https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bc7b1b6750c89a2bf0da5bb5f29e14a4.pdf cf27f3c53cc7b6b9e3ec29b8fb1b6206 PDF Text Text . ~--~---------~--------~ , --~-------------·~ 24- Tilt !Iunday Time•. Sentinel, Sunday, Au~. ;, 1973 - Immwiization level found low in pre-school children COLUMBUS - Dange~usly low ~vels of immunizS!Ion have been found among Ohio's preschool children, the Ohio Deparunent of Health and the Ohio Stale Medical Association WIU'ned today. In a joint statement, John W. Cashman , M.D ., Columbus, State Health Director, and O$car W. Clarke, M.D .. Gallipolis, President or the Ohio State Medical Association, said a survey or preschool ~h ildren conducted by the· Department's Communicable Disease Division revealed that 619,274 or three or every five Ohio preschool children lack adequate immunization against DPT, polio, measles, and rubella by the time they are two ·years old. A recent survey or first-year Low cost lwu.•w nwy be seen Ramsay resigns as project head at Ellisonville HIO GRANDI': - The Rio Grande Ao'cJ<wlde l'rojed on' A~ln~ serving Gallla, Jackson, · Meig• . Scioto and Vinton CounUes Saturday announced resignation or Jerry l!nmsay, its director. l!amsay has boon accepted lor the fall term at the University of Michlg«n where he will work loward a Ph.D in Continuing Education and Community Development, specialiting In Edvcation as it relates to the aging. Ramsay h;is been with the area· Aging Project from ill> inception and is the pNject's first director. The Rio Grande Areawide Project on Aging is essentially a federally funded program under Title III of the Older American Act administered through the Ohio Administra.tion on Aging, a division of the Department of Mental Health and Mental Re.tardation, and sponsored locally by Rio Grande College IRONTON - Ironton District Ranger, U. S. Fm·esl, t . Allnn W«ltcr, announced today t1~1t the public Is invited to an open house Lll be held on SUJtd~y August 12 from 2 p.rn . - 4 ll.m. at the Vesuvius Low Cost dwelling. Construction was recently completed on this ·four bedroom one and one.half story . residen ce by Gagai Construction of Ironton accordin~ to plans furnished by the Forest Products Laboratory of 1\!adi~on ; Wisconsin, · According to Wolter this type of structure is part of a determined effort by the Federal Government and private enterprise to meet the need lor more and better rural housing. This involves .constructing a home that is low in initial cost, easily maintained, attractive, and equipped lor good family li ving. The low cost dwelling .is located approximately '1 mile eas\ of State Route 93 at E lliso~ville in the vicinity of the Vesuvius Furnace of the Vesuvius Recreation Area . Wolter added that Forest Service officials will be 'on hand to discuss the construction. school children demonstrated can1paigns In those areas in that : greatest n.ect of immunization . - Immunization level$ - Strict and uniform en-~ among children entering rorcement or Ohio's School elementary school are higher r m m u n I z a I i o n La w s than pre-schoolers but still throughout the state . inadequate in many areas, G EN ERA L r e c om and ' mendations resultino0 from the - Rural areas in Ohio have survey of first-year children the highest ·per cent · of were : inadequately immunized lmmuni7.ation "catch up" children, but the greatest programs should be held in ntunber of inadequately im- most of Ohio 's elementary munized first-year school 'schools in order to reduce tl1e children remains in the urban backlog of inadequately !me-enters. munized -children in . the THE PRESCHOOL im- schools ; It . is apparent that . munization survey data was . more rigid interpretation and based on an analysis of 12,421- enforcement of the School questionnaires completed for Immunization Law is neected children 18-24 months of age. throughout Ohio, and that Data from an immunization interested persons should survey of first-year school obtain survey results for their children 'was based on an area by writing _to the Comanalysis of 6,348 individual municabie Disease Division, immunization records in 96 OhioDepa~tmento!'Health, 450 elementary schools in 86 East Town Street, Columbus, counties. In both survey s, Ohio 43215. · immitnization level datas was. sought on diphtheria, tetanus, 'pertussis, polio, measles and rubella . • • As a result of these sur· veys, Dr. Clarke and Dr. Cash-man sent letters asking county POMEROY - Since the medical societies, local Meigs County Senior Citizens academies of medicine and Center will be making a local health departments to variety of h;ind-cralted articles $'/ plan and carry out imsell at the county fair this munization and education to week, no special activities at programs in their com- the center are planned . munities. However, the regular Tuesday Several activities to raise the and Thursday hours of cards immunization levels in their and games from 1-4 p.m. will communities were listed as GALLIPOLIS - Lester L. recommenda lions resulting be held, and quilting, shuffle from the preschool survey. board, and horse shoes _ar_e Barcus, 29, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, available at any time. ~ suffered minor injuries in a They were: Senior Citizen Day will be car-cycle accident Friday on Increasing parents' observed at the county fair Eastern Ave. , in front of awareness of the importance of . beginning immunizations lor Thursday, Aug. 16, at the Burger Chef. For help with all your City police said an auto their children at an early age. Meigs County Fair. All Senior family insurance nt!eds, .Every child should be com- . citizens age 60 or over will be driven by Harold B. McGraw, see: pletely immunized against admitted for half price if they · 48, Rt. 2, Bidwell, turned into diphtheria, tetanus pertussis possess a badge. To obtam this the path of Barcus' motor(whooping cough), te\anus badge, call992-7884 or 992-7886. cycle. There' was moderate damage. McGraw was charged (lockjaw) , polio, ,rubella, and Park Central with failure to yield right of IN THIRD ARMORED measles by one year of age, Hotel Bldg. SeCOncrAvenue and should continue to receive GALLIPOLIS - Army Pvt. way. Gallipolis/ Ohio John S. Davis, 70, Rt. 2, appropriate boosters at Robert J. Fisher, son of Mrs. Phone 444-4290 Vinton, was arrested lor imscheduled time intervals Wilma E. Fisher, 42 Mill Creek Home 446-4518 thereafter. St., js assigned to the 3rd Ar- proper backing following a A meclianisin or mored Division in Hanau, - mishap on Fourth Ave. Ofprocedure should be devised to Germany. Pvt. Fisher is in Co. ficers said Davis backed his UAU PAlM State Farm · C of the 23rd Engineer Bat- car into an auto operated by Insurance Ccmpani" insure that a child not \"only "' . starts but completes the "full talion. His father, Robert H. Cathy S. Lambert, 22, Patriot Home Offices: Fisher, lives on Route 1, Star Rt. Bloomington, lllinoi.s immunization schedule. A truck-car accident ocIntensive immunization Gailipolls. curred on Henkle Ave. at' 10:58 a.m. where an auto driven by Claudie Lynn Moore, 16, Gallipolis, struck a garbage truck operated by Rudolph M. Gordon, 40, of Gallipolis. Another backing acc.ident occurred at Barr's Market where an auto dTiven by Beulah McCombs, 63, Rt. 1, Vinton, backed into a car operated by Melvin Lee Ward, 31, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. A final accident occurred at 2:59p.m. on Pine St. where an auto driven by Lawrence H. Theiss, 33, Rt . I, Vinton , ·YES, WE MUST CLOSE OUT THIS BUSINESS SO THE ESTATE.OF THE backed into an auto driven by LATE BOB REES CAN BE SffiLED. Terri Criner, 16, 215 Third Ave. . Special events. at mrnzmum now Two enrolled on scholarships . RIO GRANDE - Two Meigs County residents, ; Brenda Taylor, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taylor of 416 Spring Avenue, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Janice M. Deem, of Route I, Racine, have enrolled at Rio Grande College this fall as a result or the District Trustee Scholarship Program. Under this program l)p to $1,000 is available lor first time-full lime students who live in Auto tumed into hike Like a good StateFann is there.- - - , . Canul K. Snowden ASK TOWED GALLIPOLIS - Applying for a marriage license Friday in Gallia County Probate Court ~re William Jeffery Rhodes, 22, Gallipolis, sales clerk and Deborah Lynn Houck, 19, Gallipolis, bookkeeper. : 1 $60,000 STOCK OF NEW AND USED CARS MUST BE SOLD THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY, COME IN PICK OUT THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE, GIVE US YOU.R OFFER, IF AT All POSSIBLE • , • YOU'LL OWN THE CAR. ' 2 NEW 1973 GRAND PRIXS 2 NEW 1973 CATALINA$ 1 NEW 1973 VENTURA 1 NEW 1973 GRANDVILLE All Used Cars Have Been Reconditioned and In Top Shape. Previous Owned Pontiac~. 1966 Thru 1971, Allin Top Shape. 3 Previous Owned FOR OS ' 3 Previous Owned BU ICKS 1 Previous Owned OLDS STATION WAGON 1 Previous Owned DODGE STATION WAGON 1-1972 3/ 4 Ton Ford Econoline Cargo Van, 1S,ooo Miles. 10 E-R UNIT CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy E-R Squad answered a call to the parking lot of the new Kroger Store atll a.m. Friday for Ivan Sharp, Ross County, who had fallen from a truck. He was taken to the Holzer Medical Center with a fractured elbow and other possible Injuries. VeterimsMemorlal Hospital ADMISSIONS - Rebecca McCoy , Stockport, Ohio ; ·Charles Lytle , Minersville; Edna Stiles, Pomeroy ; Ava Gilkey, Harrisonville; Kevin Ferrell, Pomeroy ; Harold Jones, Dexter. DISCHARGES Virginia Roby . UNIT CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy emergency squad made one run Friday afternoon at 12:04 p.m., to assist B'eatrlce Vanaman , RoutlandHarrlsonvllle Road, havin g difficulty breathing. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital , treated and released. . . ......... ,.., ·~;I 'I • v'.' :,'F'$:<:1 ~ ·'I rDEAi~ ME I IN, to·o I' ', I » .o;• !!·: Hy .II• EllenDlohl ri foo~all Is POMEROY - 'fhe season or"~~~~~~~~:.;~~ th'e band, ~nd closer by the day. One sure sl g~ 18 , lor that big opener and U1e cheerleaders are all bll.'Jy prncttcmg 1 In the distance now, remainder of the schedule. It mayk~~~~~~ t~ne or the'lirsl game. • but before you know tt, It wtll be c 0 Mel s Band who was tremendously ONE MEMBER OF tht:- g p this pa:~t week was Julie happy simply to be able to attend cum g the hedge around her Hall, a sophomore. Julie was l:'unmml~tric trimmer when she hoJ~etn · .M'ddl ~ 1 eport last ·week rd wtth The an jolte kocked her on her bac k, acctden.tally cut Into the co · h managed to turn off the ~~ whtle .sparks fwer~n~~~~ c:u~dn't reach it with her hands. trunmer Wtth her oot s octor said thai only a few seconds ~ewasaveryluckyglrl.Oned . t havi""been "scared ' "' more would ha ve ki lled her · Julie admtts 0 . to dea th" . RALPH HARVEY matron at Meigs Co~nty . MRS; tainl redati.ve of ali the donatwns Cluldren s Home, Is ce~ Y PP "" Jd like til extend be' . loth h e mrecentweeks.ouewou mggtvenha ~ 1 °~ for their donation of bread and a spe,ctal t ~ 0 orge~!n beans, Lucy Taylor for clothing, ~lsltrtes, Col nmeodMash fJ~ gAdams for tomatoes, and the RacJOe · Bt . Baer pr uce, un Women for new drapes an d bedd or thod' Ch rch 1 Umte Me lS u spreads. Everybody Ia Invited to ~h ow ~_what they se w in displays ul dom.~s!lc urts nt the tiOth Annual Mel~s County Fair on U1e Hock Springs ~'uirg 1·o unds, Au~ , 14-18. Again lhis yeur Mrs. Hobert l &~wis Is general chairman uf the department which re11 tures 69 classes. Judge for this year 's exhibit will be Mrs. James Carpenter Coolville I the lot·mer Suz; Parker or Rutland), a_graduate of Ohio State .University and a ho01e economics teachoJ'. Mrs. · · Carpenter 's sewing ability made her the top ribbon winner in last year's domestic art department. - Judging will be based on appearance , 10 pet.; workmanship, 50 pet., and style, 10 pet. All artiCles for judging must be on the fairgrounds be· tween 9 an d 10 :30 .a.m. Tuesday, Au~. 14. Anything arriving after 10:30 will be tagged "lor display only ." Premiwns awarded in three places in each class will rahge fr om $3 to $1. The premiutn~ for first, second and third in each class varies . The rules a' , ENJOYING A WELL-DESERVED vacation this week are Mrs. Dorothy Wood~rd azftl ber children, Iren~ and Morton Barnes of Pomeroy. They will be traveling lo Gatl!nburg, Te~n;~ on through the Smoky Mountains, and North carolma w e the)' will visit Mrs. Woodard's niece and lamtly. Gallia, Jackson, Meigs or Vinton County. Janice plans to major in ALSO ENJOYING A VACATION this week w.illbe Mr · and Elementary Education. Brenda is a 1973 graduate of Mrs. Manning Wetherholt and daughters, Cece, Mtmt, and Patti, Meigs High School, and Janice ·Gallipolis. They are going camping at Ptke Lake and, accordJOg graduated from St. Peter High to the family, intend to "just sit". School in Pennsylvania. WHEN ONE WOMAN was asked what she was going to do about rising meal prices, she calmly said, "There's a big riVer .TWO ASSISTED GALLIPOLIS - Gallia down .the street.We'il just have to eat fish." Co un.ty 's Volunt eer Emergency Squad Friday MARRIAGE LICENSES DIVORCE ASKED transported two persons to the POMEROY - Roger Alan GALLIPOLIS - Charging Holzer Medical Center. Ada S. gross neglect of duty, Sarah J. · Abbott, 19, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, and Humphreys , 71, Knoxville, Holcomb, of Elvington, Friday Susan Elaine Soulsby, 19, Tenn ., suffered a possible filed a petition in Gallia County Pomeroy ; Steven Paul Hawk, stroke while shopping at the G.. Common Pleas Court seeking a 18, Columbus, and Roberta Ann C. Murphy Company at the divorce from Paul Holcomb, Duckworth, 18, Middleport ; Silver Bridge. Shopping Plaza . same address. They were Michael Hlad, Jr ., 23, Annie Burger, 85, Rt. 2, married January 19, i946 'lind Pomeroy, and Joyce Elaine Gallipolis , was admitted hav.e eight children, lour still at Vance, 23, Rutland. following an attack of diabetes. home. Spt~ dry thul no murc thuu one or a membership tl r kt'l . tmtry c•tm bt~ uUtde in the tmlne . (1lilrlrcn 12 und under :oro ltot d uss by the mnllc 11 r.on. Also requtroli tu do u',is. 111 ' deadurllt•l.-'ii 1}WHrd xl Lt pr·crniw·rl in line fur making enlries is 4 Ole pa8L lwo years ltre not ll.UJ , on Vriday with the eligible lor entry . secreutry of the Mci~s County While there I• " class lor 1\gri culture Shcic ty at the mi scell aneous items, MJ'S. offi ce on the fairgrounds which Le wis stresses that only or- will be open on both Thursday tides for which . there Is no and Friday. other class can be cnlet'Cd The classes arc extensive. In undct· mlscellaneo~s . Articles children 's clothing there are ente1·ed under tho wrong class c lasse::~ for cotton dresses, will not be judged. better dresses, play clothes, The eiltt·y fe~ is the purchase shirts, blouses, night wear and coats. Under adult clothing, · there are classes lor both one and two piece dresses, better t'HtiH l' dresses, suits, coats, capes Sunny an<J warm today . knit tops, blouses, nightwear, Highs in the mid and upper 80s. and men 's jacketo trousers, Clear tonight. Lows in the 60s. Partly cloudy and warm Tuesday. Highs in the upper TUNA RECALLED WASHINGTON (UP!) - The 80s and low 90s. Food and Drug Administration has recalled 843 cans of chunk· style Chicken of the Sea tuna, EXTENDED OUTLOOK distributed In Ohio and three Wurm wllh a. chance of other states. ''We would not showers about Thursday or rate It a health hazard," said Friday. Highs from the mid an FDA official, "but this 80s to the lower 90s. Low• In group exceeds our tolerance of the upper 60s and low 70s, .5 parts per million of mercury." W' and lmlt lops. The departm~nt has c la~s for kitchen , laney, painted, und emliroldered apron, and ·appllqued, painted, embro idered pillow cases cushions, tablecloth•, and pot hol!)ers. 'f11ere are classes for knitted afghans, ~weatcrs, capes, ponchos, and crocheted afghan ~. bedspreads, taiJieclvthes, vests, dollies, pillows, handkerchiefs. There are five classes In quilts - appliqucd, cotton patchwork, painted, antiqued, and embroidered ; and live in rugs Including , crocheted, hooked, braided, loom woven and miscellaneous. Again this year the domestic arts department features a hobby corner . The classes include model cars, doll Clothes, painted pictures, embroidered pi ct ur es, miscellaneous pi ctu res, handmade ptirses tie dyed articles, stuffed dolls or animals, Christmas tree ornaments, Christmas cra fts (gilts made from scrap material), candles, ceramics, macrame, and miscellaneous . BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. eorner Third & Court St- '• Phone 446-151 3 y HOUSE RUINED~eorge McDaniel examines the ruins of his fourroom frame house located on Dock St., Middleport, which was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. McDaniel, asleep, awoke to discover the home, owned by his mother, Mrs. Thelma McDaniel, all but engulfed in flames. Ue escaped through a window wearing only a pair Of trousers. All of the furnishings and clothing of McDaniel and his mother were lost . Clothing is needed and residents wishing to help may call the residence of McDaniel's brother, --, Walter, 992-5654, for size information. Middleport firemen, called at !2:39a.m. remained there until2 :11 a.m. then were recalled al 2:23a.m. when sparks threatened to spread the fire . The home of Carl Williams next door was serioll.'Jiy threatened. Williams used a garden hose on his home 1o keep it from burning but its paint and roof were damaged by the McDaniel fire. enttne ' I VOL. XXV NO. 79 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 • ....._..onstruction ~to e In artment com ex H€W rlAll ·cKOS5lOUK NE:AKf I ' r=::;x--:::::=~::::::=:=:=:::::::::::~::::::::::: :~:·:::::~: · :::::;:;:;:·::::::=·=:::=:.: :=====::: ·::::·;:=!=====:=:=:=:====:::====:::::::::::=;=::::::::;. fNews,u i11 Briefs!/!:. Ground will be broken in $296,000. Middleport next Monday .for a The Barr-Circle Develop20-unit apartment house ment Co. of Gallipolis is the complex fronting the Ohio builder. Tony Barr is president River to cost approximately of the Barr Construction Co. By United Press International MIAMI - FORMER CUBAN DICTATOR Fulgencio Batista, 72, died or a heart attack Sunday night at a seaside resort in Spain, according to close family friends in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Piedra sald they received word early today that Batista died of a heart attack at a hotel in Marbella, Spain, on the MARION, Ohio (UP!) Mediterranean coast not far from Malaga. , Officials of the Ge neral Piedra told UP! that he and in,laws or the Batistas, who live . Telephone Co. here today said in exile in south Florida, planned to leave later today for Spain. long distance service to Logan Batista, who had little influence over events in Fidel Castro's in Hocking County and Cuba since fleeing Jan. I, 1959, lived in exile in Estoril, Portugal. Pomeroy In Meigs County was halted shortly before midnight WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON SPENT part of a Sunday when a cable was long weekend.at Camp David, Md ., consldeiing a statement on severed. the Watergate affair he will make after current phase of the Senate hearing ends. Gerald L. Warren, the deputy White House Officials said several shots press secretary, said Nixon did not begin drafting the statement, from a rifle and blasts from a however. He devoted most of his working hours during the period shotgun were used to sever the Thursday to Suil(lay he was at Camp David to legislative matters microwave cable near the and other business. firm's Athens Long Distance (Continued on Page 8) LD calling out ...•· ' Center. Service to the estimated 20,000 telephone subscribers was expected to be reestablished late today . Spokesmen lor the firm said other telephone serv ice disruptions "too numberous to mention" occurred during the weeken, '. The Commu ni cations Workers of America struck the telephone firm July 16 in a contract dispute. No talks in the strike were scheduled. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon did not learn all the facts about the Watergate break-in and subsequent cover-up Wltil April 15, former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst is prepared to tell the Senate Watergate committee this wrek. Sources close to the in- vestigation said Kleindienst personally told Nixon the lull story on that date~nd came away convinced it was the President's first knowledge of Available in soft c up and fiberfill Soft Cup- 32/36A, 32/42 B, 32/44 C, 34/440-$5.95 ID cup-$1.00 more) Fiberfill-32/36 A, 32/ 42 B, 32/42 C-$5.95 • \/ . , We sell anything lor after s p.m. Sale everv Saturday evening at 1 0 1 Ciock. FREE f.T JSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND . AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY· ' . defense post The sources said Neak Luong, a ferry-crossing town·32 miles southeast of Phnom Penh and considered the most strategic defense position along the Mekong River, was destroyed. The bombs from a threeplane B52 formation literally obliterate everything in a path half a mile wide and more than two miles long. Lt. Sath Kong, a doctor at a J:'hnom Penh hospital where the wounded were brought for Initial tmltment, old at 1eqt 300 Cambodian soldiers and civilians were killed or wounded. He said that by nightfall there had been 180 wounded flown to his hospital by helicopter. Sath Kong said the wounded were evacuated in hopes tbey could be saved but that the dead were left behind. He said the evacuation was st!U under . way hours after the bombing., The tragedy overshadowed a . I ' HEAD FAIR - The Rev. Dwight Zavltz, left, standing, Is local chairman lor the free hea lth fulr which go t underway today at the Meigs Junior fllgh Seho ul 11nd will run.through ~'rlduy. St~ndlng at right is Jmncs Uu ·lummr. chairman of Ute board uf donL•ons ol the Middleport l'lrst United PrcHby terlun 'hur ·h whlclllwts nn·tuJ ~ctl the lair, S~ulc'l at left is Doug Vogeler, nwdicul student at Cornell University who will work at the lair, w!Ut Doug Jeffrey, Corvallis, Oregon whO Is equipment manager. A number of young peoplo 'compose · tho team which will present a varied progrom rclaU.od to hOulth lnrormutlnn throughout tile week . • . '~ ATTEND DINNER - Mler equipment for a week-long Health Fair being held dally this week 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Meigs Junior High Schoolln·Middlepo"r,t was moved Into place Sunday, a dlnttcr wns given for workhtg personnel at the Middleport First United J>resbytcrlan Church. Above nrc somo of those at the dinner . Seated from left are Miss Judith linn Cook, coordinator o( the lair In Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hays, and standing , Mrs. Nan Moore, representing Heath United Methodist Church; Mrs. Marcella Coleman, representing the host church, and· John Fultz nnd Paul Haptonstall, t-uprescntatlves or l<'eeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion . Some 12 organizations nrc cooporating to sta ge the fair which Is fr ee to the public ond provides a wide runge of healtll InIOl'lllfi tlcn . \ successful government ground operation today that the Cam· bodlan command hailed as a "bMliiant victory ." Field reports said Cambodian troops backed by fierce U.S. air stril!es cut a devastating swath down embattled Highway 1 southeast of Phnom Penh, recapturing a string of village• and beating back rebel forces into a confused and hasty retreat. Paintings in six classes at fair Three Ohioans die in crash PUBLIC NOTICE 216 ·6967 destroy own The operation rounded out work bas been performed by live daya oj_llghtlug lh~t pitted Harder and Reed Inc., Wor· govel'iunent troops against a thington. The style is colonial. 2,000manrebeloffensive along Barr said the aparlment the: roadway that put the house, located at Front and Communists at one point Walnut Sts., will be raised within a mile of the capital's approximately five feet above citv limits. the level of Front St. . First ~ports of th~ Neak Details of the completed Luong bombing said low-flying project, including description U.S. Flll jet flghter-honibers of the units and the rental made the strike, but ' the schedule will be released at the Cambodian Air Force sources luncheon. Twelve apartments later said the incident involved will have one bedroom ; eight two waves of 1152s. two bedrooms. Con g. Miller, who is credited with invaluable assistance in arranging the financing, will complete his day in Meigs Cotinty next Monday by touring the Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire and the . mining complex at Salem Ceoter. Classes for oils, acrylics, "tube" paintings will be acTUesday morning, Aug. 14, water color's, drawings, cepted, noi- will any .painting (Continued on Page 8) cbarcoals and pastels have · that cannot be hung.-' boon included In the .amateur The only entry fee lor painting division of exhibits at exhibiting is the purchase of a the Meigs County Fair to be Fair membership ticket. staged Aug . 14-18 at the Rock Entries must be registered Springs fairgrounds. with the fair board secrtary by William J . Mayer, chairman Friday, however. Only one many of the details. of the division, stressed today entry is permitted by the same Assistant Attorney Gimeral Henry Petersen, who headed to artists that no "number" or person in the same class, according to the rules. Premiums the JU.'Jtice Department inranging from $2 to 7S cenb> and vestigation of the Waterga te, ribbons will be awarded in reportedly wlll confirm each class to the first and Kleindienst's story . second place winners. Kleindienst and Petersen are In each of the divisions there to be the final witnesses to ·LENOX, Ga. (UP!) - Three are classes for landscape from testify before the committee members of a Centerville, ends the first phase of its in- ~ Ohio, family were killed and natUI'e, portrait from life, still vestigatlon this week, possibly another critically Injured life, marine study and nower Wednesday. When Congress Sunday in a head~n . three-car study. In the water color and returns from a recess after collision near here In southern drawing, _ charcoal or pastel Labor Day, the committee will Georgia whic h took seven categories, there is also a class for animal study. The show start Its second phase-an lives. examin ation of ca mpaign The dead included Gayle L. also includes a class for "dirty tricks." Dorton, 49, his ,wife Jeane, 44, modern art. The committee hearings and their daughter, Donna, 20. resume today with testimony Their son, Gayle Dorton Jr., 13, Crash totals cur from L. Patrick Gray Ill, was taken to Palmyra Park former . acting FBI 'dlrectQr, Hospital at 'Albany, Ga., in . The Meigs County S.herltr's Department investigated an who Le~tifled last week that he critical condition. accident at 7 a. m. Monday at Warned Nixon a lew weeks . The Highway Patrol said a after the break-in that Lop car from St. Louis, Mo., crass- the Intersection of County Road White House aides were trying ed the highway median and hit 34 and Township Road 19. Vehicles driven ·by James to "mortally wound" him by theothertwo carshead-{)n. The Malcolm Hamm , Rt. I, Racine, interfering with the investlga- other four dead were In the St. and Harold E. Lemley, Racine, lion . Gray also sald he Louis auto. collided at the Intersection. destroyed WatergatHelated Hamm 's truck sustained documents round In the White medlwn damage, and the car House safe of E. Howard Hunt, driven by Lemley was totaled. one or the original "Watergate COME TO JAYCEES Lemley was cited on charges Seven." The Meigs County Jaycees of no valid operator's llcense . Says Nixon Was Alllll1ed · are eKtending a special lnKielndlenst reportedly will vltatlon to community·mlnded testify that he learned the young men between 18 and 35 to THANKS OF.'ERED · complete story about the June attend the group's semi· Jane Brown, Melg$ County 17, 1972: break-In and the monthly meeting at a p. m. Health Nurse, thanke the covcrup from Petersen on the Wednesday at Pomeroy Senior Cltiren's Council for night before he mei with Nixon. Village Hall. Those n.ectiug transportation and the 8 et 40 The two men met unUI f>a.m. in transportation should call for clerical help durinM the Ute morning on the case. VIctor Gaul·, 985-3832 or week that the X.ray mo~ile \ CQnUnued on Pa~e 8) Richard Poulin, 992·7016. unit was stated In Pomeroy, I and Dean Circle is . a homebuilder and restaurant owner. Among the dignitaries to take pari in the formal ceremonies launching the first large scale housing project in Middleport in the last 20 years ..are high officials of the Farmers Home Administration, which is [inancing the job, and Tenth District U. S. Congressman Clarence Miller of Lancaster. A.Juncheon at the Meigs Inn beginning at Jl :30 a. m. will follow the groundbreaking. Construction will begin immediately following the groundbreakirig, Barr said today. It will be completed in about eight months, The apartments have been designed by Pease Company of Cincinnati and architectural I Bring your items · to Knotts Communlly •Auction Barn. Corner Third & Olive. For appointment c.a ll U.S. planes Nixon knew on April 15 Delicate daisy lace cups ... Sheer elastic back and sides, adjustable stretch straps for superb fit and comfort. PLUS . . . famous Cross Your Heart' Bra styling for lift and separation plus youthful shaping. UNDERCUP SUPPORT PANEL anybo~y . • PHNOM PENH (UPI) __: U. S. B52 bombers accidentally dumped an estimated 180 loris of bombs on Neak I,uong today, iQflicting at least 300 .- casualties and reducing the strategiC Meking River town to rubble, Cambodian Air Force sources said. They said two formations of the big plan es . unloaded their payloads over the sleeping town by TEN CENTS mistake shortly before dawn. Each plane normally pack 30 tons of explosives and they usually fly three planes to a formation. Devoted To 'I'M lntere." Of 'I'M Meig11-M010n Area SORRY NO TRADE-INS - ALL SALES ARE FINAL DON'T BUY ANOTHfR CAR UNTIL YOU CHECK AT OUR. LOT FIRST I YOU CAN NAME YOUR OWN PRICE HEREI I •• shir~~. • OPEN WEEKDAYS .9:30 TO 5:00 PM SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:00 PM Undercup support panels for extra support. You'll look and feel more comfortabl·e, more feminine. I planned in Meigs County Fair 0 * « :.:• ··~ Sewing .exhibits in 69 classes ELBERFELDS 1-N. POMEROY ., BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. ns p!lrl of lhoir community service program. Applications ure being aceept.cd for U1e project director 's position. Application fol'lns arc available by contacting the project headquarters at Allen House, Rio Grande Colle ~e , Rio Grande. Interested Individuals may write to Box 978 Rio Grande College or call the college at 245-5353 extension 26 ' Reslll)les are required. Mlnimwn. requiremenb> for the Project Director position include a bachelor's de~ree with at iea•t two years experience in a public service field beyond the bachelor's degree or a master's degree; a sincere desire to work wi th and for the elderly· creativity ' ' initia tive , and leaders hip ability ; and he ,ijlust be able to effectively evaluate current programs and ac tivt·ues and to develop new programs to meet changing needs or demands. . .. 1 •· I ! �PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know DENVER ( UPI ) - Oouck St1es u eyer looke l at th e three rows of au ton oboles lined up for gasohne a! his Te•aco oorv1ce sl<ltoon Sunday a 1d said the e1ght !uel pwnps would be dry within the hour Across the c1ty other pumps were already dry or were nut opened at ull NOTICE 1 U 810DER5 Sea ed p o p o~a s fo r he When we opened seven ur sh ng o a m a e a s an d months ago we had to hustle pe rfor m ng a l-4bor for he eec on of busmess sa1d Stiesmeyer ADO IS IONS & W e offered free car washes "' .