https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dfa2fedddf8fa62268defc393bc1ede.pdf 312048bacd885c9c51bbbb8a761edd48 PDF Text Text • Weather 8-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 25, 1973 Mr. Gilliam, 59, succumbs A. Coy G•lliam, S~. a lonner resident of the Danv11le COOIIIlunity, died at Mt. Carmel Hospital Saturday around 10:45 a.m. following a short Illness. He was born in Morgan County, Ky., on Oct 27, 1913, son of the late Ira and Julia Fairchild Gilliam Mr Gilliam was a ITUner. He had been employed in Columbus the past few years He IS survived by one son, Henry, and one daughter, Mrs Roy (Sylvia) Myers, both of Columbus . Three grandchildren survtve. One brother, Jesse, and one SJster, Mrs. Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admlssloos Charles Klein, Pomeroy; Lilly Coates , Pomeroy ; Thomas Coo ke, Porrieroy ; Edward While, Pomeroy ; Lee Ann Brogan, Rutland, and Darryl Swartz, Pomeroy. Discharges - DoriS Adams, Frank Zirkle, Dorothy Riley, Kelly Roach, John Scarbrough, Dale Connolly, NondlS F1elds, Velma Newell, Fred !{inch and Arville Swartz. Suoday Admissions Barbara Fetty, Langsville; KenneUl Bennett, V1enna, W. Va.; Betty Pooler, M1ddleport; Rosa Maude Roush , Letart, W. Va .; Wilma BUcher, Albany; Linda Cunmngham, Letart, W. Va.; Eva J . Stewart, Cheshtre, and Celesta Pickens, Racme. Discharges - Lee Ann Brogan, Paulme Dennberger, Coy Starcher, Edna Tripplett, Robert Russell. Eunice Stewart, both of Columbus, surv1ve . Several meces and nephews survive. Funeral services wtll be held 1 p . m. Tuesday at the McCoyMoore Funeral Home 1n Vmton, w1th Rev. Larence Sullivan officiating. Bur1al will follow In Coy-Hill Cemetery m Meigs County. Friends may call at the funera l home between 2--4 and 7-9 p m . today. Demolay ICoollDued from Page I) baseJ[lent dining room w1th Dad Robert King , Chapter Advisor, giving the welcome. Followmg the InstallatiOn, refreshments were served in the basement dining room. A large cake centered the table and had the names of the councilors m blue on the cake. The banquet and refreshment, were served by the Meigs ·chapter Mothers Club. A party followmg the festivities was held at the Master Counctlor's home. Vehicle backed into auto's path SYRACUSE - Syracuse Police 'C hief M1lton Vanan investigated a mmor accident Sunday at 12·20 p.m. on Dusky St. Mark E. Smith, Syracuse, backed from a pn vate driveway into the path of an auto driven by Gary E. Michael, Syracuse There was light damage to both vehiCles. No Citation was lSsued. Chief Vanan adVIses t~ t residents who are plannmg vacations and Wish to have their property checked wh1le they are gone should contact h1m at 992-5163 and he will make periodic checks. Revised Bookmobile Schedide for Tuesday Portland, 2·05 to 2:3S p.m.; StiVersvllle, 3 to 4 p.m.; Great Bend, 4-30 to 5 p.m.; Arms 6·15 to 6 ·45 p.m .; McCallum, Minersville 7 to 7:15 p.m ; Fairground Housing, 7:45 to 8:30p.m. " Keep your chm up and your chest ou1 , but don 't let et throw you off balance " Got a hrgh cell mg and h1gh heat1ng and a1r con d1lionmg bills? See the ' FRIENDLY ONES" at the POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO about a susperi ded ce dmg It's easy to msta ll. easy to care for, e asy on the eye and easy on th e t- ~ ketbook BOOSTERS TO MEET The Syracuse-Minersville baseball boosters will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m . at the new muniCipal bwldmg. All parents and interested persons are urged to attend. LOCAL TF;MPS The temperature m downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Monday was 81 degrees under sunny skJes. IN HOSPITAL Martin McAngus, Pomeroy, has been confmed to Holzer Medical Center for the past two weeks He has undergone major surgery. Hts room number IS 234 Feather own nestfirst Ohio water·projects in line for· $42.3 million WASHINGTON (UPI) -The House Appropnations Committee today approved $-12.3 million m f!S<'al 1974 federal fundmg for water resources projeCts in Ohio, a •hght Illcrease over the NIXon adminlstration's budget request. U.rgest project was $10.9 million for construction of the WlllQW Island Jocks and dam on the Ohio River. Other major project funding approved were Caesar Creek lake flood control, $9 million ; Alum Creek lake flood control, $6 million~ and Hambal Locks and Dam Nav1gation Project, Reedsville News, Notes Mrs Dane Wallace of Ponca C1ty , Okla., spent a few days w1th Mrs. Earl Humphrey. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schrimsher and son, of LoulSv1lle were recent VISitors of Mrs Bess Larkins. Mr. and Mrs Dohrman Reed, Ktm and Ktrk , VISited Sunday w1th Mrs. Eum ce Sprague at the Arcadia Nur· sing Home at Coolville Mr and Mrs. Roy Reed and daughters of Tuppers Plams VISited w1th Mr. and Mrs Edward Chevalier Thursday evemng. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams of Athens, Ga., visited at the Willlams-Balderso n home recently Mr and Mrs Charles Powell and family have moved to Belpre Mr and Mrs. J D. K1bble of Parkersburg, W. Va , were VIsitors of the Horace K1bble family and the R. E Williams famil) -Mrs. L. Balderson LAD KILLED TOLEDO, Oh1o (UP!) Mark 0. Polsgrove, 6, North Liberty, Ind., was struck and killed Sunday whlle riding hiS bicycle on Fulton County Road 19 near here. DIED IN HOLDUP COLUMBUS (UPI ) - T1m Gordon, 21, Columbus, was shot and k1lled early today durmg an apparent holdup at a 24-hour carryout on the city's east s1de where he worked. Police smd Gordon's body was found near the counter of the store. News CALLED TWICE The Middleport emergency • squad was called out twice Sunday to the home of Homer Bradshaw, Liberty Ave., at 11 .44a m. and 11:51 p.m Both times Mrs. Bradshaw was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital, treated a nd released lor difficulty in breathmg HELP ASKED At 12 ·31 p m Sunday the Pomeroy emergen cy wa s called to assist Wilma Blicher, Albany. She was admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital. their release EDDYVILLE, Ky (UP I) Four hostages, held captive about 17 hours by three self· professed " troublemaker " convicts at the EddyVIlle State Penitentiary here , were released unharmed today when pr~son ofhcials agreed to transfer the conviCts to another facility ~nd allow them to hold a news conference. Gerald Fair, 24, Lexmgton, Ky.; Danny Dobson, 25, Loui sville, Ky ., and Jerry Tingle , 20, Carro11ton, Ky., armed with homemade kmves and a sharpened soldermg Iron, took over the prison canteen shortly before noon EDT Sunday, threatening to kill their hostages. I) predicted their 28-day·endurance record would be doubled by the next space station crew. The homecommg in a drizzling ram followed an earlier meetmg w1th President NtXon and Sov1et leader Leomd Brezlmev at the Western white House at San Clemente, calif. SAIGON (UP!) - The V1et Cong sa1d today 1! has fmaUy reached agreement w1th Saigon after a two-month delay on a new tunetable for resummg exchange or caotured VIetnamese military and c1vihan war prisoners. On the truce front, the Saigon command reported escalated Conununist cease..ftre violations Sunday. A spokesman soldgovernment troops killed 22 Commumsts In heavy Mekong Delta f1ghting and reported f1ve CIVilianS killed m three separate posttruce mcidents. Prisoner P~changes between the Saigon government and the V1et Cong broke down in late Apnl m procedural disputes, Each Side still holds hundreds of pnsoners. schemes nnd once~ i n ~ a ­ hfctnnc oppm tu mt tes Out of cverv wee k's pay, t he :first thmg t o do 1s 1.mke a deposJt m a wide-,twttke bunk ~n\'111).!:-i a u ·ou11 t Beuw se the wJdc-awl'lke ha nk h a i-l . 1 fis cal fitness plan you nm cuunt on So. m the fut u1.• e, you can 1eall:v e nJov voursclf wh eu yo u take a flye 1 MEIGS THEATRE Fn , Sat., Sun June 29 -30 -July 1 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (Techmcolor> Nor ma Crane Leonard Frey I G) Runn ing TimeJ Hr s Adults S1 50 Children 75c Show Starts 7 p .m . 1he 1/!ir/e-tlll'fll:e J0/1//~fjJ (/((0/1111 mnl:es 11c::;;;.-.....;:· n/1 so ensy, Double Fea1ure Prog ram EASY RIDER ( Color ) Peter Fonda FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Denms Hopper ..... Piu s"BUCK AND T HE PREACHER " Srdney Pod1er ' • I Rl Ha rry Belafonte I PG! SHOWER PLANNED A card shower has been planned for Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rairden, Long Bottom, who Will celebrate their 59th wedding anmversary July I. $0\00,000 m planning money. Other Ohio construction fundmgs m the cornrruttee bill were : Clarence J . Brown Dam and Reservmr, $2.4 . million; Cuyahoga River Basm, $100,000; East Fork U.ke, $3.2 million and Paint Creek Lake, $1.2 million, aU flood control Jr<>jects ; and Lorain Harbor navigation project, $1,067,000. Other planning monies ap. proved were : Point Place flood control, $30,000, and Huron Mrs. Mora died Sunday morning Mrs. Theodore fEllah ) Mora, 82, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, d1ed Sunday morning Mrs Mora was the daughter of the late John and Janey Greene WoOd. She was also preceded m death by her husband, Theodore Henry Mora, on June 17, 1970. She is survived by one son, Woodrow Mora, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, four daughters, Mrs. Donald ( Paulme) Myers, Long Bottom ; Mrs Carl (Mary) Kautz, Pomeroy, Rt. 3; Miss Martha Mora and Mrs. Dale (Jane ) Russell, both of Columbus. Mrs. Mora was a member ol the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, Chester Grange 2609 and an honorary member or the Chester Garden Club. Funeral services w1ll be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Tr•mty Church With the Rev. Wilbur Perrin olficiatmg. Bur1al w1ll he in Pinegrove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewmg Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Harbor channel deepening, $10,000. The committee also •P· proved the following investlgati ve survey monies i Beaver River Basin, $56,080; Central Ohio survey, ~.000; Cuyahoga River Basin , $50,000; Miami River, little Miami River and Mill <Zeet Basins, $100,000 41nd' Muskingum River basin, $36,000, all flood control p~ jects; and other projecta ~~ Cleveland Harbor, $11,000; ' Lake Erie waste water management, $200,000 ; ancj Maumee River basin, $50,000. VOL. XXV Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Russell Leonard, Mrs. John Little, Pomt Pleasant ; Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Paul Bush, Sr , Pomt Pleasant; Troy Hooper, Pomt Pleasant; Chester Flora, Apple Grove ; Mrs John Hill , daughter, Cheshire; Paul Somerville, Sr., Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. Risden Miller, Lakm; Mrs . Paul Thomas, daughter, Middleport ; Mrs. Charles Yost, daughter, B1dwell ; Terry Sparks, Cottage ville; Mrs. Doy Nicholson, Evans; Mrs. Lorain Crump, Leon; Cec1l Hall , Pmnt Pleasant; Mrs "'"rio;;; on Tarbe ll, Point Pleasant; Robm Keefer , Robertsburg; Mathew Crabtree, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. Austin Craig, Leon BIRTHS - June 21, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Bush; June 23, a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Charles Craig, Portland, Oh10, and June 24, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, West Columbia NO 51 BOOSTERS TO MEET Eastern Athletic Boosters: wiD meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the high school to complete plans for a chicken barbecue to be held the 4th of July. 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SEE THE COMPLETE COTY COLLECTION NOW ON OUR MAIN FLOOR OS IN I " I COLUMBUS ( UP I) - A 106 page . re port docum ent s Widespread patronage and political activities by the old Ohio Deparlment of Highways on behalf of former governor James A Rhodes, 11 was reported today The state capitol bureau of the Cleveland Plain Dealer sa1d the report, prepa red by the Rhodes admm1stratwn and dated Nov 18, 1965, was distributed to Rhodes' h1ghway admtmstrabve assistants and safety mspectors at a meeting at department headquarters It reVIews the f~rst 34 months of Rhodes f1rst te rm , focusmg on pohtlcal act1v1t1es by state employes m all departments and a "team" of 700 pohbcal troops on the state payroll, the Plam Dealer reported. Rhodes told the Plam Delaer he had never seen or heard of th e report and called 11 maccurate. " We had no super orga mza~ t10n," he sa1d. "Anythmg employes d1d , they d1d on th eir own There was no pressure on anybody to do anythmg." J . Philip R1chiey, d1rector of the Department of Transports· twn wh1ch absorbed the old Department of Highways sa1d a copy of the report was found m March 1971 in the f1hng: cabmet at H1ghway D1Vls1on 8 office in Lebanon " EVIdently the Department of Highways was used as a backbone for politica l :::-:>:·:':·:·;-:·:···:·· ••. •. •.• •• ~e cret $3.50 Coty Puts 011: POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO More people than ever before Witnessed the annual Big Bend Regatta th1s year the Pomeroy Chamber of Comme rce learned Monday at a noon luncheon at Me1gs Inn Jack Kerr , president, extended his personal thanks to Fred Crow, B1ll Grueser and Jack Carsey for their 11fme job" planmng and helpmg d~rect Regatta weekend Kerr also extended ap prectatwn to all persons m charge of evenls durmg the Regatta. Dale Warner, past grand croaker of the Ohio Soc1ety of the Promotion of the Bull Frog Inc , reported that the assoctatton w11l not do as well flnanc1ally as last year due to the additwn of the Frog Art Contest, wh1ch cost add1tional prize money, but croy,;dwtse 1t was by far the largest The "frog jump" drew over ?()() en tires Judy R1ggs, who held a Nahonal Baton Tw1 rhn g Contest, termed the event a success Mrs. Riggs stated that the way 11 looks a t the present time a dona tiOn from the even t of $50 Will be made to the chamber. Clarence Struble, speakmg on behalf of the se mor c1t1zens who had charge cf the fl ea market, thanked the chamber Rhodes denies political team YOU WON'T BEUEVE frS ONLY en tine _5 IUESDAY, JUNE 26. 1973 Leaves of a South Amencan g1ant water hly are so strong they 'll support a man 's we1ght. • PHON£ 992 2156 TEN CENTS '73 Regatta WAS biggest ever SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM • Frorn sweel undi sc overed places Now You Know Devoted To 'The lntere&u Of 'The Me~s-MtuOn Area ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hostages given • • in Jlriefs •(Continued from page m~r Ohio, proJect since the extent of local cooperation has not been detennined," the report sa1d . Planning money for three other pro,ects, however, were increased The Chillicothe flood control proJect, set to get $77,000, m· stead was approved for $150,000; the Eastlake flood control pro)Oct on the Chagrin R1ver , whiCh was not budgeted for any money, has $130,000 in the committee bill and M•U Creek flood control project was doubled from $100,000 to EXTENDED OUTLOOK Warm and humid with a chance of thundershowers. Highs In the mid and upper80s. Lows from the mid 60s to low 70s. NEWORLEANS - A FLASH FIRE RACED through a small upstairs bar in New Orleans' famed French Quarter Sunday night, klllmg 29 persons. Authorities si11d today there was some ev1dence of arson. Fifteen persons escaped death by boltmg through a second story wmdow, but they were all injured m the plunge. Another f1ve or SIX persons perched on a window ledge or a fire escape until they were rescued by firemen. "The detective bureau is mvestigating witnesses, looking into the posstbthty of arson," sa1d Frank Hayward, information off1cer for the New Orleans Pollee Department. Get hnrdb01led about your ncstcgg-. Avotd d n~tracliO il S suc h ns su1e-fire, money-mnk - POMEROY, OHIO $8.4 million. Two projects - Salt Creek Lake flood control land acquunlion and the Utica Lake flood control project - were cutoff from funds by the commmittee. The comrmttee, m its report, sa1d the $50,000 budgeted for Salt Creek U.ke was uncessary because of "revised capability of Corps (of Engineers) based on unanticipated delays " In cutting out the $40,000 budgeted for planmng the UtiCa Lake project, the corrumttee took special note. "The committee has deleted $40,000 for the Ut1ca Lake, ' Chance of thundershowers mainly at mght Lows m the m1d 60s to the lower 70s. Chance of showers "'nd thundershowers Wednesday. H1ghs in the 80s. operatiOns m the Rhodes admimstrahon," RICh ley told the Plam Dealer The newspaper sa1d the report outhned a program und er wh1 ch highway department employes substdiz.ed the Ohm Republican News and the now defunct, Wonderful World of Ohio magazme, a state pre)-" du ced pro'motlonal deviCe The report states that Rhodes "successful patronage program" has meant that "over 12,000 persons have been g1ven JOhs by JUSI the highway .deparbnent alone," sa1d the Plam Dealer The report states that under a sectiOn tttled "special act!Vllles" of the highway department· "Efforts were made to develop large crowds at the state convention, vanous local and county ralites and dmners. The state conventiOn crowd (m 1965 ) was the largest ever and th1s due large ly to the efforts of our team " The only signature on th e report was that of Leo Undill, former deputy director of administration, who stgned a sheet showmg that h•ghway department employes held 10,321 subscr1ptwns to the Wonderful World of Ohio, the newspaper sa1d ~ The Plam Dealer sa1d hlgn. way department employes distnbut ed petitions pushing Rhode s as a favonte-son candidate for pres1dent and returned them to Repubhcan stale headquarters. .• .. for the opportun1ty to sponsor the event and offered to take char ge of 1t next year, prov1dmg 11 IS held. He offered several suggestions of ways to improve the Uea mart. Kerr expressed h1s thanks to Dw1ght Goms and J1m Mees on the excellent JOb done on the parade, and to Vernon Weber, Beulah Jones and Kalle Crow for the promotiOn of the talent s how , another " ftrst " th1s year, whtch also did well finan cially Ted Reed observed that a PICture of a boy JUffipmg a frog and a story about Pomeroy appeared m a Toledo paper, noting the excellent coverage given the Regatta m papers throughout the stale and m West Vtrgmta Earl Ingels was named to head the nomtnatmg commtttee for the election of orfleers and dtrectors nex:t month The chamber vo ted to mcrease membership from $25 to $35, wtUl the mcrease to be used to mamtam the chamber off1ce. The chamber also pledged 1ts support toward southeastern Oh1o's Ci tizens for Youth, a youth ce nter loca ted at ca mp Zaleski C E. Blakeslee reported that 1.000 persons v1s1ted Hentage House, 200 over last year N W Compton, one of the sponsors of the castmg derby, along wtth Moore 's Store and Royal Crown Botthng Company, reported that the castmg derby was well attended. Ri chard Poulin sa1d the Fro~ Ball was a success and Ralph Werry added thai ap proximately 200 persons attended The Jaycees, the sponsormg group, hoped to be able to make a donatwn of money to the chamber Dean certain President knew WASHINGTON ( UPI) John W. Dean Ill test1f1ed today he was sure that Pres1dent Nixon not only k\lew about the Watergate cover-up as early as last fall but also he lped try to keep the scandal qllle!. Outwardly calm, h1s VO IC'e hoarse after readmg a 65,000word statement to the Senate Watergate Committee Monday deta1hng h1s own knowledge and participation in the plot, Dean answered 11 That Is correct" several times when asked If he was chargmg N1xon wtth comphcity m a masswe White House effort to cover up the Watergate scandal He sa1d he became sure of the President 's mvolvement Sept 15, th e day seven men none of them White House officials - were md1cted for the Watergate buggmg, when the President called hun m to congratula te h1m for hiS handling of the case "D1d you have a ny doubt m your mmd what the Pl'CSJdent was talkmg about ?" iJSked samuel Dash, the chief commtttee counsel '' No, I d1d not ,'' Dean replied "Therefo~e Mr Dean whatever doubt you may have had pnor to Sept. l5 abou t the President's mvolvement m the cover-up , dtd you have etny doubts w1th yourself about this after Sept 15'·" Dash asked "No, I did not," Dean replied Wh1le Dean conceded he had actively participated m the cover-up hunself - wh1ch he satd mvolved perJury, payoffs to on gmal Wa tergate dfendanls to keep them qUiet and unpeding the FBI mveshgatJon - he demed t~•t he was Jmphcatmg N1xon m an effort to ga m munumty f10m crmunal prosecu t10n "Mr Dash, [ have been asked to J{!Ve teshmony," Dean sa id Peking is next SAN CLE ME NTE, Ca ll! IUPI ) - Henry Klssmger IS ex pected to go to Pekmg m the next few weeks to reassure Chmese leaders tha t no secret deals were made agamst them m the N1xon-Brezhnev summ1 t talks, 1t was lea rned today Dcspttc th a t mformat10n from While House sources, K1ssmger told reporters Monday there are " no spectfJc plans at th1s moment" for such a tnp Meanwhile, th ere we re rec urnn g reports fr om diplomatic so ur ces that Chmese Premier Chou En-la1 w1ll VISit the Umled States 1n October, but there was no confirmatiOn of th1s from the Western Whi te House Whi te House sources sa1d , however, th~;~t desp1te KJssmger's rema rks, he 1s plan mng to travel to Pek111g m the near future The sources Siild K1ssmger would assure Chmese leaders that the Umted States 1s comm1ttcd to peaceful relations wtth Chma, desp ite the new re lahonsh1p w1th Russ1a , and te ll them that any h1 gh Chmese offlcml to VISi t the Umted States would rcce1vc a warm welcome M Netv.q; i It llriej:s,; Dairy foods head 1-t •'• ::, By Umted Press InternatiOnal WASHINGTON - THE ANNUAL COST of a ty pical fam1 ly food market hasket rose .9 per cent to a record $1,493 m May largely because of another u1erease m mtdd lemen's cha rges, an Agnculture Department report showed today The h1ke m pnces patd by consumers co mpared With an advance of I 6 per cent m April and was the smallest smce the current burst of food m, flatwn began !1ve months ago Foi' the second consecutt ve month, the boost m consumer food b11ls was due more to htgher middlemen's cha rges which rose 1 2 per cent m May than to higher farm returns wh1ch rose only 4 per cent Until Apnl, most of the food mflatwn which began last December had been attributed to skyrocketmg farm pr1ces WASHINGTON - THE WORD TO THE President 1s plam Congress wants the bombmg m Cambod1a stopped . Whether the President will follow congresswnal wishes, however, ts still open to questron. The House Monday by VOICe vote Jomed the Senate m demandmg that the bombmg be stopped The White House satd President Nixon " regrets the results" of f.he House vote Monday and w11l dec1de whether to veto the legislation. The fund cutoff clea red the House foll ow mg a 204 to 204 t1e that defeated a move to permit the bombmg to contmue two more months, The measure, part of a $3 3 b1lhon supplemental appropriation b11l, passed the Senate 63 to 19 on May 19 Followmg the House vote, the su pplemental b1ll went back to the Senate 63 to 19 on May 19 Followmg the House \'Ole, the supplemental b1ll went back to the Senate for what was expected to be routine fmal approval before hemg sent to the While House The PreS!dent has !Continued oo Page 101 Ke rr , owne r of WMPO Radi o, asked wh en th e stati on's FM serv tce· wlll be m operatiOn , sa1d he had hoped by July 1, but 1t looked now as 1f 1t Will be around July 15th The fmancu:1l sta tu s of the Regatta w1ll not be kn own until a ll b1lls ha ve ben sub1mtted, 1t was potnted out. Kerr observed 1t appears the chamber wtll brea k even The only event that d1d not make muncy, as near as can be deternuned at the PI esent tune, was the Fnday mght Regatta Ball wh1 ch was held for the fir st ttme Attendmg were Ke1r , Werry, Poulin, Cumpton, John Koe bel , Earl lugels , B1ll Gru eser, Wende ll Hoove r , Reed , R~ehard Chambe,., Blakeslee, Mrs Ri ggs, Dale Warner, Struble, Bob Jacobs, Robert Buck , Caro lyn Th omas , sec retary, Beulah .Jones and Kahe Crow to wild inflation WASHINGTON ( UP! ) Co nsumer s w11l ftnd some da1ry foods gone from retail counters and w11i be paymg "wildly mflat10 nary pnces, later th1s year unless the admmlstratton acts Immediately to let da~ry pr~ces ns• , spokesmen for mtlk producers warn Officials of the Nallonal Milk Producers FederatiOn (NMPF 1 to ld a news conference Monday the~ have asked the adm m1 stratmn to hft 1ts freeze or. retatl da1ry prtces a nd return to Phase !I rules under v.htch h1kes m raw m1lk pnces can be passed through to retail consumers Unless th1s Is done, farmers \\Ill make further deep cuts m productmn because they are bemg squeezed between record cattle feed costs and the w hng on retail pnces, NMPF sa1d The cur rent pnce freeze does not forbid increases m pt;1ces paid to farmers for raw milk, but NMPF Secretary Patrick B Healy told newsmen the exemp tiOn for farm produ<:ts IS worthless be c ause processors- whose pr1ces are fr ozen- cannot a fford to swallow any mcreases m farm pnces Healy pmn ted out that ma ny milk producer co-ops had announced pnce mcreases to take effect July 1, but now fmd th emselves " locked 1nto a Wsastrous cost-pnce squeeze" because of President Nixon 's June 13 freeze order " If fanners do not rece1ve a pnce mcrease at th1s hme the producuon capac1ty of the nat10n w1ll be cnppled to the pomt where unreasonab ly and . wtldly mflat10nary pnces will be the result of extremely short supphes later th1s year, " Healy sa1d That testimony happens to mvolve the President of the Umted States I have no motive of usmg that testllllOilY to obtam 1mrnumty from prosecution " Dean has been ~~an te d (Continued on Pa~c JO) ' 1 Quorum lacking in Middleport Mtddlepot t Counctl Mondd y met but no busmcss Yo as transacted due to lack of quoram at the appu111tcd hour and the 11lncs~ of the clerk , Gene Grate May or .John Zer kl e sa 1d tOday coun c1l 'no doubt will mce t m spec1a I se.s ~wn <1 t a Jatte.J' d.tte '' Attcnr..hng we re Mayo1 Zerk le , D"VId Ohiln~ e ' , B1cha1d Vc1ughan , Wliii <Jm Wi:llters , Fred Hoffman , council members; Harold Chase, mcllntenarl ce supel vt sor , Poli ce C lncf , .I J Cre mei.lns, Bob Hycr, chtef of the ftrc department, and J ohn Koebel , nwnas er of th e Co h.imb l ~ Gas Co lll~ht • SIGN READY - A large Slb'll has been emplaced •n front of the new Kroger store nsmg on Eetst M.un Street m Pomeroy The opcnmg date of the ultra-modern shoppmg fa c1hty has been set 101 July 29 • Price rollback ordered The la~ge st overchar-ge disThe Cost of ~1vmg Coun cil covered was a h;_llf-cent per sa1d IRS mvestJgat10ns turned gallon mcrease charged by a up 741 mdependent a nd 365 Co n n e<: tJcut g a s oltn e company-owned stati ons wholesaler on 500,000 gallons cha r ~111g pnccs ab ove the The \.liholesaler w1ll hav e to fr ec1.e level The average refund the ent1re amount of the overcharge wa:'l 2 cents per overchal·ge- $2 ,500- to th e gallon customers affected. All the st<.~twns ag:reed,.lmSnxbe's b1ll would declare a mt•<llately to roll back their national emergency m energy pnces when they were contact- supplies and create the post of ed by the IHS ag~ nts, ac- nationa l encrg} coordi nator , cordmg to a coun c1l who would be subject to Senate spokesman . conftrmalton re~ur ce S WASIIINGTU N IUPI ) Mo 1e than 1,100 serv ice SlHtlOn s have 1oil ed back gasolmc p11 cCs as u t csult of che cks hy th e In ternal Hc vcnuc Sci vi ce on consumer:comphunts, th e gove1 nrnent saul Mondn y In <.~not lic1 dcvcl opmenL, Sen Wllham ll Saxbc, R.Oh10, mt1 oduccd lcg1slatwn Mond<.~y cr~atm g .m 'iencq,:y czar" m the Wh1Lc Honse , who wou ld be dt<~rg ed w1lh dcvclopmg techno logies to pr oduce new energy , rL'(}uce demands for energy and conserve 1.:mcrgy Sweet asks extension COI.U MBUS I UP]) - State Development Director David C Sweet ' "lied Monday on the Hou se-Se nate confere nce ' mmm1ttr,c on the new budget to restore $4 nulhon proposed to opel ate 48 Comm umty 1\<.:twn 1\gcnclCS Jn OhiO despite t: utb<.~t:ks m federal fundmg '11JC <.~ ll ocatwn was approved by Lhe House, but cut by the Sc n.J te m Jts clchberatwn of the G1 lhg<tn ~d rmm str atwn frscal IU74-75 budget The fundmg GYM OPENED Hoger Brau er, new head haske tbull coach at Melgs lllJ..:h Schoo l, anno un ( cd today lhat the Mlddlc)JOrt gy m will he ope n rrom 6-8 p. m sturtlng W c dne ~ dny n1ght. Com'h Brauer !Said th e gym a lso will he ijpc u for play Thursday' and Friday ni ghts or this Yoeck nnd Mond:1y through F' nday ncx.t week. . wo uld extend the programs, bemg phased ou t by the N1xon iJdmmJstmtwn, for one year "Gov , Gtlligan believes the state of OhiO should no't pcrm1 t the shutdown of curnmurnty Actwn agencies w1Uwut put• tmg something m the1r place to provtde needed services to the ove r one M1lhon Ohtoans they now serve," Sweet smd " The $4 mill ion bud get alloca tiOn w11l keep m place the (Continued on Page 10} ......'• Dean : liar or 1nartyr? lly MIKE FEINS!LIIER WASHINGTON IUPI I .John Wesley Dean III told a Whtte Hou se mt1m:~te ' s Watergate sto ry that compels the nat1on to choose between bclicvmg htm and bchevmg Presldent Ntxon The boyi sh-looklllg Dean, peermg through horn-rmuned glasses, teshfletl before the Senate Watergate Cormmttee Monday that he told N1xon March 13 the Watergate defend;ml'i were demanding as much as $1 rmll10n to rema m s1lent, <Jnd Ntxon replied the re was "no problem ') But Dean smd that, on 1\pnl 15, N1xon swd he h"d "only been JOking" about paymg them off Dean said he suspected the n· umversatwn was bemg recorded , and Nixon made that statement bec ause of that At the same mee tm g, he saJd Wa tergate con ,, p~rato r E Howald llunt .Jr h<td been " promised" executi ve dcmcncy 1lJs dernc,m or so ber, hiS vmce flat , De<:en took more than s1x hours to 1c<.~d Ius 65,000wmd account of the scanda l and its cover-up H1s acco unt swd the p, esldent he Sl'rvcd i.IS counsel unbl he was fl l cd !<Jst 1\pnl :m thscussed the cover-up i-lt a s crt c~ of mcetmgs w1th Dean m M.1rch a nd Ap1ll of this yew Account Implica tes A1dcs The accoun t also Jmpll c ::~tcd the two tup former Wh1te Hou se aid es- Joh n Ehril chman and H H Haldeman, who res1gncd the day Dean was ftrcd He s;ud he also told Nixon of the mvolvcmcnt of such high ca mpH! gn and <o~drmnJ stratwn figures as former Attorney General .John N Mi tchell , who approved l.1ddy's buggmg pl<.~n !S .1fter fir st laughmg aL more elaborate schemes , Jeb '1uart Ma gruder, the deputy CiJmpa 1gn manager, who 11dnuts comm1ttmg perJury at the trw! , Charles Colson, a Wh1te House sta ff member "who had pressed Mag rud er to approv e Lidd y' s $250,000 budget, Gordon Strachan a fX)litlcal i':.ude to Haldeman, and Herbe rt Kalmbach, Ntxon 's personal attorney who helped ra ise money to pay off th e conSPirators fo r their silence Dean smd that as early <.~s mid-September. 1972, three months after the breilk-m and two months before the eledwn, Ntxon congrat ul ated h1m for contammg the disclosures so nu ht gh level offlclahs were Implicated The .14-year-<Jid lawyer s<nd ' ......... . :.. ·:······:·:·· .· · :.·.· "•!••.·.:·: ··.··:··:·:··:·· :·::-::-:-:-: :·:·:·!·!·!·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!•! he was told by former While' llouse a1de Egli " Bud" Krogh ,Jr tha t orders to burlganze th e off1ce of the psych1atnst of SAN CLEMENTE, Cahf. iUPl ) - PreSident NIXon, Dun1el Ellsberg, the leaker of apparently d1gg mg 10 to endure John O~an's Watergate the Pentago n Papers, came lestJmon y 111 silence, remained mute 11nd m seclt.15ion tod ay. "nght out of the Oval Off~ee " The Pres1denl does not watch the procecdmgs himself, a He sa1d he understood that SPQkesman sa1d 1 but rs kept Informed of Dean's tes timony. Haldeman, the ch1ef of staff, White Hou'lc aides monitor th e hroad casts and prepare "had cleared" w1th Nixon the datly summanes of the cont euts, the spokesman said The actJvJiles G Gordon 1Jddy, Army SJgnal Cor ps tapes them for rep lay later If th e m&stermmd of the Watergate Preside nt \\ ants to sec them N1xon himself huddl ed With hiS ra1d, before the Democratic key advrsers, mduding Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr and natwnal headquarters was Prt:ss Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, for several hours Monday broken mto June 17, 1972 afternoon as Dcan"s statement stunned official Washmgton. White Hou<e Silent There Yo ere no ind1cat wns that Nixuu "as prepared to The White House sa1d Mondefend himself immediately against the charges hy Dean . day 1t would rernam silent Z1egler told reporters " We do not plan to ha ve a comment as about Dean's test1mony At San the Er"m Cummittcc proceeds ." Clemente, Call! , where th e Prcstdent IS staymg, Press President mute; in seclusion Secretary Ronald L Ztelger told reporters, "We do not plan to have a comment as the Ervm com mittee proceeds " Z1egler sa1d N1xon has no plans ''at th1S tlme" to hold a news r.:on ferencc But Dea n 's accou nt 1s VIo lently In dispute w1th the facl<i r~s presented by Nixon Nixon spoke out on th e sub ject the day he fired Dean and accepted the res1g nat10ns of Ha ldeman "nd John D Ehrhchman , h1s chtef domestic affam:; adv1ser "There can be no. whitewash m the Wh1te House," Ntxon sa1d 111 that teleVIsed speec h He sa1d he was "appalled at th1s senseless, tllegal act" \\hen he learned of the break-m at Democratic headquarters " As the mvest1gat10n went forward , I repeatedly asked those that cond ucted the mvestlgatwn whether there was any re~son to believe that member.s of my adrnm tstratwn were m any way mvolved, " N1xon satd " I recetved repeated assurances that they were not. . ,. He Remained Convinced "Ber.ause of these t'<mhnumg reassurances, because I bea he"ed the reports I was gettmg, because I had faith m the IX!rsons from whom I "as getting them, I d1scounted the stones m the press that appeared to 1mphcate members of my ad1mmst rat!on or o~her ofhc1als of the campa 1gn comm1ttee Until March of this y.ear, T remamed convmced ' 1Contmued on Page 5) • �terractal datmg? 4 Do you want more open dtscuss1ons of the above menboned ISSUes with your parents• Do you think they could tell you anything you don t lready ow m a way you would accept? <Not 1 the w y of rules but educatiOn ) S o your parents agree on your disc1phne? 1ch parent does most of the dtsctphmng m your family ? 6 Whtch parent are you able to talk to best• (If there 1s a difference) 7 Through discussion are you sometimes able to change your parents v1ewpomts? (You may g 1ve examples on a separate sheet of paper ) 8 C1rcle one Do yqu thmk premarttal sex for teenagers 1s a Never okay? b Okay if you re engaged to each other? c Okay 1f you care about each other though you re not planrung mamage? d Okay any time w1th anyone as 1t s JUst another appetite o 9 Do you expect to be a v1rgJn when you marry? What percentage of 19-year olds do you beheve are v1rg1ns• Of 16 year olds? 10 Do you thmk marr1age 1s gomg out of style? Helen Help US • • • By Helen Botte) .-. .·••.-~- - ~- ~ -·• • • .