https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5a1d662e967987475356104b7fe23f4c.pdf e587fada7bec83eabd08d0e6b0080041 PDF Text Text . ,,f' •.•. ~ ~ So111M1; PJ¥-.-11!'11111 j 1,' 0,_, Til"""'-'• _.., I, lilt , , , •• 1f - Tile Doll)< .. ... i f • ,)! lniGXIcoted at lhe ..... lhe four ' . rl ed I Ill Wyant homo. '• ...., ar V a e • The wta.e" said he was "!" aWIIre 101mafter the oboollni:the pa<Q· ,.., Pili ID the Wyant OOme 110 t111t CutlJp. another ot the passengers, ml~t see Mrs. Scarberl')':_ 1 h In ''pa home;, alief ,lhe "~ . ~ ... (c.liU- - · raw - •• and" all ,........;.... , or lhe '"..., . car .JOC."\'t .'::1....-- ex..,.. h11 brother. llobon iald 110 <al)ed lor hit brolhOt sftA>r h01en: the <Ill' ond then returned to tbe vehicle and demrmlned he was dead. , Steve Cutllp, 21, ftrst witness ss- to be called this morning by the Ootson M.~d e was a ed out" condition i.n the automo blasts~ bile until he heard two prosecution, was crosHwnlned at length b)' Defense Attorney he believed ooming from a shot- James B. O'Brlen abwt t h e gun, as the auto was tuwrnlng amount of intoxicating beverage arwnd In a lane near the yant consumed b.v him and his frieods, ,-~------------ and of hls associatiM with Mn. Scarberry. CUUip said he had koown Mrs. Scarberry for about six fD eight months, but had not been to the WyaTi home before except on the night of the shoot!"'- CUtlip said he had gone to tile Wyanl place once earHer on the evenlngofthe s~ng. but did not ftnd Mrs. Scarberry home. Cutlip, at one point, said, "I · heard at Shenangs he (Wyant) ,r·.: :~\1 would shoot anyone who came up there messing around." Mrs. Scarberry, who was excused subject to recall at the conclusion of court Tuesday, recalled for the court. her knowledge of the incidents leading to the shooting. She said Cutlip came to the door at about 10:30 P· m. $nd asked her stepfather if he could see her. <~B:UJ turned aroun1 and asked BANB :TBEiETfiER! I I I I I I I I A!:! Carved WECOtNG RtNGS Tbat'e really wlult ro~rriqe ie ... blindinl totetAer to meet the chellenps life offen &I -n u eu.ct.IDI the fulte.t meaaur. ol itt ~- Since 1860, more coupl• h•VCI blinded totether with bu.u· tiful Artearved weddlnr rina• than any other. Whether your tutti in llylinl nw to m.um.U., or IOft-lpObn. there'• an ArtCarved "fNdclinr bMd or matched IBt 101' you. We would be pleNed to bave 0.. opportunity otehow· iq them to you. WESTMONT IU HiJ $45.00 H•r•f$3~. so GOESSLER Jewelry Store •• ., ' ' ' .J .. • • : ' ., ' . ~Tria! ~~t·:u:..,. ~~~~~fa~ .tf~f.''!S.~O,.? •· r....., l'lge I) .... DoiiCII llld .l ilt tlllrd lllot tie UJO lhr® otMr OC"• bllx-d .ftred wu U. GDII that ' carhad-lll'IM· olfUell aild lrj.lleol hio b-... { q ot1he s.-mo !Wrings nile Tho 1'arkefllbilrg man Aid 111e "",. elli> .., BoolA> ; before going ID car W... ~· a fteld, • 111e w 'u t home lie aald ho ,.., &<1'088 u. rlllld fi'OIIIIhe Wyllll ,. ~ 1 '1\ Pomemy Colut St. me if I wanted to see him and I said no," testified Mrs. Scarberry who said she was standing near the rear of the house. •lBill then told Steve to leave before he got his gun," said Mrs. Scarberry, The stepdaughter of the defendart testified Cutlip then came to another door arid asked her' .. Barbara, are you sure'?" "I told him I was sure," said Mrs. Scarberry. The witness said her stepCather then said to Cutlip, HJ'U see YOO go in a hurry." 1 Mrs. SCarberry also told the court that atterthefirsttwoshots were ftred, Wyant returned to the house, went to a bedroom dresser drawer to get some pumpkin ball shells aOO commented," They sald I gat one aOO I'm gonna get me aiJOther Qlle." , , , ,· Sheriff Harmnboch, Bnt witness in the trial presided over by Judge John C. Bl.coo, told the court it was his belief that Mlchael Lee Dotson was shot at close range, approximateb' 12 feet. Sheriff Harteli>ach liao leal!!led that he had seen the .four men earlier in the evenirv at Shererw Spri-.sas they were preparing to gat In "' auto. He said he told one otthemen, who in hill (lllnion was the only one Intoxicated. that he could not drive, It reportedly was at this time Michael Dotson got behind the wheel. aecordin& to the sherltl. Sheriff Harteli>lch said he plcked "' seven apent cartridges BIG NEW SHIPMENT! ' SPORTSWEAR Navar -"- I) ·. ~- QIII P-1111' wtU be ._leted In !he ·- Qv, yilra. Tile 1000nd phase or ~ 1 lmi'I'OV'""nts a"' chaorea· will be 114!ld nuxtDobe , Crow aald.llecltedaevcemral ~-" ~ ' ~· h Ql e sn-er pro,....SwouC W be carried oulln Meigs C<lunlf . · to IJitlro"" highways. He urged residents lo.::;: ~ the completlon of new 0 P::mbrl!:: : : . . : ":;. Crow also announced that l , . aU ·tho ?::~ · :-. , • . • . '·LEADING CREEK PllOIE~ •" l.ance ·IIIU'I, '!;re;,:""~ck "' ~ ·~rvaUOIIDialrlc~ He thO...,, ..,•• .,,... -u~.ot· . ,· wililrsheil 01110ciaUoo which ·cirlted iJut·pllllo ror relief rr.m· w • INIIallf sll'ike -'~•lhed ::: ~"':~':::~~ olthe fi ~ · .1- Colurn~ Levi's STA-PREST JEANS BRONZE GOLD BLUE GREY BLACK GREEN TAN PLAIDS 6.98 TO 8.00 Sizes l8 to 36 t; LEVI'S TRIMCUiS 9.00.9.50-10.00 See lite new Spring collectiop at New Yor~ Clothing House . Choose froM plain colors and plaids. Sizes 28 to 38. .New. Yor~ . IIAIII,ST. MEIGS THEATRE Hendenon~ three a~1ters, Mrs. Ronda Litchfield, New HaWn; Mrs. Leola Ukeria, and Mrs. Mary Mceby, both · o! llendors!"' and two ll'lndchiJA CHAIJ.ENGE dreiL . r t'OR ROIIINHOOD Funeral oervlco wUI be hOld (Tochnlcolor) ' t'riday, 11 a. m., ln the Mohr· · Barry lrwhlino Gui llarnliton su.vens F.unenl lldme ~llh lllo ' l ) lev. James Naalolll9ourw. Bur· R..,inlrw Ill"•••3 Ilours ·~ '!'1":' .u&es. . .. : Ill •IU be In the Cooi<ord ~-~ tory. Friend• may ·celi~~ il\ii · Sflbyi .~TAJ1TS 1 P.'lo (This pic- haa· beenb,....ln back by Popular requeail. ' 411 -lafldlng sroowli wcimen's dreaoep. Eilp'II'O~\el\'11-. . ~..""' prints, Jerser ppnts, Uoen,, ~.-a. Malj; t\1 Wh • ·----------;,_--..:-----------· •WI tor y.... ol)'lea lo choose 1'1'<!111 In solido and prlda. I full!ral home o!ler 6 p~ m. ~; '' ' .. .: 0;·.-Brien Launches Defense ill Dotson MUrd ID Eiberfelds are beldquuten ut...ura Ule bloUnL Juat recel~ our · ..W 'opn~~g llae. A wide aaiiOl'UMit 01 ' •Io 38 ind ' ,.ol)'lea, lllbrlcs and colora lo cbooaelriiln. Sloes SO ' 40'fD 44. '' Prose~ Afi<>rl!'f Bernard :-::v, Fulh r8Rid thl atate's eue ·.,c,lb the ftrat dOgree murdllr trill o! WOllam Frederick Wyant, :, H. Racine, and the defente · brou&lll !orth Jto wltneoses, latA> ' ._1\ieaday aftertlllon. 117 today at 11 a.m., de!enae ..' ,' ------------------~-------See our beaulllul IIOw ~rltw line r4 "Bulle Kalt" dreueo and suita, 3 piece suits and coat alii ·dress ensemblea. Beautiful spring colora bicludlng lhe moat !Qortant color, NaY)'. Come ln.and 1r11hem 011. Sizes 8 lo 2G , ---------------------------· Womens Stretch Denim Jeans ................ 3.95 C!OI.InJe1 Jamea ·s. O'Brien, oourt, lliPOinted afk<>rl!'f for Wyant, ' charged wllh the Auguat17,1N8, lhotgun killing, ol Michael Lee DGIICII, 28, Parkersburg, hadpa· raded nine 'llllllesaes before lhe , 1 Jusl reeei""d I lleii shipmelt o! these fall oelllng JOliiSNever iron permanert preas ·fabric - Quick clrybw - Preshnmk for perlecl n~ Side zlj)per clooq. lolaQy colors fD choose from. SlzealO to I& ---------------~-----------Just Received! AWondetful Value In Womens · 'jury. SPRING DUSTERS ................ 3.95 and 4.95 Lo,.i IIIIJ1 expert Jess Gain- lolaQy st,ylea and iabrlcs ID choose !run. Solltlo and prints Button !ront and snap rront styles. Sizes 10 to 2G and 38 to 44. ---------------------------An OutstDiiill Value in Womens 3 Piece Acelah> and nylon knits and line qualll)' U111n. Solid colcwo. Warm without exceaalve wei~ Single and doullle brealted styles. Sizes 8 fD 20. NaY)' - White - Maize - Teal mue Green. , · ---------------------------Womens Larn Size Sleeveless Shells ........ 3.95 ' IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT-2ND FLOOR ' BARGAINS IN THE LINGERIE DEPARTMENT Rog. 2.95 Girlo Chubby 'S tu P.UAMAS... .........Salo 1.00 Rov. 2.95 Girl• Chubby Slu GOWNS... _....:....... ~Salo 1.00 SALE! RCA Just recei~ our Spring U111 or KAtz 5leepwear Gowns. Blby Doll pajamas, loJw pl,junas, sleep coats, Clusters, shtfta, J3er.. muda pajamas. In regular and extra sizes. '' ,.r·:':.-- Sotam,~ f I 1 R09. 5.95 NY.I.OH P.UAMAS.............................SALE 2.88 erriUaouolea- thoir ~~::~~:"':b:arr111a on !1 Ill Melvilt R. AnOther ohiPmelt or Reatrorin Bras and Glrdleo ill tho moot styloa. .. ' ident, Nguyen Cao 1\Y, returned home ·!rom the peaee talks In Paris today urglns a rescrnpUon In the bombing ol Norlh VIetnam, He aald South Vietnam also was oonoldered polling out or the talks If the Reds do not otop their attacks on ciUea ond towns. In PIU'Ia, a llanol spokesman said, 4 'We are not atrald Ameri0111 bombings. Prealdenl Jobnaon baa been bombing us lor lour yearl ond met defeat. lr Prealdsnt Nixon lollowo In his IIepa, he wtU meet wtth lhe same defeat." ..:,;;:,:..~.':'~ , ~· a hliaY)' lo'u ol Ahl.ruarl warplanu and refieeted In the 1D1a1 U,S. air loR&ee for the war reported ~ =~~=~~; 1elect:lon of Patent&, ClUJ, Crushes, Strawa,-lathera In the new !Wrtrw Colore. We havelhe Sprlqj Ha .......•,luat rilht ICN' ' ' , ~. viee preo- ·-----------------------~-SALE! COSMETIC DEPARTMeNT 1ST FLOOR 7llc ·New Lustre CreDle Hair Spray • • ••••••• Sale 53.• UO Reapood Normal Hol4 Hair ~ray • ; •••••• Silo LOl 1.05 Colpm Tocolqoaate with MFP • , ••••••• , • ~ 78c 1.09 Caalunore Bouquet Boclr Powder • , • , • • • • • Silo 73c 1.89 Qllgele 100 ·Waoh • • • ••••••••••• Silo Ut 1.00 cliehmere 8ouqul4 ~ Powder •••• , •••• Sale 64e uo Respond Extra Hol4 Hair Spray •• , •••••••• Sale.I.OI 65c MFP • • • , • • • • • • • • sale 48c Barfiain,s in. lhe .Dra~ery &~~~~ss Maleri,a!s Dept. Frl'lfed Sldeo :.. For ali Fltrllltero and Beds - lluf other 010a .. !niiOora and aut. Caii!Ol allp, 1111111 or cruq~le. Laminated for 101111 wrlnldo Cree ure. Dust ligllt ..., fade reototaat - lolachiOI waohiblo ..., No ironing ever, Solid color- Gold,llroifn,Onrwo, Avocado. , 60" 90" 70" ................5,95 70" ............._7,95 X X 120" UO" X X 70" .............. llJ5. 70" .....:.-.... 13.95 ·~i-~iMIMft---~------·-----~-- ----------------------------· Fridoy ond Saturday Salol. ·' 45'' Pe~~ Press Dress Material •••••• yd. 69c Twill Work Trooun 50 per ct111 AvrU _..,., - 50 per eelll CaliDa. Alii all COIIOII. ~ potler!ta,.. all colora. ' ' ·----------~----------------· j' P~rntontonl prou WOfk unlfonns In all sll••· Ponti to' 50, all longthJ. SltlrtJ U~ to 20. Doric olive, Kheki~.-Hovy 8 .,., Cha"!~l Grey, H~o~nt.r G.,.on. All ~*"'-"' ttrou. 5~ Po!voJtllt a!'l4 501 Cotton, A !tit ntow thlp~n~>nt. Solo prlc:os IDt thlt . w~l{ . .. . ftUliW Sale! THROI'PILLOWS ;,' .. ' . ....... For This Sale 2.19 ' ' ~ ) tiP orr .......,. Reeu1ar ,UII ' ,. 'iiRiNG~10.ftt'ililJ1·------------T,~· 45" LulUiy Broadclolli:Prinb .... , ..... Jd. ·-----------~--------------.......... ShipMntl •• , Yank w..torn Joonl_..:_.....:ue ' i I wal1t to 38 wol1r. S.t.,t:t yo"' caoct lontift. 6 to 18 Bit Yorik .W.. torn JiNno............. 2.98 ' ' •'""··· ---------------------------· Mons ond. Soch............ Sol, ,.lr 69c o o;,o slu fna ell 10 to 13, 75'l ilvlky DCryllc fiber, 251o stretch nylon. Solid color•:· Wltlt., bloc:lo:; commodore ltl~o~e, ton, iiNwn, Hvnt•, Royol, Lo4on, .Kolly, Cl'lareaal, Geld, Molt;•· ---------------------------· .MENS COVERAl-LS I! ·-·-· Slao1 36 to SO. How • now C:OIIIPiote seloc:tlon In Fl1'-r Stripe Clotlt. Bl~o~o donlll'l or tit, nltW gr.. n ltonlnJitono. Do~o~ltle octlng ai,JIIf. Action bc.d. for comfort. Plenty of pDch... ~ tal' In -------.------------IMftl llo,attMOnt \f!M •ur whot jov noed now. ' I ' ~b h~~:'! iif; ·. Salol .Ju•t 50 MOfta 4.95 p...,onent Prou Worll Shlrto Whilo Thoy Lut.. .................................................. 2 for 5.00 Dlsconti~~ or:ot0/1 . llutton Mottly throug~,.flap ~toclcota. •i••• 15, 15¥1, 16. Lone . '· two lle0¥11, ' ••••••••••••••••••••• yd. 1."69 llae• 2 to a. ColorM ,ft:lped pottom• I~ ""&de en4 ],arrow •irllnt· An ••collont Mw .d•IMtfttnt. Crew Melt, pullov• itrle· wlth 'thort Sport - . ' --------------------------BOYS SHORT SLEEVE KHIT SHIRTS....................... U9 Orion Drou 1.fJ;. ~...:.-~·- 35lilrce:::::~:::~•- Rvggocl c:oHon twill. Sonfori1eol 1hr~o~nlt, Sli111 fiHing ....ovy 4uty r.IPI*· So\14 eolon of J.ono, ,light bl~o~o, llloc:lt, loiton . . .n ottd Boy• Slzn ' Kapok - ·Relullllll 3.19 - Ut cpuf¥. ' 5.95 WCrfiK TRQUSERS...................................... SALE 5,00 · 4.95 LOHG SLEEVE SHIRTS............................ Sid.E 4.0,0 3.95 SHORT SLE!VI! SHIRTS... _ ................... SALE 3.•00 lira••· Slz. . , ' .. WASiliNGTON - FOR A GOODLY PORTION or the country, one to give way to an ewn crueler lJ>rlag. ParUcularly wlnerable Is the Upper Midwest, -re wtdtlft a .Month tl)e lrlaest soow accumulations ever will be turning to wale~' and 0\'ertaxlng the rivera and tributaries that drain the Ill• tlon'a heartland. The' llooill~~g threat extends from the Great Lakes to the Paclftc NorlhWeot ind southward through most of Calllornla and about hell or Nevada. !luch o! New England li<o Is eJidangered, lhottgl1 nolas sirloual,y. Tho Envlromoental Scleoce Ser~ceo Adrnlnlatra~on, (I!SSA), or which lho Weather Bureau Ia I pari, summed It Ill SUC· clnctly: "The threat of massive Ooodlng illlhe porthern Midwest thla 1prtng haa rlicl.d ablrmlrw proporUoos. •• .,, ' -7.~pm.~!•r~ffi;F~m~knn;~;;;-- on the 1st. Floor S.por .f!r¥1ger offlood,~ found alarming pUe and cut and )tql rayon 'ocetale. Skid reolallnt ~ ·Attractive ~CN'I- Waohal>le. , · ·· In The Mem and Boyw Department Mena Iii Yonk Hy Unlh>d Pross lmrnetienal ~p Decorator AREA. RUGS.;·•• For Tllis Sale 3.69 3 Stylet - All lrb1104 I~ · 27'' x~8" olse In ll)'lqn plio, raroo at the .. pleat winters on record ,is likely DeiiWIU~ qgaU,.t C.'laim!le auacf¥ . MOSCOW ._ TENS OF TH~AIIos OF RVs!iANS massed In front ol the Qolneoe Communlal Embesay toda.Y and smaohed 111011 otlhe tOO wt.....a in lllo Dve.oiDry ~IV with a barrage of beerboUles, stone•, ink bottles 1111 chunks lee. The crowd ·sathered fD demand Peking call off Its anti:Sovlol ~traUCIIO In which ml1llol1l 01 Chlll!ae -onotnted ......t Raula fallowing Sunttay's clash In Siberia. Pollcelrled 1o.. ......... bul the •Ruallllla hurllllll colored lnk·tlo'ned lhe IJ'i.yloh. bOlge facade o( ll[o bulldi.Winto 1 "Roil~ eaolor ea." -r or ~udent ~ied 'iJ; pr:e~~re ,:;nib"'.; 1o demrmlne the peHet p a t- mrna. Dlapl~g cerll>oard he used lo telt lhe 1111J1 !rom 10 fD 50 tt., Gainer shoWed the eourt the area the shot cOvered at var~ !out Intervals. Steve Molar, Jr., chief firearms examiner lor the Bureau or Crlrntnal lnvesllgetlon at Lon· don, msUred 'I]IUreday afternoon or tests he made or the shot&Un. He waa the lait alale wltne11 fD tesUry belore ProaecutDr Fultz rested his case at 3:23 p.m. Molar eald It is hla opinion the fatal shot was fired beyond 15 tt. and under 21 tt. Molar oald he determined this by the alze or the wound or the deceased, and by the pellet penetrations around the wound, and by the size of the llfOIIId. '4olar testlfed he made test paiiA!I'IUI with the lileged gun uaed In tho shooU!Ig, broullllt fD him by BCI Apnt Herman D. Henry, £rom alx lo 24 tt. Molar rtr ot eald he made seven lest patterns and thOJ under eros• .. exsmlnallon lndlclted he made alx. • Apnt i1<ou7 ai.O - e d belore the court •I! a state" 11 witness and showed slldeJ he had , .. taken o! the deceased man atlll ' In the automobile In Which he was riding when he was shot, jullt outside or Racine .. a lownahlp road, and other .Udes takenat Holzer Medleal Center lloapllal when an autopsy wu belng made on Dotson. -utor Full> put Into evl· dence 34 shotpl pellets, recovered from around the womd in DGIICII'a back in the autop~, 11<ou7 also tesllfled he coonted 52 penetrations II'OUI1f' lllo major wound. He aald the m a I n wound, as he witnessed It, measured during the autapsy, was a(Continued on pqe 10) ot , whJeh SPRING l1AHOBAGS Choose your fWrlnc handba&• ..., frcm our larp, old 1:41111111ale .I loda,y. • ' The ~cement aceompa. Iliad Apled JfOports or to uiore \)ommunl'! ~ late Thin, ~ and • ., lol1i,y agalnot elilrt Sout!J! Vlelllimese lowna and 32 Allied military - · IIIIey or tl)em major American 011 : tile l(ll>roachea to PORTABI.E,STeREO WITH FM STEREO RADIO , . ' TO SELLi, $111.00 ~· • "01 I "': SAIGoN ' (\!PI)- Tho United ·St4te• hfalo'!l 5,002 hellooptera • ;.. airpiiiUI& In U!t Vlellwn "War -'It a 1ota1 o! about $5 ·, .bWloo, ,lD!u\ary spoke-n said There's a - aeleclloo d lllo _..,. 8 tn_o;k Sloreo lallei·Recordlng Tapes- cueelte 'l'lpea- Caaaelto Tape Recordlnga. A Big Sale oi Stereo Albums featurl'lf "'""" otlhe eoullley'o loadhw artlats aiid ~a. ~ · ' . . · Speelei..Yaluea ID RCA Color TV Seta - RCA Sloreo ConsolO& pet the habll or 'rioii:Jng lhe Mualc llopu1meut - Uataq to the maul< - Wamhlrw TV or )~at plain browoe. It'o ..,ry eJ>o JO)'ible. 'h:Dorecl by uPatrlclln". 100 _per cent nylon, ileevelesa at.Yie, filted bottom, . zipper bock. Sizes 40 fD 44 In maize, black, .Pink, navy blue, white ancl red. vou, , er, UD1on Ave., Pomeroy, wa1 on the stand as the J l o•elock. hoo!r neared thla morning and anO!her well-known area - r t 011 llll!ll, Albert Hartung, o! RD, Pomeroy, was in the courthouae waillllg lo be called. Gelner, In dlrecl esamlnatlon by O'Brien, U.allfted o! the pet. tern made by lhe 16 • gauge ohotgun allo.,.Uy used in lhe killing of Dotaon ai!Jr he ond lour eompanlons drove 1o the Wyant horne about 10:3ll p.m. m lhe nl&lll ol the sboolillg. Gainer U.stlfed he rtrad five NlUIIdl from tho CUD-choke gwt .