-\OOEL t.fG MEIGS COUNTY and we vacuumed out cars COURTHOUSE Now we have to turn bustness POMEROY OHIO away especoally on Sundays w be ece ved by he County The lines are nothing like Comm ss on er s of M e gs Co un t y Pomero y Oh o 45769 they II be pretty soon when we on o before 2 00 P M have to close dowlt and the preva ng 1 me Aug 1 913 B ds w be open ed pub c v n people start commg home from he Co ur room on he second church They really get mad oor of he Court hou se m m ed a el y her ~ afler Proposals when we put up the no gas ma y be de ve ed o ma ed f Sign rn a ed send v a r eg stered ma n t me fo b d open ng The weekday gasohne short Separa e p oposa s w II be age m Denver that forces ecei ved as fo ows sl<ltions to close after selhng Gene at Con ra cl Heel ng Vnt a ng & A r da1ly allotrnenUi skyrockets on Cond t on ng Con rae SUndays when only a handful 1 E ec C8 Contra ct The Owner: reserves the r gh of stations remain open Folly o ac cep any Do ro wa ve any gas stations were closed wlthm or a nfo mal es n b ds and or tore ec any or a b ds a h s a seven mile rad1us of Sties d scret on e dde s o des gnate on the meyers Texaco Sunday enve ope lha t s 1!1 Sel!l ed B d Ordered Ad Drive e of he p 01ec name and The American Automobile add ess of b dder and d v s on of work b d upon Assoctatlon (AAA) has called Draw ngs and spec f cat ons may be ob t a ned tram Denver s fuel s1tuahon the EESLEY LEE & VARGO worst m the nation Gov John ARCHITECTS 326 Font Vanderhoof last week ordered s ee Ma e ta Oh o 45750 upon rece p of a depos t of a crash out-of-sl<lte advertismg $50 00 wh ch w be efunded f eturned program downplaymg the the documents are vnma ked and n QOOd cond on problem m an effort to avood w h n en 0 days af er b d due da e Should no p oposa s $100 m1llion m lost toumm this be subm ted and he d aw ng s S\lllliiler not be returned f ve S days One Denver station manager before he b D due date he tu am oun Of he depos t w be has passed out ulentif1cation forte ted GET ATI'EIITIOI For Sale USED refrlgerato s up SJO 00 Frost 2 w th and Free -------free zers Phone 992 7494 8 261c 6 RIDING horses & colts C 0 Harr son Leading Creek Rood Rt 1 M ddleport 8 2 61p COMPLETE set of Rogers Drums & Cymbals Phone 992 3132 8 2 4tp ONLY a few sl ght y damaged I vlng room su tes left Save :a the regular pr ce Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Sf eel Pomel'oy Phone 992 7554 8 2 6tc 0 H P BOLEN tractor w th mower good cond t on $650 Harold Brewer Long Bottom 985 3554 7 29 tfc CANNING cucumbers Tomatoes cantalopes mangoes Cleland Rae ne and Gerald ne 7 31 ------ lfc 21 FT CABIN Cruser w th a tratler 1 0 h p motor nboard and outboard sleeps 4 has kitchen and to let V rg I Walker Rt 1 Rae ne 8 1 6tc -~--,-,--- 35 M LLIMETER Cannon camera portab e Zenith record payer both I ke new Call 992 5496 8 lfc c=-:~-:-:-=:-:-:-­ AT SHOWALTER S Wet Pet Chester Oh o Sliver Angels 39c 3 for a dollar 0 gal on setups $10 8 1 131c - -- - 0 x SO RITZ CRAFT Mob e Home 1965 $2 395 Phone 843 2158 8 1 6tc ----::-c=-c-----,-- 1970 HONDA 350 New balfery Call 992 and a r c eaners 3294 8 5 Jlp ~------ WALNUT stereo radoo 8 track tape combi nation AM FM rad o 4 way speaker sound system Balance $112 59 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 B56tc ----1969 DODGE Super Bee and a 1968 Camper Ira ler Phone 992 2322 856tc -----WHEAT forsal e Phone 992 7362 or 985 3930 8 S-3tp _:_~~----:-­ PORTABLE Zen th record p ayer I ke new Ca 992 5496 8 5 tfc ----LIKE new Maytag wr nger washer Will 1865 family H story and Geog aphy take b ds on old Bible and 1894 1893 Houston s Phone 992 7406 8 5 Jlc - - - -- - - BEAUTIFUL buckskin rodlng mare 54 n gentle perfectly broke Call 992 7661 8 5 3tc - -- - - - PINTOMarerldlng horse Good show prospect Phone 388 8202 8 5 2tp - - - -Boat --troller 18 FT BOO S~arsy and 90 h p Johnson motor Phone 992 3165 8 5 3tc 3 AKC reg stered white top poodles Phone 992 3165 B S-31c -----1972 TAG A LONG travel trailer 22 ft sleeps 4 self cqntalned excelleni con dit on Pr ce $2 000 Call 992 7407 8 6 5tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 10978 Estate of Oren Deceased C Wears Not ce s hereby given that Jo Ann Wears of Sa sbury Townsh p Rt 2 Pomeroy has been du y appo nted Executr x of the Estate of Oren C Wears deceased ate of S.!ll sbury Townsh p Me gs County Oh o Creditors are required to f le their c a ms w th sa d f due ary w th n fou rnonths lh s 25th doy of Ju y Dot~d 197J {7 31 a Mann ng D Webs er Judge 6 J Jtc All proposa s mus con an the name of every pe son n terested there n a st of proposed subcontractors and be accompan ed by b d secur ty n the fo m of a surety bond or ,. t f Prl ~<~• k n ~<~• -"'mnunl of 5 pc ot he to a Vi!l ue of he b a p us ne ora va ue of act d t ve a te nate wo k B d secur ty w be returned w th n en 10 days after contract for he wo k has been executed Fa I u e of any b dder to en er nto and execu e a con ra c t fo he work cove ed by fle p oposal he has subm tted sha cause tt)e b d secu ty to become forte ted by the b dder to the Owner as I qu da ed damages and no as a penalty because of such fa v eon he part of the b dder B ds may not be w thd awn less than 45 days after subm ttE'd Each b dder sha n the event he s the accep ed b dde furn sh both perform a nee and paymen separa e bonds n a form sat sfac ory to the Owner n he amoun of 00 percen of the cont act pr ce guaran tee ng he successfu com p et on of the work b d upon and payment of a ob gat ons ar sing theret om A comb ned performance Md fay men bond s not accep ab e to file with hiS b d a cert fed check for an amount equa l to f ve per cent of h s bid but n no event more than ten thousand dollars or a bond tor ten per cent of h 1 b d payable to the Director B dders must apply on the proper forms for qua f cat on at east ten days pr or to the date set for open ng bids n accordance w th Chi!lpter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code P ans and specifications are on f le n the Department of Transportal on and the off ce of fhe 0 str ct Deputy 0 rectorThe D rector reserves he r ght to re ect any and a b ds J PHILLIP R CHLEY D RECTOR The Daily Sent11el City Ed tor Pub shed da y except Saturday by The- Oh o Va ley Publ Sh ng Company 111 Cour St Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 992 215& Ed torra Phone 992 2157 Second class p.oslage pad at Pomeroy Oh o Nat ona adverl s ng repreun e ve lo ne lr, Gal agher tn c 12 East 42nd St New York c tv Ne~ vork er r 5 tts where eva lable 55 cents per week By Motor Route where carrier •erv ce nof ava lab • One montt'l S2 By mall n Ohio and W va Ont vear Sl6 s x months months 11 50 Th ee mon1hll !l 50 l!lsewhore 118 s ' month• $9 50 1hr.te on 'Ill• U Subscript on 1tlr rrce includn Sunday Times tntlntl 6 d1es m Flonda 1J 21c NORTH 0 6 ' A2 t A154 +AKQ2 WEST • 97 53 'Q J 106 EAST • 82 ' 6 75 3 +KQJ o t92 + 985 SOUTH County Probatt Cour1 To lht Executors or Ad m nlstra o s of the estatts to such of the fo tow ng as are res dents of he State of Oh o viz: - the surviv ng spouse the next of k n the benet c ar es under the will and to the at forney or attorne)is representing any of the aforement oned persons Lonn e S Lemaster Deceased Shade Oh o R o 1 Bedford Townsh p No 20956 Edith K e n Oeceued Middleport Oh o Sat sbury Township No 20972 You are he eby no !fled that the Inventor es and Ap pralsements of the estates of the aforement oned deceased tate of said County wue f ted n this Court Sad Inventor es and Appra umenu w II be for hearing before th s Court on the 15th dl\1 Of AUQUSt 1973 at 10 00 o c ock f\ M AI1Y person des r ng to e except ons hereto must f le them at leu f ve da~s pr or to th e date set for hear ng G ven unde my hand and sui of said Court th s 2nd dev of August 1973 Mann ng 0.1 Webster Judge ana ex-off co of sad Court By Ann 8 . WI_JJOn Depu~erk 13 2tc HOST DINNER Mr and Mrs Arnold Richards Moddleport en terl<lmed S11nday wtth a din ner Their guests were Mr and Mrs Edward Srmth Vaughan and Seglenda Columbus Mtss Paula Gomer an Ohoo Umversoy student there for the weekend Mrs Jo5<1ph F Keel and son Brett of Denver Colo Mr and Mrs James Phillips Sr Cathy and Uoyd Mr and Mrs James Phillips Jr Columbus the Rev and Mrs Heney Key David and Jenme Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Nathan Bunton Stacy Bunton Mrs Studym1er Cmcmnall and Mrs Ann Angel and son Kevm Middleport Brett Bunton returned to Cmcmnatl With the Nathan Bun ton fmmly !ot an extended v1slt Seglenda Srmth remamed m Middleport for a v1s1t woth her grandparents Mr and Mrs Richards S1x spades makes, N T loses +K 04 +A QJ 6 'K94 • 106 3 +J 03 Bo h v neri;l blc West North Eas I+ 2t Pass I+ Pas 2' 3+ INT 5N r 6+ South Pass Pass Pas 4+ 5t 6+ P01 s Pas By Os,.ald & James Jacobv Oswald 1 he recent death of Alphonse Sonnv Mov,e has taken awa1 anothe ol mv o d t me br dg e lr end s Sonnv slarled to work fo E Cui be tso short alter Elv founded Br dge l'i orld maga z ne and be c ~m c cd tor and pub I sher aile r II d ed I Oenver every summer until Cadllla~ s lttl n~ In his popehne c'll padty matches the droveway He doesn I drlw It any more lcurost demand Behind him Bill Speckman sat in hos yellow convertible and saod he d been forced to get gas on Sunday because he had EN1RIES INVITE 0 put off refueling during the Entries are now being week aeceped lor a Slo Pill h I usually don t try and buy Girls Softball Tournament gas on Sundays he said But to be held August IG-tll2 at 1 haven t had any trouble Ordnance Field under ge ttmg 11 durong the week spo118orshlp of the Southern I have a nel~hbor who has a States team The entry fee for pal' llclpallon In the double elimination event is •zo and a new ball for sanctioned teams or $28 and a new ball tor unsanclloned par tlclpants Representatives of teams wishing to enter are Invited to call Mike Fruth at 675!304 Meigs Property Transfers Voctor Perry Desste Perry to Wolbam R Edwards Sharon K Edwards S 50 Acres Columbia J B 0 Brien Roberta C 0 Bnen to Joseph M Fasano Parcels Olive Paul F Thomas Esther Thomas to Evelyn B Thomas 2 73 Acres Salisbury Sam N Arnold Ruth E Arnold to Lawrence Basham Parcel Scopto Sam N Arnold Ruth E Arnold to Lawrence Bastiam Parcels Sc1p1o Harry L Ebhn Barbara L Ebhn to Jack Rtggs Stanley Karen J Stanley 6 60 Acres Salisbury Robert N Clark Lola E Clark to Charles E Stout Parcels Columb1a.SC1p1o Betty M Hammons lc Hazel R Barton Parcels Olive Kenneth E Hysell to Gar field Sizemore Edna Sizemore Parcel Rutland Charles R Sprague Anna Sprague to Dwight J Sprague 30 Acres Salem Howard R Ervm Nancy Ervm to Howard R Ervm Nancy Ervm 143 09 Acres Sutton Elberfeld Realty Co to Dale C Warner Marybell Warner Lot Salisbury Pomeroy Marriage Llcell8e Danny Ray Proffitt 26 Talons lli and Pamela Sue Codner 19 Rt 2 Racine DIVORCE GRANTED Donald L Dalley has been granted a divorce from Kathy E Daoley m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court The defendants malden name of Kathy E Matson was restored TAKEN TO HOSPITAL RACINE - Teresa Hoosier was transported to Holzer Med1cal Center by the Racine E R squad followmg an automobile accident at 5 53 p m Saturday on SR 124 in Sutton Twp I 8 of a mole east of Racme The accident Is still under mvestigallon by the sheriff s dept Funeral services for Herbert E Stober! 92 Lakeland Fla a former res1dent of Syracuse wtll be held Wednesday at 10 TASK FORCE a m on Ewmg Chapel w1th COLUMBUS (UP!) -A 13bur1al to follow m Letart Falls member task force will meet Cemetery here Tuesday to make plans to He was a member of the study the horse racmg Industry Asbury Umted MethodiSt m Ohio The task force the Church of Syracuse first to delve mto the state s 4(1. Survivors mclude a son year-old sport wtll make Herbert W Stober! Tampa recommendations to the Oh10 Fla one step daughter Racmg Comnuss1on and the Lenora Campbell Euchd two legislature grandchildren and two-great grandchildren Fnends rna y •<:<:~;:::;~t:;:;,:::::::<::::::::::::::::::,~::::~v::::::>::::::::::,:,:,::,:,:,:::::::::::::::i:::<<=::::::::::~::::;;:::: ::::::*::<:~:;::K call any t me after Tuesday ~ mormng r, WIN AT BRIDGE NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The Stah of Ohio Me gs 18} 6 I Skylah's crew to press on +1 64 1 DEVOTED TO THE NJERESTOF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Euc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH SUbsc p on Oe ~• ed by carr 18 n mts to oc ~ ular t,IStomcrs ;ond wllluot sell to strangers l'ity stallor s arc out of lock-caps for gas tanks The lock-ca{l! have bee n bought by onotorosts fearful of havmg fuel siphoned away OLI mdustry offlcoals have blamed the shortage on an unexpected Increase in the state s population and lack of adequate popellnes to brmg gasolone onto Colorado They can t believe the gas shortage saod Shesmeyer asSistant station manager l had one person who had a bog car dnve back In the next week on a compact and say look at my new car Imports are sellmg like crazy because of their omleage We ve almost had fights here on Sundays especially when we tell them we re shuttmg down and that there s no more gas Our other busmess Is off We don t have time to sell tires because we re too busy sellmg gas Sees Long Shortage A few moles away Jack Charron watted 1n aline of cars to buy gas at a Conoco statlon at a busy Intersection m south Denver Charrm works for Conoco m Denver and predicts the shortage w1ll last at least two or three more years 'The oil comparues aren t holding out on gas he satd If the gas was available there wouldn t be a shortage The problem os p1pelme capac1ty There w11l be a shortage m Herbert Stobert HOUSTON (UP!) - W1th two slow cooling system leaks threaterung the long term li!e of Ameroca s space station the Skylab astronauts went ahead w1th plans to walk m space today They hope to 1nstall ftlm m four solar telescopes and ratse a new sunshade Owen K Garroott and Jack R Lousma also were asked to look around the outside of Skylab for the tell tale yellow brown slams of the leaking Robe Clark Chi!l rman mspect thm Me gs County antifreeze Comm ss oners cnppled Apollo ferry shop and Pomeroy Oh o check for sogns of damage from 7 23 30 (8) 6 13 4!C a weekend short Circuli Commander Alan L Bean NOTICE TO planned to momtor the walk CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO from mside the ships forward DEPARTMENT OF a1rlock module compartment TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh o The oft-delayed venture out July 27 1973 stde was expected to take about contract Sales Legal Copv No 73 108 2'h hours and run mto the af UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sea ed p oposals w II be ternoon received at the off ce of he Skylab s cooling system Director of he Oh o Depart problem latest m a senes of ment of Transpo tat on Co umbus Oh o unt I 10 00 troubles to plague the space A M Easte n Day ght Sav ng T me Tuesda y August 2 973 station smce launch 84 days for mprovements n ago mvolved both the mam P.ut 1 and secondary mazes of Me gs Coun ty Ohio on MEG 681 2 45 State Route 681 n plumbmg that runs from large sc pio Townsh p by grad ng d a nlng and resurfac ng w tt'! radiators on the outs1de skin of aspha t concrete Skylab to mternal coohng Pavement w dth - 20 feet P oject Leng h - 1 350 teet or eqwpment 256 m e Smce the astronauts noticed Work length - 1 400 feet or no leaks ms1de flight d1reclcr 265 m e The date set for com pl et on Donald Puddy said It was of th s wo k shall be as set forth believed the cooling flwd was n the b dd ng propose Each b dder sha be requ ed bemg lost overboard Rev 9 2 72 The name Old Glory to the Amer can flag was g1ven by Capt Wolloam Dnver on !831 The flag IS preserved on the Smothsoman Inshtutoon Washmgton DC Denver drivers grounded good brodge He had one pari ula r obsc'S on He bel eved th~ the 4 3 trump lt•as I kelv to be reallv worll "h le Oswald Let s te I them about a good recenl exam pi• from the ~ ort Worlh Reg una I ~ ¥ :;<' Helen Help Us. By Helen Bottel voo v JO 10 00 0 1\ ATI AN1 A 1UP)) - WI en Phil Nlekro controls II$ knuck leball I e B tough Wll en he doesn t the Atlanta Braves righthander IS in trouble Sunday In a O.ji v1ctory over the San Diego Padres Nlekro s knu ckler wa s the best It s been all year und res ulted io the first National League nohitler o! the season Atlanta s first-ever major league no hjtter and the Braves forst no hitler since Warren Spahn last turned that trick more than 12 years ago Yeah l knew that t1 e 34 year-old Nlekro said when DAY AUGUST I I Ill uor •• ~ I o • re t fl,. rl 10 6 B Fn tl q IQ 6 ,S n Re~od IJ IJou Ho '« V $ 6 30 ol u b , 1 odoy ' lllblo A swvrs I oncern & Com mo t 0 F th For lodny IJ 6 45 Cor t ub Report ll 6 Toko "" lor Lll il 1 oo Tod<ly J • CBS Nuws 8 10 Jel1 s Co I e 13 News 6 1 30 - Ron per Roo 6 Ro ky II. Bu l w nkle 3 B oo - Capt Ko go oo 8 0 New lou Rov uelJ Sesome Sl 33 T nw and Lusle 6 B JO- Jack LoLa nc3 NuwZoo Ro•ue 6 8 55 News IJ o M Gr ff n 8 AM 9 00 - Paul Dixon • Frle d 1 Ju cl (M I c"rt 6 Mlsler 3 Peylon Ploco ll PI I Do ohue 15 ar oons 6 00 9 J~obef~sT!31 The Tru th 3 Pey ton Plo • I Elec Co 33 Wild Wild Wesl 6 9 55 - Chuck Whll Ro porls 0 o 00 _ o • h Shore 3 os Jokers w ld B 10 Dick Von Dyke 13 L os Yogo & YoU 33 d 10 JO - Boffle 3 A s 1 0 000 Pyram d 8 10 Spill Secon 13 Zoom JJ Mike Douglos 6 11 oo - Go mb t 8 10 Password IJ Wlzo rd of Odds 3 A lS Tr ave ure 33 By FRED DOWN UPJ Sports Writer Phil Nlekro s performance In pitching the forst no-hitter m the AUanta Braves history SUnday was best summed up by slugger Nate Colbert of the San Diego Padres He Just threw knuckleballs and more knuckleballs sa1d Colbert And we dldn t hit him Nlekro who was a ~me winner In 1969 but has been a 500-fJoleher during most of his career knuckled h1s way to the National League s first nohitter of the season Sunday m a g.j] victory over the Padres The 34 year-old right-hander saod he was aware of the nohitter all the way knew that Warren SPflhn was the last Braves potcher to hurl a nohitter when the club was m Milwaukee m 1961 and that Darrell Evans and Paul Casanova kept remindmg him to throw nothmg but knucklers The St Louis Cardmals Human 0 mens on 33 6 JO - News3; 6 8 0 5 I Dream of Jeannie 13 L Ilos Yoga & You 33 7 00 Wha1 s My L ne 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Cock ; News 6 10 Unlamed Word 13 Truth or Conseq 3 Lee Trevino s Golf 15 L v ng 33 8 30- ToTe I The Truth 6 Price Is Right 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 Circus 4 RFD 20 Charles Blairs Belter Wo ld 15 Cancer Life or Oea1h 33 8 00- Tmperatures R s ng6 13 Maude8 10 Evening At Pops 33 Oh o Th s Week 20 Moves Lord Love A Duck 3 IS Deadlock 4 8 30 - Hawaii Five 0 8 10 Chang ng Mus c 20 Move Pur su t 6 3 Conqulsta 10 Green Eyes See Too Much Dear Helen I m gomg out of my mmd My husband never worked around women until he got this new job The first week a girl s car broke down and she asked hun for a nde home (at 10 p.rn 'l but she got another r1de Instead However 1t will probably happ~m agam l hear sh~ s on the make He Is hemg chased by another woman The other day she 881d l think I love you too bad you remarried and she kids around wtth him a lot He says he just Ignores this but I think he should tell her to drop o td and stop makmg plays for mamed men He won t put her m h'"" place so should l tell my husband s boss so he can warn these loose women • They shouldn t he allowed to entrap our men My husband calls me 'Green Eyes but I m - SCARED AND WORRIED THO STILL TRUSTFUL lnternat anal Performance 20 33 COOPERSTOWN NY (UPI) - Warren Spahn the h1gh kicking bon hearted Jefthander who never choked up on the mound figures he w11l today when he s mducted mto base ball s Hall of Fame Spahn f1fth b1ggest winner m major league annals w1th 363 v1ctoroes enters the Hall along with f1ve others two of whom Monte Irvm and George Kelly are still llvmg and three others Roberto Clemente M1ckey Welch and B11ly Evans who are dead l wouldn t be surpr1sed at all l{Jny eyes get a little damp and It becomes hard for me to talk satd the 52-year~ld Spahn who was a 21'game wmner 13 different times w1th the Boston Braves and Mll waukee Braves and now serves as pltchmg coach for the Cleveland Ind1ans I know you re supposed to have a speech ready for an occas1on bke this but I don t know what I m gonna say I m gonna talk from the heart I m gonna say what I feel at the moment I think I m gonna say I was proud to potch to Roberto Clemente I was proud to have played with Hank Aaron proud of the era I pitched in and proud of the heritage l come from-the hentage where you had to work hard and scrounge for a buck Holds Many Records Spahn holds so many records Vlrg nlan 8 Move Cr me Club 10 10 00 Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 Chan Ese Way 33 F rst Tuesday J 4 15 10 30 Artists In America 33 11 00 - News 3 4 8 3 IS 11 30 - JohnnyCarson3; 15 OlckCavett6 13 Moves Thank You All Ve y Much 8 Wolves oft he Deeo 10 2 OO-YourHeath4 M•nfromUNCLE4 News4 & THINGS Dea• Sand W 'Green eyes often distort true VIBIOn Look at the situation objectively and perhaps you II realize that If a man were tempted he woUldn t tell his wife about the temptresses You may also see a man who feels a bit set up by this new female attention and not above lraggmg especially since you react I Stay trustful smile a lot let your husband know that you re !I"OUd to have a man other women covet -and above all say nothmg to hts boss - H +++ t• Dear Or Your adoring man by my caluulatlon1 Ia over 70 which lu little late In lhe 11me for divorce and remarrillae Since you evtdenUy dldn1love him enoueh for 1111rr1a1e 30 )'earl ago It • doubtful you do now Why not takea chance on your laiJband ~reformation• - H BY PAUL CRABTREE ln general I can t stand speed-readers But sometunes I wish l were a speed-reader Confusmg 7 Well yes But 1t s really a sltuatton something l1ke this l doubt both the truthfulness and the accomplishments of persons tramed m speed-reading which has become somethmg of a fad They re the kind who show up on Monday morning claiming to have read the complete works of William Shakespeare over the weekend or glibly adviSe that they read The Brothers Karamazoff mstead of watching JohMy Carson the night be!ore I am skepttcal To begm wtth I doubt that they assimllate the author sreal message m such a Iigbtnmg fast scanning of the pages Some material amuttedly lends Itself to fast traveling by the speed-reader and saves them tune m ponderously labormg over every line But i1llt the best or books whether they are fiction or non.ficto~ And I m absolutely certam that they rmss the lyric beauty In much of what they read beaill!e good Wl'itlng can be beautifulthe best of 1t Sitting on a razor-lbm dividing Ilne between proae and sheer poetry These litet"ary speed-freaks also ml.u many nuances shadings of mood satirical references and even puns as they gallop from cover to cover at supersonic speeds Yet there are times wben I wl!h I could read much faster Like right now I m reading 'The Word Irving Wallace s monwnental novel wh1ch was a No I nat10118l best-oeller and on the charts most of the past year It sa good book predicated on a spectacular thesla Irving Wallace has SllWI an absorbinR story about the flndlnP of a new Gospel written by James the Just brolher o1 Jesus and its Imminent Inclusion as a part of a revolutionary New Testament alter lUi accuracy and authenticity ill proven The plot is first-rate pittlnfl the c~eervatlve religlonlats or the world (who see the new Oospel as a vehicle for revitalizing organized r.eltgion through the vall new material on the historical Jesus and His teachings) ver11111he radical refonners of Oorlstianity (who feel no need for further argwnents about Jesus Himself ChooslnR Instead to adapt Hill m,.,.ge Into an acUon program for today s unfriendly world) That 1 the story and e to!Hlotch one It Ia too But !here are scores of characters and subplots Involving aex violence miracles big business machinations and on 1nd on But mostly there a •n over-abundance of research materlal lrvlnR Wallace IIIII can t reslat showing off the enorrnoUII amount or peinJUIIdng back ground Information he aaaembled during tbe writing and thla data - added to the Innumerable lnterfltlces within the main plot - make it a long long book (Another Irving - Stone - made ille ICII~ mlltake and detracted from hla fine study of Dr Sigmund Freud In P~lona of the Mind ) Now I read at a rea110nably flit pllce In theaverqe book 1 cover just about one page per minute aetttna the meat olthe story without mlnl"ll the gingerbread either On weighty toplc1 or in book.t with extremely complex subject matter I slow down Conllderably or oourM Ditto for books set In very small type ConverMIY on very ll(lht rtt~dlni dealing with fllmJiy topiC!! •r~ll!hltorlllrdly told 1e~n •PNd up to about 100 pagea an hour But 1 Plfl• 1 mlnuw ~ 1UJt about my average opeed And that mean1 lhe time I m tli*ldlfW with 'Tht Word which Ia an average book will fltlure out to Jll(jtl J1i8n 11 hour• lllnce It ulrnott 700_..1on. Tha amount !ililmtt Undldl " more thin I care wdevol4 to liMo bfd but r lllalrMdywtU~to II and hope to llnl.lh It Built 1 tlmu llkt u..,. thlll mal!t llf)Mdreadlng alllJQII nke l dodn t hit hln said tJ c bccuuse of 1 "roo nJUI y and Alth ou~ l his no I otter S1111dav th os year compared to 18 and 17 I'~ lrQ8 !Irs! J~SCI)I UI dl l t rt'l u 1 t II c sUirtl rog was the f r~t of the yc"r It the the prevlo os two years and 21 Might Hell Father o t to ~ro w hi Juno when N t n I lA' ague tl ere have n h1s bog yea r on 69 But Sunday seemed to make Noekro dldn t wu t pc pie to M a na~~r Eddie Mathews decld been !our Alt em an IA'ague no U I k I e wus helng vver Cd t st.< rt u slo~ h m every I lttcrs- two by Nulan Hyan of Uf for earli er dosappolntment drumatlc but he said the no tllrd duy like the Clucugo the Cali!ornoa Angels and •• thos ll<!ason hiller came at the best t me In Who le Sox were ustn g their each by Steve Busby of Kansas Not even dartn g to look at my life !Jeca utlC he fo gured It knuckl eballer Wtlbur Wood C ty and Jom Bobby of Icxas Ue ~ or eboard Nlekr o retired the last seven batters without a rnoght give a hoost to his father Ntckro was worki g Sw1day the latter six days ago who os In seroous cond1tlon wi th three days rest for a N ekro • catcher Pa ul ball be ng hot out of the lnfoeld I dldn I think about that change but he dl~n t th nk that Casanova was more exc ted He struck out the last two durlhg the game smd Ntckro U at was a fac tor on the no about the no hitter than hos hatters on the e1ghth and the But when the gan;~ e was over hitter p1tcher appeared to be Casano fir st batter Dave Roberts m I thought about my lather m It was simply a matter of va d1dn t even want to talk the n nth the hospital and how that game my knuckleball being on about the fact that ho had an Next Colbert ducking away might lift his spirits from an Inside pitch aeclden mslde the park home run on the target llllld Nlekro It hasn t Nlekro now 11-5 sl<lrted th1s been better this season tally bounced out to f1rst and game season In the Braves bullpen th en Clarence Gaston bounced Man that was nothong Nlekro s best prev10us game was a one hitter he pitched compared to thos (the no out th1rd to first to end the It game and send N1ekro s team agamst Clncmnatl on 1969 the h tter) said Casanova year he posted a 23-13 season was the ftrst one I ever caught mates !londmg onto the playmg and led the Braves to the I dtdn t care about anythmg foeld It was the first most or NatiOnal League West title else Nlekro has not won more than Even woth the no-hotter them had talked to me since 16 games 1n any other season Niekro s earned run average early m the game Noekro said and hos l().year major league !his year IS 3 30 35 h1gher than w1th a grin Nobody wanted to drove m two runs w1th a homer record Including th1s year Is his career average and he s talk about what was hap 11-6 season record The Braves made the game a and a sacr1!1Ce !ly m the IOIHI9 had only s l~ complete games penmg Iaugher with a lour run nightcap lifting his record to sixth onmng outbu•st which I~ Ron Fatrly s two-run smgle built their lead to fl.() Casanova started It w1th an ms1de-the m the seventh Inning enabled park homer and the Braves the Expos to beat the Cubs added three more runs to seal before a crowd of 31 019 Steve Arlin s loth loss agamst largest ever to see a baseball sox wms Ralph Garr had three game on Montreal Mike stratght h1ts and scored three Marshall pitched the last two runs for the Braves before IMmgs to earn hill 21st save retiring after the fourth mmng and protect Moke Torrez siXth By United Press International Indumstooka41declslonfrom Louts atNewYorktwlce 3-2 victory Burt Hooton s record F1ve no-h1tters m one season the Molwaukee Brewers Oscar and 4 Pittsburgh stopped woth a pulled hamstrmg are enough to boggle any Gamble drove m three runs Philad lphla 4 1 Montreal for the Cubs dropped to 9 10 The no-h1tter was the f1fth of R1ch1e Zlsk had two doubles haseball fans mind but how woth a pa1r of homers to lead rupped hicago 3-2 Atlanta the season m the maJOrs the Diego 9.0 Clni!ln and a s1ngle and drove m two about three m a smgle day• It the Indians to a 6-6 first game rou other four havmg been p1tched nati rned back Houston 7 I by Amencan Leaguers Steve runs for the P1rates as Dock almost happened SUnday as trmmph Ellis p1cked up hiS lith wm and Ph1l Niekro of the Atlanta Blyleven settl~~~~e~,,...-'ll!f1! Los Angeles topped San Busby Nolan Ryan (2) and Dave GIUsti earned hts i4th Braves potched one and Bert )llllef~ter r ing the Francisco 4-3 Jun B1bby Blyleven of the Mmnesol batters h d m Mmnesota s Dock Green-who entered the save Wayne Twitchell sui The Cardmals who built the1r lead m the NL East to five fered hiS fourth loss agamst 10 Twms and Brent Strom of e 7 I wm over Kansas C1ty The .same m tbe SIXth Inning !or Cleveland lnd1ans came close loss snapped a seven-game delens1ve purposes--<~troked a games won the1r opener wtth Vlctoroes for the Philhes You would have to go back 75 Royals w1nnlng streak and grand slam homer In the eighth The Dodgers scored three the Mets on run-scoring sev enth-1nnmg smgles by Bake unearned runs as a result of years to 1898 to fmd the only combmed with Oakland s 1>-2 IMmg to Uft Oakland to victory McBride and Lou Bfock g~vmg two San Francisco errors as season m whtch two no-hitters wm over Callforrua sent the over California and Into first Alan Foster his mnth wm and they mamtamed the~r three were pitched m the maJor Royals Into second place ill the place m the AL West Carlos May drove In four taggmg 13-game wmner Tom game lead over the Reds m the leagues on the same day For AL s Western Divisoon per the record Ted Bre1tenstem of centage pomts behind the A s runs with a home run double Seaver w1th his sixth loss RICk NLWest Cinc1nnat1 pitched one on the Blyleven who leads Amero and sacrlflce fly to pace Wtse p1lched a five-hitter and mormng of Aprol 22 1898 and can League p1tchers on Chicago s f1rst game triwnph Jom Hughes of Baltimore shutouts w1th seven miSSed a In the nightcap Larry Bittduplicated the feat the same chance for a no-hotter m the ner cracked his ftrst homer of afternoon seventh Inning when Fred the year w1th a man aboard to Well 11 didn t happen m the Patek tnpled Tony Oliva cap the Texas VICtory Amerocan League on Sunday proVIded the hitting support August 5 1973 but Blyleven woth a solo homer whtle Steve Tommy Harper ripped a and Strom carroed their bids Busby who hurled the f~rst no- three-nm double In the seventh for no-h1t fame mlc the seventh hitter m the majors this IMmg as Boston beat Bal uuungs of their games Had season took the loss h1s nmth tlmore for 1ts fourth victory m they succeeded they would tn 20 deciSions 1ts last five decisions have potched the fifth and sixth In other American League By United Press lnternatoonal JIID Northrup went 4-(or-4 Amertcan league National League East nob1tters of the Amencan games Chicago edged Texas s- mcludmg two singles a trtple East wlptlgb League season 4after losing 7 3 Boston topped and home run and D1ck wlpctgb Ball more 58 48 547 Strom won h1s f1rst game Baltimore 7-4 and Detroit beat McAuliffe drove In four runs St Lou s 61 so 550 Detroit 59 50 541 12 Ch cago 56 55 505 5 New York 61 52 540 , smce April 9 wtth a sparkling New York U w1th two home runs to feature P ttsburgh 54 55 495 6 Boston 585 532112 four-hitter as the Cleveland Detroit s wm over New York In the National League St Mon1rea l 53 56 486 7 Mlwaukee 52574777, Phlladelph a 52 60 464 9 ' Cleveland 42 70 375 19 New York 48 60 444 11 ' West West wlpctgb wlpctgb Oakland 63 48 568 LosAnge es 69 42 622 KansasCity 64 49 566 C nc nnall 67 46 593 3 M nnesota 55 53 509 Sa n Francisco 61 -19 555 7 ~ Ch cago 55 56 495 Hous1on 57 57 500 13 ' Ca lfornla 51 57 472 Atlanta 52 64 448 19 ' Texas 41 68 376 San Diego 37 73 336 31 ' Saturday s Results Saturdays Results Kan C ty 6 M nn 4 Sf Lou s 4 New York J Texas 9 Chicago J C nc 7 Houston 6 1 nns N Y 3 Detroit 2 14 nn San Fran 3 L A 2 11 Inns M waukee 9 C eveland 4 Ph Ia 1 P lfsbrg 5 1st Ba t more 4 Bas ton 1 Plttsbrg 11 Phlla 4 2nd Oakland 3 Callforn a 2 San D ego 4 AI anta 3 lsi Sundays Results Atlanta 14 San 0 ego 3 2nd Ceve 6 Mllw S 1st Montreal 6 Ch cago 1 Ceve 4 M lw 1 2nd Sundays Results Detroit 8 New York 6 St Louis 3 New York 2 1st Chicago 7 Texas 3 lsi St Louis ; New York 2nd Chicago 5 Texas 4 2nd Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1 Mlnn 7 Kan C 1y 1 Montreal 3 Chicago 2 Boston 7 Bait 4 Atlanta 9 San 0 ego 0 Oak and 6 Ca If 2 C nc nnatl 7 Houston 1 Today s Probable Pitchers Los Ange es 4 San Fran 3 All Times EDT Today s Probable Pitchers Cleveland I Perry 10 15) at All Tomes EDT ~ Chicago (Stone 3 4) B 15 p m New York (Stottlemyre 12 9) at Ch cago (Bonham 4 2) a! Detroit IS1rahler 4 4) B 15 p m Montreal !Moore 5 10) 2 15 Boston (Moret 4 0) at Ba llmore pm (Hood 2 2) 8 15 p m Houston (Reuss 11 8) at C ncln (Only games scheduled] naif (Bi ll ngham 15 7) 8 p m Tuesday s Games St Louis (Cleveland 7 5) at Boston at Kan City n ght ~ew York IStone 7 3) 8 p m Bait at Mlnn 2 tw n ght Los Angeles (Downing a 6) at Cleve at Chicago night San Diego 1Kirby 7 11 l 10 30 Calif at M Iwaukee night pm Oakland at Detroit 2 1wl (Only games scheduled) Texas at New York 2 twl u lth ou~ l lr slstlo K I 011 oot trylnM to take anything uway fo un Nlekr< s no hitler felt Uoc forst err r was questton oble Rick Moo ales was safe on a dose play a! first In the third mnlng when shortstop Marty Perez threw high and wide to !irs! If we hall already had a hot at that point sald Zimmer I think that would have been culled n hot Nate Colbert was more charitable He just threw knuckleballs and more knuckleballs and we swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets 3-2 and 4 I the Montreal Expos shaded the Chicago Cubs 3-2 the P1tts burgh Pirates beat the Ph1la delphia Ph1Illes 4 I the Los Angeles Dodgers nipped the San Francisco G1ants 4-3 and the Cincmnall Reds topped the Houston Astros 7 I m other National League games American League scores were Cleveland over Milwaukee 6-5 and 4 1 Chicago over Texas 7,3 and 54 Detroit 8 New York 6 Mmnesota 7 Kansa~ C1ty 1 Boston 7 Baltimore 4 and Oakland 6 California 2 Noekro started the season m the bullpen because of arm trouble but became a starter when Manager Eddie Mathews and potchlng Coach Lew Bur delle suggested he could help the Braves by p1tchmg wtth short rest like Wilbur Wood of the Cliocago White Sox He s been the Braves most rehable starter smce then and has an Natlonill Lugue g ob r h Rose Cln 112 462 C dnl Ch lOA 371 Watson H 114 426 Cedeno Ho93 346 Unser Phll93 301 Gdson SF 92 347 Grubb SO 8A 29J B Rbnsn Ph I 77 285 Maddx SF 95 377 Mlthws SF 00 345 Carw Mn 01 Hor !on 01 72 May M I 108 Mrcr NY 112 DAn Ch 72 Davis Bal 89 0t s KC 108 Bla r Bal 01 Nrthrp Ot 73 Scott Mil lOS pet J4 88 m 142 325 138 318 79 316 Ill 308 A26 74 130 JOS J46 53 104 301 259 38 78 30 400 67 120 300 33 66 58 39 J60 34 Home Runs Natlon11 League Stor~ell PIt 32 Evans All 31 Bonds SF 30 Johnson All 29 Aaron All28 American League Jackson Oak 24 Mayberry KC 22 Hendr ck C ev and Otis KC 21 F sk Bos20 Runs Batted In National League Bench Cln 83 Evans All 80 Storgel PIt 79 Perez Cln 75 Bonds SF 73 American League Mayberry KC 87 Jackson Oak 85 Murcer NY 75 011~ KC 68 Oar n M nn 64 c§@,(}l@ff The fam1ly breadwmner Tak n~ care of a lamil) os a h g toh and a h g responsobll you Fathers alk o me about Slale ) Tha ' wh) s~ould F rm pe son o person IUe nsurance Modern up to da e S!a e Farm poliCies can help pro de for o r rellre men for the ch ldren! edu cal on for a month! check r aken out ot lhe picture and for alllhc o her lh nss ou d do f ~ou v.e e here Call me for more nrormatton S1ephen C Snowden 553 R:usset St (Gra~e M Hill) ddleooro Ohio PH m 7155 like A Good Nmghbo~ Stttt Fffm Is Slatflmlt ln1u •net Companr HOfttt 0 Ice Boomngon nos 992-7428 Jimmy Benson is about to learn a lesson in competitive distribution. Still Representing: State Automobile Mutual Insurance lessons evllry businessman has to leatn Lessons taught to him by the consumer Jimmy Is vulnerable to Ihe consumer the moment he decides to go ln1o bualneas Doea he have lhe right product? The right quality? The right price? The right locallon7 He II soon find out The consumer will tell him And he'd better listen II he wants to stay In business and become an aaaet to Ihe community That's what being In business Is all about- responding