- •· ·~ • GENERATION RAP BY HELEN AND SUE BOTIEL QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEENAGERS DEAR READERS ' Here IS the queshonnatre you asked for It complements the Parents Quiz we pubhshed In March and 1s a1med mamly a t determmmg how where when and IF there IS a broad genera bon gap When all answers are computed we II do several compansons on parents and teens answers as weJI as reports on the separate surveys If you d hke to be mcluded m our Generation Rap NATIONAL SURVEY OF TEEN ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS please f1ll out the followmg queshonnmre and send 1t to Helen and Sue Bottel care of thts newspaper You need not mclude your name and your answers wlll be kept conftdenhal Questwnna1re For Unmarned Teenagers <Ages 13 through 19l Age Sex (Male Female ) Is yours a twoparent home• Do both parents work outs1de the Do you hve m Suburbs C1ty home? Rural area ? Answer Yes or No or whatever response IS mdtcated I Do you have good gtve and take com mumcahon wtth your parents• 2 Do you thmk your parents have done a good JOb ra1smg you 9 Do you plan to ra1se your chtldren differently than you have been ratsed? If so - More stnct 9 Less strtct? <You may make additional comments to any of the above questions on a separate sheet> 3 Can you dtscuss together Without em barrassment to e1ther yourself or your parents the followmg Sex? B1rth Control• VD? 9 Masturbation? Pettmg? Homosexuahty Drug abuse? Leavmg home? In - .-.. . .. ,__ ~ .... ~ ' '••• • •• •• • LEGAL NOTICE TQ ALL PRESENT AND FORMER ANNUAL RATE REGULAR POSTAL EMPLOYEES AND THE REPRESENTATIVES OF DECEASED ANNUAL RATE REGULAR POSTAL EMPLOYEES RF.GARDING POSSIBLE • • • •• • •• -•• • •• I •• 1/ E h lo A Quahficat•on for Back Wages under "Class Act10n Consent Order -~ • ••• • • • • • •• t bfe o po e I F o the pe od from approx mately March 4 19(i6 to Jan ary 7 1972 annu al rate rcgLlnr~ were ent tied to o vert me w ages under P bl c Law 89 30 I fo r work pcrfo med d r ng days or hours o ts de of the r regLlar sched le as a result of a req ed en po rary sched lc change unless the chcd c cha ge occ rre 1 wh lc they were occu pv g n} of tl e fo ll ow ng: pas t o ns (I) post n a~te r (1) r I carr er (3 ) po I I mspecto r f4 l ro d d IYemployee (a defined n 19 USC Se 158 1 ( 1962) ) (5) s • • • •• • • • • •• • • • •• • •' ' • • • b s lll lcem~loyce (6l ho rl y r e eg Ia employee (7) annual rate regt 1 r v. ho between Marc h 4 1965 and July ?9 1966 ve c n al y level PFS 8 and above UO an n I rate reg Iars who helween J ly 29 1966 and Oc ober 6 1967 were n solarl' level PFS II n I hove ( 9) ann al rate regtlrlrs who fter O c ober 6 1967 we c n salary level PFS 12 and above or eq va ent level s ., Any empo rary schcdtle ch ange on the part of a an I a c reg hr wh Ch wa s no t made at h s req est fo h " co nve n encc s a rcq red s' hcd le ch a gc fo r wh ch the employee ent tied to ove rt m e compen sa o n fo r work performed o t s de o f h Cl! I r hed le w tho reg:ud to the n t e o he wo k pe fo rmed nder the tempo rE~ ry sc hed le Ten por ry sched le changes made en pl oyee s req es t for h s conven ence are no t com1 en hi e at the o vert me rate 8 Chums frocedure under Class Adlonfl Con sent Order Th e Co cocn 0 lcr c tnbl shes procedt re s for I c fi g of c 1s hy p esc t en plo] ccs former en pl oyccs and the cprcsentat vcs of deceased employee'\ v. ho a sert en t tlemcnt to overt me 1 ack vngcs n lc p ragraph A hove ., C ia m s Pro cd e lor P rese t Employees (a l As soon as pr cl cal after July 30 19B "" pre se nt emplo yee w 11 he no t fled hy the r m stallat on head that the r tame records are avaal able for e x E~m nat on In most c ses these records date back to the first pay pen od n wh ch regul a r work sched les vcre ass gned l der Pub! c I aw R9 101 and e d w h Ihe 1 ay per od lcrm nat ng o n Ja arv 7 1972 ( b l E h prcse t employee s cnl lied to he cxc sc 1 f o 1 h nNmE~l tCi l r of dtty f0r 1p to 0ne ho 0 rev cw h 1 me record" and w 11 he o mpen ate 1 fo h t ho r nt h s stra l!hl t me r E~t e of cornpc s 1 o In ad It on he n ay re st 11 I 01 for the move has re Clr l fwn the p rpos e 0f h rev cw (c ) Spec I ci a n lorn < vII he v I hie all po t 1 n E~ll I o s 11 \\ 11 he c c"sary f0r the emplo ce to d c c o n the c1 1 form those ho rs f0 vh ~.: h he he e es he s e 1t tkd to re c hnck wa2es co er o c (d) An empl oyee s fa! re tCl file a c1;um w h h" n~ t:ll a on head w th 1 90 d \ S of re e p of o cc h 1 " nc records arc va I hie fo s pec n " II a e h s r 2ht o prcsc 1t a cl H n\\ ev cr l pon cood c o;;e sho vn the n c f0r fi 1 m h 11 he exten led ( c ) '\ Cl pl o cc u st hmal ad 1 e\ cn th0 gh h c; t me rcc0 ds rc n lo l!er \a 1 hie (f ) A( er n e pl oyee h[ls s bm ttcd h s cl 1 th e lo 1 1st 11 0 head v. II rc ew t to cietcrn nc "he he r hec la shm 1d he r Pro cO for p ymen t Jt the m S de ed the emri O) CC w 1 he c cd to ppc nl 1 Procc<l rc fn Forn cr Emp! C'I ces d the Rep cs o f Dec cd En pl o} CC'\ E en ll y I cr c ppl In I m b) • fo rn cr c pl 0 cc a I cp c c 1 t c {lf dccc cd cmpln) ec lh I he fo l! o 11! C\:CC'pl on s ( ) The P I Scr cc v II t mr lo nol f fo rme ~ a r tc rei! I rs 0 f the r r 1.! 1 t 1 th 'i n a tcr hv for v. rd g copv o l th s n i c tolhe r • S tcs C v\1 Sc v " e Con m ss o n o r the ap1 ropr ate Post I Ser v 1.: D Center • • • •• • ENTITLE~NT last kn ow dd CS< on file w th the Un led (h) Any forme r emplo yee or the represent t vc ol de c cd employee who rece ves th s no c f om the Posl tl Servacc hy maal must re q c I " ess to the employee s I me records n wr t 1g w th n 60 days of rece1 v ng s ch not ce { r w vc h s r ght to present a cia m (c) An y former employee or he represent al ve ol a d e c sed employee who does no t re cc ve a copy of h s nol ce from the Postal Serv ce by m 1 nll st req est acces tp the employee s 1 me rc ord s w h n three years of July 1 1973 o r w vc h s r g ht to present a cia 1m (d ) The t me rec ords of former employees the post offices and postal nstalla a rc lac ell t o 1 wh rc thee empl o}ees wo rked Accord ng Jy a former employee o r u representative of a decc C~ cd employee ma y reques t access to su ch re (;o rd ~ (I ) hv s t ng or wr t ng d rectly to the he d of e 1.c h post office or po tal nstal at on vhcrc he cmp O}ee w s employed or (") by sk ng E~n) lo a po 1m ster for as stam:e n ob ta n 1g s ch records When mak ng the req est a former emplo y ~ mt st dent fy h mself ns a for me r poc; 1 en ployce who s reqt c t ng: access to h s 1 me ret.: or I nder he C om;c nt Order Pro eedt re nd m t state h s name c al llic r ty m mhcr nd the post om e(s) or po!\1 1 n t lla ton( ) where he workc I The represent t ve of a dc ~.: case I emplo}cc shmld follow lhe same pro ccd re w th re~ rd to the de~.:c 1 ed employee n vol vcll nd ml t al so md ate on wh t bas as he or she 1 n g 'I the de, eased employee s repre entat \C (c) Up on rccc vmg not cc from the Postal Serv cc thilt the records re V[l lahle for exnm nat on a former empl o yee or the repre sentat ve of 1 decc sed cmp oyec m ~t s hm t h s cia m as provdcd 1 p r ~ phs B2(cl (f) of IbiS nolce C Nollfiratoon of Determination of Claims 1 The n t Hat on he td o h s des gnec w 11 not fy the cl mant n wr t llB of the d spos ton of h s da m w h 1 90 1 ys of the d tc the Ia m s filed F I re ro 1o t fy the da man! of determ nat on 0f the c1 m w th n 90 days w II con stltlle at to mat c approv I 0f the ent rc d m 1f a cia m s den ed the dec son w II sl te the rcason( s ) for den ol 2 If w th 1 ~0 dC~ ys of rece pt of the wntten de c s1on regard 1g the d a m the cia mant fa Is to d\ se the Post I Serv cc offk al who s gned the dec s on that he c thcr (I) cccpts he dec•~ on 11 ftll or(" l rcJec s the dec s on f II he w 11 be deemed to hri\C ccepted the dec ~1on n fulJ ~ If the da mant reJects the dec s on he may appe ll n a ~.; c ord nee w th the procedures set forth the Opcr ~ 1mtr ct on~ 4 E mpl oyee ~ ho rc llEl pari of the class and lso rem rcprc en cd hy cot nsel for the named pi 11 ITs sha ll be hot nd by t ch co nscl s dec1 s ons rei!E~ rd 1 !.! the cltlcment o r other d spos ton of dans D Payment of Claims When fitul dec o n has been m de to pay the c1 m the c1 rna t w 11 promptl y rece ve pay me 1t fr0m the Postal Scrv ce n c 0rd nee w th 1hede ~ o E AddU onallnformatlon A ld o 11.1 n orm tt m n reu:a rrl ng the contents t th s or ~.,; C 1 y I c o htE~mcd fr om D onald M M rthn E ~ q1. re o 1 cl for plant lfs Dep:trt 11C I p tc 701 I 0 H I SirCCI N w a,h 1 0 1 D C "' OO:l!i A copy of the Co sent Order 1 e hi CJ n ~ I h r 1 g o Mr C'lvde W !son (' n AI 1 IM R0om Vi"" US Postal Sa ~.: c He d q cr l "~ th & Pen sylvnn a Ave c N IV W I n~1o D C ' 0°60 The Oper t Hl 1 I d n d cl m f('l m ~ v I be ava 1 hie 1 po 1 I I 1 o n "he 1 the Ia ms pro ce I re s 1plc ncn cd II F.LJi'fTIONS AV \ILABLE TO MEMBERS s w OF THE CLASS The Con sc t 0 dcr dccla cs hat the Hlmed pi t nt IT a c prflper rc p resc l l:lt CO\ of the e tt re dE~ "s of pre c nt nd for mer 1 o ~t n l c p lo yee~ en t tied to recn v er crt 11e back wages nder P b l.( I U 1 lcr he C o :'\ Cnl O rde r :tnd 1 1 R I '1 1h F I r I R lc ol C I Proced rc I rs t tl ~: 1 re r tie I to he adv sell 1 ck t o l c3 1 lie to them I 1 1 A A n\ per o 1 ho d n m c 1t 1 cmc t t0 over 1 nc l ck u::cs 1dcr n I I c L v R9 10 I h t do cs 101 h n p r 11 tc n th ciao; ~ 3d o lit g 1 l Hll I he rc q co; t (;Xd s on he ex ell de 1 h the c r 11 c d ~ 't , n<:.o far "i h s It I c a 1 Cl l th n the rc ch of c Rllc 0 1(1ltl )or( 0 ) Fcdc r iRie ofC v l Procedt c SL 'hex ('11 nu t 1 e r 4 ested by !cue lire ~cd 10 he nders g 1cd 1 P 0 Box 97~ Den Fr mk l Swt o 1 Wa<h nul n DC (Commu~onPageW ) Esther s a P e r s aa n nam e meamng sta r TO BACK WAGES Th s not cc s p bl shea n ~:o n form ty w th a Consent Order ...,ntcrcd Al gl s t ., 6 1971 hy the Un red States D s ct Cou rt fo r the D str ct ot Columb1a m settlement of C v 1 Act o ns Nos 359] 69 ami 3595 69 Its p rpos c JS to brmg th s se ll len cn t to the a ltent o n ot all persons who were full t me annual rate regul ar e n ployees o t the Un cd S tes Po tal Serv ce (as l sed here n the term Pos ta Se v <.:C ncludes the former Post Offic Department) at any t me be h 4 1966 and J nu ry 7 1972 a well s reprc en 1 ves I s ch en ployccs who are now de ea sed The settlement mvolves the tween app r x n ar c y M recovery o l b ck wages lo r o e t n c l ni.lcr P bl c L w R9 "01 t or ten rorary c ~.:hctl ng dcr the co nd tons set forth nder p>~ragraph I A below ThiS ot ce s n cndcU to Uv e s ch persons of the r r ght s reg rd !.': th m ncr I ho ld he read c<~ref lly Th e Jaw s del\ bed above were filed on Dccemhcr 9 196 9 lass <.1 t on o n bch If of all s ~.:h present and fa nner ann al rate regular postal employees The med pia nt ffs he e s ts arc ~:crt n nd v d I r ost •I e nplo yee d the follow ng postal labor mons Amer caQ P~tal Workers Un o n AFL cro M I H ndler D v so n of the Lahorcrs 1 tcr t o I Un on AFL cro anllthe Nat onal Assoc at o n of Letter Carr ers AFL-CIO "•• • • 20 Do you think your parents understand you most of the time? 21 Do you have an outs1de JOb 9 Do you have specific household dulles? 22 Do your parents GENERALLY dtscuss moral andethtcal values wtth you and hsten to your v1ews 9 Or do they more often tssue ultimatums and lay down the law 9 23 Do you thmk mariJuana sbould be Jegahzed• If not should penalties for pr1vate use <NOT selhng or deahng > be reduced• Have you ever tr1ed pot? 24 Do you thmk the legal drmking age should be uniformly lowered to 189 25 Do you thmk excessive use of alcohohc beverages IS a MAJOR problem among teenagers• Excess1ve use of !I legal dope ? (Note we satd maJor > 26 Do you thmk illegal drugs ( th1s does not mclude alcohol) are as prevalent among teenagers as they were a year ago? That 1s do you thmk the drug problem 1s dim1mshmg? '/:7 C1rcle one Do you bas1cally agree wtth your parents vtewpomts on a What constitutes a successful hfe ? b The New Morahty? c Pohhcs? d Your career• e Drug abuse• f Mmonty races? (Explam more fully on a separate sheet If you WISh ) 28 Would you call your parents a Over anxtous? b Over protective? c Okay most of the time? d Not much mterested m you• CCtrcle one or more ) 29 Do you generally go along w1th your parents rules and dectstons even though you don t always agree wtth them? 30 Do your parents Judge your fnends by the1r --~--~~~------~------~--------~------~~--~--------~--~~--------~----------------------~-----, • •• ••• 11 Do you want a traditional hfehme marnage and chlldren• 12 Do you approve of mothers workmg outs1de the home? 13 Do you basically beheve m women s equahty With men? 14 Do you thmk 1t 1s Important to remam a vtrgm until marnage? For boys? For g1r!s• Are you a v1rgm? 15 In your hfetlme do you thmk the U S w11l ever agam send ftghtmg combat troops to another overseas war such as Vtetnam• If so would you f1ght the draft? 16 Are you m favor of tnal marnages or hvmg together as a pre marrtage test• 17 How do you rate your parents marnage? <Circle one) - a Excellent b Good c Fatr d Poor Do you thmk they truly Jove each other• 18 Do you want your marrtage to be hke that of your parents? 19 Do you thmk your parents tell you the whole truth about what they did when they were young• '0044 poSimarked not lalcr 1han mtdn ght July 15 197) Any per o n who does not elect to be so exell dcd w II be fully bo nd by the settlement m th s I t gu t on A person who elects to be so ex cl ded f o m the class w II be free subject to the adJ d ca t on o f 1 Sl es w than the reach of Rule 21 (b)fl) or (2) Federal Rules of C1vtl Proced re to pu rs e whatever mdtv dual legal rem cd es he m y h ve If he sholld 10dependently re t.: over hack wages under Pt bl c Law 89 301 he may neverthe1e s be reqt red t nder law to pay attorney fees to the counsel who n t ated these cla ss act ons B If a pcr~on docs not so request exctus on from lhe class by J•ly 15 1971 he Will automahcally be nell ded n the dass and h s ent tlement wall be determ ned t nder the Consent Order and any The Dat~ Sent1nel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH Pub CtyEdtor s hed da y exce p s a urd a y by Th e Oh o v a ey P u b s h ng Co urt St Co m pa ny 1 Pome oy Oh o 457 69 Bus ness Off ce Phon e 99 2 2156 E d to a P hone 992 2157 Second cla ss pos age pa d at Po m e oy Oh o Na ona a d ve rt s n ~ repr esen ta ve Bott ne Ga laghe nc 2 Ea s 42nd S New Yo k C ty NeW Yo k S ub sc p t on r a t es Del vered by ca e wh e e ava ab e 55 ce n s pe wee k By Motor Roul e whe r e ca rr er ser v ce no ava lab e On e montb $2 By m a n Oh o a nd W va One yea r S 6 S x mon t hs tT\ On hs sa jiQ Thr ee monlhs S5 50 Elsewh e e S 8 yea s x r,t:~onth s $9 50 hree months $6 Subs cr p on pr ce nclud es Sunday T mes Sent ne Television Log 3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport 6 13 9 00 - lnte na t on a Perfor man ce 20 33 9 30 - V rg n an 8 Molle Deadl y Ha r11es t 10 o 00 - Ma rcus We lby M D 6 13 News 20 Cance r L fe or Death 33 NBC Reports 3 4 B I y Graham IS 15 00 - News 3 4 8 13 5 30 ...... 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6 3 Mov es M c ha el Kohlh aas a The Four Poster 0 00- News 3 Per ry Ma so n 4 2 DO- News .4 Cubs up NL East lead to 6% games Ma tor League Sta ndtn9s By Un1f~ Press International Nahan a I League East w I pet gb Ch cago 42 30 583 Mon tr ea t 32 33 508 6 ' St Lou s 33 35 485 7 P h lade ph a 32 36 471 8 P ttsburg h 31 36 463 8 ' New Yor k 30 35 462 8 ' West w I pet g b Los Ange es 47 26 ~4 San Fr a nc sco 42 32 568 5 '2 Hous ton 42 32 568 5 2 C nc nnal 37 34 52 9 Atlanta 30 42 4 7 6 :1: San Dego 23 50 3 s 24 Monda ys Results P Its 8 Mon trea 6 lsi P Its 3 Montrea 1 2nd Ph lade lph a 7 St Lou s 6 Ch cago 3 New Yo k 2 Houston 13 C nc nnat 2 Los Angel es J San D ego 2 ( On y games scheduled ) Today s Probab le P tchers P All T mes EDT ) ttsburgh 1Walke 3 5) at (Stoneman 1 4) Phillies wm l-0 By Woody Call Jr Wee kend Pony base ball action " as h1ghhghl<!d by a Hl shutout by n ghthand er Jeff McK nney of the Pomeroy Ph1llies over the a1114 year-old club of Middleport, the The Court w 11 l pon conclt s1c n of that heanng c er l ord,.cr cffc 1 n~ part al FmE~I Judgment d spas ng of "11 ss es whach have been dectded as of the date o f s ch F nal Judgment subject to the Courl l pon be ng adv sed by the pari es that all a!iipects of the controversy have been settled en ter ng the F nal Judgment contelhplated by the Conllient Order as heretofore amended The part es have reached agreement to submit to final and b nd ng arb trahon md vadua1 dts pt tes rema n ng upon conclus on of the US Pos tal Serv ce s process ng and dec s1on as to the nd v dual eTa m s n 1 eu of COl. rt proceedmgs thereafter The Consent Order and Implementing Order and Dec s 6n and the part es agreement for fina) nd b n l ng nrh trn on as :finally approved by the Co t po o nclu!i on of the nd cated F1nal He ar ng w II ~overn the process ng of all md ' d ::t l cia n " nclt d ng any arb tr at aon proceed loss left the Amencans w1th a 3 2 record the Philli-s still undefea ted al 6-0 The record books show why the Ph lilies are top dogg mg !he Me1gs Pony League In s1x games they have scored 66 Amer cans McKmney gave up rWls ga ve up only 9 Rac tn e IS just two h ts a s ngle to Jeff Bea ver and " triple to M1ckey Davenport Sl<!ve Bachner n ghtha nder p tchmg fo r the Amen cans was als o s ha rp a ll owtn g almost a s strong defens ve ly g1v10g up only 10 but puttmg toge ther enough h1 ts sl<!als bunts •nd base runn ng for only 29 of the1r ow n Kenny Ma nkm a tn ple and two The other fo ur clubs trail far behlnd n these dep•rtments (see below) smgles and John Glaze a smgl• The Ph1llies got the1r r un m the bottom of the s1xth In a nother weekend gam e the Pomeroy Athlet cs scored a run m the ftrst mmng a t mmng Syracuse Saturday mght and beh10d flOe p1tch10g by Dale McKmney a pmr of smgles McK10ney fanned 13 walked only one m a supe rb outmg Brow nmg defea ted Syr acuse 1 Bachner w1 th pmpomt control 0 fa nned SIX walked nobody The Browmng allowed only three h ts wh le str k ng out 10 and " alked only one batl<!r Br1an OIL FILTERS ••••••••••• :~~. ~~L~~. 197 $ 97 6 $795 BRAKE SHOES ••••••••••••••• SHOCKS •••••••••••••••••••••••• BOND EX BONDED EXCHANGE $ 6g FLOOR MATS••••••••••••••••• 5 RUBBERMAID $ 699 COVERS •••• ~~~~~r.~~L.v•• NYLON THROW OVER SEAT Ham lton The h ghes a nd s peed eco ded by a woma n s 335 0 0 MPH by M s Le e B eed ov e of Los Ange les hu s ban d s d v ng he Sp I o Ame ca Son c o n he Bonne le Sa F a s U ah on Nov 4 965 The h gh es speed eve ac h e ed on and s 650 MPH mom en a y d ur ng th e 627 287 MPH r un of The B ue F lam e d ve n b y Ga y Ga be c h on Bonnev le Salt F a ts Uta h on Oc obe r 23 1970 The B ue F a me wa s des gn ed o w ths and sf esses up to 000 MP H wh le lhe res have been es ed o speeds of 850 MP H us as Th e B ue Fla m e was bu to ta ke a M ac e wa e e ne s des gn ed and eng nee ed o g e e c en long a st ng se v ce t ce pe lo man ce oo Th s ema ka b e appl an ce wa s made o u n hard m nera l aden wa le n o soft as e and odor tree spa k ng wa e a every tap TO a y des gn ed to g ve you a be er way of I e h ough Na te Fo n be t e o mo 011 ca 882 2525 13 h1ts tn 21 t mes at bat on the season for a 619 average Greg Sm1th and Ron Snyder had the other Pomeroy hi ts For Syracuse Greg Cund ff Tm Cundiff and Greg Dav1s ea ch had sm gles PONY STANDINGS W L R OR Ph1llies 6 0 66 9 Rae me 4 I 29 10 Athie! cs 4 2 5035 Amer ca ns 3 2 30 22 Ea stern 2323 39 Rutland 2 4 25 60 Syr acuse I 4 21 33 M ddle portA 0 62255 International League Stand ng s By Umted Press International A mer can D v s on W L Pet G 8 Roc hes e 40 29 580 Sy a cu se 33 34 493 6 Pa w uc: ke 33 34 493 6 To edo 30 38 44 9 2 Nat onal 0 v son W L Pet G B Cha es ton 44 29 603 T dewat er 40 30 57 2 Pen nsu a 34 34 500 7 22 48 314 20 R chmond Monday s Results T dewa e 6 Paw tucket 2 Cha es fon 5 Syracuse 2 (On ly gam es scheduled ) TO f'LAY UC DAYTON Oh o UP IJ Wright State Umverslty an noun ced today t has added the UmTer s lty of Cmcmnat1 to ts 881 252 5 1973 74 bas ketball sched ule New )-t a en W Va Wtlght Stal<! w II play at ---~- Cinc10nat on Dec 12 SAYRE HARDWARE AUTO ANTENNAS In!!: ~ IV COUNSEL FEES AND EXPENSES The m ttcr of co nsel fees and expenses for serv ccs heretofo re rendered by cot nset bnng ng th s act on and of cm nsel fees and expenses for serv ces ..., h ch may be rendered hereafter by or g nal or o ther cot nsel will be determ ned by the Co rt after t he date of the F nat Hear ng V C0:\1VJUNICATION WITH COURT TO BE ONLY BY PLF.A DING OR MOTION An y pe rson washmg further nfo rmat on about th 1 t g ton m y co mm n cate w th Donald M M rth Esq c0 nsel for pTa nt fTs whose address s set lorth nde r lE above All cc'llmumcat on v. th th e C o rt !'. h all be by form al plead ng or rna t o v. th ~.:o p es he eof served t po n col nsel for 1hc pari e PLEASE DO NOT WRITE OR C AI L THE COURT Jan e< F Davey "1'~ • ~ Cle k Un led St a t~s D str ct Court fo th e D t ct of Col n b Dale June 8 1973 HOUSTON {UP! ) - The Houston Astros are takmg all They r pped the ace of the Cm the first and runth nn10gs these cln na t1 Reds staff Jac k days and tf Leo Durocher has Billi ngham { 9 5) a nd l wo anythmg to say aoout 11 - relievers for 13 h1ts a nd which he does - that s the ""l trounced the Reds 13 2 Mo nday mght t will contmue So the supe rs ti ti ous The Astros haven t ta ken DW'ocher prom ptly canceled battmg practice before flv e or their last SIX games an d won all ba tting practice for tomght s ftve They lost the one when ga me aga mst the Reds He had call~ 11 off pnor to Monday they took battmg practice mght s game w1th the Reds They have averaged mne r Wis a game m those ft ve because the Aslros had fl own all Sunda y mght from San FAN BELTS •••••••••••••••••••• ~l 69 MOORE'S POMEROY 992-2848 WE CLOSE AT 5:30P.M. ON SATURDAY •• Amer~ can League actmn Rtcht e He bner wa s the battmg star for the Pirates as F ranciSCO arra vmg home at 4 30 am Ken Forsch who hurled a scven...httter got only three ho urs sleep He had to get up at 8 a m and move mto his new house He had scheduled the move two weeks earlier not know10g he w•s gmng to p1tc h Fo rsch (8-7) had a two-1111 shuwut through s1x IMmgs when h1s teammat es explode d for mne run s and gave ham a 10 0 lead Then he bega n coastmg and gave up a t wo-run Top teams stay on beam The lnd1ans and Braves took over where they left off at the end of !he f~rst half of the season m Middleport Utile League act10n Mond•y mght The Indmns wmn ers of the f1rst h• lf w1th a 6-0 record began their quest for the second ha lf crown by w• llopmg the Mets 14-3 behmd the lowhit p !clung Ke1th 1 ynch a left y The Br aves a lso wummg theiT ftr st game of the secrnd half had to hold off a last m n ng r•11 y by the Reds to wm 14 11 !'he Tnbe started th10gs off qu1ckly scormg five runs m the first mn ng on a s mgle by Lynch e rrQr on, \he fir st baseman t\lefl fi e lde r~ ~hoK'CS a smgle by Hovatter a nd a double by Kelv n I ee The Mcts came back 10 their half of the lhird to close the ga p to 5-2 on a h1t batter and smg l~s by Mower) and D Herm an But the Ind1 a ns hit batter two m or e wa lks and wrapped 1! up m th e fourth " s ngle by R Stewart slash ng 6 hi ts to plate as 1m ny But the Braves came n ght runs In that 10n ng Lynch led back m the fourth on a tnple by off w1th a s10gle followed by a Dodson two-bagge r by 1erry smgle by J erry Gardne r a Wayl•nd two wa lks and " home run by Mark Venoy double by Peckon 1 he Braves smgle by M1ke Hmdy a walk to •dd~ another m the f1fth on a Hovatter a nd an error on the walk and a smgle by Dodson fir st basem a n The Reds stormed back n The Tnbe added three m the f fth on an error doubles by ura nce ru ns m the fifth on a M Magnotta and D Wilcox double by I ynch walk to and a s10gle by Stewart to close Gardner f1 elder s chotec and a the ga p to 13-7 triple by Hmdy The MeL• got But four runs 10 the s xth £ell thmr last run m t1 e f1fth on just short McHenry led off singles by Dave Hysell and With a walk followed by a Herma n doubl e by K McHaffe and BRAVES WIN home run by I May W lcox l he Braves took a 10-0 lead m drove m the last run With a the th1rd mnmg on a wa lk round tripper smgle by M1~e M1Jler double The Braves who lm ished by Br tt Dodson smgle by second m th e f1rst half of the Terry Wayl•nd double by sea son With a 4 2 mark are Steve F1fe and Jeff Wayland a now t1ed for f ~rst With the In smgle by Matt Weaver and a dians at 1-U The Reds and Mets tnple by M Her a re t ed for second wath n.-1 J'he Reds ca me back m th e~r m arks h ~ If of Hey, Gang! Let s stop at Adolphs Da1ry Valley for one Of their deliCIOUS sandwiches cones or shakes DAIRY VALLEY At The End of Pomeroy Bndge they swept a doubleheader collected a s mgle and a two-run to g~ve Darrell Brandon his Hebner drove m t hree rW!s m the opener mcl uding a pru r double durmg the rally Ken fars t wm of the yeitr wtth his runth homer of the year a nd Hl!bner also hom er e d m th e n ightca p Renm e Stennett also drove m three rWJ s for the Pirates m the f1rs t game while AI Ohver hom ered 10 the mghtcap Boots Day hit a hom er for Montreal m the f1rst gam e The Astros explode'<! for rune run s m the s1xth uuung to the t hirtf on two walks a NE W YORK (UP!) Pete est a bl sh Hn NFJ m edi ca l m lhon to a Ch cago .syndicate Rozelle comrm ss oner of the director who woUld mak e at headed by sports entreprenewNatiOnal Football Le ague as mandatory for all teams to Potter Palmer Pa lm er IS a lso expected to unve1l h s plan for report any dr ugs they rna ntam pa rt -o wner of th e Harl em the controlled use of dru gs to and the rea sons for the r use Globetrotters !he 26 NFL own ers toda y as a There 1s no forma l mee tmg Roze ll1s expected to go over t wo day owne rs mee tmg the plan thoroughly with the of the ex panswn comm ttee s wmgs mto act on owner s today before mak ng sc heduled for the two da ys but The NF I Pla ye rs an y announ<.:e mcn t Di..i n Hoo n cy co mm Jttcc Assoc aa t w n meetmg n other top1cs on the agenda chalrmtt n said t he subJect of Qucago last weekend has for the t"o.<Jay meet ngs are expa ns on s I kely to be alread y voted to reJect a ny plan of the comrmss10ner s wh1 ch would call for a man dato rl ur10alys1s as part of the llie s <Jie of the New Orlecms Samts and th e poss1b I ly of McCarver also home red for St Houston to notch h1s e1ghth I.()UIS VIctory desp1te giVtng Op a two Ken McMullen h1t his third run homer to Bobby Tolan homer In a .s man} games a nd Pi nch h 1tte r M1k e Cla ude Osleen notched his Rodgodzmskt hit a two-run seventh strrught wm as the hon er m the etghth mn ng to Dodgers defeated the P•dres gtvc the Phtlhes a VICtory over Osteen boost ng h1s record to the Ca rdina ls Ted Simmons 1 ~3 needed relief help from homer had g1ven th e Card mals J m Brewer m the runth when a 6-5 lead 10 the top of the 111 the Padres pushed • cross their rung but Rodgodzm sk1 con second r Wl defeat the Reds Cesar Cedeno nectcd off re heve r Oiego Segw touched off the b1g mnmg w1lh a homer while Bob Watson Rutmnd teJJms pmnnrng sale NFL STARS ON TV NE W YORK (U PI ) RUTL.,\ND - Rutland Pony League and little Leag ue homer to Bobby Tolan n the team s wall ho ld a rununa~:: e sale al the Rutland gymnas1wn seventh I got" httle tlf~ but really Fnday and Saturday from 9 unt1l 5 There will be all k10ds I was tired befor e I st 1rted or te m s for sa le sa~d Forsch Bob Watson w•s the of fe ns1ve s tar gomg 3 fo r 4 kn ocking m three runs and scor ng three times He had a smgle early n the b g n ne-run s1xth IIUlmg and then hned a thr ee-run double to chma x tl Cesar Cedeno had a 1omer and a smgle stole a base a nd scored four tunes Doug Rader had a three-run do uble and Tommy Heln\s clubbed a two run double Don Wilson (5 7l w1ll start for the Astros ton ghl • nd Ross Crnnsley 6-5) w1ll sta1 t for the Reds For terns to be picked up on Wednesilil y or Thursday call 742-6!33 or brmg to Ru tland gym Wednesday or Thursday betwee n IO and 12or 5and6 All others " ho w sl to lelp be •t the gym at I p m Wedn esday ot call U e al>u ve number Seve ral ra m har names w1ll help te lev SIOn VIC Y~ ers dent1fy som e not sc. fam ahar names t11s season as the CBS- rv network announced t he s gmng of several former NF I stars as br oadcasl •n•lysts durmg the 1973 se ason Ttmmy Bro wn tomm y Maso n Pete Retzlall &rt St. i:Jrr and WC::~yne Walk er were those s tgned by the network to help the play by-j>lay commen La tors SELAK SIGNE D ST LOUI S (UP I) - l!onald Selak a n g ht~la l de d p1tchcr who was the No 2 draft cho1ce of the St I.o uas Cu d na1s n J me s f ee ~e n t dr•lt has been 1gnc I by the club t was an w um:L>d Mond 1y Giants, Yanks tied up The Cants and Yankees were lied will 5 1 record s a t t1 e end of Pomeroy I ttle lea gue baseball action i•st week Close beh nd were the T1 gers at 4 1 and the P ra tes and Sy racuse A) w t1 3 1 ecord s d ublc For the Ya nkees Steve Call • nd Sieve I ttle e•ch s ng led Mm kN or t nl onct cd • n I T n r y Housl doub led po rl ant s I a b ly ns ur a nce fo r pe r son a l n 1ury to oth er s - Bo th va ta bl e a t Wont ost ' 5 4 1 1 I I 3 3 2 4 I 4 0 6 DOWN lNG-CHlLDS AGENCY, INC. 22 0 N '1 d MIDDL EPO RT pos ataon the res t of the wcty fannn g 12 • nd wa lk10g only 2 ba tte rs F o rb es m ea nw htl e we:t s fam mg: n ne a nd wa lk ng only 3 n h s dem onstr a t or of mound prowess Syra cuse h tters were J Duffy ard M N ckle c ch a T•rt$ton~ 25" DELUXE RIDER Advanced mower fr.alurc s str mg of fast time VIctor es by federal Jury LOS ANGE LES (UPI ) Ger a ld E P nddy a former professiona l baseball player was md cted by a federal gra nd JUry Monday for mterfer ence ~ th commerce by threats or n connectJOn w th a $250 OOOextort10n plot aga nst a crmse sh p lme VIOlence Pr add y who rema ned free on $150 000 bail was arrested by FBI agents Jun e 5 afl<!r an a nony m ous ca ll e r pho ned Pr ncess L nes demandmg $250 000 '" exchange for m could be found on one of 1ts sh1ps Authorities sa1d the threat was directed at the Island Pnncess wh ch was then at sea headed fo r Puerto Vallart:< MeXI co w1th 850 ~ ssen ~ers pac10g f lhes Monday night when she won the second leg of the Johnn y Appleseed Slakes here at Northfield Pa rk Spea k Softl y w1th LewiS Wll son m the dnvcr s seat turned n a na tional season s record of Syracuse ' I GET SET FOR SUMMER ~M In little league act1on las t 1 hursd•y •I Rutland Syracuse (AJ defeated Rutland B 15-0 Syracuse had 16 h1ts while Rutland h•d 3 The \\IOn ng p tcher was Mike N•ce •nd the los10g p1 tehe r Dave Spangler In Monday mght act on at Sy r ~cus e Syrp cuse (A ) defea ted Rutland A) Ill Rutland gaw up 12 h ts whi le Tay lor and Da n Wll ford was engm eer s 78 years of age $2 7995 New EVEN LES S W TH TRAOE TIME FOR A GET YOUR PARTS AND SUPPLIES HERE Po n s P ugs Conde nse s Exhaus Sy s ems e c: W(' l kn own b a nd s ow p ces Another great value ~­ MEIGS AUTO PARTS 13 W Sec ond 992 7711 Pom e oy ) r' Ttrtstont 26-INCH 5 H.P. TILLER fr om th e F rest o ne I ne o f qu a t y lawn and garden D odu ct s $20550 BUY NO W FO R SUMM ER - J'tre$tone Thnft1 Cut 20"MOWER R ugg ed ly con st ru le J for yea s of sc rv (_0 two susptctous obJ ect s over the s 1de but 1t was not known If And they were oombs Priddy who played for the De trOi t Tige rs Wash ngton Senators St Lows Browns and th e New York Yankees m the 1940s and 50s now operates a HAURACHES • wins 2 games NOTHING TO IT the lose r SANDPOI NT Idaho (UP!) - Tom Moran completed his solo fi1ght for his p1lot s hcense Monda) and sa d There was hoth ng to 1!- l )US! relaxed Mor•n a ret red ele<:tr cal and crewmen n 5 H.P. dt .scus se d th roug h out t1 c meet ngs Among the ctl e.s 2 04 2-5 for the m le-run Sly Attorney was second and T1tle Holder th rd The w1rmer paid $3 60 $3 00 and $2 40 Syracuse ga ve up only 6 W nn10 g pi tcher was Rck Offi cers of the ship hurled sales prom otmn bus ness heritage house You Them MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT Burbank Cahf 1 a modemte prtce further expans on NORTHFIELD NORT HFIEI D Ohw UPi l Spe•k Softl y con t nued the IIISIUHP cesse r e s Mor e m II SI AN DI N{ S Hutland 1l I Don I ne g lec l lo hav e adequa te n sura n c e on y o u r b oa l m olor Ir a er a nd ac lk Yan kees defeate d Sy r a c use B) l I m a fme duel of p !clung be twee n Forbes of Sy1acuse Yankees a nd Tom Owe n s of th e llgers Yankees The Yomk ces go t tw o P r <:~tes r ns n the bottom of the f rs t S} rae use A mung and rna te them s tand up Rutland A li S Owenli guvc !lP a JiUn n the Syracuse B f IS l then shut out the op tv.l~ll Syracuse 100 000- 1 2 Yankees 200 Ol x- 1 4 Forbes n I MeN ckle Owens an I I n F In a weekend gan e tJ e nterested 10 gettmg an NFL The league has not yet ap- fr a nch se a rc Scottsdale An z deterrent But tt was beli eved proved the sale of the Satnts Ta mpa Fl• and Se•ttl e that Rozelle m1ght move to who were sold for a record $20 Wash Pnddy zs zndzcted by Tim For sch went the d stance ror Owners to get plans on drugs....