splay of mobile homes 992.7836. always available at ... delivere d right to your c hrome; ROUNO OAK es tima tes ; caii992 -700Bor 9925-25-tfc 5 SLEEPING rooms with kitprojec·t. Fast and easy . Free TABLES. 3, 4, 5 pc. bedroom 2460. . chen, furnished . For officials estimates . Phone 992 -3284. suites; old chest of drawers, 5·21 30tp M.LLER s ROOM and bath house on that work for the Ohio Power dressing tables. SPECIAL Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., large lot in upper end of Coal Co . Phone 742 ·4645. M iddleport , Ohio. FOR DAD - vinyl recliners, Large attic out WILKINSON Small Engine Syracuse. MOB.LE HOMES 6-ll -3tc fabric swivel rockers $65. 6-30-tfc Sales & Service, 810 3rd SL build ings. $7,000. Call 9-49-2595 (Ca Sh only at this price! no before 2: 30 p.m . or any time M id.dleport. Lawn mower 1220 Washington Blvd . ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 layaways) . NEW FUR · SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED on weekends . repa ir . Free p ic k u p and 423 -7521 BELPRE. 0 . room s with larg e b,th. NITURE - Iiving room suites delivery . Phone 992-3092. Also .REA SONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 6-..4 -l 2tc Electric wall oven , tablt top $139.95 11'"' · ~:ohl.- <>ets Sl6.95 ; 9 4782, Ga ll ipolis, John Russe ll, - Briggs and Stratton and range, large closet located on x 12 sha!;j . ~ ~::., oval, fringed Employm~nt Wanted Owner and Operator. · Tecumcee parts . 7 ROOM house with bath in E. Ma in Sf.. Pomerov . Sj:>p tn $.49 .95 ; 9 x 12 Thr i ftex 5-12-ff c Ru t la nd , air co ndit ioned, appreciate. Ph . Gallipol is linoleums $6 .98. Kuhl 's I WILL do housecleaning In the ca rpeted , gas furnace , dish 446 -9539. Middleport. Pomeroy area of Bargain Center " at caution washer, double oven, range, DOZER and ba ck hoe work , 5·29.tfc and Chester. Call 992-7202 or light" ; Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains. C. BRADFORD, Auc tioneer ponds dnd sep tic tanks, ditchdoubl e garage. large carport, 985.<J 46 . Open everyday EXCEPT Com plete Service ing Servlcei top soi l, ,fill dirt. 4 acres cleared and fenced, 6·8·6tc MONOAY. 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Phone 949-3821 l,im es t one; B&K ExcavatinQ . barn and other small 6-10-6tc unfurn i shed apartments . Ra ci ne, OhiO Phone 992 -5367 or 992-3861 . buildings . Phone .614-742-6834. Phone 992-5434 . Critt Bradford 9-1-tfc 5-3Q.tfc • ·12· 1fc 1 REGISTERED 3 year old Pels For Sale 5· 1·ffc ---:--- - - - - - - - Tennessee Walker - stallion . AKC Toy PoOdie puppies, 575 SE PTIC TANK S AROB IC HOUSE for sale by owner,. 3 EXCAVAT ING. Dozers, large 2 BEDROOM mobile home. air 992-3518. and 585. Also Siamese kittens , SEWAGE SYSTEMS bedrooms. new furnace, -roof , 6-10·6tc and smaJ I ; Back hoes and co nditioned , Rac i ne area . $10. Phon e 1·256-6247, Kennels· CLEANED, REPAIREO . and w ir i ng . Wall -to -waH lOaders on track and tires ; Phone 992-6329. · of Cal houn . MI LL ER SANITATION , carpeting, large lot, carport. Du m_P trucks. LQ -boy 5·23 · tfc 5_1_0-30tc STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662 · Look for iron fence in front se r v 1ce . Sept1c tanks i n SPRING SPECIALS 3035. and pine trees in side yard . stall ed. George (B ill ) Pull ins, POODLE puppies, Toy A.K.C .. Contact Mr. Eldon Walburn , Wanted To Buy 10·4·tfc phone 992 -2478 or 992-7402. SABRE TILLER Chocolate Show quality. 230 Union Avenue , Pomeroy , 2·9-tfc Ph one 992-5443 . WANTED - . OLD UPRIGHT SEWING MACHINES . Repair Ohio. Phone 992-2805. 1 HP 5-23 ·fie PIANOS. Any condition. se r v ice, all makes. 992·2284. HARRISON ' S TV service and 6-13-tfc hJ Carton · Paying $10 each. First floor The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . ::-:-::-~----­ service ca ll s. Phone 992-2522. o~ly . Write givin'g directions. Set Up, 134.95 Auth orized Singer Sales and FARMfoY sale , 77 acres of land, 2·9.tfc Auto Sales P1anos, P. 0 . Box Box 188 Service. We Sharpen Scissors. pasture , fruit trees, water tap TURF TRIM MOWERS 68 DODGE Charger RT 383 paid , necessa r y farm Sardis, Ohio, 43946. ' 3·29. 1fc EL NA and White Sewing 6·10·6fp buildings. 5 room house with automatic, 4 barrel. . Phone HP . 1 Mach ines .. . Servi'ce 011 all AUTOMOB IL E insurarice been 99 2·5278.· . bath, carpeting and panelling . Iii Carton · makes . Reasonable rates. can cel led ? Lost your OLD Furnitu-re , oa_ k tables, Call 992. 7304, Hysell Run 6-7-6tc The Sewing Center •. Mid Set up, $54.95 operator' s li cense? Call 992Road . ·· Wood en ice bo xes, brass beds. dleport, Oh io. 2966 . d ~s hes or complete POMEROY 6·13·61c 11 -16-ltc CHEVROLET tr uck with 1 969 6-15-tfc households ; Writ e M . D . 9 .. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. axle 14' dump cheater Mi ller , Rt'. 4, Pomer oY, Ohio, . ~ · Phorte 992 -2181 EXCAVATING, dozer , loader body . Pr fced to se ll . Call 992· call 992·6271. G&t Applian ce Repair . repair and ba ck hoe work; septic 5951. on all laundry equipment, 5· 13-tfc HANGING ba skets ; white , pink tan ks ins tall.ed; dump trucks 6·12·6tp refr igerat ion equipment and and red geran iums, mum s l o-boys for hire ; wil l haul and house wiring, welding., WANTED - Used merchand ise and begonias ; Instan t color f ill dir!, top soil, limestone tri c and gas. Call 992·3802 elec For Trade - tor auction . We buy. we • for your garden - pan sies and gravel; Call Bob or Roger or a ti er 4:30 p. m . cal l 992s~ ll . whole houseful or single petun ias, marigolds. Phl ox: TRACTOR type riding mower, Jeffer s. day phone 992 ·7089; 6050 . . or p1eces , cons i gnment Coleus, Salvia , Zinnias n ight phone 992-3525 or 99232 in. cut. 8 h.p. like new. Will 5·24-30tp percentage. We wi II haul. Dianthus, Allyssum, Snap: 5232 . trade for Gravely. Phone 985Phone 992,3354. Hayman ' s. E. MAIN.