$ 5 Billion Shot :Down in Vietnam SUITS FOR SPRING ......... .10.95-12.95-13.95 ' '· WINGETI Br 110!1 · . ., ' ' )Vine Defense Witnesses Called to Testify: ·•· ~~ State Rests Case Against Wyant Thursday • ~· Our Speelal ~- of · · .Q'RI!SSES IN· HALF:' SI~ES ...... "·'., .,, ••• . HONORFD - Tom CB.ssell, left, arxl the ft.ve persons above were among those honored for volunteer service the past year during the annual MGM District Scout banquet at "k,ger Creek Thursday night. ca.11sell served as master or BY HOBAR1' Wll.SON, JR. ]lwenlle delinquency. Other pro. to alteod laat nliillt'S seasim. Fred Morrow, Pomeroy, was !!l'am ~lights included presenChadds Hall, Scout EsecuUve elecled Dlllricl Chairman or the tation ol training awards to var- or lhe MGM Dlllricl, praised lolasoo • Gallla • Meigs Hoy Scout Ious scout leaders, and annual re. aU lndlrt<llals wbo helped make Dillrict G!rl11g Thursday night's ports by MGM committee lead. the past year a successful one, amua1 MGM -er rneeUng held ers. and reco~zed aeveral of t h e In the 1\Yeer Creek High School Training awards were present~ area's outstanding volunteer cafeteria. ed lo the !ollowlng by Tom Cas- leaders, especially women who Morrow succeeds Ted Reed,. sell, Middleport, who served as are becoming more involved In Jr., aleo of Pomeroy, who held master of ceremooles. the program than ever before in the post for two ronsecutlve Joanna COuncil, Den Mother scouting's 59.yesr his1Dcy, years. Virgil Watsoo, Scoot Execu· ~ Pack 240; Johll Wbt.Uey, Jr., Approximately 75 persona at- Camping Chelrman and Garland live o! U!t Trl.stah> Area COOntending last night's altair heard ParSODs, Leadership Training ell, prlised the MGM Diotrlct Circuit Court Juclgo James L. Chairman. George Lamp, Assist- for capturing the President's We may be tra\'OIIng in rocketa and going atriclly modem, but Thompaon (Mason-Putnam caun· ani Scooimaamr or Troop 257, the old!aahloned spelling bee apparently Ia here fD stay. The 111nual Meigs Count)' opeU111g bee Is being arranged by Mrs. lleo) give 111 Inspiring lalk m was also honored. He was unable Nellie Vele and Mrs. Greta Suttle, school """'rvlaors. The event tor selected fhallsta fr(IJ'I achOole acroas the coun~o. Fiv._q.... ()a)' Forecast ·, (•' ' ··~·"''"\'-'' ~.:;:, ""' se: ror 7o3o '~'"'J ~~r ;llllllte,.~.~.J,'I!",'f_Hljl . TOI!Iperiiltii'ea wiU avetage' Enci c&mbera; ~ · ichoOI E"'illsh lnstnlt tDr at Bacilli, wlll below rionnal SaturdaYthrough Wednesday. Daytime high& Will serve as prOnouneer and j~es thll year wni be Cllarles TaylOr, An In • service workahop on avenge in themiddle30snorth Eaalorn ,High Sehoul prlnclpali JIJ!Ie• Diehl, lolalga HI(I!ISchool priDclPal, and Will lam Hughes, &l~Jerintendent or SOUthern High school. modern math for teachers of to the lower 40s south whUe Meigs Counl)' waa held !rom 1 the low temperatures wUl genlo 9 WednesdoT nlgtrt at lllo Mid- erally be in tflelowertomiddle ROY MILLER OF CHESTER should be the enY)' or DlliiY· He hla dlePort Elemenllr)' School. 20s. PrecipJtaUon will average retired but remains deeply committed in organizational wOrk allJ The ivor~shop was arrugedby one-tenth inch or less north nobbies. Commenting on his reUrement this week, Roy eald ·he plans fD County School iilpervisor• Mrs. alii one tenth to a quarter Inch ellioy himself from 55 to 65, and then go bock fD work at 65, II he Nellie Vale and Mrs. Grela lilt- south occurring as snow Sl.t~ tie. John Talbott, repreoentsUve urday night ond Sunday. There hsa lol of the Addison We1ley Co., pre- w i II be litUe temperature RESIDENTS WISHING TO LOOK , over lnlormaUon preaonted sented Miss Hill, a mscher of the change over the weekellf turnWednellday at the IMI.IIll progress report on Meiga County meeting Ohio Unlverall)' Laboralory ing a little cooler next week. held in Pomeroy may secure the material at the Meigs Bookn:oblle Sehoul In Athens, who oonducled the workahop. Headquarters at the corner of Nye am E. Main lp Pomeroy• Mila Hill based her presenMEETS INJURED MAN The information ill available onb' on a loan blal"s. tation on the Chinese proverb: The Middleport emergency MEIGS COUNTY'S GEORGE HALL - muolcel ~ "way back HJ hear and I forget; [ eee and sq~d. called to Harrisonville when"- and lhe Hallrnarka will join RalphShannan and· Dean $ema I remember; I 00 and I under~ Thursdl,y afternoon, was met on on Channel8, WCIIS-TV, lor a weekly aholit fran 6:30 lo 7p,m. each atMd." She 1treaaed the Deed the way by a private car bringSarurday, beglruilng March 15. George's list engagement locally was for actual involvement by ehil- Ing In Clifford Whittington, Pomdren lor completA> learning. 9,. eroy, who had been Injured in ot the Hotel Martin. · Many undoubtedly remember hls ~•IIIII or "OieW Tobocco Reg" demonstrated mmerous ilmova- Harrisonville. Whittington was Uve activities, both commerclal transferred to the squad vehicle when hll guitar waa almost bigger than George. and homemade, uand In U>echlng and taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he refused treat... COOPERATION CONTINUES 'CO COME throaglo weU fran area Jlflnclplea or modern rnetll. ment. He had an arm laceration, merchants tor the 196t Mia a Southern Oldo Plgeant tO be held In INFANT'S SERVICE HELD Pomer11Y AprU 2& ·It was repomd that Whlttinglon Oravelide services for the in- told squadmen he fell on a glass Mrs. Mol\f .HUI, <'OIIIIcting merchalta on~ orlllo Pcm... •<~~' Chalnber or Cmlmoroe, c...ponaorlng wilh XI Gam- rant 100 of Mr. ond Mrs. Roger jar which broke, cutting' him. ma Mu Chspmr o!'BOII 'SI8ma Phi Sororll)', has lhlit f'rar>. YOUII& were held oo Feb. 26 at cis Flm;lat wllllPlnprevlde l)l"!lowers oeaded teo. and lhe Wells Cememry with the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL providlrtf' t• " judpa' dlnnei- on PfliunteYelllrw will be Baitey•, Res- Rev. Jay stiles ol'ftclatlng. AdrnlaoiDna - ~lvle YOU!Ig, lauran.. !""h llrmo were ISI,O<ijted wllh lllo pqea1ll 1Ut year. <llySY!Ue; Alma Keiser, Miners. LOCAL TEMP · ~~s of the .IOtorlty wlil wtirk.lh 1ll next Weol( ~UJng a The tempe'rature inPomerO)''s ville. p._..m. book under die dlrecllon oU.Ua. Pearl Welker, ............ dow-n bualoess district at Discharges -. Della Curtis, ·~ or the .paaolnl. The othot' lltller&l, ·~ Mra. ReU.v 11:50 a.m. toJial' was 38degreea, Veatrlce Nice, Bernte Edwards, RiWUrtp,...,.. ncrultlq!llio ~ qf .,.,...._ ~· , George Nesselrood, Jr. under over~st · skies. Workslwp in Math is Held thl.......,. •-need the- ~'t,~:.,.,·'(,f Scho6Js-;NJJ;31 ._,~ d'· ,. 'h l ........., Ex ' d !~nl=l~"'loa':!:!'~==·=~:!~~~:.; JrJore<:ee era · J _.c O(J · '~~ ~~ . ;pecte ~ r , A SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE otudent crltieally lillured li)> a ....,b ltiabe6ncla'rgadwltharoC!Oand.coiT)'I!W~OOiveL AI. :,M·I J)Otrolman accidentali¥ cirQP!Iid ...... canlaiDr. At other CIIIII>UBOI acroao the' ~oo, ali-W, Wtsalauend>lloa "!:other rorml or·itudont prOieoto i.!IIU....d. At Brandel• Unl..,.alty ' ·lit Wlithain, Maal,', one ~~ttool ~ •tid ~ ll'P~!o The ' blicred San F,ran~I!CO Slate atuil~, ~ fcoebl"'' ·~!';~at Pelo ~ caUL wis ldeltl!led 111 matillo!r.bflllo.~k ~~· Vnioa. ' . ~ ,... bit;.,.; \his~· 1\W'I.Y tipped loa ,ilillli,•·i:be~t whali a bllnb eioploded pramalur!>ly inaloci<OJ' I'OCIII •CI( thO . Al<ts 'l!ulldl!ltl.' , " · ' · '. · · ' · " · .. - ' .' ll'· ', . ' · . (ll 1 ' By GEORGEJIARGRA~ Sot>~Melgo Local·Scho91 Dlatrlct . 'Yerr i'etert\Y. lllo llllllalme~ Jng ,of~!'!" '~<!tri Alaoc:IIIJaii of !lc:hGol Mlhlai~\Ofs "'" htltl ill Aliolll!< Duii "' 10Y. li"' .tdtqtloo Commlssloio of lllo ~~~!IJ· II" ,. !!!~.... ' ' Ooanclalr _ . eernil!ll lmpo-1 meeting, · The !IV Ia tO such amee~ theae iJq~ot· areas in American . ills there_.. in the taat vaild, ' IDtheaop.,.. c ' ' ( • • ' Be Thrifty! Save All ' ' ' r; .....•..~~~~m~~ 7~~,r~-"""!"""- .... not a number. uyou never know the ilnJaet you hoVe on boll. Thla aiWIJI eomes later in llfe,'' aa1d Wit- ' ' 'i ' l i ' .. ·;.~j • ' ' aon. .lldp Thompaon said~. deilnQJOOcy Ia a fiNWinl moaaee In our country. ur... ~ our blgpst weaknesaea," hi IIIII- /•• ' ed. "Blaoat cau.. of ~ crime In the Ualted 8tate1, ac... cording 1o IAil'VOil'S made down through the yeara, 11 ldlene11," remarked the judge. "We haYe CUI>- He urged I..OOrs to think 1o lind a ..., to apead our lllo(t each scout as an lndlvlc\lal, (Conllnued on Pop 10) ·Test In Space Run l ! '' ' ' I SPACE CENTER, HousiDn (UP!) - Two astrOnauts lm*e free from the Apollo 9 command ship In their lunar Iandin& crall todlf and gunned it away ott a daring chase in space that could make or break U.S. plans to land men on the moon this summer. Lighting ~ the sk;y with a ugreat big orange cloud" fruD lheir rockets, James A. McDivitt allf Russell L. Schweickart dew the br nar landing "Spider"' away from David R. Scott f~ the Apollo com-mand module for the first time. The d>ject or the dar'• .u. nrat firlllgs or tho ......... important tests was to get the englnos. lander more than 100 miles Aller ....., checks showedlhe from its space partner and then $41 million !l>lder was 1IOI'Idnl see how weU It could come back as planned, McDivitt llred lho aiKI dock again. The maneuvers ahlp•s big 1andiDg 011gl"' were rehearsals of key lllOOJI controlling its power wltb a Righi operations. McDMtt and Schweickart, hand throttle much like foond on railroad loeomDtlvH. opening lhe Mh and bualnest Controll11rs reported lho 25cloy of . the 10-<laY orbital second ouralwllll perfoctb'. rnlasioo, lrllllferred · lo the 11 Thls is really an un,pl.ab' lunar lander shortly after besat," McDivitt IDid Scott Ia midnight. The two ships were lhe ship . - nemo ''Oliounlamhed at 7:39 a.m. ESI'. drop.'• There were 10111e initial d!ftlcu!Ues In freeing the two shi!>s, but sftA>r Scot! Rlcked the -raUon switch twice, he radioed to McDivitt and Injury in Schweickart: 110k, you're free." ' Mclllv!U reported that be POINT PLEASANT - T w o could see the command Ship's Leon Rt. 2 )'I10IIba OICIIIId Mr· control jets firing "just as clear lous in)uiea ~ at .. . ,.. i as a hell. It lliilltt up lhe whole m, oo Jericho Rood . . . car 01rertumed. • ' sky." Driver ol the car wu uThere•a a great big orange cloud, • said Scott, obaervlng lllo Lee Randolph, ger was Glorll Randolpb lllkllhe COLLECTIONS REPORTED psrtmenl, lllddo Heart !llllday collocllono In Middleporl iihere. Ito acllvlcy millhap; that hi . . was helided bJ>,IIlo MlddiUorl east In llllllil 'illllli·lo!"·blt Buolnesa ~!Profeasienal wom. spot, <lllain8 lhl .... lo en•a Club t<ileled $t4S.14, Mra • a apln ond ~ '":~= Ita top.~~. Atnorlca' "" wnt\,oti>oducled by • The Meigs Local School Dislrlct is slrlvi~~g hard to m"" some progress in tl]ls directiOn. · iiOe'thlrd or ,The !"'veUed, l ,~ata:, Tlleie were of courae, DIII\Y o('1ho netioo'a t!ve lllot -l<o lho Col- olhor tlq;.rta;. area a or dlacu,. ~. '.llartln E"i Iewing: ~ ltWl ciO,art. •!011 al lhe AASA conventtoo, but John Werner, , ehalnnan, re. ·~ callld ' ~lljtelt' "' this give a yoo a little or tho ln- porta. _ _ ..,.,_ "I _... 1o more iiearly fonnetlOII ' I have obtained con- , There •u conolcleiul. dlilcuaaloo or tho fedaral -~.,. . ceremonies. others. lert to right. recelvlrv trlln1111 awarda were John WhiUey. Jr., camping chalrmant Garland Par10n1, leadership tralnlne chltrman; Donna and Ted Misner, Cheshoo ire, and Joanna Cooncil; Den Mother, Pack 240. Morrow New MGM Chief ... lllld .. I ·, " 'tt filed for a wau.r s~~>pi,y~,B)'amrn almilar fD u,. T14>pers PlainaJohn Zerkle spoke on the steps Cheater sl\t~, Hart said. The which were taken to bulldtbenew district has not only air. . reenlarged plant lor the Imperial duced flooding, but hoa provided Electric Co. stressing the re- considerable employment, he quirements ina buildi~ site. He stated. invited the confel"ees to atterlian: CARSEY SPEAKS olftclal '"nine of the new build-Jack carsey, speaki!W i~, the date to be annouitced. hall of Jack Welsh, M1ddl PLANNING STRESSED outlined plans oftheSoothea'U. Pat Meeker of the Ohio Depart- Ohio Regional Councllintbefleld ment of Develt~tment, spoke on of highways and In other direc· the importance ofcomprehensiYe tlons. county planning. Roy Miller reported ootheCorMeigs County' 5 request for mation of the Upper Ohio Valley c~rehensiYe planning is filed EcODOOJic Region which held its with the -department alii is 11th first meeting in September, 1968. in ·a line of 40 projects in Ohio It is composed ol nine counties to be submitted ror federal ap. and is 8 "regional clearing proYal The Meigs C<JmPreheP. houSe" for mutual problems, Mil· slve planning would cost$40,000. ler said. He said that admlnhrThe Meigs County Cmunission- trative moneys have been funded ers have already approved $10,- and he ooUined who Is eligible 000 as the county's share oC the for membership. ' project. The Rev. Brian Engle deThe department will koowwithoo aertbed recent work of ministers in three months if the Meigs and Jaym~n inplaMingaprogram County project is approved. Mid- aimed at benefitting youth of dleport Vlll•ge will be excluded Meigs County, outlining the mufrom the counQ' plan since a com· tual goals of the ministry alii prehensiYe plan there was com- others in the progress of Meigs . pleted several years ago. County. • The plan wUI outline steps to be Richard Sayre, director of the taken in order for the county to Gallia-Mefls Community Action recover and progress economi- Program, outlined work oftbeblcally, Meeks states. Accompany· county organization in providing ing hlm to the meeti~ waa Ralph training programs foi' both inm:l Lindeberry, also with the Ohio out of school young people, the DejNirtment oC Development. community service program apd c. E. Blakeslee, active in con- t It e upgrade cunprehensive ducting the Wedne~ meeti~, health program. The organlza.. outlined three directions lnwhich tion, serving both counties, wUI the cou.rty can go to bring about be three years old thla month, improvements. These include: he stated. 1. Giant outside program. A · Philip LaveUe, Athens, ecoproject that comes in but does nomic development administranot ~~ect our thiDkln&. , wr, describe4 the work o{tt'MJ* 2: OUtside pr'ogram coming In, mlnletr.Uon with local people In recommending consoliditlon of helping provide financ1al help. schools, communities, churches. EDA hai had a role both in the A progrun which does affect our Middleport ,and PunerQY sewage line or thinking. dispoaal system prOjects ml the 3. A program develq,ed by ~per11 Plains - Chester water Meigs County peopie,q~eratedby systA>rn, he said. The !Uture or Meigs COunty -le, and uslllg EDA as well as tbe community Action Program 11· not knoWn at this time since the change ln from a sholiUJI liong the rood natlooal admlnlatraU""' leading from the Wyant hime to Miss Margaret Grtmths, where the car stopped in a dlich MelJEI County exten~lon agent, in front of the nearby Charlea home ecopomles 1 spoke 011 her Knlghtlng residence. HarterDu:h work with . county women and said lour other shells were also , _ - ' e througi> t-H pr~ touJKilater by others. grams and C. E. Blakeslee, ex· -teDsion agent, alao,dilcussedag. HUNTERS TO MEET rlcelture onc1 resources dewlooThe Meigs C<lunlf Coon Hunt- mont. ers Assn., which will meet Fri· Group dlscus11lon leaden for day at 7:30 P· m. at the clubseaalons which closed the all· house on Snow Ball Hill, wlll day meettrw were Wayne Roush, plan its cooo hunliq: e - . thla agriculture; Rebert Bowen, sprtrw. All members are urged schools, alii the Rev. BlllPerrl.n, 1 to attend. l churches. , Roush, chairman of the Meigs PLAN SALES County Extension Advlaocy ComXI Gamma Mu Cllapler o! Beta mittee, presided over a portion !IRma Phi wUI hold a rummage or tha meetlrw ao did Thereon sale at U!t Slark Building, aeroso Jollnson. chairman of the count.y !rom lhe Fomeroy Poat O!flee, ruource develt~tment oommlt.F rlday ond Saturday. tee. ~nlng prayer wasbyU!tRev. MEIGS,GENERAL HOSPITAL Paul Sellors, Unlh>d Melhcdlat ADMIS!IONS - Erneat David· Clwch pt,stor. At noon a lunchson. Pomeny. DISCHARGED - Elu Welch. eon waa served b,y women of the holt church. Mrs, ~ Holmr BOOSTERS TO MEET was in chlrge of registration. The Southern ,AthleUc Boosters will meet in special sessloo Virgie Mae at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the high schoOl in Rlcine. Dies Tuesday Night LOCAL TEMPS The teqoorawte In Pomeroy'• PT. PLEASANT - VIrgie Mae dowlttoWn bosinou dlatrlct at 11:50 a.m. Wll 39 degrees under C.st.o, 71, Rt. 17, Hendenon, W, VL, died Tuesday nl(l!ll in Holpertl¥ overcaat lklea. zer HoopltaL Mrs. Clsto "as lfrlllated with the Vaught Memorlli Church at Beech HUI ard was borr: in HenTONIGHT, MARCH 6 derson. W. Va., on Feb. 28,1898, NOT OPEN a daughtA>r of the late John E. and Vlettla Hicks Clonch. Surviving are her husland, Fli!DAY & SATURDAY March 1 - 8 Clar~ L C&sto; one .100, YOURS, MINE AND OURS George Burdell COsio, Henderson; two brothers, John A. (Technlcolor) Clonch, PL Pleasant, and Clar· Lucille l,lal1 - Hetu')' Fondl ' • ... ' orpnt~atlon , Into th~ eooserva- ence Clonch, QJ .,, VOL. XXI NO. 222 0~ lllo ewl~tt;! ::':!.!!. wto COLORS GALOREJ , county. 'te ment ftnenced. . llliddleport Councll Prealdent •• ' ·' l"r" 1 let. tion" real eatate company wtll be In bene· ~d la~ah ~=:,ted.: Meiga, COUnty soon to ouUine ~ .J ateps that can be taken\Dprovtde polnt8d fD the advalltiP ~ ha.. low rerlt housh~ for an expected trw; 1 14 acre park, with a three · lndux ot workers. He said it hi acre lake 100 35 cun,p sltea, 111 hi& und"erstandq that such pro- a result of the distrkt's work. jects can be completely govern.. 111e dlstrlct bas an a,pplicatl~ representative from 1 In 19~;. Keimeth F. ~mer or LDildoll,wrotelllo Lord'o rr.Y- · ·• er 25 t!Jn(o (nearl,y 7, 000 let- . . ; ' .. mra)ma~_.eorpaperlheolze . ·f< or a PDslsie lllarnp, "' , Crill', ..,.... '. __ Now;,You Knp1V help avallollle lnaldO·w oolllde 1M C(JUOII.y, • .. 'I ' Leon Youtlu EaaJpe· AMdenl at~. ' - �I ' ~ t - 11>0 Dolly SOICI'!"I, P~lllddlopOrt, I ' . . , I'' . , . I ,. ' ' .,, I' . .> . . . ' ·•' •'. .. ... ' CoJ,legc Sc:c;n:s _;; ., ' + .denio ~oo!af I'OIIil~ii.pnp,, ~ douna!IBa but no . , . _,...