---~ format on alx>ut where bom hs 124 W. MAIN ST. VlClon es con par ed to on ly four runs a gan e this seaso n tlletr battm g practtve between cont mu ed t m es a t ba t Hamilton now ha s $ HEAVY DUTY DOUBLE ACTION man at th e plate Kessmger de hvered a game wmmng s m gle In the only other NL games h1s hot hilt ng with 2 smgles m 3 SAVE ON AUTO PARTS FORD SCREW-ON Plllsburgh swept a doubleheader from Montreal ~ and 3-1 Houston routed Cincmnat1 13-2 Philadelph ia ~ ged st Lows 7-6 and Los Angeles ~ged San D1ego 3-2 Cleveland ended New York s e1ght.game wmrung streak 4-2 Bos ton edged Detro1t 2 1 Texas topped Oakland 4-2 Baltunore mpped M1 l" aukee 4 3 m 12 mnmgs Oucago beat Minnesota 3-2 a nd Cal1forrua Don defeated Kansas City 5-2 m • Summer Savings Spree w h R lc 21fdl Federal Rules of C1vli Proce 15 1971 5 Cubs onl y two h1ts entenng the runth when he walked leadoff batter GleiUl Beckert Bllly Wilhams follow~ w1th a s1ngfe and J1m H1ckman wa l k~ to load the bases brmgmg on Tug McGraw m relief of Matlack Ron Santo ta gged McG•aw for a doubl e to rtg ht to score two runs and lie the game at 22 Jose Cardenal walk~ to re load the bases and after Randy Hundley forced H1ck Hard-hitting Astros romp over Reds Tomes EDT) Kan sa s C ty 1Drago 7 6) at Cal forn a ( May 6 6 ) 1 p m Oakland Ham ton 3 1) at Ch cago (Hooton 7 4) at New Texa s (Mer 1t 2) 8 30 p m York ( Konsman 6 5) 2 p m M nnesota (Decker I 2) at St Lou s (G bs on 7 6 and Fo kers 1 OJ at Ph adelph a Ch cag o ( Wood 14 9) 9 p m (Car ton 7 8 and Ruth ven 5) Sa t more ( Pa lmer 7 4) at 2 5 30 p m M waukee (Col born 10 2J 8 30 C nc nnat (Gr m s ey 6 5) at pm Houston { W sonS 7) a 30 p m New York (Dobson 2 11 at Los Ange les (Sutton 8 4) at C eve and (51 om 1 7l 6 p m Del o t (See bach OJ at San D eg o (J ones 0 l 10 30 pm Bos ton T ant 8 7l 7 30 p m Wednesdays Games Atl anta ( N ekro 8 4) at San Kan C ty a t Oak a nd n ght Franc sco (B rad ley 6 5 pm Ch cago at Ca l f n g ht Minnesota at Texas n ght Wedn esday s Games M w at Det 2 tw n ght Mont ea t at Ch c:ago 2 Ph a a New Yor k 2 tw n gh l New York at Ba it more n ght Cleve and a t Bos ton n ght St Lou sa P tts n ght Mont ea MOORE'S The Consent Order referred to under I above was entered nto w th a v ew to effect ng the expe d t o s process ng of all the nd vtdual cla rns m volved 1 th ~ c ass act on I tagat on The Court has now prel m nanly e ntered (In accordance fo rney prov ded h s attorney so nottfies the un ders gned Clerk of Court m wr t ng pr1or to July ( All p whed a flOe game glv ng up four h1 ts wh1le strlktng oul 10 and walkmg 3 than July 15 1973 ill FINALHEARINGPRIORTQTHECOURt ENTERING PARTIAL FINAL JUDGMENT due opport n 1y to be heard thereat by h s at Texa s 3 Oakland 2 Ball 4 M lw 3 12 nn s Ch cag o 3 M nnesota 2 Ca fa n a 5 Kan C ty 2 Toda y s Probable P1tchers Sy ra cuse s Tim Cund ff also C If my s ch person does not request exclus on from lh cl ss ct o n I t gat10n bu t elects to be repre ented by h s own counsel rather than by co mscl for the named pia nt ffs h ~ counsel must enter an appearance m th s I t gat on not later other than the attorneys who represent the orag n I pia nt lis n th s ht gal on w II be afforded By FRED McMArjE UPI Sports Write r Atl anta at San Franc sco ( On y qames sched uled) The O ucago Cubs are cur rently runnmg away With the Amer ca n Le.ague East NL East DiVlslon lltle and w I pet 9 b w10n10 g games m a sty!.. thai New York 40 31 563 bef1ts a champiOn M !wa ukee 37 32 536 2 Ba t m ore 33 30 52 4 3 Take Monda y ntght fo r Boston 34 33 507 4 example The Cubs were Detro t 32 37 464 7 Cleveland 26 4.4 37 13 , trailing 2-U to Jon Matlack West enterm g the nmth mnmg when w I pet Ch cago 36 30 545 g b presto they ralhed lor three runs to defeat the New York Ka nsa s C ty 40 34 541 37 32 536 Cal for n a ' Mets 3-2 and stretch th eir Oa k an d 38 34 528 ~ M nnesota 35 32 522 2 divtston lead to 6 ., games over T~x a s 23 42 354 2 , the Montreal Expos Monda ys Rf!osu lt s Matlack had allowed the Cleve and 4 New Yor k 2 Boston 2 Det o t 1 C nc nnat at Houston n g ht pm lcr nd he w II be bound thereby ton DC at 10 00 am on July 30 1973 Any person ~.:I a m ng to be a member of the class who w hes to be he ard m th1s matter by an attorney meroy 0 June 26 1973 TUES DAY JU N E26 1973 6 00 - Newsl 4 8 10 1'S 5 TruthorC onseq 6 A ound Th e Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 a 10 5 I Dream of Jeanne 13 ll as Yoga & Yo u 33 7 oo - What s My L ne 8 ve Got A Seaet 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Tr uth or Conseq J Lee Trev nos Golf S L v ng 33 1 30 - To Tel The Tr uth 6 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Beat '91e Clock 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Charles Bla r s Better World 15 Can cer L f e or Death 33 8 00 - Amer can Odyssey 33 Move Baff led 3 4 15 Tem peratures Rls ng 6 13 Maude 8 10 8 30 - B fly G ah a m 8 0 Move D vo ce H s D vor ce Her s ~ hsequent orders the court may enter n the mat durj! ) a f Jrther Order and Dec s on amplement ng the Con sent Order wh ch ( l) approves the deta led ope at ng mtruchons under the Consent Order and (") determ ncs several legal ssues n~.: dent o mplementat on of the Consent Order ~ to wh ch p rt es were nable to reach agree ment (The deta led operatmg mstructtons under the Con sent Order have now heen destgnated Ba~.:k P y Cll ms Instruct ons etc ) The Court w I co nd ct a F nat Hear ng on all assues whtch have hecn dec1dcd hy the Court In th s ht gatwn n Co rtroom 22 Un ted States Court House 3d Street md Const tut1on Avem e N W Washmg r ) ' �terractal datmg? 4 Do you want more open dtscuss1ons of the above menboned ISSUes with your parents• Do you think they could tell you anything you don t lready ow m a way you would accept? <Not 1 the w y of rules but educatiOn ) S o your parents agree on your disc1phne? 1ch parent does most of the dtsctphmng m your family ? 6 Whtch parent are you able to talk to best• (If there 1s a difference) 7 Through discussion are you sometimes able to change your parents v1ewpomts? (You may g 1ve examples on a separate sheet of paper ) 8 C1rcle one Do yqu thmk premarttal sex for teenagers 1s a Never okay? b Okay if you re engaged to each other? c Okay 1f you care about each other though you re not planrung mamage? d Okay any time w1th anyone as 1t s JUst another appetite o 9 Do you expect to be a v1rgJn when you marry? What percentage of 19-year olds do you beheve are v1rg1ns• Of 16 year olds? 10 Do you thmk marr1age 1s gomg out of style? Helen Help US • • • By Helen Botte) .-. .·••.-~- - ~- ~ -·• • • .- •· ·~ • GENERATION RAP BY HELEN AND SUE BOTIEL QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEENAGERS DEAR READERS ' Here IS the queshonnatre you asked for It complements the Parents Quiz we pubhshed In March and 1s a1med mamly a t determmmg how where when and IF there IS a broad genera bon gap When all answers are computed we II do several compansons on parents and teens answers as weJI as reports on the separate surveys If you d hke to be mcluded m our Generation Rap NATIONAL SURVEY OF TEEN ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS please f1ll out the followmg queshonnmre and send 1t to Helen and Sue Bottel care of thts newspaper You need not mclude your name and your answers wlll be kept conftdenhal Questwnna1re For Unmarned Teenagers <Ages 13 through 19l Age Sex (Male Female ) Is yours a twoparent home• Do both parents work outs1de the Do you hve m Suburbs C1ty home? Rural area ? Answer Yes or No or whatever response IS mdtcated I Do you have good gtve and take com mumcahon wtth your parents• 2 Do you thmk your parents have done a good JOb ra1smg you 9 Do you plan to ra1se your chtldren differently than you have been ratsed? If so - More stnct 9 Less strtct? <You may make additional comments to any of the above questions on a separate sheet> 3 Can you dtscuss together Without em barrassment to e1ther yourself or your parents the followmg Sex? B1rth Control• VD? 9 Masturbation? Pettmg? Homosexuahty Drug abuse? Leavmg home? In - .-.. . .. ,__ ~ .... ~ ' '••• • •• •• • LEGAL NOTICE TQ ALL PRESENT AND FORMER ANNUAL RATE REGULAR POSTAL EMPLOYEES AND THE REPRESENTATIVES OF DECEASED ANNUAL RATE REGULAR POSTAL EMPLOYEES RF.GARDING POSSIBLE • • • •• • •• -•• • •• I •• 1/ E h lo A Quahficat•on for Back Wages under "Class Act10n Consent Order -~ • ••• • • • • • •• t bfe o po e I F o the pe od from approx mately March 4 19(i6 to Jan ary 7 1972 annu al rate rcgLlnr~ were ent tied to o vert me w ages under P bl c Law 89 30 I fo r work pcrfo med d r ng days or hours o ts de of the r regLlar sched le as a result of a req ed en po rary sched lc change unless the chcd c cha ge occ rre 1 wh lc they were occu pv g n} of tl e fo ll ow ng: pas t o ns (I) post n a~te r (1) r I carr er (3 ) po I I mspecto r f4 l ro d d IYemployee (a defined n 19 USC Se 158 1 ( 1962) ) (5) s • • • •• • • • • •• • • • •• • •' ' • • • b s lll lcem~loyce (6l ho rl y r e eg Ia employee (7) annual rate regt 1 r v. ho between Marc h 4 1965 and July ?9 1966 ve c n al y level PFS 8 and above UO an n I rate reg Iars who helween J ly 29 1966 and Oc ober 6 1967 were n solarl' level PFS II n I hove ( 9) ann al rate regtlrlrs who fter O c ober 6 1967 we c n salary level PFS 12 and above or eq va ent level s ., Any empo rary schcdtle ch ange on the part of a an I a c reg hr wh Ch wa s no t made at h s req est fo h " co nve n encc s a rcq red s' hcd le ch a gc fo r wh ch the employee ent tied to ove rt m e compen sa o n fo r work performed o t s de o f h Cl! I r hed le w tho reg:ud to the n t e o he wo k pe fo rmed nder the tempo rE~ ry sc hed le Ten por ry sched le changes made en pl oyee s req es t for h s conven ence are no t com1 en hi e at the o vert me rate 8 Chums frocedure under Class Adlonfl Con sent Order Th e Co cocn 0 lcr c tnbl shes procedt re s for I c fi g of c 1s hy p esc t en plo] ccs former en pl oyccs and the cprcsentat vcs of deceased employee'\ v. ho a sert en t tlemcnt to overt me 1 ack vngcs n lc p ragraph A hove ., C ia m s Pro cd e lor P rese t Employees (a l As soon as pr cl cal after July 30 19B "" pre se nt emplo yee w 11 he no t fled hy the r m stallat on head that the r tame records are avaal able for e x E~m nat on In most c ses these records date back to the first pay pen od n wh ch regul a r work sched les vcre ass gned l der Pub! c I aw R9 101 and e d w h Ihe 1 ay per od lcrm nat ng o n Ja arv 7 1972 ( b l E h prcse t employee s cnl lied to he cxc sc 1 f o 1 h nNmE~l tCi l r of dtty f0r 1p to 0ne ho 0 rev cw h 1 me record" and w 11 he o mpen ate 1 fo h t ho r nt h s stra l!hl t me r E~t e of cornpc s 1 o In ad It on he n ay re st 11 I 01 for the move has re Clr l fwn the p rpos e 0f h rev cw (c ) Spec I ci a n lorn < vII he v I hie all po t 1 n E~ll I o s 11 \\ 11 he c c"sary f0r the emplo ce to d c c o n the c1 1 form those ho rs f0 vh ~.: h he he e es he s e 1t tkd to re c hnck wa2es co er o c (d) An empl oyee s fa! re tCl file a c1;um w h h" n~ t:ll a on head w th 1 90 d \ S of re e p of o cc h 1 " nc records arc va I hie fo s pec n " II a e h s r 2ht o prcsc 1t a cl H n\\ ev cr l pon cood c o;;e sho vn the n c f0r fi 1 m h 11 he exten led ( c ) '\ Cl pl o cc u st hmal ad 1 e\ cn th0 gh h c; t me rcc0 ds rc n lo l!er \a 1 hie (f ) A( er n e pl oyee h[ls s bm ttcd h s cl 1 th e lo 1 1st 11 0 head v. II rc ew t to cietcrn nc "he he r hec la shm 1d he r Pro cO for p ymen t Jt the m S de ed the emri O) CC w 1 he c cd to ppc nl 1 Procc<l rc fn Forn cr Emp! C'I ces d the Rep cs o f Dec cd En pl o} CC'\ E en ll y I cr c ppl In I m b) • fo rn cr c pl 0 cc a I cp c c 1 t c {lf dccc cd cmpln) ec lh I he fo l! o 11! C\:CC'pl on s ( ) The P I Scr cc v II t mr lo nol f fo rme ~ a r tc rei! I rs 0 f the r r 1.! 1 t 1 th 'i n a tcr hv for v. rd g copv o l th s n i c tolhe r • S tcs C v\1 Sc v " e Con m ss o n o r the ap1 ropr ate Post I Ser v 1.: D Center • • • •• • ENTITLE~NT last kn ow dd CS< on file w th the Un led (h) Any forme r emplo yee or the represent t vc ol de c cd employee who rece ves th s no c f om the Posl tl Servacc hy maal must re q c I " ess to the employee s I me records n wr t 1g w th n 60 days of rece1 v ng s ch not ce { r w vc h s r ght to present a cia m (c) An y former employee or he represent al ve ol a d e c sed employee who does no t re cc ve a copy of h s nol ce from the Postal Serv ce by m 1 nll st req est acces tp the employee s 1 me rc ord s w h n three years of July 1 1973 o r w vc h s r g ht to present a cia 1m (d ) The t me rec ords of former employees the post offices and postal nstalla a rc lac ell t o 1 wh rc thee empl o}ees wo rked Accord ng Jy a former employee o r u representative of a decc C~ cd employee ma y reques t access to su ch re (;o rd ~ (I ) hv s t ng or wr t ng d rectly to the he d of e 1.c h post office or po tal nstal at on vhcrc he cmp O}ee w s employed or (") by sk ng E~n) lo a po 1m ster for as stam:e n ob ta n 1g s ch records When mak ng the req est a former emplo y ~ mt st dent fy h mself ns a for me r poc; 1 en ployce who s reqt c t ng: access to h s 1 me ret.: or I nder he C om;c nt Order Pro eedt re nd m t state h s name c al llic r ty m mhcr nd the post om e(s) or po!\1 1 n t lla ton( ) where he workc I The represent t ve of a dc ~.: case I emplo}cc shmld follow lhe same pro ccd re w th re~ rd to the de~.:c 1 ed employee n vol vcll nd ml t al so md ate on wh t bas as he or she 1 n g 'I the de, eased employee s repre entat \C (c) Up on rccc vmg not cc from the Postal Serv cc thilt the records re V[l lahle for exnm nat on a former empl o yee or the repre sentat ve of 1 decc sed cmp oyec m ~t s hm t h s cia m as provdcd 1 p r ~ phs B2(cl (f) of IbiS nolce C Nollfiratoon of Determination of Claims 1 The n t Hat on he td o h s des gnec w 11 not fy the cl mant n wr t llB of the d spos ton of h s da m w h 1 90 1 ys of the d tc the Ia m s filed F I re ro 1o t fy the da man! of determ nat on 0f the c1 m w th n 90 days w II con stltlle at to mat c approv I 0f the ent rc d m 1f a cia m s den ed the dec son w II sl te the rcason( s ) for den ol 2 If w th 1 ~0 dC~ ys of rece pt of the wntten de c s1on regard 1g the d a m the cia mant fa Is to d\ se the Post I Serv cc offk al who s gned the dec s on that he c thcr (I) cccpts he dec•~ on 11 ftll or(" l rcJec s the dec s on f II he w 11 be deemed to hri\C ccepted the dec ~1on n fulJ ~ If the da mant reJects the dec s on he may appe ll n a ~.; c ord nee w th the procedures set forth the Opcr ~ 1mtr ct on~ 4 E mpl oyee ~ ho rc llEl pari of the class and lso rem rcprc en cd hy cot nsel for the named pi 11 ITs sha ll be hot nd by t ch co nscl s dec1 s ons rei!E~ rd 1 !.! the cltlcment o r other d spos ton of dans D Payment of Claims When fitul dec o n has been m de to pay the c1 m the c1 rna t w 11 promptl y rece ve pay me 1t fr0m the Postal Scrv ce n c 0rd nee w th 1hede ~ o E AddU onallnformatlon A ld o 11.1 n orm tt m n reu:a rrl ng the contents t th s or ~.,; C 1 y I c o htE~mcd fr om D onald M M rthn E ~ q1. re o 1 cl for plant lfs Dep:trt 11C I p tc 701 I 0 H I SirCCI N w a,h 1 0 1 D C "' OO:l!i A copy of the Co sent Order 1 e hi CJ n ~ I h r 1 g o Mr C'lvde W !son (' n AI 1 IM R0om Vi"" US Postal Sa ~.: c He d q cr l "~ th & Pen sylvnn a Ave c N IV W I n~1o D C ' 0°60 The Oper t Hl 1 I d n d cl m f('l m ~ v I be ava 1 hie 1 po 1 I I 1 o n "he 1 the Ia ms pro ce I re s 1plc ncn cd II F.LJi'fTIONS AV \ILABLE TO MEMBERS s w OF THE CLASS The Con sc t 0 dcr dccla cs hat the Hlmed pi t nt IT a c prflper rc p resc l l:lt CO\ of the e tt re dE~ "s of pre c nt nd for mer 1 o ~t n l c p lo yee~ en t tied to recn v er crt 11e back wages nder P b l.( I U 1 lcr he C o :'\ Cnl O rde r :tnd 1 1 R I '1 1h F I r I R lc ol C I Proced rc I rs t tl ~: 1 re r tie I to he adv sell 1 ck t o l c3 1 lie to them I 1 1 A A n\ per o 1 ho d n m c 1t 1 cmc t t0 over 1 nc l ck u::cs 1dcr n I I c L v R9 10 I h t do cs 101 h n p r 11 tc n th ciao; ~ 3d o lit g 1 l Hll I he rc q co; t (;Xd s on he ex ell de 1 h the c r 11 c d ~ 't , n<:.o far "i h s It I c a 1 Cl l th n the rc ch of c Rllc 0 1(1ltl )or( 0 ) Fcdc r iRie ofC v l Procedt c SL 'hex ('11 nu t 1 e r 4 ested by !cue lire ~cd 10 he nders g 1cd 1 P 0 Box 97~ Den Fr mk l Swt o 1 Wa<h nul n DC (Commu~onPageW ) Esther s a P e r s aa n nam e meamng sta r TO BACK WAGES Th s not cc s p bl shea n ~:o n form ty w th a Consent Order ...,ntcrcd Al gl s t ., 6 1971 hy the Un red States D s ct Cou rt fo r the D str ct ot Columb1a m settlement of C v 1 Act o ns Nos 359] 69 ami 3595 69 Its p rpos c JS to brmg th s se ll len cn t to the a ltent o n ot all persons who were full t me annual rate regul ar e n ployees o t the Un cd S tes Po tal Serv ce (as l sed here n the term Pos ta Se v <.:C ncludes the former Post Offic Department) at any t me be h 4 1966 and J nu ry 7 1972 a well s reprc en 1 ves I s ch en ployccs who are now de ea sed The settlement mvolves the tween app r x n ar c y M recovery o l b ck wages lo r o e t n c l ni.lcr P bl c L w R9 "01 t or ten rorary c ~.:hctl ng dcr the co nd tons set forth nder p>~ragraph I A below ThiS ot ce s n cndcU to Uv e s ch persons of the r r ght s reg rd !.': th m ncr I ho ld he read c<~ref lly Th e Jaw s del\ bed above were filed on Dccemhcr 9 196 9 lass <.1 t on o n bch If of all s ~.:h present and fa nner ann al rate regular postal employees The med pia nt ffs he e s ts arc ~:crt n nd v d I r ost •I e nplo yee d the follow ng postal labor mons Amer caQ P~tal Workers Un o n AFL cro M I H ndler D v so n of the Lahorcrs 1 tcr t o I Un on AFL cro anllthe Nat onal Assoc at o n of Letter Carr ers AFL-CIO "•• • • 20 Do you think your parents understand you most of the time? 21 Do you have an outs1de JOb 9 Do you have specific household dulles? 22 Do your parents GENERALLY dtscuss moral andethtcal values wtth you and hsten to your v1ews 9 Or do they more often tssue ultimatums and lay down the law 9 23 Do you thmk mariJuana sbould be Jegahzed• If not should penalties for pr1vate use <NOT selhng or deahng > be reduced• Have you ever tr1ed pot? 24 Do you thmk the legal drmking age should be uniformly lowered to 189 25 Do you thmk excessive use of alcohohc beverages IS a MAJOR problem among teenagers• Excess1ve use of !I legal dope ? (Note we satd maJor > 26 Do you thmk illegal drugs ( th1s does not mclude alcohol) are as prevalent among teenagers as they were a year ago? That 1s do you thmk the drug problem 1s dim1mshmg? '/:7 C1rcle one Do you bas1cally agree wtth your parents vtewpomts on a What constitutes a successful hfe ? b The New Morahty? c Pohhcs? d Your career• e Drug abuse• f Mmonty races? (Explam more fully on a separate sheet If you WISh ) 28 Would you call your parents a Over anxtous? b Over protective? c Okay most of the time? d Not much mterested m you• CCtrcle one or more ) 29 Do you generally go along w1th your parents rules and dectstons even though you don t always agree wtth them? 30 Do your parents Judge your fnends by the1r --~--~~~------~------~--------~------~~--~--------~--~~--------~----------------------~-----, • •• ••• 11 Do you want a traditional hfehme marnage and chlldren• 12 Do you approve of mothers workmg outs1de the home? 13 Do you basically beheve m women s equahty With men? 14 Do you thmk 1t 1s Important to remam a vtrgm until marnage? For boys? For g1r!s• Are you a v1rgm? 15 In your hfetlme do you thmk the U S w11l ever agam send ftghtmg combat troops to another overseas war such as Vtetnam• If so would you f1ght the draft? 16 Are you m favor of tnal marnages or hvmg together as a pre marrtage test• 17 How do you rate your parents marnage? <Circle one) - a Excellent b Good c Fatr d Poor Do you thmk they truly Jove each other• 18 Do you want your marrtage to be hke that of your parents? 19 Do you thmk your parents tell you the whole truth about what they did when they were young• '0044 poSimarked not lalcr 1han mtdn ght July 15 197) Any per o n who does not elect to be so exell dcd w II be fully bo nd by the settlement m th s I t gu t on A person who elects to be so ex cl ded f o m the class w II be free subject to the adJ d ca t on o f 1 Sl es w than the reach of Rule 21 (b)fl) or (2) Federal Rules of C1vtl Proced re to pu rs e whatever mdtv dual legal rem cd es he m y h ve If he sholld 10dependently re t.: over hack wages under Pt bl c Law 89 301 he may neverthe1e s be reqt red t nder law to pay attorney fees to the counsel who n t ated these cla ss act ons B If a pcr~on docs not so request exctus on from lhe class by J•ly 15 1971 he Will automahcally be nell ded n the dass and h s ent tlement wall be determ ned t nder the Consent Order and any The Dat~ Sent1nel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH Pub CtyEdtor s hed da y exce p s a urd a y by Th e Oh o v a ey P u b s h ng Co urt St Co m pa ny 1 Pome oy Oh o 457 69 Bus ness Off ce Phon e 99 2 2156 E d to a P hone 992 2157 Second cla ss pos age pa d at Po m e oy Oh o Na ona a d ve rt s n ~ repr esen ta ve Bott ne Ga laghe nc 2 Ea s 42nd S New Yo k C ty NeW Yo k S ub sc p t on r a t es Del vered by ca e wh e e ava ab e 55 ce n s pe wee k By Motor Roul e whe r e ca rr er ser v ce no ava lab e On e montb $2 By m a n Oh o a nd W va One yea r S 6 S x mon t hs tT\ On hs sa jiQ Thr ee monlhs S5 50 Elsewh e e S 8 yea s x r,t:~onth s $9 50 hree months $6 Subs cr p on pr ce nclud es Sunday T mes Sent ne Television Log 3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport 6 13 9 00 - lnte na t on a Perfor man ce 20 33 9 30 - V rg n an 8 Molle Deadl y Ha r11es t 10 o 00 - Ma rcus We lby M D 6 13 News 20 Cance r L fe or Death 33 NBC Reports 3 4 B I y Graham IS 15 00 - News 3 4 8 13 5 30 ...... 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Ma rge 15 5 00- Bonanza 3 B g Val ey 6 Haze lS Mr Rogers 20 33 And y Gr ff th 5 5 JQ-- Ei ec Co 33 Game Py e 33 Death Va ey Days 5 Hodg epodge Lodge 20 Beve ly H b I es 8 5 55- Earl N ght nga e 15 6 oo- News Weather Sports 3 4 8 0 5 Tru th or Co nse q 6 Sesam e Sf 20 Around the Bend 33 6 Jo--- N BC News 3 4 News 8 10 Zoom JJ Sesa me St 20 D ea rn of Jea nn e 13 7 oo- Tr uth o Con seq 3 Beat the Coc k 4 News 6 10 Wha t s My L ne 8 Any t h ng Yo u Ca n Do 3 Ele c Co 20 Know Yo u Schoo s 33 And y Gr ff th s 7 30- Ep sode Ac t on 33 The J udge 0 Bea t th e Clock 3 Pol ce Surgeon 3 To Te l the Truth 6 How Do Your Ch d e n Grow? 20 8 oo- Th eke Tha n Water 6 Adam 2 3 4 15 B v G a ha m 8 0 News make r 73 13 Ame r ca 73 20 33 8 30- Baseba I 4 Moves Mr 15 de M r Ou ts de 3 15 0 vor ce H s 0 vorce He s 6 13 9 30- Tu rn ng Po nts 20 33 10 00-Ca nnon 8 10 Sea ch 3 O..Ve n Ma sha 6 Bl y Gra ham Cru sad e 3 5 Hom ewoo d 33 News :tO 1 00- News 3 .t 6 8 fo 3 15 1 30-Johnn y Ca r son 3 4 5 J ac k Paj3 6 3 Mov es M c ha el Kohlh aas a The Four Poster 0 00- News 3 Per ry Ma so n 4 2 DO- News .4 Cubs up NL East lead to 6% games Ma tor League Sta ndtn9s By Un1f~ Press International Nahan a I League East w I pet gb Ch cago 42 30 583 Mon tr ea t 32 33 508 6 ' St Lou s 33 35 485 7 P h lade ph a 32 36 471 8 P ttsburg h 31 36 463 8 ' New Yor k 30 35 462 8 ' West w I pet g b Los Ange es 47 26 ~4 San Fr a nc sco 42 32 568 5 '2 Hous ton 42 32 568 5 2 C nc nnal 37 34 52 9 Atlanta 30 42 4 7 6 :1: San Dego 23 50 3 s 24 Monda ys Results P Its 8 Mon trea 6 lsi P Its 3 Montrea 1 2nd Ph lade lph a 7 St Lou s 6 Ch cago 3 New Yo k 2 Houston 13 C nc nnat 2 Los Angel es J San D ego 2 ( On y games scheduled ) Today s Probab le P tchers P All T mes EDT ) ttsburgh 1Walke 3 5) at (Stoneman 1 4) Phillies wm l-0 By Woody Call Jr Wee kend Pony base ball action " as h1ghhghl<!d by a Hl shutout by n ghthand er Jeff McK nney of the Pomeroy Ph1llies over the a1114 year-old club of Middleport, the The Court w 11 l pon conclt s1c n of that heanng c er l ord,.cr cffc 1 n~ part al FmE~I Judgment d spas ng of "11 ss es whach have been dectded as of the date o f s ch F nal Judgment subject to the Courl l pon be ng adv sed by the pari es that all a!iipects of the controversy have been settled en ter ng the F nal Judgment contelhplated by the Conllient Order as heretofore amended The part es have reached agreement to submit to final and b nd ng arb trahon md vadua1 dts pt tes rema n ng upon conclus on of the US Pos tal Serv ce s process ng and dec s1on as to the nd v dual eTa m s n 1 eu of COl. rt proceedmgs thereafter The Consent Order and Implementing Order and Dec s 6n and the part es agreement for fina) nd b n l ng nrh trn on as :finally approved by the Co t po o nclu!i on of the nd cated F1nal He ar ng w II ~overn the process ng of all md ' d ::t l cia n " nclt d ng any arb tr at aon proceed loss left the Amencans w1th a 3 2 record the Philli-s still undefea ted al 6-0 The record books show why the Ph lilies are top dogg mg !he Me1gs Pony League In s1x games they have scored 66 Amer cans McKmney gave up rWls ga ve up only 9 Rac tn e IS just two h ts a s ngle to Jeff Bea ver and " triple to M1ckey Davenport Sl<!ve Bachner n ghtha nder p tchmg fo r the Amen cans was als o s ha rp a ll owtn g almost a s strong defens ve ly g1v10g up only 10 but puttmg toge ther enough h1 ts sl<!als bunts •nd base runn ng for only 29 of the1r ow n Kenny Ma nkm a tn ple and two The other fo ur clubs trail far behlnd n these dep•rtments (see below) smgles and John Glaze a smgl• The Ph1llies got the1r r un m the bottom of the s1xth In a nother weekend gam e the Pomeroy Athlet cs scored a run m the ftrst mmng a t mmng Syracuse Saturday mght and beh10d flOe p1tch10g by Dale McKmney a pmr of smgles McK10ney fanned 13 walked only one m a supe rb outmg Brow nmg defea ted Syr acuse 1 Bachner w1 th pmpomt control 0 fa nned SIX walked nobody The Browmng allowed only three h ts wh le str k ng out 10 and " alked only one batl<!r Br1an OIL FILTERS ••••••••••• :~~. ~~L~~. 197 $ 97 6 $795 BRAKE SHOES ••••••••••••••• SHOCKS •••••••••••••••••••••••• BOND EX BONDED EXCHANGE $ 6g FLOOR MATS••••••••••••••••• 5 RUBBERMAID $ 699 COVERS •••• ~~~~~r.~~L.v•• NYLON THROW OVER SEAT Ham lton The h ghes a nd s peed eco ded by a woma n s 335 0 0 MPH by M s Le e B eed ov e of Los Ange les hu s ban d s d v ng he Sp I o Ame ca Son c o n he Bonne le Sa F a s U ah on Nov 4 965 The h gh es speed eve ac h e ed on and s 650 MPH mom en a y d ur ng th e 627 287 MPH r un of The B ue F lam e d ve n b y Ga y Ga be c h on Bonnev le Salt F a ts Uta h on Oc obe r 23 1970 The B ue F a me wa s des gn ed o w ths and sf esses up to 000 MP H wh le lhe res have been es ed o speeds of 850 MP H us as Th e B ue Fla m e was bu to ta ke a M ac e wa e e ne s des gn ed and eng nee ed o g e e c en long a st ng se v ce t ce pe lo man ce oo Th s ema ka b e appl an ce wa s made o u n hard m nera l aden wa le n o soft as e and odor tree spa k ng wa e a every tap TO a y des gn ed to g ve you a be er way of I e h ough Na te Fo n be t e o mo 011 ca 882 2525 13 h1ts tn 21 t mes at bat on the season for a 619 average Greg Sm1th and Ron Snyder had the other Pomeroy hi ts For Syracuse Greg Cund ff Tm Cundiff and Greg Dav1s ea ch had sm gles PONY STANDINGS W L R OR Ph1llies 6 0 66 9 Rae me 4 I 29 10 Athie! cs 4 2 5035 Amer ca ns 3 2 30 22 Ea stern 2323 39 Rutland 2 4 25 60 Syr acuse I 4 21 33 M ddle portA 0 62255 International League Stand ng s By Umted Press International A mer can D v s on W L Pet G 8 Roc hes e 40 29 580 Sy a cu se 33 34 493 6 Pa w uc: ke 33 34 493 6 To edo 30 38 44 9 2 Nat onal 0 v son W L Pet G B Cha es ton 44 29 603 T dewat er 40 30 57 2 Pen nsu a 34 34 500 7 22 48 314 20 R chmond Monday s Results T dewa e 6 Paw tucket 2 Cha es fon 5 Syracuse 2 (On ly gam es scheduled ) TO f'LAY UC DAYTON Oh o UP IJ Wright State Umverslty an noun ced today t has added the UmTer s lty of Cmcmnat1 to ts 881 252 5 1973 74 bas ketball sched ule New )-t a en W Va Wtlght Stal<! w II play at ---~- Cinc10nat on Dec 12 SAYRE HARDWARE AUTO ANTENNAS In!!: ~ IV COUNSEL FEES AND EXPENSES The m ttcr of co nsel fees and expenses for serv ccs heretofo re rendered by cot nset bnng ng th s act on and of cm nsel fees and expenses for serv ces ..., h ch may be rendered hereafter by or g nal or o ther cot nsel will be determ ned by the Co rt after t he date of the F nat Hear ng V C0:\1VJUNICATION WITH COURT TO BE ONLY BY PLF.A DING OR MOTION An y pe rson washmg further nfo rmat on about th 1 t g ton m y co mm n cate w th Donald M M rth Esq c0 nsel for pTa nt fTs whose address s set lorth nde r lE above All cc'llmumcat on v. th th e C o rt !'. h all be by form al plead ng or rna t o v. th ~.:o p es he eof served t po n col nsel for 1hc pari e PLEASE DO NOT WRITE OR C AI L THE COURT Jan e< F Davey "1'~ • ~ Cle k Un led St a t~s D str ct Court fo th e D t ct of Col n b Dale June 8 1973 HOUSTON {UP! ) - The Houston Astros are takmg all They r pped the ace of the Cm the first and runth nn10gs these cln na t1 Reds staff Jac k days and tf Leo Durocher has Billi ngham { 9 5) a nd l wo anythmg to say aoout 11 - relievers for 13 h1ts a nd which he does - that s the ""l trounced the Reds 13 2 Mo nday mght t will contmue So the supe rs ti ti ous The Astros haven t ta ken DW'ocher prom ptly canceled battmg practice before flv e or their last SIX games an d won all ba tting practice for tomght s ftve They lost the one when ga me aga mst the Reds He had call~ 11 off pnor to Monday they took battmg practice mght s game w1th the Reds They have averaged mne r Wis a game m those ft ve because the Aslros had fl own all Sunda y mght from San FAN BELTS •••••••••••••••••••• ~l 69 MOORE'S POMEROY 992-2848 WE CLOSE AT 5:30P.M. ON SATURDAY •• Amer~ can League actmn Rtcht e He bner wa s the battmg star for the Pirates as F ranciSCO arra vmg home at 4 30 am Ken Forsch who hurled a scven...httter got only three ho urs sleep He had to get up at 8 a m and move mto his new house He had scheduled the move two weeks earlier not know10g he w•s gmng to p1tc h Fo rsch (8-7) had a two-1111 shuwut through s1x IMmgs when h1s teammat es explode d for mne run s and gave ham a 10 0 lead Then he bega n coastmg and gave up a t wo-run Top teams stay on beam The lnd1ans and Braves took over where they left off at the end of !he f~rst half of the season m Middleport Utile League act10n Mond•y mght The Indmns wmn ers of the f1rst h• lf w1th a 6-0 record began their quest for the second ha lf crown by w• llopmg the Mets 14-3 behmd the lowhit p !clung Ke1th 1 ynch a left y The Br aves a lso wummg theiT ftr st game of the secrnd half had to hold off a last m n ng r•11 y by the Reds to wm 14 11 !'he Tnbe started th10gs off qu1ckly scormg five runs m the first mn ng on a s mgle by Lynch e rrQr on, \he fir st baseman t\lefl fi e lde r~ ~hoK'CS a smgle by Hovatter a nd a double by Kelv n I ee The Mcts came back 10 their half of the lhird to close the ga p to 5-2 on a h1t batter and smg l~s by Mower) and D Herm an But the Ind1 a ns hit batter two m or e wa lks and wrapped 1! up m th e fourth " s ngle by R Stewart slash ng 6 hi ts to plate as 1m ny But the Braves came n ght runs In that 10n ng Lynch led back m the fourth on a tnple by off w1th a s10gle followed by a Dodson two-bagge r by 1erry smgle by J erry Gardne r a Wayl•nd two wa lks and " home run by Mark Venoy double by Peckon 1 he Braves smgle by M1ke Hmdy a walk to •dd~ another m the f1fth on a Hovatter a nd an error on the walk and a smgle by Dodson fir st basem a n The Reds stormed back n The Tnbe added three m the f fth on an error doubles by ura nce ru ns m the fifth on a M Magnotta and D Wilcox double by I ynch walk to and a s10gle by Stewart to close Gardner f1 elder s chotec and a the ga p to 13-7 triple by Hmdy The MeL• got But four runs 10 the s xth £ell thmr last run m t1 e f1fth on just short McHenry led off singles by Dave Hysell and With a walk followed by a Herma n doubl e by K McHaffe and BRAVES WIN home run by I May W lcox l he Braves took a 10-0 lead m drove m the last run With a the th1rd mnmg on a wa lk round tripper smgle by M1~e M1Jler double The Braves who lm ished by Br tt Dodson smgle by second m th e f1rst half of the Terry Wayl•nd double by sea son With a 4 2 mark are Steve F1fe and Jeff Wayland a now t1ed for f ~rst With the In smgle by Matt Weaver and a dians at 1-U The Reds and Mets tnple by M Her a re t ed for second wath n.-1 J'he Reds ca me back m th e~r m arks h ~ If of Hey, Gang! Let s stop at Adolphs Da1ry Valley for one Of their deliCIOUS sandwiches cones or shakes DAIRY VALLEY At The End of Pomeroy Bndge they swept a doubleheader collected a s mgle and a two-run to g~ve Darrell Brandon his Hebner drove m t hree rW!s m the opener mcl uding a pru r double durmg the rally Ken fars t wm of the yeitr wtth his runth homer of the year a nd Hl!bner also hom er e d m th e n ightca p Renm e Stennett also drove m three rWJ s for the Pirates m the f1rs t game while AI Ohver hom ered 10 the mghtcap Boots Day hit a hom er for Montreal m the f1rst gam e The Astros explode'<! for rune run s m the s1xth uuung to the t hirtf on two walks a NE W YORK (UP!) Pete est a bl sh Hn NFJ m edi ca l m lhon to a Ch cago .syndicate Rozelle comrm ss oner of the director who woUld mak e at headed by sports entreprenewNatiOnal Football Le ague as mandatory for all teams to Potter Palmer Pa lm er IS a lso expected to unve1l h s plan for report any dr ugs they rna ntam pa rt -o wner of th e Harl em the controlled use of dru gs to and the rea sons for the r use Globetrotters !he 26 NFL own ers toda y as a There 1s no forma l mee tmg Roze ll1s expected to go over t wo day owne rs mee tmg the plan thoroughly with the of the ex panswn comm ttee s wmgs mto act on owner s today before mak ng sc heduled for the two da ys but The NF I Pla ye rs an y announ<.:e mcn t Di..i n Hoo n cy co mm Jttcc Assoc aa t w n meetmg n other top1cs on the agenda chalrmtt n said t he subJect of Qucago last weekend has for the t"o.<Jay meet ngs are expa ns on s I kely to be alread y voted to reJect a ny plan of the comrmss10ner s wh1 ch would call for a man dato rl ur10alys1s as part of the llie s <Jie of the New Orlecms Samts and th e poss1b I ly of McCarver also home red for St Houston to notch h1s e1ghth I.()UIS VIctory desp1te giVtng Op a two Ken McMullen h1t his third run homer to Bobby Tolan homer In a .s man} games a nd Pi nch h 1tte r M1k e Cla ude Osleen notched his Rodgodzmskt hit a two-run seventh strrught wm as the hon er m the etghth mn ng to Dodgers defeated the P•dres gtvc the Phtlhes a VICtory over Osteen boost ng h1s record to the Ca rdina ls Ted Simmons 1 ~3 needed relief help from homer had g1ven th e Card mals J m Brewer m the runth when a 6-5 lead 10 the top of the 111 the Padres pushed • cross their rung but Rodgodzm sk1 con second r Wl defeat the Reds Cesar Cedeno nectcd off re heve r Oiego Segw touched off the b1g mnmg w1lh a homer while Bob Watson Rutmnd teJJms pmnnrng sale NFL STARS ON TV NE W YORK (U PI ) RUTL.,\ND - Rutland Pony League and little Leag ue homer to Bobby Tolan n the team s wall ho ld a rununa~:: e sale al the Rutland gymnas1wn seventh I got" httle tlf~ but really Fnday and Saturday from 9 unt1l 5 There will be all k10ds I was tired befor e I st 1rted or te m s for sa le sa~d Forsch Bob Watson w•s the of fe ns1ve s tar gomg 3 fo r 4 kn ocking m three runs and scor ng three times He had a smgle early n the b g n ne-run s1xth IIUlmg and then hned a thr ee-run double to chma x tl Cesar Cedeno had a 1omer and a smgle stole a base a nd scored four tunes Doug Rader had a three-run do uble and Tommy Heln\s clubbed a two run double Don Wilson (5 7l w1ll start for the Astros ton ghl • nd Ross Crnnsley 6-5) w1ll sta1 t for the Reds For terns to be picked up on Wednesilil y or Thursday call 742-6!33 or brmg to Ru tland gym Wednesday or Thursday betwee n IO and 12or 5and6 All others " ho w sl to lelp be •t the gym at I p m Wedn esday ot call U e al>u ve number Seve ral ra m har names w1ll help te lev SIOn VIC Y~ ers dent1fy som e not sc. fam ahar names t11s season as the CBS- rv network announced t he s gmng of several former NF I stars as br oadcasl •n•lysts durmg the 1973 se ason Ttmmy Bro wn tomm y Maso n Pete Retzlall &rt St. i:Jrr and WC::~yne Walk er were those s tgned by the network to help the play by-j>lay commen La tors SELAK SIGNE D ST LOUI S (UP I) - l!onald Selak a n g ht~la l de d p1tchcr who was the No 2 draft cho1ce of the St I.o uas Cu d na1s n J me s f ee ~e n t dr•lt has been 1gnc I by the club t was an w um:L>d Mond 1y Giants, Yanks tied up The Cants and Yankees were lied will 5 1 record s a t t1 e end of Pomeroy I ttle lea gue baseball action i•st week Close beh nd were the T1 gers at 4 1 and the P ra tes and Sy racuse A) w t1 3 1 ecord s d ublc For the Ya nkees Steve Call • nd Sieve I ttle e•ch s ng led Mm kN or t nl onct cd • n I T n r y Housl doub led po rl ant s I a b ly ns ur a nce fo r pe r son a l n 1ury to oth er s - Bo th va ta bl e a t Wont ost ' 5 4 1 1 I I 3 3 2 4 I 4 0 6 DOWN lNG-CHlLDS AGENCY, INC. 22 0 N '1 d MIDDL EPO RT pos ataon the res t of the wcty fannn g 12 • nd wa lk10g only 2 ba tte rs F o rb es m ea nw htl e we:t s fam mg: n ne a nd wa lk ng only 3 n h s dem onstr a t or of mound prowess Syra cuse h tters were J Duffy ard M N ckle c ch a T•rt$ton~ 25" DELUXE RIDER Advanced mower fr.alurc s str mg of fast time VIctor es by federal Jury LOS ANGE LES (UPI ) Ger a ld E P nddy a former professiona l baseball player was md cted by a federal gra nd JUry Monday for mterfer ence ~ th commerce by threats or n connectJOn w th a $250 OOOextort10n plot aga nst a crmse sh p lme VIOlence Pr add y who rema ned free on $150 000 bail was arrested by FBI agents Jun e 5 afl<!r an a nony m ous ca ll e r pho ned Pr ncess L nes demandmg $250 000 '" exchange for m could be found on one of 1ts sh1ps Authorities sa1d the threat was directed at the Island Pnncess wh ch was then at sea headed fo r Puerto Vallart:< MeXI co w1th 850 ~ ssen ~ers pac10g f lhes Monday night when she won the second leg of the Johnn y Appleseed Slakes here at Northfield Pa rk Spea k Softl y w1th LewiS Wll son m the dnvcr s seat turned n a na tional season s record of Syracuse ' I GET SET FOR SUMMER ~M In little league act1on las t 1 hursd•y •I Rutland Syracuse (AJ defeated Rutland B 15-0 Syracuse had 16 h1ts while Rutland h•d 3 The \\IOn ng p tcher was Mike N•ce •nd the los10g p1 tehe r Dave Spangler In Monday mght act on at Sy r ~cus e Syrp cuse (A ) defea ted Rutland A) Ill Rutland gaw up 12 h ts whi le Tay lor and Da n Wll ford was engm eer s 78 years of age $2 7995 New EVEN LES S W TH TRAOE TIME FOR A GET YOUR PARTS AND SUPPLIES HERE Po n s P ugs Conde nse s Exhaus Sy s ems e c: W(' l kn own b a nd s ow p ces Another great value ~­ MEIGS AUTO PARTS 13 W Sec ond 992 7711 Pom e oy ) r' Ttrtstont 26-INCH 5 H.P. TILLER fr om th e F rest o ne I ne o f qu a t y lawn and garden D odu ct s $20550 BUY NO W FO R SUMM ER - J'tre$tone Thnft1 Cut 20"MOWER R ugg ed ly con st ru le J for yea s of sc rv (_0 two susptctous obJ ect s over the s 1de but 1t was not known If And they were oombs Priddy who played for the De trOi t Tige rs Wash ngton Senators St Lows Browns and th e New York Yankees m the 1940s and 50s now operates a HAURACHES • wins 2 games NOTHING TO IT the lose r SANDPOI NT Idaho (UP!) - Tom Moran completed his solo fi1ght for his p1lot s hcense Monda) and sa d There was hoth ng to 1!