__ __ . dragon s, Ageratium and 2-11 -tfc after 4:30p.m . 3912 6·5·30tc Porfula ccq. Vegetable planls 6· 12·31p POMEROY ~abbage, broc co li SEE US FOR : Awninqs , storm Real Estate For Sale ACREAGE . NEAR POMEROY cau lifloy.'er, lettuce, eggp lant: doors and windows, carports,_ NOW SEE THIS OR MIDOLEPOR T WI THOR mangoes, hot peppers and 14 marquees, aluminum sid ing RIVER. frontage on Ohio River Real Estate For Sale Like new, kitchen ha s lots. of WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE kind s of tomato plarits. and ra l ling. A. Jacob, sales . across from Pomeroy on West cabinets and range. 2 ni ce WRITE Box 729-F, c-o The Clelan d Farm and ., re pre sen tative . For free Virginia Side Right in center Dailv: . Sentinel , . stating bedrooms , lots of closets, Gree nhouse, E. Ma in, Racine estimates, phone Charles · of Regatta, sandy beach, de~cnpt1on and lowest selling Ge r aldirie Cleland . · d i n ing r oo m, bath, fu ll Lis l e, Sy racu se, Y. ·v. shade, water and electricit~l pnce. · basement, hardwood floors, Johnson and Son , Inc. have two lots surveyed, 100 tf. _ _ _ _ __ ___:5...·.:.:: 18· lie lots of stone and awnings. 2 wide at low water leveL 450ft. 3·2·tfc ~---=-------6·_5-6tp Father's Day Special. New to railroad tracks , 87 11. wide car garage. JUST $14,000.00. NO. 1· CoP,per S~c . radiators, swive l rockers In velvet - 4 at railroad tra cks. The lots O' DELL WHEEL Al ignment A LOT FOR 2Bc ; brass. 20c; batter ies. 85c located at Crossroads, Rt. 12.4, large red iners in vinyl. Only are all cleaned and mowed A LITTLE each ; c:lean dry roots, Gin complete front end serv ice, S69 .96, cash and carry, Marion Reynolds, Mason , off. 5 room frame . 3 bedrooms, .seng, $52 lb.; yellow roOt, $4 ; tune up 'and brake serv ice. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. W. Va .. 773-5147 . Reynolds 110 Mechanic Street mayapple, 45c per lb ; M A Bath . Lots of tile and Wheel s balanced e le c Main St. Phone 992-7554. Flower Shop. 'Hall , Reedsville, Ohio 378~ pan eling . So me new tronically.AII work 6-7·81c 6·1Htp 6249. • :Pomeroy. Ohio plumbing with new hot water guarant eed . Reasonable tank . Utility roOm . Porches. NEW RANCH HOME - I acre rates. Phone 742-3232 . · • ----'-'-,--'--~~ 5·6· 1fC THR ~ E Twin needle sewing RIVER LOt 3232. i machines, 1973 model in l ot. City water,, A well Level lot in good location. WANTED - Young cattle . 74:-f: 2·18.tfc " walnut stand , All features 4 BEDROOMS - . Large kit· designed ho~se plan by W. G . S5.000.00. 5387. built -in to make fancy designs chen, d i'ning , gas for ced air · Best Homes consistln~ of BUSINESS ROOM 6-12-Jtc and do stretch sewing . Also furna ce, and fu ll basement. large living room with d1ning In good location. Lovely 3 bultonholes, blind hems, etc. Large lo ts, one on l he river . room , 3 bedrooms including bedroom apartm en t over . S43 .35 cash price or terms Asking $10, 500.00. Want to look master bedroom with full Help Wanted 1 lf~ baths . Dining room . available. Electro Hygiene bath , a large 32' x 11 ' com • and make us an offer. Kitchen with 20ft. of cabihej Co. Phone 992-7755 . bination kitchen -family room , MOBILE HOME COOK, waitress and ca rhop : spa ce . Hardwood floors all and 2 full baths. Under main 6-7·6tc apply in person , Crow's Steak 3 BEDROOMS - Ma ster has ca rpeted. Cen tral hot water floor is a full basement or House. 1 ., /AC UUM Cleaners . Electro nice built -i n vani ty with lots of lower level which can be heat and air cond . Aimost 5· 10·tfc Hygiene new demonstrators drawers. Ni ce. modern front f inished if desired. To make new . P LEASE NO PHONE has all cleaning attachments kitchen with spac ious cupthis a completely quality CALLS O N TH IS ONE . BAR MAID, apply in person . Hi· plus the new ,Eiectro Suds for boards . Oi l furna ce. Want home a full 2-car garage Is $30,000. 00. Ho Ba r, M iddleport. Equal shampooing carpet. Only $6 ,000.00. included . Financing arranged FAMILY HOME opportunity employer . $27.50 cash pr ice or terms with low down payment. For eo ACRES S bedrooms , Dining room , available. Electro Hygiene all details and an ap ALL MINERA LS - . Larg e ~~-:::--=:-:--'--,--::.:: 6·6-6tc Co . Phon.e 992-7755. . lots of cab inets. J112 baths. pointment to see home, ca ll · QUA !-IF!ED r ef riger a t ion Kitchen has about 30 ft . 6-7-6tc barn and several outbuildings. 992-5976 or Col. co ll'e ct 235· 7 room farm hbme, with bath. ON YOUR DIAl 1996. . servicemart , indu S tr i~l , cabinets , double sta inless commercia l, domestic, good So me bottom land. As~i ng 6.1J.tfc steel si nk. Very large living pay and working con dition s. KNAPP shoes. 10 pet. to 28 pet . $21, 500 .00. room. 2 large glassed poroff on 16 styles. Order now. Must be experienced . Gal l ia INVESTMENT ches . All storm doors and Supply l imited. Phone 992Refrig eration Co ., 611 · 3rd LAR GE BR ICK - In town , lots windows . Garage & carport. 5324. Ave ., Gallipolis, 446 ·4066. 8 ig Cap•city $12 .800.00.. ' 5·30·1fc of large room s, city water, 6-4-tf Milytilg steam heating, and park ing 2 YEARS OLD Avtomatics EX 'PERIENCED waitress EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E. area. Only 532,500.00. Wonderful location . 3 large 2 spee d operation . 7 ACRES wan tf;!d . Apply in person , Main St., Pomeroy. All k inds Choice of water bedrooms, walk-in double King's Arms Knight Club. temps . Auto . of salt water pellets , water 5 BEDROOMS ~ Only about 3 closets. Bath wit h shower water " level 6·11 ·3tp nuggets, block salt and own years old , 1' 2 baths, oak floors, ti le et c. The kitchen Js a control. Lint Ohio River Salt. Phone 992· basement and lots of cupboard house wife's dream . Range , Fil ter or Power 3891. space. A nice designed hOme, \ 2 ovens, 30 ft . of cabinets, Fin Agit.,tor . _ _ _ _ __ _ _.:_6.:.. ·5· tfc in an excellent location. 