• )1fy 01' eitatlbno. : ''• . ?' · A $1 000 ...._ .. _ w ...._.._ ~~~; ~ '4 I 1_ . ....... u r...-- be · . no... ' .I •. By VITO STELLINO UPI SI)Orts Writer The Washingtoil Senators obviously hired Ted Williams lor lh• wrong job. They ahould pul him back In "I'm •uPPGW4 10 be" walbd, the line~.p. Even at qe 50, he not 'Jolpllll" · probably oould hll beUer than most o.c the players he •s :s Three comt PJay aey to A solid-state portable . phone with a... . · · Owrlpionship Full Year seek•• a lncal Bowling By Unlled Preas ._ilallonal Eaat WLPcLGB Baltimore , , , il 19 , 729 PhUadelphla .. 49 24 .671 3\1 N010 York ••• ,48 25 .658 4'h Booton , , , • , 42 30 .58!! 10 Cincinnati ••• 37 36 .507 !JIIh Detroll •••• : 2s ~5 .384 24'.\ Milwaukee , , {23 50 .315 29'h West ·," / W L Pc~ GB Los Angeles , ;t7 25 •653 Adlnta • • • , , 44 29 •603 :Ph San Fran. , ••• 36 38 ,,86 12 Chicago ••••• 31 42 .125 l~h SUI Diego •••• 30 41 .423 1~.\ SOallle ••••• 27 46 .370 20'h Phoenl:x . , , •• 15 58 .205 321.\ REPAIR NOW! " Workshop Conducted "Sure Sign·of Quality" 'U ll{\\ ...:·;'. \im! tc The Creators ·werner· N. !MOO& SCORES ~o.,asa~; ·iv ii & TV· Ave. nlted ~;::::::::::::::::::::!.:ed:.:oo:.:tbe:r:apy:wo:rk:.:wl:lh:.:lh:• Mason Area Bruce Blackston. , , , .33 Indiana , , , . ,35 Mime- •• ,32 New York .....16 Weat K~ntueky GRATES TO SING The Grata Family wiD Provide music when )he SalOIIl ~r Mrs. John MeDaniel, Muon, PTA lllOel& Tuellday for I! tamvialled recendy with Mn. Sal- lly nlglil obaenono:e 111111 open ly ollarrla, a ])lllent altho Cam- boose. A covered dlah dinner den Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. wlU begin at 6:30 fo' m. • Recent guests oflolr. and Mra. Clarence Baler were Mrs. Wal. lor Lewis and daugbter, Mrs. Heater Covert. Mro. Eurana Thomal and grandchildren, ClncJY Loll and Melba Jane, of Cherleaton. ' SAME .' DAY Mrs. Paul ~.llh and PauJ. SERVICE . eUa visited reP,Jy with Mr. and Mrs. John l!flll:h and family, In AU - OUt AU Mra. Carol Sc7oc and I o u r children ol Porkerabur& W. VL' visited recenll7 with her mother, Mro. Nellie Dudding and slater, !Ira. Juanita Ward In 'New lla- ' - - ONDAY, News, Notes ,J . Meqn Fat · Profits,! . For fast, top-dollar rfiUrns, feed those pigs and sows w11h our fortified Pig a~f'Sow Feed, seientiflcaffy balanced and blen~ed to promo- healthy growth and paund-praduc•ng gams. We have d complete fine of feeds -far n•ry livestock and paultry need. Check our prices, nowf 'I, ADVfC:D OHIO VALLEY .... 1o:ao We $111 GIINDtRMIIER -letYietl, •• \ •I .I -------~~-~--------~---~~--~~- TI:NY'S i'FOODLAND HOUts Wlt.L· BE.TH·E: . . . . . . . . .. . '' ' ' • ' (:' ~ • •• ' ' ·•.. ,· .1 Check Ollr Price and Tni . \ .·Fulto•- Tho•"" Tract~ SlitS S,tlnl 992-5101 4... ' . c' .. . ·!· Pomeror " Signs Contract . Jt!a.. Aatola ·• / GRIND YOUI ~WNI 30 ,516 2 . 46 .258 18 ..m I ' ~ 29 .532 I 32 .522 I'h • >.to ' ' ' L Pet., GB STEUBENVILLE, Ohlo(UPO Allen Hornyak, Bellaire St. John's sensational high seor.. "·or: 't!ndtil llli:ilitH's<hl>or la~~ "' eer Thuredll)' night wltb 'IQQI ~ career output of 2,385. ...· ~. Bellaire lost 7Z.S2 to Zanesville in Cia ss AA tournament .Pia.Y and was eliml~~tted from future games this season. Hornyak. who has averaged more than 40 polnta a game lhls season, was held to only 14 Thursday. He scored 923 points during the 1968-4;9 aeaaon The Rolleire loaa ended I 20-game win atreak, Orl,..,, Suqday 12 _NoonJil6:00 e and the Btg Eight eonterence. That lea-Yes Just three bertha vacant with Fordham, Long MORE!! J~~Q~~-lN .. 'URGifNS AT H&R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ELEC. SANDWICH GRILL &WARMER • ll~;= '· " . NEW YORK .(UPI).. Only olx berths remain to be filled in the Nod-' Invitation Tournarnen~ and Fordham ;, hoping to reduce that number to five ~The Rams, who have com-pUed a 17.& record un:ler firstyear c••h Ed Conlin, trimmed elb' ,rtru llanhettan 85-75 Thurlday night and hq>elully have earned the right to p•rdcipate . In the 32nd annual NIT at Madison Square Garden, March 13-22, CINCINNATI (UPO - Po te the drawn-out cootract talks. Roeei the !988 NaU-' jAqUO "lle (11'"'11111) oald where b!IUIDK •hal!lll· I a le ~ the Lone !linger used oUver alanoid a contncl with the bullels, yoo're usbw llllidea bulTAPPAN ctnch•tt ~ tor an 11tlmlt- lets on us." Rose laughed. 1~ ed $85,000 liill Bald he wauld lit Roee wiD move 1roon rtghtto S ln. tolnlng c...., Monday. eer4or field fills 0011011. He The -..act makes Roae tbe Planned to travel to the spring hlgliost palcl p~r In Redo' hi.. J?lnlntr CIDIII In ~· fli,, . too. Fnak lid>~ ..., o! al!lr lultlllbw 1 weekend mUIIbe Baldmoro, drew tbe ~ oblli!IIUon here. Rose's . prevl0118 hlali oal¥Y ilr f68,000 Wll'e and da~tar have lifeil ln. In IM4 with Clncl.,.U. TIDW ·since last Mondt,j-. · General - - r Bob "'"'· 'nlll alplng loll pllchU Jacli sam said Roee wao "ilatiPI' and Fllher •• lhe 10110! lladl holdwe're hove hlln In the OUI. Flaher rejoeled ~ O!r.,; . fold.~ ' ·'t;1·, ~ and 1 returned tO .hia· "It juat goOI to If a JIOI' ~ In Bayside, N. Y. 1011 IDikea the neeoalltrl' oaerlThe Red• bqan GrQelrull aces ...... mah6o ,an an:-i oi. Loqlie Pili today, meetl!W .Ihe. fort 9" and oil the lleld, he cu f.hl1edoiPII• Phlls at Cloarwat."' -lameb reWarded;" Row- , or, f1L -Gtry Nolal!, HOd; • oald. . f. · ..., and Clay ·cartoU· wire to · ' Roee aald u.,.... hoid c'all!'l pil<h (I!!' lht llell~.' . . . .!JIIlollill~..:;...hl!D ~ "Lone RIIWOi'" doU'lng ·:·; tof a~.•.o. o ;' • • MEW HOLLAND . . Ros,~ RCH 3 thru 5~1. Ohio University Accepts NIT Bid W L Pet. GB O.kland •••• 49 I2 •803 Denver , • , , ,38 26 ,594 12'1.1 New Orleans ..33.3I .516 17\\ Della• •••••. 30 '32 .484 19'h Loa Angeles •• 26 36 .419 231/z l!ooaton ••••• 19 t3 .306 30'h ThutsdaJ''a Results FOOTBALL COACH Oakland 1!7 lollaml113 KAN~ CITY, Mo. (UPDNew' Qrleana !26 H101aton 119 W.E. "'Billy" Atkins his been Denver 123 Kentucky 114 named the NAIA ~~ C•ch (Only games scheduled) of the Year, Atkins has Friday's Games •-Dod a 23-8 record at Troy . Oakland 11 Now Orleans ol Alabama. In 1969, hlo State New York at lndlllll team was 9-1, and defeated Mlllill It Kenlll<:ky Texas A&l, 43-35, to the NAIA (Only pmoa scheduled) bowlgam!'- IIIDDLEPOIT EFFEOIVE: · W~-.. •. r•••a4 2s .a-ta Mi_ddleport, 0. STORE HOURS Tin.y's Bargainlan:d Sugar Run Flour ~::~ ~-er111tlonal ~ N·OTI·CEI NEW • Feeds • Fertilizers managing. WUilama made hla manigertal debut •• aldpper or the Senators Thurllday In Pompano Beach, Fla. against the New York Yankees and the senators gOt exactly one (thatts right, one) hlt ae the I969 uhlbiUon aeaaonopened. There was one other game on Island University, Detroit 100 Army listed as the leediqt contelllera. LnJ boa&ta the beat record or the lour with 17-.6, but DetroU (!6-10) has the biggest name star in 6--8 All~Amerlca Spe111:er Haywood, 01 the !OIU' ternao added Thursday St. Peter•s {20-6) has the moat lmpressi ve record. Elnerdo Webster, tho star ol last year's team. returns this Fordhaln, which has appeared season with an average of . ln the NIT six uln.es previously, better than 24 polnls and 15 wlU probebly be oaered a bid rebounds per .~me. Thurlda)''a Games Tuloa, a thlt~lace finisher In ~ but the remaining lifrths Adonia 138,Phlla48Jphla 99 lhe rugged \'i\tc, 111-7 tlda ore In doub~ C!11••10 125 Phoenlx117 The NIT c:ommiU.e Thuradll)' season and will be playing in ClneliUIIil' 112 MUwauhee 110 added Sl. Peter's (N.J.l, the NIT lor the third lime. 5!1n DIW~<> 110 BOoton 97 Wyoming, coached by Bill Wymntng, TulSa and Ohto (Only Goines ScheOO!ed) SlraMlpn, will be lll8ldng !Ia Unlvenl~ to the 16-teun field. ;.; Friday's Gael They Join Roston College, second appearance in a row in ClncliUIIU atllelrolt TeJDI)le, Rutgers, SOuthern Win- the NIT. The Cowboys were Phoenix va. N.Y. at PhiL ois, Tennessee alll West Texas heelen by VUianova In the G\lleege 11 PhUidelphta state In the post-Season classic, opening round last year, 1111aton It I'>• Angelei Ohio University hasn't played Actulll)', the NIT committee Baltimore at San Frono:laco in the NIT since 1941 when really has to decide on only (Only pmea scheduled) three places, Blda are sure to Fraakle HaiBnholu led the be exWnded to the rUnner~ in Bobcats to a second place the Atlartic Coast Conference, finish. Baumholtz later went on the Missouri Valley conference to become a st&rl!out major league baseball player. ays instantly! all FARMERS! 9'•8 •< our 1 . ":,"\:.'!' . lEWIS REPAIR SERVKE Tournpment ', :· By Urtlled Preas Jnlernatlorilil · Easl By United Pre" inwrneti-' ·52 Boslon Col 93 Duquesne 72 (1ass M TOIIr..,.enls Ill .~1011 . · AI Lorain · Xellla 71 CO~Iarvlllt JB Hulj,..ra 77 N, Y• .ui.J~ i4 Proglde"' Falrfteld 63 Berea 6l Elyt11 oo M TrOI' , ' AJ. Conlon Plqila 68 llaytqn w.Yne 64 ' , F91'dham 85 Manhattan 1 75 · Midwest · Canton McKlriley 72 canton LobA1 Ailfoll: ·· man 58 · Akron tonlral$4$to!l5( , 1 Loulavllle 12 l!fldley 78 · N. Columbus · N. YOIJnCillo•,,{ ,' . Drake 93 St. Louts 78 Southwest Columbus South 69 cotumbus~o-/W!Irren Wee tern·. Reserve 114 hiWk 60 ' 1 J. Yoong~t(JWn .t;oijtll· ~$1 · Oklahoma st. 72 Nebraska 63 Red SO>. Oklahoma 84 Iowa st. 78 Newark 87 Teays Valley 62 " At I:;latllike 'NOJ1ti Orla~o Cepeda and Julian At Steubenville Euclid 77 PalnesviUe Haney 11 .· West Javier of the cardinals failed to San Jose st. 89 Loyola Calli 56 East Liverpool 62 Carrollton 49 " At Berea • contact the team Thursday tnd AUantic Colst Zanes•llle 72 Bellaire St. John Cleve. Jdln Adams General Manoger Bing Devine Hellhls 63 Confei-ence Tournament made it obvious he was miffed II Raleigh, N.C. at the uneJCPlalned absence. N. carolina 94 Clemaoo 70 .Cepeda had wired he'd be in camp Wednesday and Javier Wake Frst 81 N. car, St. 73 s. carolina 92 Maryland 71 was sq~posed to be en route but Duke 99 Vh·glnla 86 neither player was heard from, Devine hinted he might fine the pl.,.ers. , 0100 IDGH SCIIOOL The Phils signed their final BASKETBALL SCORES holdout when 1 Johnny Brlggs Class A Tournament!, came to terms. At canton Rick Monday and Reggie Braceville 68 Sebring 65 • Jackson were the final two Avon 77 Smithville 44 Oaklai'KI players to sign their Southeastern Ohio's Newest & Finest AI New Concord contracts, RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM West llluaklngum 76 Skyvue 72 WUUe Horton agreed to terms WEST BRO.\DWA Y WELLSTON OHIO AI ChUllcothe with the Detroit Tigers for an 3«-6682 • estimated $60,000.· Ue had been Portsmoolh CliiY 82 Cheoapeake 73 We invite you to sample our excellent cuisillt a.tking' for $100,000. ~. U, , ~" ' ..........,. , ere 1 ""' 7011 ~ &n. ·piU• Opi,\ion:rwe-·CCX\ro were :Mrs. Nina Bowles, vice tho~e who bave not done sO will ~~ ~~ ~~:~• lift ·, . · at UCI,A . , aide~ J1-,nne onO,alo, wl)o!!!' pr~sldent, and G. A Biggs, post.. soon ~ so wllh namtis and num- . SECOND MARRIAGE, by ~dn IL Wlckllno, 2tl2 to IIIII down B.A. deJl'OO ... occu~ lo bolnl a celebrlljl, bers ~ streets, . DOUBLE .PROBLEMS lather. IJ'hey are even ~aij!ed • • . . . . 11'•. 1111 .. - - ono!lnllor Wo- }air pmel0r~!a~onal7ala National Mall Box Week Is to Deer Helen: ~~~ iw lood, car pa lhelr Spruoo ~· .fl. Pleolllill, owned \ mon'o .Wea~:erldc Ma~. Gott, ' qr '! )pi birtf·~ in the ..,n8 'of; Lewis Repair Servicf' be observed in May and it is hopBelore we len the wedding . lhite of utilltlel and rent.' which by tbe A11P111chlan f!>wOr Colll: lrleD4 IIIII' hlo W!fe ,.,.. J.atlr, · de<O~ey dooan~ anold.Jinemap, ed that all rural route mail bnxeo . chapel, m.Y 100011d hulband In· ,&!>II Into the . ,~. In other •HEATING ~ ~ ot tbe W.ll'e,at.Bert,.. zlne ,ui<~ !lej::all'i• lei- ilto, helpwill be •mproved and · td~lfied lormed m.Y alx...W e~eer· words, ~lr aoiJ>IM)rl-p• ::::v.:~ •PLUMBING • . , Huah .IJoWI 11111 be'll retire to leao Kenned7 kids alone? ,.,Corby that tllne. olds tllat hlo brother waa NOT Into hla poe~ Does lh1a mar· and wao alruek by a nilrlhbouDd · Arb"'" In 2'h yearo - · hlo taln!¥ they . e lair game ior •ROOFING thelr uncle, and that he wa1 their rlage ·taave a ' tuture? - STEP car on 'VIand street driven by ·~··"' -"onda LanaWood, ............., · 'II' · ' Dt Ide · .auu.y -~.;• ·•• M " ' _ . ••p ..ers pr newamen ~-n1~• · laland Pori SfEP lather. Never were they to WIFE Rtc A. Tolbert,, 31, !Aqr! Natalalle'o ldd alpr, .Ia headed, they appeer In td>n< at ,horao -FORcall, hlm IDYflllA8 thai meano Deor .Stw: 1 Houston, Tex.. is a busy Th~ ·.,cond mlo'•• reaulted In for hot' 5th weddlnl to dentlat aboWa; etc.,' but the onualn tlda 'father.., He alao told hi• brOthThialharrla&e hal ave strikes maritime port even though '""' Dr. Slanley Vocel. , berdly ecmcallonal caae ·Ia nol · It is riot located ... on any er'achlldlhellamherateP-aun~ ap!nat l~ plul 'a husband lew D:S: andp O<CUrred on "TheVIxeno"coat$;2,000and ·onllWeJohnKOMedybutonMcocean,1 river or lake. It lies and to hla brother he ,..C01·red to women eoilld leke. lwOuJ.a.'hlve 2~ Sire eon ll'ldn& lot al looko II and lo heoded lor a••t,. Call's ... Wblch can s0 atralihl 50 miles inland and ls conme'al hll ustep-wife. 11 lt RICh chancel- H. . WY 2-2374 nected to the Gulf of Mexico ' "'· o.-.. ot .when • car drlvon ooo,ooo movie"'""' ... Natur.U- ahead and acar lhelltue bo)' for 1!14 Mill St. MUdloJoor When his throe children are 'Jleer Helen: ., -·Nel PIOIIIo, 21, Lorain, ly _ lt'o alkll' llUle oj>la obaul by a canal. wtth us, lt's bedlam, and Jam not lam a man who's been marOhio, backed Into a parked """ ' wlle-awawln£, vi>)'eurlom, hen•H to Interfere. They IIOYer even rled for 18 yeera. Every Wadnesowned by Robert S!rlll80, Jr., and helei'OIO!Oial hank.!ilonky say '"Thank you" after .ttaylng day I bowl wltb my co-.workers NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! Letart Rl. 2. murder, OOole jlllrlleo .. Wha~ here for a weeki (mixed crowd). We flnllh at 9 p, . ever haj)pened to love? ... Now All citizens of Mason County, a special meeting Then when he takes the chil- m. and have a few dril*s and even Trl11l Lopez w01111 to so at New Haven, West Virginia Jr. Lodge Hall dren home he spends a whOle at.. breakfa1t. Pm usually home by n • public ... The ll'wood buzz lo ternoon with ·hlsex-wlre,dlswss- 4 a.m., someUmea s or 6. The Monday, March loth, 7:30P.M. 1969, discussion "'Myra Breckenrlded'' 1n11 be, lng tldngs (he 1111•l, while the 118111e crowd goes tocolllp0l1Ydln· on the critical conditions that now exist in our played· b): a male ater ... Leas ldds stay in another room. ners, ete. , II' ' IbM two years ege Flip wu .... school system. What and how the tax paying When I compiiUn about hI I My wile objecta, as ehe aaya • · worked hla ftrat college dale In citizens can do to correct these conditions. This spoiling his duldren, he says I only leke her oulabonl once a Woreb8ater, 'Mus., lor t250 and blood is thicker than water and a ,year, to the company Christmas is a non-political meeting. Don't set back and fllll month pleyedll'<llher collego wife shouldn't be ·very close to pirty. Also I have had a lew at' ' ' near there for $10,000. let Joe do it; this is something ail tax-paying her husband because they are not fairs In the past, but all this Mecall'a mertion that Lonnie C..ts scored t h r .e e citizens of Mason County can do as a united d the same Deah and blood. Ia changed and I love only her. !Ia current edition baa pece, rm thinking of taking a vacaPlease convince her my Wed- polnls and Mike Nesaelrood ld<lbody. All are cordially invited. tion with my two the next time nesda.Y nights out are Innocent ed a free throw In the llnal ml,.. MASON COUNTY CITIZENS COMMITTEE his three come to '11i s11 house and should contlwe. - MISUN- ute ·ol pill)' to Btve Salisbury 1 12..10 vlctory over RutlalJJ - Harfor a vacation. Also, 1 feel that DERS'l'OOD HUSBAND Women's Early Bird Leape rlaonvUle and the charnplonship If they are here lor a month or Dear Husbarid: , Week ol Fob. 26, 1969 of the ''Little Marauder Classic'' so, then we should keep the supI'm not convinced, myself. Points cage tournament Cor 5-Gth gradport money {which my husband If your Wednesday nights are D, D. Plnnettea ••••• , ••• 48 ers Thursday night. sends to his ex-Wife) for the cur.. lUre Wholesome bowl, bar and llawllnga Dodge •• , , , • , • 36 Coats, shooting under Intense . ation of their stay. After aU, breakfast sessions Why don't you pressure before thepackedhouse ChaPIIlO"'Cinaday , , • • • • 36 we're feeding and clothing them take your wife along? 9le surof Cans that turned out tor the Mark V •••• , •••••••• 32 while they are here, and they eat viyed the company Christmas final and <'1f'BOlldCII conteatsput Evelyn's Groceey ••.• , •• 28 Uke food was golngO\Il;oC&tyle. party, so she might even LIKE the go-ahead free throw in tor KIDI Bullden • . • • • • • • o 12 Also, my husbanffhe'V\r spends your friends. - H. Allis-Chalmers Parts &Service Team lllgh Series- EvelYn'• "Salisbury One" after he was a red cent on my children. All Grocery, 2053; Ind. Hi&h Sarles louted making a lilY...,. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL 1 Nesaelr<llld then pul the Icing - Julia Boyle&, 504. Team Hllh Game - Evelyn's STOCK on the cake lor the client> a ol the MIDWEST UP MOW! Meigs Local School Dlstrh:l GriiCery, 7'2. Ind. Hlali Gillie SCOTCH event. partlcipated in by &e\'en Loll Paule)', 187. Big blossomed flowers creal- cial education class in the F.astteams, as he eased a tree throw ed from crepe tissue and fabric ' ern school district In February Tuppon Ploino home in the closlna seconds for 667-3435 MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE were made by members of the when valentines were made by Coach Jdm Arnott's team. March 3, 1969 Chester Garden Cl~b Wedneadal' the children lor their family and C:C.ch Jerry Black's RutlancJ.POl nil night durlnl a wor~ahop Cllll&lcl· friends. A ~ and relreshHarrisonviUe Rangers were paced by Mrs. Earl Dean. rftents followed the wom a e 1~ ed in scoring by Gary George. No. 6 • • • • · • • • • • • • • •• 44 Mrs. Dean deomonstroted the &ion with valentines liflnl glv- Other members of the nmner· No. 1 • • · • • • • • • ••••• , 42 teclmlques Involved In putting en to each child, Mrs. Freder· up squad were Rodney Reeves, No. 