- l )US! relaxed Mor•n a ret red ele<:tr cal and crewmen n 5 H.P. dt .scus se d th roug h out t1 c meet ngs Among the ctl e.s 2 04 2-5 for the m le-run Sly Attorney was second and T1tle Holder th rd The w1rmer paid $3 60 $3 00 and $2 40 Syracuse ga ve up only 6 W nn10 g pi tcher was Rck Offi cers of the ship hurled sales prom otmn bus ness heritage house You Them MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT Burbank Cahf 1 a modemte prtce further expans on NORTHFIELD NORT HFIEI D Ohw UPi l Spe•k Softl y con t nued the IIISIUHP cesse r e s Mor e m II SI AN DI N{ S Hutland 1l I Don I ne g lec l lo hav e adequa te n sura n c e on y o u r b oa l m olor Ir a er a nd ac lk Yan kees defeate d Sy r a c use B) l I m a fme duel of p !clung be twee n Forbes of Sy1acuse Yankees a nd Tom Owe n s of th e llgers Yankees The Yomk ces go t tw o P r <:~tes r ns n the bottom of the f rs t S} rae use A mung and rna te them s tand up Rutland A li S Owenli guvc !lP a JiUn n the Syracuse B f IS l then shut out the op tv.l~ll Syracuse 100 000- 1 2 Yankees 200 Ol x- 1 4 Forbes n I MeN ckle Owens an I I n F In a weekend gan e tJ e nterested 10 gettmg an NFL The league has not yet ap- fr a nch se a rc Scottsdale An z deterrent But tt was beli eved proved the sale of the Satnts Ta mpa Fl• and Se•ttl e that Rozelle m1ght move to who were sold for a record $20 Wash Pnddy zs zndzcted by Tim For sch went the d stance ror Owners to get plans on drugs....---~ format on alx>ut where bom hs 124 W. MAIN ST. VlClon es con par ed to on ly four runs a gan e this seaso n tlletr battm g practtve between cont mu ed t m es a t ba t Hamilton now ha s $ HEAVY DUTY DOUBLE ACTION man at th e plate Kessmger de hvered a game wmmng s m gle In the only other NL games h1s hot hilt ng with 2 smgles m 3 SAVE ON AUTO PARTS FORD SCREW-ON Plllsburgh swept a doubleheader from Montreal ~ and 3-1 Houston routed Cincmnat1 13-2 Philadelph ia ~ ged st Lows 7-6 and Los Angeles ~ged San D1ego 3-2 Cleveland ended New York s e1ght.game wmrung streak 4-2 Bos ton edged Detro1t 2 1 Texas topped Oakland 4-2 Baltunore mpped M1 l" aukee 4 3 m 12 mnmgs Oucago beat Minnesota 3-2 a nd Cal1forrua Don defeated Kansas City 5-2 m • Summer Savings Spree w h R lc 21fdl Federal Rules of C1vli Proce 15 1971 5 Cubs onl y two h1ts entenng the runth when he walked leadoff batter GleiUl Beckert Bllly Wilhams follow~ w1th a s1ngfe and J1m H1ckman wa l k~ to load the bases brmgmg on Tug McGraw m relief of Matlack Ron Santo ta gged McG•aw for a doubl e to rtg ht to score two runs and lie the game at 22 Jose Cardenal walk~ to re load the bases and after Randy Hundley forced H1ck Hard-hitting Astros romp over Reds Tomes EDT) Kan sa s C ty 1Drago 7 6) at Cal forn a ( May 6 6 ) 1 p m Oakland Ham ton 3 1) at Ch cago (Hooton 7 4) at New Texa s (Mer 1t 2) 8 30 p m York ( Konsman 6 5) 2 p m M nnesota (Decker I 2) at St Lou s (G bs on 7 6 and Fo kers 1 OJ at Ph adelph a Ch cag o ( Wood 14 9) 9 p m (Car ton 7 8 and Ruth ven 5) Sa t more ( Pa lmer 7 4) at 2 5 30 p m M waukee (Col born 10 2J 8 30 C nc nnat (Gr m s ey 6 5) at pm Houston { W sonS 7) a 30 p m New York (Dobson 2 11 at Los Ange les (Sutton 8 4) at C eve and (51 om 1 7l 6 p m Del o t (See bach OJ at San D eg o (J ones 0 l 10 30 pm Bos ton T ant 8 7l 7 30 p m Wednesdays Games Atl anta ( N ekro 8 4) at San Kan C ty a t Oak a nd n ght Franc sco (B rad ley 6 5 pm Ch cago at Ca l f n g ht Minnesota at Texas n ght Wedn esday s Games M w at Det 2 tw n ght Mont ea t at Ch c:ago 2 Ph a a New Yor k 2 tw n gh l New York at Ba it more n ght Cleve and a t Bos ton n ght St Lou sa P tts n ght Mont ea MOORE'S The Consent Order referred to under I above was entered nto w th a v ew to effect ng the expe d t o s process ng of all the nd vtdual cla rns m volved 1 th ~ c ass act on I tagat on The Court has now prel m nanly e ntered (In accordance fo rney prov ded h s attorney so nottfies the un ders gned Clerk of Court m wr t ng pr1or to July ( All p whed a flOe game glv ng up four h1 ts wh1le strlktng oul 10 and walkmg 3 than July 15 1973 ill FINALHEARINGPRIORTQTHECOURt ENTERING PARTIAL FINAL JUDGMENT due opport n 1y to be heard thereat by h s at Texa s 3 Oakland 2 Ball 4 M lw 3 12 nn s Ch cag o 3 M nnesota 2 Ca fa n a 5 Kan C ty 2 Toda y s Probable P1tchers Sy ra cuse s Tim Cund ff also C If my s ch person does not request exclus on from lh cl ss ct o n I t gat10n bu t elects to be repre ented by h s own counsel rather than by co mscl for the named pia nt ffs h ~ counsel must enter an appearance m th s I t gat on not later other than the attorneys who represent the orag n I pia nt lis n th s ht gal on w II be afforded By FRED McMArjE UPI Sports Write r Atl anta at San Franc sco ( On y qames sched uled) The O ucago Cubs are cur rently runnmg away With the Amer ca n Le.ague East NL East DiVlslon lltle and w I pet 9 b w10n10 g games m a sty!.. thai New York 40 31 563 bef1ts a champiOn M !wa ukee 37 32 536 2 Ba t m ore 33 30 52 4 3 Take Monda y ntght fo r Boston 34 33 507 4 example The Cubs were Detro t 32 37 464 7 Cleveland 26 4.4 37 13 , trailing 2-U to Jon Matlack West enterm g the nmth mnmg when w I pet Ch cago 36 30 545 g b presto they ralhed lor three runs to defeat the New York Ka nsa s C ty 40 34 541 37 32 536 Cal for n a ' Mets 3-2 and stretch th eir Oa k an d 38 34 528 ~ M nnesota 35 32 522 2 divtston lead to 6 ., games over T~x a s 23 42 354 2 , the Montreal Expos Monda ys Rf!osu lt s Matlack had allowed the Cleve and 4 New Yor k 2 Boston 2 Det o t 1 C nc nnat at Houston n g ht pm lcr nd he w II be bound thereby ton DC at 10 00 am on July 30 1973 Any person ~.:I a m ng to be a member of the class who w hes to be he ard m th1s matter by an attorney meroy 0 June 26 1973 TUES DAY JU N E26 1973 6 00 - Newsl 4 8 10 1'S 5 TruthorC onseq 6 A ound Th e Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 a 10 5 I Dream of Jeanne 13 ll as Yoga & Yo u 33 7 oo - What s My L ne 8 ve Got A Seaet 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Tr uth or Conseq J Lee Trev nos Golf S L v ng 33 1 30 - To Tel The Tr uth 6 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Beat '91e Clock 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Charles Bla r s Better World 15 Can cer L f e or Death 33 8 00 - Amer can Odyssey 33 Move Baff led 3 4 15 Tem peratures Rls ng 6 13 Maude 8 10 8 30 - B fly G ah a m 8 0 Move D vo ce H s D vor ce Her s ~ hsequent orders the court may enter n the mat durj! ) a f Jrther Order and Dec s on amplement ng the Con sent Order wh ch ( l) approves the deta led ope at ng mtruchons under the Consent Order and (") determ ncs several legal ssues n~.: dent o mplementat on of the Consent Order ~ to wh ch p rt es were nable to reach agree ment (The deta led operatmg mstructtons under the Con sent Order have now heen destgnated Ba~.:k P y Cll ms Instruct ons etc ) The Court w I co nd ct a F nat Hear ng on all assues whtch have hecn dec1dcd hy the Court In th s ht gatwn n Co rtroom 22 Un ted States Court House 3d Street md Const tut1on Avem e N W Washmg r ) ' �,. S- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 26, 1973 • - The DaUy sentinel. Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. J une 26. 1973 ' Indians snap Yankee st~g By FRED DOWN UPI Sporu Writer Al Bnunby thinks he is a .330 hitter and tile fastest runner in beaebaU. He showed both his skills Mooday night when he had fi ve hits, including a triple and four singles, and scored the winning I'W1 after beating out a hit to shortstop Tim Johnson as the Orioles defeated t he Milwaukee Brewers, 4-3. " First," said Bwnbry, "I think I can hit .330 in the . they can 't do it on me .'' The Cleveland and 3-1, Chicago 3 New York 2, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 6, Indians Houston 13 Cincinnati 2, and IJJs Angeles 3 San Diego 2. Angels beat tile Kansas City Bumbry beat out a single to Royals, f>-2 , the Boston Red Sox short when Johnson hesitated shaded the Detroit Tige rs, 2-1, · making the throw in ·the 12t h the Chicago While Sox topped inning, moved to second on the· Mirm esota Twi ns, 3-2, a nd Rich Coggins' sac rifice, adthe Texas Rangers downed the va nced to third on a wild pitch Oakland 1\'s, 4-2, in other by Fra nk Linzy and sco red on Amer ican Leag ue games . Willie Davis ' infield o ut. Mike National Leag ue scores were Cuella r went the full 12 irmin gs PittsbW'gh over Montrea l, 8-6 for the Or ioles, allow in g n ine defea ted th e Ne w Yor k Yankees, 4-2, the Ca lifor nia hits and str iking out nine for his fourth win . The Indians snapped the Yankees' eight-game wi.Ming strea k when Chds OJambliss drove in two r uns with a bases~ and a single which drove• in thrCt?- runs a nd handed Kansas Qty's Kon defeat. Wr i ~ t his aecond Carlton Fisk homered over the le rt fi eJd " .,~II in F'enway filled single and Go,ylord Perry Park at )>'eciaely the moment pit ched a nine-hitter for his when a taped recording of an eighth wi n. Chambliss interv iew with him was ex. dehvered the key hit off Mel plaining why it was diUicu lt w Stot llemy re in the sixth inning. hit iq the Boston park, to gi ve Th urman Munson homered for the Red Sox th eir-win over the the Yankees in the ninth . Tiger s in the Monday night Nolan Ryan hu rled a fi v~ ­ nationally televised ga me , The hitter and str uck out nine to blow handed Jim Perry his raise his r ecord to 9-8 ror th e sixth loss . AJ Ka line hom ered An gels. Vacta Pinson supported for the Tigers. Ryan's pitching with a lriple MiMesota . Stan Bahnsen r e. ceived credit for his ninth win although he needed the relief help of both Terry Forster and Cy Acosta . Acosta earned his fifth save . J eff Burroughs ' two-run dou· ble was the big blow of a tllreerun third inning which enabl ed Sonny Sie bert to win his fifth game with the help or three Texa s relievers. Toby Harrah homered for the Rangers while Bert Campaneris, Sal Bando, Carlos May doubled in two COLTS OBTAIN COLLETT SA N FRAJIIC!SCO (UP! ) The Baltimore Colts obtained veteran reserve g uard Elmer Collett from tile San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a high 1975 draft choice. Collett had been with the 49ers since 1967 a.fter making ~Co n tinued ch oice . By March 21, Dean testilied, tha t I didn ' t be had concluded the whole with 11. " from Page 11 truth m ust emerge, whalevt't' the consequ ences, and be went before the President to m ake a full accounting to him . that Ule denials were true and that the ('barges or in· volvement by members of the ··r White Houae staff were false." But Dean said Nixon was so began by telling the President that ther e was a ca ncer gr owing on the presidenc)' and that if the cancer was not rem oved that closely involved in the eff orts W conceal the truth tha t on two occasions, on March 13 and the President himaell would be April 15, 1973, he discussed ki lled by it," Dean said in his with Dean an offer of executive flat Wlemotional tone . clemency for Hunt , th e former Dean sa id he- told N i ~~oo n of Hun t's dem ands for $1 12,000 and sa id " tha t this was just typical of the type of bla ckm a il th a t t he White- House w ould CIA operative who pleaded guilty or participating in the suffe ring a torn ligament earlier in the season. the club as a Hth-<ound drart c:ontlnue to be subjected to an d know how to deal Dean MAIISBALL TO IIAWAII SAN DIEGO ~ UPI ) - Dave Marshall, obtained from the New York Mets by the San Diego Padre5 in an ofl«ason deal, was looking forward wa starting ourield job. Instead he was optioned to the club's Hawa ii farm team in the Pacilic Coast Leag ue following Monday night's game against the IJJs _Angeles Dodgers. rt was beU•ved his place or the roster will be taken by Enu Hernandez, due to come off the disa bled list next week alter runs and scored oo a single by De r on Johnson and Gene Rick lteichardt in the first Tenace each had two hils for inning to give the White Sox all the A's; who left 12 runners the runs they needed to beat stranded. Watergate raid . " After I f ini~hed ," Dean continued . " I reali z,ed that I had not reall'r' ma de the Presi dent understand because aHer he ask ed a l ew q uestions, he sug ges ted that it would be an ell.cellen t idea if I gave some sort ol briefin g to the Ca b inet and tha t he was very 1mpressed wllh my knowledg e of the circumstan ces but he did not seem par t icular ly conce r ned with their im plicat ions ." Dean Wears Tan Su it Dean wore a tan suit , a blue shirl, and a solid green tie . He si pped water and a col a dr ink and sucked coug h drops w hen the commi ttee br oke to permit m ember s to hu r ry back to the Capitol to vo~e on the Sena te 11oor - an eKer ~;:ise w hich OC · cu,..red so lrequentl.., that Chairman Sam J . Erv in, D N.C. , 76, huffed he fett he waf. " getting in shape for the OlympiCS ." Dean ' s blonde wife, Maureen, di am onds glittering , stared straigh l ahead and hel d close to ~r husband' s arm eaj:h time !hey en tered or- left the hearing room . Some Repu bltcans ha \le a t temp ted to discredit Dean . who l~stified he felt he was being made a " fall guy " a lter he told Nill.on of his decision lo tell the tr uth to the federa l Wa tergate grand jur y . Last week. , Dean ' s tes timony th at he had " bOt"rowed" S4,8.SO f r om a $350 .000 cash campai gn f und k epi in the Whi te House to pay lor his honeymoon was leaked to the newspapers . The fOllowing day , Senate Republi can Leader Hugh Scott c;harac minuts after Dean expressed teri1ed Dean as a " turncoar · his Intention to go to 1he and " an embeuler ." prosecutors and tell all he Sen . Edward J . Gurney , R · knew Fla , a member of IJ"le select " The Pres•dent almost from c ommiltet>, declined to com. the outse t began asking me a men! on Dean' s testimony that number of lea ding questions , Ehrlichman and Haldeman which made me th ink t ha t the hsted Gurney as the White conversa tion was being taped House ' s friend on the commit - and that a record w as being ttae Gurney sna pped an vnsm il ' made to protect himself ,'' he ing " no comment " to a said . r eporter who questioned him. I I was then , he sai d, that Dean r ecalled tha t N i)Con was Nl xon recalled " tha t he had " C'onl lden l " that Gurney would sa id that Sl million was nothing " protect the White House and to raise to pay to mainta in the would do so out of poli ti cal silence of the defendants . H e instinct and not have to be sa id lha l , he ha d, of course, persuaded to do so." only been joking when he made He Suspects Tapi ng tha t com m(!:n( " .Dean said . Dean les l itled he suspected Dean also sa id : from the Pres ident 's behavi or -;- Ni xon once told him that and " leading ques tions" that a lter lhe election he would get N ixon was taping the Apr il 15 his own people in the In terna l meetinQ, arranqed w i thin 45 Revenue Service so 11 could be used against hls opponen t$• Ni •on sa id Democratic ad· m inistration$ had made good use of the l RS, Dea n sa id . - N I•on w as so Cortcer ned with demonstra tions tha t he once expr ~sed disp leasure over a single picke t ac ross the slreet lrom the Wh ite House . Presi dentia l appointmen ts sec re tary Dw ight Cha pin ofler ed t o ge t some " thugs" t o remove the m an. L ater , the par k p olice ta l k ed h im in t o moving ou t of presiden tial sight . - Ehrl t.chman told hi m to " deep siK" - thl"ow into the Po tomac river - documen ts l ound in Hunt' s Whi l e House sa fe af ter Hunt's ar r est . In· stea d , Dean said, he tur ned them over to L. Patrick: Gray , then act ing F B l d ir ector . Gra y destroyed them , he said . Rose Garden club enjoys . picnic meet LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Floyd Stout, Long ·Botwm , RD. Follo.wing dinner , Mrs . Charles carr presided over the re gular meeting . Devotions were co nducted by Mrs . major s. an d, second , infielder s can't hesitate like Johnson was all night before making his throw when I'm running. They can do it oo other players but Cha rles Massar, who also read SHOP YOUR NEAR EST STORE • PT. P.... FINAN C IA L REPORT For F is cal Y ~ .ar End i ng December ll. 197'2 Sit lis bu ry Town sh i p, Count y of M ei g ~ . P. 0 . Address : M i ddl epo rt, Oh io . O.ate : Januar y 1911 . I ce rtif y th e lollow lng re por t to be cor rect . R icha r d Ba iley , Town s h ip Cl er k SCHEDULE I cash bat•nce she et Decembe r l 1, 1972 ASSETS : Depos i tory Bala n ces S22.239 .26 Less : Checks Ovtst . 1656 .86 N et Fun ds on Depos i t 20.5112 .40 Totrtl Assets S20 ,582 .40 liABILITIES r F un d Ba la nc es 20,582 .40 Total Liabilit ies 120 ,58 2.40 SCHEDULE II Summary ol Cash Balance s, R e c e ipts & Expenditur e s Balance . Jan 1, 1971 Gen erar Fu nd 8.039 .05 Motor Ve h. Lie . Tax Fu nd 2,3 13.74 Gasol ine Ta x Fund 1,462. 47 Roed and Br idge F u n d ( 0 0 ) 814 .94 Cem eter y F un d 1, 596 .2-9 Total 12,596 .61 Total Receipts Gen era l F un d 12,896.80 Motor Veh. Lie . Tax F un 4.433 .23 Gasol ine Tax Fund 12,800 .00 Road and Br idge Fund 2,379 .89 Cemetery F und 140 .00 M iscellaneous F un d s 6,483.00 Totti · 32,649 .92 Total Receipts & BalancesGeneral Fu nd 20, 935 .85 Motor Veh . Li e. Ta x Fu nd 6, 746.97 Ga soli ne Ta x Fund 1~ .2 6 2 . 4 7 Road a nd Br idge Fund 1.564.95 Cemeter y F und · 1,736.29 Miscellaneous F und s 6,483 .00 Total 51 ,129.53 ExpendituresGenera l Fund 12,239.21 Motor Veh. L ie. Tax Fund ~ .748 . 40 Gasoline Ta x Fund 12,57 1.02 Road;md Br idge Fun d 1,273.45 Cemetery F und 315.05 Total 31.147 . 13 Balance Dec . 31, 1972 General F und 8,696.64 Motor Veh . Lie. Ta x F un d 1.998 .57 Gasoline Tax; Fund1,691.45 Road and Br ldge Fund 29 1 so Cemetery Fund 1, 421.24 M isc ellaneou s 6, 48 3.00 Total 20 ,S&'.1. .40 SCHEDULE Ill , r;.uh Balance, Receipts and E ~~opendifures by Fund GENERAL FUNOBalan c;e Jan . 1, 1971 11.039,05 RECEIPTS : Gen . Prop Ta x 4,242 .34 Real Estate Ta n gible Pers Prop . T a x 305 .69 lnherita!l ce Tax 100.77 Local Gov . Dlstr ib, 3.334.41. Liquor Perm it Fees 4,676.50 Cigarelle Lie . Fees and F ines 199. 19 Adiu stmentsand Re fund s 37 .90 Total Receipts 12,896 .80 Total 8eginnin9 Balance Plus Receipts '.1.0,9J5 .8S A DISCOUNT DEPART ME. N-.: STOllE OPEN DAILY 10 AM TO 9 PM - SUNDAY 1 PM TO 6 PM ~OR GET READY LICENSE TAX FUND Balance. Jan . T, 1971 '2 ,313 .74 Motor Veh . Lie. Ta )C Total Receipt s Total Beg. Bal . Plu s Re cei pts 4,433 .23 4,433.23 Receipts : Expendltun~s : THE HOLIDAY AND VACATIONS VACUUM CLEANER Regular 54c . Three . four. fiv e ba g packages . All th e we ll known brands. For The Best looking House On The Street! Who Has A . Better Selection? COMPLETE NEW 1fo SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIV.ED EA. • REVERSIBLE BRAIDED RUG Receipts : Gen . Prop . Ta x Real E stat e 1,939. 10 Tang ible Pe rs . Prop . T ax 90.79 Other . · 350 .00 Total Rec eipts 2, 379 .89 . Total Beg. Bal. Plus Receipts 1,564 .95 Expenditures : M isc ellaneo us 527.89 Ma inten ance 745.56 Grand T ota l E xp. 1.273 45 Ba l an ce, Dec. 31, 1972 :m so Total Exp . plus Bal. Oec;ember 31 , 1972 1,564 .95 CEMETERY FUND Balan ce , Jan . 1, 1972 1,596 .29 BATHTUB APPLIQUES Dri es in 30 $ m inutes, wa shes out of brush. le aves no unpl e asant odor . White a nd 6 color s. 16 Piece Set! • 94 PR. GIRLS TWO PIECE SIZES 3 TO 12 VALUES TO '2.94 SET FAST SELLING STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM 51 .00 1, ~· 77 $ EN'S 'NTS $ THE PRICE ENTIRE STOCK! TEENS and WOMENS SHORT SHORTS Size 6 to 18 Denims Nylons Polyester Twills MARKED $ 88 1.736.29 YESTERSNYLONS- SIZES Charley Pride. Osmond Bros .• Loretta Lynn , Tamm"( Wynette, Elvis. Grand Funk, Lynn Anderson. Jeannie C. Riley. Beatles. Sonny and Cher , Neil Diamond, Connie Smith, Porter Wagoner plus ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE Bat. Out. Dec. 31, 1972 L1 70 .00 Rate of Int. 6 p et . Date of F inal Mat . 4-73 Motor Grader : New Issues dUr i ng Year 1972 18,500 00 Balan ce Out ., Dec . 31. 1972 18,500..00 Rate of In t . Da te of Fi nal M at . 1,1. ?5 m ~1n v $ 97 ¢ WIFFL~ BALL AND BAT ., c Trip planned planned by members or Meigs High School Chapter n! Future Farmers of America to FFA Muskin g um in Ca rrollton. FAMOUS BEACON QUALITY Activities whi c h will be a vailable to the boyB are s wimmin g , motor boatins , GIRLS BODY . SUITS SIZES 3 To 14 SHORT SLEEVE and SLEEVELESS SHORT SETS $ 99 NYLONS TERRYKNITS BLENOS - $ 88 t1 \1:.. ,le~ifiC§/,f(/1///i!J' Mac omber, Terry McCellan, Danny Walker , Glen Kennedy, Pa ul J ones and their advisor, E ver ett Holcoinb. Celebration slated INFANTS SET · MASON - Mason's COMPARE 2 RACKETS BIRDIE NET- ~·ourth Annual July 4 ce lebration sponsored by MaBon'.s - Little L~ a g ue and Mason Volunteer Fire Department will c.ommence at 9:45a .m . on July 4 at the J . C. Cook Park here and end a t 9:30p.m. with a giant display of fireworks. KNIT SHORTS 2 .PLAYER BADMITION SET 97¢ Those planning to attend are Carl Davids pn, ·Rick '1" BIG REGULAR $4.94 SELECTION! !' fores try, wildlife, sports , ca ree rs , overnight hiking , small arms target prac tice and _fir e.. rm safely. IRREGUL.AK CRIB BLANKETS WOMEN'S 2 PC. '' fishin g, all terrain vehicle ~riving, leadcr. hlp lrainlng, BLANKETS .A VARIED SELECTION! RIGHT OUT OF STOCK! GIRLS · NITE SHIRTS CamP; Refreshments will be sold. AT $i.59 Accordin g to Re d Tu cker , there will be fun for all . The J . C. Cook Park is r eached by turning le[t on HI. 33 al the .., Wilson TexacQ Sta tion towa rd the river . WHY PAY MORE? ¢ [ .,.._k 1 1'/ . .~ ' CHAISE LOUNGE PHOTO ALBUM While They Last! SIZE . 32 TO 38 ND - ~< Amoco " Plastic $ .77 99 $ Size 9"xll" Three candidates · for . members hip we nt through ce remonia l ritual durin g •iriitiation Of Mary Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jen~salem , F.rlday evening at the I.O.O.F. Hall in Ponieroy. Mrs . .Paul Winn served refreshlnent.s' ' of punch and cookies to members of the order and guests from Se lf lin e d . Actual S10.95 values , sizes 48x63 , 48x84 . Solids. prinl s . jacquards. Lafayette Shri ne, Gallipolis and M~rie tla Shrine, Marietta. ' New Shipment! ¢ Triple Insulated! REAT END VE CASH D INITIATES MEMBERS DRAPES MENS or WOMENS SUN GLASSES Bayon Acetale Cover SOLI OS- PRINTS READY TO HANG ~I MAGNETIC PERMANENT PRESS! ,. _ .'_~ BLOUSESESS CHILD'S I A FACTORY CLOSEOUT! . Antique Satin Look- Fiberglas SAF!::TY PLASTIC BATVENTILATED WIFFLE BALL PPERS MART PR . PR. F.MONT article on Mrs . Alice DeVol, who was selected as an out· · standing elementary teacher of the year at Jonathan Alder School in Plain City were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos LE ~=~;.::.:.•••••••••••••••ill••• Waugh, Bidwell. • • ( . . OMmED Omitted from yesterday's ' • man, N•nty.GJo, Pa. and Eddie Miller. BABY RECEIVING 6 DAY SAVING SALE! • A Snoopy cake , ice cream, Koo). Aid and co ffee · w er e served to Mr . a nd Mrs . William Fred Smiih, Sr ., Mr . and Mrs . E ugene Smith, Tim , J ohn , Cindy, Mllrk lind Joseph , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman , Da vid lind Beverly and Craig Darst. Sending gifts but Wlabl~ to attend we re Mrs. Aliee Baugh. 'THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE! o : h er s . STARTS WED. 10 A.M. the ir son, Jeffr ey's Rth birlh- Wednesday and Thursday ¢ ' r and SET OF 4 '3.94 CJMPLEiE NEW ASSORTMENT 94~ 00 man, Middleport, held a bir th. day par ty in observance of 7 Ounce SAVE SOc EACij SET DISHWASHER SAFE . VALUES TO DENIMS- COMPLETE NEW SELECTION HAS ARRIVED! COUNTRY - ROCK - EASY LISTENI .N G ALL YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS! 3- 14 ' THICK-HEAVY SOFT VELOUR SIZE 22x44 PR . 8 TRAC.K STEREO TAPES Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baugh- A camping trip July 1&.20 is HAND TOWELS -- $1.27 WASH CLOTHS - · 57c Canvas uppers. sturdy grip soles . Made in America . MENS BOYS $ honored at party PARTY PLATE BATH TOWELS TENNIS OXFORDS STYRO PICNIC JUG KNIT SHIRTS ¢ _ jeffrey Caughman IRRIDESCENT - 81/4" DIAMETER BEAUTIFUL PRINTED VELOUR MATCHING '12 GALLON GENERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND ''"' GAL. I. WHILE THEY LAST I 315 .05 2,332.00 .• MOULDED HANDLES! REGULAR$1.67 V.ALUE ON SALE WEDNESDAY lOAM BIG BID 1,42 1. 24 Receipts 6,46 3.00 Balan ce . Dec . 31. 1972 6.46 3. 00 Total' Expenditures plu s Bal. . Dec . 31 , 1972 6 . ~ 63 . 00 TOWNSHIP DEBT BONDS AND NOTES Lo•der- Backhoe Outs!. Jan . 1, 1912 3, 502 .00 New Issues Dur ing Year 1972 Non e Redeemed Dur ing Yea r 1912 E'Nrl S ·;~."!,"" :f OPS 30 QT. COOLER CHEST GIRLS SHORT SLEEVE PACKAGE OF 100 FAMOUS COLONIAL DESIGN! .. Actual $2.98 Values! 1st Quality 'SAVE CASH!! TWILLS 1,736 .29 92 .11'.1. PLASTIC TUMBLERS HASH GLASSWARE VALUES TO '3.94! 140.00 140.0( 171.23 FORKS & SPOONS d!iy anniversa ry . . WHITE-RED-GOLD- BLACK SHORT SETS ¢ PAPER .PLATES Mrs . Orville Brown . VALUES TO 39c 13 Ounce 00 OFF • PLASTIC REGULAR 12c 94 Frede rick guests, M r s. R obert Gray and 9 INCH White o r Colors Mrs . Goebel, Mrs. Harold Massar, Mrs. John Arbaugh, ·and two REG.$ $3.22 r.iv es Safer Footing ln The TubProvides Decorative Ac~ent for Tub or Shower $1.00 VALUE - SUN GLASSES Misses RIOR LATEX CHILD'S, Gl RLS, ·woMENS SIZES FROM$ TODDLERS TO WOMENS SIZE 10 CHILDRENS Perfect Quality 77 Ja mes Stou t , Mrs . Rober t Darst and Ti mmy, Mrs. Charl es Carr and Sonia , Mrs . UNBREAKABLE - ¢ SPRAY PAINT FOR MOST ANYTHING! CANVAS OXFORDS For Your Traffic Areas Poly Plastic 1X To 4X REGULAR $2.~4 Solids or Stripes! Floyd Swut, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout, Keith Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ul ah Swan, Mrs. Char! .. FITS SIZES SHOP OUR BUSY STORES ¢ 4 pla s t· ic pl a tes, sp9ons. fork s. kniv es. An 89c Massa r , PANTY HOSE Cl ea n up toot s With warm water GAL WEDNESDAY MORNING 10 AM WOMEN'S EXTRA LARGF. KNIT SHIRTS MADE$ IN U. S.A. - 11!1 :i iJ;i i tl't\'i I:[ij MENS CREW NECK 16 COLORS Receipts: Sale of Lo t s Total Rec eipts Tot.jll Beg , Bal Plus Receipts Expenditures : Salaries Supp li es Oth'er Expenses Total Ex pend itur es Bal ., Dec. J1 , 1972 TOtal Exp. Plus Bal. December l1.1912 AT ALL STORES SPRAY ENAMEL F o r budg et ·minded homeowners id ea l f o r ex t erior $ 84 SPECIAl. PURCHASE! PRICES IN PICNIC SET PLAN TO BE HERE! "GLIDDEN" AU PURPOSE wood, masonry • One s tq flat finish in 30 min utes E~~openditures : ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 1001 814 .94 • • '!' SIZE 21 x36 OUTSIDE WHITE - FOR LEISURE HOURS PR. Mis cell aneous 1,467.47 Ma intenan ce 3,290 .93 Grand Total Exp . 4,74!1.40 Balan ce, Dec . 3\, 1972 1.998.57 tota l Ex p. Plus Bal. December 31, 1972 6,746.97 GASOLINE TAX FUND BalanCI! , Jan . 1, 197'2 1,462-<H Receipts : Gasolme T ax 12,80 0.00 Tot al Re ceipt s 12,800 .00 Tota l Beginn ing Ba l <m ce ,Plus Receipts 14, 26'.1. .47 Balance , Jan . 1.197l END OF MONTH SALE 22 SUMMER .FLOWERS were given for next year's programs and several projects were discussed. A silent auc tion was held wi th Mrs . J ames Stout winning th e tra ve lin g prize. Mrs. Harold Massar , vice-president, dused the meeting by reading "The Gardeners' Prayer" . A l~ nding were Mr. and Mrs. SE RVIC E FOR 4 Salesman samples. Mostly s mall s izes. Valuos to $7 .95. On sale Wednesday, 10 a .m . No Returns! SHOES NT, MASON OR SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA the verse of the m onth . Roll call wa's answered by " bri nging a rdse and iden ~ ti £ying it." T he secretary's re port was give n by Mrs. Frederick Goebel. SuggesUons WOMENS SAMPLE .BAGS 6,746 .97 M iscella neous 5,S39 .73 Main tenan ce 7,03 1. 29 Grand Total Exp. 12,571.0'.1. Balance, Dec. 31.1972 1,691.45 Total Exp . Plus Balance Dec . 31 , 197'.1. 14, '.1.,2.47 OUR STORES ARE SMALL - - - BUT WE GIVE MIGHTLY GOOD VALUES - SEE! SPECIAL PIJRCHASI: SAVE 50% EXPENDITURES : Administrative 11 ,410.27 Town Halls, Memo rial Buildings, &. Gr ound S: 84 .44 F ire Prote ct ion 660.00 · Cemeterie s 84 .50 Gran d Total E xp . 12,219 .21 Balan ce , Dec . 31, 197 2 6.696 .64 Total Expenditures Plus Balan ce, Dec . ll , 1972 20,935 .85 MOTOR VEHICLE The annual family picnic o( the Rose Garden Club was held June 20 at the home of Mr. and . • �,. S- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 26, 1973 • - The DaUy sentinel. Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. J une 26. 1973 ' Indians snap Yankee st~g By FRED DOWN UPI Sporu Writer Al Bnunby thinks he is a .330 hitter and tile fastest runner in beaebaU. He showed both his skills Mooday night when he had fi ve hits, including a triple and four singles, and scored the winning I'W1 after beating out a hit to shortstop Tim Johnson as the Orioles defeated t he Milwaukee Brewers, 4-3. " First," said Bwnbry, "I think I can hit .330 in the . they can 't do it on me .'' The Cleveland and 3-1, Chicago 3 New York 2, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 6, Indians Houston 13 Cincinnati 2, and IJJs Angeles 3 San Diego 2. Angels beat tile Kansas City Bumbry beat out a single to Royals, f>-2 , the Boston Red Sox short when Johnson hesitated shaded the Detroit Tige rs, 2-1, · making the throw in ·the 12t h the Chicago While Sox topped inning, moved to second on the· Mirm esota Twi ns, 3-2, a nd Rich Coggins' sac rifice, adthe Texas Rangers downed the va nced to third on a wild pitch Oakland 1\'s, 4-2, in other by Fra nk Linzy and sco red on Amer ican Leag ue games . Willie Davis ' infield o ut. Mike National Leag ue scores were Cuella r went the full 12 irmin gs PittsbW'gh over Montrea l, 8-6 for the Or ioles, allow in g n ine defea ted th e Ne w Yor k Yankees, 4-2, the Ca lifor nia hits and str iking out nine for his fourth win . The Indians snapped the Yankees' eight-game wi.Ming strea k when Chds OJambliss drove in two r uns with a bases~ and a single which drove• in thrCt?