5 acres ref. Dining room , double Pertna -Press of bottom . Asking $30,ooo ,oo . Maytag glc;~s s doors to concrete patio. 1973 - lig Zag sewing machine .' DO YOU HAVE AN IN . Halo of Heat Large liv ing room with This mach ine darns, em~ Dryers DU ST RIAL SITE , ACREAGE , f irep la ce. Utility room ,. broiders, overcasts, button :.J urround clot hes Ba se ment . Level Jot lOOx 120. holes . All without at - S E V E R A L, H U N D R E D gentle , even with OR SEVERAL $23 ,000 .00. tachments. Pay. balan ce of ACRES , heat . No hot spots, S3B .50 or pay $5 per month . HOUSES. CA LL US, WE ARE HAV E YOU OR OTHERS no overdrying . . IN THE NEED OF GOOD Call 992 ·5331. Fine Mesh Lint TRIED TO SEL L YOUR 1 Filter. 6· 10-tfc PR OPERTIES FOR OUR PROPER fY ? CA N'T! JUS T We Specialize In CLIE NTS. YOU GIVE US A TRY . NO - MAYTAG JUST taken in 1973 stereo-radio HELEN L. TEAFORD992·3325 SALE. NO CHARGE . comb. with 8 track tape . Take GO.ROON 8. TEAFORD HENRY R. CLELAND over payments of S7 .55 per 992·3615 . BROKER month or pay balance of ASSOCIATES 992 -225.~ ' S99.50. Ca ll 992·5331 . NO SUNDAY'S PLEASE . ··~ .f,HONE: 741 · 4211 If no answer 992-2568 6-1 0-6tc Arnold Grate Rutland !'lv) ~ORI<Y, I ONL)' WANTED 10 BUT YOU SCARE:D I jM ALL HER OUT OF SURPRISE MISS RIGHT 1 HER WITS. WHY, THANK YOU I !IAANO. BIRDIE. J!M IT15 .•.. IT1& SU~E HE W INKlE . - --" • LOVELY. MEfi.NT NO HARM. - - -- - - -~~~~~- 3'/z 3 GASOUNE ALLEY Our wedd inq cake, >SI im! It wa~too late to cancel the order! FAST8< ... IT'S STARrlllP TO 129.95 49,95 1 "' UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE '!'».... l-IM! 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PAIN! �• • • • ' 16 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pu.. lrroy, 0 ., June 13, 1973 Nation's wheels turning slower By JAMES R. KING energy gathering devices in· United Press loternallooal stalled in space could transmit A former White House energy to earth by laser beams. econom ist says the nation's "Only a small fraction of the energy shortage could be eased sun 's energy gets to earth if gasoli ne prices were jacke<l because the atmosphere acts as so high that indiscriminate use a screen," the former astronaut of automobiles would be dis· said. couraged. The Justice Department, An Apollo astronaut says the meanwhile, filed an antitrust country should try to harness suit against Texaco and Coastal the sun's power to solve its fuel States Gas Producing Co., crisis. saying the two firms have an And in Washington , where agreement that in effect re· some government office build· stricts gasoline supp lies to ings dimmed lights Tuesday to independent retailers. conserve power, the White In the Southwest House announced President In the Southwest, one of those Nixon will soon announce the independent retapers, Young Oil Co., which sells nearly a half bilUon gallons of gasoline a year in Oklahoma, announced it will be forced to close all but two or three of its 10 stations by the end of June. soaring costs and sharp reductions in available gasoline have already closed three stations belonging to the £irm. The Texas Railroad Commission ca lled a hearing today to discuss a proposed natural gas curtailment plan that would allow a gas company to allocate reserves in southern Texas according to a priority system . The system would give first priority to domestic users s uch as schools, churches and hospitals , and lower priority to industry . And in Florida, Gov. Reubin Askew called lor reducing tbe state's 70 mile an hour speed liJ'Iit to as low as :;o to cOnserve gasoline. He said he didn ' t know if the fuel crisis was based on a genuine shortage or created by oil companies to drive prices up, but he said the fact remains some service stations are running out of supplies and it is only prudent to conserve it. ·Natural Resources .'' Despite sugge~ted solutions to 1-- the .. problem, · the nation 's Just·Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5% ~;!t~; .. "~ man ~ BRANCH GIFTS FOR DAD Father's Day Cards, Billfolds, Jewelry, Socks, Hankies, Shoe Shine Kits, House Slippers, Tools. Box Candy, and Many Other Gill Ideas. SUMMER TOYS ssst•ss••~ MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER '!~!"~F~~~ ~~!,~ 992 -3498 l POMEROY, OHIO OPEN PIIID.f!.Y .lti.\TIJIIDAY NIOII'n TD.I •• "Did he mention the names of others he believed would be indicted?" .asked Sen . Edward Guerney, R-Fla. " Yes," Porter said. "He mentioned Mr. Mitchell, Mr. LaRue , Mr . Mardian, Mr. Haldeman , Mr. Strachan, Mr. Dean and Mr. Colson ." Mitchell resigned as Nixon campaign director July I; . Frederick LaRue and Robert Mardian were two of Mitchell's principal deputies i H. R. · Haldeman was White HQuse chief of staff; Gordon Strachan was his political deputy; Charles Colson was special counsel to Nixon . Edmisten Introduces Memo Rufus L. Edmisten, a North Carolina lawyer who worked (or Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D·N.C., on another Senate committee before he was attached to the · • Watergate panel, introduced the surprise Magruder memorandum. Read one way, it could be interpreted as a suggestion that $1 milUon of Commerce Department fund s be legitimately spent to engage in activities likely to reflec t credit on Nixon and thus enhance his re-election chances. Read another way, it carried a more sinister suggestion: The federal , money had been diverted to partisan purposes. Edmisten was asked by reporters if the $1 million was feder"al money. " I wouldn 't want to leave that impression," he said. " It was just money lying around. " He would not elaborate. Re~ds S.Page Statement In an eight-page statement which he read at the start of his testimony, Stans denied any illegal behavior, dismissed the General Accounting Office's charges of violations of the campaign finance law as " technical violations" atid contended he was too busy to look backward. "When