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 39 together oriental -'es, wa- lck was asaloted with the ~ Marty Dugan, Jimmy ADders-., No. 2 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a8 · ter Wleo and mapolla blossoms by Mra. Chadwell and Mr a. . Dano Klrc, Jerry Cremeans, No. 3 • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • 21 and then diaplayed lheae on we&· Yoong. Lettera of thanks wrll- Chipper D.Uey, Terry Warner, . ~o. 5 "11 •"•' · '.,&;\~ ·· ·~u ·~ • 26.. ' ~red w~""vl"ancll-Hfl!li bY' die r.chlldren were ·<11•- and Marvin Althouse. High Team Series - No. 3 · '". " ear l':oft!l~·lll!it'ff floWeffi.'N.h e pl~~Y"l!,•Hh~meetlng. -: Members ol the churu>lonahip !lsi. ill8l ·Team·Gamfr1No. suggested the use of buttons for "InspiratiOn in Green" wa~ squad, in eddltlon to Colts and 671. lftgli Ind. serlel - Dale' the centers. During the evening the Dower arrailging demooatra- Nesaelrmd were Delbert Brown- Davis, 525, and Betty Batey,510. each o( the members made the tton given by Mrs. Donald Mora. !ng, Phil ()hllnger, Tbn Colburn, Hllh Sbwle Game- Dale llovio, 2nd large artificlal Rowen. 9Je designed two all - green ar- Jea Rldgwll)', Don Folmer, Dave 1871 110111 Batey, 185. Meeting at the home of Mrs, rangements using materials proCole and Ronald Coals. Paul Baer, the group diseus- vlded by the hostess. CONSOLATION GAME ed plans for the spr1og flower mte educational quiz on nowThe Mlddle]x>rt Cbergeto of show. Mrs. Dean, flower a how er arraoglng tips ~ded by Coach Lowell Price ..,.llled Salchelrman, will meet with. Mr s. !Ira. Roy Holter was """ by Reid Young, president, and Mrs. Mrs. Dean, first, and Mr s. Isbury Two 21-13 In the conaelatlon game, Wyelt Clllldwell to begin plana Pearl Mora, aecond. Mrs. FredThe Chargers were paced by ror the show. erick read a paper on how to Greg Donahue and Perk Aull whUe The Region 11 meeting to be water plants properly. Salllbury Two was led by Cber· held on AprU 10 at the Richland Mrs. Horace Karr, assistant Methodist Churcb In AUlens was bostess, read &. Mark's account les Marshall. Charger team members, In ad-umounced. Meri>ers were re. of the Last &!pper for deYotions dition to the above, were Brlan minded to leke aeeda to the next and told o1 Leonerdo da VInci' a meetlns lor the 4-11 Clubs. Dur. palnting.olthe Last 91pper which Conide, Don Stlwrs, Larry Neff, Richard Berry, Kem,yByer,DID- . lng the meedng, aroond-robln lei· took hlnl aeven yean. lei Lowery, Micky DaveqiOI'l, ter was prepared for Mrs. Max . The' a. Patrick's Day theme Barry Slewart, Gerald Wayne Harrai:J, an honorary member, was carried out in a dessert While, Danny Dodson and Brei ' who Is a pallenl al st. Joseph eour10 aerved by the heate&aManley. Phone 992-2115 lloapltalln Parkersburg. ea. Favors were hand crochetMaking up the Saliabury Two Pomeroy' Ohio Mrs. George.Frederlck rOIICifl- ed Coasters. Mrs. Wood squad, besides ~shill, were' Mulberry Ave. ol door pussyprize. willow and pink Gregory Vlalng, J~ McClure, 8]». ment W<MI the An arrange. David RldgWII)', Patrlok Alr11011, begoola won a blue ribbon award Donny Good, Gary Grueaer 111111 for Mrs. Homer Holter. BALER TWINE BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO• o. I' PT, i'LEASANT €1~ Palloo tpyell)lptod two~··~­ at" T:.uesdiY. night meetil'¥;lt Tu- who hi~ Improyed aiid idel&ifted Endle--Wei Manor. their .l:loxes with nAmes aDd nwnElected to sene with Moore bers and hUlK' was eJ~Jressed that '· r J ' ' • .lri Tra~e ~taPt~~vt niaster•t Poll)! Pleala;.. oee/e. ~oore, posbnaiter ot Leon, ·w. 1 t arY · .., . ' .... ' ~ lreiMU'er Va., ~& ·elected president o( th, .• . Tit~ Postma,ters e)lpreesed.,.. MI.., Count;y POJtmaslers Assn. predltion to rural routt ~~ <·' PT. PLEASANT - ·StePhenJ, i ~ . No DUe it; Inju~ ,, l\i(N•re i~ fleeted·No: l P0111n~te~ . • ' ~· . . Fridl,)', March 7, I' ' A l l • 149·10 die exhibition schedule as two e,anaion clubs- Moiltreal and Kansas City - played their nrst game, BOb Bailey ~~~ a three-run homer In the ninth inning oft' Orlanlo Pena to give the EJIP()s a W trlUIIIPii. Montreal had !3 hits while Kansas City had 16 in the fre••winglng game, Pit(hera are l!llf:lpo&ed to be ahead of tbe hittera at this time · ot the year but neithOr one ot these teams is exactly loaded with capable pitchers. The other clubs went through warmups ahcl coneentratGd on si.gnlng players 11lur ~y. The Reds signed the National League's. balling champion, Pete Rose, for an estimated $85,000. Rose hopes to win the batting crown again next season aid become die nrst "singles" hitter to earn $100,000. Four ChJcago Cl.lbs- Ron San-to. Ernie Banks, Ferguson Jenkins an:l BUly Williamsslgped two-year contracts. The only other major leaguer believed to llave a tw~ryear pact is Carl Yastnemski. of the N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OfllCE Hll\JRS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY featuring steaks, chops, seafoods , chicken, ani dinners for the entire family. Plus a sandwich menu ineant for everyone's taste. • Open Every Eveninr Except Sunday • • Dancine to Live Music Weekends • • Air Conditioned • · • • ---o~ . .. . ..,. . "" " .... ~ ,. • I . -~ �~ ·1. ·~ * • • > : J;we Birthdoy,s Are . . Ce1el5t~ted "t The ~· *." k • or lllro. ;;;;.;I ~do llld Mra. .\,la_ dref I .. """ ' ~"' ...... .\ ~ jlolo. ~ tho LQYII rP~a . . l"ck or • •~N'S Brodie.._. ·......;.. ClaoJ ~ tllo"Jilldon!p,art.Church """ · · ........, -,....,.. or """'at t 111o bOrne or .-a. .~. . prt.. United )hthodlot ~ · ' ,,,..,. I 7:30 Ftl!lol pl&bt ol lhO L. ~~:!'~t. "' .:.~'~' or Eldon We.ko. ,r · ' '""""'!" -~~- •• I ""~ •l>f SH!UNEfls DANCE: ....~ ~~'etli:" c.,..,... Electric Water Heater Played by ifl Rulll8 i.· Middleport, Ohlo45760 ~ Morch 3, 1969 To the Edilnr: In October 1968,1 wu.,Ppolnt,. ed Yootli Co-<>rdinator for the Meigs Councy DemocraticExec:utlve COmmittee, The anoouncomont was made at a oomblnation dlnner-rall)o, Tito chairman prolsed me for my worM llld my '!< Interest In the porty. That was ~ more than four months uo. I§ During tha lntervenllli time, g I played In their boll park, by <'! their rules. Also, durllli tbet . time, I was regardod as noltbor egotistic nor childish. Sc loog •• I. I served their alma. But when my voice was raised In dissent, I suddenly and mysterlciusl)o must have acquired these attributes. ®.. The chairman says so. .~ The chairman notes that a ""' cessacy Ingredient for progress Is courage. The cwrap of your convlcdoos and the courage In stick with smnothl~ By IDq>llcation, he said that I lacked tbia · courage. Yet I :un but a •lillie .·• . person and I have I n where •··otlloraleared and 1 fight this batllo while others lear. To amnoln my own porty, 1 am a leper, By : '· contrast, he . his the executive 'I' i* l. S79 SPECIAL OFFER ...,. .. .,._, Tr.,. -In ol<old ''"''"'·-~!!;2:!!~ MIDDLEPORt BUSI!miS & club, suits frmn vlrtulloxcluslllllfrom Toeldl,)', 7:30 p.m .. ofllco or pmllc allalro. Co!UIIIbla Gu or Ohio) Grace 1 wis.h to thank The Dalb 5o1>' Prall, chlllrman or worlclal!alra, tlnol !Or prlnt!JIK my recent let- and' her committee baa pr<>~ram. ters lbout 111o Democtallc ElOioFOREST ROSE c-cn 285, utive COmmittee allll )'OUIIII ~ Dlll&lttlrl or Amarlca, 7:30 Tool• pie. lt .has IIIJIJU.ed a iery basic day olabt at ·the home of Mro. part or Its abi(Jatlon to tbo p..,_ Edith Belzlng. AU members uk- IOBSDOss of youth con boattrlbot. ed to the truatrallllll which r.. . Profelllonal WOOIOD'I lie; Le., presenttrw both sides or the isouo, allowing' t11o reader to Judge lor ltaolf t11o trllth of each. Paul Goranl The p,...../e Care 1 Save Even More Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing Fold and Place Near Your Televu1ion C/ ....... MM the- Wlltr halter, Ask Us for Detailsl OHIO.VALLEY .. ~ 'PLUMBING &HEAnNG .'· EDWARD IAER; owPOMEitO'I 232 &. SECOND 992·2036 W'// p a ..,.. Golden Rule Clall or lba l uoed Ia the clolrch .....,._, ill Eoote · r' .JI<tunll robin card• were a~p. • eel• lor OOYirol . mombert wlto .are W, lira, Edwarcl V- PI'O· ,; slc!lod It lbo.moetlnl which 011" cloYGtlono b,y ''Fillclo M r o. •' -~wllb ~. using 'Ins ''J'IJM rot bod" 11 -jw'~' tap.· te. llro; . 'Chlr"" Etkaw pvo : " : " : ~~.:::.:::; Ill 11JJrina. Mra. Gone Eillcaw bad charge Ill llllariiiM>ent 111111 lira. Char· leo EllreW llld ~•• v - ..., 111o prlzoa. llefrelhmlllta oorved b.Y lolro. a.,_ ·All· I&VOI'ZD TO ll'ltUEIII' f»' NAME . Hi")!!.MQOIII d£A IIIOOID S. OWJN, ..,.l.&IEa eM....- 'r.t.....U, t:diMr P.mll.,.. •Itt QWfl 56IIINI.I'IIr ,_Ohio Jrflu-l ···""'• ...,,.. ...... llltllfo. -.. t2Bue tilt a . ._., , .., .u~. Hn r • Wile~ r1111: with TAANSISJ'OI!,IZ~ . SC)L!D STAt-~ ~~NAl SY$'1'trt1.•" . 0 - .._, I 'O . f '< l 7.... . rc.n ' ......... JtrrJ COj>L- 30 HUJ»U... ........... llolJ)owoDd Did! I ~.. 53&6 WA SUIIolijtlo r.1oo · Finlohod· to / milCh Wolout funilt.W'<: l'lllk:c)Tunlnali)'O; .,., Lflhted VHF·uHF awmet lndlciiOCI. lii~Volt CiJ1or , Pilot CooiCbol'io, Memo0-·Matlc VHF rr.iot 'pine TulliDa. > Dipole T""""pic (ulteooa. ,, 18\4'~hilh, Bull Slreel Basin Street, In the French Quarter of New OrleaQI, wu where a special type of mu· sica! composition was ftrat· experimented with and now · b is looked upon Y some as the birthpl~~Ce of jazz. MoM• .• •• ' Cltrlll ~ 2'\to"wicie, 1814"dccp . .·• , We Sell and l~stall ..;· Cha~nel Master & Flnt,o .Antlnnas ·. HARRY MILLER \' ..•••• .n' •• .. ' .• ' . Jeb Clalldil ){lily ·•1·'· ' , , .•. ''" - · Ill those Jllllled:·Ud GWI&an'•ldand Outer umtu CCIIICept .. """' ... ' F.aL Ed &llllftll .......... -·- ' • l l ~)" ~ ·'I' .... mlltching 6E: 7.. 8E. • T..., Corn ~ Report ~ 9E 0:.............. .. ' II .. ...... ............ AndyGI'Ifftth Dldt Vuo,\t ........ llOl't ol. Lilt , - HlllblWII .......... . '' ............ ......... ... _ ...... --· .... ,_ ""'" ~ PLLIS ,, Mrs. Ruth Dager ~n't an actress. },lie's a. l)i!!lHwifl in Roberti!ille, Ohio. You've seen her on TV (along with other .Ohio on our electric'.:·,.,., .-. . hnnii!O~ners) ,,, heating commercials. Her commtn!s on coil;"£~ hel,t~ U$ po II!Oni ' , thin ihe heat we had. We conver)e<l aut 3o.Je;r1~ liouse ~ easily..,lnd -,: lhink electric is lfle pertect heal." Call your Rtddy'KI~U ReCommended Dealer or us for a free estimale. . ' , ' , -. ~ W'CII'N M YOIII DimS., oo llr. c.rtocm MQvt.!!! to . .:_ • ; :r ,_.. , . ..... ·, - .· _ r· Htn·~ lAc~' "':",,' ' ~ ....,Ira .\ ' \' o I '~ ' \ , ' .. j ' ' . """'$"• • ..... ~AIIIrtl• " .", < -~ ~ ··· -~ : · N..l H H~ ,, Dlllfl 01 . 'll1.llv - · t id~ -, .., • ~ ~· ' -. ;)>'. ....., ltWWUJM.. I ..,.... ,' ' Gdiill Aem ,> ,. ' ,),, . r:.,._.__ ' ,. '·.1' ' . '~. -~.1 ~~· ·~·· . . .~ ,..,........ ,. • 30.·. "·•.POMEROY , EA$T,,OHI;!! lliJf' ' ' lolonclor ,lhiu 5atuiclor '!" 9 •·•· ,. 5 P·•· · · N!l,.. Appofnlu(t ' ' ·i ' . · · -· ,..,_ Sl. ., ,..., lqe olNJabi •, j \ v...... .2.. . ~ NCAAIIIIDII• 3...~: -·- ............ , 4E" 5 ..... 6n ~ ! ·~- Hllllley-Brl.aJ.y 7"".. "''"""' E 8" Porurw~ '·' .... .... -- .....-J•cld.• GbiiOII -9E" • ...... O.E .... II~ -· Nwo """''. .·'. SUNDAY 9 - 13, ''1111 Cl.rdu.J." - Ttlll Tyron, caN! L,ynley 11:4$ - 8, "1UnOlTOIJ II f 'ore'tllr" - ChucieUe CGiblr1, Or1011 Weill VONDAY 9 - s, .. ,. .~. - Dun MlunJ', ,.... Dl!tm ll:SO - 8, "Velarle" - Sl.tf· urw HI.Yden, Mitt. Ehbe11 TUESDAY 7 - J, "HAihtrlfti al Elclt•'" - Ra:ll Hlllltcm. Heart ..... ,..... ,_ WJMWOIIW',- -.. ..... - .... IIIU•*t ' a, "The Whole World It Wltdlbw."- Burl Iv" U:SO - S, "f'nnkenla.ift" - t - Borlt KaTiotT WEDND;DAY ' - I.S, .. Apl.thel' 1.&11 Bittle" - lAx BIII'Mr, Gill Midi· ... H:SO - S., "From Htre U1 Etlr· Ill~," Burt Lanca.t.r, MD!t&!meryOUI TIZZV ...... 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P.!"P'" your rotvr~ ond, ·~&TI guarantee ib accUracy. ':· Make track• to H & R' .. BlOCK. , • I. .... Truth or COlli I IICIII .... ~-· .... CcnCcll~ 41 00 SlOWED The best Men Grlfftn .,.., ,,_ .. Splitt. .- "l . 11111'01 ~..... FIDU.lL ou.... -- D...,_,q ''·'' . BUILT~IN' 1 ' loTI ' 8 .......... Thtl'• um ' to get 1.;. In oil '' thO dotollo of lox propor- '"""""' - "'"' ...... II~ ......... Movl• Mr. canooft: -· ~ IHII_,.. 11r ..ntr No noad '\~)! l H " I "'' ' ,·,,,..,, <;> '"tl(!,')>,tJ: • ., •. 1 , ' "EJ'IGutM . ". -~ S.crlt SIGnD 7" II 'IWI A T!Ut OE ""' JriO.IIId~,... , ............. I. AaolherWorld ...... 30 UrdlrMI Warld """"" ( .... Walter CI'OIIklllt ...... lloftlban and lira. Denver KQpie. lira. Gone EokeW oaalot· 11r1 Alllltew1 111 oen1ng. od • · . ....,. . 6.. 30 . 2111 Cenlur)i .... c12 Ft... OUr u ... WorM 'I'IIrnl 5 . ... ~. ~ ~urHour . ---~--------•.tr . · -~---· ;·. .. r: - 9"." HillbWiu 30 • •• ,~ · 309.95 . . LI'/Y 4 .. ~ ' ~­ ' ' . 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IDg ~......._,. .. 1 . e . , volld to p~rchlle 1 1117 to bo ..aool Bowerl, Mra. C h 1 r I e • TilE DAILY SENTINEL '· h . 6~.. ,J Coldwell, LIUl'O!IC8 S. Eblriliach, Lallt'OIIC8 M. Fowler,ThOmao H. Fowler, Mra. Delbert L. Galea, Mri. lof¥r!lo "-"· Stere S. Hol'lllbJ,'Mro. MaUhew J""""", 11r1:. Geor~P~ Jillmion, lolra. Charita C. Lathe1, M r 1. Kerr McCiuke1, Mro. Jo1m W. M,yaro, Boonla L, Newell, Lor· ry A, Pbllll)o, lira. Wllllani C. ' Ramey, Thomot !1. RNa, Mra. 9:eveft Roaeb, Charles W. 9Ja.. ver, llld Clayton E. llabl. Parkeraburi, W. Va. 1 f. When autumn comes, ptar· March 4 1969 .. mlgan and some other _ape· cies of ..ouse grow :,~· Dear Sir: · · ages on..the1r toes w c act The - l e In Meigs Count,y , 88 snowaboes. bave shown by ft•ncial contrlbotlon to the Girl Scout Furid Drive their sincere llterett In . OSS I UrC OSe Committee behind him. Yet when ~hl..~e lof weyourn aCouns tbof1w(lortok ' liiJ;P.P his taU, uMn ._he ' '"'"'"• • . ~ueol<a. the Girl Scout ldult vobmteer• I the '"''"'nnl•• I '"-·-"t I and -•·" are dolnrr . n """' ·"""""' Und~ the dlr·-11 · o! ... L coold Jot this whole thing drop. or ec 1111 mel. Forgot about I~ Forget about·the R. Neal, .770.53 Wla collecU!d Porty. But I can'~ This Ia MY to s._,-t the wc.l-k of tho Four Parcy, Tito good laitll that ahoUid Rivera Girl Scout Council In ·exist between members of the .Meigs County, ~ same Party his been broken, Wo wloh to tbellk Olch c:ontriJI. :>; not by me, but 1>1 Jack Crisp, utor and proml11 to provide belI hope 1 am token Hrlousbbt>o tor program In more sfrl• because I !eel this Is inWOrtont. ~:uoe. of their O>Pre•·.~ ~.... Tho ..Democrot ~utiw com- ~rea. 1DIIj!eei. ...:,, utterly lllllacl to ()rOo Allee Helm' vljlo a glace· for l'oWw paoplo . · ., Executlw'J;llrector lc Its party, When 'I 11Y the · "> :-.live Committee", I mcort Thll Danlab llag, cobsiltln& in Its formal CIPICiiY llld not of a large while cross on a ~ ' red field. II the world'• oldoo<h and ever1 ono of Ito 40 eat nag Wltbout a change. It memboro.,, Of - · IIII.Y 10 or , dates from about A.D. J21B. 15 are active llld auellll , """' .;t I 3~i~' ..,.,;.. e;\i;l.l~ which .. IM!Ieo ed to attlnd. LADIES AUXILIARY, · Lawta MP1eY Foal 263, American U.. gl!lll, 7 g.m., Toeldal' at lbe Firat Boptlot Church, Rullllld. • --r I! An llldltlonal S25.00 will be ollowell on !he Npla• · ..... of any hln oervlcio 'o ntr.- ar the ...,._ I from Holzer llolpltll, ~part. AlarJ8 pitt ·cif the ~t- cine. .I .•' ElECTRIC wmR HEATERS Circuit Wtrtne 1 ~~~~:g-'aa.oo '\ l .. !>·,· c1er or Jobol,llllllhltr•. 7:3011o11- IIlia reguiarb. Ofii.Ose,ilc!trnori di,y olabt It the l'olnei"'J' !WlloiiOJ' Mecllcal Center, Fli'lt · thin four actua". " run 111o Com- lc ToiJIPle. Ava. Vtlltlnc hoilra 2-t ' 111111 7-8 ' lilltteo. TRESE~ the poople FAr.ci.Y NIGHTIIIIIIop8nhoo!oa P.,m. Pare6il OOiy cia PedloU'Ica who In lead wltboot u~~m- 1>7 Salam Center PTA, 6:30 p. Ward. · 1111 thO re......lbWllea or 10111- · m. lolalldaT besjmln& wllb .,;,. · Admlsalona eroldp. end dllb d!Dner. Mualc '"the All>lleatlon or· AdmlollonJ Ia YOU!ll poople, toda)' .mon> thin •Grota tamlb. _ proldbllecl untli ftlrtbor notlco', nor, need on orpnl•ed polltlcll · TUESJAY . D!IIObarlio ·' 1 voice. For ell Ita Ulo, pollllcs SPECIAL ¥£ETING, SOUtborll Mro., EveroltAi Cos llld IDfant Is the legal way or clolrwlhlrwa. i.ocal Alblellc Boottoro, 1:30 p. ,claushter, Roberl M. Bot:z, Sr., It Is the motb<ld of chango that 1 m. Toeldal' It hlgll school, Ra- L111 L. Blmcllllhlp, 'flln!IIT D; ** Laoo TradHn ., .,., '":r•,,· ara _llleri'wara ,MIIo · Fr~ce• . :. ' ' .' • RoUih. ·Mi:+ ;Ailct~llll· \ 54ti1RDAY .. · '. ; .~ Gr!lee ·lf4~ti ~-lplt . IIJGll SC!IQC)L ~Oii~, 'tiiUI .,.S-*a. . ' ~Ia. Report. the Jqo, ot Melga Junior lllablll \ lol :II! WI!"' Mi'i. 'f1arYI!flle1, :f - - from 8 to u p, m.; ~ from .• hlp ift)n7,. ocbool • ....,101'811, _.Ill t11o bci,YluJolllbtl!lrioJJ;Jutt....,. ~RE~::_tiaaal o..' [)ldsh.·AL. N_ E~s 52 Gallon Size· ~·.· \ perll'lllbl . p~bllc, l aJDseJ.Oorbook ,ot,: Ru,..u .. ' •••and ot Frldl,y, 7:3q p.m.. Ma.... tbo t!Jill, , . · · . , plebo11mont In Vkldl,.pGri. · TJie lra•ollnl -F!"• ctV• br. WQR,LD 'DAY or' l'r!Q'II' Iiiii'- lira. liiiiD ~"'liel.,., award,, vlee, J p.m. Frida¥.- 9£ l!ooi!l ed, to ~-''>Nil!•. Mila Unlteil MolliociiOt ~.,)'!Upo , .Miey ~·~ ~~ a .P .. Qth\o · ' SPE CIAL DIAL' BAKE SALE l'olnero)' Et.. ....., .... ~ tbo llble, . merillr)' P, r:A.' Frlclo,y at DUke MI:•· ,L. E, lle1nolaa ""'-. Cleanero. . t ·• ed -~· .~b ' ~"C!.- a Manufacturers Drastically . Disposal Redutedl SALE F . u· r lntu re, . . MIODliEPORT, D•. ON THI ·... 1lfURSDAY 9 - 8, "'I'M S:trWer"- J._ 11:~0 - I, "l'arbl Cllllq" Rlrdol»h Stott, BuU lll.dto F'fiii)AY 7:30 - 11, "ru . ,_,., s.. Ywbl.., Drum•" - Duri•DQ,O.. - 9- B, "T•a S.COhdl to Hill"- Jetr lllmllar. JltC:k PIIIDcl 11:30- I, "T'*YoJoe"-H_. ,.,.,. SATURDAY 9 - S, ..,_ 'VIkl•'' -111"11 Doulla•, Jean 1..-l&l t1:15 - IS, "Dr. Orlcd'e ....._ Iter" Ifill "1be EYU EJI,. 