- runs a nd handed Kansas Qty's Kon defeat. Wr i ~ t his aecond Carlton Fisk homered over the le rt fi eJd " .,~II in F'enway filled single and Go,ylord Perry Park at )>'eciaely the moment pit ched a nine-hitter for his when a taped recording of an eighth wi n. Chambliss interv iew with him was ex. dehvered the key hit off Mel plaining why it was diUicu lt w Stot llemy re in the sixth inning. hit iq the Boston park, to gi ve Th urman Munson homered for the Red Sox th eir-win over the the Yankees in the ninth . Tiger s in the Monday night Nolan Ryan hu rled a fi v~ ­ nationally televised ga me , The hitter and str uck out nine to blow handed Jim Perry his raise his r ecord to 9-8 ror th e sixth loss . AJ Ka line hom ered An gels. Vacta Pinson supported for the Tigers. Ryan's pitching with a lriple MiMesota . Stan Bahnsen r e. ceived credit for his ninth win although he needed the relief help of both Terry Forster and Cy Acosta . Acosta earned his fifth save . J eff Burroughs ' two-run dou· ble was the big blow of a tllreerun third inning which enabl ed Sonny Sie bert to win his fifth game with the help or three Texa s relievers. Toby Harrah homered for the Rangers while Bert Campaneris, Sal Bando, Carlos May doubled in two COLTS OBTAIN COLLETT SA N FRAJIIC!SCO (UP! ) The Baltimore Colts obtained veteran reserve g uard Elmer Collett from tile San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a high 1975 draft choice. Collett had been with the 49ers since 1967 a.fter making ~Co n tinued ch oice . By March 21, Dean testilied, tha t I didn ' t be had concluded the whole with 11. " from Page 11 truth m ust emerge, whalevt't' the consequ ences, and be went before the President to m ake a full accounting to him . that Ule denials were true and that the ('barges or in· volvement by members of the ··r White Houae staff were false." But Dean said Nixon was so began by telling the President that ther e was a ca ncer gr owing on the presidenc)' and that if the cancer was not rem oved that closely involved in the eff orts W conceal the truth tha t on two occasions, on March 13 and the President himaell would be April 15, 1973, he discussed ki lled by it," Dean said in his with Dean an offer of executive flat Wlemotional tone . clemency for Hunt , th e former Dean sa id he- told N i ~~oo n of Hun t's dem ands for $1 12,000 and sa id " tha t this was just typical of the type of bla ckm a il th a t t he White- House w ould CIA operative who pleaded guilty or participating in the suffe ring a torn ligament earlier in the season. the club as a Hth-<ound drart c:ontlnue to be subjected to an d know how to deal Dean MAIISBALL TO IIAWAII SAN DIEGO ~ UPI ) - Dave Marshall, obtained from the New York Mets by the San Diego Padre5 in an ofl«ason deal, was looking forward wa starting ourield job. Instead he was optioned to the club's Hawa ii farm team in the Pacilic Coast Leag ue following Monday night's game against the IJJs _Angeles Dodgers. rt was beU•ved his place or the roster will be taken by Enu Hernandez, due to come off the disa bled list next week alter runs and scored oo a single by De r on Johnson and Gene Rick lteichardt in the first Tenace each had two hils for inning to give the White Sox all the A's; who left 12 runners the runs they needed to beat stranded. Watergate raid . " After I f ini~hed ," Dean continued . " I reali z,ed that I had not reall'r' ma de the Presi dent understand because aHer he ask ed a l ew q uestions, he sug ges ted that it would be an ell.cellen t idea if I gave some sort ol briefin g to the Ca b inet and tha t he was very 1mpressed wllh my knowledg e of the circumstan ces but he did not seem par t icular ly conce r ned with their im plicat ions ." Dean Wears Tan Su it Dean wore a tan suit , a blue shirl, and a solid green tie . He si pped water and a col a dr ink and sucked coug h drops w hen the commi ttee br oke to permit m ember s to hu r ry back to the Capitol to vo~e on the Sena te 11oor - an eKer ~;:ise w hich OC · cu,..red so lrequentl.., that Chairman Sam J . Erv in, D N.C. , 76, huffed he fett he waf. " getting in shape for the OlympiCS ." Dean ' s blonde wife, Maureen, di am onds glittering , stared straigh l ahead and hel d close to ~r husband' s arm eaj:h time !hey en tered or- left the hearing room . Some Repu bltcans ha \le a t temp ted to discredit Dean . who l~stified he felt he was being made a " fall guy " a lter he told Nill.on of his decision lo tell the tr uth to the federa l Wa tergate grand jur y . Last week. , Dean ' s tes timony th at he had " bOt"rowed" S4,8.SO f r om a $350 .000 cash campai gn f und k epi in the Whi te House to pay lor his honeymoon was leaked to the newspapers . The fOllowing day , Senate Republi can Leader Hugh Scott c;harac minuts after Dean expressed teri1ed Dean as a " turncoar · his Intention to go to 1he and " an embeuler ." prosecutors and tell all he Sen . Edward J . Gurney , R · knew Fla , a member of IJ"le select " The Pres•dent almost from c ommiltet>, declined to com. the outse t began asking me a men! on Dean' s testimony that number of lea ding questions , Ehrlichman and Haldeman which made me th ink t ha t the hsted Gurney as the White conversa tion was being taped House ' s friend on the commit - and that a record w as being ttae Gurney sna pped an vnsm il ' made to protect himself ,'' he ing " no comment " to a said . r eporter who questioned him. I I was then , he sai d, that Dean r ecalled tha t N i)Con was Nl xon recalled " tha t he had " C'onl lden l " that Gurney would sa id that Sl million was nothing " protect the White House and to raise to pay to mainta in the would do so out of poli ti cal silence of the defendants . H e instinct and not have to be sa id lha l , he ha d, of course, persuaded to do so." only been joking when he made He Suspects Tapi ng tha t com m(!:n( " .Dean said . Dean les l itled he suspected Dean also sa id : from the Pres ident 's behavi or -;- Ni xon once told him that and " leading ques tions" that a lter lhe election he would get N ixon was taping the Apr il 15 his own people in the In terna l meetinQ, arranqed w i thin 45 Revenue Service so 11 could be used against hls opponen t$• Ni •on sa id Democratic ad· m inistration$ had made good use of the l RS, Dea n sa id . - N I•on w as so Cortcer ned with demonstra tions tha t he once expr ~sed disp leasure over a single picke t ac ross the slreet lrom the Wh ite House . Presi dentia l appointmen ts sec re tary Dw ight Cha pin ofler ed t o ge t some " thugs" t o remove the m an. L ater , the par k p olice ta l k ed h im in t o moving ou t of presiden tial sight . - Ehrl t.chman told hi m to " deep siK" - thl"ow into the Po tomac river - documen ts l ound in Hunt' s Whi l e House sa fe af ter Hunt's ar r est . In· stea d , Dean said, he tur ned them over to L. Patrick: Gray , then act ing F B l d ir ector . Gra y destroyed them , he said . Rose Garden club enjoys . picnic meet LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Floyd Stout, Long ·Botwm , RD. Follo.wing dinner , Mrs . Charles carr presided over the re gular meeting . Devotions were co nducted by Mrs . major s. an d, second , infielder s can't hesitate like Johnson was all night before making his throw when I'm running. They can do it oo other players but Cha rles Massar, who also read SHOP YOUR NEAR EST STORE • PT. P.... FINAN C IA L REPORT For F is cal Y ~ .ar End i ng December ll. 197'2 Sit lis bu ry Town sh i p, Count y of M ei g ~ . P. 0 . Address : M i ddl epo rt, Oh io . O.ate : Januar y 1911 . I ce rtif y th e lollow lng re por t to be cor rect . R icha r d Ba iley , Town s h ip Cl er k SCHEDULE I cash bat•nce she et Decembe r l 1, 1972 ASSETS : Depos i tory Bala n ces S22.239 .26 Less : Checks Ovtst . 1656 .86 N et Fun ds on Depos i t 20.5112 .40 Totrtl Assets S20 ,582 .40 liABILITIES r F un d Ba la nc es 20,582 .40 Total Liabilit ies 120 ,58 2.40 SCHEDULE II Summary ol Cash Balance s, R e c e ipts & Expenditur e s Balance . Jan 1, 1971 Gen erar Fu nd 8.039 .05 Motor Ve h. Lie . Tax Fu nd 2,3 13.74 Gasol ine Ta x Fund 1,462. 47 Roed and Br idge F u n d ( 0 0 ) 814 .94 Cem eter y F un d 1, 596 .2-9 Total 12,596 .61 Total Receipts Gen era l F un d 12,896.80 Motor Veh. Lie . Tax F un 4.433 .23 Gasol ine Tax Fund 12,800 .00 Road and Br idge Fund 2,379 .89 Cemetery F und 140 .00 M iscellaneous F un d s 6,483.00 Totti · 32,649 .92 Total Receipts & BalancesGeneral Fu nd 20, 935 .85 Motor Veh . Li e. Ta x Fu nd 6, 746.97 Ga soli ne Ta x Fund 1~ .2 6 2 . 4 7 Road a nd Br idge Fund 1.564.95 Cemeter y F und · 1,736.29 Miscellaneous F und s 6,483 .00 Total 51 ,129.53 ExpendituresGenera l Fund 12,239.21 Motor Veh. L ie. Tax Fund ~ .748 . 40 Gasoline Ta x Fund 12,57 1.02 Road;md Br idge Fun d 1,273.45 Cemetery F und 315.05 Total 31.147 . 13 Balance Dec . 31, 1972 General F und 8,696.64 Motor Veh . Lie. Ta x F un d 1.998 .57 Gasoline Tax; Fund1,691.45 Road and Br ldge Fund 29 1 so Cemetery Fund 1, 421.24 M isc ellaneou s 6, 48 3.00 Total 20 ,S&'.1. .40 SCHEDULE Ill , r;.uh Balance, Receipts and E ~~opendifures by Fund GENERAL FUNOBalan c;e Jan . 1, 1971 11.039,05 RECEIPTS : Gen . Prop Ta x 4,242 .34 Real Estate Ta n gible Pers Prop . T a x 305 .69 lnherita!l ce Tax 100.77 Local Gov . Dlstr ib, 3.334.41. Liquor Perm it Fees 4,676.50 Cigarelle Lie . Fees and F ines 199. 19 Adiu stmentsand Re fund s 37 .90 Total Receipts 12,896 .80 Total 8eginnin9 Balance Plus Receipts '.1.0,9J5 .8S A DISCOUNT DEPART ME. N-.: STOllE OPEN DAILY 10 AM TO 9 PM - SUNDAY 1 PM TO 6 PM ~OR GET READY LICENSE TAX FUND Balance. Jan . T, 1971 '2 ,313 .74 Motor Veh . Lie. Ta )C Total Receipt s Total Beg. Bal . Plu s Re cei pts 4,433 .23 4,433.23 Receipts : Expendltun~s : THE HOLIDAY AND VACATIONS VACUUM CLEANER Regular 54c . Three . four. fiv e ba g packages . All th e we ll known brands. For The Best looking House On The Street! Who Has A . Better Selection? COMPLETE NEW 1fo SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIV.ED EA. • REVERSIBLE BRAIDED RUG Receipts : Gen . Prop . Ta x Real E stat e 1,939. 10 Tang ible Pe rs . Prop . T ax 90.79 Other . · 350 .00 Total Rec eipts 2, 379 .89 . Total Beg. Bal. Plus Receipts 1,564 .95 Expenditures : M isc ellaneo us 527.89 Ma inten ance 745.56 Grand T ota l E xp. 1.273 45 Ba l an ce, Dec. 31, 1972 :m so Total Exp . plus Bal. Oec;ember 31 , 1972 1,564 .95 CEMETERY FUND Balan ce , Jan . 1, 1972 1,596 .29 BATHTUB APPLIQUES Dri es in 30 $ m inutes, wa shes out of brush. le aves no unpl e asant odor . White a nd 6 color s. 16 Piece Set! • 94 PR. GIRLS TWO PIECE SIZES 3 TO 12 VALUES TO '2.94 SET FAST SELLING STARTS THURSDAY 10 AM 51 .00 1, ~· 77 $ EN'S 'NTS $ THE PRICE ENTIRE STOCK! TEENS and WOMENS SHORT SHORTS Size 6 to 18 Denims Nylons Polyester Twills MARKED $ 88 1.736.29 YESTERSNYLONS- SIZES Charley Pride. Osmond Bros .• Loretta Lynn , Tamm"( Wynette, Elvis. Grand Funk, Lynn Anderson. Jeannie C. Riley. Beatles. Sonny and Cher , Neil Diamond, Connie Smith, Porter Wagoner plus ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE Bat. Out. Dec. 31, 1972 L1 70 .00 Rate of Int. 6 p et . Date of F inal Mat . 4-73 Motor Grader : New Issues dUr i ng Year 1972 18,500 00 Balan ce Out ., Dec . 31. 1972 18,500..00 Rate of In t . Da te of Fi nal M at . 1,1. ?5 m ~1n v $ 97 ¢ WIFFL~ BALL AND BAT ., c Trip planned planned by members or Meigs High School Chapter n! Future Farmers of America to FFA Muskin g um in Ca rrollton. FAMOUS BEACON QUALITY Activities whi c h will be a vailable to the boyB are s wimmin g , motor boatins , GIRLS BODY . SUITS SIZES 3 To 14 SHORT SLEEVE and SLEEVELESS SHORT SETS $ 99 NYLONS TERRYKNITS BLENOS - $ 88 t1 \1:.. ,le~ifiC§/,f(/1///i!J' Mac omber, Terry McCellan, Danny Walker , Glen Kennedy, Pa ul J ones and their advisor, E ver ett Holcoinb. Celebration slated INFANTS SET · MASON - Mason's COMPARE 2 RACKETS BIRDIE NET- ~·ourth Annual July 4 ce lebration sponsored by MaBon'.s - Little L~ a g ue and Mason Volunteer Fire Department will c.ommence at 9:45a .m . on July 4 at the J . C. Cook Park here and end a t 9:30p.m. with a giant display of fireworks. KNIT SHORTS 2 .PLAYER BADMITION SET 97¢ Those planning to attend are Carl Davids pn, ·Rick '1" BIG REGULAR $4.94 SELECTION! !' fores try, wildlife, sports , ca ree rs , overnight hiking , small arms target prac tice and _fir e.. rm safely. IRREGUL.AK CRIB BLANKETS WOMEN'S 2 PC. '' fishin g, all terrain vehicle ~riving, leadcr. hlp lrainlng, BLANKETS .A VARIED SELECTION! RIGHT OUT OF STOCK! GIRLS · NITE SHIRTS CamP; Refreshments will be sold. AT $i.59 Accordin g to Re d Tu cker , there will be fun for all . The J . C. Cook Park is r eached by turning le[t on HI. 33 al the .., Wilson TexacQ Sta tion towa rd the river . WHY PAY MORE? ¢ [ .,.._k 1 1'/ . .~ ' CHAISE LOUNGE PHOTO ALBUM While They Last! SIZE . 32 TO 38 ND - ~< Amoco " Plastic $ .77 99 $ Size 9"xll" Three candidates · for . members hip we nt through ce remonia l ritual durin g •iriitiation Of Mary Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jen~salem , F.rlday evening at the I.O.O.F. Hall in Ponieroy. Mrs . .Paul Winn served refreshlnent.s' ' of punch and cookies to members of the order and guests from Se lf lin e d . Actual S10.95 values , sizes 48x63 , 48x84 . Solids. prinl s . jacquards. Lafayette Shri ne, Gallipolis and M~rie tla Shrine, Marietta. ' New Shipment! ¢ Triple Insulated! REAT END VE CASH D INITIATES MEMBERS DRAPES MENS or WOMENS SUN GLASSES Bayon Acetale Cover SOLI OS- PRINTS READY TO HANG ~I MAGNETIC PERMANENT PRESS! ,. _ .'_~ BLOUSESESS CHILD'S I A FACTORY CLOSEOUT! . Antique Satin Look- Fiberglas SAF!::TY PLASTIC BATVENTILATED WIFFLE BALL PPERS MART PR . PR. F.MONT article on Mrs . Alice DeVol, who was selected as an out· · standing elementary teacher of the year at Jonathan Alder School in Plain City were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos LE ~=~;.::.:.•••••••••••••••ill••• Waugh, Bidwell. • • ( . . OMmED Omitted from yesterday's ' • man, N•nty.GJo, Pa. and Eddie Miller. BABY RECEIVING 6 DAY SAVING SALE! • A Snoopy cake , ice cream, Koo). Aid and co ffee · w er e served to Mr . a nd Mrs . William Fred Smiih, Sr ., Mr . and Mrs . E ugene Smith, Tim , J ohn , Cindy, Mllrk lind Joseph , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman , Da vid lind Beverly and Craig Darst. Sending gifts but Wlabl~ to attend we re Mrs. Aliee Baugh. 'THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE! o : h er s . STARTS WED. 10 A.M. the ir son, Jeffr ey's Rth birlh- Wednesday and Thursday ¢ ' r and SET OF 4 '3.94 CJMPLEiE NEW ASSORTMENT 94~ 00 man, Middleport, held a bir th. day par ty in observance of 7 Ounce SAVE SOc EACij SET DISHWASHER SAFE . VALUES TO DENIMS- COMPLETE NEW SELECTION HAS ARRIVED! COUNTRY - ROCK - EASY LISTENI .N G ALL YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS! 3- 14 ' THICK-HEAVY SOFT VELOUR SIZE 22x44 PR . 8 TRAC.K STEREO TAPES Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baugh- A camping trip July 1&.20 is HAND TOWELS -- $1.27 WASH CLOTHS - · 57c Canvas uppers. sturdy grip soles . Made in America . MENS BOYS $ honored at party PARTY PLATE BATH TOWELS TENNIS OXFORDS STYRO PICNIC JUG KNIT SHIRTS ¢ _ jeffrey Caughman IRRIDESCENT - 81/4" DIAMETER BEAUTIFUL PRINTED VELOUR MATCHING '12 GALLON GENERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND ''"' GAL. I. WHILE THEY LAST I 315 .05 2,332.00 .• MOULDED HANDLES! REGULAR$1.67 V.ALUE ON SALE WEDNESDAY lOAM BIG BID 1,42 1. 24 Receipts 6,46 3.00 Balan ce . Dec . 31. 1972 6.46 3. 00 Total' Expenditures plu s Bal. . Dec . 31 , 1972 6 . ~ 63 . 00 TOWNSHIP DEBT BONDS AND NOTES Lo•der- Backhoe Outs!. Jan . 1, 1912 3, 502 .00 New Issues Dur ing Year 1972 Non e Redeemed Dur ing Yea r 1912 E'Nrl S ·;~."!,"" :f OPS 30 QT. COOLER CHEST GIRLS SHORT SLEEVE PACKAGE OF 100 FAMOUS COLONIAL DESIGN! .. Actual $2.98 Values! 1st Quality 'SAVE CASH!! TWILLS 1,736 .29 92 .11'.1. PLASTIC TUMBLERS HASH GLASSWARE VALUES TO '3.94! 140.00 140.0( 171.23 FORKS & SPOONS d!iy anniversa ry . . WHITE-RED-GOLD- BLACK SHORT SETS ¢ PAPER .PLATES Mrs . Orville Brown . VALUES TO 39c 13 Ounce 00 OFF • PLASTIC REGULAR 12c 94 Frede rick guests, M r s. R obert Gray and 9 INCH White o r Colors Mrs . Goebel, Mrs. Harold Massar, Mrs. John Arbaugh, ·and two REG.$ $3.22 r.iv es Safer Footing ln The TubProvides Decorative Ac~ent for Tub or Shower $1.00 VALUE - SUN GLASSES Misses RIOR LATEX CHILD'S, Gl RLS, ·woMENS SIZES FROM$ TODDLERS TO WOMENS SIZE 10 CHILDRENS Perfect Quality 77 Ja mes Stou t , Mrs . Rober t Darst and Ti mmy, Mrs. Charl es Carr and Sonia , Mrs . UNBREAKABLE - ¢ SPRAY PAINT FOR MOST ANYTHING! CANVAS OXFORDS For Your Traffic Areas Poly Plastic 1X To 4X REGULAR $2.~4 Solids or Stripes! Floyd Swut, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout, Keith Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ul ah Swan, Mrs. Char! .. FITS SIZES SHOP OUR BUSY STORES ¢ 4 pla s t· ic pl a tes, sp9ons. fork s. kniv es. An 89c Massa r , PANTY HOSE Cl ea n up toot s With warm water GAL WEDNESDAY MORNING 10 AM WOMEN'S EXTRA LARGF. KNIT SHIRTS MADE$ IN U. S.A. - 11!1 :i iJ;i i tl't\'i I:[ij MENS CREW NECK 16 COLORS Receipts: Sale of Lo t s Total Rec eipts Tot.jll Beg , Bal Plus Receipts Expenditures : Salaries Supp li es Oth'er Expenses Total Ex pend itur es Bal ., Dec. J1 , 1972 TOtal Exp. Plus Bal. December l1.1912 AT ALL STORES SPRAY ENAMEL F o r budg et ·minded homeowners id ea l f o r ex t erior $ 84 SPECIAl. PURCHASE! PRICES IN PICNIC SET PLAN TO BE HERE! "GLIDDEN" AU PURPOSE wood, masonry • One s tq flat finish in 30 min utes E~~openditures : ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 1001 814 .94 • • '!' SIZE 21 x36 OUTSIDE WHITE - FOR LEISURE HOURS PR. Mis cell aneous 1,467.47 Ma intenan ce 3,290 .93 Grand Total Exp . 4,74!1.40 Balan ce, Dec . 3\, 1972 1.998.57 tota l Ex p. Plus Bal. December 31, 1972 6,746.97 GASOLINE TAX FUND BalanCI! , Jan . 1, 197'2 1,462-<H Receipts : Gasolme T ax 12,80 0.00 Tot al Re ceipt s 12,800 .00 Tota l Beginn ing Ba l <m ce ,Plus Receipts 14, 26'.1. .47 Balance , Jan . 1.197l END OF MONTH SALE 22 SUMMER .FLOWERS were given for next year's programs and several projects were discussed. A silent auc tion was held wi th Mrs . J ames Stout winning th e tra ve lin g prize. Mrs. Harold Massar , vice-president, dused the meeting by reading "The Gardeners' Prayer" . A l~ nding were Mr. and Mrs. SE RVIC E FOR 4 Salesman samples. Mostly s mall s izes. Valuos to $7 .95. On sale Wednesday, 10 a .m . No Returns! SHOES NT, MASON OR SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA the verse of the m onth . Roll call wa's answered by " bri nging a rdse and iden ~ ti £ying it." T he secretary's re port was give n by Mrs. Frederick Goebel. SuggesUons WOMENS SAMPLE .BAGS 6,746 .97 M iscella neous 5,S39 .73 Main tenan ce 7,03 1. 29 Grand Total Exp. 12,571.0'.1. Balance, Dec. 31.1972 1,691.45 Total Exp . Plus Balance Dec . 31 , 197'.1. 14, '.1.,2.47 OUR STORES ARE SMALL - - - BUT WE GIVE MIGHTLY GOOD VALUES - SEE! SPECIAL PIJRCHASI: SAVE 50% EXPENDITURES : Administrative 11 ,410.27 Town Halls, Memo rial Buildings, &. Gr ound S: 84 .44 F ire Prote ct ion 660.00 · Cemeterie s 84 .50 Gran d Total E xp . 12,219 .21 Balan ce , Dec . 31, 197 2 6.696 .64 Total Expenditures Plus Balan ce, Dec . ll , 1972 20,935 .85 MOTOR VEHICLE The annual family picnic o( the Rose Garden Club was held June 20 at the home of Mr. and . • �• • . June 1m 6 - The Daily Sentinel Middleport-;'" leroy, 0 ., June 26. 1973 ' '* '' ""' ' ..., • . I ' •.. ~1 • Mr. and Mrs. George Casto ' Mr. a nd Mrs . George casto. Rt. I, Middleport , wi ll ob: se rve their 46th wedding a nniversa ry with an ope n house a t the home of the da ughter, Mrs. Eioiese Snyder , F loo d Ro ~:~d ~ Pomeroy, Wednesday, June 27 at 8:30p.m. Mr . a nd Mrs . Gasto have another daughter . Mrs. Ruby Eynon, I.ong Bottom , and a son, Jimmy , at home. Eve ryone is welcome to att end the open house . Recent pa_rt1J honors J Miss Deborah Lee Lathes ANNOUNCE EN GAGEMENT - Dr. and Mrs. Neil A. Lathes, Montrose, W. Va ., are announci ng the e ngagement and forthcoming marr iage of thei r daughter, Deborah Le e , to Samue l Ray Sca rberry, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. J . S. Scarberry, New Haven . Miss Lothes is a 1970 graduate of Elkins Hi gh School. She a ttended Po tomac Stale Coll ege and is presently a senior at West .Virginia Univer sity School of Nursing. Scar'berry is a 1969 graduate of Wahama High School and a 1972 grad uate of Potomac State College . He is presently employed by Union Barge Line . An open church wedding in Our Lady of Mercy Church in Pa rsons , W. Va ., is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Donald F Earnest Park of Roses scene of Miller-Earnest vows COLUMBUS - The Park of between the blooming rose Roses her~ was the setting for beds by her fat her , was radiant the m<Jrr iage of Miss Patricia in a full length gown with an program and refres hments. Lou Miller , Avon Pa rk , Fla ., empire waist. The dress, ma de AMER I C AN LEG I ON and Donald Frederi ck Earnest, by th• bride, was cons tructed Eugene'' were served. Seve ra l A surprise going away party Auxiliary , Drew Webster Pos t Stow, Friday, June 15. The of whi tt> bridal satin. The was held recently in honor of gifL<i we re al so prese nted to the :J9, will meet at 7:30 p. m . at the Rev. Phillip Schroeder , pastor quarter length puffed sleeves honored guest. Eugene McKinney . J r . hall. New officers will be in- of The Uni ver sity Lutheran were covered with French lace A picnic lunch and a large · Attending were Mr. " "d Mrs. s tal le d. Mr s . Veda Davis, Chapel, performed the Rose while the cuffs were trimm,ed ca ke shaped like a four ieaf Eu gene McKinn ey, Gr eg, c ha irwoma n of junior ac- Ga rden ceremony at 6 p.m . with white daisy cha in as were c lover inscribed " Good Luck. Cind y, and Scott , Mrs. Lucy ,ill tivities, wi ll have the program . Parents of the bridal couple the scoop neckline and bottom Mc Kin ney , Mr . lln d Mr s. TUESDAY P AST MA TRONS of are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. hein of the dress . ~·----·-·-·----~ Ernest Richmond and Heath, As a headpiece the bride YOUTH rally fo r Southern Pomeroy Chapter, O.E.S. , will Miller, Bombing Range Road., I t ~Bill McKi nney, Kevin Wolfe, W IJ" go ou o J Tom Batey, Katrina Ba te y, District s tudents , 6 p.m . at ente rta in the Past Matrons of Avon Park , Fla. , a nd Mr. and wore an impor ted white s traw Evangeline chapter , O.E.S. at Mrs. Hume R. Ea rnest, 3807 . picture hat wi th daisy type t 1_ Da vid Matheny, Sheila Ed· East Le ta rt . MEIGS Coun ty Alcoholism 7:30 p,m. at the Pomeroy Kent Roa d, Stow. (The bride is flowe rs woven into a ·swirling own w Jen we wa rds, Will"rd Miller, Mrs. an d Drug Abuse 1-neeting, 7: 30 Masonic Temple. the grandda ugh ter of Mrs . des ig n radi a tin g fr om th e have tbe best Ali ce Wamsley, J une Ann and REGULAR meeting of the Edith Shain, who now resides ce nter of the crown . The ha t j J . R. , Susan Wri gh t, Ste ve p .m ., St. Paul Luther il n Cla r k, Char les Hys ell a nd Church. Speaker will be the Ju nior Am er ica n Leg ion in Avon Park and is currently was held se cure with a small bm-gains bere ? director of ~ the~s ~ar e Line . Auxi li a r y ,' F'ee ney -Be nn.ett visiting in the Pomeroy area, cord of the sa me material Mor ton Bar nes. in ter lace d through the base of P ubhc cord rally mv rted. . Pos t 128 , sc hed ul ed . for and the late Alen Shain.) Eugene , a 1973 graduate of POM EROY . Pas t Matrons Tuesday has been pos tponed . The double ring ce remony the crow n and fast ioned in a Meigs Hig h School, enlisted i'n I the Air Force and left ·June 21 wrll e nt ertain E vangeline MEIGS COUNTY Riding Club, was performed amidst a large sma ll bow. Main at Sycamore The br.de 's bouque t was I• to begin basic train ing in San Chaptt>r· Past Matrons. 7:30 6 p .m. a t Rock Sprin gs var, ety of colorful blooming . I Pomero y. t P M p .m. a omer oy a s omc f . d roses planted in formal beds, comp ose d of w hite da is ies Antonio, Tex. 'tfr.t\Rle. "'-~ a1r groun s. wit h low key bac kgro und nestled in leatherleaf fe rn with _ _ _ _ _ _. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,~ ' · R1. c:'I E AM E R ICA N WEDNESDA Y music of a cr ips ly splashing white sat in ribbon s treamers. • '• A · . . B AM E RI CA N L e g ion 1_,'EG loN UXI1Ut ry, p. m . at water · fount a in , th e sof t Her only jewelr y wa s a -silve r the hal l. J uni ors to ha ve the Aux ili a ry, Feeney-Be nn e tt ru1;tling of wind blown leaves necklace se t with a diamond Post 128, 7:30p.m . at the ha ll . -a nd s in ging birds , 'whil e giv en to her by the groom . Potluck at 6:30 p.m. wrth the over head slowl y moving dark The ma tron of honor , Mrs. y Leg ionnaires as gues ts. ra in clouds mute d-< the late Rose Shobert, Columbus, the " Ha ppy Birt h day" WILDWOOD Garden Club a ft er noon s un . Famil y bride 's only attendant, wore a, Wit h A annual picnic, 6:30 p.m. at members and guests were full length floral print gown State Park on Route 3J going seated on dark g reen benches with an empire wais tline and north. arra nged as chur·ch pews on tied with a narrow bow. The Of luxuri ous tri mm ed flow e r s ,on the dr ess , a ls o I NST ALL ATIO N of new the fashioned by the bride, were officers whe n Po meroy- bluegrass lawn of the park . The un ique ceremony was blue, purple and whi le on a Middlepor t Li ons Club meets at From noon for lunc heon at Me igs Inn . wri tte n by the young couple black background . She carried E LECTION and installa tion and included a part of the a bouquet of white and yellow 59 N. Seco nd St. of new officers when Ohio tra diti onal ce remon ie s ye t daisies set in the leatherleaf o. Va ll ey Com ma nder y 24, reflected their own feelings on frern . For her daughter 's wedding , Knighl• Temp lar , meets at the sacred ri tua l, which included th_e ir pare nts ac- Mrs. Miller chose a full length 7:30 p.m . at temple. compa nyi ng th e m to the A-line gown with a r olled collar THURSDAY · foreground wher e the br ide in a robin egg blue with matPOME ROY LODG E 164 .and groom pa id a moving ching accessories. F&AM, 7:30 p.m. Past Masters tribute to each of their parents. Mrs . Ea rnest, mother of the Night . All Mas ter Ma so ns Th e bride, acco rrw a ni ed groom, for her s on 's wedding inv ited. Refreshments. wore an A-line fu ll length. GS I V O LU NTEER powder blue gown with a high DAUGHTER BORN, Assoc iation will mee t a t 7:30 p. .' . .. . .. •: ,q•·- · · · ... ···" ···· · ·· ··· .. • ···· · ·: ·:.; · ····• • . .MASON - SFC Mr. and Mrs. ne cklin e a nd white ac m . at the OT Depar tment, -cess ories. Both mother s wore Ma ry Henry 's offi ce. All Frank ( Bud ) L. Roush ol corsages of ye llow daisies . volunteers anti the publi c a re Ra bat, Morocco, in North The groom, his attendants Africa-, are announcing the inv ited. and the fa ther of the bride wor e .. . birth of a daugh ter on June 5, . SENIOR Crtrzens, 7:30p.m ., weighing 8 poun ds and 11 while tuxedo jackets , black H ar n so n. v l ~l c S ch~o l . ounces named Amy Leigh. trouse rs, black bow ties and Every one 1nv1ted . Refres h- Pa ternal grandparents are Mr. colored s hirts. The groom wor e rnents . and Mrs. Darre ll (Char lotte ) a mint gree n form al shirt ma de WOMEN 'S F e ll ows hip of Jenks of Ma son, a nd maternal by the bride, as was her Churches of Chris t, family grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. fa ther 's shirt, in a prwder blue. picn ic , 6:30 p.m ., Bedfo rd Charles L. Nutter, Fair mont, Ca mpground . Bring family , W. Va. Roush is a member of food a nd table ,se rv ic e . th e s pecial Arm y F orces E veryone invited. sta tioned at the Embassy at FRIDAY Rabat. ICE CREAM social, Rock CORRECTION Spri ngs United Methodis t . Mrs. Marie Pugh and her Ch u_rc h, 6:30 . p.m . Ha ndgr a ndd aughter , Tena Ea s t, · cr a n k ~_q ice crea m , ca ke, have return ed hom e a fte r coffee. and pop. spending a week with her . . sister, Mrs. Norma McCarty . TO HOLD SOCIAL Miss East is Mrs. Pugh's FOREST RUN - An r·ce granddaughter and not her crea m social wi ll be held at the n iece as was pre vious ly Fores t Run United Me thodist reported a"d they visi ted Mrs. Church, Friday evenin g at 6:30 McCarty , not Mrs. Amanda p.m. lee-cream, pie and cake ~v~ !ese~e:d~. . . . . . . . . . . . .~.l.ur•r•ay. .a•s •w•a•s •r•ep• o•r•te•d•. . . . Eugene McKinney ]r.,,,,,,,,:,;:,:,:t,,,:,:,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, r~l~: Soc·,aI :'_:_ ':_· Calendadl I 1 I 1 i I I I lOLA 's I' I _,___ --·- --·- .J N E ric Bush, Tiffin, served as best man while Donald White, Stow, ushered the fa milies and gues ts to thei r seats. All wore white and yellow carnation but tona ires. Immed ia tely following the wedding ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Miller entertained at a buffet din ner recepti on held in the Clin tonville Wome n's Club. Mrs. Barbara Rice, Lakeland, Fla ., sfste r of the brid e, regis tered the guests in the bride's book. The buffet table and the cake table were covered with whi le linen tablecloths "with ·floor length ruffled .tiers. Daisies and greenery carried out the flower theme, while the gues t tables had a s ing le large yellow or g reen , 'lem on or lim e scented candle ringed with dais ies 3nd greenery. A niece of the ·groom, Miss Dale Thomas, Bath, served a yellow, citrus base punch to the guests at the buffet table. The ca ke table carried two silv-er candelabra with yellow ta~rs . A three tiered wedding cake was trimmed in white and was accened by a crown floral a rrangement of whi te, yellow and lavender daisies . Serving the wedding cake to guests were Mrs . Kat hy Daw ley , As hland , Ky ., and Mrs . Lorene Malanowski , Columbus. Both wore a white a~d yellow corsage, For her goi ng away attire the bride chose a stree t length peach colored dress wi th a qui lled waistband and white accessories. On their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' Earnes t visi ted the eas tern coast in Delawa re and the Cape Cod and Bos ton area befor e returning by way of Niagara Falls : Alter a shor t slay in Stow, th e young c ouple pl an to es tabli s h the ir home in Boulder, Colo.", prior to entering gra duate school. Both are graduates of Ohio Slate University, wi th B. Sc. Degr ees in Ge ology. Linda Wolfe was welcomed as a new member into the Young Wives' Club at their J une meeting held June 20 at the home of Karen Young. A family pi cnic was planned on the tentative dates of J uly 7 a nd 14 at F orked Run State Pa rk at 6 p.m . Es ther Mays presijed over the meeting and Pa m Hager won the d'oor prize. Refr es hments were served to the above and Avice Spencer, Ruth McGrath, Mary Barnha r t, MariiY.n Spencer, and a gues t, Nan cY,.·Murr:issey . • ' The fam ilia r chocolate ba r or syrup starts out as tropica l bea ns dri ed and shipped from South Am er ica or West Afri ca . • Metal -Waste Baskets • Utility Pails • 3 Pc. Bathroom Set • Patio Brooms e Fancy Bathroom Waste Cans • Charcoal Lighter • Bissell Disposal Dust Mops • Childrens Thongs • Sponge Mops • 1 Lot of Kitchen • Bags of Sponges KeLI/ln.a:l:or AIR CONDITIONERS • Sun Glasses 6,000 to MANY OTH ER ITEMS ALL AT '/, PRICE 24,000 BTU i I I H;w e cool clea n a ir · to n ight. T ot a l ve n- tll~l ti on . :.::::......... Lt~.~~: ......$}49 16 Ol PORK CHOPS SUPERIOR $119 CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS lB. ¢ lB. $109 USDA CHOICE GROUND BEEF (Any Size) LARGE FOAM TYPE c each LB~ 16oz. SAPPS (GLAZED) SCOT LAD Doz. ' GOESSLEIJ JEWELRY STORE Court St , (o.~,__..,..... Pom eroy ___ ..o. Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root Beer DON UTS.________R~~-5:~_3 9 e 16 oz. bots. FAVORITE 8 BREAD-----------5 FOR •1 pak /z Gal. PRODUCE 1 DAY- FRIDAY ONLY Coca-Col KNITS Big 32 oz. bots. . . McCall's ° 0 1 AND POLYESTER 60" WIDE SHERBET . NEW ONIONS canisters for 99¢ 4 BANQUET . . " COOKING BAGS·------------· .FoR Patterns ,------- t:OU PON-------- 1 MARK V STORE . ~~ ~., o~to SWEETHEART BANQUET ' THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. Se cond 992-22ij4 ""'u O( • <t• Po m eroy FST.l9lZ . ' , TOILET TISSUE TREASURE ISLE 4 BOmES (22 OZ) · SHRIMP COCKTAIL.___ ~!~.9-9 QUEEN OF SCOT_, _ . . 2 150l69 COTTAGE CHEESE ---. PKGS. ¢ BIRDS EY.E . COOL WHI P..--~--------~-~z.__ MEADOW RICH \, COFFEE WHITENER ______ ·· %GAL CARTONS FAIRMONT OLD GLORY . BIRDS EYE . • 39~ BOTTLE WITH COUPON • ____________ _ 1, ---------------------· EXPIRES 7/ 13/73 $100 39 S9¢ · Q!:_39¢ 99¢ 2 CHOCOLATE MILK____ PERCH.--~-------------~~~:. 6 9¢ $ zg 3 $ 00 ICE MILK-------~-----~~:~~~~-- ~ · ORANGE DRINK ____ ~ ~A~~ . 1 ·FAIRMONT NICE 'N LITE ., . ' -'\.;.,' ¢ 32 Ol _...._ ¢ · ORANGE JUICE____ l~_o_?._ ~f!.. .,.).1>~~" ;<' ·.~ 12> E . Main St.-992·2171 Ponw roy 1 0.· $}79 2 LB. BOX JOY - LIQUID LIME DETERGENT FRIED CHICKEN 12 Rolls $100 ·ciTY LOAN &SAVINGS ~ . . ..... . 1 . EOON FAIRMONT NICE 'N LITE 89¢ wh e n buy thi s i I three ' . sae 3 2 LBS. Returnable BoHle Simplicity and . 0 lB. • LOIN CUT PAK WE'VE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF COTTON . \Vh at makes us a differe nt kind of lcJ. n comp;my, m akes u·t' a betrer kinJ of loa n co mpan,·. • I -------SUPERIOR RC COLA • tru st. \X' hnt e\•c!:r t he nmo unt yo u need. ~tty Loa n. is n di fferen t kind o f loa n compan r . We ha nJ lt": sa \·i ng:i ruo. If p eople trmt us ro man:1gc thei r Sa\' in gs, you kno w yo u can tru st m ro h anJle you r loan. • ' HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••••••••••• ;s~ ICE CHEST REHEARSAL DINNER , Foll owin g the we ddin g rehearsal in the Pa rk of Roses, Columbus , on Thurs day evening: June 14, the Mille r-Ea rnes t wedding party was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Hum e Earnest, parents of the bridegroom, at a rehearsal dinnet"!rt The Top of the Center Restaura nt loca ted on the top of the 27 s tory CNB.building in downtoWn Columbus. [f vo u n eed a lor1 n , you ne ed so meo ne you ca n MASON . W. VA . RIB PORK CHOPS, ' ' Mason Furniture MI DDLEPORT, 0. To Limit Quantities" MORTON SALT--------· B~~ 12¢ PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. . PH . 773-5592 FAMILY P.AK 26 STUS lE OF. A · $2,000• .. • Patio, Chair Pads • Gasoline Cans • Ice Buckets and Second Sts. '" We Reserve The COFFEE MATE _____ J~~-89 - • Laundry Baskets· ' We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 _ Dudley's Flonst AT ' V2 PRICE SUPERIOR :SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 . s5.00 EVERY THING GOES LB. 69¢ FLOWERS SALE LOIN PORK CHOPS PYRAMID BY THE PIECE lB BOLOGNA •••••••••••• •• •••••• ·• VASE BASEMENT SUPERIOR FAMILY P.AK Young wives ' club meets 1 DEBBIE FABRIC SOFTENER 3 QTS. FOR 3 Ol JAR ~ 79 Co upon With Good Oot'l' ill Mark V L1m1f 1 Coup on Per Cus i Ornt>r �• • . June 1m 6 - The Daily Sentinel Middleport-;'" leroy, 0 ., June 26. 1973 ' '* '' ""' ' ..., • . I ' •.. ~1 • Mr. and Mrs. George Casto ' Mr. a nd Mrs . George casto. Rt. I, Middleport , wi ll ob: se rve their 46th wedding a nniversa ry with an ope n house a t the home of the da ughter, Mrs. Eioiese Snyder , F loo d Ro ~:~d ~ Pomeroy, Wednesday, June 27 at 8:30p.m. Mr . a nd Mrs . Gasto have another daughter . Mrs. Ruby Eynon, I.ong Bottom , and a son, Jimmy , at home. Eve ryone is welcome to att end the open house . Recent pa_rt1J honors J Miss Deborah Lee Lathes ANNOUNCE EN GAGEMENT - Dr. and Mrs. Neil A. Lathes, Montrose, W. Va ., are announci ng the e ngagement and forthcoming marr iage of thei r daughter, Deborah Le e , to Samue l Ray Sca rberry, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. J . S. Scarberry, New Haven . Miss Lothes is a 1970 graduate of Elkins Hi gh School. She a ttended Po tomac Stale Coll ege and is presently a senior at West .Virginia Univer sity School of Nursing. Scar'berry is a 1969 graduate of Wahama High School and a 1972 grad uate of Potomac State College . He is presently employed by Union Barge Line . An open church wedding in Our Lady of Mercy Church in Pa rsons , W. Va ., is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Donald F Earnest Park of Roses scene of Miller-Earnest vows COLUMBUS - The Park of between the blooming rose Roses her~ was the setting for beds by her fat her , was radiant the m<Jrr iage of Miss Patricia in a full length gown with an program and refres hments. Lou Miller , Avon Pa rk , Fla ., empire waist. The dress, ma de AMER I C AN LEG I ON and Donald Frederi ck Earnest, by th• bride, was cons tructed Eugene'' were served. Seve ra l A surprise going away party Auxiliary , Drew Webster Pos t Stow, Friday, June 15. The of whi tt> bridal satin. The was held recently in honor of gifL<i we re al so prese nted to the :J9, will meet at 7:30 p. m . at the Rev. Phillip Schroeder , pastor quarter length puffed sleeves honored guest. Eugene McKinney . J r . hall. New officers will be in- of The Uni ver sity Lutheran were covered with French lace A picnic lunch and a large · Attending were Mr. " "d Mrs. s tal le d. Mr s . Veda Davis, Chapel, performed the Rose while the cuffs were trimm,ed ca ke shaped like a four ieaf Eu gene McKinn ey, Gr eg, c ha irwoma n of junior ac- Ga rden ceremony at 6 p.m . with white daisy cha in as were c lover inscribed " Good Luck. Cind y, and Scott , Mrs. Lucy ,ill tivities, wi ll have the program . Parents of the bridal couple the scoop neckline and bottom Mc Kin ney , Mr . lln d Mr s. TUESDAY P AST MA TRONS of are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. hein of the dress . ~·----·-·-·----~ Ernest Richmond and Heath, As a headpiece the bride YOUTH rally fo r Southern Pomeroy Chapter, O.E.S. , will Miller, Bombing Range Road., I t ~Bill McKi nney, Kevin Wolfe, W IJ" go ou o J Tom Batey, Katrina Ba te y, District s tudents , 6 p.m . at ente rta in the Past Matrons of Avon Park , Fla. , a nd Mr. and wore an impor ted white s traw Evangeline chapter , O.E.S. at Mrs. Hume R. Ea rnest, 3807 . picture hat wi th daisy type t 1_ Da vid Matheny, Sheila Ed· East Le ta rt . MEIGS Coun ty Alcoholism 7:30 p,m. at the Pomeroy Kent Roa d, Stow. (The bride is flowe rs woven into a ·swirling own w Jen we wa rds, Will"rd Miller, Mrs. an d Drug Abuse 1-neeting, 7: 30 Masonic Temple. the grandda ugh ter of Mrs . des ig n radi a tin g fr om th e have tbe best Ali ce Wamsley, J une Ann and REGULAR meeting of the Edith Shain, who now resides ce nter of the crown . The ha t j J . R. , Susan Wri gh t, Ste ve p .m ., St. Paul Luther il n Cla r k, Char les Hys ell a nd Church. Speaker will be the Ju nior Am er ica n Leg ion in Avon Park and is currently was held se cure with a small bm-gains bere ? director of ~ the~s ~ar e Line . Auxi li a r y ,' F'ee ney -Be nn.ett visiting in the Pomeroy area, cord of the sa me material Mor ton Bar nes. in ter lace d through the base of P ubhc cord rally mv rted. . Pos t 128 , sc hed ul ed . for and the late Alen Shain.) Eugene , a 1973 graduate of POM EROY . Pas t Matrons Tuesday has been pos tponed . The double ring ce remony the crow n and fast ioned in a Meigs Hig h School, enlisted i'n I the Air Force and left ·June 21 wrll e nt ertain E vangeline MEIGS COUNTY Riding Club, was performed amidst a large sma ll bow. Main at Sycamore The br.de 's bouque t was I• to begin basic train ing in San Chaptt>r· Past Matrons. 