I joined the commit· tee the bank balance was $3 million, and there was still $30 million or $40 million or more to be raised," Stans said. 11 1 did not review what had · happened before but began to work with the problem at hand ... . It was not a period of time in which I could spend hours on detail." Stans and Mitchell are under indictment by a New York gra nd jury which charged them with lying, and obstructing justice by interfering with the Securities and Ex· change Commission investigation of fugitive finan~ cier Robert L. Vesco: If convic ted of all charges, Stans and Mitchell would each face potential prison terms of 50 years. Marijuana cookies prove glaucoma fr ea fm en f al"d . FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla . (UP!) - Dr. Frederick Blan· ton , an opthalmologist, is treating some of his glaucoma patients with brownies- filled with marijuana-despite the illegality of the weed, because of its successful results: · Blanton cannot obtain the drug legally but the U.S. Division of Dangerous Drugs is "looking into" his application to acquire ma~ijuana through government research agencies. Blanton, 42, told the Fort Lauderdale News Monday he was using the brownies to treat about 50 volunteer patients, following a precedent set by University of · California-Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers in 1970. Head of an eye surgery clinic here, Blanton said he conducted his own research and presented a paper on the subject at Johns Hopkins University timore in April. in MENS KNIT SLACKS Sizes 2<l to 42 waist . Solid colors, Plaids, Stripes, Neat Patterns . Mens 9.95 Knit Slacks - - - - - Sale 6.99 Mens 10.95 Knit Slacks Sale 7.49 Mens 11.95 Knit Slacks Sale 7.99 Mens 12.95 Knit Slacks Sale 8.49 Mens 13.95 Knit Slacks Sale 8.99 Mens 14.95 Knit Slacks Sale 9.49 Mens 15.95 Knit Slacks Sale 9.99 Mens 1 Knit Slacks 10.49 He said it is.illegal for hiin to use ll)e marijuana, but he "acquires " it nonetheless , blending the leaves into powder and baking them into a ready: made brownie mix. He said that within an hour of MEIGS THEATRE June 13-21 THEY'RE UTERAL . SACRAMENTO , Calif . (UP!) - Alan H. Borden, 21, and his teen ..ge bride want to literally become one. They were married in Reno in March. This month Borden and his 1!1-year-old wife told Superior Court Judge B. Abbott "We mutually want to add something new and beautiful to . our marriage by adopting the name Unwn, the Latin word for 'one', which would sym. bolize our relationship," they said at their name-changing hearing Tuesday. MASON DR IN "Evel Knievel" Fri .· Sat.- Sun. June 22 -23 ·24 Rated PG 1776 (Technico lorl also Wm . Dan iels Howard DaSilva (Gl Adults : $1.50 eating a marijuana cookie the pressure of eye fluid within the eye of glaucoma sufferers drops 25 to 35 per cent. These results last for several hours without affecting vision he said. Pressure of the eye fluid on the optic nerve is the cause or glaucoma, a disease which can cause blindness and death. Blanton said legal or not he feels he must go on with his marijuana-brownie trealment, . " while I have patients dying of glaucoma .'' WED Thru FRI NOT OPE'N Children : 75c Show Starts 7 p.m. Mens and Boys MEN'S $1.98 Summer Weight T-SHIRTS WITH POCKET JACKETS Our Entire FLARE LEG SLACKS ' Denim s. Corduroy, Cotton and Polyester Blends. all Cotton Twills . Sizes 29 to 38 waist . Entire stock included . "The loners" Rated PG 69 TilRILL RIDE - The Paratrooper, of which a few whirling seats are caught by the calDera , above, is at the Regatta amusement shows for the first time opening tonight back of the Pomeroy Junior High School tiuildilll! bv Nolan Amusements of Zanesville. Dollar Days will be observed Thursday evening beginning at 6 p. m. and Saturday af. ternoon beginning at 12p. m. One dollar will be price to get on all rides for the remainder of the day . The rides have been moving in and setting up all week preparing to open tonight. Sale Prices SALE PRICES! FATHER'S DAY SALE Mens Sport and Dress Shirts Quality talent. certain in show Regular Prices $2.95 to $8.95 . Sizes Smatl (14-14'12), Medium (15 15112 ), Large (16·16'12 ). Extra Large (17 -17'12>. Solid Colors, White . Plaids and excellent patterns. Sizes 36 to 50 in s horts. regulars and longs . Fisher stripe grey and green herringbon e . SPECIAL SALE Qualiiy entertainment will be presented ~t the first annual talent show Friday night at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport at 9 p.m. The show is another headline entertainment spo~sored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce during Regatta Weekend. Taking p'art in the children's division of the show are Cindy Patterson, Syracuse, doing a jazz dance ; Beverly Grate, Rutland, playing drums; Beth Cassell, Middleport, sin ging "Raindrops"; Kim Batey, Middleport, · singing .and playing a guitar, and an Acrobatic number by Barbara Grueser , Sharon Griffin and Andrea Batey. Al.~o participating in the younger division will be Julie Gibbs Mason. In the adult group the Grate ·Quartet, Rutland, of Wendell, Donna, Bonnie, Jennie, Beverly and David ; Sharon Wilson and David Miller in a vocal duet; Fred Burney doing a vocal solo, "Sun Down"; Sale Prices Sale Prices Now for Father's Day Mens lee 13.49 Coveralls • Lee Tech Twill Work Uniforms Pants in sizes 29 to 44 waist . Shirts that match in sizes 14 112 to 17 112. Army Tan, Spruce Green. Dark Olive. Charcoal. Sale Prices! SPECIAL SALE Mens Casual Knit Shirts Mens Neckties This · group includes knit shirts with collars in white, solid colors. patterns. Pl~nty of tank tops in solid colors and stripes. Sizes Samll, Medium , Large and Extra Large . Bells ring • August 28 SALE PRICES Another Big Shipment 1-----~-~--~-F-'.