11:$0 - I, "Thl Stupid." Olarlet ~ Ellll ..... lt:SD - S, "NIPf: Walllll'" ~ R!Dar1 l'lllor 1 8uilul. lbiiW)'ell '• �,. ( • ~~=;;::;::;~~=~JIIrdl= .7,.19H ' \ . 7:M . TilE . !II . . do7 pn.yeraadBtblel!,adJ, .PI 11'- . • ALFRED . C..lp, paalj)l;, TiiE DANVIJ,LE •WESIEY·AN . '19::10a.m.wlthUG!YdDilll!wer, CHURCH* Cblrleolloler,...s-.>4 Worlillp oonleeoll10:45, IGI'I Mra. Swlckf SUniiV ScbOIII · Wilh lhe Rev. Caa\o. W-ldoJ · SuiOrl~ Sand~~< School, .,....,. prayer -.lcfi at 7:41 9:80· Ill' m,l Worahll) aorvfce, p. 1!1· Frldl,y,MUd! 7, 7:45p.m. 10:30 a,' m. .Yaulh IJlll JUQior WCR'ld Ds,y ol Prlyer Sorlveeo at youth aorvtc:e, 6:45 p. m. EYeIhl clolrch wllh•'l'lielma Hollier- nlog worshl,p, 7:30. ~r ani aoollllldlog. praloe, Wednesdo7, 7:30 CHRIS'I1AN SCIENCESerYices UNITED FAITK CKURCH at 315 Main, SL, Pl. Pl•lllt, NeUe Settlement - ROOort E. SWilfll'o, 11 L m:; WodMidoJo, Smith, Sr., paalor. Sllnoii1School , .Sp. m. AU Wei....,.. . ' s..>L, Ro¥JohniU\SulldoySchool LOTIRIDGE UNITED METK· 9:30 •L m.; Worship Hrvico, ODJST- woraflk>,llrollad!hlrci' 10;30 L m. lad 7:30p.m. each Sllnil11 fl1Nch IDC)IIIh, 10i41 L Suailil1• Youtll meelfow ani choir m.1 aocmd lad fourth ~. pnocllco, 6:30 p. m. eachSUnllo,v. 7:30 p. JD. Somoll(j' School, 9:45 KENO CIIURCII OF CHRIST·.. m. Christian Endeavor, third Norman McCain, s..>L SerYicea Saturday of each monlh. wookly II 9:30 L m. Preacltfnc, LAUREL CIJFF I!REEMETH- ftret ani third SWlii.Y of lllOIIIh ODIST - SWilfll' SchoOl; 9:30 L by Charles Ru88eU, 9:30 LDI. m.; Mornlngworohip,10:10L m.; THE BRADFORD CKURCH OF Evening worshl,p, 7:30p.m.;Wed- CHRIST- Charles Rus..U,ps.. nesday, Christian Youth Crusacl- tor. Rlchanl GOkey, Sit>!. Sunera, 6:30p.m.; Prayer meotiog, da,y School, 9:30 L m.; Mornlog 7:30 p. m. ThurldoJ, cbolr prac- worshl,p, 10:30 L m.; Evenlow lice, 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, worlilip, 7p.m. WodMsdayBible poator; PhD Wise, Sit>!. Study, 7:30 p. m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST REORGANIZED CKURCH OF - Ronnie Ru89eU, p10!Air. Nor- JESUS CHRIST OF LATIER DAY man C. WW, s"'L SWJ!Iy School SAINTS- Portlanci-RiclnoRoad. 9:30 L Dl.i Worslrlp service, Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; ~ 10:30 L m. Chrlsdon Ellleovor log worohl,p, 10:30 a. m.; SWillll' SuDiay evenlog. evonlng service at 7 p.m. WedRACINE FIRST CHURCH OF neada,y evening prayer service THE NAZARENE-SWilfii'School at 7:30 Pastor, Elder C. W. 9:30 L m.; Morning Worshll), Praftl\4 10:30 Lm.; Evening Worship, THE BRADBURY CHURCH OF 7:30 p. m. WodMsday, SUndl,y CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cldwallldor, School Soc>erlnt.endont, Paulino paa!Air. Jerry Vanlnwagen, SunMcCII-k. Pallor, Rev. Morris da,y Sehcol s..>erlllt.enlenL SunM. Wolfe. do7 Schcol, 9:30 L m.; Mornlow TUPPERS PLAINS IJNITED worship, 10:30 L m.; Evonlog METI!ODIST- Mornirl!Worshl,p service, 7 p. m. Wednesday, 9;30 L m. at former EUB build- Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. log. EJt)OI1ded Sunday Schoolse'" GRAHAM UNITED METK(). slon lor lllrsery to grade six chU- DIST CKURCH- Preaching, 9:30 dren at former MethOOist amex a. m., first and second Swxiaya at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. James Stout. of each morth; third and fourth chUdron's superintl!lllent. Sun- Suniloys each month, worahip da,y Cburch Schcol, ldulls ani service at 7:30p.m. Wednesdo7 youth, 10:30 1. m.; Junior High, evenings at 7:30, Prayer and Senior Hlgb and Ywog Adulto Bible Sludy. moot in !ormerMethodiiiChurch MASON ASSEMBLY CKURCH lor SWillll' Church School. Boyd OF GOD - Seconil St., Mason, llaclmey, youth s""'rintendent; W. VL Sunoloy SchoOl, 10 a.m. Post high school ani senlorldults Mornirll worshlj>, II L m. Evanmeet Ia former EUBbulldlng, Ho- goUollc sorVice, 7:30 p. m. Bible bort Vlneyahl, s~4 Adult Bible Study ani pra,yer aorvice, WedCless Plf1ll, las\ Mondoy each ne&day, 7:30 p. m. Chester Te,.. mooih. Youth F.Uowshlp each nan!, pas!Air. PbOIIa 173-5133. , 6 !/- m,!P .(orpler, ¥el!'-.. C~'\'(>1'!. CKURCK- King~ bulldlilsr llloll!ic~~ ~· ......, Ro¥1:cSIInday School, 9:.. sl Monday of each month. a. m., Ralph Clrl, &IIIJL Worsbljl lET ART UNITED METK(). service, 10:30 a. m. ani 7:30 p, DIST CHURCH - Firat ani sec- m. llt.ematecy. Pra,yer meeting, ond Sundoya, preachlog al8p.m.; WedneldoJ, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Third ani lourlh Suadayo, Sun- SWea, pas!Air, oily School, 10 L m., Worahl,p OW DEXTER CONGREGAaor>lce at 11 L m.; Tuesday TIONAL CHURCH_ Rtv. Wll· ~r ovonlows at 8 p. m., lad Bible Sbl!,y. IUJ'I'LAND CKURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rlv. IJG!Yd D. Grimm, Jr., pallor. SUnilay School, 9:SO L m.; MoriiiDfl worahlp, 10:30 L m.; YOUIIg,....te'o oervice, 6:45 p. m.; Evangellollc aenlceo, 7:30 p•. m. WodMsdo7 evening ..rvtce, 7:30 p. m. IIEATI! UNITED METKODIST CKURCII, Mlcldloport - Max E. llcnhuo, mlntater; James BrewI.... SUnday SchoOl 0111erintollienl. Cburcb School, 9:30 L ILl Mornlog worship, 10:30 L m.; Youtll meeliJW, Suaday, 8 p. m. Choir rohoarsol Wednesday, 1 P. m. choir director, Ben PhUIOII. Pra,yer service, Wednesday, 8 p. m. BETI!ANY UNI1'ED ME'1110o DIST CHURCH - Rtv. Paul A. SoUers, putor. Mol'lliDflworohip 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, 10:30 L .m. Bb'lhe Thllss, ~l Youtll F.Uawahlp, 6:30 p. m. THE RUTLAND COMMIJNI'l'Y CHURCH - Rtv. Amoo nllla, Plllor. Sunday School, 9:30Lm.; Lao Burnem, ~~ Wonhl,poerv,leo, 11 a. m. Wednesday proyer ~-og, 7:30p.m. Sunday night · worship, 7:3(1. • •. Servires Held for fOrmer Re~~idP.nt :~. ~ MI. !llorllll& diOII A former resident ~ Port.land ond 8¥racu88, lhe Is sur- '{ " 1arc1 Dutcher, past<Jr. !Ira. worloy Francis, SUndoy School Sl4>~ SUrllill Sehoo, 9:30 L m. Clturch oervicea llrol lad third SWillll' COIIawlafl Sunday SchooL Second lad fourth Sllurda)' evonln&a, 7:30 p. m., chiD'ch sor>lces. UNITED FAITK CKURCH _Noose Solllement, SWillll' School Supe-nl, Roy JohnIIIII. Youth meetlnc, 6:30, Sundey. SYRACUSE I'1RST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN _ RoY. LlnJOD Stebbins, paator. SUnllo.v School, 9:30 L m.; Worahl,p aor>lce, 1o:30 L m.; Bible study ladprayer aer>lce, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. POMEROY f1Rsr BAPTIST_ George Skinner, SWillll' SChool s..>trtntel!denl, Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Morning worlilfP, 10:30; BYF, 6 p. m. BtbJe Sbl!,y, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; cbolr pnoolice, Wednesday, 8:80p.m. MT. UNION lllpllat- Rlv. eocU Coli, pallor. Sunday School aupsrlnledenl, Earl S4arkey Sundo7 Seliool, 9:41 L ,.;1 evenlog worahlp, 7:30; WodMa- 1aallbaad, VlvOII b¥ her E. c. (Jim. mj) Rltt.er; a daullttlr,MrLty Parker, 111. llorllnc; 0 nloco, Mrs. Elolso Hulfmaa; t b r 0 e sriiMicbUdren; a bn>thor J, A. !lclero, Marlelta, and two al"" tera, Maryllarbour,liuntlngloa, A Iormor Melp ~ relll(!1111. Mro. Sorah Fl'liDCOs Rll- ani !Irs. Lewla ll:arp, Flori- da. Mra. 81tt.er waa liuriod Tuo"" oily In Ploaaant Cemetorr, 1111. - - Mrs. Acne• Price of • • COLONY ·2-PIECE ME1110DIST CII4Q '""' llo. Poarl A. CIJr ,) .Scllooil. ·-..,:· a., '~ Soi!Jioi, t;tO L iL·1·lllondi!l ,..... WOOOIII fJi!rcb ~ ~' ST. JOliN LIJ1'IIERAN ~ llrt•, l).;i. m.,~cibia ·lloi!J,oq)~ .W- ~ ·I!JWII,,•P'W• !'fQi'lldpl i:50 ' 10::10 L Ill. I Will'lhlp IWYI... : 9;:10 L m., iecona P faUrib '· ~~~~with~\!- ,, I 275 ' CMESTER, Y·' 115-3308 .. ..I '-'•1 ~ -~tor: ·~ ~. . n:• p,...., II llal ..,.,J ... ~ne.~. m I q~r~~. ,..,,u, m r.v., ,. ..,,.. . ·' m '"""'I'· FJ""' ' . ·lho Bilbo,,.,.. Char••• luc~ 1-----------.;·;.. . ,. .. """"" R:H. RAWLINGS SONS .CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING Cct! BAKERS OF HOLStJic Blli:AJ> . M!DDLJ!:PORT, O. .• MARK V STORE . G' R d' ROYAL OAK PARK eo rng IVen • On Contentment T0 GOrden C/ b SWISHER :a; LOHsE •w. ' . . "2"• .. §t4 FIANio.iN.STdRE . EBERSBAQt .,11 ....__1_ • · 1, I• . ~~~ · ~ lhot relfclgn eanbo." .niull'l'•w.a · otlli. own,':"••lho 'IIOIIion Wllalk. ' ~e*""'o poaod fiJ!~ I pro. 011: Cln I ac. . JIIYSOir at ·I fll'am entlllld •-r;., Ia 1 1'1u- roalf¥ am'I''·Miu DaYiolollow. lit" -~~ •" ... · 011 thla 117 l...u.., lho' - - 1n · .-·-"- ., '"'" Ella1- 1 dlac ·•- ~. both Davia at Tuelda,y alllit'• . uo..., on maiko _...., we bide rnOellnc or lhe sDelei;y ~~-~ dongor ~ rellg. ~sephine -~,.... lllla$k. Iii Cbrllllaa Service of the &; torpme u n lied Melliodill .1/oor Jna,lko used ID tile pro. THE OPEN CHURCH w ddlng of -Church. . .am .were tho w.s.c.s. mom. Tooey to Mr Lerr e Miss Josephine Lynn . Taken f!'oJI\ lhe IIUdy ~ .,ber; lbe,malk ~ rell-co, tho March 8, at G:30 ,.:;,K::~UI will be an event ol Saturda,y, ••1bel NoW' ·•a..-a.._._., · mother mask, and thi w.lfemask bride-elect 1s the daughter oiCb~ter Methodist Church. The ..,.~y, "'" pro. A 1101111 ' tram lncludad a ~e por por lltanr by Miss Da- Pomeroy. The pros cti • and Mrs. Roger Tony of troyol ol two dl.ilncl aldoa or; ;:.., ": pr~ by Mrs. wu. IOUBhby Hill ol bridegroom Is the son ol Mr. WUperaoa - ''the malic" and •'the raon concluded the pro.. Mfss Toney is a graduate the late Mrs. Violet Hill Jht. '' lble dlalO cram. · sently attending the NelsonVille ;tern ~igll School and is presontod by Mrs. 0:~~ pro.. The meeting was held at lhe ls employed by Ou Pont in Park :ruucal School. Her fiance Mra. Pllll Ohllngor home ofMrt.Hutmel. Mrs. Jilmes o( Eastern High School. ers rg, and is also a graduate tho ~ aller which Ume Will IIIVll rrace before refresh. · ~• Dtvb IIIYtlhe ..u to WOr menlo wore served by llie hollsilljl from Matthew 28 18-.20. ;~Olhoro allencllng wore Mlu lira. Tom Benl2 read ~ Lelvlng, Mra. Beulah Utol . tile hYmn "0 Miller Let · terback, Mro. Herbert DIXon, ' . Me Walk with Thee." Mra. Sara DOl, Mrs, Carla Car. M Ia her dllloguo, Mrl Hun tor, Mrs. MarJorie Bowen, Mro. onthly col!ee hours and beke nounced by Mrs. Ruth Hennesy nel uHd ntlilks &o r e • • Frances Carletoa, Mrl. Asnes sales to be held on second SWJ- It was noted that several mem: PtriOII olhero tlllllk IIIII' IIIII tho . Woeko, Mro. Bernice Evans Mrs days In the audltorlwn or tho Sa· bers attended ttio Lenten bre&k· 1lilo .1'011 lhlnk .!'011 and ilorGihY Smith and auelll, creel Hurt Clthollc Church were fast and quiet hour held on Ash light o1 God. ~ abo ......: 1111 Humel, Laura Ohlinger, and ~~~by the Cltholic Women~s Wednesday II the Trinity Untied "the me~ maak to revell he PaU;y Edwarcia. th Wed!leodoy night following Church of Chri&L r e Lenten service. At tho meeting lt. Wlls decided to have a sales booth duri"8 the Big Bel!d Regatta Weekend In cornhl.ittees to be appointed la- June aM Mrs. George Hargraves ter, The World Ds,y of Prayer Mro. ~e Walkor ani Mrs. Sondwichea, hon)~made """"· was named chairman. It was aJ.. Ser>ice to be held at the Naomi Beulab Bradford ol tho Ladles loa, cand,r, polato ehlpa, lind so_~ to purchase medals lor Baptist Church today was an-. · AondllaryorllaclnoPull602 Koo1 the high schQol grad-• or the Ameri..., Leifoo, wore In Alh: -Aid - e sorved, F o u r church. membora or t11e Jack""" Pull ena .._ tO< lbe Elllhth Dla• 81 wltll !Ira. Robert McGrath A rummage sale was planned lrlo:l COIIUIIJnlt;r aomce Plf1ll al hair H 1 C~ May 2 100 3 In the church tllo Soutlioaatem Ohio llental ~·:,..,...m.: ancl Mrs. WIUlem atidJtoa:lum. Mrs. Henne!Y reo. Hoalth Contor. .;. ~ th Mra. Dol'<lthy Hock· ' Ported OJI cards sent to the Ill · . 11'-.,.ll!d.Mr.,.Jir*.. ~~ ~if(~ette ~nd bereaved, anct Mrs. Gatherkxlk ....,. or lhe Pll1l' In ent to o111o1 Win c~ ... \Y,~Ish, V.~e,sljl•nL com~nt­ ablellce Gfllra.MaryMartJn Holt uni:ta th U!e PI o\ • .'1.l•~a~~M "'·'" Jl•" r,nu. ·'fl: ea bll "the 'dealiilr/ l?.:;lu;g:lield dlllrlo:l chairman, who wu ..,: ror illo April ~ R• . rs. ames roliliji on Feb. 23,at Nel5011vUie. lblo to attend. Sevsrai llama to . parf;y will be Crookovnte, Somtin I l.oog Bottom, are antile _..._ r orret, Junction City ani lollr nounc g the engogemenl and Mrs. Hargraves spoke to the .-" attendod 117 381emalo ra,y Clt,y. ' • llj)pl'Oaclolng wedding of their grcq> on lamUy allalrs. Appoin~ 1: : ~t.er, Helen Jean, to James ed hostesses for the April 10 01 ·128 Ml<ldl ......, • eaton, lhe BOll ol Mr. lind meetil'¥j: were Mrs. Joan Tatter• ~ e.,..~ 0... wore 1 WEDDING PLANS COMPLETED Mrs. James Heaton of Rt 3 son, Mrs.· Ruth Hennesy Mr~ pilY011 wotll prlha being award. . lllao Jan ....._ has -·'tied Pcmoroy, · • • PhyHis Henne8y, Mrs. Welsh, Id to tho palillllll '·~• bOr ••·· · • .,.. -· ... mlnte •a, ....,, ror her morrta110 to 11r The opea clolrch wedding will and Mrs. GertrUde Raub. •htwlnc aum. bqs ol Michael McCormlcb. Tho wed: be an event or Frfds3, April 4, at .....::::· Jtwaley, PJrsoo, dlnr wUI take place s u n d 1 r, tho Nazareno Clu:rch, Cbest.er, Celebrates Birthday wira dlalr~ani map•laoa ¥arch 9, at die Flrll BaPtisl Ohio at 7:30p.m. Thoro will be Mrs, Don Roush ·of Miners~ at %:30 p.m. A' bs1t hour a recepl)on following lor lnvlt.ed wile entertained Monday with a DDialc will precede the ..,... aueste. party ~rir., her son, Darin Jay, on hJs secoodblrthday. GUts . TIJe cu.ann Iii liPID clurch and were presented to the yOUngster :,"' receptjm will bi obsorv. and Mrs. Roush served refresh.. metta of Cl(l cakes, ice cream Mr. aOO Mrs. Don Johnson ot ' alii Kooi-Ald. Plotol Sllrlmpa Portland enlertsllled Tuesdo7 Guests were Mrs. Richard Pistol or snapping shrimps evening with a !amlb' Plr1;r In Poulin alkl Joey, Mrs. Jack Wei· are ·smau shrimps that have obsorvance ol the fourth birU.. ker all~ Jackie, Mrs. Jack 011(. a · very large pistol claw, do7 anniversary of their son ly al!d Da>id, Mra, Phil~ Foil· eq'lfpped with a snapping Bruce. Ice cream ani! cake wer~ d!lvlce, whlc!h is most efff. served, Bruce wa.. ,.lsled In~ rod, Gina and David, Mrs. Jack clent as a defensive or olfen. •Din& hi 1 fh ~ Follrild alii Kim, Miso Kay Foil. slve weapon Br'·g "" by his brother, rod, Mrs. E.. E. Follrod, Mrs. · ..... Guests were Mr.alliMrs Thomas Miller, Amy won and ID 198li pollee bnlke up a Willlem McKelvey, Mr. ani Mrs: K,yle Woods. Neiro protell mareh In Selma Thereon Johnson, Mr; lad Mrs Ala. Fort,y ~vii right mar·~ • Ben PhUson, alii Mrs. Mb. worallllund. . -ra Is. DR. LUCHS COMING Dr. Fred Lucho of Athens wUI Conduct SWlll,y morning Wotlhip ser>lces. at tho Mlcldleport First UnlteltPresbyterlan Cburch lor the next two SUIIIII.fs. He wUI speak at 10:30 Lm. eoch ......,. log. . " Toney to Saturday . r! S:';E!rwJ ....ialnod PIan pra,·ec t s . S ~ F/ e S no:. ... r,:,":: Tan..' ·Party' Attended in Athens nedTh'~;e~~~e~hw::.p~~~ '!bur·•·- 61en Jean Young -r1· ·To'Wed., ·April · . 4th· = ';;.:;«:!'u\ llllxod -· ~· wiJ,l Jain with lo!rirolllclalo Ill IPfi!lg clHI)I!I> sCUvlllea. Plana tor a. Pl'O.ioel •ere 1111_ nouncod at 1 -ling ~ the club Wed!le~ nlllllt• Mrt. Pearl Rlynoido alreo.to hao contorred with MIYor c. o. Fisher aboultho cooporallve proJect. Empbaala ollhe club will be . 011 clsonlns Ill' lad lmproyjng lhe Middleport lloldslde Park. II was noted that Mra. W.Uace Power's llirl lcout troop has volwrteernd to help clean tho park. Mrs. Gnoce Pratt raod 1 letter Ollloundag lhe llogl~ 11, Ohio Aoooclatlon or Gorden.Club, spring meollng 011 AirillO lithe Richland Methodill Cburch 1n · Alhono. Tho co~~.. boor will be held !rom 9 a.m. io 10 a m with a luncheon at 110011. ae8t~: trallon loo o1 50 centa anl$1.50 tor tho ltmchocn are to be sub. mltted by April 7 to Mrs. Ed. ward Mlzlcko, Lanes- Sl.. Athens. The . el~ has also been asked to iUbmlt kodachrome • I I d e • lor regional and stole compeliU011. "Of Flow. ers and Love"' was thetltleotthe verao of the month liven by Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Meeting al tho Columbia Gas ~ Ohio office, Ills& Rite Oberholzer, lhe llet1;y Newton dem- onatrator, gave a program . , ' "* Eul•• c;; ••sua- ...-. p.,.,.. ..i,,.. ~ p..,.,.·~~i~ ,. :wu~ ~~~~~~~- ~C:;!:~;..~~~EC~~ ~.- Llt-: ~ Wf:,5;' A,~...,_ 10::10 . . . ., •, 111......,, 7l30P,, IIo , IIJal4, •• 1 ' . .. . I• . '• ' 1 1 llr.. ,I l~l-i'~i&~!l·l'•· · · · . ' 1· • •.• • • • • ~ "·"·• • • .$2115r terior, radio w/ s/ w t' vtny f top and blaclr: vinyl inGold finish with black '· •ru, actory a~r·c.onditioning. 65 Olds 88's CHOICE OF · i .. i~4 'I);" "· ...your C!Jolce $1415 torior. 1-2 Dr Htp G~l:r;.•n fhono~h With grMn inBoth power oq~ippod both I onolol With gold iotorior, . • aca y owned. ~ 8~~~~. Wi~~~t t2 Dr. H. T... ........... $1&95 glau w/si · t' · r;;;.s., P.B., P.S., radio, tinted int., iow mi~a~':.'·laca'r~~ :V:~e~.een with beige vi'nyl 65 Mustan5 2 Dr HT ,. .. · SlD9 ~~~n;Y~;.;; j,~~l::i··,~~f;.;; ~~~itic' i;~i;h ·.;iih mat~ 64 Chev. Impala 4 D1. Wa'"'n . 28,3 V-8 engine, autaonalic trev .... •......... $1195 mg, gold with matching inter~nsmNI~s•onf' phower steer• •or. IC& or t t family. Look! Get Here Qukk! :,3 ~de~ ~ ton _Pickup ................ ~.. $995 42 ooo' m1.,·es. ·o"811l&, auto. ne owner. • trans., oir•conditioninli1 • 57 Olds 88 Sta. Wagon COMING! WATCH FOR OUR. BIG Instrumental Solo Com,Petlt1on" held at Ohio University In Athens Saturday. Roaerha&returned to hit clusea 11 Ohio Tech In Columbus after a -k·a viall witll his parents, Mr. rind Mra Kenneth Davis and brother ~ ney. ' "88" SALE I OPEN EVENINGS , A lhoushl lor lhe oily: Robei't lhleriiOl.l sal'd, ''Few i-1~~ ·'rtien own their orm properly, The property ownslhom. • :'. . lo~ ~ · ·.' . 992·5342 GMAC FINANCING Use Ingels' Speciali~ed Service To Make it for keeps with M and sit~ selec-. h!lliill!'--•-lll!io•'""";io!i.l-... am . 67 Chrysler 300 4 Dr. HT ;,ortsmruth East, attended the 2' ~· ... """ft··· . :.-=~ ~ildl~ ftom any Sears catalop · · · .-~ t~.(.~k ·of s,ars apPliances 011 sa~es rroor. · · ~. compl~e ~rainli11 pfoVam , ·• ·CARS wore Salllrda,y visltora or 1o1r and Mrs. Ko~elh Davla of Rut: IMd and SODS Roger ani Rom Mr. Garner, band lnatructor~i · ·c' 'l R~CONDITIDNED Mrs. Robert Garner Jr. and .