7:30 6 p .m. a t Rock Sprin gs var, ety of colorful blooming . I Pomero y. t P M p .m. a omer oy a s omc f . d roses planted in formal beds, comp ose d of w hite da is ies Antonio, Tex. 'tfr.t\Rle. "'-~ a1r groun s. wit h low key bac kgro und nestled in leatherleaf fe rn with _ _ _ _ _ _. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,~ ' · R1. c:'I E AM E R ICA N WEDNESDA Y music of a cr ips ly splashing white sat in ribbon s treamers. • '• A · . . B AM E RI CA N L e g ion 1_,'EG loN UXI1Ut ry, p. m . at water · fount a in , th e sof t Her only jewelr y wa s a -silve r the hal l. J uni ors to ha ve the Aux ili a ry, Feeney-Be nn e tt ru1;tling of wind blown leaves necklace se t with a diamond Post 128, 7:30p.m . at the ha ll . -a nd s in ging birds , 'whil e giv en to her by the groom . Potluck at 6:30 p.m. wrth the over head slowl y moving dark The ma tron of honor , Mrs. y Leg ionnaires as gues ts. ra in clouds mute d-< the late Rose Shobert, Columbus, the " Ha ppy Birt h day" WILDWOOD Garden Club a ft er noon s un . Famil y bride 's only attendant, wore a, Wit h A annual picnic, 6:30 p.m. at members and guests were full length floral print gown State Park on Route 3J going seated on dark g reen benches with an empire wais tline and north. arra nged as chur·ch pews on tied with a narrow bow. The Of luxuri ous tri mm ed flow e r s ,on the dr ess , a ls o I NST ALL ATIO N of new the fashioned by the bride, were officers whe n Po meroy- bluegrass lawn of the park . The un ique ceremony was blue, purple and whi le on a Middlepor t Li ons Club meets at From noon for lunc heon at Me igs Inn . wri tte n by the young couple black background . She carried E LECTION and installa tion and included a part of the a bouquet of white and yellow 59 N. Seco nd St. of new officers when Ohio tra diti onal ce remon ie s ye t daisies set in the leatherleaf o. Va ll ey Com ma nder y 24, reflected their own feelings on frern . For her daughter 's wedding , Knighl• Temp lar , meets at the sacred ri tua l, which included th_e ir pare nts ac- Mrs. Miller chose a full length 7:30 p.m . at temple. compa nyi ng th e m to the A-line gown with a r olled collar THURSDAY · foreground wher e the br ide in a robin egg blue with matPOME ROY LODG E 164 .and groom pa id a moving ching accessories. F&AM, 7:30 p.m. Past Masters tribute to each of their parents. Mrs . Ea rnest, mother of the Night . All Mas ter Ma so ns Th e bride, acco rrw a ni ed groom, for her s on 's wedding inv ited. Refreshments. wore an A-line fu ll length. GS I V O LU NTEER powder blue gown with a high DAUGHTER BORN, Assoc iation will mee t a t 7:30 p. .' . .. . .. •: ,q•·- · · · ... ···" ···· · ·· ··· .. • ···· · ·: ·:.; · ····• • . .MASON - SFC Mr. and Mrs. ne cklin e a nd white ac m . at the OT Depar tment, -cess ories. Both mother s wore Ma ry Henry 's offi ce. All Frank ( Bud ) L. Roush ol corsages of ye llow daisies . volunteers anti the publi c a re Ra bat, Morocco, in North The groom, his attendants Africa-, are announcing the inv ited. and the fa ther of the bride wor e .. . birth of a daugh ter on June 5, . SENIOR Crtrzens, 7:30p.m ., weighing 8 poun ds and 11 while tuxedo jackets , black H ar n so n. v l ~l c S ch~o l . ounces named Amy Leigh. trouse rs, black bow ties and Every one 1nv1ted . Refres h- Pa ternal grandparents are Mr. colored s hirts. The groom wor e rnents . and Mrs. Darre ll (Char lotte ) a mint gree n form al shirt ma de WOMEN 'S F e ll ows hip of Jenks of Ma son, a nd maternal by the bride, as was her Churches of Chris t, family grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. fa ther 's shirt, in a prwder blue. picn ic , 6:30 p.m ., Bedfo rd Charles L. Nutter, Fair mont, Ca mpground . Bring family , W. Va. Roush is a member of food a nd table ,se rv ic e . th e s pecial Arm y F orces E veryone invited. sta tioned at the Embassy at FRIDAY Rabat. ICE CREAM social, Rock CORRECTION Spri ngs United Methodis t . Mrs. Marie Pugh and her Ch u_rc h, 6:30 . p.m . Ha ndgr a ndd aughter , Tena Ea s t, · cr a n k ~_q ice crea m , ca ke, have return ed hom e a fte r coffee. and pop. spending a week with her . . sister, Mrs. Norma McCarty . TO HOLD SOCIAL Miss East is Mrs. Pugh's FOREST RUN - An r·ce granddaughter and not her crea m social wi ll be held at the n iece as was pre vious ly Fores t Run United Me thodist reported a"d they visi ted Mrs. Church, Friday evenin g at 6:30 McCarty , not Mrs. Amanda p.m. lee-cream, pie and cake ~v~ !ese~e:d~. . . . . . . . . . . . .~.l.ur•r•ay. .a•s •w•a•s •r•ep• o•r•te•d•. . . . Eugene McKinney ]r.,,,,,,,,:,;:,:,:t,,,:,:,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, r~l~: Soc·,aI :'_:_ ':_· Calendadl I 1 I 1 i I I I lOLA 's I' I _,___ --·- --·- .J N E ric Bush, Tiffin, served as best man while Donald White, Stow, ushered the fa milies and gues ts to thei r seats. All wore white and yellow carnation but tona ires. Immed ia tely following the wedding ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Miller entertained at a buffet din ner recepti on held in the Clin tonville Wome n's Club. Mrs. Barbara Rice, Lakeland, Fla ., sfste r of the brid e, regis tered the guests in the bride's book. The buffet table and the cake table were covered with whi le linen tablecloths "with ·floor length ruffled .tiers. Daisies and greenery carried out the flower theme, while the gues t tables had a s ing le large yellow or g reen , 'lem on or lim e scented candle ringed with dais ies 3nd greenery. A niece of the ·groom, Miss Dale Thomas, Bath, served a yellow, citrus base punch to the guests at the buffet table. The ca ke table carried two silv-er candelabra with yellow ta~rs . A three tiered wedding cake was trimmed in white and was accened by a crown floral a rrangement of whi te, yellow and lavender daisies . Serving the wedding cake to guests were Mrs . Kat hy Daw ley , As hland , Ky ., and Mrs . Lorene Malanowski , Columbus. Both wore a white a~d yellow corsage, For her goi ng away attire the bride chose a stree t length peach colored dress wi th a qui lled waistband and white accessories. On their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' Earnes t visi ted the eas tern coast in Delawa re and the Cape Cod and Bos ton area befor e returning by way of Niagara Falls : Alter a shor t slay in Stow, th e young c ouple pl an to es tabli s h the ir home in Boulder, Colo.", prior to entering gra duate school. Both are graduates of Ohio Slate University, wi th B. Sc. Degr ees in Ge ology. Linda Wolfe was welcomed as a new member into the Young Wives' Club at their J une meeting held June 20 at the home of Karen Young. A family pi cnic was planned on the tentative dates of J uly 7 a nd 14 at F orked Run State Pa rk at 6 p.m . Es ther Mays presijed over the meeting and Pa m Hager won the d'oor prize. Refr es hments were served to the above and Avice Spencer, Ruth McGrath, Mary Barnha r t, MariiY.n Spencer, and a gues t, Nan cY,.·Murr:issey . • ' The fam ilia r chocolate ba r or syrup starts out as tropica l bea ns dri ed and shipped from South Am er ica or West Afri ca . • Metal -Waste Baskets • Utility Pails • 3 Pc. Bathroom Set • Patio Brooms e Fancy Bathroom Waste Cans • Charcoal Lighter • Bissell Disposal Dust Mops • Childrens Thongs • Sponge Mops • 1 Lot of Kitchen • Bags of Sponges KeLI/ln.a:l:or AIR CONDITIONERS • Sun Glasses 6,000 to MANY OTH ER ITEMS ALL AT '/, PRICE 24,000 BTU i I I H;w e cool clea n a ir · to n ight. T ot a l ve n- tll~l ti on . :.::::......... Lt~.~~: ......$}49 16 Ol PORK CHOPS SUPERIOR $119 CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS lB. ¢ lB. $109 USDA CHOICE GROUND BEEF (Any Size) LARGE FOAM TYPE c each LB~ 16oz. SAPPS (GLAZED) SCOT LAD Doz. ' GOESSLEIJ JEWELRY STORE Court St , (o.~,__..,..... Pom eroy ___ ..o. Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root Beer DON UTS.________R~~-5:~_3 9 e 16 oz. bots. FAVORITE 8 BREAD-----------5 FOR •1 pak /z Gal. PRODUCE 1 DAY- FRIDAY ONLY Coca-Col KNITS Big 32 oz. bots. . . McCall's ° 0 1 AND POLYESTER 60" WIDE SHERBET . NEW ONIONS canisters for 99¢ 4 BANQUET . . " COOKING BAGS·------------· .FoR Patterns ,------- t:OU PON-------- 1 MARK V STORE . ~~ ~., o~to SWEETHEART BANQUET ' THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. Se cond 992-22ij4 ""'u O( • <t• Po m eroy FST.l9lZ . ' , TOILET TISSUE TREASURE ISLE 4 BOmES (22 OZ) · SHRIMP COCKTAIL.___ ~!~.9-9 QUEEN OF SCOT_, _ . . 2 150l69 COTTAGE CHEESE ---. PKGS. ¢ BIRDS EY.E . COOL WHI P..--~--------~-~z.__ MEADOW RICH \, COFFEE WHITENER ______ ·· %GAL CARTONS FAIRMONT OLD GLORY . BIRDS EYE . • 39~ BOTTLE WITH COUPON • ____________ _ 1, ---------------------· EXPIRES 7/ 13/73 $100 39 S9¢ · Q!:_39¢ 99¢ 2 CHOCOLATE MILK____ PERCH.--~-------------~~~:. 6 9¢ $ zg 3 $ 00 ICE MILK-------~-----~~:~~~~-- ~ · ORANGE DRINK ____ ~ ~A~~ . 1 ·FAIRMONT NICE 'N LITE ., . ' -'\.;.,' ¢ 32 Ol _...._ ¢ · ORANGE JUICE____ l~_o_?._ ~f!.. .,.).1>~~" ;<' ·.~ 12> E . Main St.-992·2171 Ponw roy 1 0.· $}79 2 LB. BOX JOY - LIQUID LIME DETERGENT FRIED CHICKEN 12 Rolls $100 ·ciTY LOAN &SAVINGS ~ . . ..... . 1 . EOON FAIRMONT NICE 'N LITE 89¢ wh e n buy thi s i I three ' . sae 3 2 LBS. Returnable BoHle Simplicity and . 0 lB. • LOIN CUT PAK WE'VE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF COTTON . \Vh at makes us a differe nt kind of lcJ. n comp;my, m akes u·t' a betrer kinJ of loa n co mpan,·. • I -------SUPERIOR RC COLA • tru st. \X' hnt e\•c!:r t he nmo unt yo u need. ~tty Loa n. is n di fferen t kind o f loa n compan r . We ha nJ lt": sa \·i ng:i ruo. If p eople trmt us ro man:1gc thei r Sa\' in gs, you kno w yo u can tru st m ro h anJle you r loan. • ' HOME MADE HAM SALAD •••••••••••••••• ;s~ ICE CHEST REHEARSAL DINNER , Foll owin g the we ddin g rehearsal in the Pa rk of Roses, Columbus , on Thurs day evening: June 14, the Mille r-Ea rnes t wedding party was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Hum e Earnest, parents of the bridegroom, at a rehearsal dinnet"!rt The Top of the Center Restaura nt loca ted on the top of the 27 s tory CNB.building in downtoWn Columbus. [f vo u n eed a lor1 n , you ne ed so meo ne you ca n MASON . W. VA . RIB PORK CHOPS, ' ' Mason Furniture MI DDLEPORT, 0. To Limit Quantities" MORTON SALT--------· B~~ 12¢ PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. . PH . 773-5592 FAMILY P.AK 26 STUS lE OF. A · $2,000• .. • Patio, Chair Pads • Gasoline Cans • Ice Buckets and Second Sts. '" We Reserve The COFFEE MATE _____ J~~-89 - • Laundry Baskets· ' We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 _ Dudley's Flonst AT ' V2 PRICE SUPERIOR :SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 . s5.00 EVERY THING GOES LB. 69¢ FLOWERS SALE LOIN PORK CHOPS PYRAMID BY THE PIECE lB BOLOGNA •••••••••••• •• •••••• ·• VASE BASEMENT SUPERIOR FAMILY P.AK Young wives ' club meets 1 DEBBIE FABRIC SOFTENER 3 QTS. FOR 3 Ol JAR ~ 79 Co upon With Good Oot'l' ill Mark V L1m1f 1 Coup on Per Cus i Ornt>r �\ • • 8- The Deily Sentinel. Middle!"'rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 26, l!m Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I NFORMATION DEADLINES 2 SIGNS Cancellation Corrections Will be acce pted until 9a .m . for OF QUALITY S P .M. pav B ~f ore Pu bllca t fon . Mo ntHl Y Dea d lin~ 9 a . m Day o f P ublicati on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to ed it or reject any ads d e emed oblectional. 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BLIND ADS • Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 NOVA " 6" S229S 4·door, loca l 1-owner, light green finish. good tires, auto tr ansmission, power steering, rad io, real economy . 1971 CHEVROl,.ET BLAZER $2 995 4"wheel d rive , auxiliary top, locking f ront hubs, V-8, auto ma,ic t ransm ission. power steer ing & brakes , local low m i leage, l -ear owner , radio, spare never used. 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 13095 Local 1-owner, low mileage car . beige fin is h, vinyl lop, good w hite-wall t ires, radio, automat ic trans .. power steer ing & brakes . factory air . Pomeroy ~ctor Co. Addit ional 25c Char ge per Adver t isement. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. OFFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5:00 p.m . Da ily, POMEROY, OHIO 8: 30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Sat ur day . . L~-------- __.- Obituary Help Wanted For Sale For Sale 304-485-3809 ON YOUR DIAL Lost For Rent or Sale Notice ------ For Rent Card of Thanks NOW OPEN ASHLAND OIL SERVICE CENlER CHEST FREEZER ------- For Sale Pomeroy Home & Auto WOOD TRUSSES ,~ . HOGG & ZUSPAN ------- - - -- - - - ------- Property Transfers EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Reg. 295.95-249.95 like .a person. Wheel Alignment It Must Wantett To Buy - -- -- - ------ 72 .CHEVY II Help .Wanted Rutland, cert. for trans. Norman E. Hysell, Patricia MALE or fema le desk clerk, 1973 HONDA 500 with extras. $1,300. Call 667-3554. Must be able to live in . Apply A. Hysell to Albert K. Appleby, 6-20-7tp in person , Ohio HoteL Shirley Appleby, 1.3 acres, 6-20-6tc 1972 YAMAHA 350 Roadbike . Scipio. 1,970 actual miles . Good re f rigera ti on William F. Smith _ Sr., QUAj... IFIED condition . $695 .00 or nearest servicema n , industria l , offer. Ca l h742-Ji95 reasonable Beatrice Ellen Smith to Robert comme r cia l, domestic, good afte r 6 p.m . G. PainU!r, lot 413, Middleport. pay and working cond it ions. 6-20-6tc Must be experienced . Gall ia Clarence D. Adams, dec. to Refrigerat ion Co., 611 3rd Clara Adams, affid. for trans., WA LN UT -st ere o. ra d lo ·t ape Ave ., Ga ll ipoli s, 446-4066. tf combina t ion , am -l til rad io, 8 6,, _ Sutton. tra ck tape deck, 4 speaker Jacob Schaefer, dec., heirs, NEED a lady lo do very l ight system .c. Balance soun d $110.59, or use our budget Fred Goeglein et al., to State of housework and help care for terms . Ca ll 992-3965. an_elderly lady . 992-5585. Ohio, judgement settlement, 6-26-3tp Salisbury. NOVA COUPE 307 v .a, auto. trans .. powe r steering , road whee ls. •2395 Karr & Van Zandt ' Our Qual ity " You' ll li ke Way of Doing Bus iness ." GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 "Pomeroy ·o pen Evenings 'Til8 : DO Til5 P.M . Sat. ' Real Estate For Sale Pets For Sale Auto Sales Mobile Homes For Sale - -- - - - CASH pai d for ell makes a nd m od els of m ob ile ho m es. Ph one area code 61A·tl23-9531. tl-13-tf c Air Conditioners Awning s Underpinning Com p l et e mob ile hom e se rv ice ~ plu s g iganti c di splay . of mobil e hom es always a va ilabl e at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Was hington Blvd. 423-7521 B E LPRE , 0 . 2 LOTS and a 12 x 65 mob il e home, Albany, Ohio, natural ga·s · and pressure water system . Ca ll 675 -3000, K & K Mobile Hom e s in Point Pleasant. 6-22-6tc TRAILER & lbt , all electr ic, 2 bedr oo m s, exce ll en t co n dition, 12 l( 60, approximatelv 3/.1 Acre o f land . Cal l 742-3123 . 6-22-6tc - - - - - -- - - - - Real Estate For Sale NEW j bedroom hom e, electric · heat, one car ga r age, with acre of ground . 992 -2735. 6-22-6tc 5 ROOM house . bath, basement, -gas heat , 21ots. ·s. D. Bu ski rk, 341 Page St reet, Middl epor~ . Ohio. Ph one 992-5487, 6-24c3tp HOUSE for sale, 205 Spr ing Ave. 5 r:oom s and bath, $6 ,000, Wi l liam Braham . 6-24-3tp - - - --,----,---:----- 5 ROOM house with bath , newly r e m ode l ed , upper end of Syra cuse. 992-3116 . 6-24-31c FARM FOR sale, 77 acres of land, pc3sture, fruit tree s, water tap paid , necessar y farm buildings, 5 room house w ith bath, ca rpeting and paneling . Ca ll 992.7304, Hyse ll Run Road . 6-20-6tc 7 ROOM house w i th bat h in Rutl and , air conditioned, car peted, gas furnace, dis hw ash er . double even , rang e, double garC!ge, large ca rport, 4 acre s cleareC.: and fen ced, sma l l barn and other buildings . Phone 614-742-6834. 5-30-lfc we will it Right . 8-4:30 Da ily, B-t2 Sal. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Bu i ldmg. Middleport, 0 . 99'2 -1101 ELECTRICIAN ' WE HAVE BUYERS W:TH CASH. YOU HAVE THE PR O PERTY . L ET S GE T TOGETHER . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 -2259 No an swe r 99 2-1568 Ha-.te your T.V . Pidure Tube Restored As Good As New Ri ght In Your Home. Guaranteed for ' Mo. Color-SJO.OO Black & White-S1S.OO MY I IWt 1HE. CHIEF Of '10~ TOOK T~ AT CLASS JOHNSON'S T.V. L!;T S JU ST FOR ANOTHER LA ST TERIA 949-3151 Racine, Ohio ? ~ r---~•r-=--~ c BE ING RE.C YCL E; D SAV... D Si;ME.STER ~ 1~0 15 tAW. 1V 6£ 08CVEO /Q/11.1(){11 QU£:5flON I POLICE, N-Il 1 i'PT ~ POfJ'T CARE . SM:., I CAN'T c&.\E . WHAT ~E t;;A'-1 SHE 1$ THAT CLEAr<? r r,; ~ "" POMEROY . HOME & AUTO New & Rewiring 992-2094 606 E- Main Pomero_y of Old Homes& All Types of Electrical Repair OFFICE SUPPLIES and PHILIP PICKENS FURNITURE 'lOU I-IAP.VARD PI'.OFESSOPS ONL'I IWDW on41U\ DULL lblTELLECTUALS!!NO REAL DOWN· TO·IEARTM FOUC.~!! Stop In and See Ou· Floor Disp!av. 843-2341 SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE BUT 1 DO.' ! I'M GIVJN.G APAF':N FOR ® OUR GUEST OF HONOR, PROFI.~SOit. McGOON!!• JIM SURE 'IOU'LL ALL EN<.la-1 A TALt<. WITH --- LET US HELP YOU ,Roofing . Roof Painting , Spouting, ,7flumbing , Remod e ling , Complete Build ing, Vinyl & Aluminum Si ding. 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4, Pomeroy , 0 . 992-'3954 G&E Appliance Repair . repair on all laund ry equipment, refrrgeration equipmen t and hou se wir ing , wel d inQ, electr ic and gas. Call 992-3802 or after 4; 30 p . m . call 9916050 . 5-24-30tp DOZER and back hoe Work, ponds af""!d septic ta_nks_. d i t~h ­ ing serv1ce ; top sm l, ftll ~trt , li mestone ; B& K Excavattnc. Phone 992-5367 or 992 -3861. · 9-1-tf c - - ---------:- - IT TAKE5 GOMEONE Wl,-1-< ENOUG~ NEI<'VE TO 60 00Jr IN PUBLIC Wl'n-1 IT ON ! I ' LL 'GAY ONE TH ING•• NOT EVERYI:IOOY COUl-D WEAR A PHONE : 992-2550 SPORTS JACKET ~ I KE THAT~ ALL-WEATHER l ~ELI EVE 9HE 15 PLAYI N.G .•.HOW YOU SAY IT. . . ' HARD ID Middleport, 0 . ·N. 2nd Ave. EXPERIENCED C?ET'f. ..... 5HE TOLD ME SHE WA5 PROMISED ID ANOTHeR, BUT L THINK SHE WA~ lOMAKEM~ . <JEALOU S. Radlato Sei'VIce From the larcest Truck or Butldoz..er Radiator to the :>mattesr Heater Lore,. Nathan Big9s Radiator Spectalist SMITH NELSON .MOTORS. INC.. AUTOMOBILE insurance been Pomeroy P~ . 992 -2174 ca nce l l ed? Lost your operat Or 's license? Ca ll 992READ Y -MIX CONCRETE 2966. delive r ed right t o y ou r 6-15-tfc pro ject . Fast and easy. F ree esti mat es . Ph o ne 992.:~28.4 . AUTO A IR cond it ioning . Ser Goeg l ein Ready -Mix Co ., Vice and repair . Ca ll _992,3802 . M iddleport. Ohio. 5-24-30t p 6-30-lf c • ~ . ., ..... L... "";u:;, '" 0 '1 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph . 4<164782, Gallipolis, John Russell , ·Owner and Operator. 5-12-tfc Real Estate For Sale HOU SE for sa le by owrler, 3 bedroom s, new furnllce , roof, and wiring . Wall -to . wall carpet ing, la rge lot, carport . C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Com"pl ete Service Look for i ron fence in front .. Ph one 949-3821 and pine trees in side yard . Contac t Mr.. Eldon Walburn, Racine, Oh!o Critt Bradford 230 Union Avenue, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992 -2805. 5-1-tfc 6-13-tfc g - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - SEP T IC TANKS AROB!C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION, . . ·. . .. STEWAR T. OHIO. PH . 6623035 . Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. 10-4-tfc TEAFORD Pomeroy, Ohio 457&9 ABOUT20DACRE. Buy all or part . Has ·2 story fra me hom e. 1 bedroom , dining room , kitchen , livi ng room , wa sh room down. 2 bedr ooms and hall up . Porc hes . 7 bu i lding s near house . 2 barn s acros s the road. 2 miles from mine on Rl. 325. 42ACRES Close to mine area. On good road. Lot s ol good bu il ding si tes New wa ter system in nea r futur e. $9,000 .00 . LIKE NEW Kitch en has lots of cabinets i.l f1 d ra nge. Din"ing room. 3 Bath . Full bedrooms . ba semen t . Gas fur nace . Hardwood floors. Awnings _ and stone . 2 car · garage . $12 .000.00. JUST OFF RT. 7 3 bedrooms . Bath . New for ced air furnace . Paneling & ti le. Larg e Rec . room . Por ches , Storm door s. Out ce llar and storage. GOING AT J U ST $8,500 .00 . . GOING BUSINESS . Showj ng a nice pro fit . Good cl ean stock . Excel len t location. A great futu r e for someone. Sel ling due to ill heallh . NO PHO NE CALLS ON TH IS P LEASE . SNUFFY ? < Broker · E. MAIN '---.o.'l'6 . POMEROY DAV ABOUT THIS TIME , LUKEV -- • no Mechanic Stre-et· ·~os HAVIf\f GROWI(\f PAINS • Be Right For Your Mobile Home-. Land--No Down Payment VISTA FRANK. daughter of the late William and Ida Shannon Roush , was born October 19th, 1877, and depa~ted th is L A D Y needed to sta y five days life June 14th , 1973, at a week and n i ght s, t oo. Veteran s Memorial Hospital. Eve ning s and weekends free . Pomeroy , at t he age of ninety No work . Good home and good five years . pay . Phone 992-5207. She was united in marriage to 6·24 -6tc James B. Frank , December 24th, 1898 , anct to this union ~WM.P0/1390 LOCAL firm can utili ze a retired man w ith cl er ical, one son, Ralph, was born . She leaves to mourn her passing, pe~rl"s, stor ekee plng or si mila r Ralph . and wife Stella, one wor k background who wishes to supplement hi s pension sister , Lenora Haskins of Palalka , Florida , severa l income . You may esse ntial ly nieces and nephews, a host of set your own work ing hour s rela t ives and frie nd s. and there wi ll be no heav y lifting . Reply to Box 729-C, Preceding her in death were J.j__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __.., her husban'd James Fran k in , Daily Sen t inel stat ing age, 1941, one sister, Maude. 1wo physical cond ition, educat ion and work exper ience. brothers, Clarence Roush and HANDMADE knitted rose and h •1 t • d .ft 6-24-3t c Ben Roush . She was a life long member of ~ray s aw, re_a sure . g l . - - - - - - - - - the Carmel United Methodist from deceased fnend . ~mder Church But due to her please call 1f?2-2276 . All ee E. res idenCe near Fl atwood s John son, M1ddleport, Oh io. · Meth.odist" Church she at 6-26-Jfc 5 ROOMS and bat h, Racine area , Sam Yates 992 -7139 . tended regularly there until 6-24-Stp her death . 6-26-ltcp GARAGE SALE : Two family . Thursday and Friday. Geor ge TWO trailer lots in M iddl eport ; Ski nn er residence, Roc k 112 duplex in Bradbury ; phone WE WISH to thank· the nurses Sp r ings Road. before 6 p.m . 992 -569 3. and staff ·of Vet~rans 6-26 -31p 6-25- 5tc Memorial HoSpita l, special thanks to Or . Ridgway, for mobile home to 3 their' kindness in the sickness DEAD STOCK. horses. caltl e. LARGE workers, every t h ing fur hog s, sheep. reasonable and death ot our mother Vi sta nished i nclud i ng a i r c on charg e. Ca ll 245-5514. Frank . To ou r neighbors, 6-26-JOtc ditioner and television . Ready relatives, and friends for t he July 1. Phone 992 -3509 Mid beautiful fl or al ROOM for elderly who. rieeds a dleport. · ar· ra ng~ment s, for food , visits home instead of a r est home . 6-20-tfc and card s. To .Re ve rend 667-3305. Freelarld Nor ri s for h is 6-24-3t c FURNISHED apar t m ent , 15 corisollng word s, the singers minute drive from Gav in :-:-:-::-:c-for the beautiful song s, Ewing YARD sale June 27 and 28. Pl ant . $20 a week . Phon e Fun eral Home and all who· Clot hes , anti ques, d ishes and Mason 773-5580 . helped in any way. Your misc. First house past Vista 6-20-6tp though tfulness and kindness Stat ion on Rt . 7 at Five will never be forgo1ten . Points, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . PRIVATE meeting r oom for Mr . and Mr s. Ralph Frank 6-24 -3ti: any organi zation : ph one 9926-26-ltp J975. J.ll .tfc PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE · COTTAGE near Forked Run. MOBILE home spa ce. i n NOTICE OF PUBliC HEARING Lake . Will consider self Syracuse. Phone 9'tl -632 9. On the Meigs County Annual contained travel trailer as 6 -21' tic Budget trade-"in . Cal l 9.49-34.4 ·1. Notice is /ierebv aiven that on ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _6_-2_5_-61c A LL ELECTRIC .:_ like new 3 the lOth day of July; 1973, at 9 . rooms wit h l arge b1th . a. m . o'clock A.M ., a publ ic . -- - - - - - - -- -- . Electric wall oven , tablE. lop he~r l ng will be held on the range, larg e closet located on Budget prepared by the County Commissioners ol Meig s E . Main St., Pom ernv . -~P."' t_n County, Ohio , fOr the ne Xt appreciate . Ph . Ga ll ipO l i s UNDER NEW succeeding fiscal year ending 446-9539 . December 31st. 1974. 5-29-lfc MANAGEMENT Such hear ing will be held at the office of the Meigs· County Co mmi ss ioners, Court House, 3 A ND 4 ROOM fUrni shed and Pomeroy, Ohio. un furn i shed apartm ent s. Martha Chambers , Phone 992 -5434 . Clerk 4-12-lf c (6) 26, H e - - - - : - : : - -: -: -- - : - - 50 . A C R E S sIan ding hay. Stracuse, 0 . 2 BEDROOM mobile hom e, air Ch este r , 985-3835. 6·24-3tp c ond i t i oned , Racin e a r ea. See: Charles Shain for Ph one 992-63 29. professional service. FOR SALE 5-23-ifc ONE OL IVER 60 new crop tractor and mower . $795 . Open 6til10 Dally EXTRA INCOME Owner Ph one 742-5322 . must sell. Selling under ap6-20ip praisal value. Beaut iful 4family apartmenf building, 2 KOSCOT SPECIALS for June year s old. Will pay off in just s. include Family Suntan Oil KNAPP shoes. 10 pet . to 28 pel. 1968 CHEV ROLE T Impala. 4 door sedan , V -8 Engine, ofi on 16 st yles. Order now . year s, 3.3 acres, $20,000. Call Spray and Jr ." Facial Mask . Automat ic tra nsm ission . New Supply limited. Phone 992Mason 773 -5580. Also wlth a purchase of either tires and ex haust sy stem , 5324. AfterShave or Electric Pre· 6-26-6tc 5·3Q-tf c $795 . Ca ll 378-6376 aft er 5 p.m . Shave by Koscot you receive a 6-24-61p Kieansing Kream free. Phone Helen Jane Brown, 992.5113. GROC ER Y business for sale. Building for sa le or lease. 21 F T-. F IBERGLASS Boat 225 6.1.tfc Phone773-5618 fr om8 · 30p.m .· H. P. Motor, Grey Marine, to 10 p.m . for appo intm ent . Inboard. W~s l ey Fry , 231 Mill 3-2.0 -lfc Str eet. Middl eport , Ohio . · - - -- - - - - Ph one 992 -3225 aft er 5 p.m . on weekends . . AKC Golden Retriever puppies, WANTED - Hunting Tel escope $40, and one 7-m ont h 6-2.4 -3tc with Tripod . Call 992-3453 any We imarner pup $50. (614) 742 - ~-~------time after 6 p.m . 6834. NEW 2-piece sofa bed suite, 6·24·3tp 6·21 -tfc sofa and match ing cha ir in 100 IG HT pet. Her tulo n material, Robert C. Hartenbach, _W_A_N--:T--:E:-:D- - :0:-:L-:D:-;-U;:P;:R:;: choice of colors while they PIANOS . Any condition. 1973 - Zig Zag sewi ng machine . Sheriff, John M. Groves, et al, last, only $99 .95. Ca sh & This machine darn s, em Paying $10 each. First fl oo r to Paul Sigman, Janet Sigman; Car r y. Pomeroy Recovery, broiders, overcasts, button only. Write giving direct io~ s . 622 East Ma in Street holes. All without at lot 10, pt. lot 9, Middleport. Pianos , P . .0 . Box 188, Sardts, Telephone 992-7554. ta chments. Pay balan ce of Ohio 43946. -Sarah M. Kibble, Robert C. 6-21 -6tc $38.50 or pa y $5 per month . 6-24-3tc Hartenbach, Sheriff, to J . B. Call 992-5331. 6· 10-tfc ONE Registered . female O'Brien, parcels, Olive. WANTED - Used merchandi se - - - - - - - - - Weimaraner dog , 18 months - for auction. We buy , we COAL , Limestone, Ex celc:. ior · Victor Wippel, aka John old with pedigree . 992 -731 3. se ll , whole houseful or single Sail Works . E. Main St.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6-21- 6tcp Victor Wippel to Charles E. consignment o r pi eces, Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3891 . Griffith, Maxine Griffith, 9.01 percen1age . We will haul. 4-12-ff c 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. 3 yeor.; Phone 992·3354. Hayman 's. , ·· · Acres, Chester. old, living room 1 ""IITt'Chen, 6'5-30fc 2 HORSES - one, 6 year old bathroom , utility room and Frankie Mumaw to Rober t Pinto gelding, one , yearling outside storage . 169 Beech A. Harden. Esther E. Harden, NO. l Copper 54c, radiators, bay . Priced reasonable . G. E . Street . Phone 992-5064. Riffe, Tuppers Plai ns, 667 · lot, Syracuse. 28c; bra ss, 20c; batteries, 85c 6-21 -1 21c 6227 . each; clean dry root s, Gin · Leona Kay Roach to Leading 6-19-71p seng , 552 lb.; yellow root, $.4; · Creek Conservancy District, mayapple, 45c per lb. ; M . A. This Week 's Special Hall, Reedsv ille, Ohio, 378- 3 TON Ce ntral Air Cond it ioner easement, Middleport: for mobile home. 12 x 60 or 14 , 6249 . Arnold Jordan, EtHel M. x 70. Completely i,nstal led. 5-6.t fc S750. 21h ton split syst-em Jordan to Arnold Jordan, Ethel hooked up to your fu rnace . M. Jordan , 58.71i acres, OLD Furniture, oak t ables , Complete . Big enough lor Wooden ice boxes, bra ss beds, Columbia. most homes up to 1.200 sq . ft . dishes or complete $625 . Phone 992-7320 any tim e. Ha rry Garnes to Eileen households ; Write M . D. 6 - 1 9 -~ tp Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh io, Ga rn es, cour t decree, ca l l 992 -6271 . Pomeroy . 5-J J.tfc BAY mare and Pa l omino gelding, both w e ll -trained . Earl H. Campbell, dec., to Ca ll 992-2307 . Nellie Burford Campbell, 6-19-7 t c We.talk to you SPecialis t BANK FINANCING SUMMER SALE! All THAT HOLLERIN' AN ' SQUEALIN ' ABOUT, Business Services HANGING baskets , com EXCELS10R Salt Works. E . f·Aain St., Pomeroy. All kinds binrtfion pot'S> and f illed porch of salt water pellets, water oo~~.e s. white , pink and red nug.gets, block salt and own geran ium'S>, begonia s. Otito River Salt Phone 992 · pet unias , coleus , zinnias. 3891. dianthus. sna pdragons, and 6-S. tfc ageratium . Cleland Farm and Greenhouse, E. Main. Rac ine . - - - - - - - - - - Geraldine Cleland . YOU CA N save hundreds, even . 12 Years - 10.75 A. P. R. 6-13-tlc thousands , of Dollars on a late lor Your model used or repossessed Mobile Home . Here are S()(ne REDUCE e)lcess fluids with examples . Flu.l dex - Lose weight w ith 1 - 60 x 12 El cona Custom Qel( .a-Diet capsules at Nelson { never li ved in) original pri ce Drug s. Qualify Today, Call 58 .295 .00, now $6,995.00 6-25-31p 1 ....... 60 x 12 Buddy. 3 bedrQOm, original price $5 ,995 .00 now 1950 a.n FORD Trac tor w i th 4· $4.495 .00 speed transmission in good Choo se your own home from - 60 x 12 Champion deluxe. con di tion . 195:1 Chevrolet 2-ton your AREA DEALER . was $5,795.00 now 54.495 .00 truck w i th 5-speed t rans · - 60 x 12 Schuli - new mission and 2-speed rear axle $7 ,295 .00 now $5,295 .00 !has with a 13 foot flat bed . Ca ll 111 ba th) 992 6871. - 1969 Richardson (sharp) 6-24-ltc $4,995 .00 1-:-- 44 x 12 Regen t (a lmost new) \3,995 .00 1 - 60 x 12 Monarch ~ new $8,200 .00 now S5.995.00 We have 4 ten.Wi des in stock UNIC020 CU. FT. On Most American Cars from 52,495.00 up, also 4 eig ht wides f r om $1,395 .00 u p . --GUARA NTE EDThese p fices i nclu de t he de liver y an d com pl ete se t-up . Phone 992-2094 Be fore you buy any new Mobile Hom e shop us f irst you'll be gl ad you did . Berry Open 8 Til5 All other sizes, at sal e Monday thru Sa tu rday M iller M obile Home Sa les, 705 Fa r son Street, Belp re, Ohio, 606 E . Main , Pom eroy, O. pr ices. phone 423 -9531 . 6·20-6tc POMEROY 9 .. - Jack W. Carsey, M9f. HAN G IN G ba sk ets; com · ASK US ABOUT i!id! Phone 992-2181 bl nat.ion pol s and fil l ed por ch PRE -FABRICATED boxes. whi le, pi nk , and r ed ge r a n iu m s, b e gon i a s, (2) PAINT DAMA GE 197J Zigpet unia s, Col eu s. Zi nnia s, Za g SEWIN G MACHIN ES. D i a n thu s, Sn apdrag on s, Sti ll in or ig in al cartons. No Ager atium . Cl e l a nd Farm atta cr1ments needed as our an d Green house, E . Main , controls are bu!lt -in. Sews Racine . Gerald i ne Cleland . wi th l or 2 need les, makes Built to Your"' Specs 6·l4-f1 C buttonhol es, sews on buttons, Delivered t o Job Site monog rams , and bl ind hem st itch. Full cash pr ice $.38 .50 1970 12 X 60, 3 bedroo m m obil e hom e w it h t i po ut. goo d or budge t plan a vai lable . cond ition , $4,300. Call Ma son Ph one 992,2984. 773-5580 . MATERIALS CO. 6-24-6tc 6-26-5tp 773 -5554 Ma so n, W. Va . (3) VA CU UM Cleaner s new 1973 Model. Compl ete wi th al l LOTS all util ities, ideal for m obile hom es. · Ma son, ca l l . cleaning tools. Smal l paint 773 -5580. damage in shipping . Wi ll lak e 6-26-51p D.U E to job transfer , mu st sel l S27 cash or budget p la·n ho m e ; 3 bedroom, tota l availa bl e. Ph one 99 2.2984. elec tri c, larg e lot. F. H.A. SOME hou sehold fu·rn iture. 6-24-6tc approved, Syra cuse. Phond 992 -7328 . 992-7836 . 6-26-3tc (3) SINGER Aut omatic Zig -Zag 5-25.1fc Sew ing Ma chines i n sewing ----::-tabl e. Make s buttonh o le s, 2 STORY home w ith 1 a full basement. bath and 12 ba t h, MODERN 6 room I f loor plan sew s on button s, blin d hem s, forced air furna ce, 2 or 3 home wi th detachable etc . Top notch condition . Pay bed r oom s, atta ched garage. garage . All newly painted . S6 1. .:15 or term s a vailable . large yard. near Pomeroy Lo·cated on nlcf! leve l lot 50' x Phon·e 992-2984 . El emen t ary Sc hool 992-738.4 . 120' al 619 Page s t .. Mid6·24-6t c 6-26-51c dleport, Ohio. For further detail s, contact David ·R. FA RMAL L H Tra ctor . w ith 3 Yat es, 23 Grandview Road, point hitch end loader i n A-1 Cambridge, Ohio, 43725or 992shape. $600 . Gordon Prolfitt. 390 4. Gr eai Bend , Por.t land , Oh io. GOOD HUNTIN G Beagl e dog . Ph one 985:3565. 6-26-?t c 6-24-3tp . NEW RANCH HOME - I ac re 2 NEW r and st yl e houses, one ~:-::-::::--:---::-:---:-" lot . City water , A well wi·th ba sement . Phone 742- POOD L"E pupp ies, Toy A.K .C. , Choco late Sh ow quality . des igned house plan by W. G. 3615 or 7t1 2-6743. Al so, lo ts fo r Ph one 992-54.13. Best Homes consist!ng . of sa le. · 5-23-tf c large l iv ing room wlt~ dining 620f c , _....___,__ L. 3 bedrooms including ma ster bedroom wi th tu n 1967 CAMA RO Ral l y-Spc rl . AKC Toy Pood le pupjS ies, $75 and $85. Also · Siam ese kittens bath, a large 32' x ll ' com Good cond i tion. Phone 992 -· $10. Phon e 1-256·6247, Kennels bin .3 ti on kit chen-family room, 2J60 . and 2 full baths. Under mai n of CalhOun . 6·24·30t c f loor Is ·a fu ll basement or lower level wh ich can be 1970 OLDSMOBI L E 98 Ful l - - - - - - - - - fin is hed if desired. To make power and air condit ion ing, thi.s a complete l y quality $2,69 5. Bi z RuscheL 992 - 5~ 22 home a full 2·ca r garage is or 992·2227 . ·included. Financing ar ranged · 6-24 -6tp 1972 FORD. Gra nd Tor ino, Vinyl t op , A i r Co nd i.tioned , V -8 with low down payment. For Engine, p .s. B. B. Ca ll anv all detai Is and an ap · TOPPER ·for pickup truck , good t ime "'- .949-508 1. pointm ent to see home, ca ll conditi on . Dinette set with 6 6-14-12tc 992 -5976 br Colum bus col chair s, good shape. $20 . Call lect 235 ·1996. 