~•..:•wG:;,:i;l;t_s~.o:;,:x~w,;;it,;,;h..;.;~~"--~·~·--"'i Mens Summer Caps, Hats Mens SWIM Boys Classes will resume in Meigs County schools August 28 .under the calendar adopted recently by the county and local boa rds of education. The calendar provides for teachers 1 meetings on Monday, Aug. 27; the first day of classes on Aug. 28 and the observance of Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 3. The first six weeks period will end Oct, 5. Students will have a holiday on Oct. 26 when a teacher s meeting is held during the second six weeks which end on Nov. 16. The third six weeks period will bring Thanksgiving and the long holiday weekend running from Nov. 22 through Nov. 25. The final day of classes before the Christmas v~cation falls on Dec. 21 in the third six weeks pe'riod with cla sses reswning on Jan. 2. The third six weeks ends on Jan . 11. · The fourth and fifth six weeks periods, Jan. 14-Feb. 22 and Feb. 25-April5, are without holidays. The final six weeks bring a lon g holiday weekend from Good Friday, April 12, through the following Monday , April 15, with the final day of school on May 23. An excellent selection of roll up hats. Polka Dot Caps, Fancy Caps. SWIM TRUNKS TRUNKS Sizes 28 to extra . large. Solid co lors and patterns . Sizes 6 through 18. Good style selection. SALE PRICES! FAMOUS MAKE MENS DRESS BELTS Sizes 29 to 50 waist. Good selection ~f widths. White, black, brown and fashion ·colors. ¥2 price lf2 price ELBERFELD$ IN ME Marilyn Fought, singing and playing her guitar to her own composition ''A Tune for You" ; Jill Warner, . Southern High SChool, doing a vocal; Teresa Ellis, a piano solo; Kathy Williams of Athens, singing and playing ber guitar; Karen Griffith, a veteran of the Big Bend Minstrel Association, playing ·h er trump et ac· companied by Mrs . Olive Weber and Mike Corder an · organ solo. The talent s how will open at 8 :30 with Mrs . Christine Guthrie: Meigs High Vocal · Music instructor, presenting organ se lections. The Lowery organ being used is through the courtesy of John Brunlcardi of the House of Music, Gallipolis and Atltens. Highlighting the talent show will be the crowning of the rega tta queen to be named following the numbers in the adult division. The winners of the contest will be named following the crowning of the queen: Vernon Weber is chairman of the show. He will also serve as (Continued on Page 8) • agam on SALE PRICES! A tremendous selection of ready tied ties and tie your own t ies. Soli d colors, white, neat patterns,. S,elect one or two for your Dad on hi s day next Sunday. tho Watergate to the time of trying to keep it from the public view" did Nixon have any knowledge of the plot. He said he had routinely sent a copy of the approval proposal to Gordon Strachan, special assistant to White House Chief of Staff H. R. Ha ldema n - and Haldeman's liaison man at the THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973 campaign. Mitchell has repeated ly denied ever approving any electronic surveiUance against Democrats. He told the Watergate grand jury April 20 he had sat in on three meetings early in 1972 where such plans were discussed, but that he rejected them each llme. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Perlod1 of raln likely Saturday aod Suoday, eod· tile period wlth highs In the the period with h ghs ln the iDs , lows ln upper 60s and lower 70s. y ' Weber, Sayre have degrees at Ohio State Today is flag day when the red, white and blue is flying from every home and business that hou ses pa triotjc Ameri cans . The Day is a time for warda created images of brave men and women sacrificing even their lives for a cause, an idea, ur a hope. They are the s tuff of prayers and verses. The first of three verses below were composed this week by a man of Gallipolis of proven pa· triotism now retired. He desires to remain anqnymous. The second was written 12 years ago by a Middleport boy nine years old at the time. The third is by Mildred A. Evans of Gallipolis, who wrote it "years ago, when r 'was a girl in school." Each suggests our Flag is representative of what is noble in the American dream . FLAG DAY SALUTE Oh, noble emblem of our land With heritage so .proud and grand, We praise your glorious history In staunch defense of liberty. You merit well our great esteem. Our heads held high, our eyes agleam, We honor yuu on this Flag Day. With thankful hearts for you we pray. MANNING THE FREEZERS preparing homemade ice cream for the Big Bend 'Regatta Weckeru( at the St. Paul Lutheran Church Wednesday night were , 1 to r, Mickey William~. Trell Schoenleb and Chi..tl'les Ev<:~ns. 'l'l1e ice t:l'Ca ll l is traditionally m~de by the .;,: hurch la ymen for a lwo day icc cream social in conjunction with Regatta Wcekcud activities. I WASHlNy'l'ON ( UPI ) President Nixon froze all consumer prices for 60 days, beginning today, in a tacit admission that his vo luntary ecouom ic controls had failed to halt the couutry's worst round of inflation in a generation. Wages , for the lime being, remained unfrozen. Nixon said the freeze would be followed, p•·obab ly in early Au gust , by ') J new and more effective system of controls," - Phase lV- that will be bigger and tougher than the mostly volm1tary Phase 111 stabili7.ation program. The President announced his lat est ex perim ent with el'Onomic controls, hi s fourth in two years, in a nationally televised speec h Wednesday 'night tlwt followed seve ral da ys of debate at the White House over the nation 's economic plight. These were the main points of the new Nixon program : .June 1-8 Prices the Staodard - For the duration of the frCeze, a maximum of 60 days, sellers may not charge more than the highest price at which items or services were sold between June I and June 8. - Wages will not be frozen so long as pay increases "continue to be responsible and noninflationary .'' - Raw farm products (such as raw potatoes or 0:1 head of lettuce) arc exempt from the