to the conaumer Meeting people's con stantly changing needs As Independent businessmen we believe In compellllve dlsttlbutlon The retail automobile business Is buill on It So Is every business advertised In this newspaper And bec1uae of compe lltlon you II never be forced to buy one brand at one price from one atore Competition gives you a choice The result Is grealer varle!y ballet qua lily better service And would you believe oven lowor prices? You call the shots YoL !he cons nor We wouldn 1 have It any other way Aller all were con sumers too Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. Auto • Owners Mutual Insurance Co. WE INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE Nat1onal Automobile Dealers Association o.... ..., ~ """ o~ • """,... .. • ~~e • ... .,. , on oc Oeolero who d sploy lh • oeo oubtcrlbe to the NADA Code of Buaineu Practices 0 1eln a series presen1ed by N A o A TheSe otlnel and the Trl Counly Automobile Dtaltrl Audc I pov ou re su ldenlv BOX 727 POMEROY, OHIO ' 307 106 263 437 434 250 DALE C. WARNER, AGENCY I 49 J90 65 I 33 '• •'• • 43 88 309 50 1 6 308 Two American Leaguers almost get no-hitters he can t remember them all He holds major league records !or most years leading the league m vlctor1es 8 complete games 9 and most consecutive years leadong m complete games 7 H1s 363 V!ctones represent the most ever ach1eved by a lefthander and his 13 years of wmmng 20 or more games also os a ma)or league record In addition he holds the National League record for years pitchmg m the league 21 seasons potchmg for one club 20 games pitched 750 games started 665 strikeouts 2 S83 and shutouts by a lefthander 63 Among those on hand to see Spahn bemg mducted wtll be his wife Lorene hos 24-year-old son Gregory and hos 78-year old father Edward whom he once played w1th on the same team m Buffalo N Y where he was born and grew up Welch Won 300 Games Irvm 54 and now a member of the baseball commissioner s staff and Clemente who would have been 39m two weeks both were co ntemporaroes of Spahn s Irvin starred m the Negro leagues belore helpmg the New York Goants wm two pennants and Clemente was kolled In an airplane disaster four months after becommg the lith player m major league history to collect 3 000 hits • pel 3.00 321 319 318 312 35 108 311 41 91 311 U 157 60 121 76 136 62 110 AB 9A Amerlc•n League a 1b o h • ' 1 h loo med of the Jb<JVc fac ts I " lmlt I wu• 1 o vous But I trwd h ord not to do n ny tlln~ dlllcrcnl In U c tlosong In nlngs At tuully as he later !ldmlt ted he did make one adjust mcnt ItS the no hiller progressed I mixed In fast balls and sliders w lh ony knuckl or the !1rst fl ~or six innings satd Nlekro But after that I stuck maonly wo1h my knuckl eball Praise From Colbert Five Padres reached base m Sunday'S game two on errors and three other~ on walks San D1ego Manager Don Z mmer Major Lngue Ltldtrl By United Pren InternationAl Loading Bailers Spahn may choke for first time 9 30 230 - no· 1tter Nothing butknuckleballs JO - Hollywood Squo es 3 4 IS Love of L fe 8 10 Brody Bunch 13 Bowllt10 ~ Fa sode Acl f,on 33 1 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I ul s World 10 2 00 - Jeooa dv 3 15 8gb Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Password 6 News 10 3 Sesan e St 33 2 30 - 3 w s J 15 Spill Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 2 55 News 3 15 1 oo - News 3 A 1My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 t s You r Bet B 0 scover Flying 3J 1 20 Fash on n Sewing 3 1 30 - JOn AMatch 3 • 15 The World Turns 8 0 Le1s Make a Oea 6 13 How do Your Ch ldren Grow 33 2 oo Days of our Lives 3 ; 5 Newlywed Game 4 13 Gu ding L ght B o Woman 33 2 30 Doctors 3 4 5 Edge ol N ght 8 0 Art sis n Amer ca 3J Glr n Mv Life 13 3 oo Another World 3 4 15 Gene al Hospltal6 13 Price Is Right B 10 Sesson 3J 3 JO - Relurn to Peylon Place 3 15 One Life 1o L ve6 13 Phil Donohue 4 Match Game 73 8 Secret Storm 10 T me for Timothy 33 4 00 - Mr CaloonJ Love AmercanSiye 3 Huck&Yog 6 Somerset 15 Secre1 Storm B Sesame 51 33 Movie Western Un on 0 ; 30 - Pet1 coat Junct on 3 My L tt e Marg e 15 Merv Griffin 4 FTrnnoA Abbot1&Costello8 Daktar 13 5 00 - Mr Rogers 1Q ll 6onanza 3 Hazel 8 B g Valley 6 Western Star Theatre 15 Mr Rogers 20 33 5 30 - Beverly Hlllbll es B Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 5 5 55- Ear N ght ngale 15 6 00 News 3 4 B 10 13 5 Truth or Con sec 6 Sesame St 20 9 00 - • Ie ro I\ 11 Ill< DJllly Sentlnt>l Muldl<IJOt l 1 mneroy ~~ Au~ 6 1U7 I • KOO •• Dear Helen We are always Invited to my brothers and sisters anniversaries the graduation parlles for their children etc We always give nice gifts and afterwards the young people write thank you notes but thill is what bothers me At parties and picnics these kids can walk right past us and never say Ill I The only times they talk to us are when they need something J m I wa s North a nd Why do young people so often igJ)ore the elders In the group • opened on e c uh " 11 n v 20 AUNT AND UNCLE po nts M nda Br c an n partner e p n led ne pa I and l b d I• d am nds vln h Dear Aunt and Uncle Tell me do you always walt for the kids to say HI first? as f or e ng n Qur s ste She tem por ed 1 th t 1 he 1rt Young people don t Ignore elders who prove they d like to talk by and eventua I I po he showing Interest Try It I - H spades +++ Os11ald Most p or vh Dear Helen rea ched a s an plalcd 11 n no I divorced my first husband 30 years ago After that l met a tru np and cou d onlv coli eel man who worshipped me and begged me to marry him But he treks Pia ng n spa les \1 da 11 as able l mak e u 12 h was 20 years older than me and l !ell for a fellow my own age tro r k bv rull ~a ea 1 t1 (22) one ol vo r t u n1 T add 10 We married and life has been hell ever llince He has treated the record th< top cooc on t1 < me so mean I long since stopped loving him hand won the pen p(J r" I l r \ Ou Recently I chanced to meet the &e<.'Oild man and he pracand M nda tically kneeled at my feet He says be 1 never stopped loving me though he s married (to a wift Who will have nothing to do with him J He IBYI it was fate lhat brought us logether again l m openly seelnfl him - and my lllllband hal beCome a different per11011 He talu!saO lhe blame for our bad marrla8e and he can t s Ulh bear to loae me Says he doelll t blame me for wanting out or for I+ seeing this other man Pass P11~ • l don t know what to do Should l divorce' and marry the man Pass 2' Pns Yo Souoh hod who has adored me for 30 years or stAy with a husband 1 don t +Q 8 6 4 2 ' ! t A o +A K f H 1 love? - OR WHAT? 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Cllg ,. u ,. �PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know DENVER ( UPI ) - Oouck St1es u eyer looke l at th e three rows of au ton oboles lined up for gasohne a! his Te•aco oorv1ce sl<ltoon Sunday a 1d said the e1ght !uel pwnps would be dry within the hour Across the c1ty other pumps were already dry or were nut opened at ull NOTICE 1 U 810DER5 Sea ed p o p o~a s fo r he When we opened seven ur sh ng o a m a e a s an d months ago we had to hustle pe rfor m ng a l-4bor for he eec on of busmess sa1d Stiesmeyer ADO IS IONS & W e offered free car washes "' .-\OOEL t.fG MEIGS COUNTY and we vacuumed out cars COURTHOUSE Now we have to turn bustness POMEROY OHIO away especoally on Sundays w be ece ved by he County The lines are nothing like Comm ss on er s of M e gs Co un t y Pomero y Oh o 45769 they II be pretty soon when we on o before 2 00 P M have to close dowlt and the preva ng 1 me Aug 1 913 B ds w be open ed pub c v n people start commg home from he Co ur room on he second church They really get mad oor of he Court hou se m m ed a el y her ~ afler Proposals when we put up the no gas ma y be de ve ed o ma ed f Sign rn a ed send v a r eg stered ma n t me fo b d open ng The weekday gasohne short Separa e p oposa s w II be age m Denver that forces ecei ved as fo ows sl<ltions to close after selhng Gene at Con ra cl Heel ng Vnt a ng & A r da1ly allotrnenUi skyrockets on Cond t on ng Con rae SUndays when only a handful 1 E ec C8 Contra ct The Owner: reserves the r gh of stations remain open Folly o ac cep any Do ro wa ve any gas stations were closed wlthm or a nfo mal es n b ds and or tore ec any or a b ds a h s a seven mile rad1us of Sties d scret on e dde s o des gnate on the meyers Texaco Sunday enve ope lha t s 1!1 Sel!l ed B d Ordered Ad Drive e of he p 01ec name and The American Automobile add ess of b dder and d v s on of work b d upon Assoctatlon (AAA) has called Draw ngs and spec f cat ons may be ob t a ned tram Denver s fuel s1tuahon the EESLEY LEE & VARGO worst m the nation Gov John ARCHITECTS 326 Font Vanderhoof last week ordered s ee Ma e ta Oh o 45750 upon rece p of a depos t of a crash out-of-sl<lte advertismg $50 00 wh ch w be efunded f eturned program downplaymg the the documents are vnma ked and n QOOd cond on problem m an effort to avood w h n en 0 days af er b d due da e Should no p oposa s $100 m1llion m lost toumm this be subm ted and he d aw ng s S\lllliiler not be returned f ve S days One Denver station manager before he b D due date he tu am oun Of he depos t w be has passed out ulentif1cation forte ted GET ATI'EIITIOI For Sale USED refrlgerato s up SJO 00 Frost 2 w th and Free -------free zers Phone 992 7494 8 261c 6 RIDING horses & colts C 0 Harr son Leading Creek Rood Rt 1 M ddleport 8 2 61p COMPLETE set of Rogers Drums & Cymbals Phone 992 3132 8 2 4tp ONLY a few sl ght y damaged I vlng room su tes left Save :a the regular pr ce Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Sf eel Pomel'oy Phone 992 7554 8 2 6tc 0 H P BOLEN tractor w th mower good cond t on $650 Harold Brewer Long Bottom 985 3554 7 29 tfc CANNING cucumbers Tomatoes cantalopes mangoes Cleland Rae ne and Gerald ne 7 31 ------ lfc 21 FT CABIN Cruser w th a tratler 1 0 h p motor nboard and outboard sleeps 4 has kitchen and to let V rg I Walker Rt 1 Rae ne 8 1 6tc -~--,-,--- 35 M LLIMETER Cannon camera portab e Zenith record payer both I ke new Call 992 5496 8 lfc c=-:~-:-:-=:-:-:-­ AT SHOWALTER S Wet Pet Chester Oh o Sliver Angels 39c 3 for a dollar 0 gal on setups $10 8 1 131c - -- - 0 x SO RITZ CRAFT Mob e Home 1965 $2 395 Phone 843 2158 8 1 6tc ----::-c=-c-----,-- 1970 HONDA 350 New balfery Call 992 and a r c eaners 3294 8 5 Jlp ~------ WALNUT stereo radoo 8 track tape combi nation AM FM rad o 4 way speaker sound system Balance $112 59 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 B56tc ----1969 DODGE Super Bee and a 1968 Camper Ira ler Phone 992 2322 856tc -----WHEAT forsal e Phone 992 7362 or 985 3930 8 S-3tp _:_~~----:-­ PORTABLE Zen th record p ayer I ke new Ca 992 5496 8 5 tfc ----LIKE new Maytag wr nger washer Will 1865 family H story and Geog aphy take b ds on old Bible and 1894 1893 Houston s Phone 992 7406 8 5 Jlc - - - -- - - BEAUTIFUL buckskin rodlng mare 54 n gentle perfectly broke Call 992 7661 8 5 3tc - -- - - - PINTOMarerldlng horse Good show prospect Phone 388 8202 8 5 2tp - - - -Boat --troller 18 FT BOO S~arsy and 90 h p Johnson motor Phone 992 3165 8 5 3tc 3 AKC reg stered white top poodles Phone 992 3165 B S-31c -----1972 TAG A LONG travel trailer 22 ft sleeps 4 self cqntalned excelleni con dit on Pr ce $2 000 Call 992 7407 8 6 5tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 10978 Estate of Oren Deceased C Wears Not ce s hereby given that Jo Ann Wears of Sa sbury Townsh p Rt 2 Pomeroy has been du y appo nted Executr x of the Estate of Oren C Wears deceased ate of S.!ll sbury Townsh p Me gs County Oh o Creditors are required to f le their c a ms w th sa d f due ary w th n fou rnonths lh s 25th doy of Ju y Dot~d 197J {7 31 a Mann ng D Webs er Judge 6 J Jtc All proposa s mus con an the name of every pe son n terested there n a st of proposed subcontractors and be accompan ed by b d secur ty n the fo m of a surety bond or ,. t f Prl ~<~• k n ~<~• -"'mnunl of 5 pc ot he to a Vi!l ue of he b a p us ne ora va ue of act d t ve a te nate wo k B d secur ty w be returned w th n en 10 days after contract for he wo k has been executed Fa I u e of any b dder to en er nto and execu e a con ra c t fo he work cove ed by fle p oposal he has subm tted sha cause tt)e b d secu ty to become forte ted by the b dder to the Owner as I qu da ed damages and no as a penalty because of such fa v eon he part of the b dder B ds may not be w thd awn less than 45 days after subm ttE'd Each b dder sha n the event he s the accep ed b dde furn sh both perform a nee and paymen separa e bonds n a form sat sfac ory to the Owner n he amoun of 00 percen of the cont act pr ce guaran tee ng he successfu com p et on of the work b d upon and payment of a ob gat ons ar sing theret om A comb ned performance Md fay men bond s not accep ab e to file with hiS b d a cert fed check for an amount equa l to f ve per cent of h s bid but n no event more than ten thousand dollars or a bond tor ten per cent of h 1 b d payable to the Director B dders must apply on the proper forms for qua f cat on at east ten days pr or to the date set for open ng bids n accordance w th Chi!lpter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code P ans and specifications are on f le n the Department of Transportal on and the off ce of fhe 0 str ct Deputy 0 rectorThe D rector reserves he r ght to re ect any and a b ds J PHILLIP R CHLEY D RECTOR The Daily Sent11el City Ed tor Pub shed da y except Saturday by The- Oh o Va ley Publ Sh ng Company 111 Cour St Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 992 215& Ed torra Phone 992 2157 Second class p.oslage pad at Pomeroy Oh o Nat ona adverl s ng repreun e ve lo ne lr, Gal agher tn c 12 East 42nd St New York c tv Ne~ vork er r 5 tts where eva lable 55 cents per week By Motor Route where carrier •erv ce nof ava lab • One montt'l S2 By mall n Ohio and W va Ont vear Sl6 s x months months 11 50 Th ee mon1hll !l 50 l!lsewhore 118 s ' month• $9 50 1hr.te on 'Ill• U Subscript on 1tlr rrce includn Sunday Times tntlntl 6 d1es m Flonda 1J 21c NORTH 0 6 ' A2 t A154 +AKQ2 WEST • 97 53 'Q J 106 EAST • 82 ' 6 75 3 +KQJ o t92 + 985 SOUTH County Probatt Cour1 To lht Executors or Ad m nlstra o s of the estatts to such of the fo tow ng as are res dents of he State of Oh o viz: - the surviv ng spouse the next of k n the benet c ar es under the will and to the at forney or attorne)is representing any of the aforement oned persons Lonn e S Lemaster Deceased Shade Oh o R o 1 Bedford Townsh p No 20956 Edith K e n Oeceued Middleport Oh o Sat sbury Township No 20972 You are he eby no !fled that the Inventor es and Ap pralsements of the estates of the aforement oned deceased tate of said County wue f ted n this Court Sad Inventor es and Appra umenu w II be for hearing before th s Court on the 15th dl\1 Of AUQUSt 1973 at 10 00 o c ock f\ M AI1Y person des r ng to e except ons hereto must f le them at leu f ve da~s pr or to th e date set for hear ng G ven unde my hand and sui of said Court th s 2nd dev of August 1973 Mann ng 0.1 Webster Judge ana ex-off co of sad Court By Ann 8 . WI_JJOn Depu~erk 13 2tc HOST DINNER Mr and Mrs Arnold Richards Moddleport en terl<lmed S11nday wtth a din ner Their guests were Mr and Mrs Edward Srmth Vaughan and Seglenda Columbus Mtss Paula Gomer an Ohoo Umversoy student there for the weekend Mrs Jo5<1ph F Keel and son Brett of Denver Colo Mr and Mrs James Phillips Sr Cathy and Uoyd Mr and Mrs James Phillips Jr Columbus the Rev and Mrs Heney Key David and Jenme Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Nathan Bunton Stacy Bunton Mrs Studym1er Cmcmnall and Mrs Ann Angel and son Kevm Middleport Brett Bunton returned to Cmcmnatl With the Nathan Bun ton fmmly !ot an extended v1slt Seglenda Srmth remamed m Middleport for a v1s1t woth her grandparents Mr and Mrs Richards S1x spades makes, N T loses +K 04 +A QJ 6 'K94 • 106 3 +J 03 Bo h v neri;l blc West North Eas I+ 2t Pass I+ Pas 2' 3+ INT 5N r 6+ South Pass Pass Pas 4+ 5t 6+ P01 s Pas By Os,.ald & James Jacobv Oswald 1 he recent death of Alphonse Sonnv Mov,e has taken awa1 anothe ol mv o d t me br dg e lr end s Sonnv slarled to work fo E Cui be tso short alter Elv founded Br dge l'i orld maga z ne and be c ~m c cd tor and pub I sher aile r II d ed I Oenver every summer until Cadllla~ s lttl n~ In his popehne c'll padty matches the droveway He doesn I drlw It any more lcurost demand Behind him Bill Speckman sat in hos yellow convertible and saod he d been forced to get gas on Sunday because he had EN1RIES INVITE 0 put off refueling during the Entries are now being week aeceped lor a Slo Pill h I usually don t try and buy Girls Softball Tournament gas on Sundays he said But to be held August IG-tll2 at 1 haven t had any trouble Ordnance Field under ge ttmg 11 durong the week spo118orshlp of the Southern I have a nel~hbor who has a States team The entry fee for pal' llclpallon In the double elimination event is •zo and a new ball for sanctioned teams or $28 and a new ball tor unsanclloned par tlclpants Representatives of teams wishing to enter are Invited to call Mike Fruth at 675!304 Meigs Property Transfers Voctor Perry Desste Perry to Wolbam R Edwards Sharon K Edwards S 50 Acres Columbia J B 0 Brien Roberta C 0 Bnen to Joseph M Fasano Parcels Olive Paul F Thomas Esther Thomas to Evelyn B Thomas 2 73 Acres Salisbury Sam N Arnold Ruth E Arnold to Lawrence Basham Parcel Scopto Sam N Arnold Ruth E Arnold to Lawrence Bastiam Parcels Sc1p1o Harry L Ebhn Barbara L Ebhn to Jack Rtggs Stanley Karen J Stanley 6 60 Acres Salisbury Robert N Clark Lola E Clark to Charles E Stout Parcels Columb1a.SC1p1o Betty M Hammons lc Hazel R Barton Parcels Olive Kenneth E Hysell to Gar field Sizemore Edna Sizemore Parcel Rutland Charles R Sprague Anna Sprague to Dwight J Sprague 30 Acres Salem Howard R Ervm Nancy Ervm to Howard R Ervm Nancy Ervm 143 09 Acres Sutton Elberfeld Realty Co to Dale C Warner Marybell Warner Lot Salisbury Pomeroy Marriage Llcell8e Danny Ray Proffitt 26 Talons lli and Pamela Sue Codner 19 Rt 2 Racine DIVORCE GRANTED Donald L Dalley has been granted a divorce from Kathy E Daoley m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court The defendants malden name of Kathy E Matson was restored TAKEN TO HOSPITAL RACINE - Teresa Hoosier was transported to Holzer Med1cal Center by the Racine E R squad followmg an automobile accident at 5 53 p m Saturday on SR 124 in Sutton Twp I 8 of a mole east of Racme The accident Is still under mvestigallon by the sheriff s dept Funeral services for Herbert E Stober! 92 Lakeland Fla a former res1dent of Syracuse wtll be held Wednesday at 10 TASK FORCE a m on Ewmg Chapel w1th COLUMBUS (UP!) -A 13bur1al to follow m Letart Falls member task force will meet Cemetery here Tuesday to make plans to He was a member of the study the horse racmg Industry Asbury Umted MethodiSt m Ohio The task force the Church of Syracuse first to delve mto the state s 4(1. Survivors mclude a son year-old sport wtll make Herbert W Stober! Tampa recommendations to the Oh10 Fla one step daughter Racmg Comnuss1on and the Lenora Campbell Euchd two legislature grandchildren and two-great grandchildren Fnends rna y •<:<:~;:::;~t:;:;,:::::::<::::::::::::::::::,~::::~v::::::>::::::::::,:,:,::,:,:,:::::::::::::::i:::<<=::::::::::~::::;;:::: ::::::*::<:~:;::K call any t me after Tuesday ~ mormng r, WIN AT BRIDGE NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The Stah of Ohio Me gs 18} 6 I Skylah's crew to press on +1 64 1 DEVOTED TO THE NJERESTOF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Euc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH SUbsc p on Oe ~• ed by carr 18 n mts to oc ~ ular t,IStomcrs ;ond wllluot sell to strangers l'ity stallor s arc out of lock-caps for gas tanks The lock-ca{l! have bee n bought by onotorosts fearful of havmg fuel siphoned away OLI mdustry offlcoals have blamed the shortage on an unexpected Increase in the state s population and lack of adequate popellnes to brmg gasolone onto Colorado They can t believe the gas shortage saod Shesmeyer asSistant station manager l had one person who had a bog car dnve back In the next week on a compact and say look at my new car Imports are sellmg like crazy because of their omleage We ve almost had fights here on Sundays especially when we tell them we re shuttmg down and that there s no more gas Our other busmess Is off We don t have time to sell tires because we re too busy sellmg gas Sees Long Shortage A few moles away Jack Charron watted 1n aline of cars to buy gas at a Conoco statlon at a busy Intersection m south Denver Charrm works for Conoco m Denver and predicts the shortage w1ll last at least two or three more years 'The oil comparues aren t holding out on gas he satd If the gas was available there wouldn t be a shortage The problem os p1pelme capac1ty There w11l be a shortage m Herbert Stobert HOUSTON (UP!) - W1th two slow cooling system leaks threaterung the long term li!e of Ameroca s space station the Skylab astronauts went ahead w1th plans to walk m space today They hope to 1nstall ftlm m four solar telescopes and ratse a new sunshade Owen K Garroott and Jack R Lousma also were asked to look around the outside of Skylab for the tell tale yellow brown slams of the leaking Robe Clark Chi!l rman mspect thm Me gs County antifreeze Comm ss oners cnppled Apollo ferry shop and Pomeroy Oh o check for sogns of damage from 7 23 30 (8) 6 13 4!C a weekend short Circuli Commander Alan L Bean NOTICE TO planned to momtor the walk CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO from mside the ships forward DEPARTMENT OF a1rlock module compartment TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh o The oft-delayed venture out July 27 1973 stde was expected to take about contract Sales Legal Copv No 73 108 2'h hours and run mto the af UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sea ed p oposals w II be ternoon received at the off ce of he Skylab s cooling system Director of he Oh o Depart problem latest m a senes of ment of Transpo tat on Co umbus Oh o unt I 10 00 troubles to plague the space A M Easte n Day ght Sav ng T me Tuesda y August 2 973 station smce launch 84 days for mprovements n ago mvolved both the mam P.ut 1 and secondary mazes of Me gs Coun ty Ohio on MEG 681 2 45 State Route 681 n plumbmg that runs from large sc pio Townsh p by grad ng d a nlng and resurfac ng w tt'! radiators on the outs1de skin of aspha t concrete Skylab to mternal coohng Pavement w dth - 20 feet P oject Leng h - 1 350 teet or eqwpment 256 m e Smce the astronauts noticed Work length - 1 400 feet or no leaks ms1de flight d1reclcr 265 m e The date set for com pl et on Donald Puddy said It was of th s wo k shall be as set forth believed the cooling flwd was n the b dd ng propose Each b dder sha be requ ed bemg lost overboard Rev 9 2 72 The name Old Glory to the Amer can flag was g1ven by Capt Wolloam Dnver on !831 The flag IS preserved on the Smothsoman Inshtutoon Washmgton DC Denver drivers grounded good brodge He had one pari ula r obsc'S on He bel eved th~ the 4 3 trump lt•as I kelv to be reallv worll "h le Oswald Let s te I them about a good recenl exam pi• from the ~ ort Worlh Reg una I ~ ¥ :;<' Helen Help Us. By Helen Bottel voo v JO 10 00 0 1\ ATI AN1 A 1UP)) - WI en Phil Nlekro controls II$ knuck leball I e B tough Wll en he doesn t the Atlanta Braves righthander IS in trouble Sunday In a O.ji v1ctory over the San Diego Padres Nlekro s knu ckler wa s the best It s been all year und res ulted io the first National League nohitler o! the season Atlanta s first-ever major league no hjtter and the Braves forst no hitler since Warren Spahn last turned that trick more than 12 years ago Yeah l knew that t1 e 34 year-old Nlekro said when DAY AUGUST I I Ill uor •• ~ I o • re t fl,. rl 10 6 B Fn tl q IQ 6 ,S n Re~od IJ IJou Ho '« V $ 6 30 ol u b , 1 odoy ' lllblo A swvrs I oncern & Com mo t 0 F th For lodny IJ 6 45 Cor t ub Report ll 6 Toko "" lor Lll il 1 oo Tod<ly J • CBS Nuws 8 10 Jel1 s Co I e 13 News 6 1 30 - Ron per Roo 6 Ro ky II. Bu l w nkle 3 B oo - Capt Ko go oo 8 0 New lou Rov uelJ Sesome Sl 33 T nw and Lusle 6 B JO- Jack LoLa nc3 NuwZoo Ro•ue 6 8 55 News IJ o M Gr ff n 8 AM 9 00 - Paul Dixon • Frle d 1 Ju cl (M I c"rt 6 Mlsler 3 Peylon Ploco ll PI I Do ohue 15 ar oons 6 00 9 J~obef~sT!31 The Tru th 3 Pey ton Plo • I Elec Co 33 Wild Wild Wesl 6 9 55 - Chuck Whll Ro porls 0 o 00 _ o • h Shore 3 os Jokers w ld B 10 Dick Von Dyke 13 L os Yogo & YoU 33 d 10 JO - Boffle 3 A s 1 0 000 Pyram d 8 10 Spill Secon 13 Zoom JJ Mike Douglos 6 11 oo - Go mb t 8 10 Password IJ Wlzo rd of Odds 3 A lS Tr ave ure 33 By FRED DOWN UPJ Sports Writer Phil Nlekro s performance In pitching the forst no-hitter m the AUanta Braves history SUnday was best summed up by slugger Nate Colbert of the San Diego Padres He Just threw knuckleballs and more knuckleballs sa1d Colbert And we dldn t hit him Nlekro who was a ~me winner In 1969 but has been a 500-fJoleher during most of his career knuckled h1s way to the National League s first nohitter of the season Sunday m a g.j] victory over the Padres The 34 year-old right-hander saod he was aware of the nohitter all the way knew that Warren SPflhn was the last Braves potcher to hurl a nohitter when the club was m Milwaukee m 1961 and that Darrell Evans and Paul Casanova kept remindmg him to throw nothmg but knucklers The St Louis Cardmals Human 0 mens on 33 6 JO - News3; 6 8 0 5 I Dream of Jeannie 13 L Ilos Yoga & You 33 7 00 Wha1 s My L ne 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Cock ; News 6 10 Unlamed Word 13 Truth or Conseq 3 Lee Trevino s Golf 15 L v ng 33 8 30- ToTe I The Truth 6 Price Is Right 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 Circus 4 RFD 20 Charles Blairs Belter Wo ld 15 Cancer Life or Oea1h 33 8 00- Tmperatures R s ng6 13 Maude8 10 Evening At Pops 33 Oh o Th s Week 20 Moves Lord Love A Duck 3 IS Deadlock 4 8 30 - Hawaii Five 0 8 10 Chang ng Mus c 20 Move Pur su t 6 3 Conqulsta 10 Green Eyes See Too Much Dear Helen I m gomg out of my mmd My husband never worked around women until he got this new job The first week a girl s car broke down and she asked hun for a nde home (at 10 p.rn 'l but she got another r1de Instead However 1t will probably happ~m agam l hear sh~ s on the make He Is hemg chased by another woman The other day she 881d l think I love you too bad you remarried and she kids around wtth him a lot He says he just Ignores this but I think he should tell her to drop o td and stop makmg plays for mamed men He won t put her m h'"" place so should l tell my husband s boss so he can warn these loose women • They shouldn t he allowed to entrap our men My husband calls me 'Green Eyes but I m - SCARED AND WORRIED THO STILL TRUSTFUL lnternat anal Performance 20 33 COOPERSTOWN NY (UPI) - Warren Spahn the h1gh kicking bon hearted Jefthander who never choked up on the mound figures he w11l today when he s mducted mto base ball s Hall of Fame Spahn f1fth b1ggest winner m major league annals w1th 363 v1ctoroes enters the Hall along with f1ve others two of whom Monte Irvm and George Kelly are still llvmg and three others Roberto Clemente M1ckey Welch and B11ly Evans who are dead l wouldn t be surpr1sed at all l{Jny eyes get a little damp and It becomes hard for me to talk satd the 52-year~ld Spahn who was a 21'game wmner 13 different times w1th the Boston Braves and Mll waukee Braves and now serves as pltchmg coach for the Cleveland Ind1ans I know you re supposed to have a speech ready for an occas1on bke this but I don t know what I m gonna say I m gonna talk from the heart I m gonna say what I feel at the moment I think I m gonna say I was proud to potch to Roberto Clemente I was proud to have played with Hank Aaron proud of the era I pitched in and proud of the heritage l come from-the hentage where you had to work hard and scrounge for a buck Holds Many Records Spahn holds so many records Vlrg nlan 8 Move Cr me Club 10 10 00 Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 Chan Ese Way 33 F rst Tuesday J 4 15 10 30 Artists In America 33 11 00 - News 3 4 8 3 IS 11 30 - JohnnyCarson3; 15 OlckCavett6 13 Moves Thank You All Ve y Much 8 Wolves oft he Deeo 10 2 OO-YourHeath4 M•nfromUNCLE4 News4 & THINGS Dea• Sand W 'Green eyes often distort true VIBIOn Look at the situation objectively and perhaps you II realize that If a man were tempted he woUldn t tell his wife about the temptresses You may also see a man who feels a bit set up by this new female attention and not above lraggmg especially since you react I Stay trustful smile a lot let your husband know that you re !I"OUd to have a man other women covet -and above all say nothmg to hts boss - H +++ t• Dear Or Your adoring man by my caluulatlon1 Ia over 70 which lu little late In lhe 11me for divorce and remarrillae Since you evtdenUy dldn1love him enoueh for 1111rr1a1e 30 )'earl ago It • doubtful you do now Why not takea chance on your laiJband ~reformation• - H BY PAUL CRABTREE ln general I can t stand speed-readers But sometunes I wish l were a speed-reader Confusmg 7 Well yes But 1t s really a sltuatton something l1ke this l doubt both the truthfulness and the accomplishments of persons tramed m speed-reading which has become somethmg of a fad They re the kind who show up on Monday morning claiming to have read the complete works of William Shakespeare over the weekend or glibly adviSe that they read The Brothers Karamazoff mstead of watching JohMy Carson the night be!ore I am skepttcal To begm wtth I doubt that they assimllate the author sreal message m such a Iigbtnmg fast scanning of the pages Some material amuttedly lends Itself to fast traveling by the speed-reader and saves them tune m ponderously labormg over every line But i1llt the best or books whether they are fiction or non.ficto~ And I m absolutely certam that they rmss the lyric beauty In much of what they read beaill!e good Wl'itlng can be beautifulthe best of 1t Sitting on a razor-lbm dividing Ilne between proae and sheer poetry These litet"ary speed-freaks also ml.u many nuances shadings of mood satirical references and even puns as they gallop from cover to cover at supersonic speeds Yet there are times wben I wl!h I could read much faster Like right now I m reading 'The Word Irving Wallace s monwnental novel wh1ch was a No I nat10118l best-oeller and on the charts most of the past year It sa good book predicated on a spectacular thesla Irving Wallace has SllWI an absorbinR story about the flndlnP of a new Gospel written by James the Just brolher o1 Jesus and its Imminent Inclusion as a part of a revolutionary New Testament alter lUi accuracy and authenticity ill proven The plot is first-rate pittlnfl the c~eervatlve religlonlats or the world (who see the new Oospel as a vehicle for revitalizing organized r.eltgion through the vall new material on the historical Jesus and His teachings) ver11111he radical refonners of Oorlstianity (who feel no need for further argwnents about Jesus Himself ChooslnR Instead to adapt Hill m,.,.ge Into an acUon program for today s unfriendly world) That 1 the story and e to!Hlotch one It Ia too But !here are scores of characters and subplots Involving aex violence miracles big business machinations and on 1nd on But mostly there a •n over-abundance of research materlal lrvlnR Wallace IIIII can t reslat showing off the enorrnoUII amount or peinJUIIdng back ground Information he aaaembled during tbe writing and thla data - added to the Innumerable lnterfltlces within the main plot - make it a long long book (Another Irving - Stone - made ille ICII~ mlltake and detracted from hla fine study of Dr Sigmund Freud In P~lona of the Mind ) Now I read at a rea110nably flit pllce In theaverqe book 1 cover just about one page per minute aetttna the meat olthe story without mlnl"ll the gingerbread either On weighty toplc1 or in book.t with extremely complex subject matter I slow down Conllderably or oourM Ditto for books set In very small type ConverMIY on very ll(lht rtt~dlni dealing with fllmJiy topiC!! •r~ll!hltorlllrdly told 1e~n •PNd up to about 100 pagea an hour But 1 Plfl• 1 mlnuw ~ 1UJt about my average opeed And that mean1 lhe time I m tli*ldlfW with 'Tht Word which Ia an average book will fltlure out to Jll(jtl J1i8n 11 hour• lllnce It ulrnott 700_..1on. Tha amount !ililmtt Undldl " more thin I care wdevol4 to liMo bfd but r lllalrMdywtU~to II and hope to llnl.lh It Built 1 tlmu llkt u..,. thlll mal!t llf)Mdreadlng alllJQII nke l dodn t hit hln said tJ c bccuuse of 1 "roo nJUI y and Alth ou~ l his no I otter S1111dav th os year compared to 18 and 17 I'~ lrQ8 !Irs! J~SCI)I UI dl l t rt'l u 1 t II c sUirtl rog was the f r~t of the yc"r It the the prevlo os two years and 21 Might Hell Father o t to ~ro w hi Juno when N t n I lA' ague tl ere have n h1s bog yea r on 69 But Sunday seemed to make Noekro dldn t wu t pc pie to M a na~~r Eddie Mathews decld been !our Alt em an IA'ague no U I k I e wus helng vver Cd t st.< rt u slo~ h m every I lttcrs- two by Nulan Hyan of Uf for earli er dosappolntment drumatlc but he said the no tllrd duy like the Clucugo the Cali!ornoa Angels and •• thos ll<!ason hiller came at the best t me In Who le Sox were ustn g their each by Steve Busby of Kansas Not even dartn g to look at my life !Jeca utlC he fo gured It knuckl eballer Wtlbur Wood C ty and Jom Bobby of Icxas Ue ~ or eboard Nlekr o retired the last seven batters without a rnoght give a hoost to his father Ntckro was worki g Sw1day the latter six days ago who os In seroous cond1tlon wi th three days rest for a N ekro • catcher Pa ul ball be ng hot out of the lnfoeld I dldn I think about that change but he dl~n t th nk that Casanova was more exc ted He struck out the last two durlhg the game smd Ntckro U at was a fac tor on the no about the no hitter than hos hatters on the e1ghth and the But when the gan;~ e was over hitter p1tcher appeared to be Casano fir st batter Dave Roberts m I thought about my lather m It was simply a matter of va d1dn t even want to talk the n nth the hospital and how that game my knuckleball being on about the fact that ho had an Next Colbert ducking away might lift his spirits from an Inside pitch aeclden mslde the park home run on the target llllld Nlekro It hasn t Nlekro now 11-5 sl<lrted th1s been better this season tally bounced out to f1rst and game season In the Braves bullpen th en Clarence Gaston bounced Man that was nothong Nlekro s best prev10us game was a one hitter he pitched compared to thos (the no out th1rd to first to end the It game and send N1ekro s team agamst Clncmnatl on 1969 the h tter) said Casanova year he posted a 23-13 season was the ftrst one I ever caught mates !londmg onto the playmg and led the Braves to the I dtdn t care about anythmg foeld It was the first most or NatiOnal League West title else Nlekro has not won more than Even woth the no-hotter them had talked to me since 16 games 1n any other season Niekro s earned run average early m the game Noekro said and hos l().year major league !his year IS 3 30 35 h1gher than w1th a grin Nobody wanted to drove m two runs w1th a homer record Including th1s year Is his career average and he s talk about what was hap 11-6 season record The Braves made the game a and a sacr1!1Ce !ly m the IOIHI9 had only s l~ complete games penmg Iaugher with a lour run nightcap lifting his record to sixth onmng outbu•st which I~ Ron Fatrly s two-run smgle built their lead to fl.