992 -55 10. 6-l 3·1fC 6 24.61 < VETERANS I HARK!! WHAT'S LEETLE SHUX·- THAT HAPPENS EVER ' Yc sterd ~y ·s l.ACK SEWING MACHINES. Repaor se rv ice. a ll makes. 992-2284. The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy . Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissor!) . 3-29-h c COUNTRY HOME 3 BE DROOM S Bath. gas furnace, drilled we lL front por ch. garage, a nd ba sement . WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery . Also paint roofs. Large lot, sma ll st ream . Onl y Phone 949-3221. $9500.00 . 6-13-30fc STORAGE LA RGE2 STORIE S- Loading E XCAVATING. do zer . loader platform with cover . Large lot and backhqe work ; septic wit h plenty ' of parking . On tanks installed ; dump trucks Stale Route . Asking ju~t an d lo-boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soil , limestone $20.000 .00 . and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger $6500.00 Jeffer s, day phone 992 -7089 ; NICE - 2 bedroom s with oak night phone 992-3525 or 992· floor s, ga s furnace, city water . 5232 . Ba sement and large lot for car : 2-11 -tfc SYRACUSE 4 BEDROOM S 2 fami ly EXCAVATING. Dozers , large room s, garage, modern kitand sma ll ; Backhoes and chen. bath, furnace , and large loa ders on track and tires; lot on 12tl. Dump . trucks Lo -boy service . Septic tank s In · SMALL FARM stal led . George ( Bi ll) Pullins. 42 ACRES . ~ Bank barn and phone 992-2478 or 992·7402. good fences . All minerals. 2-9-tfc Mpdern bath and kitchen . Mail and sc hool bus routes. HARRISON'S TV serv ice and NEW LISTING se r-v ice call s. Phone 992-252'2. 2 BEDROOMS - Ba lh. forced 2-9 -tfc air furnace . C h~ste r water . Large lot a t Long Bot!om . Only . RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling , Ceramic tile $4,000 .00 . baths. Box 28D, Rutland 742NEW LISTING 3664 . 39ACRE S- With all mine ral s. 6-26-tfc Timber, located on Route 7 north of Chest er . Aski ng just WI L KINSON Sma ll Engine Sa les and Service, 810 Jrd St .• 16.000.00 Middlepqrt . Lawn mower an" NOTHING M AKES ONE cha in saw repair . Free pickup FEt L SO SEC URE . AS and deliverv . Rhone 992 -3092 . HAV ING A PIECE OF Al so Briggs and Stratton and PROPERTY . WE HAVE Tecumseh parts . SOME VERY GOOD BUY S. 6-21 -30tc DROP IN A ND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER . FOR FREE estimates on aluminum siding . Starn Doors . HELEN.L . TEAFORD . an~ Windows , . Carports. GORDON B. TEAFORD Marquees and Railing, Phone ~, ASSOCIATES Charles Li sle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob, Sales Rep . m -3325 or 992-36 u resentat lve. V , V. Johnson and Son, In c. 6-22-tfc .. 5. "The or sfil" 2. Win ged 3. Ph il- 6 Acre s ot'ground on St. Rt. 124, 1 mile from Mine No. 1. near Salem Center, Ohio. Will be on the new water system and all other utilities avai lable. Fine inves tm ent for trailer homes, ,, or r esi dential home. Selling Price $1 2,000.00. GEORGES. HOBSTETTERJR. • REAL ESTATE BROKER BOX 101. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE (985-4186) ELNA a nd White Sewing ~ Ma chines ... Service on all makes . Reasonable rates . Th e Sew i ng Center, Mid · dleport, Ohio. 11 ·14-ltc I O•DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads , Rt. 124 , now back to work . Complete f ront end ser vice. tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced electronically. AH work guaranteed. Rel!isonable rates . Phone 742-3232. 2-18-tfc 5. Exuberant yell 6. Actor 1. Natu ral or coal Unsc ramble these f<HJr Jumhl ex, one letter to each square, t o 8. Su ril'mer ander er (2 wds .) 15. Mai den Wr.) mahog any tree - Wolfe Abm (>fi river 20. - Cob urg Perple x· ing problem s Art moveme nt Boy to form fol!r _ordinary word s. 9. lnd ian , weight II. Records offi ciall y 14 . Texas city 17. Inert gas 18. Ultimate 19. Eu ropea n name denot ation Indian DICK TRACY ( tel Hl7:t Kin>:" Fen lure:; Syr-u lic rtlc. l nc. ) Bates 0. Lessen Veuterday's Answer 26. Card combinatiOn at w hi st 33. Laureate 34. Actress 30. Ment_ion ; 35. Anthony Wayn e's touch 21. J ab upori 22. Candid · 23. Acccl cr· ated rriis hap Jackson ton Sq uar e 37. Young girl 32. Loc:ate CD nickname 36. Common verb form 31. Washing· 24. Fender gi rl , gi rl to hoy (2 wds.) I I /';l.\'/'1/1\ Ji insect 38.Cap \~ WHAT IT WAS FOf'< T HE: A U10 T HI E F. " Acute - College of Kentucky 29. Terminate 30. Declaim ONE Moo~£ AN!70NE Moot;~ Ar<f -rwo • j - .- . ----.:_.___:-..--- -- MlC£! . 31. Rockfish 32. Belgian Ve11erd• r'• . resort IJumble11 fORCE IAnawo:r• t omorrow) ITCHY FUBLt CANOPY An1wer: /It! Hmg tu h t! Jllll yN I - OFF PITCH 35. Go·gettcr: - eager beaver (3 wds .) I. I 39. Originate 40. Devoured 41. Sidetrack 42. Measure ; allot DOWN • I WAS f\ERE LAST <(fAR,AN-D THE FOOD WM TERRIBLE! 1. End of ni ght I ¢ 1'17l ~ 1-I U. . h< , . 2. Hautboy 3. Lansbu ry r ole , 4. Greek letter GOME PEOOPCE M16HT ·REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . . WAGES.- FitlEIJitiCH NIETZSC I-11; by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Ceiling CryJlloqu ot c: JT IS NU T LACK O[i' LU VJ-.: BU J.' THAT )\lA KES UNHAPPY M IIR- m• !<RlENIJSHIP i?AY T>IAT GIVE!> YOU A MOTIVe: FO~ MLII~Oe~ , M to;;? K.e~N'E! OAILY CRYI''fOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYD LRAAXR is L 0 N G F E I, L II W One leller simply stand s for another . In this samp le A i.ruscd f or the th r<'e L's. X ror t he two O's, etc . Sin g l e letters. aPostrophe s, the l ength and ror m ~ ti ~ n of th C wru·dl' arc all h ints. Each day th e \.·ode lcltC'rs arc different CRYPTOQUOTES OG K UT S T G N C 'Tl S GPHGG LTH E A D G AC N TVG L TH fr i U GH N . UM H SEB EADGN l) !IV NG EL .- VT C lM A P CG !fOU'RE A GOOD CAMP P.I(E51DENT, SACK ! �\ • • 8- The Deily Sentinel. Middle!"'rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 26, l!m Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I NFORMATION DEADLINES 2 SIGNS Cancellation Corrections Will be acce pted until 9a .m . for OF QUALITY S P .M. pav B ~f ore Pu bllca t fon . Mo ntHl Y Dea d lin~ 9 a . m Day o f P ublicati on REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the right to ed it or reject any ads d e emed oblectional. The publisher will nor be respon sible for more insert ion . than one - ---- -----, - WANT AD$ incor r ect RATES For Want Ad Se rv ice s cents per Word one lnseriJon Minimum Char ge 75c 12 cents per word three consecutive insertions . 18 cents per wor d six c on · secvtive insertions . 25 P er Ce nt O lsc o o,~ n t on pa id ads and ads pa id w ithi n 10 days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1.50 fo r 50 worct m in imum .· E ach ad d ition al word 2c. BLIND ADS • Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 NOVA " 6" S229S 4·door, loca l 1-owner, light green finish. good tires, auto tr ansmission, power steering, rad io, real economy . 1971 CHEVROl,.ET BLAZER $2 995 4"wheel d rive , auxiliary top, locking f ront hubs, V-8, auto ma,ic t ransm ission. power steer ing & brakes , local low m i leage, l -ear owner , radio, spare never used. 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 13095 Local 1-owner, low mileage car . beige fin is h, vinyl lop, good w hite-wall t ires, radio, automat ic trans .. power steer ing & brakes . factory air . Pomeroy ~ctor Co. Addit ional 25c Char ge per Adver t isement. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. OFFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5:00 p.m . Da ily, POMEROY, OHIO 8: 30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Sat ur day . . L~-------- __.- Obituary Help Wanted For Sale For Sale 304-485-3809 ON YOUR DIAL Lost For Rent or Sale Notice ------ For Rent Card of Thanks NOW OPEN ASHLAND OIL SERVICE CENlER CHEST FREEZER ------- For Sale Pomeroy Home & Auto WOOD TRUSSES ,~ . HOGG & ZUSPAN ------- - - -- - - - ------- Property Transfers EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Reg. 295.95-249.95 like .a person. Wheel Alignment It Must Wantett To Buy - -- -- - ------ 72 .CHEVY II Help .Wanted Rutland, cert. for trans. Norman E. Hysell, Patricia MALE or fema le desk clerk, 1973 HONDA 500 with extras. $1,300. Call 667-3554. Must be able to live in . Apply A. Hysell to Albert K. Appleby, 6-20-7tp in person , Ohio HoteL Shirley Appleby, 1.3 acres, 6-20-6tc 1972 YAMAHA 350 Roadbike . Scipio. 1,970 actual miles . Good re f rigera ti on William F. Smith _ Sr., QUAj... IFIED condition . $695 .00 or nearest servicema n , industria l , offer. Ca l h742-Ji95 reasonable Beatrice Ellen Smith to Robert comme r cia l, domestic, good afte r 6 p.m . G. PainU!r, lot 413, Middleport. pay and working cond it ions. 6-20-6tc Must be experienced . Gall ia Clarence D. Adams, dec. to Refrigerat ion Co., 611 3rd Clara Adams, affid. for trans., WA LN UT -st ere o. ra d lo ·t ape Ave ., Ga ll ipoli s, 446-4066. tf combina t ion , am -l til rad io, 8 6,, _ Sutton. tra ck tape deck, 4 speaker Jacob Schaefer, dec., heirs, NEED a lady lo do very l ight system .c. Balance soun d $110.59, or use our budget Fred Goeglein et al., to State of housework and help care for terms . Ca ll 992-3965. an_elderly lady . 992-5585. Ohio, judgement settlement, 6-26-3tp Salisbury. NOVA COUPE 307 v .a, auto. trans .. powe r steering , road whee ls. •2395 Karr & Van Zandt ' Our Qual ity " You' ll li ke Way of Doing Bus iness ." GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 "Pomeroy ·o pen Evenings 'Til8 : DO Til5 P.M . Sat. ' Real Estate For Sale Pets For Sale Auto Sales Mobile Homes For Sale - -- - - - CASH pai d for ell makes a nd m od els of m ob ile ho m es. Ph one area code 61A·tl23-9531. tl-13-tf c Air Conditioners Awning s Underpinning Com p l et e mob ile hom e se rv ice ~ plu s g iganti c di splay . of mobil e hom es always a va ilabl e at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Was hington Blvd. 423-7521 B E LPRE , 0 . 2 LOTS and a 12 x 65 mob il e home, Albany, Ohio, natural ga·s · and pressure water system . Ca ll 675 -3000, K & K Mobile Hom e s in Point Pleasant. 6-22-6tc TRAILER & lbt , all electr ic, 2 bedr oo m s, exce ll en t co n dition, 12 l( 60, approximatelv 3/.1 Acre o f land . Cal l 742-3123 . 6-22-6tc - - - - - -- - - - - Real Estate For Sale NEW j bedroom hom e, electric · heat, one car ga r age, with acre of ground . 992 -2735. 6-22-6tc 5 ROOM house . bath, basement, -gas heat , 21ots. ·s. D. Bu ski rk, 341 Page St reet, Middl epor~ . Ohio. Ph one 992-5487, 6-24c3tp HOUSE for sale, 205 Spr ing Ave. 5 r:oom s and bath, $6 ,000, Wi l liam Braham . 6-24-3tp - - - --,----,---:----- 5 ROOM house with bath , newly r e m ode l ed , upper end of Syra cuse. 992-3116 . 6-24-31c FARM FOR sale, 77 acres of land, pc3sture, fruit tree s, water tap paid , necessar y farm buildings, 5 room house w ith bath, ca rpeting and paneling . Ca ll 992.7304, Hyse ll Run Road . 6-20-6tc 7 ROOM house w i th bat h in Rutl and , air conditioned, car peted, gas furnace, dis hw ash er . double even , rang e, double garC!ge, large ca rport, 4 acre s cleareC.: and fen ced, sma l l barn and other buildings . Phone 614-742-6834. 5-30-lfc we will it Right . 8-4:30 Da ily, B-t2 Sal. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Bu i ldmg. Middleport, 0 . 99'2 -1101 ELECTRICIAN ' WE HAVE BUYERS W:TH CASH. YOU HAVE THE PR O PERTY . L ET S GE T TOGETHER . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 -2259 No an swe r 99 2-1568 Ha-.te your T.V . Pidure Tube Restored As Good As New Ri ght In Your Home. Guaranteed for ' Mo. Color-SJO.OO Black & White-S1S.OO MY I IWt 1HE. CHIEF Of '10~ TOOK T~ AT CLASS JOHNSON'S T.V. L!;T S JU ST FOR ANOTHER LA ST TERIA 949-3151 Racine, Ohio ? ~ r---~•r-=--~ c BE ING RE.C YCL E; D SAV... D Si;ME.STER ~ 1~0 15 tAW. 1V 6£ 08CVEO /Q/11.1(){11 QU£:5flON I POLICE, N-Il 1 i'PT ~ POfJ'T CARE . SM:., I CAN'T c&.\E . WHAT ~E t;;A'-1 SHE 1$ THAT CLEAr<? r r,; ~ "" POMEROY . HOME & AUTO New & Rewiring 992-2094 606 E- Main Pomero_y of Old Homes& All Types of Electrical Repair OFFICE SUPPLIES and PHILIP PICKENS FURNITURE 'lOU I-IAP.VARD PI'.OFESSOPS ONL'I IWDW on41U\ DULL lblTELLECTUALS!!NO REAL DOWN· TO·IEARTM FOUC.~!! Stop In and See Ou· Floor Disp!av. 843-2341 SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE BUT 1 DO.' ! I'M GIVJN.G APAF':N FOR ® OUR GUEST OF HONOR, PROFI.~SOit. McGOON!!• JIM SURE 'IOU'LL ALL EN<.la-1 A TALt<. WITH --- LET US HELP YOU ,Roofing . Roof Painting , Spouting, ,7flumbing , Remod e ling , Complete Build ing, Vinyl & Aluminum Si ding. 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4, Pomeroy , 0 . 992-'3954 G&E Appliance Repair . repair on all laund ry equipment, refrrgeration equipmen t and hou se wir ing , wel d inQ, electr ic and gas. Call 992-3802 or after 4; 30 p . m . call 9916050 . 5-24-30tp DOZER and back hoe Work, ponds af""!d septic ta_nks_. d i t~h ­ ing serv1ce ; top sm l, ftll ~trt , li mestone ; B& K Excavattnc. Phone 992-5367 or 992 -3861. · 9-1-tf c - - ---------:- - IT TAKE5 GOMEONE Wl,-1-< ENOUG~ NEI<'VE TO 60 00Jr IN PUBLIC Wl'n-1 IT ON ! I ' LL 'GAY ONE TH ING•• NOT EVERYI:IOOY COUl-D WEAR A PHONE : 992-2550 SPORTS JACKET ~ I KE THAT~ ALL-WEATHER l ~ELI EVE 9HE 15 PLAYI N.G .•.HOW YOU SAY IT. . . ' HARD ID Middleport, 0 . ·N. 2nd Ave. EXPERIENCED C?ET'f. ..... 5HE TOLD ME SHE WA5 PROMISED ID ANOTHeR, BUT L THINK SHE WA~ lOMAKEM~ . <JEALOU S. Radlato Sei'VIce From the larcest Truck or Butldoz..er Radiator to the :>mattesr Heater Lore,. Nathan Big9s Radiator Spectalist SMITH NELSON .MOTORS. INC.. AUTOMOBILE insurance been Pomeroy P~ . 992 -2174 ca nce l l ed? Lost your operat Or 's license? Ca ll 992READ Y -MIX CONCRETE 2966. delive r ed right t o y ou r 6-15-tfc pro ject . Fast and easy. F ree esti mat es . Ph o ne 992.:~28.4 . AUTO A IR cond it ioning . Ser Goeg l ein Ready -Mix Co ., Vice and repair . Ca ll _992,3802 . M iddleport. Ohio. 5-24-30t p 6-30-lf c • ~ . ., ..... L... "";u:;, '" 0 '1 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph . 4<164782, Gallipolis, John Russell , ·Owner and Operator. 5-12-tfc Real Estate For Sale HOU SE for sa le by owrler, 3 bedroom s, new furnllce , roof, and wiring . Wall -to . wall carpet ing, la rge lot, carport . C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Com"pl ete Service Look for i ron fence in front .. Ph one 949-3821 and pine trees in side yard . Contac t Mr.. Eldon Walburn, Racine, Oh!o Critt Bradford 230 Union Avenue, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992 -2805. 5-1-tfc 6-13-tfc g - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - SEP T IC TANKS AROB!C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION, . . ·. . .. STEWAR T. OHIO. PH . 6623035 . Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. 10-4-tfc TEAFORD Pomeroy, Ohio 457&9 ABOUT20DACRE. Buy all or part . Has ·2 story fra me hom e. 1 bedroom , dining room , kitchen , livi ng room , wa sh room down. 2 bedr ooms and hall up . Porc hes . 7 bu i lding s near house . 2 barn s acros s the road. 2 miles from mine on Rl. 325. 42ACRES Close to mine area. On good road. Lot s ol good bu il ding si tes New wa ter system in nea r futur e. $9,000 .00 . LIKE NEW Kitch en has lots of cabinets i.l f1 d ra nge. Din"ing room. 3 Bath . Full bedrooms . ba semen t . Gas fur nace . Hardwood floors. Awnings _ and stone . 2 car · garage . $12 .000.00. JUST OFF RT. 7 3 bedrooms . Bath . New for ced air furnace . Paneling & ti le. Larg e Rec . room . Por ches , Storm door s. Out ce llar and storage. GOING AT J U ST $8,500 .00 . . GOING BUSINESS . Showj ng a nice pro fit . Good cl ean stock . Excel len t location. A great futu r e for someone. Sel ling due to ill heallh . NO PHO NE CALLS ON TH IS P LEASE . SNUFFY ? < Broker · E. MAIN '---.o.'l'6 . POMEROY DAV ABOUT THIS TIME , LUKEV -- • no Mechanic Stre-et· ·~os HAVIf\f GROWI(\f PAINS • Be Right For Your Mobile Home-. Land--No Down Payment VISTA FRANK. daughter of the late William and Ida Shannon Roush , was born October 19th, 1877, and depa~ted th is L A D Y needed to sta y five days life June 14th , 1973, at a week and n i ght s, t oo. Veteran s Memorial Hospital. Eve ning s and weekends free . Pomeroy , at t he age of ninety No work . Good home and good five years . pay . Phone 992-5207. She was united in marriage to 6·24 -6tc James B. Frank , December 24th, 1898 , anct to this union ~WM.P0/1390 LOCAL firm can utili ze a retired man w ith cl er ical, one son, Ralph, was born . She leaves to mourn her passing, pe~rl"s, stor ekee plng or si mila r Ralph . and wife Stella, one wor k background who wishes to supplement hi s pension sister , Lenora Haskins of Palalka , Florida , severa l income . You may esse ntial ly nieces and nephews, a host of set your own work ing hour s rela t ives and frie nd s. and there wi ll be no heav y lifting . Reply to Box 729-C, Preceding her in death were J.j__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __.., her husban'd James Fran k in , Daily Sen t inel stat ing age, 1941, one sister, Maude. 1wo physical cond ition, educat ion and work exper ience. brothers, Clarence Roush and HANDMADE knitted rose and h •1 t • d .ft 6-24-3t c Ben Roush . She was a life long member of ~ray s aw, re_a sure . g l . - - - - - - - - - the Carmel United Methodist from deceased fnend . ~mder Church But due to her please call 1f?2-2276 . All ee E. res idenCe near Fl atwood s John son, M1ddleport, Oh io. · Meth.odist" Church she at 6-26-Jfc 5 ROOMS and bat h, Racine area , Sam Yates 992 -7139 . tended regularly there until 6-24-Stp her death . 6-26-ltcp GARAGE SALE : Two family . Thursday and Friday. Geor ge TWO trailer lots in M iddl eport ; Ski nn er residence, Roc k 112 duplex in Bradbury ; phone WE WISH to thank· the nurses Sp r ings Road. before 6 p.m . 992 -569 3. and staff ·of Vet~rans 6-26 -31p 6-25- 5tc Memorial HoSpita l, special thanks to Or . Ridgway, for mobile home to 3 their' kindness in the sickness DEAD STOCK. horses. caltl e. LARGE workers, every t h ing fur hog s, sheep. reasonable and death ot our mother Vi sta nished i nclud i ng a i r c on charg e. Ca ll 245-5514. Frank . To ou r neighbors, 6-26-JOtc ditioner and television . Ready relatives, and friends for t he July 1. Phone 992 -3509 Mid beautiful fl or al ROOM for elderly who. rieeds a dleport. · ar· ra ng~ment s, for food , visits home instead of a r est home . 6-20-tfc and card s. To .Re ve rend 667-3305. Freelarld Nor ri s for h is 6-24-3t c FURNISHED apar t m ent , 15 corisollng word s, the singers minute drive from Gav in :-:-:-::-:c-for the beautiful song s, Ewing YARD sale June 27 and 28. Pl ant . $20 a week . Phon e Fun eral Home and all who· Clot hes , anti ques, d ishes and Mason 773-5580 . helped in any way. Your misc. First house past Vista 6-20-6tp though tfulness and kindness Stat ion on Rt . 7 at Five will never be forgo1ten . Points, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . PRIVATE meeting r oom for Mr . and Mr s. Ralph Frank 6-24 -3ti: any organi zation : ph one 9926-26-ltp J975. J.ll .tfc PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE · COTTAGE near Forked Run. MOBILE home spa ce. i n NOTICE OF PUBliC HEARING Lake . Will consider self Syracuse. Phone 9'tl -632 9. On the Meigs County Annual contained travel trailer as 6 -21' tic Budget trade-"in . Cal l 9.49-34.4 ·1. Notice is /ierebv aiven that on ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _6_-2_5_-61c A LL ELECTRIC .:_ like new 3 the lOth day of July; 1973, at 9 . rooms wit h l arge b1th . a. m . o'clock A.M ., a publ ic . -- - - - - - - -- -- . Electric wall oven , tablE. lop he~r l ng will be held on the range, larg e closet located on Budget prepared by the County Commissioners ol Meig s E . Main St., Pom ernv . -~P."' t_n County, Ohio , fOr the ne Xt appreciate . Ph . Ga ll ipO l i s UNDER NEW succeeding fiscal year ending 446-9539 . December 31st. 1974. 5-29-lfc MANAGEMENT Such hear ing will be held at the office of the Meigs· County Co mmi ss ioners, Court House, 3 A ND 4 ROOM fUrni shed and Pomeroy, Ohio. un furn i shed apartm ent s. Martha Chambers , Phone 992 -5434 . Clerk 4-12-lf c (6) 26, H e - - - - : - : : - -: -: -- - : - - 50 . A C R E S sIan ding hay. Stracuse, 0 . 2 BEDROOM mobile hom e, air Ch este r , 985-3835. 6·24-3tp c ond i t i oned , Racin e a r ea. See: Charles Shain for Ph one 992-63 29. professional service. FOR SALE 5-23-ifc ONE OL IVER 60 new crop tractor and mower . $795 . Open 6til10 Dally EXTRA INCOME Owner Ph one 742-5322 . must sell. Selling under ap6-20ip praisal value. Beaut iful 4family apartmenf building, 2 KOSCOT SPECIALS for June year s old. Will pay off in just s. include Family Suntan Oil KNAPP shoes. 10 pet . to 28 pel. 1968 CHEV ROLE T Impala. 4 door sedan , V -8 Engine, ofi on 16 st yles. Order now . year s, 3.3 acres, $20,000. Call Spray and Jr ." Facial Mask . Automat ic tra nsm ission . New Supply limited. Phone 992Mason 773 -5580. Also wlth a purchase of either tires and ex haust sy stem , 5324. AfterShave or Electric Pre· 6-26-6tc 5·3Q-tf c $795 . Ca ll 378-6376 aft er 5 p.m . Shave by Koscot you receive a 6-24-61p Kieansing Kream free. Phone Helen Jane Brown, 992.5113. GROC ER Y business for sale. Building for sa le or lease. 21 F T-. F IBERGLASS Boat 225 6.1.tfc Phone773-5618 fr om8 · 30p.m .· H. P. Motor, Grey Marine, to 10 p.m . for appo intm ent . Inboard. W~s l ey Fry , 231 Mill 3-2.0 -lfc Str eet. Middl eport , Ohio . · - - -- - - - - Ph one 992 -3225 aft er 5 p.m . on weekends . . AKC Golden Retriever puppies, WANTED - Hunting Tel escope $40, and one 7-m ont h 6-2.4 -3tc with Tripod . Call 992-3453 any We imarner pup $50. (614) 742 - ~-~------time after 6 p.m . 6834. NEW 2-piece sofa bed suite, 6·24·3tp 6·21 -tfc sofa and match ing cha ir in 100 IG HT pet. Her tulo n material, Robert C. Hartenbach, _W_A_N--:T--:E:-:D- - :0:-:L-:D:-;-U;:P;:R:;: choice of colors while they PIANOS . Any condition. 1973 - Zig Zag sewi ng machine . Sheriff, John M. Groves, et al, last, only $99 .95. Ca sh & This machine darn s, em Paying $10 each. First fl oo r to Paul Sigman, Janet Sigman; Car r y. Pomeroy Recovery, broiders, overcasts, button only. Write giving direct io~ s . 622 East Ma in Street holes. All without at lot 10, pt. lot 9, Middleport. Pianos , P . .0 . Box 188, Sardts, Telephone 992-7554. ta chments. Pay balan ce of Ohio 43946. -Sarah M. Kibble, Robert C. 6-21 -6tc $38.50 or pa y $5 per month . 6-24-3tc Hartenbach, Sheriff, to J . B. Call 992-5331. 6· 10-tfc ONE Registered . female O'Brien, parcels, Olive. WANTED - Used merchandi se - - - - - - - - - Weimaraner dog , 18 months - for auction. We buy , we COAL , Limestone, Ex celc:. ior · Victor Wippel, aka John old with pedigree . 992 -731 3. se ll , whole houseful or single Sail Works . E. Main St.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6-21- 6tcp Victor Wippel to Charles E. consignment o r pi eces, Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3891 . Griffith, Maxine Griffith, 9.01 percen1age . We will haul. 4-12-ff c 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. 3 yeor.; Phone 992·3354. Hayman 's. , ·· · Acres, Chester. old, living room 1 ""IITt'Chen, 6'5-30fc 2 HORSES - one, 6 year old bathroom , utility room and Frankie Mumaw to Rober t Pinto gelding, one , yearling outside storage . 169 Beech A. Harden. Esther E. Harden, NO. l Copper 54c, radiators, bay . Priced reasonable . G. E . Street . Phone 992-5064. Riffe, Tuppers Plai ns, 667 · lot, Syracuse. 28c; bra ss, 20c; batteries, 85c 6-21 -1 21c 6227 . each; clean dry root s, Gin · Leona Kay Roach to Leading 6-19-71p seng , 552 lb.; yellow root, $.4; · Creek Conservancy District, mayapple, 45c per lb. ; M . A. This Week 's Special Hall, Reedsv ille, Ohio, 378- 3 TON Ce ntral Air Cond it ioner easement, Middleport: for mobile home. 12 x 60 or 14 , 6249 . Arnold Jordan, EtHel M. x 70. Completely i,nstal led. 5-6.t fc S750. 21h ton split syst-em Jordan to Arnold Jordan, Ethel hooked up to your fu rnace . M. Jordan , 58.71i acres, OLD Furniture, oak t ables , Complete . Big enough lor Wooden ice boxes, bra ss beds, Columbia. most homes up to 1.200 sq . ft . dishes or complete $625 . Phone 992-7320 any tim e. Ha rry Garnes to Eileen households ; Write M . D. 6 - 1 9 -~ tp Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Oh io, Ga rn es, cour t decree, ca l l 992 -6271 . Pomeroy . 5-J J.tfc BAY mare and Pa l omino gelding, both w e ll -trained . Earl H. Campbell, dec., to Ca ll 992-2307 . Nellie Burford Campbell, 6-19-7 t c We.talk to you SPecialis t BANK FINANCING SUMMER SALE! All THAT HOLLERIN' AN ' SQUEALIN ' ABOUT, Business Services HANGING baskets , com EXCELS10R Salt Works. E . f·Aain St., Pomeroy. All kinds binrtfion pot'S> and f illed porch of salt water pellets, water oo~~.e s. white , pink and red nug.gets, block salt and own geran ium'S>, begonia s. Otito River Salt Phone 992 · pet unias , coleus , zinnias. 3891. dianthus. sna pdragons, and 6-S. tfc ageratium . Cleland Farm and Greenhouse, E. Main. Rac ine . - - - - - - - - - - Geraldine Cleland . YOU CA N save hundreds, even . 12 Years - 10.75 A. P. R. 6-13-tlc thousands , of Dollars on a late lor Your model used or repossessed Mobile Home . Here are S()(ne REDUCE e)lcess fluids with examples . Flu.l dex - Lose weight w ith 1 - 60 x 12 El cona Custom Qel( .a-Diet capsules at Nelson { never li ved in) original pri ce Drug s. Qualify Today, Call 58 .295 .00, now $6,995.00 6-25-31p 1 ....... 60 x 12 Buddy. 3 bedrQOm, original price $5 ,995 .00 now 1950 a.n FORD Trac tor w i th 4· $4.495 .00 speed transmission in good Choo se your own home from - 60 x 12 Champion deluxe. con di tion . 195:1 Chevrolet 2-ton your AREA DEALER . was $5,795.00 now 54.495 .00 truck w i th 5-speed t rans · - 60 x 12 Schuli - new mission and 2-speed rear axle $7 ,295 .00 now $5,295 .00 !has with a 13 foot flat bed . Ca ll 111 ba th) 992 6871. - 1969 Richardson (sharp) 6-24-ltc $4,995 .00 1-:-- 44 x 12 Regen t (a lmost new) \3,995 .00 1 - 60 x 12 Monarch ~ new $8,200 .00 now S5.995.00 We have 4 ten.Wi des in stock UNIC020 CU. FT. On Most American Cars from 52,495.00 up, also 4 eig ht wides f r om $1,395 .00 u p . --GUARA NTE EDThese p fices i nclu de t he de liver y an d com pl ete se t-up . Phone 992-2094 Be fore you buy any new Mobile Hom e shop us f irst you'll be gl ad you did . Berry Open 8 Til5 All other sizes, at sal e Monday thru Sa tu rday M iller M obile Home Sa les, 705 Fa r son Street, Belp re, Ohio, 606 E . Main , Pom eroy, O. pr ices. phone 423 -9531 . 6·20-6tc POMEROY 9 .. - Jack W. Carsey, M9f. HAN G IN G ba sk ets; com · ASK US ABOUT i!id! Phone 992-2181 bl nat.ion pol s and fil l ed por ch PRE -FABRICATED boxes. whi le, pi nk , and r ed ge r a n iu m s, b e gon i a s, (2) PAINT DAMA GE 197J Zigpet unia s, Col eu s. Zi nnia s, Za g SEWIN G MACHIN ES. D i a n thu s, Sn apdrag on s, Sti ll in or ig in al cartons. No Ager atium . Cl e l a nd Farm atta cr1ments needed as our an d Green house, E . Main , controls are bu!lt -in. Sews Racine . Gerald i ne Cleland . wi th l or 2 need les, makes Built to Your"' Specs 6·l4-f1 C buttonhol es, sews on buttons, Delivered t o Job Site monog rams , and bl ind hem st itch. Full cash pr ice $.38 .50 1970 12 X 60, 3 bedroo m m obil e hom e w it h t i po ut. goo d or budge t plan a vai lable . cond ition , $4,300. Call Ma son Ph one 992,2984. 773-5580 . MATERIALS CO. 6-24-6tc 6-26-5tp 773 -5554 Ma so n, W. Va . (3) VA CU UM Cleaner s new 1973 Model. Compl ete wi th al l LOTS all util ities, ideal for m obile hom es. · Ma son, ca l l . cleaning tools. Smal l paint 773 -5580. damage in shipping . Wi ll lak e 6-26-51p D.U E to job transfer , mu st sel l S27 cash or budget p la·n ho m e ; 3 bedroom, tota l availa bl e. Ph one 99 2.2984. elec tri c, larg e lot. F. H.A. SOME hou sehold fu·rn iture. 6-24-6tc approved, Syra cuse. Phond 992 -7328 . 992-7836 . 6-26-3tc (3) SINGER Aut omatic Zig -Zag 5-25.1fc Sew ing Ma chines i n sewing ----::-tabl e. Make s buttonh o le s, 2 STORY home w ith 1 a full basement. bath and 12 ba t h, MODERN 6 room I f loor plan sew s on button s, blin d hem s, forced air furna ce, 2 or 3 home wi th detachable etc . Top notch condition . Pay bed r oom s, atta ched garage. garage . All newly painted . S6 1. .:15 or term s a vailable . large yard. near Pomeroy Lo·cated on nlcf! leve l lot 50' x Phon·e 992-2984 . El emen t ary Sc hool 992-738.4 . 120' al 619 Page s t .. Mid6·24-6t c 6-26-51c dleport, Ohio. For further detail s, contact David ·R. FA RMAL L H Tra ctor . w ith 3 Yat es, 23 Grandview Road, point hitch end loader i n A-1 Cambridge, Ohio, 43725or 992shape. $600 . Gordon Prolfitt. 390 4. Gr eai Bend , Por.t land , Oh io. GOOD HUNTIN G Beagl e dog . Ph one 985:3565. 6-26-?t c 6-24-3tp . NEW RANCH HOME - I ac re 2 NEW r and st yl e houses, one ~:-::-::::--:---::-:---:-" lot . City water , A well wi·th ba sement . Phone 742- POOD L"E pupp ies, Toy A.K .C. , Choco late Sh ow quality . des igned house plan by W. G. 3615 or 7t1 2-6743. Al so, lo ts fo r Ph one 992-54.13. Best Homes consist!ng . of sa le. · 5-23-tf c large l iv ing room wlt~ dining 620f c , _....___,__ L. 3 bedrooms including ma ster bedroom wi th tu n 1967 CAMA RO Ral l y-Spc rl . AKC Toy Pood le pupjS ies, $75 and $85. Also · Siam ese kittens bath, a large 32' x ll ' com Good cond i tion. Phone 992 -· $10. Phon e 1-256·6247, Kennels bin .3 ti on kit chen-family room, 2J60 . and 2 full baths. Under mai n of CalhOun . 6·24·30t c f loor Is ·a fu ll basement or lower level wh ich can be 1970 OLDSMOBI L E 98 Ful l - - - - - - - - - fin is hed if desired. To make power and air condit ion ing, thi.s a complete l y quality $2,69 5. Bi z RuscheL 992 - 5~ 22 home a full 2·ca r garage is or 992·2227 . ·included. Financing ar ranged · 6-24 -6tp 1972 FORD. Gra nd Tor ino, Vinyl t op , A i r Co nd i.tioned , V -8 with low down payment. For Engine, p .s. B. B. Ca ll anv all detai Is and an ap · TOPPER ·for pickup truck , good t ime "'- .949-508 1. pointm ent to see home, ca ll conditi on . Dinette set with 6 6-14-12tc 992 -5976 br Colum bus col chair s, good shape. $20 . Call lect 235 ·1996. 992 -55 10. 6-l 3·1fC 6 24.61 < VETERANS I HARK!! WHAT'S LEETLE SHUX·- THAT HAPPENS EVER ' Yc sterd ~y ·s l.ACK SEWING MACHINES. Repaor se rv ice. a ll makes. 992-2284. The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy . Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissor!) . 3-29-h c COUNTRY HOME 3 BE DROOM S Bath. gas furnace, drilled we lL front por ch. garage, a nd ba sement . WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery . Also paint roofs. Large lot, sma ll st ream . Onl y Phone 949-3221. $9500.00 . 6-13-30fc STORAGE LA RGE2 STORIE S- Loading E XCAVATING. do zer . loader platform with cover . Large lot and backhqe work ; septic wit h plenty ' of parking . On tanks installed ; dump trucks Stale Route . Asking ju~t an d lo-boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soil , limestone $20.000 .00 . and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger $6500.00 Jeffer s, day phone 992 -7089 ; NICE - 2 bedroom s with oak night phone 992-3525 or 992· floor s, ga s furnace, city water . 5232 . Ba sement and large lot for car : 2-11 -tfc SYRACUSE 4 BEDROOM S 2 fami ly EXCAVATING. Dozers , large room s, garage, modern kitand sma ll ; Backhoes and chen. bath, furnace , and large loa ders on track and tires; lot on 12tl. Dump . trucks Lo -boy service . Septic tank s In · SMALL FARM stal led . George ( Bi ll) Pullins. 42 ACRES . ~ Bank barn and phone 992-2478 or 992·7402. good fences . All minerals. 2-9-tfc Mpdern bath and kitchen . Mail and sc hool bus routes. HARRISON'S TV serv ice and NEW LISTING se r-v ice call s. Phone 992-252'2. 2 BEDROOMS - Ba lh. forced 2-9 -tfc air furnace . C h~ste r water . Large lot a t Long Bot!om . Only . RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling , Ceramic tile $4,000 .00 . baths. Box 28D, Rutland 742NEW LISTING 3664 . 39ACRE S- With all mine ral s. 6-26-tfc Timber, located on Route 7 north of Chest er . Aski ng just WI L KINSON Sma ll Engine Sa les and Service, 810 Jrd St .• 16.000.00 Middlepqrt . Lawn mower an" NOTHING M AKES ONE cha in saw repair . Free pickup FEt L SO SEC URE . AS and deliverv . Rhone 992 -3092 . HAV ING A PIECE OF Al so Briggs and Stratton and PROPERTY . WE HAVE Tecumseh parts . SOME VERY GOOD BUY S. 6-21 -30tc DROP IN A ND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER . FOR FREE estimates on aluminum siding . Starn Doors . HELEN.L . TEAFORD . an~ Windows , . Carports. GORDON B. TEAFORD Marquees and Railing, Phone ~, ASSOCIATES Charles Li sle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob, Sales Rep . m -3325 or 992-36 u resentat lve. V , V. Johnson and Son, In c. 6-22-tfc .. 5. "The or sfil" 2. Win ged 3. Ph il- 6 Acre s ot'ground on St. Rt. 124, 1 mile from Mine No. 1. near Salem Center, Ohio. Will be on the new water system and all other utilities avai lable. Fine inves tm ent for trailer homes, ,, or r esi dential home. Selling Price $1 2,000.00. GEORGES. HOBSTETTERJR. • REAL ESTATE BROKER BOX 101. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE (985-4186) ELNA a nd White Sewing ~ Ma chines ... Service on all makes . Reasonable rates . Th e Sew i ng Center, Mid · dleport, Ohio. 11 ·14-ltc I O•DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads , Rt. 124 , now back to work . Complete f ront end ser vice. tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced electronically. AH work guaranteed. Rel!isonable rates . Phone 742-3232. 2-18-tfc 5. Exuberant yell 6. Actor 1. Natu ral or coal Unsc ramble these f<HJr Jumhl ex, one letter to each square, t o 8. Su ril'mer ander er (2 wds .) 15. Mai den Wr.) mahog any tree - Wolfe Abm (>fi river 20. - Cob urg Perple x· ing problem s Art moveme nt Boy to form fol!r _ordinary word s. 9. lnd ian , weight II. Records offi ciall y 14 . Texas city 17. Inert gas 18. Ultimate 19. Eu ropea n name denot ation Indian DICK TRACY ( tel Hl7:t Kin>:" Fen lure:; Syr-u lic rtlc. l nc. ) Bates 0. Lessen Veuterday's Answer 26. Card combinatiOn at w hi st 33. Laureate 34. Actress 30. Ment_ion ; 35. Anthony Wayn e's touch 21. J ab upori 22. Candid · 23. Acccl cr· ated rriis hap Jackson ton Sq uar e 37. Young girl 32. Loc:ate CD nickname 36. Common verb form 31. Washing· 24. Fender gi rl , gi rl to hoy (2 wds.) I I /';l.\'/'1/1\ Ji insect 38.Cap \~ WHAT IT WAS FOf'< T HE: A U10 T HI E F. " Acute - College of Kentucky 29. Terminate 30. Declaim ONE Moo~£ AN!70NE Moot;~ Ar<f -rwo • j - .- . ----.:_.___:-..--- -- MlC£! . 31. Rockfish 32. Belgian Ve11erd• r'• . resort IJumble11 fORCE IAnawo:r• t omorrow) ITCHY FUBLt CANOPY An1wer: /It! Hmg tu h t! Jllll yN I - OFF PITCH 35. Go·gettcr: - eager beaver (3 wds .) I. I 39. Originate 40. Devoured 41. Sidetrack 42. Measure ; allot DOWN • I WAS f\ERE LAST <(fAR,AN-D THE FOOD WM TERRIBLE! 1. End of ni ght I ¢ 1'17l ~ 1-I U. . h< , . 2. Hautboy 3. Lansbu ry r ole , 4. Greek letter GOME PEOOPCE M16HT ·REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . . WAGES.