· As.a:,~an authGrl~ ~taloaue Sales merchant: 1. ~11!1· ~-,••elusive ca~loru.e merchant in 1 :. -:lfllil ·.....,..,., .·ea · · · \ Vafue-Ratel , daugbler. Roclcy' of Pl>rtsmoulh .WA~T TO OPERATE YOUR OWN· 81JSINESS?···· . · - or sllnd-wife team to own and Ol!t!'a~·a Sears catalope merchant store in Po ....,. 'Obi~. Ill. URI&YAN Visit in Rutland Birthday Observed !~:~;11~tJI~k anclhu Company Is IIC!W lookina tor ' 011 garnishes- .,The FalxllwsFlnloheL"Iile lhowedslldeoongarnlshts, realanlartlllcialanddla; Ple,yed aoveral she had made Preparation of carrots, parsley: Lew: FOI.-VALU F.......,. a ,• Pe~sonality Studieci w.....,., ·---------------1--------------~· TINY'S fOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT ' SALEs _ ALLIS CH'At."....,RS _ SE-'"" . :' ~PEDs~~ .. lhe TrliJlty Unlled ·id!UrCh MarthabyChUdo lhe Mrs. cake· . MUdr_edw: at ChrloL Mrs, Bertie Willi w of .ilakod ¥'•· winning Jlolmort. "'"'I''Pio;grand chief or rOIIbrtodbl su«;rfiw friiD I .~! ~hOds ~~~~ ~L EUzabeth All,&~ ·~tate can· : •..., • JIUID aerved a desl81't course. "~ GOfGLEIN' READY-MIX CO. _.....,.._ nn..,. LAWN;.'.!l.IIIP£Ii lol'ft ; l~~r~:::r ~ -y MYF SUnilay, 6:30 p. m. Preyer Mornlow Worshlj>, 10:30; Evelbeetlowlllll BlbleSiudy, Wedne1o ni:v Will'ibll>, 7:30p.m.; y'""'i da,y, 7:30 p. m. A4mllllstnotiva POCIIIe's Service, 6:45 P. m.; Cooncll meotiog, ftrsl Monola,y of Prayer -ling, 'lbursdoJ, 7:30 each month, 7:30 p. m. p. m. EDEN UNITED BRE'IHREN IN MIDDlEPORT F1IIST BAP!IIDDLEPORT, 0. Cllllist - Eldell R. TIST ,. w. Sllnooo,pt1IA>r, Suadljl School, 10 L m.; tor. 'Robert SUnllo.v I Wlmlo Hololrwer, ·~ Mornlnc School SQ1i1. SUaday · Cbureh " " - 11 L m.; Evonlng aorv- School, 9:15 L m.;lfonllow worIce Cbrlotlan Endeaoor, 7:30 p. oflk>, 10:15 L m. SUnday Bible ,OIUO'S OWEST DODGE DEALER m., Mrs. Lyda Cbe..Uer, proal- study hour, 7::iti p.iii. Suadljl4:30 MIDDLEPORT, OIUO P· ID. cltiL S0og aor>lco lad lenDIJII. p.m., pmelfl!le lor J1>Uih. WedRACINE I'1RST BAPTIST 8:20. Mid-Week prayer meeliiiC ll8llla,y ovonl:v prayer aorvico, Chlrleo Norrlo, polloi'. SWM11J1 Wednosdo7, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. 7:30 p, m. School, 9:30 L m.; Morntncwor- lolulo Holsl. .r. cle•• loador, SACRED HEART _ Durins shll), 10:41 L m. Sunday oYODiow IIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE ~ IOIICII, IOfYicoa 7 p.m. worship, 7:30 p. m.; WednoodiJ lllllorovllle, 0., Clllrch'lorvicoa W-odiJ lad ·llolurdiJ, c 0 8 • ewnlog Bible Sbl!,y, 7:30 p. m. uch Friday ovenfnc, 7:30 p.m. looldan, 7::10. p.m. Slllurda)'. Ia MIDDLEPORT, OIUO. BETKLEIIEM BAPTIST P111A>r Ken Dtrrinctoa or Roy. or lllaoaa or tunoralo, ea11 Great Bedll, thlrleo NOI'rlo,pu- onswond Seconil Blpllal Church. Gliberl zwllllair. 992.$56or992IGI'. Woribll> service, 9:30 o. m.; 41lble Study eocb WodMsdo7 11 :1298. 5wM11J1 School, 10:30 L m. 7:80 p. m. MORNING STAR UNI1'ED POMEROY LOWER UGHT F AM!LY RECREA'I10N METKODIST CHURCH - Rev. CKURCH - HarrlaoDYIUe Road, WOllam AlriOO, paatur; J oh. Rtv. Roy 'l'l,ylor, pso!Air; WllSWDOIING ·; _,·\ lble, Sit>!.; ilo¥ Van Mater, AieL ltam Roovea, SWM11J1 SciiOol~ SUpl. SUIIdQ Sehool, 9:41 L m.; SUnllo.v School, 9:30 L m.; w..... Mornlnc Worohlp, 10:45 a. m.; ship aanlco, 10:30 L m.; EnU Preyer meetlow, 7:30 p. m. nlow woroflk>, 7:30 p. m.; P~ REmSVU.LE - IIDIIe,.a of ThurldoJ, Fred E. SmiUI, IIJ• lad prailo sorvlco, Thurldo7, lbo RIHnlew GsrdoD Clabmem.' TKE sToRE WITH· AIIAJiiT 1-r. Youth Foll..,shlj>, 7:30 7:30 p. m. • • lilr their mRACINE, OIUO p, m. SUD:Iay, WESLEYAN UNITED ME1110o inl Milt lira. Rmold Olbonlo liT. IIEIUWN UNITED DIST CHURCH, Raclno - W. aUd llrL lllrllH F...., II lilt BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. Dtla McCiurr, pallor. Suadljl ·Oaboma llome. Menzel sm1111, pastGr. Saaday Scllool, 9:30 L m.;w.... ~ aorv· · ~ b7 JolrL Frank, School, 9:30 L m.; Rua..U"""" leo, 10:30 a. m.; Bible Sludf, who IIIIVI rtllllal 4lll cor, 11111.1 Altrocl Wollll, ualat- W-ldoJ, 7:30 p. m.;U.M. Y.F. mtDI," f!lllollod lit' prayer, IIIII . REX.W; DIIIJGS . . ant. llonllnl Sermon, 11 L m., 7 p. m. each ~ Jualor choir roll ..U IOIMitOII lit' llllllinl a WE FILL ALL oocriil\tS pijic:IIJi>rlONS o~strmoa,7:30p.m.,oltor- pracllce,W~•Jj!J,3:15p.m.; - . , . . . bird. Cllletd a. · 99:.m& POMEROY, a.· ~ each ~. ~ moot. Sanlot Choir p~, 'lburldll', moatllll. low 11 L m. llleJ;Dilll8 Saaday 7:30 p, 111.1 ~ Sonlce A "--' • IIY• ill lbe . ~ ' m-owa. Dtvld clan Galld. four\!1· ~ ttc:h IIIOIIb Volenllll Plri1 hold II I be ATI'END. TKE CIII1RCII OF YOUR CHlXCE - · Cbrlallan E '!""• 7:30 II 7:30 p. m.; Hapw H1111lara dolidrta'a lbDi )It l'llallso,r. P· m. OYOI'l' Giber Saaday . - clalli -tiow, 1Dui111 Friday ~ Tho _ . . , wu . OC!!*~ n11w. Juanita Spsa<er, l!"aldonl. OICh mall, S p, 11.1 wscs, ...,. 117 llro, lnell Wlilfal!tM w11o .' . Prayer meetlrc, 7:30 p.m. enry 0111 FridaJ each - · '1:50 ...-.oil IIIII - · ia lbe IIIIo POIIBIIOY WodMidoJ, Board ...u.r, 7•50 p. m.; Olllolal Board, ......S to bella tu 111M root' ..WDIIIif p, m., llrll llooda,y of IIIOiltll. )lonola,y oacb - " . 7:30 p. m. looaepl"* .,,. ,u ,......... POMEROY TRINITY UNI1'ED PORTLAND UNJTEI)IIE'I1!0o for piUdll!l ....... Iii 'April ' . CKURCK OF CHRIST- Rtv, W. DIST ClitJRCH - W, Dtla Me- lad IIQ. Artlein ,-~ olaotn,· HA~DW4RE K. Perrin, PBIIGI'. Potrlck D. Cluq, JlsiGI'. Sunday ScliOol, ltlltod lit' Mro. J. .a 1111111 ad , Wood, R(ll. Saaday Sehool, 1:15 .9:50 L IDol Worship aor¥ico, 7:11 lloll to 11J1!11'Q!1 . . itJ EVERY'I'IIINII nir H~~. , L m.; Will'Shlp,10121iLm. Yaulh p. m.; Olllclal -.!, llriiSUn- llrL Daaold .,... Ill •·lltrlli POMEIIOY, 0. i • ' . Choir reillll'lll, lloaolay, 6:11 4a)> tloh moolh, 8130 p. m. to Grow lad1J11,oi •· . ' p. m. lira. llanlll Burt, dlreco OAK GROVE UNJTEDMETI!Oo 1 A IIIII* 1011 'Iolii WU r tad'·'· i! tor. Sealor choir ...,....1111, 7:10 DIST aruRCH - w. Dtla Mc- tram ·J!II'a• . Dnaa~ . ..,_a lor P. m. Thllrlllli7, lira. P 1 ul Clurr. ,~~t~~or. Sulloli, S.looOI. flftwa 11111 'lbi ,......... · Noaao, dlroelor. 1'hlrldiJ, 10::10 o, m.1 w....ldp '""''"• clilrml lllalaa. ; . oily, a.sy jloO qallllafl party Ia 1110 L m., lrol lad lblrtl lltfn. . . . . " ' " tu ehurch IOCIII.._ ' •a !IICii JiloliGI.' ' lila . . 11!'1 ·~t 'ft' 1 i ltr TKE RUTLAND CHURCII OF . , TRE IIVTJ.,'ND METI!ODIST BrOim, llrl. CUt lliMift,ilfrli. CHRIST UadtiwOdll, · .Cif1JBCII - Rtv• J. Waoltl'> lleillll!lli ~ddt, N,r a• paa~or, v. ll . _ , , Clla'd! .~ t•M a. ~ a.rrii, lfr~ ,II. L. · oily School, ...... ,-,; OGIII-;.,IIi.l .,... ..... ~·J.W ~.. ~ ' l(n,,Daa!o~ ..~ ,.,. I1 , ••, 11olalooa ani - • o.v~ct; ,.; ZlCII PljJIICII OP'CHIIIT ~ . Nrt. li. & l'llllaoil; wr; ~ Bohr, aDd. r.trs. Ko!flfl'll • Nri. Nll!lzUng !nvt!ld ....,_ IIJaro to ''" ~q ,...,_ lnnl· cake lhe •!~>•• or tho soaslon, a a , P!'ll ·~nome voroaey llbaervan<e Oil A!>rU ~3 wolk "'" held with !Ira. . ei:lol. c HEINER'S BAKERY nlng worship, 7:30. Mfd.Wook aer>lce, Wednosdo7, 7:30 p. m. Junior choir pnollce, Frlda,y, 4 p. m. LANGSVILLE CHRIS'I1AN · I.aapvllle Vlllap. Rev. ROOort EQpne Milam, pallor, Worahlp service, 10:30 L m.; Glo• Fot17, SUaolay Schools..>L SUaolay School, 9:30 .1. m.; SUrllill ...,. DIOW sorvlce, 7:30 P. m. Midwook ser>lce, WodModa,y, 7:30 la!lwo,,. wfll ._, Ql'defed and lfO~ Mro; . Dori,1 BiUey, MrL lor 30 "l~·J:,!:t•~~~ lile!noty'01.,._ Best Buys MlddlepoTt , AlllllaUr Gan!en- [o)'. . . !""""'" .... . ed ·to "" ' ll'<ql" to ' ,.,s.l•"".., "'''· '" ,.,_,/On ., ,..,..~. 667!3~ . jo ,tidl)!onol ' . . . - ·. !ow In CleanuR. . ilur'"" .. ..it·par. ~w-':"~ U..t ~ JiUd'.,P..bi, CJi ~.& ~ ~ ~· ;; . •:· ' . ,.,w, ..,..,. .. :ml1'"· ~.IIIII l\'11,! tfoc~ ~!Spur. •.ehiso""' ••k- " ' ' . I· . _ _, ·-•~ ..-\IL ~ · · .. lio~~•oeo l'?f tH., ;4liri1 mooting . .u.a, · • . p,...., ' .aol4 bi'·!Ji!''lr!IT) • .., ..~ · - ~rH­ Sleep in Heavenly Pea~e ' -~- •at.• W_..,, · _.,. ·'*' ;r..... ..,.. ., ..:... it' tor lhe ".ffactiltt ~ w11 ~ "' not- ' Holzer lioai;ltallliJai 1111 ........ ' ,':.. ' llo.f,lll""' ...... ' • ~ ,.,.' ~~~ i:llls oo1U an1 1llldo · . ~.. lhe 3. ~ _llwlt.4aio .. _ ,n .ro '~ tilc~Weit""'~S$ot *"""'• Cl!JISTER CHUJ:ICH QF.. <I'IIE , fr'.\1 ·Iiiii FlAi'~, Strit... ,..... . ST. P~UL:~~ ,ll.; Jhi• , Sonll,)'oacb.moolh. NAZARENE - ~' Korbort . ~ ~ o. o..m,ow ~ ' Ill l!Dail, paotur. Su!ll!lr Gnoto, Plafor• Will'~ oonl... tach ...... , ' . · , 9:41 L' m.1 WG!'·~ ~~ L& · 11 L m.lad7:3~p.m. •.~. . ~DAX~VEN'IUT- ·5\'IIA<;VS£ UNITEil •JmrKP. . ~ Schcol, 9:30 ~ :Iii. ,ttl~ ·~t ·~n'Y lite. ~ DIST - Rev.. ~ul·ito· seu.rt, .i 11'11 Jlarl!l". s..>l: ~ 111"" .'*II! ~ V - ,llomoriallloo-. IMI~~~~'• SWilfll' Sch,ol!; ':IGL m., ' aoU, aosllllnls~4 P~.m~ • 111111. Plilltii ijopr, pastor. ~bo Boii.Qill!trllerrf, ·st*!t ~ low, WodMido7, 7:30p. '!" .. . · ~ .Seho!ll, 5alurolay, 2 p. m;; war.._,, 10:30 L ,nl., llral'lnd HARRISONVILLE' PRESBY· · Wlro.ihlll,;l:!l,po m.1 Yooth FeJ. lhmi.SIIndl1a iaeb illOII!II. :EYITERIAN - Mra. ~Ol'll!l LH, l....HP lad AiMI Bible Sbl!,y, njow ,.,..lillie ·~ 7:80 SUnday· School So;lerliUadoDI. Wedl!fllll,y;.7:30_p. l"- . ·. p.m., I!'Coliollflll'~~o.SUnclay School, 9:30 L m. &InF1IIST UNI1'ED PRESBYTERCARMEL UNITED IIE'IIIO. do7 IIOI'VIco, 8 P• m., lhe Rev. ' WI .. CKURCH - !liddiiiiJCI'I. msT. CKURciJ - R;v, Paul A. '· Maxlloaohue of lillddloporl. GUOII' mlnlllor. Jllllia Buchan- ·senors, psa!Air. ~ sChool, · JEHOVAH'SWI1'N1iiSS£8. Lor- aa, ~ Sc,hool So¢ SUnclay 9::10 L m..1·WI1Jio IIQUh; ~ ry c::.mahOn, preoldllll 'l lillll"" lldlool, 91Jo L m.·;Wcirll!l>Hrv' . Moialiw WO<ahlp, 10:341·'.: m., . ' tor. Saada¥: ~blo -~.:f-~1 . lc.. ~e:ao., •1 Clloli p"oll~ . . i!l4folorth~o~,.C.. · L m.; W~h ·olu!IT,l.0:30 t:JOJ~o J!l, 1')......:~~~~· L m.; W~ildlr. oWJ• .. ~~~IIETIIQDIST YI<;O.,, t P, "" leCOII\I '!'II' tldrcl , 7 P• m, Tliulldal': !llldllrJ odlaol' - ~ lliov: Ill:Well Sundi,r'ttc:h lliOifdi:·· ' ',·,' ' . at 7 p. m. SerYice 11 ,. , ..; 10 ENTERPIII$ .l!lfl'ri:l) 8 P· m. . . L 111.1 ~'Wi>rr!o,•&p, w.,.. ODIS1' - Rtv. Wlllllm · Alrlan, ' MASON CKURCK OF CHRIST . I~ .Or>IO,, U 1. ~~ )IYF, 6 psolor, RIIJIII . ~ncor, ~~ EI-Miller St. - Evoraoo Wook- p. m. ,Sondi.Y;Pnflr 111f811ow, dOD Wookll, 1884 Wotshlp sofY>' loy, paa!Air, Bible oludy claosoa, WodMidoJ, 8 p. m. ISJI• 9:30 1. 111.1 SUndl,y School, SUndl,y, 10 L {!'- Worahll) lad POMEROY CKURCH OF THE 10:30 L m.; Yoo)b F.U..,IIilp, preaching, 10:55 L m.; Sondi.Y NAZARENE - Corner UQimlad 8:30 p. m. W"""""' Choir, evenlog service, 7:30. Blbleotudy Mulberey. Rev. Clyde V. lltlller- 8:15 p. m.; Bible Sludy, 7:30. classes, Wednesdo7, 7:30 p.m. 1011, pallor, SWMIIJ'Sdlool, 9:30 CKURCH OF CHRIST - MidGRACE EPISCOPAL - E. L m.; Raymond Wolburn, s..>~ dlopot1, 5th IIIII Mota, Jack . '1 J ',- - Y~ i) Main Slree4 P0111eroy. Church Morntog WO<thlp, 10:30 a. m.; Scltes, ~~ Bible Schcol, 9•30 • . . . ' ../ . I \' School, 10:30 L m. eoch Sun- E..mog SerVice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- L m.; MDrniOW worahll), 10:a0 L II • Wy ·tll•t"'K· P•••• II 0\ .tuffll. ,_ GH't formt. It ii da,y. Third SWlii.Y oleach month Wliek aorvice, WodMsolly, 7:30 m.; Evenlow worship, 7:30 p. m.; ,..iJ.Lowfor-•wlm. · · · · :· · ;\' . ~ ~' no mornlog sor>lce. Holy com- P.m. Prayer sor>lce, WodMido7, 7 p. a.-• .., p, • .,, .,._. ...... ~~',. tiH ..,;,'t-P.•· .. mWII.on, 7;30 P· m. FORm' RUN UNITED METJI.. m., Rev. Raulin Moyer, pastor. ~..,, b..ltlo horrlir of,.., lltlt, p,• ., It ..., .._ . ' ' , SOUTH BETHEL UNITED ODIST - Rlv. Wenii.U ,G. SlutCKURCH OF THE NAZARENE METHODIST- Wonhll), secolll lor, pastor. Worohll) aervice, 9 - Ml<ldleport. Rev, Audey Mill· tblrlg 014llllk otmrlwo. If It wlliht. It II tiH f'MI .,.,_," .of ~(nrtl' lad fourth Sunilay, 10:30 LDI.I L m.; SUndl,y School, 10 a. m. or, pas!Air. Lester 'l'l,ylor, Sit>!. ...... ...tm-rlntl, ,...,,_,-. ' ·' ' . . . Orol alii third Sundoys, 7:30 Mrs. Fred Noaoe, SUpt. ·, SUndl,y School, 9:30 L m.; Mornllxt II It llffindt to ,.p~r, tblt fr•.. of ...,, tblt •I •i' ' · • P· JD. SWMIIl' School, 9:30 L m. THE MINERSVILLE UNITED lng Worship 10:30 L DLI Junior Youth Fellowship, 6 P· m. each METKODIST - Rev. Wendell Society, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 - · '"" m.tlfltll ' ···' ; \ SWlii.Y II Tuf>psrs Plal111 United Slutler, psator. SUnda,y School, p. m. Sunday EYIIIge)istic mootMethodill Church. 9 L m.; Kenneth Wlglno, s..>~ lng, 7:30 p. m. Preyer meollng, ' r • •• u .,. '""' CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Worlilip aorvlce, 10 a. m. ' WodMidoJ, 7:80 p. m. · o11r. C""r<b. Her•,- ••h ~ M ortlor,tut ~~ "'~ I -The Rev, Chester l!eyant, Pl.. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE THE SALVA'I10N ARMY- EDtcrllb -'• Cnuor. P•on of""'" It • ,..,....,., ,,,.,__.,., lor, SUUda¥ School, 9:30 L m.; NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller voy Roy S. !Yinln&, ofllcor In tully to Go<l, Hit to '"' . : Worshl,p aorvice, II L m.; E.,. pao!Air, BobMoore,SUndl,ySchoill chirp. SWilfll', 10 L m., Roll· ; nlrw: worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer ~t. Suadly SchoOl classes tor nan meeting; 10:30 L m. SU. ser>lce, Tue•dly, 7:30 P. m. oU ..U, 9:30 L !D. I Morning da,y School YOUIIII People's 1.&Yooth service, ThurldoJ, 7:30 p. worohl,p, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS Sun- glon, 7 p, m.; Solvation meeting, m. Monthly alngs, ftrst Saturday day, 6:30 p. m.; EVI!!n&eliadc 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 p. of each month. service, SUDday, 7:30 p. m.; Mid· m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST- Week Prayer meeliowWodMido7 Prep clasaea. IAN CHURCH - James Smith, 7:30 p. m. Mlsslonory Meeting MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Mid1\'lth lho iq>o II will, In siiDI meosuro, looter lad help ouollln thai which lo &OOd pas!Air. Robert Paulsen, SUnday IOC<IIId Wedneldo7 oleach .-h dleport. cornor ol Fourth lad lad communlf,y 1118, lhfs feature fa apoMOrod li&'lhe bo!BIIIOIS ilrml lad oraanlllfl0118 . School s-.>4 Morning oervice, at7:30 p. m. Main St. Robert JackiOII, pallor.· 9:30 o. m.; SUnday School, 10:45 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL- So-., School, 9:30a.m.; Mom~below. L m.; Yooth mtollng, 6:45p.m. Tho Rev. llarold CumlaPam, log worahip, 10::10 L m., Arnold SILVER RUN FREE WILL pas!Air. Charles Lambort,SWMIIJI Rlcbll'lls, Sit>!. BAPTIST - Rev, Cludlll Aikins, School Sit>!. Corner Second and RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST pdtor. Richard FIJd<, SUndoy Pcmeroy Sis., Ma1011, W. VLI Rev. samuel J. Jacl<aOD, pallor. School SO.,Orintendont, SUndl,y Suniloy Schcol, 9:45 L m.; Wor- Preyer oer>lce, 9:30 L m.; SunBAKERS.OF GOOD BREAD School, 10 o. m.; Wore~, 7:30 ship aor>lce, 11. WodMsdo7en- do7 School, 10 L m.; Mro. Ger· HUNTINGTON, W. VA. p, m. Prayer meetllw. 'lbursdo7, nlng, traiDing union, 7; Prlyer lrude Butler, R(IL Worahlp serv• 7:30 p. m. Choir practice, Tile&- oe~~· 7:4~. . . , , Ice, II L m. BoptlotTrlinlnaUf>.:. ')rii ~o·:1P..·!II> ·.::· ·;,,; !;:~:·:: o: . , uu:. ROCK SPRINGS \!lil¥ 1~, jlrll al)d IOCOIIIlSUndays 11 POMEROY C H U R C H OF METKODIST - C. J. LemiO¥, 5:30 p. m.; Mro. Maiy Woods, CHRIS~ - Robertll Wond, pao- paotor. llarold Blackalon, church pr081den~ lor. Sunday Bible Study, 9:30 a. school R(IL Mornlog wor..,_,, KYSELL RUN FREE METK(). ''liEMBER OF THE BIG 3" . ' m.; MornlngWorshlp,10:30Lm.; 9:30 L m.; Cburch School, i0:15 DIST -Rev. Coed J. Wlao, pa.. PRONE 992-328t MIDDlEPORT GENERAL MERCHANDISE !· Youth meeting, 6:30 p, m.; Eve- a, m.; Evening worship, 7:30: tor. SUn11o,v School, 9:30 L m.; . TUPPERS PLAINS PI!. .u . ' ~ SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, BUT EASILY REPAIRED! · ·~IJ . Clnt1q10rary Style . $ ..... ,., RI(UI•IJ priCid It $499 110J1 . Garden Club Will Assist .y., • 2 ~ ' ' ~~~ ' SVTTON UNI'l'f;D 'XETIIP., . "" ~-,' 'CIII!,'BfEil: W~ '· ...... 10:30 t. ~~ _ , 1o,_DIST Cfi1!RCK - . W. J)lh ~ L 1"-1 !lll!dQ, lloboal, 10 ~ 111-, ioi:W oonlco, 7; ~ ~ , , Clure, pallor. ~ ',llclloqil llrl:~flltDI:or~&IDI-'FLAt· \Y-...:,h.&• l\r!"' I · ~§~§ sEr:~;:::::~ ~ , .. ., ... ·WE OFFEI ~ANO EASY· •••• POMEROY �.I ,, •••.: WANT .D ' ,,>• ~ "INFO~MATIO~ DEo\DLINEI S,, ..rn.' Der Bef•• P""'llc-'i01t M!ll~l qeHihw ,, . • ;• . Cone.lletf•n• & Cor:rectiont lUI lie •cn.'pt•lll untll l ljl o.M. tor 1 Dey el Pullllcaflon REGULATIO..S Tht PublitMr ••• ...••• tht ri1ht til efit 01' ,.joel ony od.. dtleiMd ob· jiKiiDIWII. Tl• p!41ith.i' •ill not ~ rotpoftt.illlo lor rnor• than or~~~ l~~eon.ct lrqortion. RATES For Wal'll Ad S.rwice 5 contt per Word o.-. int•.,tion Mlnlm11"' Chortl 75c l2 cent1 JHI' word three conttCII· tl-•• intorriont . II con11 per Word 5ill conncuti"o il'ltert iona . 25 peo• corot Di5counl o n paid och •1141 ed• paid within 10 doyt . Pttmeroy Motor Co. CARO OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word minimufr'l . Eo . Mdltio!lol word 2c . &LIND ADS Adtlit ional 25c Chorp per A!ll .. er. tite-nt . @) OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1 '· OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o .rn . to 5:00 p.111. Deily _., • . a . m.. to 12:00 Noon SGturdoy Notice Obltv1ry bors for their sympathy shown us during the illness and death ot our dear mother, Mary Mlrpret Weaver. Special thanks to Dr. Daniels, Dr. Blazewicz and oorses at Meigs . General Hoepibll, the Rev. Freeland Norris, Charles Nor. ria for their consoling words, ttlnaw• a n d Ewing Funeral Home, al10 the bearers and all the ~· lor their cards, nora! o!le~s and food, and to eveqone who helped in any way, The Weover Family and Sistors. 3-6-ltp WE 1IIISJI to than!< everyone who waa kind and helpM at the lime of the death ol our broll>er. James E.1Jiin; especially, l!lwin& Funeral Home, Rev. GUI. Mrs. WIUiam Radford; also relatives, rTiends anri neighbOrs. We are deeply appreciative. llrolhen and sister. 3-7-11< Notice ll!li!EFORD SALE, 33 bulls and 211 females, Soutlleaatern Ohio Hereford Asm., Spring Sale. AU clean pedigrees boll! hnrned and polled, Saturday, Marclt 15. 