freeze at the first sale but are covered when they hit the grocery stores. - Rents, which have been increasing at a slower rate in recent months, are also free of the freeze. - Dividends a nd interest rates remain subject to volun. tary regulation . - A beefed-up Internal Revenue Service will conduct a " profit sweep" to determine if price increases since January have violated Phase Ill guidelines. Congress Asked for AulhorUy - Congress will be asked to give the President new authority to limit exports of feed gra ins and ce rtain other agricultural commoditieS in short supply that have helped drive up the domestic cost of food . Since neither wages nor interest rates were frozen, and since both a'rfect the cost of hou s ing, it was not immediately clear what impact th~ new measures would have on that aspect of the economy. LONDON ( UP!) - Dealers called President Nixon's 61), Wiy price freeze "too little too late" today anct selling pressure mounted Hgainst the dollar on money Jn(Jrkets throughout Europe. Gold prices in L<mdon, home of U1 e world's most Important bullion morket, opened slight ly lower, then at midday spurt~d rapidly forward to $J16 an ounce- up from Wedn esday's $115.50 close. and its value began to droop. "The reaction to President "Nixon's freeze was too llttle too late," one London gold Nixon's economic measures , dealer said. "And, there is still quite simply , Is that tile dollar Walergite and the question feJl back, " a European dea ler whether he has the long-term representing a mftjor U.S. authority to set the American bank said . "That tells this morning 's story. The reaction economy straight.'' Bankers said the dollar is negative." ln Frankfurt, the dollar opened fairly strong on most major markets, but that opened a bit higher but by mid· morning retreated to 2.6185 skepticism over Nixon's West German marks-down measures quickly developed from Wednesday 's close of 2.6240. The dollar also slid back on the Zurich exchange where it opened ai 3.090 Swiss francs, down from 3.0930 francs Wedlevels will not do anything. It 's nesday. jus t delaying meeting the · " Dealers are not optimistic problem.'' at all," one bank source said. But Phillip G. Barach, In London, the pound under president of U. S. Shoe Corp., pressure from its own balance Cincinnati, looked at the of trade dericit criSis initially measures as "psychologically declined against the dollar. but quickly regained most of the .. . a good move ." ' 'I. 'think Ws probably an lost ground. By mid-morning it e ffectiv e temporary was selling lor $2.57325, up from $2.5690 at the opening but measure," Barach said. Ralph Lazarus, president of still down slightly from Wed· . Federated Department Stores, nesday's $2.5740. The financial dollar used by lnc. , Cincinnati, said it was too soon to tell if the controls would tourists and sp·eculators opened steady in Paris, but work. " ll is hard for me to tell from declined by mid-morning to what the President said what 4.2825 French francs from the results will be,'' Lazarus Wednesday's 4.3050 close. The dollar showed some said. "I must withhold im· strength in Hong Kong, whose mediate judgment but I do know lf we get in much market doses before European material wlth higher prices markets open because of the during the next 60 days, we will ·time difference ,' and gold · prices dipped from Wed· be in trouble." A spokesman lor the Kroger nesday's close. Gold fell to $104 an ounce, Co. supermarket chain, based in Cincinnati, said he hoped down from Wednesday 's "everyone will cooperation $106.80 close, while the dollar "with the President's program ' rose to 5.1037 Hong Kong to pull out of the crisis. Our dollars, up from 5.08 Hong customers don't like the · Kong dollars Wednesday. rapid ly ri sing prices and neither do we ." Reactions mixed WOMEN OF ST. PAUL Luther~n Church in Pomeroy spent two evenings this week mixing more than 115 ga llons of ice crearri for Rega lta Weekend activ iti es at the church. The ice cream will he served with IWlt:hcs from 11 a .m. to 9 p.m. in the ~'ellowship Ha ll Friday and Saturday . Ldllu right are Vicky Cleland, C'harlotle ~':wins and Arm Hytlicr. Egyptian social worker in . Two Meigs County s tudents - Anonymous, Gallipolis, were among Ulose receiving Ohio, June 14, 1973. degrees at commencement exerc ises at Ohio State OUR COLORS University June 8. Red • white and blue the colors Dean Weber , Rutland, ny rec eived hi s · Bachelor of when ·bands and heroe s hurry Science and Natural by ; Res ou rces. l\ttending the T'm too small to do exercises at the OSU stadium lhe deeds those banners call were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. me to. Vernon Weber ; his sis ter, Donna: his brothers, Dallas But in my heart the colors · a nd Wayne, and his grandwave, mother, Mr s . Lawrence I think lhe crimson makes me Milhoan. brave . Aaron Sayre, son of Doris And 1 would never say a word Bailey, Rt . I, Por tla nd, That turns the white to gray. received hi s B. S. degree in Agri culture Educa tion . He Best is the blue - a piece of sky plans to teach Production With every star a shining eye. Agr icul ture a t Meigs High A child is proud and set apart School · and Eastern High Who carries stars within his School. While at Ohio Slate heart. University Mr. Sayre was a By John Tannehill, member of the Pre-Vet Club, Middleport, Ohio, Agriculture Education Society, April, 19£2, at age 9. and Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity. OUR FLAG His wife , Shirleyi his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. ~ur nag is the flag that is \ honored, Charles Bailey ; a brother , She is· as pure as pure can be John Sayre of Racine, and an • And we are all very glad to uncle, Jack Branch, Columbus, 01ltended the ceremony . I Continued on Page 'a) \ TEN CENTS Dollars still failing We pray that