- FitlEIJitiCH NIETZSC I-11; by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1. Ceiling CryJlloqu ot c: JT IS NU T LACK O[i' LU VJ-.: BU J.' THAT )\lA KES UNHAPPY M IIR- m• !<RlENIJSHIP i?AY T>IAT GIVE!> YOU A MOTIVe: FO~ MLII~Oe~ , M to;;? K.e~N'E! OAILY CRYI''fOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYD LRAAXR is L 0 N G F E I, L II W One leller simply stand s for another . In this samp le A i.ruscd f or the th r<'e L's. X ror t he two O's, etc . Sin g l e letters. aPostrophe s, the l ength and ror m ~ ti ~ n of th C wru·dl' arc all h ints. Each day th e \.·ode lcltC'rs arc different CRYPTOQUOTES OG K UT S T G N C 'Tl S GPHGG LTH E A D G AC N TVG L TH fr i U GH N . UM H SEB EADGN l) !IV NG EL .- VT C lM A P CG !fOU'RE A GOOD CAMP P.I(E51DENT, SACK ! �10 - The Dati) Sent...,l,Mi~dlepm. Pom..-oy,O., June :<."1, 1~ DIVORCE ASKED ._..../". ROSS Janice F. M""'· 100 ugion Terrace, has med su•t for dl\•orc~ agamst James n. Mees. Me1gs Inn ; Pomeroy, in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. • CoUlD . l Ian • commg Swimming accident on Sunday Robert Lee Lannmg, 29, of De1 ~ ree from Xavier Univer- who wtll become County School Ca ld"ell, a native of Ross Sity in Cincinnah. Hl" has done Superint..ndent on July 1. County, was granted a two additional work at Urbana Max Haffelt, 31, Rt 1, Crown year contract Monday as College, Wilmmgton College, City, a grad uate of Hannan principal at Kyger Creek High nnd M1ami and Oh10 Umver- Trace High School and MarSchool. shall University, was hired as sities. Lanning gr aduated !rom He began U!achmg social principal at Addaville and Frankfort Hi gh School and studie•· at Maysville, Ky.; from Cheshire-Kyger Elementary received h1s Bachelor's Degree 1966-19'70 he taught junior high' Schools . Haffelt, a former from Morehead State social ·studies at East Junior principal at Hannan Trat.--e Univers1 ty and his Master 1s Htgh i.n the Waverly School Elementary. sucteeds Walter Rtfe who rettred. System . Miss Glon a Kemper , of From I9711-73 he served as asststant high school principal Kerr, .a gradua te of North a t Caldwell High School and Gallia High School and Ohio Ton1ght, Wed , Thurs. Jun e 26-27 -28 Principal of Southern Noble Umversity, was employed NOT OPEN Elementary School in Noble earlier this month as high school home economics in· County . Fn , Sat , Sun. struc tor and Wilham Bahr. a During the past school term, June 29-JO July 1 Lanning was a member of the former teacher 1n th e FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Caldwell Athletic Board and Gallipolis Ctty School Syst.!m, ! Techn•color) supervtsor for the Caldwell replaces Forest Ward as htgh Norma Crane Educable Mental Reta rd ed school Sctence, Bwlogy and Leonard Frey Chemtstry teacher. program. (G) Runn 1ng T1meJ Hr s. Lannmg replaces John C. Adults$ 1 50 Chlldren75c Wtckhne who resigned from Show Starts 1 p.m VISITED HERE the principalship earlier this NEW HAVEN - Mr. and month. Wtckline is remaimng Mrs. Arthur Lu1kart of at the htgh school as a t.!acher. Wtth the appOintment, the Holiday, Fla., and Alma Kyger Creek Local , Board of · Luikart of Paradtse, W Va., Educahon, has filled 1ts ad- visited re ce ntly Wlth Mrs mmtslrahve and t.!achtng staff Ne lhe Dudding and Mrs. Juamta Ward and son here. vacancies Last week , Frank A. Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mr. and Cremeans, 30, of 160 Ports- Mr "· Arthur LUikart, Alma mouth Rd., Gallipolis, a 1961 Lutkart accompamed Mr. and graduate of Kyger Creek Htgh Mrs. Nile Casto of Paradise, W. School, was employed as Local Va. , to Clarence, Iowa , where Superintendent. Cremeans they vtstt.!d Mr and Mrs Fred replaces C. Comer Bradbury LUikart "' w ·.~ . 1/ .t A l "' 1\!<111 N H~ ~II i 'l Ton1ght, June 26 Double Feature Progra m EASY RIDER IColorl Peter Fonda Oenn1s Hopper ( R) - Plus" BUCK AND THE PREACHER " MEIGS THEATRE S1dney Poi her -----<PGJ Harry Belafonte We d . Thur.-Fn June 27 -28 29 Double Fea tu re Program Woody Allen 's " EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOWABOUTSEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK" I RI - Pius" WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY ?" N Nora E. Dailey died Monday ' on REACHING OUT ... Today tt' s Just for a toy or a new game- but tomor;row she' ll be rea ch1ng for a bnght fu ture. A college educa t1on will bnng th at future W1!h1n her grasp Open a sa vmgs ac cou nt here today . regul ar deposits plus our h1gh earn1ngs wi ll he lp your you ngs ter reac h her goal Auto Teller Window anci Walk·Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH L:Ubens /ia~iona~ Bhk -..<.CINC INN AT! MIDDLEPORT, o•iiO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mrs. Nota Elizabeth Dailey, 56, Hockmgport, died Monday morning at Camden Clark Memonal Hospital m Parkersburg following an ext..nded illness . Mrs. Dailey was born at Petroleum , W. Va ., the daughter of the lat.! William and Elizabeth Morrison Rutherford . She was a member of the Hockingport United Methodist • Church and had been employed at Yonkers Mfg . Co., Parkersburg. She IS survived by her husband, Howard H. Dailey ; three daughters, Mrs. Gene (Mary ) Phtliips, and Mrs. James (Janice ) Davis, ReedsVIlle, and Mrs. Charles (Donna ) Stone, Little Hocking ; two brothers, Howard E. Rutherford, Auburn, W · Va ., and Wilham Arnold Rutherford , Vienna, W. Va.; one Sister, Mr8. Lilhan Watermg, St. Marys, W. Va.; an aunt, Mrs. Anma Rutherford, Petroleum , Wftl Va .•· one grandda ughter,' mne grandsons and several nieces and nephews. She was also preceded m death by a brother. Private fw1eral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Whit.! Funeral Home in Coolvtlle with family members only and the Rev. Roy W. Rose and the Rev. Paul Knienm officiating. Bunal will be in the · Coolville Cemet..r y. Friends may call anyhme after noon today. ews • • • ., Johnee - Baby(r) Majesty(r) CARRY-ALL TRAINING PANTS to 5 Com AdfU SIS PDS II 10 ns fo rt ~ble lor .. extr a safe t y, J4~~~~;nJ:~~;.8 otor cho1ce triple !fi ., EAST WEST AK JIU98 ~3 2 • 83 • "2 •s • 84 • Q.J 9 tftKQI Oii42 SOUTH ( 0) A A4 ¥ AKQJ 109 5 • to "- A95 Nm th-So uth vu lnetablc Wcsl Nmlh East Sou th 2¥ 4. 5. Pass fi¥ Pass Pass Pas:; Open m~ $3.00 49~ RECEIVING BLANKET Polyester pnnled blnnke t s, so comfy lor baby 1 Little Maiesty(r) CRIB BLANKET pet pol yester thermoweave S1ze 36>:50 m Chotce of .....,,_, 100 B1g 30x40 m s1ze 2 tn Pkg lead- .... 8 . ·-- . RALL'S ST EEL WA L L POOLS 6·'t. J( 15-m steel v;all pool Heavy duty imer w1 lh r nau !1 ca1 desq,;n. Dra1n plug m bottom and clq1s Red wh 1te and bl ue . Color BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Marriage Licenses CLUB TO MEET David Boyd Herdman, 18, The Amateur Garden Club Pomeroy, and Ltnda Dian wtll meet at the home of Mrs. Smith, 16, 109 Park St., MidRoge r Morgan Wednesday, dleport; Michael Arthur Epple, .June 27 at 7:30pm 78, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, and Golda Elrna Jones, 58, Zanesville. in Briefs Sweet- (Continued from Page I) age nc1 es' administrative structure for one year Wltil Pres td ent Nixon's revenuesharmg proposals with regard to Commumty Action agencies' programs are clarified and implementedt" he said. The Community Action progr ams were developed eight years ago by the Office of EconomiC Opportunity to proVIde baste social services to both rural and urban poor. President played ftom dumm y. East played the 10 Sonny thou ght of duckin g but dec1ded that th e c lub lead was a s tn gle· ton a nd he had better ta ke the tnck He alsu sa w a way tu ma ke the contra ct ""smn.c he was 11 ght He S l played out a few ro unds trumps. led a d1amond dummy's <.~ ce, cas hed uum · 1 my's kwg and di scarded ace of spad es Then he ruft ed a di1 ' ~~~f~~dll and led lhe foUl of. S! West was 1n w1th tht! ~;';.::, I but had to lead no spade to let •Sonny get dummy and dl sCa ld Iu s mg c lubs. ,. \... • . CINDY CARDER Cindy L. Carder, daughter of Mrs. Doris S. Carder of 1670 Lincoln Heights, Pomerny, hhs been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., alter completing Air Force baste training. During her six weeks at the Air Training Command 's Lackland AFB, Tex., she studied the Air Force mission, organ.tzatJon and customs and received special Instruction In human relations. The airmail has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Lowry for specialized training In the supply field. Airman Carder Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School. • News, Note~ • Mrs . Emma Ryan Js reported as slightly irnprov~ following surgery at Holz~r Medtcal Center hospital. S~e has been seriously lU. • Mr. and Mrs. Chest.!r Rou~ and children, St..phen, Christy and Susan of Addison vis!~ Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jenks Monday and ceiebrat..d M~. and Mrs. Jenks' 7th weddui_g anmversary. ... Veterans Memorial Hospital HuCk Mr. and Mrs. Howard Admtssions Homer . Bradshaw, Laura Ann Baker, and family of Moundsville, W Betty Grady, Wilma Ginther, Va . wtll visit with her parents, Asa Htll, Sonja Call, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Jenks over tlie Stewartt Steven Hudsont Luch weekend. The birthdays of McCune, George Conde, Ruby Mrs. Huck and son Mike, and Mrs. Darrell (Charlotte) Jenks Gtbbs and Floyd St.!wart. wiU be observed at this time. Dtscharges ~ Roy Bush. Helen Help Us (Continued from page 2) I •• 2A 3.,t appearances (dress, hair length, race, etc.)? " 31. Would you tell your parents if you, a. Con: tracted VD? , b. Had an abortion or if male were responsible for a pregnancy? .' c. Wer~ raped? ' • 32. Could you PERSONALLY accept an abortion? '' . Accept it for others? 33. Do you think your pare~ts are VERY FIRMLY agamst all premarital sex for girls? For boys? 34. (Explain on separate sheet of paper): What do you like MOST about your parents? What upsets you MOST about your parents? What do you do that upsets your parents n1ost? . 35. J?o you think you have lja!l a pretty sue, cessful hfe S? far? That is, do you like yourself? . 36. Outstde of occasional bad times, do you enJOY bemg a teenager? If you want extra copies for your friends or other members of the family, please send us a s~am_ped , self-addressed LONG envelope, indtcatmg the number of copies wanted - HELEN Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 PM ·• TODA V'S QUESTION You do b1d fou t spad es your pat tnez bzds ftvc h e•u·ts What do you du now' Be1tform•s sized Body·/filrt is sometfiing special ••• 8Sp3cidl~ on ~ou I Bestfo rm 's Body-Sh1rt in 100% Crepeset"' nyl on. w111 s1ze up everybody fro m 32 to 38 . with elegant ta1lonng and pretty pearl buttons gown the front and on the cuffs. Lets you dress tn a riffy. Just sl1p 11 on .. . snap the crotch . . and add your sk11t, pants or Jumper. ---' . . . . 0 • • • • • 0. BAKER Btg Savmgs Act Lingerie Department, First Floor No~. FURNITURE MIDDLE PORT, 0. WASHINGTON IUPil - Ca pitol Hill and food mdust~y spokesmen tssued news warnings today of potential food shortages, growing out of a squeeze between h1gh farm product prices and controlled retatl food pnces. The National Association of J<' ood Cha ins sa icl it has told the Cost of Ltving Council that some processors of oil and shortening have halted operatwns and others may follow . It said some fruit and v_egetable processors are tempora rily at least stoppmg sales ' ' " It has now become ab11ndantly clear that the food shortages at the retail level which we warned earher last week would occur are happening at a faster pace than even we expected," the supermarket trade group satd Raymond Jennison, president of the Ameri can Corn M1llers Federation , smd in an interview that about a th1rd of the nation 's corn milling capacity has been closed down because of the 60-day pnce freeze announced June 13, and at least one major breakfast food manufacturer may soon have to &low Its operahons. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ln Des Mom~s. offiCI.:,tls of Union Carbldt> told Iowa farm ('()ttors of a new system of drymg feed grit in chem 1rallyby spn-1ying on an or~-:arur actd -as opposed to the present m~thod or mechamcal <lryin~ usmg heat £rom buming gas But Umon Carb1de s~tid the te~Jm1que \HIS good only for al'llmal fct.'Cl grnin- not for hrram to be f'On.sluned by humans. In Oklahoma City, a three~ judge federal t'Ourl halted an Oklahoma Corporatio n Commission attempt to boost mterstatc naturc.~l gas pnces. '111c COW't ruled in favor of the Ferleral Power Commtssion • whtch had challenged a pncing order by the Oklahoma comllliSSton Homer Goeglcin dead at age 93 Homer H Goeglcin , !U, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. died tins mormng at Vetcr<1ns Memonal llosp ttal. Mr Cocglem w<ts preceded 111 death by Ins parcu ts, John and Nancy Radford Goeglem ; Ius w1fe, .Jcss1e Hea ton Goeg: lein, Lwo Sisters, and a brother M1 GOl'g lmn was a memb('r of the Flatwoods Uruted Method1st Chu r ch. He 1s survncd by four sons, Denzel, Pomeroy; A\'Cry, Pomeroy, Ht. 2, Albert and Cha rles, both of Pomeroy Rt. 3, oue s1ster . Mrs May Hall, Havenswood ; s1x grand~ children, SI X ~-:real· grandl·hllrlren .and severa l meccs and nephews F uncr(ti SC I' Vll:CS Will be he!d Fnday at 2 p.m. at P:wing Chapel w1Lh IJunal tn Beech Grove Cemetery Fnends may ca ll dl the fun era l home after li p 111 todi:ly . OHIO CHAMPION - Mrs P J ( LOIS) Pauley, 307 Sprmg i\ve , Pomero y, is the new Oh10 State Lad1es C1tampmn of the Amateur Trap Shootmg Association , havmg ll1kcn f1rst place &iturdi:Jy m compclltton with 125 other women .at Vandalb Mrs. Pauley ,shot 193 out of 21}() clay hwgets m wmnmg lhe first Ohio d1amp10nsh ip trap shoot she ever entered. This victor y enables her to compete m the Grand American to be held in Vandaha m August where she Will c,:ompetc wtth other state wmncrs. A member of the Pt. Pleasant Gun Club, Mrs Pauley IS also the 1972 West Vtrgm ia Open l...adtes Ch~p10n iind the h1 gh overa ll r hamp10n. . Jennison said two large mills in Dlinois closed this week because they were caught between the high, uncontrolled price for corn and the frozen prtce for processed foods Another major produce r, Lauhoff Gram Co of Danvtlle, ill., was to cut back to 50 per cent of capactty today, he said The trade association official said the Kellogg Co. had indicated that further cutbacks m milling of grits would for ce it to curtail some of its breiikfast food productiOn . On Captlol Hill, a former Johnson admimstt'atwn offtcial, John A. Schnittker, told Congress the cost of soybean meal, corn and other raw feed mgredients used m ratsmg livestock has risen sharply since price ceihngs were imposed . As a result, many meat and poultry producers ftnd they can no longer make a profit and product,on will dedme unless the leed-pnce r·e1at10 ns hip s c han ge , Schmttker sa td Schmttker called for quick admmistrahon acttOn to cut feed costs by hmttmg exports or soybeans and other key feed mgred1ents. Sen. Robert C. Byrd, the Senate Dt"mocratl c whip, called on President N1xon to put Phase IV economic controls mto effec t as soon a!l possible to avoid food shortages . "It IS little short of ludtcrous tha t we have allowed a situatiOn to be crea ted in OW' country in wh1ch food produ c~ ers-wtth demand at tls pea kare findmg It unprofitable to produ ce food :" Byrd satd. Rep . Peter Peyser, R-N.Y , warned the ent1re Northeast may go on mdk rationing wtthm SIX months unless raw agncultural produ cts are placed under the present 60-day price freeze . . . . •. . :·.·. ;.:..•;.;.;.·..;.;. ··:-:·:::·.:· ;.... ..·..·.: . By United Press International WASHINGTON - CLAHENCE M. KELLEY, the Kansas City, Mo., pollee ch1ef nicknamed " D1ck Tracy" because of his electronic innovations, won the approval Tuesday of the Sen<.~te Judiciary Comtmttee to succeed J . Edgar Hoover as FBI director . Senate leaders satd they expected Kelley to wm conftrmation by the full Senate handily The confirmation of Kelley , 61, an I'BI agent himself for 21 years, ends a search of more than a year for a successor to the near legendary Hoover, who died m Ma y, 1972 RANGES DISHWASHERS FREEZERS New Warranty Food caught inPhase3% fNewsuirt Briefs:.: $9 From The:: Home Ec. Rooms Of Tlw Local High School~ because there 's not enough fuel to go around, but the Amen can Automobile Association says the scarcity varies greatly from area to area around the nation. ln other developments on the nation's energy supplies Tuesday, Iowa farmers were told of a new way to dry feed grain that does not use heat, a Massachusetts legislator said unless Martha 's Vmeyard get more gasoline the tourist island may go bankrupt, and a serv1ce are in the Pacific Northwest . · operating IWruwl/y; .~lwriJI?(I' The AAA said 47 per cen t· or the Statton 's m its sun·ey have is spotty .~<~.rs the AAA redi.K'ed ~p.('rahn g hours, 10 per ce nt have tmposed linuts the fuel shortage . on sales, and 4 per cent owe court in Oklahahorna denied a lit~rally out of gas Nassikas, who testified natural gas company's request before a Senate sub:ommitte:e The AAA report satd i3 per to htke pnces. But in Washington, Federal Tuesday, also said hts com- cent of the f1lhng stat1 ons in the~ Power Commtsston Chainnan misswn has found no evidence NorU1east were operating norp John N. Nasstkas said he that natural gas producers maily, but on Martha's VIagrees with. the natural gas have conspired to drive up neyard, a tounst tsland orf com pames' argument that pnces by curtiHhn~ supplies Cape Cod, Massachusetts'11ep Dlll'mg the summer vacatiOn Terrene~ P McCa rty said gas goverrunent regulation keeps the prices-and so proftts-so months, however, most Amenp stattons must have fuel qmck, low that 1t dtscourages ex- cans are more concerned with lest the e nt1re island go ploration and thus perpetuates the supply of gasoline lor thetr bankrupt cars, and the AAA , m its " The entire economy of a weekly report on fillin g co mmunity IS betng anstations niJ tionwide, said less ruhtiated, " he told the state than half -46 per cent-arc legislature " H we can't do operating normally. somethmg nnmedt~1te ly, the The AAA said the Nor- Vmeya rd will be ba nkrupt. We theast- espectally New York don't WHnt the gasoline m a nd Ne_;; Jersey - had the Se ptemcbe r- we wanl 1t fewest number of gasolme now. " In September the only thmg stattons affected by the fuel shortage. The greatest nwnber the gnso lme w11l be good for is of stations curtailing: sales and dri vmg to the welfnrc offtce. ,. . The colors are really something·_White , Apricot. Peppermint, ··Mai,ze. Navy, Brown, Beige . - style # 1150 1s only .. FRIGIDAIRE" SPECIA.L SALE hours oi- restricted sales $*:::::x-:-:::.:-:::::·:·:. :···· .· ::· , . . . AQ 76 ¥QJ 954 tA 2 "-6 What do you do now"1 A-Bid rour !;padcs. If have an expert and '""""''\'D··I live put'lner you miJ(hl jump. :;;;I~,..,-"':J;JJ hvc snadcs. This should h him thai you are aftaid Hf he1ut lus.e•·s. On ly a '"""ecva· l 11\IC expe1·t WHUid riA"UI'C out. ' , Elberfelds In Pomeroy Uruted Press International More gasoline stations than ever have reduced operating • • •• I Pass 14 P ass Pass :i ... Pas:-. Pass 4+ Pass You, So ut h. hold • Mason Area:• ' down -- •' Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM Th t.· b1dd m g hus bcLln. Wcsl NCH'th East • • The Tigers, ending the ga~ on a double play, defeated tile Pirates, 7~ , in Pomeroy Litlle League action Monday mgBt. The Tigers were led by BlaJe With a home run and tripjl!, Morris with three singles aUd M•rshall with a single. : Marshall went the route q>r -the Tigers, striking out 9 ~d walking 8. For the PiratO, Triplett struck out 7 aOd walked only 1. Leading ~e Pirates were Griffith, Murrty and Carmichael, each witl(a single. ..- (Contmued from Page 1) tntmumty .for what he t.!lls the Senate Investiga ting committee . But federal prosecutors have rejected his efforts to gain a prom1se that he will not be prosecuted at all, and he is known to be a target of the d· th t gran JUry a ts investigating .'\ND SUE. Watergate. ( NEWSPAPER In today 's hand played w a rubber bridge game al New York 's Cavendtsh Club , Sonny Moyse, for mer edttor of the Bndge World . found h1mself m a rather unso und s1x-heart contract Not that we don 't all get mto worse contracts and no one can blame Sonny f01 h1 s SIX bid. West opened the etght or c lubs. After a low club was colors 11J9 ON HONOR ROLL LANGSVILLE - Tom Crisp, Rt I, Langsville, has been noltfted that he IS on the honor roll at Gallipolis Business College for the spnng quart.!r whtch ended June B. To be ellgtble for the quart..rly honor roll a student must have a fmal grade of not less than B m eac h subject. By Oswald & James .Jacoby •n te r lock cro tch Co mfy covered e lastic wa 1st and r.•b· knd cuffs. Wh1 te. S•zes 1. 2. 4 and 6 · BONDS FORFEITED SYRACUSE Mayor Herman London Monda y mght fmed one defendant and for. feit.!d bonds Qf two others accordmg to pollee chtef Mtllon Varian Roy F1erce, Racme, was fmed $18 a nd costs for speeding. F orfeiltng bond s were Jeffrey 0. Gardner, Pt. Pleasa nt, $22.50, speedtng , and George T Ball, St. Albans,' $20, speed mg. Discards Ace to Make Slam Doubl e th11..:kne ss comUed cotton w 1th ure than e loam pad Sea t be lt TRUCK WR ECKED There was medium damage to a truck driven by Danny F . Bricker, Athens, at 8:30a.m. Monday on SR 143 and 14 in Township Road Columbta Twp. Bricker was travelling east when he said he was crowded off road by an oncoming vehicle. Bricker's truck went90 feet on the berm turned onto townsh1p road 14, went over an embankment • and stopped agamst a large tree. There was no cttatwn. a son, Dennis S. Hostett..r, Jr. ; one daughter, Christma Jean Hostetter ; two brothers, Gary of Tuppers Piams, and Clifford Young, Columbus; four sisters, Mrs. Larry ( Yzonne ), of Cardost; Mrs. Larry (Dee) Delawder, Mrs. June Gillespte, and Mrs. Oneta Heffner , ali of Springfield, and his paternal gr a ndm oth er, Mrs . Mabel Host.!tt.!r, Tuppers Piams. Funeral serv1ces will be. held WIN AT BRIDGE hl) . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN In Middleport In addttion to his parents, he PHNOM PENH - THE CHIEF SPOKESMAN for the Cambodian mthtary command satd today his country will kee p fightmg ;ven if U. S. bombmg support ceases . Commenting on Mondays House vote m Washmgton that cut of! appropriations for the Cambodian bombing - a measure that could take effe ct In ten days - Col. Am Rong satd: "As long as the North Vietnamese are here, we need the bombmg, but even tf tt stops we wtll go on fighting ." He echoes the words of Cambodian Chef of starr Maj . Gen. Sostehe~ Fernandez, who to ld UPI man int'erview two weeks ago he was "~sstmts ttc" about the Cambodian army 's ftghtmg potential wtthout the support of American warplanes but said his country would keep "" fightmg No book by Fred Ka rp111 would be complete unless he showed a co uple of hands ~h ere someone threw a way LOCAL TEMPS an ace as the only way to Temperature in downtown - make a contract or defeat a Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. contract depend1.1g on whethwas 68 degrees under sunny e l or not the hero was defe ndmg or pla ying the dum· skies. OUR MOM LOVES TO SHOP AT Sprtngf~eld . is survived by h1s wife, Judith; . • double~• Dennis S. Hos tetter. 31, Thursday all p.m. at the White Springfield, drowned Sunday in Funeral Horne, Cooivtlle wtth a sw1mming accidenl near burial m the Chr{stian there in an abandoned gravel Cemetery at Tuppers Plains. ptt. Mr. Hostetter was born in Fnends may call at the funeral Tuppers Plains, the son of Olen home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and Mary Bahr Hostetter, and 7 to 9. (Continued from P•ge I ) 10 days to act on the bill alter it lands on his desk . 'iOIITll • Q5 ¥4 • AK7 6532 • J7 3 Tigers finish . Pirates on ' Dennis Hostetter is victim of as KC High principal MASON DRIVE-IN ( • NEW YORK - CITY COMPTROLLER Abraham D Beame, 67, capitahzmg on solid support from wh1te, mtddle class vo ters, won the Democratic mayora l nom1nat10n Tuesday and became a heavy favorite to become chtef executive of the na twn's largest ctty. Beame, a polihcal mtddle-of-the-roader, scored a convmcmg 61 per cent runoff victory over Rep. Herman Badtllo, ON Y. , a Puerto Rt can liberal whose votmg power came mainly from blacks and Spanish·speak.ing mmont1es. Mayor John V Lindsay has annoWlced he wtll not sec k re· electiOn to a third term next November . Be arne, born and reared m New York and educated m 1ts City College , would be the first Jewish ma yor, of New York He predicted he would wm m November even 1f Lmdsay changes his mmd and seeks reelection . Undsay could, conceiva bly, run as an mdependent en tine Jlet,oted To 'l7u! ", Of The Mei.g~-Ma.wn Area TEN CENTS Antitrust action facing oil firnts MILLION DOLLAR CHECK DEPOSITED - The largest single depostt in history was made m the Rutland Branch of the Pome~oy NatiOna l Bank Fnday The c·heck w;1s prese nted Frid . Jy to Ja ck Cnsp, president of the Leading _Creek Comc rvanQ District, for th1! 1 ur<J l wt:1te t distribution system to serve westc m Mc i~s County and eas tern Vmton Cou nty Funds fo r the system, wh1 ch has been plaiUJed smce 1966, iin~ commg from the hmn anU HOII Jl' Ad m1mstrat10n and the Economic Deve lopment Admm bt ra tion Dcpos1tmg the che ck , 1-t, ~11 ._, Charles Ru ssell a nd Ja ck Cnsp of the Lcadmg Creek Conscrva nt: y D1stJ 1ct, Willldlll Hobste tter, Vl Ce president and branch mana ger of the Rulland Branch, a nd AIL'hu: Stcg,1U, F 11 t\ representative of Athens . W eicker to strike back WASHINGTON 1UPl ) Sen Lowell P Wetcker , RConn , charged tod ay th at the White House st11J 1s eKertmg pubhc and pnvi:Jte press ures to "subvert'' the Senate Watergate committee 's in vestlgatwn or the buggmg scandal. We1cker, a m~be r of the comm ittee, sa id in an mtervtew on the NBC Today show that the White House had tned to mfluen ce the make-up of the conumttee and the <.IJY pomtment or staff members " I thmk 1t was wrong for them to triY to pressure the committee, and I thmk it 1s wrong that they're still trymg to pressure the committee," We1cker said. Wetc ker was as ked 1[ he had new evtdence that the Whtte House st11l was engagmg tn a "deliberate effort to subvert the committee .'' " Yes I do, not onl y the public pressures wh1ch you see in tiyin ~:: to blast the committee, WASHINGTON - SEN THOMAS J . MciNTYRE, 0-N H., introduced a b11ltod3 y to force producers and refiners to g1ve up their reta1l outlets. He warned a handful of gw nt £or poratwns were trying to dom mate the petroleum mdustry. The Mclntyre bill would prohibit 011 ftrms from marketm g refined otl products, such as gasoline, wh1le also engagmg 111 one or n'lore of the oth er branches of the industry - 011 production, refmmg and transportatiOn. "Not only must th ey be prohtbtted from totally controlling themarketmg seg ment of the industry but they must be reqwred . to dtvest themselves of the stat tons they presently operate, .. Mcintyre said in remarks prepared for Senate delivery The measure would punish vmlators wtth hnes of up to $100,000 for each offense. NEW DELHI - CHIN A EXPLODED a powerful nucl ear device today at Lop Nor m th e northwestern Chinese provmce of Sinktang, the Bhabha Atomtc Resea rch Center m Bombay satd. The center sa1d that the nuclear explosion occurred at 9 25 a. m !Continued on Page 16 ) lntereJt~ but still other pressures tht~t go on, and yes I'll present tha t evtdence." Wcicker sa1d lhe testimony so far before th e Waterga te comnuttee showed that the Wh1t e. House hadn't cond uctt!d 1ts own 111\iCstigatJOn of the Watergate affai r "'l'hcre wHsn' t an mvcstlgahon , and lhere ISn't an In· vestigatwn , and that's where lhe tra gedy 1s of what 's gomg on n ght now " We1cker sa1d he w1 shed the Whtte House would spend ll.<i t1m e "trymg to get all the fact.<; before the Arnenca n people rather than gomg ahead and kn oc kmg thts comm1ttec around or kn ock1ng eve r y witness that co mes up that has any scmb iH necoltru th toteiJ " Wetcker smd he ha sJCa lly believed the ftrst two days of tes timon y given by bred pres1dentwl counsel .John W Dean lll '· i 'm not saying that I believe 100 per cent of ,John DciJ n's st01;, cmd I'm su1c there arc numy .'lelf-sprvml{ statements m the testimony, I'm sure he's motJvC~ tcd by a yan cty of con~t d e r o ti o n s - ll ui. 1s he ge ttm g fac ts bcfurc the Amenca n pcuple that woulJ never have come out were 1t not for .John Dean '1 The answer Is ye!':l " Sen .Joseph Montoya , D· N M , (lnothor rncmbcr of the mmmittcc, ap1>e<.1red on the :ihow w1th We\(.ker. He satd he kn ew ~· t the tim e that there were Wh tte House efforts to try to "sub \le rt'' the ~.:o mmitt e e, but udded " £ had full eonftdence thul the Whtte House was not gomg to succeed, and I don't thmk that the White Huuse sut:p eeedcd I thm k th;Jt the appomtmcnts 1to the committee and staff ) were rrliJde m. . depend(•n tly of th e Whi te House " I -I h JUNIOR AUXILIARY ACTIVE - The Jumor Legion Auxtllary of Umt 602, Ra eme, "as 111 charge of the program whe n the senior un it me t Tuesday evemng CJl th e t\mem:iln l.eg1on Iloll Seated, 1-r, Mrs Frances Roberts , Umt 602 prestdent , Becky Rou sh, past JUmOI dtstnd president; Amanda Roush , JUJUor president, and Mrs. Gerald Simpson, JUru or lcHder. St~tndlnl-! are Bea Jay Autherson, histonan , and Sheryl Stmpson , secretary I WASHI NG TON IU PI ) - A Federal Trade Co mmJ sSHHI cn c1 ol!Jctul told Congresss todn y the a ntH:ompet lttve struct mc of the mlmtlustry has helped create th e gaso hne shortagL'.. 'l11e same mdustry, added .Jumcs 'I' Halver SQ n, director or the FTC's Bure,m of Com· petitiOn, mHy howe engaged m a eonspira cy to m ~t ke 1t iippear there IS a shorta j..\c uf m-Jtur al g.as '11u~ F'TC IS prepared to 1ct'UIIummd antitrust actwn :1ga inst eight of the mAJOr 011 fll'ms, the Washmgton SLarNc"'s sattl toda y,' credttmg 1ts report to co n g r c::~S IOII a l sou rces lla1vcrso n, 1n testtm ony before a Senate .Judu:JCU'Y .subco mmlltec, d1d not forecast i'wi'C I:IC'tlOn l)ut he Said thdt On th e be~s 1 S of a lengthy FTC mvcst1gatlon of thl:! (mcr~ y shorta ge, "the s.toH of the Bureau of Compet1t10n ha.s prclurumtrily condudcd that th e str ucture, conduct a nd pcrform<m t:e Of the petroleum industry rm ses se rious anlltrust ISSUCS." He added "The mdustry 1s h1 ghl y co ncP ntmtrld at th e rcfmery level and lhe harrtcrs to entry at that level are overwhehrun g " "Since early this yea r, the RureCJ u of Competiti On st~ff h(IS been rcce1vtng , w1th mcrcasmg fn.>qucn c.:y, reports of Cut off vetoed SAN CLEMENTE, C• l1f. (UP! ) - Prestd enl N1xo n tod<t y vetoed lqpslation mtended to cut off funds for U S. mili ta ry III VO ivement In Cambodi a and Laos, a dmtmstr<Jlton sources repor ted ' The S(J UCLCS. sa 1d offictal announceme nt or th e veto wou ld be made from the We:;tcrn W'htlc House \:iS soon as the Pre,.dent 's veto message teach<:s the House or R c pr es c n tat 1v e s 1n Washm f,tton. The sources would gtvc no fu rther dctiitls of the veto, wht ch the White House ha d hm ted might be commg. The halt to t\men can bombmg of Cambodta <Jnd mthtar~ actiOn m Laos was an amendmcnt to a $3 3 b1lhon su pplementiJ I app roprw ttons bi ll Tiw legJslatJOn, cuttmg off th e funds for further U.S rmhtary mvolvemcnt um, over or shores of Camp bot h House th~ Senate i ndep e ndent (gas oltn e) marketer s wh o twv e been forecd to close some or even all or the1r ste~tlon s," Halverson smd " VJc arc concerned that unl ess so mct hm g 1s don e qu1 ckly, irreparable harm may result " He sa1d "our tnvesli~at ion suggests tha t actn:ittes by th e maJor tnlef.,tra ted petrolewn compam cs have had Signifi cant a ntlcompe titt ve eff ects Th ei r control of rcfm ery capacity and p1 pelmes also constitutes a signifi cant compelltive problem in the ml mdustry and contnbutcs to the md epcnd c nts' prese nt dlf· liculty " Hal verson sa1d that m the l~ ust e rn Um tc.:.l States and on the Gulf Coast, where 50 P.er cent or a ll U.S gasoh11e t:-; sold to consumers, the ctght l a rge::~t mlrcfmers have <~ mor e than fi5 per ce nt of th e reftnery cQ pHclty . Since 1950. ci!!Spitc th e fact that the demand f01 gasohne ha s almost doubled, then:! has bee n v irt u ~11ly no new entry into the industr y As a result, conc~ ntr<J lJOn has rc. ma med pra ct ically un chant.;: ed ' ' Be ca use in dependent r ef1 ncn cs IH1vc not been deve loped , Hahcr so n sa td , Independent d1slrtbu tors are incrcasmgly at the mercy of th e hi g 011 compames. And now, "s1nce the deve lopment of the present <.:t·ude (011) shor· tagc, th e problem of the mdependenL has become one of sur vival," he added Berkhimer will coach Eagles I,cw1s Bcrklu mer was ht red . 1:-; hc<:ld football l..'Oiit:h <Jl Eastern Hi gh .Sc hool by the Eastern J.oc"l School Board '1uesd" y cve nlng .John R1ebel, sup cnnt cnd ent, sa 1d Coach BcrkhtlllCJ' iS a graduate or West V1r gtnH1 Umverstty where he played football He W" S aSS IStant COii Ch at Crec nhn er West Hi gh St:hool, W Va.; ass1stan t coach at St. Murys, W. Va , two years and was he::td coat:h the last two ye ars he was there. He 1s marned and the father or three da ughters He Will te ac h hea lth , physiea l ed uca tJOn and b10logy In other busmess tho bo<trd htretl Palncm Shr1vers as s1xth gra de teiic her dl Tuppers Plains 1 Ca role SwOgger for half-tune English teacher a t the h1g h school, and Arron Sayre, pa r t ~tnn e Vo-Ag teacher at the hi gh sc hooL Ruth D1llon's re.•Hgnalwn as custod1an was accepted as was Harold Bran non as a sc hool bus dr1ver Apphcatwns for cu.s tod Jiins ar·e bcm~ accepted unlll .July 10, Htebel sa1d The dt stnct IS also in need of subst1 tute bus dnv ers The boa1 d discussed the hea ttng sys tem for the new i..iddl t10n to be added to the h1gh sc hool and inspeCted the Pair wanted here held Ill • 'Tuppe rs Platns mmor repairs . building for W00 d Counl y Uetlieation of ' Me1gs County Shenff Robert C Hartenbach disclosed today that Dan Rtce, Parkersburg, and a second man whose Identify was withh eld , were arreste d Monday by th s Shenff 's Department of Wood Co un ty on charges of robbery .md assa ul t w1th a deadly weapon. The men are wanted here m con nectwn w1lh the June 20 th robbery, attack and abduction of J1mmy Ste\\. a rt, owner and operiilOr of the Five PomL'i GrilL As of noon Tuesday the suspcct.s had not waived extrHdtlto n to the State of Ohio to' face loca l charges new El\'1~ i ~ ~d Public ceremon ies to dedtca te the new Emergcnc} Med1cal Servtce ambulance statJOn m Pomeroy wtll be held Monday, July 2 at 2 p m. at the new EMS station The station 1s loca ted at the Ben Ewing Funeral Home on Mechamc Street m Pomero; Southeast Ohio 's Eme rgency Med ical Serv1ce wt11 present the area's new ambulance at this time The Pomeroy ambulance station ts par t of the seve n- co unty Eme rgency MPdl c al Servt ce fu nded through local, state and federal government. � 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. 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