() Casanova started It w1th an ms1de-the m the seventh Inning enabled park homer and the Braves the Expos to beat the Cubs added three more runs to seal before a crowd of 31 019 Steve Arlin s loth loss agamst largest ever to see a baseball sox wms Ralph Garr had three game on Montreal Mike stratght h1ts and scored three Marshall pitched the last two runs for the Braves before IMmgs to earn hill 21st save retiring after the fourth mmng and protect Moke Torrez siXth By United Press International Indumstooka41declslonfrom Louts atNewYorktwlce 3-2 victory Burt Hooton s record F1ve no-h1tters m one season the Molwaukee Brewers Oscar and 4 Pittsburgh stopped woth a pulled hamstrmg are enough to boggle any Gamble drove m three runs Philad lphla 4 1 Montreal for the Cubs dropped to 9 10 The no-h1tter was the f1fth of R1ch1e Zlsk had two doubles haseball fans mind but how woth a pa1r of homers to lead rupped hicago 3-2 Atlanta the season m the maJOrs the Diego 9.0 Clni!ln and a s1ngle and drove m two about three m a smgle day• It the Indians to a 6-6 first game rou other four havmg been p1tched nati rned back Houston 7 I by Amencan Leaguers Steve runs for the P1rates as Dock almost happened SUnday as trmmph Ellis p1cked up hiS lith wm and Ph1l Niekro of the Atlanta Blyleven settl~~~~e~,,...-'ll!f1! Los Angeles topped San Busby Nolan Ryan (2) and Dave GIUsti earned hts i4th Braves potched one and Bert )llllef~ter r ing the Francisco 4-3 Jun B1bby Blyleven of the Mmnesol batters h d m Mmnesota s Dock Green-who entered the save Wayne Twitchell sui The Cardmals who built the1r lead m the NL East to five fered hiS fourth loss agamst 10 Twms and Brent Strom of e 7 I wm over Kansas C1ty The .same m tbe SIXth Inning !or Cleveland lnd1ans came close loss snapped a seven-game delens1ve purposes--<~troked a games won the1r opener wtth Vlctoroes for the Philhes You would have to go back 75 Royals w1nnlng streak and grand slam homer In the eighth The Dodgers scored three the Mets on run-scoring sev enth-1nnmg smgles by Bake unearned runs as a result of years to 1898 to fmd the only combmed with Oakland s 1>-2 IMmg to Uft Oakland to victory McBride and Lou Bfock g~vmg two San Francisco errors as season m whtch two no-hitters wm over Callforrua sent the over California and Into first Alan Foster his mnth wm and they mamtamed the~r three were pitched m the maJor Royals Into second place ill the place m the AL West Carlos May drove In four taggmg 13-game wmner Tom game lead over the Reds m the leagues on the same day For AL s Western Divisoon per the record Ted Bre1tenstem of centage pomts behind the A s runs with a home run double Seaver w1th his sixth loss RICk NLWest Cinc1nnat1 pitched one on the Blyleven who leads Amero and sacrlflce fly to pace Wtse p1lched a five-hitter and mormng of Aprol 22 1898 and can League p1tchers on Chicago s f1rst game triwnph Jom Hughes of Baltimore shutouts w1th seven miSSed a In the nightcap Larry Bittduplicated the feat the same chance for a no-hotter m the ner cracked his ftrst homer of afternoon seventh Inning when Fred the year w1th a man aboard to Well 11 didn t happen m the Patek tnpled Tony Oliva cap the Texas VICtory Amerocan League on Sunday proVIded the hitting support August 5 1973 but Blyleven woth a solo homer whtle Steve Tommy Harper ripped a and Strom carroed their bids Busby who hurled the f~rst no- three-nm double In the seventh for no-h1t fame mlc the seventh hitter m the majors this IMmg as Boston beat Bal uuungs of their games Had season took the loss h1s nmth tlmore for 1ts fourth victory m they succeeded they would tn 20 deciSions 1ts last five decisions have potched the fifth and sixth In other American League By United Press lnternatoonal JIID Northrup went 4-(or-4 Amertcan league National League East nob1tters of the Amencan games Chicago edged Texas s- mcludmg two singles a trtple East wlptlgb League season 4after losing 7 3 Boston topped and home run and D1ck wlpctgb Ball more 58 48 547 Strom won h1s f1rst game Baltimore 7-4 and Detroit beat McAuliffe drove In four runs St Lou s 61 so 550 Detroit 59 50 541 12 Ch cago 56 55 505 5 New York 61 52 540 , smce April 9 wtth a sparkling New York U w1th two home runs to feature P ttsburgh 54 55 495 6 Boston 585 532112 four-hitter as the Cleveland Detroit s wm over New York In the National League St Mon1rea l 53 56 486 7 Mlwaukee 52574777, Phlladelph a 52 60 464 9 ' Cleveland 42 70 375 19 New York 48 60 444 11 ' West West wlpctgb wlpctgb Oakland 63 48 568 LosAnge es 69 42 622 KansasCity 64 49 566 C nc nnall 67 46 593 3 M nnesota 55 53 509 Sa n Francisco 61 -19 555 7 ~ Ch cago 55 56 495 Hous1on 57 57 500 13 ' Ca lfornla 51 57 472 Atlanta 52 64 448 19 ' Texas 41 68 376 San Diego 37 73 336 31 ' Saturday s Results Saturdays Results Kan C ty 6 M nn 4 Sf Lou s 4 New York J Texas 9 Chicago J C nc 7 Houston 6 1 nns N Y 3 Detroit 2 14 nn San Fran 3 L A 2 11 Inns M waukee 9 C eveland 4 Ph Ia 1 P lfsbrg 5 1st Ba t more 4 Bas ton 1 Plttsbrg 11 Phlla 4 2nd Oakland 3 Callforn a 2 San D ego 4 AI anta 3 lsi Sundays Results Atlanta 14 San 0 ego 3 2nd Ceve 6 Mllw S 1st Montreal 6 Ch cago 1 Ceve 4 M lw 1 2nd Sundays Results Detroit 8 New York 6 St Louis 3 New York 2 1st Chicago 7 Texas 3 lsi St Louis ; New York 2nd Chicago 5 Texas 4 2nd Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1 Mlnn 7 Kan C 1y 1 Montreal 3 Chicago 2 Boston 7 Bait 4 Atlanta 9 San 0 ego 0 Oak and 6 Ca If 2 C nc nnatl 7 Houston 1 Today s Probable Pitchers Los Ange es 4 San Fran 3 All Times EDT Today s Probable Pitchers Cleveland I Perry 10 15) at All Tomes EDT ~ Chicago (Stone 3 4) B 15 p m New York (Stottlemyre 12 9) at Ch cago (Bonham 4 2) a! Detroit IS1rahler 4 4) B 15 p m Montreal !Moore 5 10) 2 15 Boston (Moret 4 0) at Ba llmore pm (Hood 2 2) 8 15 p m Houston (Reuss 11 8) at C ncln (Only games scheduled] naif (Bi ll ngham 15 7) 8 p m Tuesday s Games St Louis (Cleveland 7 5) at Boston at Kan City n ght ~ew York IStone 7 3) 8 p m Bait at Mlnn 2 tw n ght Los Angeles (Downing a 6) at Cleve at Chicago night San Diego 1Kirby 7 11 l 10 30 Calif at M Iwaukee night pm Oakland at Detroit 2 1wl (Only games scheduled) Texas at New York 2 twl u lth ou~ l lr slstlo K I 011 oot trylnM to take anything uway fo un Nlekr< s no hitler felt Uoc forst err r was questton oble Rick Moo ales was safe on a dose play a! first In the third mnlng when shortstop Marty Perez threw high and wide to !irs! If we hall already had a hot at that point sald Zimmer I think that would have been culled n hot Nate Colbert was more charitable He just threw knuckleballs and more knuckleballs and we swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets 3-2 and 4 I the Montreal Expos shaded the Chicago Cubs 3-2 the P1tts burgh Pirates beat the Ph1la delphia Ph1Illes 4 I the Los Angeles Dodgers nipped the San Francisco G1ants 4-3 and the Cincmnall Reds topped the Houston Astros 7 I m other National League games American League scores were Cleveland over Milwaukee 6-5 and 4 1 Chicago over Texas 7,3 and 54 Detroit 8 New York 6 Mmnesota 7 Kansa~ C1ty 1 Boston 7 Baltimore 4 and Oakland 6 California 2 Noekro started the season m the bullpen because of arm trouble but became a starter when Manager Eddie Mathews and potchlng Coach Lew Bur delle suggested he could help the Braves by p1tchmg wtth short rest like Wilbur Wood of the Cliocago White Sox He s been the Braves most rehable starter smce then and has an Natlonill Lugue g ob r h Rose Cln 112 462 C dnl Ch lOA 371 Watson H 114 426 Cedeno Ho93 346 Unser Phll93 301 Gdson SF 92 347 Grubb SO 8A 29J B Rbnsn Ph I 77 285 Maddx SF 95 377 Mlthws SF 00 345 Carw Mn 01 Hor !on 01 72 May M I 108 Mrcr NY 112 DAn Ch 72 Davis Bal 89 0t s KC 108 Bla r Bal 01 Nrthrp Ot 73 Scott Mil lOS pet J4 88 m 142 325 138 318 79 316 Ill 308 A26 74 130 JOS J46 53 104 301 259 38 78 30 400 67 120 300 33 66 58 39 J60 34 Home Runs Natlon11 League Stor~ell PIt 32 Evans All 31 Bonds SF 30 Johnson All 29 Aaron All28 American League Jackson Oak 24 Mayberry KC 22 Hendr ck C ev and Otis KC 21 F sk Bos20 Runs Batted In National League Bench Cln 83 Evans All 80 Storgel PIt 79 Perez Cln 75 Bonds SF 73 American League Mayberry KC 87 Jackson Oak 85 Murcer NY 75 011~ KC 68 Oar n M nn 64 c§@,(}l@ff The fam1ly breadwmner Tak n~ care of a lamil) os a h g toh and a h g responsobll you Fathers alk o me about Slale ) Tha ' wh) s~ould F rm pe son o person IUe nsurance Modern up to da e S!a e Farm poliCies can help pro de for o r rellre men for the ch ldren! edu cal on for a month! check r aken out ot lhe picture and for alllhc o her lh nss ou d do f ~ou v.e e here Call me for more nrormatton S1ephen C Snowden 553 R:usset St (Gra~e M Hill) ddleooro Ohio PH m 7155 like A Good Nmghbo~ Stttt Fffm Is Slatflmlt ln1u •net Companr HOfttt 0 Ice Boomngon nos 992-7428 Jimmy Benson is about to learn a lesson in competitive distribution. Still Representing: State Automobile Mutual Insurance lessons evllry businessman has to leatn Lessons taught to him by the consumer Jimmy Is vulnerable to Ihe consumer the moment he decides to go ln1o bualneas Doea he have lhe right product? The right quality? The right price? The right locallon7 He II soon find out The consumer will tell him And he'd better listen II he wants to stay In business and become an aaaet to Ihe community That's what being In business Is all about- responding to the conaumer Meeting people's con stantly changing needs As Independent businessmen we believe In compellllve dlsttlbutlon The retail automobile business Is buill on It So Is every business advertised In this newspaper And bec1uae of compe lltlon you II never be forced to buy one brand at one price from one atore Competition gives you a choice The result Is grealer varle!y ballet qua lily better service And would you believe oven lowor prices? You call the shots YoL !he cons nor We wouldn 1 have It any other way Aller all were con sumers too Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. Auto • Owners Mutual Insurance Co. WE INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE Nat1onal Automobile Dealers Association o.... ..., ~ """ o~ • """,... .. • ~~e • ... .,. , on oc Oeolero who d sploy lh • oeo oubtcrlbe to the NADA Code of Buaineu Practices 0 1eln a series presen1ed by N A o A TheSe otlnel and the Trl Counly Automobile Dtaltrl Audc I pov ou re su ldenlv BOX 727 POMEROY, OHIO ' 307 106 263 437 434 250 DALE C. WARNER, AGENCY I 49 J90 65 I 33 '• •'• • 43 88 309 50 1 6 308 Two American Leaguers almost get no-hitters he can t remember them all He holds major league records !or most years leading the league m vlctor1es 8 complete games 9 and most consecutive years leadong m complete games 7 H1s 363 V!ctones represent the most ever ach1eved by a lefthander and his 13 years of wmmng 20 or more games also os a ma)or league record In addition he holds the National League record for years pitchmg m the league 21 seasons potchmg for one club 20 games pitched 750 games started 665 strikeouts 2 S83 and shutouts by a lefthander 63 Among those on hand to see Spahn bemg mducted wtll be his wife Lorene hos 24-year-old son Gregory and hos 78-year old father Edward whom he once played w1th on the same team m Buffalo N Y where he was born and grew up Welch Won 300 Games Irvm 54 and now a member of the baseball commissioner s staff and Clemente who would have been 39m two weeks both were co ntemporaroes of Spahn s Irvin starred m the Negro leagues belore helpmg the New York Goants wm two pennants and Clemente was kolled In an airplane disaster four months after becommg the lith player m major league history to collect 3 000 hits • pel 3.00 321 319 318 312 35 108 311 41 91 311 U 157 60 121 76 136 62 110 AB 9A Amerlc•n League a 1b o h • ' 1 h loo med of the Jb<JVc fac ts I " lmlt I wu• 1 o vous But I trwd h ord not to do n ny tlln~ dlllcrcnl In U c tlosong In nlngs At tuully as he later !ldmlt ted he did make one adjust mcnt ItS the no hiller progressed I mixed In fast balls and sliders w lh ony knuckl or the !1rst fl ~or six innings satd Nlekro But after that I stuck maonly wo1h my knuckl eball Praise From Colbert Five Padres reached base m Sunday'S game two on errors and three other~ on walks San D1ego Manager Don Z mmer Major Lngue Ltldtrl By United Pren InternationAl Loading Bailers Spahn may choke for first time 9 30 230 - no· 1tter Nothing butknuckleballs JO - Hollywood Squo es 3 4 IS Love of L fe 8 10 Brody Bunch 13 Bowllt10 ~ Fa sode Acl f,on 33 1 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I ul s World 10 2 00 - Jeooa dv 3 15 8gb Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Password 6 News 10 3 Sesan e St 33 2 30 - 3 w s J 15 Spill Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 2 55 News 3 15 1 oo - News 3 A 1My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 t s You r Bet B 0 scover Flying 3J 1 20 Fash on n Sewing 3 1 30 - JOn AMatch 3 • 15 The World Turns 8 0 Le1s Make a Oea 6 13 How do Your Ch ldren Grow 33 2 oo Days of our Lives 3 ; 5 Newlywed Game 4 13 Gu ding L ght B o Woman 33 2 30 Doctors 3 4 5 Edge ol N ght 8 0 Art sis n Amer ca 3J Glr n Mv Life 13 3 oo Another World 3 4 15 Gene al Hospltal6 13 Price Is Right B 10 Sesson 3J 3 JO - Relurn to Peylon Place 3 15 One Life 1o L ve6 13 Phil Donohue 4 Match Game 73 8 Secret Storm 10 T me for Timothy 33 4 00 - Mr CaloonJ Love AmercanSiye 3 Huck&Yog 6 Somerset 15 Secre1 Storm B Sesame 51 33 Movie Western Un on 0 ; 30 - Pet1 coat Junct on 3 My L tt e Marg e 15 Merv Griffin 4 FTrnnoA Abbot1&Costello8 Daktar 13 5 00 - Mr Rogers 1Q ll 6onanza 3 Hazel 8 B g Valley 6 Western Star Theatre 15 Mr Rogers 20 33 5 30 - Beverly Hlllbll es B Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 5 5 55- Ear N ght ngale 15 6 00 News 3 4 B 10 13 5 Truth or Con sec 6 Sesame St 20 9 00 - • Ie ro I\ 11 Ill< DJllly Sentlnt>l Muldl<IJOt l 1 mneroy ~~ Au~ 6 1U7 I • KOO •• Dear Helen We are always Invited to my brothers and sisters anniversaries the graduation parlles for their children etc We always give nice gifts and afterwards the young people write thank you notes but thill is what bothers me At parties and picnics these kids can walk right past us and never say Ill I The only times they talk to us are when they need something J m I wa s North a nd Why do young people so often igJ)ore the elders In the group • opened on e c uh " 11 n v 20 AUNT AND UNCLE po nts M nda Br c an n partner e p n led ne pa I and l b d I• d am nds vln h Dear Aunt and Uncle Tell me do you always walt for the kids to say HI first? as f or e ng n Qur s ste She tem por ed 1 th t 1 he 1rt Young people don t Ignore elders who prove they d like to talk by and eventua I I po he showing Interest Try It I - H spades +++ Os11ald Most p or vh Dear Helen rea ched a s an plalcd 11 n no I divorced my first husband 30 years ago After that l met a tru np and cou d onlv coli eel man who worshipped me and begged me to marry him But he treks Pia ng n spa les \1 da 11 as able l mak e u 12 h was 20 years older than me and l !ell for a fellow my own age tro r k bv rull ~a ea 1 t1 (22) one ol vo r t u n1 T add 10 We married and life has been hell ever llince He has treated the record th< top cooc on t1 < me so mean I long since stopped loving him hand won the pen p(J r" I l r \ Ou Recently I chanced to meet the &e<.'Oild man and he pracand M nda tically kneeled at my feet He says be 1 never stopped loving me though he s married (to a wift Who will have nothing to do with him J He IBYI it was fate lhat brought us logether again l m openly seelnfl him - and my lllllband hal beCome a different per11011 He talu!saO lhe blame for our bad marrla8e and he can t s Ulh bear to loae me Says he doelll t blame me for wanting out or for I+ seeing this other man Pass P11~ • l don t know what to do Should l divorce' and marry the man Pass 2' Pns Yo Souoh hod who has adored me for 30 years or stAy with a husband 1 don t +Q 8 6 4 2 ' ! t A o +A K f H 1 love? - OR WHAT? WhatdOI/ouJ nv. ness tau scd h m l el son e vea n ag but he ren iJ nt:<.f a A Ptt!I: S The hand i!i clurh a ( nLr hul g edot mlsfll J m I kn o" h on s l gh v TODAY S Q~H11U:IO He \\<1 a \ld t\ S pl ea!tnul and I M te.:t I vf rcbl Jd ~ IW n < t e tr nc altl u~h he vour p;; tntJr b U:-1 " rl "'"" '' ' dds rl lfctl I tanllhon g Wh v u I n 'A 11 ~I I a I<r l»l "" n I An 11. r lhm rr ~ T I vi ion Log 3 rh,, ~·· ..J!l... Cllg ,. u ,. �4- The Daily Sentinel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 6, 1973 Akron 's .Nichols · • wzns Westchester x······ ............... .... x·· ···· ·· · · ~:!·:<·!·!·!·!·.·>.·>.·.·.-»>.·>>. !<·!·>:<<·>:·!•>>:·»!·!·>:;~::< >:<::::m::<-::•:<:::::::>>.<};:;::<<~·!·:<':'''~ 'i':·:· ;~ :~~ ~.;.• -<' ;'",:; T<·day' ' s~n.ort .rarade D r, tl! Ca rpc.ntc r .t t:~~~~~.;;M,:; ;:·ltllo~I1;~,Lijl~ ~~; -~ :$! 'olumblll ~ ( it'llrlMC .. ult•tlh.n~ r~. tnHI!'II to llemhK'k <:rove t;rail~e uud Mrs. t;rippt•n, N E '~.~f,: ews, VCfit onleo·toorer, prt•s~ntediiP'OIIrUm ., truvel. It lnduded slld~s of '·'·* her trip to l< u•lo l,um pur , · d ~ Hy un UPIMilton Rlt·hm . :;:; Stvcral of the youth of U1~ Mnlasla , und she showe ~: Sports F:dltor :;:: communi ty, alonK wit h sevorn l articles thai were COON: IlS'l'OWN , N. Y. tUPI) - The shock nnd the pain are lcadco·~. Mr. and Mrs. Don oniJde lllere. lloou~mad• leo Neither had won a tourna- II clearly was not a milestone gone , so is most of the numbness, and in lllcir place only an Comer, Mrs. DQnnie Cru)jtree, cream und eake were served ment for three years when llley he would celebrate. Cathy Massey, Mrs. Ronnie by llle host grpngc durl nH U1e went to the playoff and bolll "I can hardly wait to get emptiness and sadness re main. "The children slill look for Ulc results every day in llle Bolen, Mrs. Diana Brooks and 50Cial h01or. were on· the green in two. back to Ohio, " he said. newspapers and on television," says Roberto Clemente's widow Sieve Gillogly, enjoyed The Hess family reunion was Murphy putted first, from about about her lllree boys, Robertito, going on eight, Luis Roberto, homemadeleecream.followlng held at the home of Mr. un~ 33 feet, and missed to llle left. seven, and Enrique, four. their regular youth meeting at Mrs. James Gaston with the "He was right behind me on "Every time Piltsburgh wins, they get so happy, llley jump up the Temple United Method ist following relati ves present : aboQt the same li ne so f just -Major League ~esults Church. Mrs. Ellen Hess and Judy and figured 1 had to hit it a little By United Press International · and down and say, 'Mommie, Monunie, tlle Pirates won !"' National League V era. Clemente made the trip to this surmy, slow.paced, UtUe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keirns, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hess, more to the right," said (15t Gamel ,. Nichols. So. Louis 100 000 zoo.- 3 8 1 village Iosee her late husband officially inducted into baseball's Millfield, were Sunday dinner Springfield ; Mr. and Mrs . The ball went in, New York 100 100 ooo- 2 9 2 Hall of Fame today along with Warren Spahn, Monte Irvin, guestsofhersonanddaughter· Robert Hess, Fairfield ; Mr. Foster, Granger (7) , Pena (8) in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Charles Penrod and The vic tory was the l oth fo~ and Si mmons; Seaver, McGra w George J<elly, and a pair of other late diamond personalities ' Perry . niece, Crystal He5s; and Mr. Nichols in 14 yea rs on the tour, 181 and Grote. WP- Foster (9- Mickey Welch and Billy Evans. She came here not only with her three sons, but also wllll her Cecil Gillogly spent a part of and Mrs. Charles Penrod, Jr., and his first since he won 6). LP-Seaver (13-6) . (2nd Game) 84-year old motller-in-law. the week tn Holzer Medical and daughter, Akron; Mr. and another rich tournament, taking st. Louis 002 011 ooo- 4 lJ o "I'm supposed to say somellling at the induction cerem-onies," Center, Gallipolis, where he · Mrs. Tony Zilo, Columbus; Mr. the $60,000 top prize in tlle now- New York 000 000 ooo- 1 5o defunct Dow Jones Open, witll Wise I 13-6) and S·immons; shrugged Vera Clemente, who still dresses in black seven months underwent tests and treat- and Mrs. Wayne Fisher, Tippecanoe ; Jay Hess and anolller crucial birdie putt on .McAndrew, Capra I6 L Stroh- after her husband's tragic dealll in a plane crash off tlle coast of ment. mayer 19) and Hodges. LP- San Juan, Puerto Rico. Colwnbia Grange members Ronnie , Hamilton ; Mrs. the final hole in August, 1970. McAndrew (J-8) . HR S- Wise WUITryToSpeak and members of the Colwnbia Elizabeth Crowe, Wrichsville ; Welskopf-lllkes Tie I2nd L Mil ner 119th) . !don't know if I can. I will try. People ask me what my feelings Make-It 4-H Club girls served and David Hess, who is Weiskopf and Dan Sikes, who L. A. . OIJ 000 ooo-- 4 6 J are abeut this day when llley are honoring Roberto." refreshments for the Fraley spending llle summer here led by "three strokes early in San Fran 000 010 02Q- J 8 2 . sale at the former Vale house with llle Gaslons. the final round before faltering John, Richert (8), Brewer (9) Vera Clemente pressed her lips together. and Ferguson ; Marlchal , Barr "It's hard to express, " she says. "! can't express it in words. I in Dyesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller in the heat, tied ·for third a 14L Moffitt (7L Sosa 19) and know lllishe wasn't llle kind of man who said much about any of Mr. and Mrs . Mendal Jordan and daughters ' attended tlle stroke behind Nichols and Sadek, Rade r (6). WP- John 111--61. LP- Marlchal I9-7J. his accomplishments. When he made his 3,000th hit, he didn't say and Mr·. and Mrs. Dwaine Miller reunion at the Delaware Murphy at 273. area near HRS- Buckn er (5th), Bonds a ~real deal to me about it. I really don't think he said any!Jllng. Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Recreation Gibby Gilbert, Frank Beard (30th ). . For him, it was like anyo!Jler hit. If lllere was some way he could Sarah, visited Mr. and Mrs. Delaware recently. and Gene Uttler all were at 274 know about all lllis lllough," Vera Clemente said, looking out Walter Jordan in Gallipolis. Mrs. Marilyn Combs Leidal 000 010 ooo-- 1 7 1 and David Glenz was alone at Houslon Cincl 040 OJO OOx- 7 10 0 toward the porch of the National Baseball Li6rary where tlle · Relatives here have received and daughter, Michelle, Hart275. Richard. Dierker (5). Craw- induction traditionally is held, "I know it would make him feel news from John Rawlings in ville, Ohio, .were guests of the Jack Nicklaus headed a for d (7) and Jutze ; Grimsley group at 276 while leading 111 -6) and Bench. LP- Richard good that he was llle first Latin American to be intiucted into tlle Orange Park, Florida, lllat Lewis Smilll family here and Hall Of Fame." · bolll he and Mrs. Rawlings are the Denver Rawlings family of m~ney -winner Bruce Crampton (J.lJ. HR- Wyn n (17th) . For a time, after Roberto Clemente.was killed trying.help improved following their Albany. was at 2'78, Arnold Palmer at S.D. ooooooooo-o o 1 Nicaragua's earthquake victims by bringing them sorely Qeeded recent .hospital stays and are Mr. and Mrs. William Miller 279, U.S. Open champion Atlanta 102 104 Olx- 9 12 2 Johnny Mill~r at 281 and Gary Arlin, Romo IJ), Ross 181 and food and medical supplies, his widow refused to believe he ac· now moving from their home in and daoighters were weekend Kendal L Corrales (6) ; Niekro tually was dead. . Orange Park to a retirement guests of her aun1 and uncle, Player, who defends his PGA (11 -5) and Casanova. LP- Arlln Day after day, she'd venture down to Ule water's edge even home hi Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gassaway title lllis week at Cleveland, at 16-101. HR- Casanova (4th I. wade into il, looking, searching, hoping. ' The Rawlings formerly lived at Batavia. HAitRISON, N.Y. (UP! ) Bobby Nichols is $50,000 richer today and says he doesn'I know why... but Tom Weiskopf thinks he knows, and he's plenty mad about it, tllo. Nichols beat Bob Murphy in a sudden-death playoff Sunday to win the Westchester Goli Classic after . Weiskopf let himself get angered by a fan with a camera and blew himself out of it with a dufferlike eight. "It was going on for llle whole townament," Weiskopf fwned about the picture-laking folks in tlle crowd who, he said, were ruining his.concentration. On Saturday, Weiskopf made a bogey at llle final hole after a run In with a camera-carrying woman but that was ·nothing compared .to his disaster at the lourlll h.ole of the final round. "People were taking pictures and it kind of disturbed me, and I hit a bad drive," said Weiskopf. The ball sailed into a bunch of trees on llle right of the fairway and from tllere he hit it across the fairway into trees on llle left. Wasted 4 Shots He wound up with four shots wasted among llle trees and an eight for the 422-yard hole, and even five birdies over the remaining 14 holes still left him one shy of Nichols and Murphy. 282. Chicago 000 110 ooo- 2 8 1 ... Mn. Clemente Proud . . "I'm sitting up here with a For Weiskopf, it marked llle M 000 010 20xJ 4 0 N he kn h • f d ontreal ow s ows e s gone or goo , but Vera Clemente still $50,000 check and I really don 't ninth straight tournament in Hooton, LaRoche (7) and Rudolph ; Torrez. Marshall ) never uses any word or phrase having to do with his actual death. 18 know why," Nichols said. But which he had finished in the top and Stinson. WPTorrez (6·111 . "In a way," she says,"! still can't believe it yet. I know it's not his victory was wrapped up in rive-he has won five of Ulem LP-'Hooton (9-10); possible lllat he is alive any longer, but I just feel he's still with including llle British Open- but two crucial putts . Pitts 010 000 021- 4 6 o us." · , He sank an lil-'loot putt for an Phil a 000 000 OlQ- 1 5 o " Vera Clemente.moves her hand to her chest when she talks this : . eagle three at the 509-yard 18th Ellis, Giusti (8) and Sangu illen ; way . , hole to tie Murphy, lllen beat Twitchell , Brandon (9L M "It . diff" It I . t . gl" . . Wallace 191 and Boone. wp...:. . ..'s leu or me o say mEn osh allllle thongs I feelmhim willl a 30-foot birdie putt GWSON AWAITS TESTS · ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Ace Ellis (11-9) . LP-Twltchell (10- sode, she says. on th~ first playoff hole . . Then she talks about her late husband's mother, here with her • Someone suggested those righthander Bob Gibson of tlle 4) . Amer.can League now. · were .pretty good putts under Cardinals flew home Sunday to llst Gamel "She lives 10 minutes from me in Puerto Rico," says Vera pressure, but Nichols down- await further tests on his right Milw 001 100 OJQ5 8 2 Cl t • Sh 010 010 031 _ 6 9 2 . emen e. ' e's more like my second mother tllan my molllerknee which was Injured In Cleve played that suggestion. Slaton; Short (81. Ed. Ro- m-law. We talk, we do Ulings, we Came here togetller. We both "! don't think I have nearly Saturday's game against llle dr lguez (8) and Porter ; Bos- know how much Roberto sacrificed to achieve the tllings he did. as much pressure on me as New York Mets. man, Sanders 17) and Ashby, We both. knew how hard he worked . 0 none side, his .mother is Cardinals' team physician Ellis 191. WP- Sanders (J-41 . some other fellows might," said LP- Ed. Rodriguez (2-JJ. HRS very p.roud about the way he is being honored here ' on the olller Nichols, a former PGA cham· Stan London said he was -Garcia 19th!. Porter (14th) , side, she is sad." ' pion who ·is the resident "reasonably certain that Gamble 2 . (16th & 17th). Vera Cleme t d t Coluccio (lOth I. (2nd Gamel n e pause a momen to say sometlling to her professional at Firestone Coun- Gibson suffered lorn car- Mi 1w ooo _ oldest boy, Robertito. · · 000 00 1 1 4 1 tilage" but that ligament try C)ub In Akron, Ohio, 010 001 20x- 4 8 1 "He will be eight on the 171l1 of August, one "day before his damage was " unlikely." Cleve . Murphy Misses A Putt Lockwood 15-61 and El. falller's birthday," she said. Nichols, who had 70 Sunday Gibson is expected to be out of Rodriguez ; Strom (2-10) and R b to Cl · Ellis. HRHendrlck (21st). o er emente would have been 39on August 18th. action for at least a monlll. morning in the third round and He goes into llle Hall of Fame today willlout the five-year then a final-round seven-under(151 Game) waiting perood. He never talked much about UliS ultimate honor par 65, and Murphy finished Texas 101 000 01Q- J 7 0 tllal can come to any major league baseball player but the Chicago 102 7 14 1 dead)ocked at 272 wilh Murphy The kangaroo mouse, Durham, Merritt010(J)12x' , Paut (8) Ulought .was there in back of his mind. also holing an eagle-at .the weighing less than one ounce , and Suarez ; Bahnsen, Forster Roberto Clemente hoped to enter llle Hall of Fame here ' seventh hole-in llle final has a tail twice as long as its (6) nd Herrmann. WP- someday. Not today Ulough. Today he would have much rather three-inch body . · Bahnsen (15-11) . LP- Durham round. 10-2) . HRS- Leon (Jrdl , Herr- been out there in rightfield when his Pittsburgh Pirate teammann (9th), May (llthl. (2nd males take on the Texas Rangers on llle local baseball field a game I couple of hours after lhe Induction . ceremonies are finished . Texas 000 202 ooo-- 4 8 0 Chicago 000 121 001- 5 50 Ciyde, Hudson (7) and HarrisonviUe Society News Billings; Johnson, Acosta (7) and Brinkman. WP- Acosta (5· 2). LP- Hudson 12-ll . HRs- Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Epple Darold Graham family, Muser (JrdL Jeter (4th), attended the Steimetz reunion Mrs. Bessie Graham is Biilner (lsi). at llle Athens Fairgrounds caring for the Graham children Kan City 000 000 IOQ.... 1 J 1 Sunday. · in Louisiana while their mother Minn lJO OOJ OOx7 10 0 Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid- is hospitalized. ·, Busby, Dal Canton (2), dleport spent Sunday night and Mrs. Jr. Payne gave a birlll· Mingori (61, and Healy ; Blyleven (14-10) and Mlfterwald. LP- Monday with Ava Gilkey. day party Saturday evening for Busby (9-111 . HRS - Oliva her mother, Mrs, Donald Mrs. Louise ·Gilkey and (lith), Holt (lOth) . Karen called on Ava Gilkey Weaver and her sister, Mrs. Boston 200 000 500- 7 6 1 Sunday evening .. Charles Barrett. ·Bait 010 000 OOJ4 52 Mrs. Margaret Douglas went The Graham twins, Harold \, Curtis 111 -81 and Fisk-; • and Darold, have purchased to Waldo Wednesday to visit Cuellar 18-121 and Etchebarren. '·... HR- Davis (6th I . her sister, Clara·'liull. She will new homes near their base in attend the Chaney reunion Louisiana. Oakland 001 001 04Q- 6 8 1 Cal if ooo .100 1oo- 2 5 2 while there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark KnoWles, Fingers (7) and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Alkire visited "the f.Arry Clarks at Fosse. Tenace (8) ; May, Monteagudo (8), Barber (8) visited the Dale Whaleys at Chester Saturday evening. • and Stephenson. Stelmaszek Albany Saturday evening. (8 ) . WP- Fingers (4-6). LPMay 17-10) . HRs - Tenace Mrs . Freda Carsey and daughter, Kathy, have I19th), Green (2nd). returned from a visit willlllle ., Mls.~ here and Mr. Rawlings was a · rural mail carrier. Steven Gillogly spent a week at Ule CYF Camp at Magnetic Springs, Ohlo. Mrs. Elizabeth Crowe, Wrichsville, was retUrned to h h b h · 1 d er orne y er son-m-aw an daughter, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Gaston,afterspendingthepast two weeks here visiting with·· them. The Carpenter Bapto"st Church Sunday School group enjoyed a picnic at Forked Run State Park near Reedsvllle. Berllla Crippen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl starkey, Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Murl Galaway,Mr. andMrs. Mendal · Anrw SIBnl 'Y ~pent I!Olvi•ral d~yR here willl her NI"Hlldparcnl.s, Mr. and Mra. I.ewls Smith while her parents mo~P<I thei r mobile home from "ric, P~ .• to Marlon, Ohio, where Mr. SIBnley h~s been trurisrcrred. Miss Nancy Smilh , Columbus, also visited ul her parents' home par! of Uoc !JBSl week. · • WHIPS MASSEV MOUNT SNOW, VI. (UP!) IJann Zllmbresky of pebble Beach , CaUL , defeated Deborah Mossey of Sweickley, Pn., Sunday to win the 43rd annual Women's Amateur 'l'rans National Golf C.'hamplonships. 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Mike Evans and Caldwell and son.. children andMr, and Mrs. Mac Mr . and Mrs. Tommy niece, Miss J udy Perry, atA weekly fcolurc of Mclg• Meter and da ughter, W atson announce the birth of a tended the . homecoming Bl Van County Goordcn Cl~b oneonbers. Pomeroy, spen t Saturday daug hter, Lcsa Jane, on July 9. Long Bollom Sunday . ~fternoon with Mrs. Ada Van Grandpar~oots arc Mr . . and Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp h Brooks of Tuppers Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles were , Meter. Mr , and Mrs, Dennis Roush Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Allred Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hicks and ca lled on bis parenta, Mr. and Cashdollar of Reedsville. Mr . and Mrs. Joh n Gunn of Mrs. Bill Roush and Darrell, on Grea t-grandparenL~ are Mr. Pennsylvania, Mr . and Mrs. BY MRS. DENVER HOl.TER Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. F'on Halsey of Tup- Howard Flanders of Guysville WILDWOOD GARDEN CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Ge ne Wolfe and pers Plains. and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd H. Flowers bloom, fade and die all too quickly, but you can halt Richard visited their daughter, Those visiting M" . Neisel Wallbrown of ParkersbUrg, tile nora! cycle throu~h tllil maRie of dryl~ . There are Ulree Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wells at Weatherman recently were ways, air drying, burying and press drying. Gather your flowers llleir new mobile home in Rev. and Mrs. Robert Meece, on a dry, Sll!lny morning and strip off all" the leaves and then Tuppers Plains 'a recent Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice and proceed as follows: , evening. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson ·'. To Air Dry i Make pencil thick bunches of each !lower. Tie E. H. Carpenter mowed Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred of Racine, Mr . and Mrs. Don ~- S(!