1969; Show 10 a.m . Sale 1 p.m. Rock !lprings Fairgrounds, Rl. 33, lllreo mites north of p.,..._ "'1. Ollio. For catalogs write to !Joyd N. Blackwood, Sale l.fgr.. Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Ohio 411'18t. 3-7-31c IIEI!4 NI!IGLE'R Building &lpply for building your borne. t.cmc llme loan avaDable. Z-lJ-Ifc WILL DO sewing at borne llppers, pockets, pegging, llmimlng, alterations, ole. Jlrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone '1'73-5651. 4-!l).!fc VACANCY for • ' ttto elderly (le41- ple. Prefer prMte paid patllatl. Pbone Mason, '1'73-11111. 111-1-Uc --- W1ntecl To Buy "'1- .Friday and Sat. ....,. II JI!Ck'l Club on liar. rlioirYIDI Rt. T. JtfM • ·,,;,.. ·.f: ,h- l-6ae "'"" STRATFORD -Now 3 BEDROOM BATH & AHALF •• GAS or ELECTRIC 63 FT. RICHARDSON • ·MOBIIi·E.. I .• Til-COUNTY I r,_,· a ., re- buUt and fuor ao Is. Prices at f50, Phone 1192-M. I HOME llart S-5-41< ~" Washer & Pryor & Ti~ Out Available SEE IT TObA Y! : MOBILE HOMES /~~ ~ ROOM h!lU8e, 3nl st .. Mason. five I'Oilms.- gas fur. IIICt. Phone tlft-29'7t . 3-8-3tp 1,326 DIED IN POMEROY Re1l Est1t1 For 5111 ....... ........... IIOIINEY DCJIININO Rail BiiD Bubt 1,326 Chi<kens were 24S-30ic proud to give up their lives last year for our customers. Why? Be~ - HOBSTEnEI couse they were coo~ed so deliciously golden REALTY brown . . . terved so temptin~ly . GEn. ROBS lEI IER, BnW POMEROY - 2 large building !oil. and 4 room boule. Ouly • $2500.110 . RACINE IU1IlAL - 25 111n1 oo the river, 2 bedroom !tome bath, balemenl, drUied mmterolll 218 E. Main Porooroy 992-9974 I'~ P.M. • 7:!111. "7:00 • + to 7:00 ·' ~ J:· •' '' • .• bllh, 2 enclored Plrclioo. $ ~. ~. IACcMt ;;.al: J..JIJ :1-1 ~ ' 3· ROOM'S New Furniture MY $'299 nuo ......,.". c......~. . muoon .. ·. ,,. .. " .' 1-'/JtC . " ' ) I I ifell: ___ __ ·..,1· '· g.orap, e,rpilrl, t~ueo.lo :DLEN tr VlllGIL II'8.U'!liiD Dollr, 5:30 A.M. s....., ootllulldlnp, .........t . ...... !P!IRT - . 0 80S . . ran -. The , IIIQJ1I(q lttaro ·...., Merctll')', Maro and J1iplter. The eveniDc otero are Voinu• and Socurn. . '· Hltt"' In 19:16 Adolf ordered . . hla Nazi troq,s Into 1lie 'aerman VIolating >the Ver- · I Charity Solie . 11 coold happen - II )'OU were mthere. The Jmn llancoc:k qeni wtU tully ·- 'anaJ,yz, Your iiMnclol oltuetl.;,l tlltd rec:OIIIIIierd !Ill lnsllfiDOe plan thatp""' vlclea mulmum benOilts. Find oUt f6i · day. Write or ..U us lor run delathi AvctiOHBER Conqtlel8 8erlloe .._ liletH. GMt AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jack'• Refrllerallon, New llavea. hOIII · IID-2'm4 • lfc "'''~'"'" .......... •( '. RIGGst:,J Mlllndlord •I . l ' I. !.• .. 11'11/aA,_t:f ,~ ~··- 99'2i5B6l or ·' READY • MJlt concretae ~; ered !It pi rut niatell port, Ohlo, -~~ for our dollclo.. So•tl.· ern Fried Chlchn. ~ ;moon lo hetr\.een Ill and Iaiit 'llarter. · !em Ready - Mb: • ( $6995 Pay your rupecta ot our dining room Svnclay ll6tlt day o!.- 1969 wltll 21111 to . ' •--'lotwwr ..... -~ \ ... ... , ' 1. I 1 tfc R~~~~~.~~: 3 IIIII 4 ntOIIII, Amttslled, new walll, fl001:9, lttrniture, private parklnJ. Out o1 an lloodll, 3 blocb fmm Pomeroy post olllce, 8IUI92 from 10 a.m. Today Is ~rlday, March l,U!e : ~- • 2013 Eutftfl 4n. CLEAN your wan. in an hour • Golllpall1, U6-0175 wltltout all the old fubloned 2ncl a; Vhtn4 _-rmM.H;elp W1ntecl Pf. Pleasant, 67~U16 EXPEIUENCED 1111rtlland scoor. Rent a wall cleaner tt. :1-5-M.c needed for mllldng, clolng var- Baker Furniture. 11161 FORD Fair!ane, liT, VI, ," Ied farm labor. Can provide 4-eyeed tramr·, extra clean. GE$RAL ELI!lCI'IUC range, home. Pltone 1192-3113 or tMtPh. 119Z-2510. a+Uc 2'123 at contaet Oils Knopp, Very good condition, ttl5, Bell and Howell a 111111 camera, 8 RD, Racine. 3-5-31c mm projector, one film edi- REPOSSE!iSIID ~ cabinet model Iewing machine; equiptor 8 mm, one llker a 111111 ped to zig zag, embroider, •nd 18 mm, movie light, 8 buttonltoles, el<. Full guarat>mm 1811. Phone II9Z-3743 alter iug conditions, Ught work, 3:30p.m. ~ tee to party assllllllnS the Pirone lm-52M. S-6-Uc amount of 151.73 at f6 liiOiltbly. l'llone 992-2686. ~ HOUSEKEEPER to Uve In at NEW IDEA com pieker, 1M1 Chevrolet Impala and 19112 home ol lawy<!r In Cleveland Ford Falcon. Phone IH'/·2181. BIG ZIG ZAG, l9ti8 model sewarea; two scbool age cllildl-UI< Ing madtlDo with toucll ol . reu. Write lloJ: 116, l'llmetO)-. dial. Yw cao make button u.ltc rr•s inelpens!ve to clean rup ltotfB, dam, ed>., many fanand uphols12ry wllb Blue cy Blitclleo. Take ewer payEmployment Wanted Luatre. Rent eleetric abamlllellll ol IUO per monlb « WORK AS companion, hoatrepooer 11. Tiny's llllplnlau4, pay balante of .41.116. Try It keeper or nlll'le. No bad haltln your bome- can IIIJ-21!11. l-Ute . its, eJperienced worker, ex~ pect good wqes. Located at inlerseclloo on Hartford 11111 I"ACI'ORY CLOSE-OlJT: 1911 Agnu Rosche!, BoJ; 511, HartF'amolll Brand Stereo. T1t1s ford, W. Va. U-3tp set llaa 4 llpeed IDiermiJ; dlanger. Powerful AM.nl For lent radio,. Tltls set IIIII iD earton.. FliRNISHED and unfurnished Pay ~ $104.51 or $UII per apartments. Cloae to ttebool montb. can ••- u.. Pbone I!!Uf34. 111-ll-llc MIXED HAY, Silo a bale, pbme 'l'lWLER LOTS, Bob'a Jlobllo . . .. :HI-lle Court, Syracuae, Ohio im State Rt. tu, Phone tn-2151. ' HARMONY apll11mellla - Ill' tltlltilcf Preas lnlemallonol • :. 1-!N!e AMERIOAN Saddle Horse; an: RADIO and. TV renalr, bouH llque bed. Pltone m-5039. eaHs. and an•aa Installed. Jolin Harrison, Phone mU-l'lc 1-&-llc 1-U-Uc thtlj're/tee!!!. . ***- SEPTrC taDks cleaned. MDier P!tone Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio, !IIIS-3983. U-Stc CIGAIIE'M'E vending macldtNts and service. ABC Enterprlsett, Phone - - Z-!Me 1967 HONDA 160 ec wllll windMaaon, W. Va. Phone 7'73-IS&S. C. C. BRADFOliD shield. Plwne 992-7058. S-6-Mp 9xl2 WOOL RUti, --- ANTIQUES, furniture, dfsbea. mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. MaiD St., Pome- . .,... Sirwlet rl. TheAhn1111c " SclSIO!I. --- I~ carry some out S-5-lle EI..EC'I'ROLUX vacuum cleaner. Haa throw-away bags, Business Services complelc set ol clealllnc at- BIJDGET PRICE lut tdlutt 011 t8'cllmenll and guaranteold OlD' third floor budget lhop. Bater Furniture, Mldllleport, perfeet eondltlon. Pay olf balance ol PL Terma: Pllone Oldo. ts.lfc 1192-21185. ~ lluslnen Slrvlces SEWING MACIIINES. repair CUR'l'llll CAT'i'LI'l BrtedlnC !'ARTS for 19511 F-6110 Ford service. an makes, WY tService. Pllone Pilrkel' IIZll'llck, . IUool flat dump bed. 2284. The Fabrle Shop, Pom2261 Pomeroy or 617~1 CooiDave Yost, Portland. Phone eroy. Authorized !Unger Sales Yille call stalloa. J-14-IO!c 843-2242. S-6-Mp and Service. We Sh~ Clarence Pmffltt, Portland. 111-11-tfc GRAVELY tractors, IXPEIIENCED · Rambler Illation wagon. Alone IIU174. 5-2-'llp ANTIQIJEli, dlsbes, furniture, cl!lna ca!Jinets, old phonographs, clocb, mlac. Loe SAVE SAVE SAVE! Save your 1\urlisiU, 109 Legion Terrace. lawn, your time and your 3-:-30lp hack. We have a new trencher to dig your water tine W1nted dltcll. Henry Bahr 985-38811 or ffiCKORY NUTS for oqulrrela, Roger Bahr 1185,11158. 2-7-301p Phone 992-3'732. 3-7-31c I'UJILIC SALE, Friday, to I p.m. 2-4-tfc Cleorp's Auction House, Ratlind, - and tiled mercb- FOUR ROOM house wltb bath llllllse. Oonslgnments wetfurnished, on Union Ave.', - - Open from 10 a.m. -liD ui!Utiea not lnduded. Phone llle lime for consignments. IIIZ-ll338. u.ltc llolo olartl at 7 p.m. 3-5-31c TWO BEDROOM borne on Lin1IOl!W the person who took coln 1111., available March a!e Ill my dolltel please· r. 15. Phone WU127 after 4 bd' them at Duds and Suds p.m. S-6-lfc hr Jllddleport. Need an o1 llle clotl1el (can identiY FliRNJIIIIED house In Pometl!em>• taken Tltursday, Fell. roy, n.. ~. and bath. Ill: Will give reward. Call can ...... lft-S26Z. ••,, _ , ~U-ttp S-6-U. ':?' 1 ......_..;..._ _ IMIC -~ Phone 8U-2Z54 AlltJDU 11M tnlo Is motor, ereellent, 81 buJII --- POTATOES, ' - I.oa'IW" . - '12 llAMBIJIJR CCIIIVl!rllble, r. --- C•rd Of Thanks . OIDO I!JVER. front loll 011 IIOOte .1:11 ~ Syri<USB and Rocble, Ohio. 100 l1eel long and 100 .feel wide. PriCed to sell. Phone !Mt-MS. 14-Gtc For S.le or Trldt TJIERF. wUl be a gun sbool. liARY MARGARET WILBARMelro Sunday, beginning at noon at IN'l'BRNATiciNAL tru<k, dual '"""'Is, 14-foolGE'R WEAVER was born the Forked Run Sportsman lmtg lnalde, built-in camper. Sept. 27, 11181 at Spiller, Ohio, Clu!>. Everyone Is ,..!come. Runs good, and good tires. departed her life Feb. 26, 3-5-3lc Pltone 1192-M. 3-5--411: 11169 at the age of 87 J<ars. Sbe was united In marriage to Charles Weaver April 11, IIYli!N SING SUnday. Mardt Pets For Sele 9, Freedom Gospel Mission, 1900. Surviving are the lotM:NJATURE Sclmauzer pupo, Bald Knobs. Dan Hayman towing children : two daughno odor or shedding_ Temporwitlt Country Hymn Timen. ters. Mrs. Jack (Pear) Adary sltots and ~~~trmed. Phone Publi< is invited. 3-5-3lc ilms, Racine, Ohio ; Mrs. after 3 p.m. weekdays, 687Douglas (Edison) Johnson, 36211, Hocldngport, Ohio. Racine, Olllo ; two sons, Em- ATI'ENT!ON Meigs landown~!Ole ers: Oil and gas leases wanter!IIM Weaver. Carlisle, Ohio. ed In Meigs County. Write P. and Melvin Weaver. Franlclln, 0 . Box 251. Po"Deroy, Ohio. MANOIESTE'RS. Dochshunds, Ohio; a sister. Grace Shaw. Min. Sclmauzent, Poodles, S-6-121p Beaver Falls, Pa.; 18 grandPup, Mlled Breeds and t4illdren. 34 great-grandchildSpayed Wet!lie, llarkaroo ren, 5 great-great-grandchild- SIIOOTING matcll March 9, Kennels. Follow dlrtletlont, Broad Run Rod and Gun ren, and a host of nieces and 144 right, Coolville, Ohio. Club. New Haven. Noon tilt nephews. She wns preceded Phone 617-3851. ~7tc .. ... u.ltc lr. death by her husband, C!Jarles Weaver; a son, ErForS.Ie nest and a daughter, Roxie. HAlo~ SHOOT spollBOred by the Rae!'"' Fire Department at POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy !lte was a member of tbe Ratlte Bob hill !ann, Basban miniature, $'15 and itp. Stud cine Baptist Churcli. 3-7-ltp Road, Sunday, March 9, service and grooming. Phoae 11 s lfc starting at 1 p.m. »-4to llfl!-5443. WE W5H to e;wress our sincere thanks and gratitude to all our relatives, frieOOs and neigh- .\ . 19 ' ....... ·. . .....,a! . ... ,~·- IUY USED CARS. ON NOhCI , . APPOIMTMI•T .; , CUI NO. JDilh ··- ltttte ~ Notte. il; hrtkl 1. "'"'"'"' hehbJ flqa Ula\ lu 8 . Reedt..llle, Obio, IY• blllll dub' IIIPOIDJ.ed A4lliail&nVJI: .,, U.., Ettate M Gertld &. lhUlD· .,• .,. d«ellld, la&t of ou.. Towa1111.11 . .Metp Coullt)', Ohio. Cndjton ll"'t ~ to All tbllt dlll.Dll wtth 1114 fldl&ClaQ' wi&lda lOIII' m•aU.. Dtted Ulil 3nl dill ol lltreh • •· oftiMI", ol .HIHN C. IACOII Actlnt Ml ..... ,,..... C.Unty ""'" ~7~~··;8113tc: ··· ~ ; JIUST · LEGAL NOTI~E : , Folks Have Blin Trustlnr BLAETTNARS 67.:Pofltlac · ~ .. · Catalina Con_v. Coup,, Trad..in on now Pontiac our moat faithlirl CUIIGmlrl. l~w mllooge. Pe & AT. · · ., · · e.t... , •.• . :~· •! 6·l luJck' / ,. t. $1,795 LoSobro 'tuo~om 4 dr. Sodan. One of th• oliarpost '66o-in iTI•· State. Law m1leogo.,Ono carofullo<<il O'!'nor: PS, PB & AT. . .1 • . 68 Buit:k . ' ·; 1 I 1 ~.· . ·· · Save ·.$1,795 ~ota!rno 2 dr. Horcl Top. Smart turquoioollnioh witA motC:h'n rntertor. PS, PB .& A.T. E•tro nlco. . ' ~ullom l,e~bro ot ilr. ~dllj\. Factory Air tonditio~tid: Bl a•• trfol g~ld ltnloh with all vinyl upholstery. :rhlo ccir hoo-nlver been trtlod. AT, . PS & PB. · " .· ,.. -6~ Ponth1c • · ,. . '· ·1, g r '~ Pi<OOEV! l JUST GOT M'l 1(\Ti UP! 'lA BETTE!! G!i'f GOIN1! IT SOUN"'D "IKE SHi MiMIT SUSINIOSS! ·. i !;' f~: '· ' ' ( . 1' • : �• •... ( '. ~ .... ' • ' .;,; '< Te::~;~;'}r~~t:kes Nine · Lives~. . ~~!!Jlt·~e ' ::{: :'~F: : : : : : : : ·;.: : ~ :;\:: <.. · 7 N.~. JEHSE\' CITY, (tJPO• At ll"'at nine periCllls were kiUed in I roaring tenement ftre be<auoe neighbors waltad. too ·t .; ., long before swndlng the alarm, authorities saki todsy. Seven children trs11Ped Thars.i.... m .the top floor or the five_, otory tenement were kill~ by flames or omoko. A mother and her 6-year-old <laullhter, trying to escape the fire, !ell live stories to their death&. A 12-year"'ld boy was rescued moments before the root on which he was standing collapsed f ~ • into the !Iaming rums o u•e building. The dead were members of two families Who lived on the top noor or the tenement. other residents of the 10-lamily building wore believed to have escaped, but firemen were ollting the rubble · toda.Y for other possible victims. Inspectors ali!O were 00 the scene, trying to determine what I GIBSON RIDENOUR 985·3308 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & SATURDAY MARCH 7-8 YOURS, MINE AND OURS (Te<hnlcolor) Lucille Ball • Henry ForKia (Tids picture has been brought back by Popular request), A CHALLENGE fOR ROBINHOOD (Technicolor) Barry Jneham, Guy Hamilton Rumiag time: 3 Hours 20 minlites. . . SUN, - MON, - TUFS. MARCH 9 -10-11 PAPER UON (Technicolor) ~( ~n Aida • Lauren Hutton OLORCARTOONS: Norma Normal · Lighthouse Mouse Balncy Niles The Thrcne SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, BY PAT HOUCK First night jitters affected most of u.e student aclors In last night's Rlo Grande College Theatre presentation of "An Italian straw Hat." After a lew tenoe linos at the beginning, Larry D. Landaker, who played Fadinard, the land· owner, turned In a good performanee. His part calledforU.omool LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The refrain "I don't remember" is Slrham B- Sirhan's defense against the charge of murdering Robert F. Kennedy. The Arab immigrant said Thursda)o he blacked out after drinking ten Tom Collins• at the Ambasssdor Hotel and remom- ~:s..::::g!~n:u:e found "'m~Sirhan !old the jury he didn't remember taking the gun to the hotel. He didn't nonernhar writ1ng that K.....ty mull dle. He didn't remember retusing to give his nsme to pollee. In !act, he said, he didn't realize unW 7 a.m. on June s, 1968, lhlll Sen. Kemedy had been shot. 40 Are you glad that Senator KeMedy is dead?" asked Qep. uty Dlst Atty. t..vm Comploo. uNo sir, •• said 5Jrhan. ••Are yoo sorry he is dead?" No rm not sorry. D.lt rm not proud or it. u '"You are not sorry. n '1 have no way of knowing that I actually did it" The detense toda.Y sununoned more than 15 witnesses to testify about the assassination and Sirhan, L' Whftt is To put tllcir IIIOM!l in tilt Nnk ... where it; r:;;...~ safe ! ' :DAUNiGHT DEPOSITOlY .~ I • building; eoel!led. " ' ' ' ' Other, . fflnlyesterdly were Dallas Cle. ·land, ~ ·ll;oo•~ ~ Charles ~llig, all oelthliOrs of Wyaill ond perJC!!111ibo·were In 1he vtctni.ey, .., thO Jll$lri of t h e lost her grip and -~.ell while ihorllin8- · .. "''·' -· firemen were trying lo ra!H a Robert E;, Beegle, Melgo t!eP.. ladder In her level, 1lll' l!lorlfr, te!tltted of two Bjl8ll! The ladder reached the ahallo lie foUhd In the vlclnltao' Just In time In save Mrs. ~ the . shooting ot lhe bellinLewlo'a aoo. A fireman leoned Ding of te8ti1110113 Thursda)o atout before t1ie !adler looched temooo. the roof' and snatched the D8111Y WUliams, one It the sobbing youngster to lafell' Just ' OCCIQ)Oftts riding In the ear when th •- two floor ~ 1he the shooting occurred, was U.e as e -... s_.. ""' . bull<!ing cal'Od ln. last witness m the stand 'l'lllro· \ ... , mo-.1.'1Jing r'!ol memory work In the five scene play, The plot of "An llallan &raw Hat" was ill!ht comedy and 1he loss or a hat didn't seem of quite enough Importance to call lor the frenzy which loU owed, 001 maybe I missed something, Even so, the plot developed Interestlngiy ond the asides to the audience were amusing. Theploy of the wrongshoesaddedlauglrter to several scene• • min. h ha h was dlSCO gw avec ractors exit by being pushed ott U.o stage, but only mildly so. Mitch Clark as Am's jealous husband came off well and his physical bulk size added force w hls portrayal. He was well ot ca - Some or the students w 1 t h smaller parts had a tendency to ' wN some of their lines, be b The scene111 tween the aroness,playedbyGiniL.Gustalson, hurl')' --• the audience missed and Landaker came ott nicely and Miss Gustalsonprojectedher ::::~: •. weu without swaUowlng Klm George, playing tho baroness's !opplah coo sin wao one who didn't seem to lreezo up, and he too wao easily understood. Jonathan D. Ogle, as a deaf old man, was good, 811 was: Terry ~resin lhe part 0{ thehorticulturlst father of the bride. Several laugfls were produc· ed by the character of BobiD played by Dewey Hushes. Barbara Smith, Donna High, Pamela Humpleby' and Wllllam Hope gave competent perform. anoeo ao dld Eleanor Reid and Cheryl Lewla: The action ot the play oerurs ln Paris In the late 19th century. The sets were weJI done. The proollotloo was dlrectad and desi&lled by Sam Grossman, Instructor of speech ond drama. ui\n la.Uan !iraw Hat". will be preoented loolght and Satur- field. Cleland also aaid hethenheard a voice, apparently Wy.m•s say, "Dallas, get behind BOITlething_ rm gonna them all," Msbel Rou>h, mother-ln-law, ~ Charles KnlghUng, said he h•••d conver--"- -•-~ ·~ In-~· ~· •~ elden! from an upstairs w1n00w _, the ~"'""Un• home, which Ia w '"""" • locatad next door to where Wy. and lived. Sle oald BheheardWyant "~""of urm ~· kill you .x-..., .,....... all." Argument broke out In the cou~-- ·when O'Brien tried O '"~" "* ant's homes. -g. c 'S STEAl HOUSE NATIONAL BANK • Home of RUTLAND the Fobulou• Serving Meigs County for over 96 years INAO IHIITANI', 1UM - lletnblr Federal Reserve System llrtTCh IIOC:kingt oncf . . . . t.,. ting llrtll(h ponty' ,.,., .,. All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 I I I I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7 PM t' Ml VISIT THE ART SttOW IN PROGRESS . IN OUR LOBBY . . • . r ' ' I Homl"' Agllon tfftfdt ,.,.., Pontv HOM ON un~Nf..,_ , ll.. ittor lift whoo you wlslt.l'olnHng by Ruth Gosney .fo H tJ:wn I •war. · · WIIGf ' . IAHI CLOTHIIIS MIDDLI!I'OIT ' ,:.,;t '.}·0: · : >i=l-~:~:1}:;~;; ;!