you will ever be A champion of liberty, Of freedom, justice, truth and light, Choosing always what is right. May all who look upon you see The promise of our destinyTo grow in stature with this prayer In which our people all will share. The beauty of your stripes so red, • . Enshrines our loved , heroic dead . Your stars and stripes so pure and white Are symbols of our honor bright. The starry field of loyal blue Depicts our courage, tried and true . Old Glory , nobl~, resolute , . We proudly g1ve you thiS salute. PHONE 992-2156 Prices frozen Flag Day Ideal Father's Day gift. Sizes A, B. C. and D. Two piece styles: Regular style with long sleeve top. long legs, or shorter with short sleeve top. knee length. Solid colors and neat patterns. FOR FATHER'S DAY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Verses tell of MENS PAJAMAS • zxon no Devoted To 17uJ lnterwu Of 17ae Meigs-MtUOn Area Stock Included lf2 Price testimony to date in Ute ScniJte campaig n manager ~ at a Watergate hearings, Magruder - mectmg wiU1 Magruder in Key said planning for the espionage Biscayne, Fla. operation began under Mit· " Mr . Mitche ll a~rt!ed to chell's guidance while Mitchell approve the plan,'' Magruder still was atto rney geueral. testified . Final approval ~ame on ln hi!'i OJX'nint,: s tatement, March 30, 1972, he said - after Magructer stressed that as fa r Mitchell had left the Justice as he knew, "a t nu point ... Department to become Nixon 's · from the time of the planning of VOL. XXV NO. 43 Sale Price '1 yes, • en tine Sizes Small (34 -36), Medium (38.40). Large (42 44) and Extra Large (46-48) . Raglan shoulders. comfortable f it. 100 pet. cotton . Big seieclion, white and solid colors. . Bal· Goldberg they ·wanted to change their name to ''Unum.'' pililiiliiiiiioiiiliilii.iiiiiiiioiiii.iiiiiii""i. Sand Pails , Garden Tools , Swimming Toys , Wading Pools , Beach Balls, Inflation Rings, Ear Plugs , Nose Plugs . Prices to suit your budget here. ~cacssas Nextw'ill come John W. Dean Ill, former presidential counsel, and then Kalmbach. Dean, court sources say, repeatedly invoked the 5th Amendment on his lawyer's advice when he appeared before the Watergate grand jury Tuesday alter Judge John J. · Sirica turned down his request for total immunity in exchange for his testimony . Archibald Cox, the special Watergate prosecutor, said he would not appeal Sirica's ruling rejecting Cox:'s request that radio and television be banned when Dean and Magruder testify. Porter Returns . Herbert L. Porte.r, the youth· ful scheduling officer at the Committee to Re-<!lect the President, returned to the Senate witness table Tuesday to tell of a chance encounter with Magruder across the street from the White House this spr ing. The glum Magruder, 38, told Porter he expected to be indiCted for his role in· the Watergate coverup. WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Jeb Stuart Magruder testified today that John N. Mitchell, the former attorney general, persona1ly approved the Watergate bugging. But he said he believes President Nixon knew nothing about Watergate in advance. In the most explosive Special! Father's Day Sale Stans denies key memo limited supply of energy was By MIKE F'EIN~n.BER uncomfortably apparent to mil· WASHINGTON ( UP!) lions of Americans, especially Maurice H. Stans, a self· on the crowded Eastern Sea- described " stickler for board where electrical power details," says he can provide was cut back for a second day no details about the $1 milUon in a row during a record heat fund which a secret memo wave. claimed he was amassing at Eight of 10 Closed the Commerce Department In In Oklahoma a firm an· 1971 to help President Nixon's nounced eight of its 10 services re-<!lection. stations have been forced to The former Cabinet officer, close for lack of enough noticeably older and grayer gasoline, In Texas rationing of than a few months ago, natural gas was being con· brushed off reporters ' sidered, and in Washington the questions Tuesday about the American Automobile Associa· memo-a surprise piece of tion reported the number of evidence at the Senate gasoline stations in the nation Watergate hearing. with normal operations dropped . It went to John N. Mitchell, from 75 per cent la:St week to 64 then attorney general, and per cent this week. came from Jeb Stuart MaOne solution to the gasoline gruder, a former White House shortage, advanced by the aide who wa~ then organizing former chairman of the Presi· Nixon's re-election drive. dent's Council of Economic Stans swore he never saw it Advisors, Paul W. McCracken, and didn't know what was a 10-cent-per-gallon gaso- Magruder was talking about line price increase now, and an when he wrote that Stans "has equally large price hike next built up a discretionary fund at year. Commerce that will total "The tax on gasoline should approxtrnately $1,000,000. He is be increased • by 10 cents a using this fund for conference, gallon immediately, and by hiring and other activities that another 10 cents next year, in will be beneficial to · the order to dampen the demand Preliident's reelection." and curtail consumption," said. Suggestion Made McCracken, who is now a "If you feel it is appropriate, faculty member at the Univer· Secretary Stans might discuss sity of Michigan . this concept with other Cabinet (\ quite different solution, officers to see if they can suggested by CoL Walter develop the same kind of fund CunninghamJ a member of th~ within their own depart ~ first Apollo spaceflight crew, is ments." to harness the sun's power. In addition, Stans swore he Cunningham said large solar knew nothing about break-ins, espionage sabotage and cover ~ ups . He said he ·concentrated No gam es, No gimmicks on raising money - the $50 million h~ collected is a political record -and fretted about waste and "overkill," but left to the political operatives the decisions on how the money was to be spent. But he did acknowledge providing $75,000 in cash on the urgent request of Herbert Kalmbach, Nixon's personal ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS •nd of inJ s per cent per year paid on Regular Pa ss book Sa,vings. The General Accounting Of· No Mintmum . Interest lice, watchdog arm of Con· !rom date of deposit to date gress, says that money was of Withdrawal. Interest used to pay off the Watergate cu mpounded quarterly. wiretappers a~ter their arrests. Stans said after Kalmbach assured him the money .was 4JMEIGS 1 vital for "a special White House project" and cleared by The Athens County "higher authorities," he furSavinqs li. Loan Co. nished it forthwith. 