(!Urely with rubber bands. Hand U!>lide down In a dry pasture land for Paul Evans Gri mes of Alllens came Sunday Stevenson and baby or airy spot. 1'he dark keel"! the colors from fading and the dry and Louis De Luz recently. and took his sister, · Mrs. Califor nia, Mr. and Mrs. Gene airlne~s hastens the dryl~ process. . Recent callers at the home of Weatherman, out to dinner to Hudson and Jay of Racine Dry1ng limes vary, but in a week, maybe two, of fair wealller, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter the Redwood Restaurant at called on !)lr. and Mrs. Allan tile flowers should be ready . They will be crisp and dry to the were Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Belpre. Taylor on Sunday. ANNOUNCE WEDDING - P ns are being completed touch - but beware, a humid spell can tBke the starch right out Luz, Mrs. Zetta Boyd, Mrs. Mr. and M rs . Dale W elsh and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MartUs for the August 17 .!Vedding of Miss udllll Louise Howe and By Mn. L, Balderson of them again, so store them In plastic bags or rigid plastic of New David George Hargraves at the ed Heart Church In Recent visitors at the Hetzer- Reva Taylor , Mrs. Ruth famil y and Mrs. Mildred and , family ahoebo~es along with some moisture • absorbing chemical such Sereno, Mrs. Mildred Circle, BiS!Iell spent the weekend willl Philadelphia, Ohio, and Miss Gladwin ; Mleh. Tile bride~lec t Is the aughter of Mr, and Bise home were Mr. and Mrs .. Paul Evans and Paul Dean, the latter's son, Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Circle of Cleveland as silica geL Avoid putting your arrllilgement in an overly Mrs. Lyle Howe, Gladwin . She is a teach of mathematics at Marion Hetzer, Karen and humid, too bright place. Nicki Dawn Van Meter, Mrs, - Tommy Bissell and family at Heights _spent the weekend tlle Oakwood High School near Dayton and is a graduate of Judy of Toledo, Mrs. Christy To Bury: Drying has been done for c~nturles by burying Maxine Durst, Tom Durst, Norwalk, Ohio. A new Fabric willl Mr. and Mrs. Homer Central Michigan University. Herfiance is the son of Mr, and Beeker of Penverville, Mr. and blooms In any substance that absorbs moisture. Use clean, fine . Mrs. Lowell Greer, Howard Shop has been opened here by Circle, Vernon and Wa vle Mrs. George Hargraves, Jr., Middleport . A graduate of Mrs . Arlllur Hetzer, and Mr. Larkins and Bretot, Melinda Mrs. Donna Brooks in the old Dixie is on her vacation. white beach sand milted with a litUe borax . Cal litter works too, Pomeroy High School and Ohio University •. he is associated and Mts. David Robertson of Dail~y , David and Debra post office building owned by but leaves a stubborn dusty residue. Silica gel is best to use, but Mr . Georg e Circle and willl the National Cash Register Corp . of Dayton. The couple Belle, W. Va., Jeanine Hetzer costs about $2 a pound and that's only enough for"five or six Bryant, Sherry Cornell, Mr. Jack White here next door to daughter Cheryl and Mr. and plans to reside in Dayton following the marriage. of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. flower heads at a time. It can be used repeatedly. The crystals and Mrs. Randy Wells, 1. w the new post office . · Mrs. Jame s Circle , New Rawliegh Hetzer and family of are blue when dry and turn pink when they have absorbed their Durst, Greg Middleswar t, Mrs. Mildred Bissell and Haven, W. Va., spent Sunday Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff share of moisture. About a half hour in the oven will turn llle Mike Johnson and J . W. granddaughter, Miss Bonnie willl Mrs. Mary Circle. Foster and family, Tom Dye crystals from pink to blue again, ready for another gMound. Welsh visiled Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Amy Arnott of Lawson. Fruit cake and COQkle tins wllllllds are ideal receptacles for Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Wayne Brickles Monday Belpre. drying. Cover the bottom of tins with about two inches of the gel; Out They Go / Capt. and Mrs. Frederick (Jean) Theiss and Nicki Dawn evening. Mrs. Brickles is arrange llle nower heada face up leaving space between lllem Van Meter travelled ex· ·recovering from surgery. Smith and family spent several and then cover with a gentle sendatorm drifting llle gel over and Mrs. Iva Upton was returned 1 RACK BETTER Mr. and Mrs. John Austin days willl her Pllrents and tensively in Northwest U.S.A. around the nower petals until completely bl!ried under an inch of recenUy. They visited at Ule to Veterans Memorial and daughter, Iris, have grandmolller, Mr. and Mrs. gel. Put on lid and seal willl masking tape. returned to their home in Ri€ll, Frank Bise and Mrs. Mabel homes of Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Hospital , Pomeroy, Sunday. After two days, open the tin and gently brush away Ule top Several from here attended MONDAY mond, Va. , after spending 10 Hetzer. The Smlllls have spent ,Johnston in Uncoln, Mont,, and layer of gel to check progress. If the peials are dry and crisp, Mrs. Clara Johnston of the funeral of Thurman LADIES AUXILIARY, 1 IIley are ready, if not, put the lid back on and check from day to Middleport Firemen, special days here visiting Mrs. 2 years on llle Philippine Whilehall, Mont., the Charley BabCock at White's Funeral day to avoid burning llle petals and making them brittle. Don't meeting 7:30 p.m. at Ule fire Au:;tin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Islands . They are - now Russell Museum, Helena, ilome at Coolville Saturday Aaron Kelton. Julie and Mary stationed at Dayton. worry if some have faded; some flowers simply retain their color house. Austin remained for a longer Mrs. Osa Bailey of Mont., Glacier National Park with burial at Sand · Hill better than olllers. The faded ones can be touched up wllll paint. in Canada , Yellowstone Cemetery, Long Bottom. VACATION Church school, visit with tlleir grandparents . Bradenton, Fla., spent a few National Park, Wyoming, Mt. When Ule flowers are ready, carefully lift them out and brush off Main at Sycamore Dinsmore Boyles and sister POMEROY, OHIO with a camel's hair brush. Place flowers in a tight container with Monday lllrough Friday, 6:3(). On Saturday llle Keltons took d~ys with Mrs. Bess Larkins. Rushmore in South Dakota and have returned nome fi'bm llle a few teaspoons of silica· gel and store in a dark dry spot until 8:30p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran their granddaUghters to Ports- Also visiting at . the Larkins the Reptile Gardens at hospital at Parkersburg where Church, · 231 E. Second St, mouth where they ·an attended · home were Mrs. Doris Marks you're ready to use them, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. r•-"':!~~~~-~~-~ - ~-!!'!!!~~-11!"-~-Press-drying: Putting the prettiest pansy of tile season In tlle Pomeroy ; classes nursery an open house at the new home and Mrs. F!elen Nelson of encyclopedia is still a common technique. However,.using silica . Ulrough senior high school ; ·of U. A. Local 577 and an Chester . Ann Buckley is visiting with gel, pressing under books is even better than pressing in books Ute me "The Family". For evening banquet at tlle Elks Madame V. Pandit, sister of ,.OPTOMETRIST her aunt and uncle Mr. and Indian and tills process can be completed ina bout a week. Prime Minister Nehru , information · call, 992-2010; Hall. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOS~ Mr . and Mrs. George Mrs. Jack Whittle at wor- served as the first woman One good pressing melllod is to take a piece of plywood or public invited to participate. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~cT. , Shiveler, Jr . and daughter, thington. .president of the United Naboard large enough to accommodate your chosen pressings and EASTERN Athletic Boosters Jayne, Cincinnati, were recent POMEROY. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin tions General Assembly. cover with white blotting paper. Sprinkle on a layer of silica gel meeting 8 p.m. at the high guests ·of. Mrs , Shiveler 's and son, of Alexandria, Va. wod cover with several layers of white facilil tissue. Arrange school. · brother-in-law and sister, Mr. visited with Mr. and Mrs. nowers on this surface. Small, flat flowers like pansies can be Grant Boring recently. pressed whole, but Ule ones with hard thick centers are best SOUTHERN High School and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry Smilll has returned dismembered and pressed petal by petal: Press stems of lllese FHA members planning an Lochary, Jamie and Chris, home after being a patient at flowers separately, too. Cover with several more layers of tissue, ex!libil al the Meigs County another sprinkling of silica gel and another layer of blotting Fair, bring exhlbilto the school Glen Ridge, N. J,. arrived the St. Joseph Hospital , paper. Wrap it all snlll!lY in a big bag from the dry cleaners and or coptaet Mrs. Erma McClurg Saturday for a visit with his Parkersburg, W.Va. Pllrents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick . Recent visitors at \he pile on llle books. · : · · • '"• school by Monday. In a week, unweight your sandwich and dismantle it To · POMEROY Garden Club, Lochary. Patly Lochary has Willlams-Balderson home been here with her grand· were Mrs . Hazel .Balderson, store, 1 · wrap loosely In tissue paper and store In plastic bags with 7:30p.m., horne o1 Mrs. Water parents lor several weeks and Vienna, W. Va., Clare Scott of I' a little silica ge1· Grueser. Roll call - name an will return to New Jersey with ParkersbUrg, Mrs. RuthMoore To use dried nowers, use your imagination, You can put the historical place you have her parents later this month. and grand children of petals on a velvet background and mount them as pictures or you visited. Olller guests' of the l<Jcharys Colwnbus. can carefully mount lllem onto paper for placecards or .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Marilyn Hannum and correspondence notes. You can make nora! bookmarks sealed in I Uons Club, directors meeting Lochary, Meg and Robert of Susan honored Kay Balderson ' plastic or you can make arrangements out of them. ' 7:30 p. m. at tlle Meigs !mi. near Chicago. with a surprise birlllday party Regular meeting ai noon Monday evening. Members of Wednesday. girl scout troop 67 were invited. CONNORS CHAMP MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Attending were Judf Holter, Mr. and Mrs. CUntcin Gilkey Harold Gillogly and family of GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!)- Kim Reed, Sheila Buchanan, Club, annual picnic, home of of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. . Albany were Sunday visitors of Mrs. WlUiam Morris, 6:30 p,m, Jimmy Connors took his sec- Teresa Dalley, Teresa Han· - - - - - - - - - . Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. In event of rain, the meetin(!' ond straight singles title in llle nwn·, Patty Lawrence, Deedee Randy Pierce of Mason was City National Buckeye Temils a Monday visitor of Mr . and will be held in tlle Columbus Championships here Sunday, Smith, Mark Holter, Mrs. Orva Mrs. Larry Johnson and family and Southern Ohio Electric Co. winning a long battle with Jean Holter, and Mrs . Ruth social room. Take covered dish Anne Balderson. Games were and Mrs. Geneva Shwnate. Charlie PasareU of Los An· played. Refreshments of home • Franklin Russell or Mid- and table serviCe. geles, 3-6, lh'!, lh'!. "After I lost made ice cream, cake and SAME ,DAY WEDNESDAY dleport was a Tuesday visitor llle first set, my only bope was SERVICE WINDING Trail Garden Club lllat Charlie would get a little punch were served . Kay of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln at lhe home of Mrs. Robert tired and a little. careless," received many nice gilts. In At 9- 0ut At 5 Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, Thompson, 8 p.m. A workshop said Connors, of Belleville, Iii. Use Otrr Free Parking Lot visited wllllllleir grandsons at Bryan of Racine, were Sunday for the Meigs County Fair will Jane Lew, W. Va . while llleir visitors of his parents, Mr. and be held . daughter and her husband Mr. WHITE Rose Lodge, picnic, 5 Mrs. James Reeves and Linda . Carmel and Mrs, Robert Sams 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy Robert Reeves and family just p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . · William vacationed at Hawaii. • William Morris. Members are Carleton of Racine spent Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and to take a covered dish. Thursday evening willl Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer visited willl THURSDAY Mrs. Arlllur Johnson, Pal and Mrs. Eunice Sprague at llle TWO EVENINGS MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane Sheryl. Arcadia · Nursing home at Society, 7:30p.m. at llle home Coolville. EACH WEEK ofMr.andMrs ClintonFisher. ----------~---~ Bia Capacity ~ Plans will be discussed for the Mavtag educational boolll at the Meigs Automatics County Fair. 2 speed o pe r a~O'lt·. ,, . NEW HAVEN G78 13uHh uf Spiller on Sunday . Hy Mrs. •~ velyn llrlckles they were meojlcal patients " Harold Brewer, Long Bot.- Mr . uold Mrs . Jerry Carter several weeks. wno , Mrs. liel~n Smith and Mr. 'and son of Rockey Mount, N. Mr . and Mrs. Star li nK - • 2 for •• I I (~' ) Mr. and Mr.•. llandy Wells, .Xc1ola, Ohio, spent the weekend at U1clr wa ndmother's· home and visited friends and rcmtlveb in U•e ure~ . Mr. lind M r~ . Louis A. De Luz vlsi!<~l relatives in Gay and Reedy, W. Vu. on Sunday afternoon. !lev. and Mrs. I.awrence Gluesencanop and daughter, Nicki Dawn and Elaine Lehew ha ve returned home from a tour of West Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., De l~ wa r e and Virginia . They also drove through the tunnel . extending under' CheSilpeake Bay at Norfolk Va. · Mrs. J im Middleswart and daughter Janet visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edward A NEW ADMIRAL '73· E& F 78 X 14 • I Green '11uunb Tuppt•r:-. Plain~ SodtLy N;·w" Stivers ville News Notes 000000oooo'000000C)QOO 12 price FEATURE OF THE WEEK for '' I I I I I -----.1 PH. 992-:1178 I WISE 4 Full Plies II 1. ·Sears ·1 l - 1'he Daily Sentinel, MlciiUcporl-l'<noocroy' ()., AUK . U, 1073 • • • • • •• �4- The Daily Sentinel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 6, 1973 Akron 's .Nichols · • wzns Westchester x······ ............... .... x·· ···· ·· · · ~:!·:<·!·!·!·!·.·>.·>.·.·.-»>.·>>. !<·!·>:<<·>:·!•>>:·»!·!·>:;~::< >:<::::m::<-::•:<:::::::>>.<};:;::<<~·!·:<':'''~ 'i':·:· ;~ :~~ ~.;.• -<' ;'",:; T<·day' ' s~n.ort .rarade D r, tl! Ca rpc.ntc r .t t:~~~~~.;;M,:; ;:·ltllo~I1;~,Lijl~ ~~; -~ :$! 'olumblll ~ ( it'llrlMC .. ult•tlh.n~ r~. tnHI!'II to llemhK'k <:rove t;rail~e uud Mrs. t;rippt•n, N E '~.~f,: ews, VCfit onleo·toorer, prt•s~ntediiP'OIIrUm ., truvel. It lnduded slld~s of '·'·* her trip to l< u•lo l,um pur , · d ~ Hy un UPIMilton Rlt·hm . :;:; Stvcral of the youth of U1~ Mnlasla , und she showe ~: Sports F:dltor :;:: communi ty, alonK wit h sevorn l articles thai were COON: IlS'l'OWN , N. Y. tUPI) - The shock nnd the pain are lcadco·~. Mr. and Mrs. Don oniJde lllere. lloou~mad• leo Neither had won a tourna- II clearly was not a milestone gone , so is most of the numbness, and in lllcir place only an Comer, Mrs. DQnnie Cru)jtree, cream und eake were served ment for three years when llley he would celebrate. Cathy Massey, Mrs. Ronnie by llle host grpngc durl nH U1e went to the playoff and bolll "I can hardly wait to get emptiness and sadness re main. "The children slill look for Ulc results every day in llle Bolen, Mrs. Diana Brooks and 50Cial h01or. were on· the green in two. back to Ohio, " he said. newspapers and on television," says Roberto Clemente's widow Sieve Gillogly, enjoyed The Hess family reunion was Murphy putted first, from about about her lllree boys, Robertito, going on eight, Luis Roberto, homemadeleecream.followlng held at the home of Mr. un~ 33 feet, and missed to llle left. seven, and Enrique, four. their regular youth meeting at Mrs. James Gaston with the "He was right behind me on "Every time Piltsburgh wins, they get so happy, llley jump up the Temple United Method ist following relati ves present : aboQt the same li ne so f just -Major League ~esults Church. Mrs. Ellen Hess and Judy and figured 1 had to hit it a little By United Press International · and down and say, 'Mommie, Monunie, tlle Pirates won !"' National League V era. Clemente made the trip to this surmy, slow.paced, UtUe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keirns, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hess, more to the right," said (15t Gamel ,. Nichols. So. Louis 100 000 zoo.- 3 8 1 village Iosee her late husband officially inducted into baseball's Millfield, were Sunday dinner Springfield ; Mr. and Mrs . The ball went in, New York 100 100 ooo- 2 9 2 Hall of Fame today along with Warren Spahn, Monte Irvin, guestsofhersonanddaughter· Robert Hess, Fairfield ; Mr. Foster, Granger (7) , Pena (8) in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Charles Penrod and The vic tory was the l oth fo~ and Si mmons; Seaver, McGra w George J<elly, and a pair of other late diamond personalities ' Perry . niece, Crystal He5s; and Mr. Nichols in 14 yea rs on the tour, 181 and Grote. WP- Foster (9- Mickey Welch and Billy Evans. She came here not only with her three sons, but also wllll her Cecil Gillogly spent a part of and Mrs. Charles Penrod, Jr., and his first since he won 6). LP-Seaver (13-6) . (2nd Game) 84-year old motller-in-law. the week tn Holzer Medical and daughter, Akron; Mr. and another rich tournament, taking st. Louis 002 011 ooo- 4 lJ o "I'm supposed to say somellling at the induction cerem-onies," Center, Gallipolis, where he · Mrs. Tony Zilo, Columbus; Mr. the $60,000 top prize in tlle now- New York 000 000 ooo- 1 5o defunct Dow Jones Open, witll Wise I 13-6) and S·immons; shrugged Vera Clemente, who still dresses in black seven months underwent tests and treat- and Mrs. Wayne Fisher, Tippecanoe ; Jay Hess and anolller crucial birdie putt on .McAndrew, Capra I6 L Stroh- after her husband's tragic dealll in a plane crash off tlle coast of ment. mayer 19) and Hodges. LP- San Juan, Puerto Rico. Colwnbia Grange members Ronnie , Hamilton ; Mrs. the final hole in August, 1970. McAndrew (J-8) . HR S- Wise WUITryToSpeak and members of the Colwnbia Elizabeth Crowe, Wrichsville ; Welskopf-lllkes Tie I2nd L Mil ner 119th) . !don't know if I can. I will try. People ask me what my feelings Make-It 4-H Club girls served and David Hess, who is Weiskopf and Dan Sikes, who L. A. . OIJ 000 ooo-- 4 6 J are abeut this day when llley are honoring Roberto." refreshments for the Fraley spending llle summer here led by "three strokes early in San Fran 000 010 02Q- J 8 2 . sale at the former Vale house with llle Gaslons. the final round before faltering John, Richert (8), Brewer (9) Vera Clemente pressed her lips together. and Ferguson ; Marlchal , Barr "It's hard to express, " she says. "! can't express it in words. I in Dyesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller in the heat, tied ·for third a 14L Moffitt (7L Sosa 19) and know lllishe wasn't llle kind of man who said much about any of Mr. and Mrs . Mendal Jordan and daughters ' attended tlle stroke behind Nichols and Sadek, Rade r (6). WP- John 111--61. LP- Marlchal I9-7J. his accomplishments. When he made his 3,000th hit, he didn't say and Mr·. and Mrs. Dwaine Miller reunion at the Delaware Murphy at 273. area near HRS- Buckn er (5th), Bonds a ~real deal to me about it. I really don't think he said any!Jllng. Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Recreation Gibby Gilbert, Frank Beard (30th ). . For him, it was like anyo!Jler hit. If lllere was some way he could Sarah, visited Mr. and Mrs. Delaware recently. and Gene Uttler all were at 274 know about all lllis lllough," Vera Clemente said, looking out Walter Jordan in Gallipolis. Mrs. Marilyn Combs Leidal 000 010 ooo-- 1 7 1 and David Glenz was alone at Houslon Cincl 040 OJO OOx- 7 10 0 toward the porch of the National Baseball Li6rary where tlle · Relatives here have received and daughter, Michelle, Hart275. Richard. Dierker (5). Craw- induction traditionally is held, "I know it would make him feel news from John Rawlings in ville, Ohio, .were guests of the Jack Nicklaus headed a for d (7) and Jutze ; Grimsley group at 276 while leading 111 -6) and Bench. LP- Richard good that he was llle first Latin American to be intiucted into tlle Orange Park, Florida, lllat Lewis Smilll family here and Hall Of Fame." · bolll he and Mrs. Rawlings are the Denver Rawlings family of m~ney -winner Bruce Crampton (J.lJ. HR- Wyn n (17th) . For a time, after Roberto Clemente.was killed trying.help improved following their Albany. was at 2'78, Arnold Palmer at S.D. ooooooooo-o o 1 Nicaragua's earthquake victims by bringing them sorely Qeeded recent .hospital stays and are Mr. and Mrs. William Miller 279, U.S. Open champion Atlanta 102 104 Olx- 9 12 2 Johnny Mill~r at 281 and Gary Arlin, Romo IJ), Ross 181 and food and medical supplies, his widow refused to believe he ac· now moving from their home in and daoighters were weekend Kendal L Corrales (6) ; Niekro tually was dead. . Orange Park to a retirement guests of her aun1 and uncle, Player, who defends his PGA (11 -5) and Casanova. LP- Arlln Day after day, she'd venture down to Ule water's edge even home hi Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gassaway title lllis week at Cleveland, at 16-101. HR- Casanova (4th I. wade into il, looking, searching, hoping. ' The Rawlings formerly lived at Batavia. HAitRISON, N.Y. (UP! ) Bobby Nichols is $50,000 richer today and says he doesn'I know why... but Tom Weiskopf thinks he knows, and he's plenty mad about it, tllo. Nichols beat Bob Murphy in a sudden-death playoff Sunday to win the Westchester Goli Classic after . Weiskopf let himself get angered by a fan with a camera and blew himself out of it with a dufferlike eight. "It was going on for llle whole townament," Weiskopf fwned about the picture-laking folks in tlle crowd who, he said, were ruining his.concentration. On Saturday, Weiskopf made a bogey at llle final hole after a run In with a camera-carrying woman but that was ·nothing compared .to his disaster at the lourlll h.ole of the final round. "People were taking pictures and it kind of disturbed me, and I hit a bad drive," said Weiskopf. The ball sailed into a bunch of trees on llle right of the fairway and from tllere he hit it across the fairway into trees on llle left. Wasted 4 Shots He wound up with four shots wasted among llle trees and an eight for the 422-yard hole, and even five birdies over the remaining 14 holes still left him one shy of Nichols and Murphy. 282. Chicago 000 110 ooo- 2 8 1 ... Mn. Clemente Proud . . "I'm sitting up here with a For Weiskopf, it marked llle M 000 010 20xJ 4 0 N he kn h • f d ontreal ow s ows e s gone or goo , but Vera Clemente still $50,000 check and I really don 't ninth straight tournament in Hooton, LaRoche (7) and Rudolph ; Torrez. Marshall ) never uses any word or phrase having to do with his actual death. 18 know why," Nichols said. But which he had finished in the top and Stinson. WPTorrez (6·111 . "In a way," she says,"! still can't believe it yet. I know it's not his victory was wrapped up in rive-he has won five of Ulem LP-'Hooton (9-10); possible lllat he is alive any longer, but I just feel he's still with including llle British Open- but two crucial putts . Pitts 010 000 021- 4 6 o us." · , He sank an lil-'loot putt for an Phil a 000 000 OlQ- 1 5 o " Vera Clemente.moves her hand to her chest when she talks this : . eagle three at the 509-yard 18th Ellis, Giusti (8) and Sangu illen ; way . , hole to tie Murphy, lllen beat Twitchell , Brandon (9L M "It . diff" It I . t . gl" . . Wallace 191 and Boone. wp...:. . ..'s leu or me o say mEn osh allllle thongs I feelmhim willl a 30-foot birdie putt GWSON AWAITS TESTS · ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Ace Ellis (11-9) . LP-Twltchell (10- sode, she says. on th~ first playoff hole . . Then she talks about her late husband's mother, here with her • Someone suggested those righthander Bob Gibson of tlle 4) . Amer.can League now. · were .pretty good putts under Cardinals flew home Sunday to llst Gamel "She lives 10 minutes from me in Puerto Rico," says Vera pressure, but Nichols down- await further tests on his right Milw 001 100 OJQ5 8 2 Cl t • Sh 010 010 031 _ 6 9 2 . emen e. ' e's more like my second mother tllan my molllerknee which was Injured In Cleve played that suggestion. Slaton; Short (81. Ed. Ro- m-law. We talk, we do Ulings, we Came here togetller. We both "! don't think I have nearly Saturday's game against llle dr lguez (8) and Porter ; Bos- know how much Roberto sacrificed to achieve the tllings he did. as much pressure on me as New York Mets. man, Sanders 17) and Ashby, We both. knew how hard he worked . 0 none side, his .mother is Cardinals' team physician Ellis 191. WP- Sanders (J-41 . some other fellows might," said LP- Ed. Rodriguez (2-JJ. HRS very p.roud about the way he is being honored here ' on the olller Nichols, a former PGA cham· Stan London said he was -Garcia 19th!. Porter (14th) , side, she is sad." ' pion who ·is the resident "reasonably certain that Gamble 2 . (16th & 17th). Vera Cleme t d t Coluccio (lOth I. (2nd Gamel n e pause a momen to say sometlling to her professional at Firestone Coun- Gibson suffered lorn car- Mi 1w ooo _ oldest boy, Robertito. · · 000 00 1 1 4 1 tilage" but that ligament try C)ub In Akron, Ohio, 010 001 20x- 4 8 1 "He will be eight on the 171l1 of August, one "day before his damage was " unlikely." Cleve . Murphy Misses A Putt Lockwood 15-61 and El. falller's birthday," she said. Nichols, who had 70 Sunday Gibson is expected to be out of Rodriguez ; Strom (2-10) and R b to Cl · Ellis. HRHendrlck (21st). o er emente would have been 39on August 18th. action for at least a monlll. morning in the third round and He goes into llle Hall of Fame today willlout the five-year then a final-round seven-under(151 Game) waiting perood. He never talked much about UliS ultimate honor par 65, and Murphy finished Texas 101 000 01Q- J 7 0 tllal can come to any major league baseball player but the Chicago 102 7 14 1 dead)ocked at 272 wilh Murphy The kangaroo mouse, Durham, Merritt010(J)12x' , Paut (8) Ulought .was there in back of his mind. also holing an eagle-at .the weighing less than one ounce , and Suarez ; Bahnsen, Forster Roberto Clemente hoped to enter llle Hall of Fame here ' seventh hole-in llle final has a tail twice as long as its (6) nd Herrmann. WP- someday. Not today Ulough. Today he would have much rather three-inch body . · Bahnsen (15-11) . LP- Durham round. 10-2) . HRS- Leon (Jrdl , Herr- been out there in rightfield when his Pittsburgh Pirate teammann (9th), May (llthl. (2nd males take on the Texas Rangers on llle local baseball field a game I couple of hours after lhe Induction . ceremonies are finished . Texas 000 202 ooo-- 4 8 0 Chicago 000 121 001- 5 50 Ciyde, Hudson (7) and HarrisonviUe Society News Billings; Johnson, Acosta (7) and Brinkman. WP- Acosta (5· 2). LP- Hudson 12-ll . HRs- Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Epple Darold Graham family, Muser (JrdL Jeter (4th), attended the Steimetz reunion Mrs. Bessie Graham is Biilner (lsi). at llle Athens Fairgrounds caring for the Graham children Kan City 000 000 IOQ.... 1 J 1 Sunday. · in Louisiana while their mother Minn lJO OOJ OOx7 10 0 Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid- is hospitalized. ·, Busby, Dal Canton (2), dleport spent Sunday night and Mrs. Jr. Payne gave a birlll· Mingori (61, and Healy ; Blyleven (14-10) and Mlfterwald. LP- Monday with Ava Gilkey. day party Saturday evening for Busby (9-111 . HRS - Oliva her mother, Mrs, Donald Mrs. Louise ·Gilkey and (lith), Holt (lOth) . Karen called on Ava Gilkey Weaver and her sister, Mrs. Boston 200 000 500- 7 6 1 Sunday evening .. Charles Barrett. ·Bait 010 000 OOJ4 52 Mrs. Margaret Douglas went The Graham twins, Harold \, Curtis 111 -81 and Fisk-; • and Darold, have purchased to Waldo Wednesday to visit Cuellar 18-121 and Etchebarren. '·... HR- Davis (6th I . her sister, Clara·'liull. She will new homes near their base in attend the Chaney reunion Louisiana. Oakland 001 001 04Q- 6 8 1 Cal if ooo .100 1oo- 2 5 2 while there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark KnoWles, Fingers (7) and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Alkire visited "the f.Arry Clarks at Fosse. Tenace (8) ; May, Monteagudo (8), Barber (8) visited the Dale Whaleys at Chester Saturday evening. • and Stephenson. Stelmaszek Albany Saturday evening. (8 ) . WP- Fingers (4-6). LPMay 17-10) . HRs - Tenace Mrs . Freda Carsey and daughter, Kathy, have I19th), Green (2nd). returned from a visit willlllle ., Mls.~ here and Mr. Rawlings was a · rural mail carrier. Steven Gillogly spent a week at Ule CYF Camp at Magnetic Springs, Ohlo. Mrs. Elizabeth Crowe, Wrichsville, was retUrned to h h b h · 1 d er orne y er son-m-aw an daughter, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Gaston,afterspendingthepast two weeks here visiting with·· them. The Carpenter Bapto"st Church Sunday School group enjoyed a picnic at Forked Run State Park near Reedsvllle. Berllla Crippen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl starkey, Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Murl Galaway,Mr. andMrs. Mendal · Anrw SIBnl 'Y ~pent I!Olvi•ral d~yR here willl her NI"Hlldparcnl.s, Mr. and Mra. I.ewls Smith while her parents mo~P<I thei r mobile home from "ric, P~ .• to Marlon, Ohio, where Mr. SIBnley h~s been trurisrcrred. Miss Nancy Smilh , Columbus, also visited ul her parents' home par! of Uoc !JBSl week. · • WHIPS MASSEV MOUNT SNOW, VI. (UP!) IJann Zllmbresky of pebble Beach , CaUL , defeated Deborah Mossey of Sweickley, Pn., Sunday to win the 43rd annual Women's Amateur 'l'rans National Golf C.'hamplonships. Miss Zambresky, 25, won her first major title lh the match point competitiOn by beaUng · 2:M'f8r-{)ld Miss Massey, Ule !972 Western champion, four and three, in 35 holes at tlle Mount Snow Country Club. r------------1 1 I Here's the Man 1 To See For .. • I II THE II . BEST I I II '. I Lou Osborne · I I VALUES I I SEARS I Catalog I 220 E. Main Merchant Pomeroy L---- FISH and FRENCH FRIES Enjoy! ·Enjoy! McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE LOCUST ST. MIDDLEPORT Tire Buyers Are Shopping Around • Then They Buy At WHITEWALL Tires MEDALLION MARQUIS • 2 FOR $3800 A78 x 13 2 $4800 H78 with new kind of power, stow-away tools, too • • • '• J78 2 ' r' Ntw I Yt '•all h.p, 'on Jtl P!IOtv. , , • crtolu .•• . ' • • ' •' • ~ • • • • • Mtss $5~ Packed wilh pow.,, low In pr iu . New Powtr New I y, Peak h.p. fan Pak ( leaning •Y''!"'· grt o l t'lt w tl ta t'l int powtr , Itt motor creoiu grtat new cleaning power, new dual •~haush boolf air moYtlflent, clnn 1 dttp, fost. Dttp riiOChlilg Jucllon h odjv1tablt for dropllf'itl, t.~pholtltry, lamp thad.., du.t lne. flip top lid, tfkpo1abJt dual boo, toe twitch. loll •. lntlud•• l·pc . kit or dt · lvu cloning tools • Special family meal prlcaa afler 4 p.m . For Adults For Kids Big Shet• French Fries DINING Includes: • Mounting • Balancing • Federal Excise Tax X 15 $5300 MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9: 30- AII you c•n e8t, (or Alo Carte) . Ntw duole•IM~~tll .,, o!r Mo._,,,, Earned" . Ask one of our Only and Lollipop Only '1 50~ o..," dttP, ••••· " FRIENDLY ONES " about the SJ5 . ~0 saving on the .Sen Frankl in Colonial Fireplace and Slove. It b,urns char c~al INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS "2-2635 MIDDLEPORT 1503 EASTERN AVE • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ f ! wood , ~o!l Or· end our special POM EROY CF MENr HOURS: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. MON. thru THURS. OPEN 9:00 to 7:00 FRIDAYS 9·1 SAT. ' I ,:,<,, • wa ter Lint Fill er or Pow er Fin Agi tator . :! MOIIIJ . r ~ ol ~e Mavta~t~ Dryers sUrround c tothes with ge ntle, e ven he at. No hot spot s, no o v e rdry lng . F ine Mesh Lint I= iller . We Specialize in 'lhe 1973 Admlrol.3-Dnr Duple• • trw-/• ... ls•oulor }689 1ND2239 . MAY.TAG RUTLAND FURNITURE Rt~;~~:·~ -----Arnold Grate.• 741 -4211 Rutland ' . ()rdur our r ~pulor monu evory111i11• I!i lu 10. I PH. 992·3629 .I ' POMEROY ~ sh.tions are in theF;l '' ' BAKER FURNITURE ' . MIDDLEPORT. 0. .I . . 95 Duplex freezer -refrigerator . One push .. . and presto! You get cold water, cold-saving convenience of the 3-door models. Automatic lcemaker . . . exclusive tempered glass cantilever shelves . .. "Bookcase" freezer door shelves and automatic door closers. (There are seven J. door Duplex models to choose from plus one 2-door model.) Another _great convenience-the new Admiral Cold Can Carousel! It holds up to twelve 12-ounce soft drink or cans - .and always keeps the coldest one up front and fresh . r ,. - -- Drinks and Dcsscrl E•lra . The MEIGS INN ' 'j Halo of Heat . ·Phone 882-2817 . '~ . Perma -PresS f'"" GAS ,. l LUIE Wid• -~ ~ level c: ontl' o l . New Haven Discount Tire Our Fine Print Doesn't Cost You Extra . ro Cho ice of water t emps . Auto. I pr ice Is only $1:49 .95 lregutarly S184 .95- Ben would have been proud of ul) . BLOCK ' 1873 Burgtr CheiSyl tems Inc BURGER CHEF IS A TR.t.OE'MAFH( OF FJUROE~ C~EF o!IYSTEMS INC NOW thru AUGUST ,31st returned from Florida where he has been employed. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, Charles and Kevin. Miss Tammy Johnson returned home from Veterans Memorial Thursday after undergoing an appendectomy and getting alongfine. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson . Mrs. Lena J<napp of I..angsville was a Tuesday evening visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and family . .. Ben Frank lin said " A Penny Saved Is a Penny Large Soft Drink ~'' Funburger,M ·~ SHIRT FINISHING BUFFET & H78 x 15 • • ...•• • .. N. W. COMPTON, 0. ~ oi "It used .French Fries Small Solt Drink Turnover and "'u,. to be, tho man who saved money was a miser 1 nowadays he's a wonder." Heeds ville News, Notes lOLA'S & G78 X 15 & J78 for · uise Howe Car me'I News DRESSES l78 X 15 • • • • • X 14 Give methods of drying flowers NOW 2 for $5600 • • •' X 14 ~~~ RobinsOn's CleaneiS Po~ester 2 for $5400 Model 755 Note.'i •••• Wolfpen News, Notes DISCOUNT TIRE Where Prices Are lowest For PREMIUM X 14 and Mrs. ~:d~ar Brewer were C., spent several days here Massar and childr en have Sunday callers at the horne of wllh her parenL~. Mr . and Mrs. returned home fr om avaca ti on Mrs. Audrey Brewe r and Ceci l Ca ldwell , also her in Florida and they also visited David. brolher, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth f)isneyworld . . Mrs. Ressie Webster and Mr. . Mike Evans and Caldwell and son.. children andMr, and Mrs. Mac Mr . and Mrs. Tommy niece, Miss J udy Perry, atA weekly fcolurc of Mclg• Meter and da ughter, W atson announce the birth of a tended the . homecoming Bl Van County Goordcn Cl~b oneonbers. Pomeroy, spen t Saturday daug hter, Lcsa Jane, on July 9. Long Bollom Sunday . ~fternoon with Mrs. Ada Van Grandpar~oots arc Mr . . and Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralp h Brooks of Tuppers Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles were , Meter. Mr , and Mrs, Dennis Roush Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Allred Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hicks and ca lled on bis parenta, Mr. and Cashdollar of Reedsville. Mr . and Mrs. Joh n Gunn of Mrs. Bill Roush and Darrell, on Grea t-grandparenL~ are Mr. Pennsylvania, Mr . and Mrs. BY MRS. DENVER HOl.TER Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. F'on Halsey of Tup- Howard Flanders of Guysville WILDWOOD GARDEN CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Ge ne Wolfe and pers Plains. and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd H. Flowers bloom, fade and die all too quickly, but you can halt Richard visited their daughter, Those visiting M" . Neisel Wallbrown of ParkersbUrg, tile nora! cycle throu~h tllil maRie of dryl~ . There are Ulree Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wells at Weatherman recently were ways, air drying, burying and press drying. Gather your flowers llleir new mobile home in Rev. and Mrs. Robert Meece, on a dry, Sll!lny morning and strip off all" the leaves and then Tuppers Plains 'a recent Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice and proceed as follows: , evening. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson ·'. To Air Dry i Make pencil thick bunches of each !lower. Tie E. H. Carpenter mowed Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred of Racine, Mr . and Mrs. Don ~- S(!(!Urely with rubber bands. Hand U!>lide down In a dry pasture land for Paul Evans Gri mes of Alllens came Sunday Stevenson and baby or airy spot. 1'he dark keel"! the colors from fading and the dry and Louis De Luz recently. and took his sister, · Mrs. Califor nia, Mr. and Mrs. Gene airlne~s hastens the dryl~ process. . Recent callers at the home of Weatherman, out to dinner to Hudson and Jay of Racine Dry1ng limes vary, but in a week, maybe two, of fair wealller, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter the Redwood Restaurant at called on !)lr. and Mrs. Allan tile flowers should be ready . They will be crisp and dry to the were Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Belpre. Taylor on Sunday. ANNOUNCE WEDDING - P ns are being completed touch - but beware, a humid spell can tBke the starch right out Luz, Mrs. Zetta Boyd, Mrs. Mr. and M rs . Dale W elsh and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MartUs for the August 17 .!Vedding of Miss udllll Louise Howe and By Mn. L, Balderson of them again, so store them In plastic bags or rigid plastic of New David George Hargraves at the ed Heart Church In Recent visitors at the Hetzer- Reva Taylor , Mrs. Ruth famil y and Mrs. Mildred and , family ahoebo~es along with some moisture • absorbing chemical such Sereno, Mrs. Mildred Circle, BiS!Iell spent the weekend willl Philadelphia, Ohio, and Miss Gladwin ; Mleh. Tile bride~lec t Is the aughter of Mr, and Bise home were Mr. and Mrs .. Paul Evans and Paul Dean, the latter's son, Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Circle of Cleveland as silica geL Avoid putting your arrllilgement in an overly Mrs. Lyle Howe, Gladwin . She is a teach of mathematics at Marion Hetzer, Karen and humid, too bright place. Nicki Dawn Van Meter, Mrs, - Tommy Bissell and family at Heights _spent the weekend tlle Oakwood High School near Dayton and is a graduate of Judy of Toledo, Mrs. Christy To Bury: Drying has been done for c~nturles by burying Maxine Durst, Tom Durst, Norwalk, Ohio. A new Fabric willl Mr. and Mrs. Homer Central Michigan University. Herfiance is the son of Mr, and Beeker of Penverville, Mr. and blooms In any substance that absorbs moisture. Use clean, fine . Mrs. Lowell Greer, Howard Shop has been opened here by Circle, Vernon and Wa vle Mrs. George Hargraves, Jr., Middleport . A graduate of Mrs . Arlllur Hetzer, and Mr. Larkins and Bretot, Melinda Mrs. Donna Brooks in the old Dixie is on her vacation. white beach sand milted with a litUe borax . Cal litter works too, Pomeroy High School and Ohio University •. he is associated and Mts. David Robertson of Dail~y , David and Debra post office building owned by but leaves a stubborn dusty residue. Silica gel is best to use, but Mr . Georg e Circle and willl the National Cash Register Corp . of Dayton. The couple Belle, W. Va., Jeanine Hetzer costs about $2 a pound and that's only enough for"five or six Bryant, Sherry Cornell, Mr. Jack White here next door to daughter Cheryl and Mr. and plans to reside in Dayton following the marriage. of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. flower heads at a time. It can be used repeatedly. The crystals and Mrs. Randy Wells, 1. w the new post office . · Mrs. Jame s Circle , New Rawliegh Hetzer and family of are blue when dry and turn pink when they have absorbed their Durst, Greg Middleswar t, Mrs. Mildred Bissell and Haven, W. Va., spent Sunday Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff share of moisture. About a half hour in the oven will turn llle Mike Johnson and J . W. granddaughter, Miss Bonnie willl Mrs. Mary Circle. Foster and family, Tom Dye crystals from pink to blue again, ready for another gMound. Welsh visiled Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Amy Arnott of Lawson. Fruit cake and COQkle tins wllllllds are ideal receptacles for Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Wayne Brickles Monday Belpre. drying. Cover the bottom of tins with about two inches of the gel; Out They Go / Capt. and Mrs. Frederick (Jean) Theiss and Nicki Dawn evening. Mrs. Brickles is arrange llle nower heada face up leaving space between lllem Van Meter travelled ex· ·recovering from surgery. Smith and family spent several and then cover with a gentle sendatorm drifting llle gel over and Mrs. Iva Upton was returned 1 RACK BETTER Mr. and Mrs. John Austin days willl her Pllrents and tensively in Northwest U.S.A. around the nower petals until completely bl!ried under an inch of recenUy. They visited at Ule to Veterans Memorial and daughter, Iris, have grandmolller, Mr. and Mrs. gel. Put on lid and seal willl masking tape. returned to their home in Ri€ll, Frank Bise and Mrs. Mabel homes of Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Hospital , Pomeroy, Sunday. After two days, open the tin and gently brush away Ule top Several from here attended MONDAY mond, Va. , after spending 10 Hetzer. The Smlllls have spent ,Johnston in Uncoln, Mont,, and layer of gel to check progress. If the peials are dry and crisp, Mrs. Clara Johnston of the funeral of Thurman LADIES AUXILIARY, 1 IIley are ready, if not, put the lid back on and check from day to Middleport Firemen, special days here visiting Mrs. 2 years on llle Philippine Whilehall, Mont., the Charley BabCock at White's Funeral day to avoid burning llle petals and making them brittle. Don't meeting 7:30 p.m. at Ule fire Au:;tin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Islands . They are - now Russell Museum, Helena, ilome at Coolville Saturday Aaron Kelton. Julie and Mary stationed at Dayton. worry if some have faded; some flowers simply retain their color house. Austin remained for a longer Mrs. Osa Bailey of Mont., Glacier National Park with burial at Sand · Hill better than olllers. The faded ones can be touched up wllll paint. in Canada , Yellowstone Cemetery, Long Bottom. VACATION Church school, visit with tlleir grandparents . Bradenton, Fla., spent a few National Park, Wyoming, Mt. When Ule flowers are ready, carefully lift them out and brush off Main at Sycamore Dinsmore Boyles and sister POMEROY, OHIO with a camel's hair brush. Place flowers in a tight container with Monday lllrough Friday, 6:3(). On Saturday llle Keltons took d~ys with Mrs. Bess Larkins. Rushmore in South Dakota and have returned nome fi'bm llle a few teaspoons of silica· gel and store in a dark dry spot until 8:30p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran their granddaUghters to Ports- Also visiting at . the Larkins the Reptile Gardens at hospital at Parkersburg where Church, · 231 E. Second St, mouth where they ·an attended · home were Mrs. Doris Marks you're ready to use them, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. r•-"':!~~~~-~~-~ - ~-!!'!!!~~-11!"-~-Press-drying: Putting the prettiest pansy of tile season In tlle Pomeroy ; classes nursery an open house at the new home and Mrs. F!elen Nelson of encyclopedia is still a common technique. However,.using silica . Ulrough senior high school ; ·of U. A. Local 577 and an Chester . Ann Buckley is visiting with gel, pressing under books is even better than pressing in books Ute me "The Family". For evening banquet at tlle Elks Madame V. Pandit, sister of ,.OPTOMETRIST her aunt and uncle Mr. and Indian and tills process can be completed ina bout a week. Prime Minister Nehru , information · call, 992-2010; Hall. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOS~ Mr . and Mrs. George Mrs. Jack Whittle at wor- served as the first woman One good pressing melllod is to take a piece of plywood or public invited to participate. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~cT. , Shiveler, Jr . and daughter, thington. .president of the United Naboard large enough to accommodate your chosen pressings and EASTERN Athletic Boosters Jayne, Cincinnati, were recent POMEROY. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin tions General Assembly. cover with white blotting paper. Sprinkle on a layer of silica gel meeting 8 p.m. at the high guests ·of. Mrs , Shiveler 's and son, of Alexandria, Va. wod cover with several layers of white facilil tissue. Arrange school. · brother-in-law and sister, Mr. visited with Mr. and Mrs. nowers on this surface. Small, flat flowers like pansies can be Grant Boring recently. pressed whole, but Ule ones with hard thick centers are best SOUTHERN High School and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry Smilll has returned dismembered and pressed petal by petal: Press stems of lllese FHA members planning an Lochary, Jamie and Chris, home after being a patient at flowers separately, too. Cover with several more layers of tissue, ex!libil al the Meigs County another sprinkling of silica gel and another layer of blotting Fair, bring exhlbilto the school Glen Ridge, N. J,. arrived the St. Joseph Hospital , paper. Wrap it all snlll!lY in a big bag from the dry cleaners and or coptaet Mrs. Erma McClurg Saturday for a visit with his Parkersburg, W.Va. Pllrents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick . Recent visitors at \he pile on llle books. · : · · • '"• school by Monday. In a week, unweight your sandwich and dismantle it To · POMEROY Garden Club, Lochary. Patly Lochary has Willlams-Balderson home been here with her grand· were Mrs . Hazel .Balderson, store, 1 · wrap loosely In tissue paper and store In plastic bags with 7:30p.m., horne o1 Mrs. Water parents lor several weeks and Vienna, W. Va., Clare Scott of I' a little silica ge1· Grueser. Roll call - name an will return to New Jersey with ParkersbUrg, Mrs. RuthMoore To use dried nowers, use your imagination, You can put the historical place you have her parents later this month. and grand children of petals on a velvet background and mount them as pictures or you visited. Olller guests' of the l<Jcharys Colwnbus. can carefully mount lllem onto paper for placecards or .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Marilyn Hannum and correspondence notes. You can make nora! bookmarks sealed in I Uons Club, directors meeting Lochary, Meg and Robert of Susan honored Kay Balderson ' plastic or you can make arrangements out of them. ' 7:30 p. m. at tlle Meigs !mi. near Chicago. with a surprise birlllday party Regular meeting ai noon Monday evening. Members of Wednesday. girl scout troop 67 were invited. CONNORS CHAMP MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Attending were Judf Holter, Mr. and Mrs. CUntcin Gilkey Harold Gillogly and family of GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!)- Kim Reed, Sheila Buchanan, Club, annual picnic, home of of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. . Albany were Sunday visitors of Mrs. WlUiam Morris, 6:30 p,m, Jimmy Connors took his sec- Teresa Dalley, Teresa Han· - - - - - - - - - . Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. In event of rain, the meetin(!' ond straight singles title in llle nwn·, Patty Lawrence, Deedee Randy Pierce of Mason was City National Buckeye Temils a Monday visitor of Mr . and will be held in tlle Columbus Championships here Sunday, Smith, Mark Holter, Mrs. Orva Mrs. Larry Johnson and family and Southern Ohio Electric Co. winning a long battle with Jean Holter, and Mrs . Ruth social room. Take covered dish Anne Balderson. Games were and Mrs. Geneva Shwnate. Charlie PasareU of Los An· played. Refreshments of home • Franklin Russell or Mid- and table serviCe. geles, 3-6, lh'!, lh'!. "After I lost made ice cream, cake and SAME ,DAY WEDNESDAY dleport was a Tuesday visitor llle first set, my only bope was SERVICE WINDING Trail Garden Club lllat Charlie would get a little punch were served . Kay of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln at lhe home of Mrs. Robert tired and a little. careless," received many nice gilts. In At 9- 0ut At 5 Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, Thompson, 8 p.m. A workshop said Connors, of Belleville, Iii. Use Otrr Free Parking Lot visited wllllllleir grandsons at Bryan of Racine, were Sunday for the Meigs County Fair will Jane Lew, W. Va . while llleir visitors of his parents, Mr. and be held . daughter and her husband Mr. WHITE Rose Lodge, picnic, 5 Mrs. James Reeves and Linda . Carmel and Mrs, Robert Sams 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy Robert Reeves and family just p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . · William vacationed at Hawaii. • William Morris. Members are Carleton of Racine spent Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and to take a covered dish. Thursday evening willl Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer visited willl THURSDAY Mrs. Arlllur Johnson, Pal and Mrs. Eunice Sprague at llle TWO EVENINGS MEIGS COUNTY Hwnane Sheryl. Arcadia · Nursing home at Society, 7:30p.m. at llle home Coolville. EACH WEEK ofMr.andMrs ClintonFisher. ----------~---~ Bia Capacity ~ Plans will be discussed for the Mavtag educational boolll at the Meigs Automatics County Fair. 2 speed o pe r a~O'lt·. ,, . NEW HAVEN G78 13uHh uf Spiller on Sunday . Hy Mrs. •~ velyn llrlckles they were meojlcal patients " Harold Brewer, Long Bot.- Mr . uold Mrs . Jerry Carter several weeks. wno , Mrs. liel~n Smith and Mr. 'and son of Rockey Mount, N. Mr . and Mrs. Star li nK - • 2 for •• I I (~' ) Mr. and Mr.•. llandy Wells, .Xc1ola, Ohio, spent the weekend at U1clr wa ndmother's· home and visited friends and rcmtlveb in U•e ure~ . Mr. lind M r~ . Louis A. De Luz vlsi!<~l relatives in Gay and Reedy, W. Vu. on Sunday afternoon. !lev. and Mrs. I.awrence Gluesencanop and daughter, Nicki Dawn and Elaine Lehew ha ve returned home from a tour of West Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., De l~ wa r e and Virginia . They also drove through the tunnel . extending under' CheSilpeake Bay at Norfolk Va. · Mrs. J im Middleswart and daughter Janet visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edward A NEW ADMIRAL '73· E& F 78 X 14 • I Green '11uunb Tuppt•r:-. Plain~ SodtLy N;·w" Stivers ville News Notes 000000oooo'000000C)QOO 12 price FEATURE OF THE WEEK for '' I I I I I -----.1 PH. 992-:1178 I WISE 4 Full Plies II 1. ·Sears ·1 l - 1'he Daily Sentinel, MlciiUcporl-l'<noocroy' ()., AUK . U, 1073 • • • • • •• �' S';;'";.;;;;;;Cl~;;ifieds GetAction! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS ' INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M .• Diy Before P ubl~catlon , Mandav Dt~d llne 9 &. m . Can cellat ion Corrections Will be a c..:e pted vntll 9 a.m . for Oay ot Public ation REGULATIONS Th e F"ubll sher re serv es the 2 SIGNS OF QUAliTY right to e-dit or re lec t any ads deemed obje ct i on al. WA NTED to rent for RATES For Want Ad hrY ict 5 c enli per Word one Inser t ion M in imum Char ge 75c 12 cents per worcl three S269S $139S 4 Door. V-8, aut om atic, P. steering, dean Interior. good · 18 cents per word six con · tires. radio. blue fin ish. , aecut lve ·Insertions , 2S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pal~ wlth in 10 days . CARD OF. THANKS & OBITUARY' St29S 4 wh . dr h1e1·lock.lnQ fr t , hubs. 302 V·8 engine. 3 speed 1971 FORD BRONCO trans... radio. Sl .SO tor 50 word m inimum . Eech additional word 2c . BLIND ADS Add itional 2k Charge per Pom~roy Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8:JOa . m . to 5:00p .m . Da lly , 1 : 30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Saturday. Motor Co. WantP.~ Sl, OOO, or ----~-- Pets For Sale · Phone 992·5443. roots, $55 a lb. Yellow root, $.41 9 a.m. G$5 furn.ace, May apple, SOc, per lb. M. A. heater, small gas h~ater, gas range, furniture, cfQfhlng - Hall, Reedsville. Call 378· 6249. children and adults - dishes, 7·31 ·1fc drapes, curtains, quilting frames, treadle- sewing KEWPIE dolls and anything else related to Kewples . Also, machine and many other old postcards in good con· .Items. 8·S•M ·31p dillon. write and describe · items· ·also price wanted. Street. 3 rooms and bath. Phone 992-7310. 1· 25· 121p ALL WEATHER It Must Be Right · l96l CADILLAC, fa ir condition. ranch with garage for ·onty orwewil' broiders, overcasts, but ton hole s. All wllhoul al · lachments. Pay balance ol 538.50 or pay $S per month. Call 992·5331. 6·10·11C ----- TOMATO Stakes •Raymond Rowe, Yell ow Bush Rd . Call 949·3746. 8·3·31c it Right. lev el w i'th full basement · for ac i'< • of land. 515,000.00. , FURNISHED POMEROY - Good older 1973 PONTIAC Ventura 350, 2· door hat ch back. Automatic. home with aluminum sid ing. Reasonable. Phone 742-6333. r:li ce kitchen , bath, basement. Also. set of Beginners Golf· gas furnace. Nice slde porch. Clubs, like new. $40. Want $15,000.00. 8·1·121p NEARLY NEW MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom 1968 INTERNATIONAL truck furnished home. Nice bath, and '~'• lon, 4 speed. v .8, deluxe kitchen . Gas furnace, ·carport, <ab, 6 8 box bed, two sets of and large lot on the Ohio River. racks, radiO, coach mirrors, · good ti'"es , and in good con· Only $10.500.00. GOOD OLDER HOME dillon . See Gail Bradford on State Roue 338 across from 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, ni ce Kaiser Aluminum after 6 p.m . ·kitchen, full basement. front 8·5·31c and back porches. Extra lot. Want just $9.500 .00 in 1973 DART 340 Sports Coupe, SYRACUSE . automatic. PS, • P.B. bucket seats , tinted glass, spoiler, PUT YOUR MONEY IN new F60 RWL tires on 8 · PROPERTY WHERE IT HAS Mickey Thompson chrome A GOOD IN · wheels. Tach, tape player and BEEN more. Black Interior. $2.995. VESTMENT THE LAST FEW HAVE SOME Call 992·1210 alter 8 o,clock, YEARS. 8·S·31c • "• . '1 ~======~======~·~~~ ·"... Em.ploymenl '1· 8 .- b I , .. Oil ~ INT£RNAL REVENUE MODERN SANITATION JOHIHUCKER . Rt . 41 Pof11troy, 0 . '992-3954 - • GntCJINcr TKt. l..JST AUDIT DIVISION ! 1M AMAZE D · T~E R E WASN'T EVEN REA"LY ~ AT' THE ROSE WI NDOW ~ THE ~UG E NAV E ~ THE. GARGOYlES ~ THE COPPER SAIN TS ~ Of llf.()UtTIONS1 Wf. ONE STATUE OF1</1/UTE. ROCKNE l . .. CAAt. AC.Il04$ AN : E.llllOll IN Youll •• I..V.At;IHATJON Dick's Hoard House ··~ STRIPPER511 We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Elc. from Furniture . Antlques·Modtrn·Mtlols 8·4:30 D~ily. 8·12 Sat. 111 the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. ,992-2101 Middleport, 0 . P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Healing - Air Cond . Qefriq&ration ~-Piumbil'!g ~ Electncc11 Apphcuu.es · Auto Air Cond .. Residential or From the taraeSt BulidoZl!r Radiator to ~ma11est Heater Core, Nathan Blgps Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. Pli.192-2t74 Pomeroy ASK US ABOUT PRE·FABRICATED V.OOD TRUSSES No ruinous !yes or caustics used. PICk·UP Service Available , We Bur. & Sell Antiques. 0 ck Seyfer.Qwner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992·2791 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Milin Pomeroy 1-1~, SYLVE!OTI!R, H,o.ND t>OW.N iH' BLOWTO~l ' Buill to You,•Specs Delivered to Job Sito OFFICE SUPPLIES i!n,d ~ommerCial. Alyce Schneider, 145 South -"":"='~--:-­ THE S & J Sweet Shoppe In Kanawha , Buckhannon, W. . AI MOST new coin operated Racine will be open Thurs· 215 N. Second FURNITURE Va . 26201 . HOGG & ZIJSPAN day, Friday and Saturday pool table. Call 773·SS03. Phone 992-3509 7·8·30tp ONLY, until further notice. 8·3·31c Stop ....ln and See Our MATERIALS CO. 24 Hour Service However, cakes and pies may 773-!554 Mason. w. Vo. Floor Displ,.v. be ordered · ANY day and OLD furniture, oak tables , ONCE used, 6 man, 9 ft . sq. All work guaranteed. picke-d up at my apartment · clocks, ice boxes, brass beds, camping tent. 8.000 BTU when fhe Shoppe Is closed. dishes or complete Coleman gas heater : new play Phone 949·5491. households. Write M. D. pen and walker ; baby Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, 8·S·J!C I dressing table, car bed and S~PET~CA GT:NK~ y sAf~m call 992.6271. misc. Baby Items. Phone 992~------:--::­ CLEANED, REPAIRED'. s.t3.1fc PIANO & organ lnsfruclion by S683. MILlER SANITATION ; CONSTRUCTION graduate of Cincinnati - - - - - - ---c.:8.J.3tc STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662 · for auction, · - - - - - - - - : : . , Conservatory . of Music . WANTEO J03S. Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992· household goods. Tools. most 38 INCH Holpoint Electric ~pouting, 10·4·1fc Roofing, anything of value. Will buy or Stove. Push buttons, three 3825. Porch Repair, Com· storage drawers. $35 . Phone B·Hic sell on commission. Will haul. On Most American Cars SEWIN~ . MACHINES. Repair Call 992·33S4. Hayman's. · 992·S292. p I e t e Home service, all makes. 992-2284 , 1·2S·Ifc - . Gl,IARANTEEDFOR your ROOF, Call Roush 8.J.6tp The Fabric Shop; Pomeroy. Remodeling . · Homes For Construction, Greg Roush, ----.,..-,--'--Phone 992.2094 Authorized Singer Sales and 544 DIESEL Tractor in ex· , . · Syracuse, Ohio. 992·5039. Wanted Ser11ice. We Sharpen Scissors . cellenl cond ition . Power CASH pa1d for all makes and · B·.S.12·19·26-4tc Pomeroy Home Auto For Free Estimate 3·29·1fc 1 1 model s of mobile homes . . · EXPERIENCED painter. in· f OpenBTiiS Ph one area code 614-423-953 L Steering, wide ron axe, 3 YARD & Garage Sale, August 6 lerior and exterior. Call Don po int hitch and specially Monday lhru Saturday 5 ROOM house, bath, basement, · DOZER and' back hoe work, 4 1 to 11 . County Rd. S, Bradbury. Van Meter. 98S·39SI. priced. Meigs Equipment · 3·11c 606 E. Main, PomerOy, 0. ponds and septic tanks, ditch· gas heal' 2 lots. S. D. Buskirk, Walch for signs. 8·2·301p Company, Pomeroy. Phone 1970 12 x 60 trailer, 2 bedroom . 341 Page Street, Middleport. ing service; top soil. fill dirt. . 8·3·3fc 992·2176. good condition. Was asking 8-5-ltp limestone ; B&K Excavating . OPEN Roger Hysell's EXCAVATING. dozer. loader 8·3·61c S4,200 but will consider best 2_ B_E_D_R _OO _ M _ h_o_m_e_w _i-th- bath, Phone 992·5367 or 992 · 3~~ Lfc I AM not responsible for any Business Opportunities Garage near crossroads on St. and backhoe work ; septic ~-------reasonable offer. Call 992· debts contracted by anyone Rt . 124; all mechanical work tanks Installed; dump trucks utility room . Kitchen and 1973 14x70 MOBILE home. 2386. BUSINESS other than myself, signed, Including automatic trans· and fo.boys for hire; will haul living room paneled ; same washer and dryer , dlsh 8·5·31c OPPORTUNITY Dozers, large Bob Eynon, Syracuse, Ohio. missions. Monday.Frlday, fill dirt, top soil, limestone washer, · stainless steel sink, carpeting and vinyl. Storm EXCAVAnNG. Man or Wofl'lan and small; Backhoes and . 8·3·31p Rel iable 8:30a.m . to 5 p.m . Saturday and gravel; Call Bob or Roger garbage disposal, eye level windows, doors, kitchen person from lh is loaders on track and tires ; - 8:30 to 12 noon - unless by Jeffers, day ~hone 992·7089; arelli to servi.ce and collect oven,_range, dacron -polyester complete except for dinette Air Conditioners Dump trucks Lo . ~oy WE WILL not be.responsible tor from automatic dispensers . appointment. Phone 992·5682 night phone 992·3525 or '192· carpet, large lot. Phone 74.2· set. Tuppers Plains and service . . Septic tanks In any d~bts contracted by . No· experience needed - we 5232. ' 1\wnings or 992·7121. 3083. Chester water, fuel oil heat stalled. George I Bill) Pullins. anyone else other than our - establish accounts for you. 7·25·301c '2·11 ·tfC with 257 gallon tank . Garden 7·1B·If Underpinning selves Clarence and Mary A. Car. r efer en ces. and 5995 .00 phone 992-2478 Qr 992·7402. space. 3 miles north of Reeds· Spurri"er Pomeroy , Rt. 4, to 51,995 .00 cash capite! 2·9·1fC ville on 681 . $6,SOO.OO. Dale O' DELl ' WFI££L Allgnmeni necessary . 4 to 12 hours . WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom , 2 Comp lete mobile home Ohl o 4576' 9· READY ·MIX CONCR!:TE weekly could Oet good part Barr , Reedsville, Ohio . located at Crossroads, Rl. 124, full service - plus g iganti c bath home with 8-3-3tp time Income . Full time delivered right to your now back to work. Complete . basement, 2 car gara9e and display of mobile homes 8·S·21P FOR FREE estimates on aluminum siding. Storn Doors -~~-----more . F; or local interv iew, project. Fast and easy. Free front end service, tune up and family room . Priced 1n mid always a_vailable at ... ::3-:B:-:E:-:D~R ::oo =M : -:-ch ous e _o _ n --:L:-I n coin and Windows , Carports, I AM not responsible for the write 1 include telephone estimates . Phone 992·3284. 2o·s. plus lot. Located on large brake service . Wheels Marquees and Railing, Phone debts of Mary A. Newlun. number : Hill. living room , kitchen, Mix Co., Goeglein Ready· country lot off Rl. 7 20 balanced electronically. All EAGLE INOUSTRIES MILLER Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohln. Slaned, John R. Newland, Rt Middleport, Ohio. bath and utility room, extra minutes from Parkersburg work guaranteed . Reasonable Department BV 1. ·Long Bottom, Ohio. large lot over 1 acre. Has Carl Jacob, Sales Rep · 6·30.ffc 15 minuteS' from rates. Phone 742·3232. and 3938 Meadowbrook Road resentative. V. V. Johnson 8·3·3fp driveway . $13,000. . Call MOBILE I:IOMES St. Louis Park, Pomeroy . Financing already 2· 18.tfc SEPTICTANKSCLEAN~D Sunday after 12 noon ; on and Son, Inc. Minnesota 55426 arranged w i th low down KDSCOT KDSMETICS & WIGS. 6·22.tfc REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 1220 Washington Blvd. weekdays after S p.m .. 992· payment. .Contact Pauline E. bookkeeping Specials during August are 3247. 423 .7521 BELPRE, 0 . 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , EXPERIENCED Cunningham Realty. Phone lax services. Send replies and t<oncentree, Moist Kote, , Rent O.Vner and Operator. 8·5·tfc ELNA and While Sewing (6141 423,8690 Collect. ' - - -- - - -- - - ' to Box 729B. In care of the Kleanslng Kream, One Day FURNISHED.. 2 bedroom 5·12.tfc Machines ... Service on all 7·19.flc Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Sachet & others. Phone Helen apartment , adults . only . makes . Reasonable rates . 22 FT. TRAVEL Trailer. all WELL PLANNEOj bedroom~2 Ohio. ~F:;;O:;;R::;D::-;-Ir u~ck:-:-be d,w ~l-:: lh _r _ a_ c,ks. 1 x Jane Brown, 992·S113. Middleport. Call 992·3874. The Sewing Center. Mid· modern shower, bath, bath home with full 8·Hic 8·2·1fC 12, off 1973 truck. 'call 98S· C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 8·1·1fC lavatory, toilet. This trailer dleporl. Ohio. basement. 2 car gara9e and -:-:-:~------35S4, Harold Brewer, Long Complete Service was special built, full size 11 ·16·ltC =-:~::-----:---:--:--: family room . Priced m mid GENE'S BODY SHOP, MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE TRAILER on private, 10 x 50, 2 Bottom . Phone 949·3821 bed, will sleep six. Plenty ol 20s, plus lot. Located on large · reasonable · rates, work TR,AILER, 14x6S, 1 yr. old. 2 bedroom, partially furnished. Racine, Ohio 7·29·tfc cupboard space, wall.to.wall country lot off Rt. 7, 20 FURNITURE Stripping onu guaranteed . Lincoln Hill, bedrooms. · Call 773·580S or Lawn and patio, good :-::-~~,----Crill Bradford carpet, electric, water, and minutes from Parkersburg Refinishing. Abraham's Pomeroy. Phone 992·5271. 992·3S2S. location . Hartford, W. Va. 10'1• CAB·OVER truck camper, gas already on trailer. AI and IS minutes from Antiques, 132 Fayelle Street, S·1·ffC 8·S· 14fc 8·2·1fC Call 173·S975 . . El ·Dorado, self·conta ined, Roushes Landing , Racine . Pomeroy. Financing already Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 7S3· 7·3Ptc nice condition . Reasonably $3,000. Trailer space can be arranged with low down 1302. MEIGS SENIORS, Make your priced . With lacks and hold· rented for S3S per month. payment. Contact Pauline E. 7·3·301c a~lntment now to have your FURNISHED apartment, 3 down. Call 98S·JSS4. Harold Contact Edwin Bill Cozart, Cunningham Realty, phone ' ' rooms and bath, no pets. SENIOR PORTRAIT taken. Brewer, Long Bottom . Racine. Ohio, 949.4992. MOBILE home repair, Elec·. 614-423·8690 collect. Inquire at 243 South Second Dates for laking MEIGS 7·29.1fc 7·3·31c lrlcal plumbing and healing. 7·24·ffC Ave., Middleport, Ohio . SENIORS are August 22, 23, Phone 992·S858. · 8·2·61c 69 INTERNATIONAL Tandem 24 and 25, and Sept. 1. Take 7·fS.Ifc advantage of Special .Senior diesel truck. Good shape, Prices for these days only. PRIVATE meeting room for $4,200.00; bucket for 3SO WILL TRIM or cui trees , a.nv organization.; phone 992· Cal GROVER's STUDIO, dozer, like new. S200.00; three shrubbery. Also paint roofs. ~97S , Middleport, Ohio. Phone 992· sets of log pipes ; one new Phooe 949·3221 or 742-4441 , 3·1f .ftc 247S. Ithaca pump, 20 ga. shotgun, 7·18.301c 8·1·221c $100.00. Phone anytime 698· MOBILE home space in S343. Ro'Ff SHE PARD, - Fioo7."'Wall UPHOLSTER . your own fur· Syracuse. Phone 992.1858. 8·2·4tc Remodeling, Ceramic tile . 6·21·tfC nlture. We have·.all the sup. baths. Box 280, Rutland 742· pill!$ you will ~. fabrics, "WE MAKE SENSE" lA quote 10'x39' 2Bdrm. 3664. $3195 loam for cushions and pod· TRAILER SPACE on old route from one satisfied customer .) 6·26·1fc ding. We cut foam to any size $3895 10'x51' 2 Bdrm. 33, 1h mile from Noeigs High Yes ·prices of our clean used or shape. Swivel bases, cotton School . ·Call 992·2941. Was $419 furniture and · guaranteed 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4195 burlap legs, zipper, well cord, appliances DOES MAKE 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. 1· 26· 111c SMALL additions Remodeling, 24.000 BTU $3895 webbing. dacron. chip board JOB TRANSFER • • • NOW $349 SENSE to customers trying lo structlonal repair, rough plus many other Items and Was $399 forces the sale of this 2 year 12'x51' 2 Bdrm. $4295 maintain budgets wlfh costs finiSh carp.e ntry work , living room suites at low, low 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and old 3 bedroom home. Lots of rising fast. Now In stock : 18,000 BTU Reasonable prices private, 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 unfurnished apartments. NOW 314 prices. Pomeroy Recovery, refrigerators from $19.95 closets, modern bath. lovely carpenter. Call Scott Mason, Phone 992·5434. Was $229 622 E. Main, Phone 992-7554. (justa few LATE MODELS at 12~x61' 3 Bdrm . $5195 992-7300. kitchen with loads of ca.blnel 7·19·301c 4· !~· 1fc 10,000 BTU • •• S85 left); elec., gas ranges ; 1 20'x37' Obi . Wide 8·1·61p NOW $199 space. Utility space. Oinlng pink bulll·ln electric oven TWO trailer lots In Middleport; First Time At This Sale Price 2 Bdrm. $6495 area. Hardwood floors with .SPECIAL at $40; elect. gas FOR your new HOME, Call 112 duplex In Bradbury ; phone 6,000 BTU . • • . • • carpeting. All electric . Lot 20'x4J' Obi . Wide NOW $169 Roush Construction, Greg dryers ; auto . washers , before 6 p.m . 992·5693. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been" 100x100. JUST $21.000.00. Roush, Syracuse, Ohio. 992· wooden dinettes; bedroom 3 Bdrm . $7995 cancelled? Lo·s t vour 8·S·51c FACING THE 5039. !Wifes;' chests, dresser s, operator's license. Call 992· 24'x51' Obi . Wide s.s, 12, 19, 26, 41c: 12 x 60 MOBILE Home. air · couches, love·seats. straight beautiful Ohio river. First 7428. 3 Bdrm. $9495 and ur,holstered chairs ; tots floor- Living room, Kitchen, 6·fS .tfc cond itioned , adults only. Call of lab es I coffee, end, lamp). dining room, bedroom. bath . 992·S443. 9 x 12 T!1RIFTEX rugs S6.9S. All homes are total electric, Nice enclosed porch In front B·l·llc NEW FURNITURE : living. compl etely fUrni shed, '1-4'' and rear. Se~ond floor 3 HARRISON' S TV service and ARNOLD GRATE MALE or Female des~ derk. '::":00 :=M:-;S;:-:-::--::-::-::bedroom ~ iJIIes. swlyel bir ch paneling , storm service call s. Phone 992-2522. bedrooms, bath . Full must be able to live ln. Apf.lr. R by the week, $18 up. , . rockers ; 4-drawer chestS, Ph. 142·4211 Rutland, 0. 2·9·11C wi ndows & · storm doo r s, In person at the Ohio Hoe, Meigs Inn, ~omeroy . basement. Garage. Forced S2S .9S . Shop Tuesday. lhru delivered free. . Middleport. 7·12·1fc air heat tgosl . DON'T WAIT Sun . till 1 p.m. at ' KUHL' S $8,200.00. ' BARGAIN CENTER ST. RT. 1·3f.61c HOUSE, J bedroom un · 7 "at caution light." TUP. RARE OPPORtUNITY -----~--furnished , porch and yard. PERS PLAINS, OHIO. lor less than the price of Call 992·2780 or 992·3432. MEAT. CUTTER. No phone 8·5.61c' most new ·cars. Living room; 7·8·ttc calls. D&O Meats. dining room, 3 bedrooms, REDUCE excess llulds wllh 7· t8.ttc bath, utility room, low. ta xes. Fluldex - Lose weight with THE LOW PRICE OF JUST Dex- A. Oiet c t~~psule s at 2013 Eastern Ave . $4,500.00. HELP needed to tak' care of Ill Nelson Drugs. . Back to School Sale! Gallipolis. Ohio lad~n her home. Call 997.77SS ALMOST NEW 8·5·3tp 446·011S or ·2685. One of those rare barga ins ---~8·1·121c that you hear about · but 8 A~RE S on Rt. 143. good seldom see. ~ ni ce BR with building sites. city water . Real Phone 992·3640. double closets. Bath has 7·22-12tc LARGE, convenient build ing shower and double lois at Rock Springs. Area lavator ies . Kitchen lies ~tarting sa la~y $2.9~ hr.; $6,094 annually. Fringe benefits GROCER Y business for sale . .. ~ re,slr l ~led for houses only. · table. range and double ' Building lor sale or lease. Tu~pers Plains & Ches(er · mclude 9 pa1d holidays, 15 days annual sick leave 2 ovens. Dining room . Ullllly 1 BUY ONE PAIR AND Phone 71J.S618 from 8:30pm Water available. C~il or see room . Patio . Basement. 