296 Second St. Magruder Next to be Called Pomeroy, Ohio Magruder, granted imAll Accounts In sured To munity by the committee from >20,000 b y FSLIC. prosecutions arising from his testimony, is the next major Nixon campaign figure to be called, possibly late todav. ztc e Father's Day Is Sunday, June 17 creation of a new Cabinet-level " Department of Energy and • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Pomeroy this weekend The Regatta Weekend Frog Jumps, as their counterpart in Ca la veras County, Calif., are usually expected to attract UflU sual visitors , Last year there wa s th.e gentleman from Libya with the halitosis frog . This year , visiting the Big Bend Regatta Saturday will be Hosni Shoukry Saleh of Cai ro, Egypt. Saleh, a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert LoVejoy in Columbus, is one of a group of 20 or so social workers and youth leaders ove r the world in from Columbus for four months work experie nce in local agencies. Hosni is working in the justice division of the Deve lopment Deparirnent. He will be at the fl ower show at noon Saturday at th e Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom with Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy . Saleh taught gymnastics and sports before becomin g an inspecto r ror ph ysical education in Cairo. In 1964, he went to work foi- the min istry of youth, first as director of :rura l youth centers aild then as an au· eva luator ~n d s upervi so r. He ha s tnJ d speci al tr.:.tini ng in planning , ev aluation, admini!llration and supervis ion . He is pr~sc ntly techni ca l di rec tor for UNESCO in !egy pt, a bo.ar9 mem ber o[ the Egyptian Youth Hoste ls Assn., and a lea der· of the Youth Tra ve l Bureau. He ha s' tr(lvelcd in [..lbia , Gera mny , Ita ly, Turk ey, Bulgaria, Pola nd, England and the United States. BUDGETS OUE SOON School di str icts, townships . m unicipaliti es and county government departmen ts have unti l July 20 to get their budgets completed and to the offi ce of Mei gs Coun ty Auditor Gord on Ca ld well at· the courthou se. The cou nty bud ge t comm ission will rev iew the hud gets submitted on Monday, Aug. 6. LOCAL TEMPS The !emperature in Llowntow n Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Th ursday was 76 degrees under sunny skies. . \ By United Pres. loternallonal One Ohio housewire sa id s he believes President Nixon is "off his rocker" to introduce new. economic controls, and the head of a statewide lC:Jbor organ izati on said they only dela yed meeting the problem . Mrs . Frank Smolen of Painesville told UPI she foresees little good res ulting from the price freeze . " ! think Nixon is off his rocker," she said. " Look at the thousan ds of thou sa nds of peop le livin g on Social Security . They can't afford to buy anything and he freezes prices at la st week's levels. Prices were horrible la s t week. ' ' Ano ther critic was Frank King, · president of the Ohio AFL-CIO, whu said the freeze " will make some people a little less angry, ~ut will nul do anything to fi ght inflation. " 1 ' Tf there is hollering about so me thin g, the government always pretends it is doing, something, " he said . " It seems food prices arc in the center of the hottest plu ce of inflation, but to fr eeze them at highest • School positions filled New site for contest needed ·A committee to seek a new Nancy Arnold was hired for appointed fiscal officer tur the location for the annual hole-in~ one year as a Math teacher and building program. The Tri· ~ne contest was named by the Beatrice Douglas, first grade County Bank was designated · Pomeroy Lions Club when they teac her, was ' appointed as Depository No. 2 for two met Wednesday for a noon luncheon at the Meigs Inn. principal of Tuppers Plains at years. Named to the committee In other action, permission the .rune meeting of the board of education of Eastern Local was granted to the pony during the meeting presided by Don Pearch baseball team to use the over School District. A res olution authorizing an school's baseball field and the were Ralph Graves, Karl Krautter and Pearch. i~sue or b~~ds was approved. lab fee for art students was set The annual contest has Bids for bonds will be accepted at $2 per year. Attending the meeting were traditionally beim held at the on July 10 when bids for fuel oi l, gasoline, dairy products, board members Howard Rock Springs Fairgrounds but bakery products, tires and bus Caldwe.ll, Jr ., Roger Epple, carmot be held there this year insurance also will be· ' ac· Clyde Kuhn; I. 0. McCoy, because of highway im· Horace Smith, John Reibel, provement nearby, the cencepled . Charles terfield being torn up. K .::~ y Ha il ey, Pi.ltl'icia Life superintendent, A guest lor \he meeting was and Kathy Dill were appointed Swogger, principal, and C. 0. A' Leonard, past president ornce aides in the elementary Newland, clerk. now living in Athens. sc hools and C. 0 . Newland was a I � 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 06. June 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. 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