1 weeks vacation, premium pay for overtime, retlrem~nt GETONEPR. FREE. to 10 p.m. lor appointment Bill Wille, 992-2789. peiSOII; Many other teaiures . ' J.20·U. 7·24·llc 1· program, Blue Cross available at half cost etc 1 ' t 21.000.00 . 1 ·::-:-:-~:-:---,...-.,.....-, ~ POME!IOY '·BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 ft ., phone 7 ROOM hou se with beth In Registered Nurses needed aIso. ' • 1 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. SELLING YOUR REAL 992·S8S8, Rutland, air cond llloned, Phone "2·2181 Apply at the Personnel Office or ESTATE IS OUR WAY OF ).fs.rrc carpeted, gas furna ce, dish. washer ~ · double oven, range, LIFE. Tl:lY US TODAY. double garage, large carport, HENRY E. CLELAND, ONE 7200 acre lot for sale. 60 AC 4 acres cleared and fenced, !. MORE CIASSIFIEDS. BROKER all - era~ Harvester, also ON YOUR DIAL small barn and other Phone 42·3656. 992:2259 buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. . ).6.24! . II no 1nswer lf2·2561 . ON PAGE 2 5·JO·IIC Mobile ' 11 $22,000.00 or a 3 bedroom bl· .(; ar-Qort. utility room and ~ver~l outbu ildings. Over 3 • TH E ... Specialist Wheel Alignment $28,500.00. RUTLAND 4 BEDROOMS - Bath, ni ce k.jlc hen with di s hwa s her , 'I . l 24 HOUR SERVICE Middleport, 0 , WHY NOT BUY - A new 2 bedroom home for $18,500.00 or a 3 bedroom Auto Sales STOPPER TO THAT DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' 992-2550 1·1S·II< ------------- n·- Siding Spouting Remodeling Plumbing Heating. Complete Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. AKC BRI TTA NY Spa niels, puP.s ready logo. Mr Ed Bri ttany s, St. Route 50·A near Athens. · tall 448· 208~. 8·1·Sip I WILL not be responsible for Phone 992·2974. any debts contracted by WANTED old ~pr i ght pianos, EXCELSIOR Salt Work s. E. 8·2·61c Main SL Pomeroy. All kinds anyone other than myself or any condition . Paying $10 of salt wat.er pellets , water my wife, Katherine Ebl in. l..!ach . Write give directions to nuggets, block sal t and own. TAKE over payments on a 1970 s.in Eblin, Route 4, Pomeroy, Witten Plano Company. Box Ohio River Sail . Phone 992· · Dodge Charger . Call 667.3652. 188. Sardis. Ohio. Ohio 45169. 8·3·31c 8·S·3tp 8·J.61p 3891 ' 6·5· tiC ~~----~--~ 1962 COMET, Vez ?ood run · YARD Sale - Waller Brown NO. t Copper; SSe, Radiators, - - - -- - - - residence, Rt. 124, 1 mile JOe , brass. 20c, batteries. 90c '1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. · n.ing condition . al 99 ~: ;~p South Reedsville - AugusllO· each , clean , dry Ginseng This machine darns, em · 3S,OOO BTU, .W gal . gas water and garage. Price $34,100. 387 Sou th 4th, Middleport . Call 992·7788. ~~~.'~; 2 gs~. pickup truck. "'H;;O~U-;;S:-;:E:--;-fo::r:-::sa l e. 2l0 Condor 8.s.3tp Bit PUTTIN" A SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFI·NG · 1 toy mal e and I female. For Sale To Buy w~lh PAR KVI EW Kennels. Poodles. OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice OLIV ER 60 tractor and semi· HE SHORE HAS, LOWEE21f •• BUT I PUTA STOP TO ALL THAI -· Business SerVices large· bedroom 21h baths. Lhil ng room. dining room, f amily room . new wa!l ·fo-wall carpeting. modernized ~If. eating ar ea . 1st , floor ut ili ty room, basement For Sale or Trade mo,unted mower Estate For Sale l'lnd LARGE bri<k 2-slory cen ter "Foyer home w ith ek. tra . lot. • chen 1970 PLY. FURYIII , m<~n wile. 3 bedroom home In Midd le p ort : Pomeroy vicinity. Call '192·2118. 8 1·61c Custom Coupe , loca l 1-owner car, like new white-wa ll tires, tacfory air , automatic transmission, power steering & brakes. Dark green finish wlth black vinyl root , spot less interior , radio. Real shar p! ln$er11on. c:onsecut i.ve InsertiOn$. Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA The publisher w i ll not be responsible for more t~a n on e Incorrect Real Wanted To Rent rr·--.- - \ PRICE EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Sale & Ph. 742-6271 - - - -- - - - - -------- For THEN IT 1$ Tlr-1E FOR YOU ' AHD SIIMDY TO DEPART, PRINCESS ! 1f'H<T GAtlAIIT 1ADY OF THE SoA, SATTL£ · SCARRED "010 JRot!SIDE~" DJSOAillS !HE 200 ·YEAR ~ AGf; PlF'FEREHct, AHD, 1111'J'H GUHS Bl.A'liHd, by THOMAS JOSEPH llARl:S l!ER AHCIENT ,...,....,.,,.,:-=--::----- ACROSS 1. Appear. CAPTAlti. 8LITZ '6 U•23.3 ··• anee 4. One of the Aleu· tianS 8. Beach Gibson ·Air Conditioner ' house 11. One of DICK T~ACY CLOSEOUT SALE! AN OFI'SET l<liY QI!VtCE FOR SAFELY OPENING SUSPECT DOORS! Every Size Now On Sale - -------For Sale TRI COUNTY MOBILE HOMES BIG YANK SLACKS . We.talk to you 1h PRICE SALE ' Estate For sale I 1 II · GRADUATE LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Needed for the evening and night shift in the Geriatric Unit and Med./Surg. Unit Uke 1 AMANDA PANDA WMI0/1390 1 I ·' .• i i ' ., I: I •' 1 "Iceman" CAPTAIN EASY 41. Iniquity U.Rod Steiger ·II I CALL 593-7761, EXT. 272 I 10. Know!· edge of a sort (2' wds.) 16. Sleep like ·- (2 wds.) 22. Scottish county 24. Actors' Equity Associ a· tlon (abbr. l 26. Marshal of the Old West HATIF 28. English essaylst 29. Arched 30. Signal light 32. Songstress, Lena 33. Heron 36. "Put the - on Marne'' 42. Myrna herself 44. Teacher's ME'RIC I t--t--1- I t21 CROLW I I I [) ~ I Cj I 1'11' I' f:C ~ 1 1 1 J Mil........ s.... rd.,..• No• IJTII1ft the circled lttion · to~- lh• ..rpr(Je ........... Q••-tecl I AN [ l l I I I] ~~~~-~~~~~· L by the abcrtt cartoon. ' l (Anlwtn t.... rnw) Jombl"' IGlOO IRINY VIRtfY AlCTtC Antwerr Kfly mnlerial.in lhll' 1«1rld of m1uic -IYOIY .I PI \\l 1'-1 Though her husband often went oo business trlps, she hated to be left alone. ,I lrr-+- t--+- "Now, when I go away, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's 1\ow to work .lt: AXYDLBAAXII ts LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In thlo sample A is used for tho three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoatrophes, the length and !ormation of tho words are all blnta. Each day the code !etten are diiTerent. 1 I Unocramble thue four Jumblet, one letter lo eac:)t aquare, to for.m' four ordinary 'll'ordo, role I 1 Jlr1Jl!OOIDIY£;u..i !:!::!!:! M/MJC! '--------..izs. ...... --~-----~ ~---~----------------------------, i . native 15. Inlet (Sp.) 17. Cockney's Bob? 18. Ge t the 45. Shirt fabric 46. Breakfast dish 47. Sharp 48. Aerial· ist's safe· guard DOWN 1. Swiss river 2. Sluggish 3. Kind of engine 4. Carpen· try tool 5. 0! (outdat· ed ) (3 wds.) 6. Shoshone· an's shcl· ter 7.111iterate 8. Neighbor of Nev. ,9. Turkish city ready 19. Make lace %0. Grassy ground 21. FOR's dog 'wealthy or tipsy (colloq.) 1;;;-+--125. Watch 27. Foot (Lat.) 28. Egyptian talisman rr+--131. Heart problem 34. Pigeon pea 35. Soldier's nick· name, 1861 37.Ham to-be 38. Sea eagle 39. Sidekick 40. Boston --------- Help W111ftd the five W's - -.12. Regarded as saintly 13. Unlrlend· ly glance 14. lndo·Chi· ncse presses Rutland Furniture ., (@ 1973 Kine FtllUrtl Syndlcatt, lne.l !EETH ll{ DEPIAIICE OF Tl!E ENEMY, - - - -- WHOLESALE MOBILE HOMES Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: THE ART OF LIFE IS TO BE SO WELL KNOWN AT A GOOD RESTAURANT THAT YOU CAN PAY WITH A CHECK.-E. V. LUCAS you Shalll<now that I am leaving you with Great Reluctance!" She hit hlm with a waffle iron. l I I, I iI I CRYPTOQUOTES I !·--·-----------------------------~ AlHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ! LD DL 0 PLGOYPDY 1 ~QMOELDY ' VEL S E H o· IPUADRU F DR FDRY YDDTOWOMU G0 0 M I VDLTOLU, . ' �' S';;'";.;;;;;;Cl~;;ifieds GetAction! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS ' INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M .• Diy Before P ubl~catlon , Mandav Dt~d llne 9 &. m . Can cellat ion Corrections Will be a c..:e pted vntll 9 a.m . for Oay ot Public ation REGULATIONS Th e F"ubll sher re serv es the 2 SIGNS OF QUAliTY right to e-dit or re lec t any ads deemed obje ct i on al. WA NTED to rent for RATES For Want Ad hrY ict 5 c enli per Word one Inser t ion M in imum Char ge 75c 12 cents per worcl three S269S $139S 4 Door. V-8, aut om atic, P. steering, dean Interior. good · 18 cents per word six con · tires. radio. blue fin ish. , aecut lve ·Insertions , 2S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads pal~ wlth in 10 days . CARD OF. THANKS & OBITUARY' St29S 4 wh . dr h1e1·lock.lnQ fr t , hubs. 302 V·8 engine. 3 speed 1971 FORD BRONCO trans... radio. Sl .SO tor 50 word m inimum . Eech additional word 2c . BLIND ADS Add itional 2k Charge per Pom~roy Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8:JOa . m . to 5:00p .m . Da lly , 1 : 30 a . m . to 12: 00 Noon Saturday. Motor Co. WantP.~ Sl, OOO, or ----~-- Pets For Sale · Phone 992·5443. roots, $55 a lb. Yellow root, $.41 9 a.m. G$5 furn.ace, May apple, SOc, per lb. M. A. heater, small gas h~ater, gas range, furniture, cfQfhlng - Hall, Reedsville. Call 378· 6249. children and adults - dishes, 7·31 ·1fc drapes, curtains, quilting frames, treadle- sewing KEWPIE dolls and anything else related to Kewples . Also, machine and many other old postcards in good con· .Items. 8·S•M ·31p dillon. write and describe · items· ·also price wanted. Street. 3 rooms and bath. Phone 992-7310. 1· 25· 121p ALL WEATHER It Must Be Right · l96l CADILLAC, fa ir condition. ranch with garage for ·onty orwewil' broiders, overcasts, but ton hole s. All wllhoul al · lachments. Pay balance ol 538.50 or pay $S per month. Call 992·5331. 6·10·11C ----- TOMATO Stakes •Raymond Rowe, Yell ow Bush Rd . Call 949·3746. 8·3·31c it Right. lev el w i'th full basement · for ac i'< • of land. 515,000.00. , FURNISHED POMEROY - Good older 1973 PONTIAC Ventura 350, 2· door hat ch back. Automatic. home with aluminum sid ing. Reasonable. Phone 742-6333. r:li ce kitchen , bath, basement. Also. set of Beginners Golf· gas furnace. Nice slde porch. Clubs, like new. $40. Want $15,000.00. 8·1·121p NEARLY NEW MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom 1968 INTERNATIONAL truck furnished home. Nice bath, and '~'• lon, 4 speed. v .8, deluxe kitchen . Gas furnace, ·carport, <ab, 6 8 box bed, two sets of and large lot on the Ohio River. racks, radiO, coach mirrors, · good ti'"es , and in good con· Only $10.500.00. GOOD OLDER HOME dillon . See Gail Bradford on State Roue 338 across from 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, ni ce Kaiser Aluminum after 6 p.m . ·kitchen, full basement. front 8·5·31c and back porches. Extra lot. Want just $9.500 .00 in 1973 DART 340 Sports Coupe, SYRACUSE . automatic. PS, • P.B. bucket seats , tinted glass, spoiler, PUT YOUR MONEY IN new F60 RWL tires on 8 · PROPERTY WHERE IT HAS Mickey Thompson chrome A GOOD IN · wheels. Tach, tape player and BEEN more. Black Interior. $2.995. VESTMENT THE LAST FEW HAVE SOME Call 992·1210 alter 8 o,clock, YEARS. 8·S·31c • "• . '1 ~======~======~·~~~ ·"... Em.ploymenl '1· 8 .- b I , .. Oil ~ INT£RNAL REVENUE MODERN SANITATION JOHIHUCKER . Rt . 41 Pof11troy, 0 . '992-3954 - • GntCJINcr TKt. l..JST AUDIT DIVISION ! 1M AMAZE D · T~E R E WASN'T EVEN REA"LY ~ AT' THE ROSE WI NDOW ~ THE ~UG E NAV E ~ THE. GARGOYlES ~ THE COPPER SAIN TS ~ Of llf.()UtTIONS1 Wf. ONE STATUE OF1</1/UTE. ROCKNE l . .. CAAt. AC.Il04$ AN : E.llllOll IN Youll •• I..V.At;IHATJON Dick's Hoard House ··~ STRIPPER511 We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Elc. from Furniture . Antlques·Modtrn·Mtlols 8·4:30 D~ily. 8·12 Sat. 111 the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. ,992-2101 Middleport, 0 . P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Healing - Air Cond . Qefriq&ration ~-Piumbil'!g ~ Electncc11 Apphcuu.es · Auto Air Cond .. Residential or From the taraeSt BulidoZl!r Radiator to ~ma11est Heater Core, Nathan Blgps Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. Pli.192-2t74 Pomeroy ASK US ABOUT PRE·FABRICATED V.OOD TRUSSES No ruinous !yes or caustics used. PICk·UP Service Available , We Bur. & Sell Antiques. 0 ck Seyfer.Qwner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992·2791 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Milin Pomeroy 1-1~, SYLVE!OTI!R, H,o.ND t>OW.N iH' BLOWTO~l ' Buill to You,•Specs Delivered to Job Sito OFFICE SUPPLIES i!n,d ~ommerCial. Alyce Schneider, 145 South -"":"='~--:-­ THE S & J Sweet Shoppe In Kanawha , Buckhannon, W. . AI MOST new coin operated Racine will be open Thurs· 215 N. Second FURNITURE Va . 26201 . HOGG & ZIJSPAN day, Friday and Saturday pool table. Call 773·SS03. Phone 992-3509 7·8·30tp ONLY, until further notice. 8·3·31c Stop ....ln and See Our MATERIALS CO. 24 Hour Service However, cakes and pies may 773-!554 Mason. w. Vo. Floor Displ,.v. be ordered · ANY day and OLD furniture, oak tables , ONCE used, 6 man, 9 ft . sq. All work guaranteed. picke-d up at my apartment · clocks, ice boxes, brass beds, camping tent. 8.000 BTU when fhe Shoppe Is closed. dishes or complete Coleman gas heater : new play Phone 949·5491. households. Write M. D. pen and walker ; baby Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, 8·S·J!C I dressing table, car bed and S~PET~CA GT:NK~ y sAf~m call 992.6271. misc. Baby Items. Phone 992~------:--::­ CLEANED, REPAIRED'. s.t3.1fc PIANO & organ lnsfruclion by S683. MILlER SANITATION ; CONSTRUCTION graduate of Cincinnati - - - - - - ---c.:8.J.3tc STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662 · for auction, · - - - - - - - - : : . , Conservatory . of Music . WANTEO J03S. Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992· household goods. Tools. most 38 INCH Holpoint Electric ~pouting, 10·4·1fc Roofing, anything of value. Will buy or Stove. Push buttons, three 3825. Porch Repair, Com· storage drawers. $35 . Phone B·Hic sell on commission. Will haul. On Most American Cars SEWIN~ . MACHINES. Repair Call 992·33S4. Hayman's. · 992·S292. p I e t e Home service, all makes. 992-2284 , 1·2S·Ifc - . Gl,IARANTEEDFOR your ROOF, Call Roush 8.J.6tp The Fabric Shop; Pomeroy. Remodeling . · Homes For Construction, Greg Roush, ----.,..-,--'--Phone 992.2094 Authorized Singer Sales and 544 DIESEL Tractor in ex· , . · Syracuse, Ohio. 992·5039. Wanted Ser11ice. We Sharpen Scissors . cellenl cond ition . Power CASH pa1d for all makes and · B·.S.12·19·26-4tc Pomeroy Home Auto For Free Estimate 3·29·1fc 1 1 model s of mobile homes . . · EXPERIENCED painter. in· f OpenBTiiS Ph one area code 614-423-953 L Steering, wide ron axe, 3 YARD & Garage Sale, August 6 lerior and exterior. Call Don po int hitch and specially Monday lhru Saturday 5 ROOM house, bath, basement, · DOZER and' back hoe work, 4 1 to 11 . County Rd. S, Bradbury. Van Meter. 98S·39SI. priced. Meigs Equipment · 3·11c 606 E. Main, PomerOy, 0. ponds and septic tanks, ditch· gas heal' 2 lots. S. D. Buskirk, Walch for signs. 8·2·301p Company, Pomeroy. Phone 1970 12 x 60 trailer, 2 bedroom . 341 Page Street, Middleport. ing service; top soil. fill dirt. . 8·3·3fc 992·2176. good condition. Was asking 8-5-ltp limestone ; B&K Excavating . OPEN Roger Hysell's EXCAVATING. dozer. loader 8·3·61c S4,200 but will consider best 2_ B_E_D_R _OO _ M _ h_o_m_e_w _i-th- bath, Phone 992·5367 or 992 · 3~~ Lfc I AM not responsible for any Business Opportunities Garage near crossroads on St. and backhoe work ; septic ~-------reasonable offer. Call 992· debts contracted by anyone Rt . 124; all mechanical work tanks Installed; dump trucks utility room . Kitchen and 1973 14x70 MOBILE home. 2386. BUSINESS other than myself, signed, Including automatic trans· and fo.boys for hire; will haul living room paneled ; same washer and dryer , dlsh 8·5·31c OPPORTUNITY Dozers, large Bob Eynon, Syracuse, Ohio. missions. Monday.Frlday, fill dirt, top soil, limestone washer, · stainless steel sink, carpeting and vinyl. Storm EXCAVAnNG. Man or Wofl'lan and small; Backhoes and . 8·3·31p Rel iable 8:30a.m . to 5 p.m . Saturday and gravel; Call Bob or Roger garbage disposal, eye level windows, doors, kitchen person from lh is loaders on track and tires ; - 8:30 to 12 noon - unless by Jeffers, day ~hone 992·7089; arelli to servi.ce and collect oven,_range, dacron -polyester complete except for dinette Air Conditioners Dump trucks Lo . ~oy WE WILL not be.responsible tor from automatic dispensers . appointment. Phone 992·5682 night phone 992·3525 or '192· carpet, large lot. Phone 74.2· set. Tuppers Plains and service . . Septic tanks In any d~bts contracted by . No· experience needed - we 5232. ' 1\wnings or 992·7121. 3083. Chester water, fuel oil heat stalled. George I Bill) Pullins. anyone else other than our - establish accounts for you. 7·25·301c '2·11 ·tfC with 257 gallon tank . Garden 7·1B·If Underpinning selves Clarence and Mary A. Car. r efer en ces. and 5995 .00 phone 992-2478 Qr 992·7402. space. 3 miles north of Reeds· Spurri"er Pomeroy , Rt. 4, to 51,995 .00 cash capite! 2·9·1fC ville on 681 . $6,SOO.OO. Dale O' DELl ' WFI££L Allgnmeni necessary . 4 to 12 hours . WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom , 2 Comp lete mobile home Ohl o 4576' 9· READY ·MIX CONCR!:TE weekly could Oet good part Barr , Reedsville, Ohio . located at Crossroads, Rl. 124, full service - plus g iganti c bath home with 8-3-3tp time Income . Full time delivered right to your now back to work. Complete . basement, 2 car gara9e and display of mobile homes 8·S·21P FOR FREE estimates on aluminum siding. Storn Doors -~~-----more . F; or local interv iew, project. Fast and easy. Free front end service, tune up and family room . Priced 1n mid always a_vailable at ... ::3-:B:-:E:-:D~R ::oo =M : -:-ch ous e _o _ n --:L:-I n coin and Windows , Carports, I AM not responsible for the write 1 include telephone estimates . Phone 992·3284. 2o·s. plus lot. Located on large brake service . Wheels Marquees and Railing, Phone debts of Mary A. Newlun. number : Hill. living room , kitchen, Mix Co., Goeglein Ready· country lot off Rl. 7 20 balanced electronically. All EAGLE INOUSTRIES MILLER Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohln. Slaned, John R. Newland, Rt Middleport, Ohio. bath and utility room, extra minutes from Parkersburg work guaranteed . Reasonable Department BV 1. ·Long Bottom, Ohio. large lot over 1 acre. Has Carl Jacob, Sales Rep · 6·30.ffc 15 minuteS' from rates. Phone 742·3232. and 3938 Meadowbrook Road resentative. V. V. Johnson 8·3·3fp driveway . $13,000. . Call MOBILE I:IOMES St. Louis Park, Pomeroy . Financing already 2· 18.tfc SEPTICTANKSCLEAN~D Sunday after 12 noon ; on and Son, Inc. Minnesota 55426 arranged w i th low down KDSCOT KDSMETICS & WIGS. 6·22.tfc REASONABLE rates. Ph . 446· 1220 Washington Blvd. weekdays after S p.m .. 992· payment. .Contact Pauline E. bookkeeping Specials during August are 3247. 423 .7521 BELPRE, 0 . 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , EXPERIENCED Cunningham Realty. Phone lax services. Send replies and t<oncentree, Moist Kote, , Rent O.Vner and Operator. 8·5·tfc ELNA and While Sewing (6141 423,8690 Collect. ' - - -- - - -- - - ' to Box 729B. In care of the Kleanslng Kream, One Day FURNISHED.. 2 bedroom 5·12.tfc Machines ... Service on all 7·19.flc Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Sachet & others. Phone Helen apartment , adults . only . makes . Reasonable rates . 22 FT. TRAVEL Trailer. all WELL PLANNEOj bedroom~2 Ohio. ~F:;;O:;;R::;D::-;-Ir u~ck:-:-be d,w ~l-:: lh _r _ a_ c,ks. 1 x Jane Brown, 992·S113. Middleport. Call 992·3874. The Sewing Center. Mid· modern shower, bath, bath home with full 8·Hic 8·2·1fC 12, off 1973 truck. 'call 98S· C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 8·1·1fC lavatory, toilet. This trailer dleporl. Ohio. basement. 2 car gara9e and -:-:-:~------35S4, Harold Brewer, Long Complete Service was special built, full size 11 ·16·ltC =-:~::-----:---:--:--: family room . Priced m mid GENE'S BODY SHOP, MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE TRAILER on private, 10 x 50, 2 Bottom . Phone 949·3821 bed, will sleep six. Plenty ol 20s, plus lot. Located on large · reasonable · rates, work TR,AILER, 14x6S, 1 yr. old. 2 bedroom, partially furnished. Racine, Ohio 7·29·tfc cupboard space, wall.to.wall country lot off Rt. 7, 20 FURNITURE Stripping onu guaranteed . Lincoln Hill, bedrooms. · Call 773·580S or Lawn and patio, good :-::-~~,----Crill Bradford carpet, electric, water, and minutes from Parkersburg Refinishing. Abraham's Pomeroy. Phone 992·5271. 992·3S2S. location . Hartford, W. Va. 10'1• CAB·OVER truck camper, gas already on trailer. AI and IS minutes from Antiques, 132 Fayelle Street, S·1·ffC 8·S· 14fc 8·2·1fC Call 173·S975 . . El ·Dorado, self·conta ined, Roushes Landing , Racine . Pomeroy. Financing already Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 7S3· 7·3Ptc nice condition . Reasonably $3,000. Trailer space can be arranged with low down 1302. MEIGS SENIORS, Make your priced . With lacks and hold· rented for S3S per month. payment. Contact Pauline E. 7·3·301c a~lntment now to have your FURNISHED apartment, 3 down. Call 98S·JSS4. Harold Contact Edwin Bill Cozart, Cunningham Realty, phone ' ' rooms and bath, no pets. SENIOR PORTRAIT taken. Brewer, Long Bottom . Racine. Ohio, 949.4992. MOBILE home repair, Elec·. 614-423·8690 collect. Inquire at 243 South Second Dates for laking MEIGS 7·29.1fc 7·3·31c lrlcal plumbing and healing. 7·24·ffC Ave., Middleport, Ohio . SENIORS are August 22, 23, Phone 992·S858. · 8·2·61c 69 INTERNATIONAL Tandem 24 and 25, and Sept. 1. Take 7·fS.Ifc advantage of Special .Senior diesel truck. Good shape, Prices for these days only. PRIVATE meeting room for $4,200.00; bucket for 3SO WILL TRIM or cui trees , a.nv organization.; phone 992· Cal GROVER's STUDIO, dozer, like new. S200.00; three shrubbery. Also paint roofs. ~97S , Middleport, Ohio. Phone 992· sets of log pipes ; one new Phooe 949·3221 or 742-4441 , 3·1f .ftc 247S. Ithaca pump, 20 ga. shotgun, 7·18.301c 8·1·221c $100.00. Phone anytime 698· MOBILE home space in S343. Ro'Ff SHE PARD, - Fioo7."'Wall UPHOLSTER . your own fur· Syracuse. Phone 992.1858. 8·2·4tc Remodeling, Ceramic tile . 6·21·tfC nlture. We have·.all the sup. baths. Box 280, Rutland 742· pill!$ you will ~. fabrics, "WE MAKE SENSE" lA quote 10'x39' 2Bdrm. 3664. $3195 loam for cushions and pod· TRAILER SPACE on old route from one satisfied customer .) 6·26·1fc ding. We cut foam to any size $3895 10'x51' 2 Bdrm. 33, 1h mile from Noeigs High Yes ·prices of our clean used or shape. Swivel bases, cotton School . ·Call 992·2941. Was $419 furniture and · guaranteed 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4195 burlap legs, zipper, well cord, appliances DOES MAKE 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. 1· 26· 111c SMALL additions Remodeling, 24.000 BTU $3895 webbing. dacron. chip board JOB TRANSFER • • • NOW $349 SENSE to customers trying lo structlonal repair, rough plus many other Items and Was $399 forces the sale of this 2 year 12'x51' 2 Bdrm. $4295 maintain budgets wlfh costs finiSh carp.e ntry work , living room suites at low, low 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and old 3 bedroom home. Lots of rising fast. Now In stock : 18,000 BTU Reasonable prices private, 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 unfurnished apartments. NOW 314 prices. Pomeroy Recovery, refrigerators from $19.95 closets, modern bath. lovely carpenter. Call Scott Mason, Phone 992·5434. Was $229 622 E. Main, Phone 992-7554. (justa few LATE MODELS at 12~x61' 3 Bdrm . $5195 992-7300. kitchen with loads of ca.blnel 7·19·301c 4· !~· 1fc 10,000 BTU • •• S85 left); elec., gas ranges ; 1 20'x37' Obi . Wide 8·1·61p NOW $199 space. Utility space. Oinlng pink bulll·ln electric oven TWO trailer lots In Middleport; First Time At This Sale Price 2 Bdrm. $6495 area. Hardwood floors with .SPECIAL at $40; elect. gas FOR your new HOME, Call 112 duplex In Bradbury ; phone 6,000 BTU . • • . • • carpeting. All electric . Lot 20'x4J' Obi . Wide NOW $169 Roush Construction, Greg dryers ; auto . washers , before 6 p.m . 992·5693. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been" 100x100. JUST $21.000.00. Roush, Syracuse, Ohio. 992· wooden dinettes; bedroom 3 Bdrm . $7995 cancelled? Lo·s t vour 8·S·51c FACING THE 5039. !Wifes;' chests, dresser s, operator's license. Call 992· 24'x51' Obi . Wide s.s, 12, 19, 26, 41c: 12 x 60 MOBILE Home. air · couches, love·seats. straight beautiful Ohio river. First 7428. 3 Bdrm. $9495 and ur,holstered chairs ; tots floor- Living room, Kitchen, 6·fS .tfc cond itioned , adults only. Call of lab es I coffee, end, lamp). dining room, bedroom. bath . 992·S443. 9 x 12 T!1RIFTEX rugs S6.9S. All homes are total electric, Nice enclosed porch In front B·l·llc NEW FURNITURE : living. compl etely fUrni shed, '1-4'' and rear. Se~ond floor 3 HARRISON' S TV service and ARNOLD GRATE MALE or Female des~ derk. '::":00 :=M:-;S;:-:-::--::-::-::bedroom ~ iJIIes. swlyel bir ch paneling , storm service call s. Phone 992-2522. bedrooms, bath . Full must be able to live ln. Apf.lr. R by the week, $18 up. , . rockers ; 4-drawer chestS, Ph. 142·4211 Rutland, 0. 2·9·11C wi ndows & · storm doo r s, In person at the Ohio Hoe, Meigs Inn, ~omeroy . basement. Garage. Forced S2S .9S . Shop Tuesday. lhru delivered free. . Middleport. 7·12·1fc air heat tgosl . DON'T WAIT Sun . till 1 p.m. at ' KUHL' S $8,200.00. ' BARGAIN CENTER ST. RT. 1·3f.61c HOUSE, J bedroom un · 7 "at caution light." TUP. RARE OPPORtUNITY -----~--furnished , porch and yard. PERS PLAINS, OHIO. lor less than the price of Call 992·2780 or 992·3432. MEAT. CUTTER. No phone 8·5.61c' most new ·cars. Living room; 7·8·ttc calls. D&O Meats. dining room, 3 bedrooms, REDUCE excess llulds wllh 7· t8.ttc bath, utility room, low. ta xes. Fluldex - Lose weight with THE LOW PRICE OF JUST Dex- A. Oiet c t~~psule s at 2013 Eastern Ave . $4,500.00. HELP needed to tak' care of Ill Nelson Drugs. . Back to School Sale! Gallipolis. Ohio lad~n her home. Call 997.77SS ALMOST NEW 8·5·3tp 446·011S or ·2685. One of those rare barga ins ---~8·1·121c that you hear about · but 8 A~RE S on Rt. 143. good seldom see. ~ ni ce BR with building sites. city water . Real Phone 992·3640. double closets. Bath has 7·22-12tc LARGE, convenient build ing shower and double lois at Rock Springs. Area lavator ies . Kitchen lies ~tarting sa la~y $2.9~ hr.; $6,094 annually. Fringe benefits GROCER Y business for sale . .. ~ re,slr l ~led for houses only. · table. range and double ' Building lor sale or lease. Tu~pers Plains & Ches(er · mclude 9 pa1d holidays, 15 days annual sick leave 2 ovens. Dining room . Ullllly 1 BUY ONE PAIR AND Phone 71J.S618 from 8:30pm Water available. C~il or see room . Patio . Basement. 1 weeks vacation, premium pay for overtime, retlrem~nt GETONEPR. FREE. to 10 p.m. lor appointment Bill Wille, 992-2789. peiSOII; Many other teaiures . ' J.20·U. 7·24·llc 1· program, Blue Cross available at half cost etc 1 ' t 21.000.00 . 1 ·::-:-:-~:-:---,...-.,.....-, ~ POME!IOY '·BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 ft ., phone 7 ROOM hou se with beth In Registered Nurses needed aIso. ' • 1 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. SELLING YOUR REAL 992·S8S8, Rutland, air cond llloned, Phone "2·2181 Apply at the Personnel Office or ESTATE IS OUR WAY OF ).fs.rrc carpeted, gas furna ce, dish. washer ~ · double oven, range, LIFE. Tl:lY US TODAY. double garage, large carport, HENRY E. CLELAND, ONE 7200 acre lot for sale. 60 AC 4 acres cleared and fenced, !. MORE CIASSIFIEDS. BROKER all - era~ Harvester, also ON YOUR DIAL small barn and other Phone 42·3656. 992:2259 buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. . ).6.24! . II no 1nswer lf2·2561 . ON PAGE 2 5·JO·IIC Mobile ' 11 $22,000.00 or a 3 bedroom bl· .(; ar-Qort. utility room and ~ver~l outbu ildings. Over 3 • TH E ... Specialist Wheel Alignment $28,500.00. RUTLAND 4 BEDROOMS - Bath, ni ce k.jlc hen with di s hwa s her , 'I . l 24 HOUR SERVICE Middleport, 0 , WHY NOT BUY - A new 2 bedroom home for $18,500.00 or a 3 bedroom Auto Sales STOPPER TO THAT DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' 992-2550 1·1S·II< ------------- n·- Siding Spouting Remodeling Plumbing Heating. Complete Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. AKC BRI TTA NY Spa niels, puP.s ready logo. Mr Ed Bri ttany s, St. Route 50·A near Athens. · tall 448· 208~. 8·1·Sip I WILL not be responsible for Phone 992·2974. any debts contracted by WANTED old ~pr i ght pianos, EXCELSIOR Salt Work s. E. 8·2·61c Main SL Pomeroy. All kinds anyone other than myself or any condition . Paying $10 of salt wat.er pellets , water my wife, Katherine Ebl in. l..!ach . Write give directions to nuggets, block sal t and own. TAKE over payments on a 1970 s.in Eblin, Route 4, Pomeroy, Witten Plano Company. Box Ohio River Sail . Phone 992· · Dodge Charger . Call 667.3652. 188. Sardis. Ohio. Ohio 45169. 8·3·31c 8·S·3tp 8·J.61p 3891 ' 6·5· tiC ~~----~--~ 1962 COMET, Vez ?ood run · YARD Sale - Waller Brown NO. t Copper; SSe, Radiators, - - - -- - - - residence, Rt. 124, 1 mile JOe , brass. 20c, batteries. 90c '1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. · n.ing condition . al 99 ~: ;~p South Reedsville - AugusllO· each , clean , dry Ginseng This machine darns, em · 3S,OOO BTU, .W gal . gas water and garage. Price $34,100. 387 Sou th 4th, Middleport . Call 992·7788. ~~~.'~; 2 gs~. pickup truck. "'H;;O~U-;;S:-;:E:--;-fo::r:-::sa l e. 2l0 Condor 8.s.3tp Bit PUTTIN" A SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFI·NG · 1 toy mal e and I female. For Sale To Buy w~lh PAR KVI EW Kennels. Poodles. OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice OLIV ER 60 tractor and semi· HE SHORE HAS, LOWEE21f •• BUT I PUTA STOP TO ALL THAI -· Business SerVices large· bedroom 21h baths. Lhil ng room. dining room, f amily room . new wa!l ·fo-wall carpeting. modernized ~If. eating ar ea . 1st , floor ut ili ty room, basement For Sale or Trade mo,unted mower Estate For Sale l'lnd LARGE bri<k 2-slory cen ter "Foyer home w ith ek. tra . lot. • chen 1970 PLY. FURYIII , m<~n wile. 3 bedroom home In Midd le p ort : Pomeroy vicinity. Call '192·2118. 8 1·61c Custom Coupe , loca l 1-owner car, like new white-wa ll tires, tacfory air , automatic transmission, power steering & brakes. Dark green finish wlth black vinyl root , spot less interior , radio. Real shar p! ln$er11on. c:onsecut i.ve InsertiOn$. Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA The publisher w i ll not be responsible for more t~a n on e Incorrect Real Wanted To Rent rr·--.- - \ PRICE EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Sale & Ph. 742-6271 - - - -- - - - - -------- For THEN IT 1$ Tlr-1E FOR YOU ' AHD SIIMDY TO DEPART, PRINCESS ! 1f'H<T GAtlAIIT 1ADY OF THE SoA, SATTL£ · SCARRED "010 JRot!SIDE~" DJSOAillS !HE 200 ·YEAR ~ AGf; PlF'FEREHct, AHD, 1111'J'H GUHS Bl.A'liHd, by THOMAS JOSEPH llARl:S l!ER AHCIENT ,...,....,.,,.,:-=--::----- ACROSS 1. Appear. CAPTAlti. 8LITZ '6 U•23.3 ··• anee 4. One of the Aleu· tianS 8. Beach Gibson ·Air Conditioner ' house 11. One of DICK T~ACY CLOSEOUT SALE! AN OFI'SET l<liY QI!VtCE FOR SAFELY OPENING SUSPECT DOORS! Every Size Now On Sale - -------For Sale TRI COUNTY MOBILE HOMES BIG YANK SLACKS . We.talk to you 1h PRICE SALE ' Estate For sale I 1 II · GRADUATE LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Needed for the evening and night shift in the Geriatric Unit and Med./Surg. Unit Uke 1 AMANDA PANDA WMI0/1390 1 I ·' .• i i ' ., I: I •' 1 "Iceman" CAPTAIN EASY 41. Iniquity U.Rod Steiger ·II I CALL 593-7761, EXT. 272 I 10. Know!· edge of a sort (2' wds.) 16. Sleep like ·- (2 wds.) 22. Scottish county 24. Actors' Equity Associ a· tlon (abbr. l 26. Marshal of the Old West HATIF 28. English essaylst 29. Arched 30. Signal light 32. Songstress, Lena 33. Heron 36. "Put the - on Marne'' 42. Myrna herself 44. Teacher's ME'RIC I t--t--1- I t21 CROLW I I I [) ~ I Cj I 1'11' I' f:C ~ 1 1 1 J Mil........ s.... rd.,..• No• IJTII1ft the circled lttion · to~- lh• ..rpr(Je ........... Q••-tecl I AN [ l l I I I] ~~~~-~~~~~· L by the abcrtt cartoon. 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Shoshone· an's shcl· ter 7.111iterate 8. Neighbor of Nev. ,9. Turkish city ready 19. Make lace %0. Grassy ground 21. FOR's dog 'wealthy or tipsy (colloq.) 1;;;-+--125. Watch 27. Foot (Lat.) 28. Egyptian talisman rr+--131. Heart problem 34. Pigeon pea 35. Soldier's nick· name, 1861 37.Ham to-be 38. Sea eagle 39. Sidekick 40. Boston --------- Help W111ftd the five W's - -.12. Regarded as saintly 13. Unlrlend· ly glance 14. lndo·Chi· ncse presses Rutland Furniture ., (@ 1973 Kine FtllUrtl Syndlcatt, lne.l !EETH ll{ DEPIAIICE OF Tl!E ENEMY, - - - -- WHOLESALE MOBILE HOMES Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: THE ART OF LIFE IS TO BE SO WELL KNOWN AT A GOOD RESTAURANT THAT YOU CAN PAY WITH A CHECK.-E. V. LUCAS you Shalll<now that I am leaving you with Great Reluctance!" She hit hlm with a waffle iron. l I I, I iI I CRYPTOQUOTES I !·--·-----------------------------~ AlHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ! LD DL 0 PLGOYPDY 1 ~QMOELDY ' VEL S E H o· IPUADRU F DR FDRY YDDTOWOMU G0 0 M I VDLTOLU, . ' �-1 •- The Oilily Sentinel. rvnddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Au~. 6, t97J News. • • in Briefs Nixon knew B~efeaters advised: \Conhmlt'\l frnm P~l!::t' I l Do without, in .these crazy times! \Continued from Page ·u 1 1'hn~.· huurs Iuter, Kl<'in~ The President's lirst order or buslnes~ in Washington today di~· rtst callt•(l th(• Pt•(•sit lrnt und wu to sign the $3.2 billion, three-year Cri111e. Cotltrol Act of 197:!. sci up u nwetm~ :.1ft('r Suuday ::iQuw ·upt•nmu·kcts Hn1 rt'· pr'('SSU.fC' hus bct•n put on," ownc1· I avid Kalter sui d, ~ program Is designed to help the staws <·arry oul law en- morni~ church s~rvit-e~ althe 11Thl1rc's not HU oun<·c of beef forcement training prwams and purchase new aniJcrillll' White House, tilt' sourt~·s s;ud. stril' ting beef sn les, spme Shult~ snid . butdt~rs S!lid they were :sold ·west Co;tst markets n•ported in the stor~ -and you can't by a equipment. " Til(' P•·t•sictent was tuna; Zt..'( l/' KJ.eint:li('rl St wtts quoted out of red lx'CI,Illld New Yo1·k shortages, limits on soles, and nickel's worth or beef at ceil in~ . " . MOSCOW - THE .SOVIET UNION SAID today it has HS tellin~ investigators Qf the ('ily Cons1mn'r Affairs Com· In some cases no beef at all price In the city ~not a nickel 's . launched its third unmamed spaceship to the planet Mars in the April IS meeting . " Th~ missioner Bt!lty Furnl>ss ad- durin~ the weekend. A Hnrst worth ." Th •shortage was also affectlast 16 days. The spacecraft Mars 6, carrying both Soviet and President acted as if he wa.• VISI'•I shoppers Sunrlay : t·ome, first served, as long us It ing jobol or meat packers and "Forget nbout buying· heel lasts," policy was in effect at French scientific equipment, was launched Sunday, U1e news heuring it lor the first lime , or agency Tass said, and is scheduled \O reach the vicinity of Mars if he had heard something, it tullil this hysteria hns passed." Saleway, an employe in Los llSsociated industries in some areas. Between 4110 and 600 Trensury Sccrelary George Angeles said . In early March, 1974. was just U1e day before." In the Snn .Franciscu arcn. butchers were laid orr at two "The main ta. k of 'the launching is exploration of the planet Ousted White House CounS<'I P. Shultz said il "remains to be Mars and spac-e surrounding it as well as the churact<·rishcs or John W. l.knn Ill , in his lil'Cil " whether the t'<'iling on shoppers emptied some super· · supermarket cha ins in PittsInterplanetary space," Tass said. testimony, said he met with retail bl'Cf prlees will be lilted market Shelves of beef while borg, and Edward Steinmetz, Nixon in September and he-_ car her thsn the projected Sept. · other stores began rationing president of the local mealcutsupplies for the fh'st time. ters union said, •'we could be In PHNOM PENH - CAMBODIAN TROOPS supported by lieved Ni~on was <~Ware U1e t2 deadline . Cattlemen and meat packers Fry's Supermarket in nearby for more layoffs because of the fierce American air strikes plll!hed down embattled Highway 1 cover-up was going on 111 the have said the price ce iling is San Jose was completely sold critical meat situation ." . , !Qday, recaptured two towns held by guerrillas and beat them Wltite House. In Baltimore, a iocaiJlfficial Kleindienst 's version report- causing the shortage by out of beef, and major BPback in what field reports called a confused and hasty retreat. making it impossible lor the pliance stores in the suburb of U1e same union, Jerry R. The Cambodian high command described the operation as a edly will say that Nixon said he Menapace, said the shortage met with Dean only once industry to PM:> on to the reported a waiting list for "brilliant victory." could affect the jobs or BOO It urged the thousands of refugees streaming into the capital between the break-in and late ' consumer increased costs in rreezers. getting cattle to market. "People are overbuying: butctJers and in San Francisco, since the rebel offensive along the highway began five days ago March and at that one meeting to return to their homes. A command spokesman said the high- Dean did not reveal the cover- Shultz, queslioned Sunday on that's the problem," said AI butchers union spokesma n ABC television's "Issues and Franzi, general manager of Allen Coe said about a third of way, a vital lifeline to Phnom Penh, was now open to Dey Eth, 13 up. The story that Kleindienst Answe rs," was asked if Petrini's Butcher Shop in San his 3,000 members have been miles away. Field reports said government forces that battled all laid off. day Sunday and into today pushed tlm insurgents out of Veal took to Nixon was based President Nixon might call orr Francisco .. In Walnut Creek, Calif., the Sbov, five miles southeast of Phnom Penh, and P1·ek Eng, two largely on what Dean had told the price freeze early. "Well, that remains to be consumer-controlled Co-Op federal prosecutors . Dean, miles farther south. seen," Shultz said. He denied food market began rationing seeki ng imm unity fro\U DAUGHTER BORN prosecution at the time, has his statement means U1e ad- meat at four steaks, one roast Mr . and Mrs. Richard told prosecutors top White h1inistralion is retreating from and two chickens per · Ciru;innatilm is Poulin, Middleport Route 1, are House aides H. R. Haldeman its position that the freeze customer. In Indianapolis, the Stark Wetzel Food Co. closed announcing the birth of an and John D. Ehrlichman were should slav on. Customers Overbuying becallSe of the shortage and Miss Nude winner eight pound daughter, Lisa in on the cover-up and that It is just a recognition of the laid off 25 workers indefinitely. Danielle Saturday at Holzer several other top campaign Butchers Laid Off ROSELAWN, Ind. (UPI) Medical Cenwr. Grandparents and White House officials were fact that lots of questions have been raised and lots of And in New York, where Rany Lynne Todd, 26, are Mrs. Hester Blackwood , involved in ·obstruction of grocery stores have begun to Clnclonall, eorered the Miss Pomeroy, and Mr . and Mrs. J. justice. run out of various kinds of beef, Nude American,Contest here Lucien Poulin, Pomeroy . Mrs. Ordered Full Probe Miss Furness 's1iid she believed to avoid paying !be adKleindienst and Petersen WAVERLY, Ohio (UP!) - Cora St. Lewiston, Maine, is the shortage was "totall y mission lee - and woo the Two Portsmouth, Ohio, neigh- the great-grandmother. Mr. reportedly will testily they manipulated by the meat title Saturday before a crowd bors are to appear here today and Mrs. Poulin also' ha•e a were never ordered by Nixon to IContinued from Page I) people," but she said ending of 8,000. hold back on the Justice in municipal . court in con- son, Richard Joseph, Jr .. 6. Miller will return to Meigs the price freeze early would not Miss Todd is a native of Department probe of Water·nection with the attempted County to conduct an Open solve anything. Indianapolis. gate. Kleindienst said he or:theft of 1,300 pounds of beef 11 Whal we have now is less The Mr. Nude America dered a lull probe "just as in Door Session in the Common ·and pork from a nearby Pleas Courtroom at th e beef at ceiling prices," sne title wenl to· Ric bard Bacon, any other case." -packing house . Courthouse in Pomeroy from said. "But if .the ceiling were 40, Milwaukee, who entered But the source said KleinGeorge E. Jenkins, 31, and lifted, we'd have less beef at 10-11 a. m. Tuesday afternoon competition in hope of dienst told investigators that _Eugene Johnson, 34, have been high prices." She said it 'will Miller will travel to Lawrence "picking up some gas money Ehriichman at one point charged with breaking and take lime after the freeze ends County where he will hold a ·for a trip to Florida." .The became involved in an attempt :entering, grand larceny and for the beef to be prepared for similar session in the law men's division was judged at to prevent Maurice F. Stans, :intoxication. market. library at the Courthouse in nearby Naked City, the head of the Finance ' ' They were arrested Friday New York butcher shop Ironton from 2-3 p. m. Committee to Re~lect the :Inside the Kern and Hurley' President, from testifying "Meat Packing Co. phint at ATHENS (UP! ) - Two before the Watergate grand ·nearby Pickerington. Arabs who attacked jury. •· . Officers found 20 trays, each passengers at the Athens in· He was said to have received :containing 85 pounds of beef and pork, stacked close to the ternational airport Sunday a telephone call from E;hrlichcomplaining that rear door of the plant. Jenkins with hand grenades and sub- man machine guns gave no reason Petersen would not stop insuffered a broken leg while . trying to fle&police . The owner lor their actian. officials _said sisting that Stans testify. ·of the plant said someone stole today. The two men called the Kleindienst told investigators a success, police added. that he instructed Ehrlichman :600 pounds of beef the previous attack Social security benefits were Ermatinger said that social security beneficiaries "We did what we came to never to call Petersen again, being paid to residents of : week. another relatively small but do," police said the men told that Ehrlichman resisted and Meigs county at a rate of significant group of youthful are those who are receiving benefits as disabled workers. them alter the attack . that the former attorney $417,1100 a month at the close or SQUADAIDSMAN . The two, described as general had to threaren to go to The Pomeroy E-R answered Palestinian guerrillas, struck the President before Ehrlich- 1972, Eugene Ermatinger. social security manager in a call to Condor St., at 12:40 without warning, shooting and man backed down. Marietta, said today. a.m. Monday for Don Eblin hurling four grenades among Kleindienst reportedly will Of the social sec urity who was having difficulty in passengers - many of them wil the committee he initially beneficiaries living in Meigs breathing. He was taken to American - preparing to resisted resigning over the Veterans Memorial Hospital. board jets for New York and Watergate and was· urged by county , 2,082 are receiving Nixon to stay on as attorney benefits as the survivors of Geneva. workers who have died, and 603 Three persons, two of them general until September of this are getting benefits as disabled DEGREE TONIGHT Americans. were killed and 55 year . At the same time The Meigs Chapter, Order of more wounded. Kleindienst reportedly severed workers or their dependents. Ermatinger pointed out that Demolay Awards Night will be The dead included two his comection with the Investi- although most social security held this evening at 8 -at the Americans with at least 10 gation because so many of his Middleport Masonic Temple. A Americans listed among the 23 close associates in the White beneficiaries are older people, Chevalier team from the Ohio foreigners who were wounded. House were implicated. Klein- about one out of every four is under age so:'ln Meigs county, State Council will present the The American victims were dienst is said to have turned the Chevalier degree. The event is identified as Albert Kerson, 55, probe over to Petersen at that 1,074 people under age 60 are collecting social security open to the public. of Union, N. J ., and Mrs. point with the instruction "let Immediately following the Jeanie Sa Iantis, 23, of Highland the chips fall where they may." payments each month . Narly. meetlng s~ial hour and Park, N. J., whose husband Then in April, the sources 582 are under age 18, receiving reception for state officer, Bill Basil, 24, was among the quoted Kleindienst's expected payments because a working Quickel, will be held in the wounded . Police said they have testimony, Gray told him the father or mother has died or is getting social security basement dining rooms. not identified the third victim, "incredible story" or burning or retirement disability the documents. About the same a 50-year-{)ld man. time, Kleindienst reportedly benefits. Most or the 64 learned !hat Hunt and his beneficiaries in Meigs county Watergate co-conspirator, G. between 18 and 22 years of age, Gordon Uddy, had arranged a are gelting student's benefits E·R SQUAD ANSWERS The Middlep,ort E·R an- burglary into the office of Dr. under a provision in the social OPTOMETRISTS swered a call at 707 Oliver St., Daniel Elisberg's psychiatrist security law permitting the continuation of a child's 181 N. Second Ave. at 9:17 p.m. Saturday for in September, 1971. These two incidents were the benefit& beyond his 18th birthWilliam Buckley who was MIDDLEPORT TYPE ACCOUNT INTEREST day, and up to age 22, if the "straws that broke the camel's having chest pains and dif· PH. 992-3279 child is attending school full back," for Kleindienst,.accordOffice hours bV ap- ficulty in breathing. He was time. pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, taken to Veterans Memorial ing to sources, and he decided Also in this 16-22 age group, Saturday 9 until noon. · · Hospital where he was ad- to quit even though he was not directly involved . He resigned . Ermatinger said, arc some mitted . other types or beneficiaries, April 30. illustrating the broad family protection th&t the socia l Veterans Memorial Hospital security program provides Saturday Adm issions workers of all ages. Some are Bernice Vanaman, Rutland; children of retired, disabled, or Mary Ellen Dye, New Haven ; deceased workers who became ' ' Esther Goble, Hartford ; Jessie disabled before they reached 22 Cottrill, Syracuse; William and who will probably never be Buckley, Middleport. able to work and become selfSa turday Discharges supporting. The monthly Jason Bush, Charles Bush , benefits of these young people, Harold King, Iris ' Morris , severe ly handica pped by TUESDAY ONLY Rebecca McCoy , Leigh Cline physical or mental disabilities, and Maude Bailey. will continue indefinitely. TOTEM Sunday Admissions Benefits are also payable to the Thomas Greathouse, Portland; mother if the disabled son or Mary Grimm, Letart, W. Va .; daughter is in t~o mother's John Salisbury, Parkersburg; care . Gregory Collins , Tuppers LOCAL TEMPS Plains; Maroiyn Chalfi n, box of 10 with holder The temperature in downPomeroy ; Loretta Roush, town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Letart, W. Va . Monday was 80 degrees under Sunday Discharges - Linda Braff, ' Phyllis Whaley, Keith sunny skies. McDaniel, George Roberts and Harold Jones llANO (;At.I,EI)OUT All Southern r.o c~ l lliMh &hool band members ~rudes 8-12 are to report lor practice 'l'uesday at 6:l0 at the hiHh schOQI: Seventh ~rade tnern· bors will be notified later when I to come . The llev . nnd Mr~ . Willi nrn A. Genhcimor u1· ~ sayi uM "gQOdbyc" to MclgM County . Missionaries to Africa for 52 ye"'"· the !lev, and Mrs. Gcnheimcr are cnjoyl11g a lourmonth lurlou~h visiting friends und relatives here for the lust time . AI the end of their · furlough they will return to Umlr work in Johannesburg, South Africa, never more to return to the county, the birthplace of the Rev . Mr . Genhcimer, Born in Bedford 'rwp., the Rev. Mr . Genheimer is the son of the late H. H. and Elizabeth Heilman Genheimer. He feels that he was called into the missionary field as does his wife . pleasant Lucinda J . Genheimer, who hac worked _z·:·:·:·:·: ·:-:.;.::r.-:~:x;~;;-;~w...:·:...:::1.t~I.'..-X<'~¥u..w..:·:•:(.IY.·:~~~w.:::~%~«~i::~:;::::~::~~::5::::-;~:!:::::;~:::'i:;. :::::.r.:-:-:·:·:::.~-:-:-:-:-:-:·:<·9.·:-:-:-:-:.:-:.:-:.:·:·:.:·:·:.:-:.:-:·:·:·:·:·~·:·:·:·:~:·:·:~·:·:~·:.:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:-: Jly Jlob llo~llkh Elberfelds In Pomeroy SCHOOL AND OFFICE . SUPPLIES 1st FLOOR 1:,::.:.----.;:_~"'II~J• . / the Rev. Rustlers busy in Waverly over weekend Apartments Terrorists like what they did · Social Security placed $417,000 monthly here Now. :. the quality electric portable tvpewriter offers decorato r colors. You can choose your Royal Apollo 10-GT in warm 1-'e~~~; Mountain Yellow or cool Royal Blue. Both L - - -- --' beauti ful! Color alone may not make you a better typist, but the Apollo's performance features will. 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AMOUNT lh% 3-MONTH CERTIFICATE $20.00 MINIMUM $1,000.00 ' l·YEAR CERTIFICATE SCRAP BAGS THERMOS$ BOnLE quart size with baH 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE 89 MASON DRIVE:IN '' MEIGS lHEATR£ ;, ( . 1 ' ·•' I •. ·" , ; Tonight & Tuesday August 6,7 T~e-eOSEtDON Double Fe-ature Program ADVENTURE ITechnicolorl Gene Hackman Stella Stevens Coiorcartoons : HI Fiver Oscar's Movin9 Day Ad uti$ SI .SO Children 75c Show Starts 'I p.m, THE ~OOMMATES POMEROY, OHIO t Color) Pat Woodell - Pius- $1,000.00 COMPUTED FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT IRJ Mem~er of Federal Reserve System - BONNIE'S KIOS t Color) Tllfanv Boiling $20.000 Maxtmum Insurance for Each Depositor: I R) j · ' PHNOM PENH (UP!) - U. S. Air Force piQnes in their second bombing error in two days today hit Cambudian government military positions only four miles from Neak Luong, destroyed In an accidental bombing Monday, military sources said. Military sources said today at least 4110 persons were Kllled or wounded In Monday's bumbing at Neak Luong, a strategic Mekong River navy town 32 miles southeast of Phnom· Penh. That bumblng was the worst such accident in the history of . ' American involvement in Indochina. They' said initial reports showed four persons killed ahd another 12 Injured In the second error. Meanwhile, Combodian and American officials tried to pin down exact casualties in the Neak Luong tragedy in which either a BS2 bomber or Flll jet fighter-bomber dropped its deadly payload over the sleeping river town before dawn. A FOUR-COUNTY AREA of eastern Ohio late Monday was put under an air stagnation alert by an Ohio l!;pvironmental Protection Agency, forcing industry to curtail opetations. The alert, for Columbiana, Jefferson, Belmont and Monroe counties, was issued after the air stagnation Index for soot reached 231. The EPA said industries put emergency procedures into effect immediately to cutback on the amount of soot emitted. The EPA also warned residEmts in the area that the s.lagnant air 1 might aggravate respiratory problems. Marauder season tickets on sale Season tickets for the Meigs Marauder 1971 home football games are on sale at the principal's office at Meigs High Sl!hool in Rock Springs. " The season tickets will entitle the holder to reserved seats for each of the following home games: Sept. 7, Point Pleasant; October 5, Logan; October 19, Ironton , and November 2, Waverly. Price of New students to register early New students in the area who Intend to enter Meigs High School for the first time this fall are urged lo register at the principal's office at the high school as soon as possible. Prin~pal James A. Diehl said today early registration will guarantee complete scheduling of the student prior to the opening day of school. The principal's office is open dally from 6 a.m. until 4 p.m . Monday through Friday. ' Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly · Farmers Bank & Savings Co. 'I HI.' d I , To7"ght & Tuesday August 6-7 % $1,000.00 INTEREST PAID the season ticket£ is $6. 1972 season ticket holders will be given to purchase priority the same seats which they held last year. This privilege will be extended until Aug. 20 when the tickets will go on sale to the general public on a "first come, first served" basis, Fans who held tickets last year may arrange to buy the same seats by phoning the principal's ol!ice and asking for the tickets to be held, or by calling at the office in person. Fans who desire ~easo n tickets for the first time are advised to call the office at ~ny time since there are many choice seats which were not held on a season basis, last year. llcsiolf illlr husbund neurly hall !I 'CIIIuf y. The Hcv Mr . Gcnheim;w re.~ld<XI In Mo·l~ <.:ou11ly 2:l yctu'Hbelure goi ng to Chicago, Ill., to prepare for Christian work . Following his Chlo;ugo trulning, he went to Athens, Ohio, where lor 18 months he was a MeUtoctlsl pastor serving live chureheo. He then went w New York lor further study , but was ordained by the Methodi st Church before sailing fur Africa and his work as a missionary. -Meeting in New York just before sailing on the same ship lor Africa, where both were to be uctive in the missionary field, the Rev . and Mrs. Genheimer were in Africa lor three years before their marriage at Johannesburg. the lon~ yc~;~rs uf service in the field , U1e couple ltas bwn uss<)l.;iated with the Africa Evangelical ~'ellowship with headquarters at Glen Ridge, N. J. '!'he lellowshift is in liordenominational . This Is the seventh time the Rev. and Mrs. Genheimer have returned to the Staws. In the years that have passed, they have particularly noted the prOKrCSS or transportation. In the early days, their trips to and from Africa were by ship, one trip lllking as long as 42 days and others averaging some 21 days. Now they fly to and from the country in u matter or 21 hours. . Normally, a furlough \n the Sllltcs is lor one year. Besides visiting friends and relative>, they have traveled to many e Sillies or the Union speaking i)efOI'C cungre~ation s Of churches about their exr~eriences as missionaries. work calling The time between furloughs has varied . At one time, a South Vienna, Ohio; Evan or furlough was given at the end t'lorida who is a twin of Mrs. or seven years, then during Schreib~r. and Earl of Dayton. World War II , 10 years lapsed The furloughing missionaries ~fore. they were furloughed. are now guests at the home of I he tu~le belwc~n ,furloughs .,.Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King, now is l1veyear•. Instead or the Kingsbury, who are rela :ives u:~ual one year furlough, this and oh Wednesday evening ai t~me the Rev . and Mrs . 6, the couple will be at the Genheimer have only four Carleton Church, probably lor rno~ths : . the last time, to speak and 1 he ltev . Mr . Genhe1mcr is show pictu res or their one or a fam1ly _or sev~n missionary work. children, ail . hv1ng. H1s Both the !lev. and Mrs. b~others and . sisters lllclude Genheimer, (she is a native of V1ctor ?enh~tmer and Mrs . st. Louis, Mo.) talk with slight' Eva Schreiber' both _of accents which they attribute to Ponwoy Route 2; Mrs. Edtth their speaking or three African Spr tn gston, Athens; Harry' languages while working in the • field over the years. Mrs. Genheimer has been active in children's work, waehlng, and even in offlce work . They have round their work inrerestlng, rewarding and fulfilling. Johannesburg today is like any modern American city. they reporred. The ltev . and Mrs. Genheimer have two sons, both of whom are ordained minlsrers and are also trained as reachers. They are Donald L., one or the directors of the mission at Johannesburg, father of live children, and Ronald William of Pieter(Continued on Page 8) • enttne at Devoted To The lnterab Of The Meigs· M010n Area VOL. XXV NO. 80 POMEROY- MIDD~EPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1973 ___________.:...:_~.:..:_...::..::.::::::.: PHONE 992-2156 _____..:_::.:_:=_::.:..:::._ TEN CENTS ....:.::.:.::.:.:.:..:..o...:..::.::.:.:_:...;_..:.::_: '-----~~-----------_:::.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • ' curfew will be in An 11 p,m. effect soon lor all persons under the age of 18 in Pomeroy following the passage of Ordinance 441 in a lengthy session of Pomeroy Council Monday night. Therefore, as soon as legally required notices of the action are published - probably within two or three weeks persons under age 18 will have to be off the streets of Pomeroy unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Larry Smith and Guido Girolami stated their opposition to the ordinance as it was approved. Smith suggested that the age be lowered to 16, arguing that 18 is now the legal voting age, and that youngsters "need some responsibility" before they become 18. Mayor Don Collins pointed out that there is a flexibility in the ordinance as to what nights the ordinance with trade-in. It was the only will be enforced; for example, bid received. nights of sponsored activities Fred Bia ettnar suggested such as football games and widening of Spring Ave ., dances. remarking that the road is a In the discussion that definite safety hazard to followed, councilman Jim children on a school bus. He Mees stated the need for a told council that Ohio Power commission to look into the and Columbus and Southern possibility of a youth canteen Ohio Power companies have for the town. Concerning the stated th.e possibilities of parking lot, Police Chief Jd putting all the electric poles on Webster reported that one side of the road , beginning Friday there will be precipitating widening of the two officers on foot and one in road . Councilmen Ralph Werry the cruiser at night. and Harry Davis were Another ordinance con. designated to meet with the cerning increased pay of . power companies to look into street, cemetery, and police the matter. It was also decided personnel was given the third to erect signs on Condor St. and readi~!\· but council decided to Spring Ave. to slow down look Into the matter further traffic. before approving it. Fire Chief Charles Legar A bi_d from the Pomeroy reported that the town's fire Motor Company was accepted trucks had been inspected and for a 1974 Chevrolet Bel Air are in "top condition." police cruiser for $(700, $3,700 (Continued on Page 8) • • ,...,, ;t ( I rI ... AMY HAMM, MIDDLEPORT, center, was awarded a f$00 nursing scholarship from ihe Memorial m>spital Women'• AuxiliarY which pas iMien preaen~ annually for the past rune years to a Candystrlper at the hoapltal. With Amy are hi'!' mother, Mrs. Rita Hamm, left, and Freda Mossman, auxill8ry president, who presented tile check. A 1973 graduate of Meigs High School, Amy has been a ~andystriper for the Jl!ISI two years and will enter Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing this faU. Veter~ns V-P under investigation WASHINGTON ()JPI ) Vice President Spiro T. Agnew is under investigation in a case involving allegations of bribery, extortion and tax fraud in his home state of Maryland . He acknowledged he was under investigation for ''possible violations of the criminal statutes" but said he was innocent. Agnew was formally notified las t week by the Justice Department that he was being investigated by the U.S. Attorney's office in Baltimore, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and The New York Times reported in their editions today. The Journal said the aUega" lions against Agpew included bribery, extortion and tax fraud. The vice president, wbo had been relatively untouched by the Watergate scandal rocking the Nixon administration, proclatmed his innocence. "I have been informed that I · am under investigation for possible violations of the criminal statutes," Agnew said in a statement issued by his office Monday night. No Comment "I wiU make no further comment until the investigation has been completed, other than to say that I am innocent or any wrongdoing, that I have complete confidence in the " criminal justice system of the . United .States and that I am equally confident my innocence will be affirmed." The Wall Street Journal reported, the allegations against Agnew stem from the award of state contracts while Agnew was governor of Maryland during 1967 and 1968, and of federal contracts in Maryland since he became vice president in 1969. The newspaper said the federal contracts were let by the General Services Adminis!ration (GSA),. the fed eral agency in charge of eonstructlng buildings. Agnew, the Jo'urnalsaid, had sought a White House audience after receiving the Justice Department notice , presumably to inform President Nixon. The Post said the information was developed by an investigation "centered on alleged kickbacks to Baltimore County political figures from contractors mostly located in the Baltimore area." The Washington newspaper said two other prominent Maryland Republicans were under invesligation with Agnew. It identified them as longstanding friends of Agnew who had helped him with fundraising for his campaignsAnnapolis banker J . Walter Jones and Baltimore investment banker I. H. "Bud" Hantmerman . Letter Cleared The letter to Agnew, the Journal said, was cleared at the top of the Justice Department by Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson , who no,tified special Watergate P..osecutor Archibald Cox, aJ . though the subject matter of the probe is not related to the Watergate scandal. Although he is under investi· ga llon , this does not (Continued on Page 8) CABLE CUT DAYTON, Ohio (UPI2 Vandals cut a cable of the strike-bound General · Telephone Co. here Sunday wblcb knocked out communications between blgb altitude air traffic and the Indianapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center for about two hours early Monday morning. Officials said although contact was briefly interrupted, the Federal Aviation Administration was able to malnialn voice contact with air craft flying over 9,000 feet on back-up frequencies. E-R SQUAD AIDS The Pomeroy emergency squad was called to the Esta Taylor residence in the Harrisonville area late Monday morning. Mrs. Taylor was taken to O'Bieness Hospital, Athens, for treatment or an arm which had been injured by ,.a farm animal. 15 file in \ elections Fifteen more candidates filed petitions for public office with the Melgs County Board of Elections Monday. TWo filing for Southern L~al School District Board of Education were Jack Bostick and Charles F. Pyles. Township trustee candidates filing were Mount Vernon Bing, Salisbury; Victor Perry , Columbia; Herbert Roush , Letart; Nathan E. Vanaman, Rutland; John W. Lawson, Lebanon; Virgil Roush, Letart; Paul A. Simpson, Sr., Salisbury; Forrest Van Meter, · Sutton; Herman C. Michael, Salisbury; Steven H. Eblin, Salisbury; Cecil L. Stacy, Salem ; William Smith, Rutland, and Otis F. Knopp, Sutton. Filing deadline for school board trustee and small village candidates for the November election Is 4 p.m. Wednesday. Nixon _specials added to menus Mostly sunny today high in the mid and upper 80s. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonlghtlrom the mid 60s to low 70s. Highs Wednesday In the upper 80s and low 90s. EXTENDED OUTI.OOK A chance of sbowers und warm Thutsday aud Friday. Clearing' and not as warm Saturday. Highs In tbe upper 80s and low 90s Thursduy and mostly In the 80s by Saturday. Lows in the 60s and low 70s. VeteraM Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Donald Eblin, Pomeroy; Sterling Arney Ewington ; Joyce Bing, Long' Bottom: ,Mary M. weaver, Syracuse; Freda Grate, Rutland : Mary Berkley, Point pleasant; Betty Manley. Middleport; Ethel Hutfield , Dexter; Hiram Pauley. Lelllrt,. W. Va. DISCHARGED ~ Wilma Riggs, Sarah Burkett, Jessie Cottrill, Mary E. Dyo and Anna Hart. 'l'hroLil~h • Weather I ' Genheimer By United Press International HOUS'I'ON - SKYLAB'S ASTRONAUTS RETURN to orbital' research today with a record 6%-hour odd-job spacewalk behind tlieiil and the future considerably brighter for their two-month voyage - and lor another trip this fall. The silver and white awning Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma hoisted over the big space station; like sailors raising a sail, lias already started dropping interior temperatures, solving an overheating problem. Andspaceotficialshavesoundedmoreoptmisticthatskytab 2's three astronauts will be able to return to Earth in their mechanically troubled Apollo module as plamed, rather than having to be rescued. In Royal Blue and Mountain Yellow, too! Be sure to see aII the Portable Typewriters, manually operated. calculators. Buy now for or home use- 1md Mr.~. JMfssionai"y Couple returning to Africa TAI{ING ADVANTAGE of the free health fair at Meigs Junior High School is Jeff Miller being tested above, on the breathing rnacbine which check.~ air passa~es. Looking on are, left to right, Neil Knight , Mi~e Miller. and Jim Uttle, a worker at lhe folr. In .front Is Todd May SponllOted by 12 aroo orgnhl;wtions, the fair proyldes .health care Information and will ru~ Utrough Frldoy wllh hours of 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. · r United Press lnten~allonal Patrons at some steak houses may get a surprise when they read the' menu. Howard Barkett, owner of three Wrangler Steak Houses · in Wichita, Kan .. said Monday he could not get any heel, evbn lower grade cut.s. "I have been on the phone three hours this morning and five hours Friday and there is just no meat to lJe bought," Barkett said. "I guess we'll have to start making spaghetti. II Don Herl, manager of the t>lr. Steak Restaurant In Independen ce, Mo ., added a "Nixon spocla1" to his menua grilled cheese sandwich and e bowl of soup . " If you can 't laugh at a hard situation such as this, it is time to get out of this type or business," Her! said. Richmond food Stores in VIrginia, which sells beef to its own stores as well as oth~r IQilrkets, said it was rationing beef In proportion ~o what the stores usually get. The company said no beef was shipped for Monday sales, but it ex!l'lcted to have shipments for the rest of the week. No Railonlng Pla!Uled The Safeway stores in western Washington state and Alaska said they had no backup on beer. but planned no rationing. "We might keep three or four hundred head on buckup ordinarily," a spokesman said. "We're only getting 40 or SO per cent of what we usually get." He added that other prices were "skyrocketing." The president of a meatcutters local in Baltimore said if the beef price freeze is not soon lifted, about half the union's 6,000 members may be laid off in the next lew weeks . Federal Court Judge Robert F. Peckham in San Francisco denied a preliminary Injunction against the Cost or Uving Council's price ceilings. The Pacific Coost Meat Jo!J.. bors Assoclatio1i had charged " the council violated congressional edicis by not holding hearings before ruling that beef alone would continue under a freeze. Robert Lounsberry, agriculture secretary of Iowa, said the number of head of cattle sold at Iowa markets last week dropped by 43,1100. He said 75,000 head were sold for slaughter , compared with 118,1100 the week before. On the Chicago Board of Trade, wheat hit an all-ti!Jie high . A bushel, for delivery next month, closed at $4.04 . It was the first lime in the Board of Trade's 1511-year history that the price had gone above $4. Stamp Uscn Prohibited A spokesman lor the Wrigley supermarkets in Michigan said food stamp users may riot be able to use th~ stampa to buy some meat. The meat shortage has forced some groceries to buybeelfrom Canada . Federal law prohibits use of the stamPI! for imported products, the Wrigley spokesmau said. • 1\ The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation dropped a plan to curta11 farming actlvities at state institutions. Dr. Kenneth Gaver. head of the department, said he did not know II farmproduced food would be cheaper, but at least It would be available. The farming halt bad been ordered In the belle! that better methods of therapy could be found . • A consumers' group, "Food Action Campaign:' announced a nationwide effort to demand that the government break up big food conglomerates. Del Monte Corp., the world's biggest fruit and vegetable · canner, was slnJI(ed out and sympathizers were asked to show support by mailing Dei Monte labels to the group. A Del Monte spokeaman aald Del MunU! proflta torn(llre poorly with the average lor manufacturing c corporation~ and that canned !QOd (ltlt:clt have been "remarkably tttable for the put lwo yeara." ,!, � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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