~:~:;:~~=;it~1;:~{:;:d:~:~h~~=~~:~;~:~::/:::~~:;.,=j: ::/??-\ i·:::::·=~~~ ;::::.::;!::J;::::::: '' ~:; . '' ' . ' I ,,, ' ' \ ' AJi4 , •••• """'- ; ' •J ' f ''•) ,d_e a l E H ds .UJQcerl Tno • BY ROBERT WlNGE'ri -, ' ·. He '!"' Clll If me ' ~,..... ' 411• minutes, . berey'o btoi'll ,..a, ~ lll·m<lllluo~d, were • "II 1'81 wllllo die ni' was out to the end . P\)MEROY - The nr&t deare!i lll!lrder ·. J1x1i!e , Jdm C. a oar JUilecl to the of lhe laM 11!111 P>!'.l!l3 P." s&ld W1 ._-.. con!orrlnl In tile llvlnl ~"' trfal o1 William Frederlek. W11QII,,: Sf, .Ra' ,' ~!h the jury and """!'~"•. ~dod to re- front ol. tile, hl>loe at about 10:30 p.m. Tho d e l - Ni~ be f1Hd two sboto In cine, will IJ> to the Jul'Y of 10 men 1'"4 two ' <eoo the trlill I •·'l'•:· ~ when The ~- said be went to the door, the olr over tho·· car while It was turning women In Me!gJ Counl;y cOmmon pleas \l(JUr( O'Brien ond Prosecuilioc ;,4.liorl)ey Bern- ond I pori!") oJliiOil'8d, who be 1-leun- ~ · ...,.tlmti ~:.,' . ~ - v..Fultz wUl li1alle ~}JiN!ni argu- ed waf ~ CU!Ilp. 21; Parkerabur& and He oald he fired a tblrd Bhot from his . The88 •12 will have to de~lde 'fhom to be- , lnfo1jo. . , .,,;v , .lf _ alkocl 111. soo hi•. ~. Barbara, .Ill ohotp, a.pln over top of U.e U.eve,· Wyant, that he never lii«tdecc to . Wy,.U, oiardng te~ ithde< direct who then wao married. car, when It was paooing In front' of hls .,.yono, or witnesses who tealiited the.r hearil ~lion o1 hls court •· attor•r askOII. t!ariW'a If llhe wanted to 800 house 11 ha 11t0o<1 5 to 6 tt In lnlnt of lhe him .say lJe was gotng·lokllleY~~who bad ~ -,itt l:_jO f.in., of the him," llld -Wyant, 11and she said no," ldtcheri ~r. bun In a ear m u.e road lllitlldo his house. lwento lin tbe nlllht Wy*'lt iald, tollQWinll further conver85Wy.,U. In anower to a queotion from 1 IYlanl. charged with thti' 'Augilst•17, 1998, Wl'll!l 8111~ he had from tion, he asked tho 111111 to leave and he be- O'Brl*i, 8111d he dld OOt ·see the car ltllhoCiUn stazyig of Mlcha.•! · 1,0~ QI1!1U1, 28; Well .Vlrgllda at , 111111 putting up_1111 argunent and actad like self afler U.e third shot. He testified a Parkersburg, took the ll,mlln ,hla DYII1 de- date ' p( , the Bhooling irid he was .,lni 111 puB the aqeen ckJor open, com field obatructad hls view when he ten,. ·Frl'!o'Y atlernoori a• the tlnal witness . lly lmmedlstely went )o Wy.m said the poriClll then loft Rred the fourth lime. 1 of the trial which J>egan w!U. 88lectloil of Wyant saki' he, hll' ond a tlte door irid dl,...red; ·•t time "II Wll · my Intent at all times to Rre a jury Wedne&day morning. 11-fear-Qld atep..aon, 1leep. later the c:ar in wJddl/ ·'1t,. ewer the car," te&Ufied 11te accused man _ !l\llense Attorney Jamei B. O'Brien rest- lng lo tile bedroom of the house, ly was riding ~ <\uing direct examination of his attorney. ed the case !or the accuse<l when Wyant ond two step-<laul!htero, road, pall hlo houlf ""-~· l "VUlt, telling the court that he fired stepped ott tho stand Frlda,y ai 2:50 p.m. 12, and Barbara Bear- llam Cleland roll~ , y~ Oo-_. "'WW froln his hlp, oald, "I never .. . ~"It $ pup 1 ::r!' ,,.,, > ' ' ., ~·· A ,WILLIAM WV <\NT Yu · · Th~ugbts .,, e even nl';ire coutemptlble than U.e -bor,,•. t' ~ I Nd Request lal Hospital, an ac<ess rood ·at 1he GalllaMeigs A1rp3rt, and ecllcaUonal funds for RID Grande' College, mrlng the 1969 fiscal year, Urban Affairs Director Albert Giles oald todsy, Largast amoonto Included called for $6.9 mUlloo lor construction of sections of U.e Appalachian DevelOJJment Highway across Joutharn Ohio and $2.4 mUllm lor expanolon of Sheltering Arms Hospllal In AU.- ,._.,OJ en~ Elberfelds In. Ar.e Open Both Friday and Satur•ay "lihl~ Uttll 9:00 · ' Morrow (Continued !rom l'logo 1) jllckqe from .U· of the Department fo RhCJ!les' ·repro.. Commloslca. Public Health Care Cenier, MsrlotiO, $91,03f; llarrlaoo Communizy Health Center, Cadiz, $127,000; home health program Athens, $42,002i speech ~ vision _ hearing 88rvlce, AU.ens, $110,624; health careers progam, AU.ens, $33,500; and Ohio Valley HealU. Servl<eo, $163,373. Ecll~atl:on Programs - Scioto County V0caflonal-Tochnlcal School, Portsmoutlt, $1,268,000; Tri - CoontJ< Vocational - Te,chnlcal (Continued 00 page !6) Partly cloudy and colder Sulio hlllh In uwer :lOa north Ill day, and colder Sunday night and MendaJ with snow Ourries malnb' east. SOs south. PIIJ'IIy cloudy lo low 20s south. Galllpulls-Poinl Pleasant ' Helps Land Shark Ed. Note: The following . . . wos written by Doug Mullineaux n, GAHS eJabU. grader following a recent trip 11> .f}onda with hls parents, Mr. and Mra• .Jlouglao Mullineaux, 615 Fourth Ave., Gollipulla, He titled it, "The Shark that Didi'• Get Away.'' On Saturday the tint or February, our trierd, Joe Flst, said, "Let'• go ftaht,._" But U.e kind of Qohlng h• meant was tar, lor diUerenl from the kind of ftohlng I .have ever done. For it was !!hark fiihlng, and a 150 pounder Is a .!alrl¥ small onel We used !3~ test Une •nd alSO. pour.:l test steel leader tthich was aUicbed to a dwble 1wivel hook. For ·battweusetl twc' sheepshead fish which weighed approximate.. ly 11h lbs. each. We started about one o'clock, got~ doWn to Big carlos Pus where we ftshed frcDtbe causeway that coonected oor island wllli..,. other. We threw our lines In and sat dCJWD. In aboui 15 minute& Joe's reel atarted to seream, He let about 5ll yardo. o! line out, then threw the reel Into paf.·, a~ the fl&ht Other projects included: ac>sJ)llal ond Health Centers - ~ackoon Count;y Long Term Care C~mter, Jackson, ''-"''·"''";' Lawrence Cooney Hospllal, Iron, County Ms- bepn. · .,.,..,.., ";:t;.ta ·SHORTU DRAPERIES WeatbeJ: ' THREE SECTIONS . -- .. ··, '.: ':'( . n :" When we got back 1o 1he trailer park we otr111111 h.;, "' In 1 tree lor people to take pictures oL Thst night, about tour other men and I helped ~oe cut the 1hark "' lote blg fillats w~lch li<e people of the park ate. (Each ru. le.t woo obout 4 !eot long!) Sherk meat lo &oUd, ' unlike «her nah, but otherwiae it was real good. Joe Jet me have the jaw bone and: the teeU. lor 1 tropby be<ause I halped catch the shark. I cleaned It by scr,.plng the meat oiL Then I oet It In the oun to dry. A lew do3s loter we put formal4ehrde on It to klll tlte bod odor. I can aay ttat mY firat adventure witb 1 shark wa1 ueltlng and edueatlonoL ,.,.,,.,.., heura 16 bOacb a !hark, tblo ol1e Dlll,y look · .· J.I!I"''' 'I'O RI!;HT: Mill C. Andrewl, M.D., CoonliDotllr, Oldq , _ . about 30 nitnutes. . P~; , L?-'11 Sehillldt, M.D.; Herman Dlllon, L.P.T.; seotel!, Genoll . . ~r w.~ eqt ~~bed, wed.idn'ttive" a· gun 1o 1dfi hlm, l,\1 we11584 1 ~er,-11\o . (lALLII'OLIS • Holzer Medical CMter Programs, United Stat.s ' Publle!'eal~ lllr·, ;~ stead. AboUt foor other men he lo drW lo me of four Ohio hospitals Invited to vice, Departmeni ill Health, and '· ;:; tbe 'shark to Joe's stationwagon l to lift partlcl_pate in a research project to de- Welfare. ;: :;. it to U.o tsll gate, A man from tht traller term1ne the usetu.Ines1 of COmputer • As- Computer-Assisted Instructloll Coqunlttee ·. :~~ park tied a rope .,..,uJd hls lall and I held slated Instruction for Continuing Education members from Holzer Medical . Center are · · :· · a gaff hook througll _hlsllead. of Health Professionals. Arthur Fleming, M. D., chairman; HenaiD ·:~: AS .we started home I mustha\'ehurthim The other hos_pllals are Grant Hospital, DUlon, L.P.T.; Gene Abelo, M. D.; JA1ot1 -:·:.: because he started tllwing and came Columbus; Msrloo General Hospital, and Schmidt, M.D.; ond Barbara Betz, RJi: :,~; : at me. I pushed h!ai away with the gall hook Ucklnr Cooney Memorlal Hospital, New- These CAl members have _piortldpaled In ' :;,' and we condnued on. . ork. This project Is tho Initial otudy ill aevoral planning meetlnga held with lhe ' _ That w•s qutte.. a sight, me riding In this cype for the entire country. Ohio Regl.ooal Medic:al Program• a Plambq: ·, back with 1 huge shark on the end of a gaff ll Ia supported by tho Ohio State Re- Study at The Ohio State Unlverolt;y, Colum- hook about a yard awsy. We got the !unnleot glonal Medical Program which serves 77 bus, where courses to be used fdr eonun.. .· THAT'S THE ~AWS of hls ohark ilolw eentral Ohio counties, a project fUnded utng Education were selected oa. the basil ' · looks rrom p~le In other caro. It really MuDlnoaux n Is holdlow, made me proud to he1p catch this beauQ'. through the Dlvlalon of Reglooal Medical 0{ recornmendatima submitted by theHOOIIl• · _ mlttee members. Four teams have written courses forlii'IC· ·. tieing nurses, physicians, dentists, occ:upa. · tional therapists, and pbyslcel lherapllto. ' These crurses are for nursea, CoroDary • Heart Disease; for physicians, The fta.. ~~ tiona! Use of AniiCOIIllllanta In ~ l1!arction; lor dentists, lllagnoalo of Oral Cancer; and lor oeeupollonal ther&lllsll and physical therapists, A Comprehenlive'I'nltment Program lor Adult Stroke PatlenUI, Mr. Horman Dllloo, L.P.T,. has- a,- . pointed consultant IX> the !'laming SibdJ tor · Use of Computer Asslstedlnstruettonln-. . lng ln!ormaUoo Needs of Local Conmulley HealU. Practitioners. Mr. Dlll'"' hal aoliat- PIIE'BIIENT AT WORK- Wendell Ger'·, ' laeh, atandlng. president or ccs, keeps ed the course author team at Ohio llate Vol· · · mallers moving. Workers I to r are Ro- vorslcy by writing parts of the couno Ill be ·; :- ~ ' available for Jt!Yslcal1herapist1, ~ :- • ' tary President WUbur Theobald, M r s. al therapists and other para - rnedlCiil hlallb -• Theobald, and Mrs. John Werner. The MGM hao 54 units - an lneresae of el&bt over tile prevlooa year. 11tlo includes 21 CUb Packo, 21 Troopo, ond alx ExJolm Whitley, Jr., reviewed last year's eamJinl ad.lvltlea1 ond Garland PariCIII reviewed lhe 1968 leadorlhip tralnln11 evento. Mrl. ~ano Abbull, Fo~. was presented a cake m her Ecm.-_ aroond _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ pro!essioos. .. , . On March 15, the&e courses will be Pall· , able In Galljpolls, oo the computer tor- ! ; .- Installed. In Holzer Medleal Center, Haolth ProCessionals interested In uaiD& t h • 1 ' course materials are urged to eontaet the Of.. rice or Jotm w. Raf[erC;y, admlnl.strlllor,,.. garding utilbatloo limeS- HealU. praloa...,. als not currently actively employed 1,!> a.1t health professions are espoelaily ,..loclalt. The computer aystem used In this Is a digital romputer whl<h Ia boltd at, 'i'ho Ohio State Untverlib', Collep 01 ......... Hospitel, and which lo .....,.tad II> 1111 HOI• .zer Medical Center terminal by data .... PIOne connectloo. -' / were: 5-81' AR UNITS OR MORE P-203, P404, P4f0, P448, p• . %58, T.:14. T.:SO,.T448, T..257, T·1159, X400, X..261, VNn"S REREGISTERING ON TIME - P./l03, P..204, P..Zll, P415, P..246, P..2t8, P..258, T. 200, T..203, T-208, T..Zll, T430, T..235, T4f0, T..2t2, T..245, T-" 241, T..251, T..256, T..257, 1..25~, li..ZOO, X..261, C,o).NP ARROWHEAD TEM>ANCE•- ota4t.' SPECIAL FABRICS rn11L PRINTS IN GOOD · ~.uL~ FOR THIS SALE ; .• Eastern Oasses Resume 50136" 2.49 :~ : ,:, . ·• .;~ : . .r :- ·: -;:' . .J. -:·:>li!. Tll>pera "Plains T~~~=~~~ was The clOsed Wedriesday, · ' ; ;:;i de,y the 111111 wO!lk Whill ab!'ii:•-;~~~~~:':·: _ ''''"~ ii~Jii!i!t'trtll*ll"', and a n - Qlestlaq and answer per- 40 percent d.. to m..,8'., · ~~W' CI~ou••IJIIa will be • i!NIP...t members tnc~1de Vlekl Ev~ Prese11.1ed l\'f~•. ;; .. , CHESTER - Allochoala olotht ~ ;'•;.'~lt Local School Dlotrlct wUI be qJOn lOr ~ . •• beginntow Monday, ~olul Riebel, dlalrlit · suporlntendenl said. . T .."1!111. ·)>.,2te, .i: Easter Seal Mailers are Prepared boys," said Morrt1011. Rev. WOllam !lutler dellvor-· ed lmo<atlon, and led -llnglng following the steak dlmer. !!onll)' Parooos, Pack 203, and Maxk Whalen, Pack 215, led 1he pledp II> the Rag. Mr1. S.rah Moltdlr'• art claso was n-olble lor 1he table ond wall deCO:ratl<~~o. Unlto hoN>red laJt n ill h t ... , .:.. -"'"~,a. ,. ' ;, t "'"''" "' ~-~""i' c!ikel · .· .,._.....-...... SEE tHE: r.tAJit NEW ARRIVALS ALL bVER THE stbRE F~ij tilE ~dj SPRING SEASON - WEARING APPAREL FOR YQUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HpME'. + ' Low Sunday night In teens noril1 SU~DAY, MARCH 9, 1969 or l>lrthday. to., 32 PAGES r• ure time. The only aolutlm 1o U.lo age-Gid problem Is work. Good olol-lashloned toll, • eon. Uneed lhe speakeio. The Judge pointed out "scoutIng helpa combo! juvenile delinquency, but leaders ahould keep In mind membership atone lo not sutlitient - we must live thf! prlnclpl01. • )n reviewing 1968 actl.ttleo, J. Emmet Morrl1<11, Organization Olld Extenoloo Cholrman, aanouneed the MGM Dlotrlct started U.e year wiU. 921 boys regiotered lor scwting. "We flnlllhod tile year with o record 1,109 Do 11 It .,. ·Greater Middle Ohlo Valley . I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL , .,'!hii .Pll!l)eroy eq~er/IIIIOY "'uod Was called to the· Marthl Heaa Home, Sj)rirw Ave,, Thursday ar. ternoon. Mrs. Hess was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospllal where she wa.s treated tor an ankle injury received In a fall. She was relet sed 1>" 0 . ~·~,;~::ttnt ,, Sarnu~ Butl.er aald, 11 The man ~' will' to&: hlmoal! be bored iJ ·'- ' .. until .a 1-, ,'' ' Jll""" . ·IIOONDUP , . , ., l'lt... ,~ , . ,, (Contlmed from pqe I) . COLUMBUS <!JI'll - A otate oon, J>..Cieo~and,• iltftted 'tho •'" rlsea pr<llllised ...t~. , , .:·•, . ' : " " oommlamn_ wpuld ,liwellllaitij bW -to soti.riT~OIIini of ·-~e.f91; , ~ • The eloctrl<itf· wOrker I \>owe(! there woil!d be ~lde&p~~pOw· dllltdbutloo!:ol atio<ene and poi-. thO 4,180 aero& fl/ uPIOld land. • ull '-apbl'\'1.\a\ertata til Oblo ;.t ·. . r;r..,.y 1""'1<! be .~~ 'lo . . er cut& 110111 Tuesdiy, , tho"~ Pre.•klel!t Qlirlea de Ga e was~ dor a Jo1nt ~,ool ttoo.- c o d - aChool, . .ol. illrf~c•• ·, Re."'~"~ e!ll- t addrtss ·tlte nell on In a bi'oldcast s~ lhe forthcoming l'ef.,..._ " · '!II "" .. l onduln on bureaucraUe Worms, oeilqs 'ln:ll'anca were 11 1 helvy Thersda)o In lhe. ~. ~ . ID · ,000 iav'li&" Ill· The oommlooloo would )10 dl- "!1111 by 81111 ·!11',-tlt1! lind, 1181 dlocount or oimpl,y stapped aa !ears oflrmn!nenl devaluation ' 1"e ;,, reeted by lhe state ,attorney ostdo for , ~·~ PJqoltl 01' i ' lllanY - r s of lralll'& sold them.!or gold; . ·. , : ' general !IJtd "'""d rej)(>rt block bi 1797, · ' Hatd line milikinu tO live hiJrd to · tbe · General Assembly by · Four bWa clWfd · thO m> · WASHINGTON _ A1TY, GEN. JOHN N. 1\IITCHELL p~no lo Feb, 4, ,1970 andthel09th legis- ~se. s of the ,lif~atDr,e .11tutl~ 1" criminally prosecute uhlrd line mUJtantl., whQ gO; fl'OD'! college ~ latqre, , ,_.,. , · oil the · Sen.. James II Leedy RThe House.j W!O'I' 80~ lo-·ro; college across state lines lo Incite riots by c ege students, W . ,:......;.,,eed· ·~ 'ent peal 1 88 '""' ~ 011 • "" .1he' au-'·'t. Washl~ Post said iri Ita Frl.dl,y edition.'· . , . Cif~llter, u1qvuu _ w~ re .u. ~· .. \lw 1 Mitchell told the -ot In I,R Interview , that ,.1 grea,t ill ovl- tton 11hlch - d ~ olinUar In censo ~ law a, 11!'Widlilg _lor ...,. "'"- ..... •a.... , .............. ,....._ a-dal ...1••- •...,. let ·•·· donee" had been gathered on these mUltonts and "I wculd s.y thlo qJOr~, ... u~ ~·ti ..,..... ~ , ....,..~. l"f . ~~'" ~ ls·averyoerlouoC0111j10110nt"oftheproblem. .mlo,sloo m ~~oenleyondfl>r- ceGireoilll9~,, "I • • , ,_~, whicli wiD report to .• A meaaure1 exlencl lrCllll $9A 000 aubaidy payment l1mil proposed ~~ :!W'. 31, ~970, .. . five de,yo .to~ , ~ lhe IJ;ne ?1 SHINGTON - -LEGISLATION TO CLAMP a $20,000 ceDing Balic alm 1/l ~ .Wd1 woa . allowed !qr , _, 'iCe!donl,. ~6' anJ1U11 fedora! -..u.nts 1o Individual !arms will be IntroduCed In to dmo~lno 1110 lriOII -tuectlve po~s\wlth ·!he · • ,paased.St-0, 011 ~··· m "' ~1.... '1110 dis ' L· Would Audit tha Hoooe pext week, acconllng lo Rep. Paul Fl'ldley, R-UL· ~~.:..."" ..:;::::tY'I"'"-""-II·· , :: · .w111 ... .,.,__,_- """'. • \., Fiadley said in an Interview with VPI he would like to earqmrk ...-~ · ,"'u·~' ·COII.u\11 on.. . wl'll' ~· ;w.;-ll'r1.PI'P· the estlmatad $205.6 miUim BOvhws to lnt>rove tlie food stamp proo llmlto. . ·• hlbltln!! an ~ · . 'l~, Ste~'~s For Land sale to open 1 deiJ()Ilt .box gram lor the poor, and provide loons and job trolning for DW"ginal . • ,, ~- , , · !arm qJOrotors wbo are just scrapiow by, 11 lhiiL A bUI whl<b would be tho helo In hi' . .• . 110111• with1 tlnal step In lhe elimination df out ID audit , or.hand wa' AT 8 PER CENT OF GOAL the "inet!lclent, ex Pen I lv e . lflln'IW.ed 30!,.J.. " ~~ iVaDS e8 ~anuary oaleo of Series E & sci¥Jol and mlnlsierlal and land A bW cleo..,~,. two -, s H Unttad Sil.tes S.vinp Honcls support program In Oldo" wao tor· the ~~~~ent OC dis . ct ond Freedom Shareo lo 0 h' I o also otrered In U.e Senate TB boePltll~lil', .Co of medl1:"Thor·•·.. cal .,_.,_ '"'--'ilod tOr "ere $30.3 mlluon, The State --,, ...,..., ' ' !"~" ~ 9•1 per cent of 111 S..o. Ralph S. RelJI!a, 11- ~~ - ~..nt '. 1 wa•f'.•sed one of 1he ma.ior attraotlms 1969 sales gqal of $330,4 mil- . Navarre, and M, Morrlo Jack- 30~IIolotloo .~ eOd In tile on tho 1968 ~9 Trl _Cooney C<lll- lloo ~......, 31. Mr _ Theodore General Aosemt 11tursd81 cert 80rles will be presented T. Reed, Jr., Meigs CDUDiY Volwould: ., ~ at 2,30 p.m., In Gallla IUiteer Se.Yings Bond Chalrman, AUTO DESrROYED _Provide half . I& A ...,_., df•-l re-"" January Sav•··s Bonds A 1961 automobile -~ ,_ , , PlY:, . ••-·..au ~ urn, .,.._ ... uw•- "' OOUIIty employes ' ...,oral Th •··"•• 1an1~ L and Freedom Slai'e oalesln lhe R•v Y<11ker wao de...._,ed whlll ..,.., • e outs.......... P In e e Coun . .,,9 ...., ... VJ electiOn days. . . • {- ·· .. ·, Evans, wbo has bun pla,ylng t;r were .,. ,186, whleh Is It eauglrt Ore afler oveJ1urnlng - Eotabllah an . ~ ; ~alnce 1he a- of tlve, will pre. 8 per eent or Its aunual oales on Peach Fork Road, tbe Fomo- _ ..... Comml . 1_,_ , . 1. - · lle. .,.. D"~' INUIII sent a program or !amlllsr 1111- plthe end of Januacy. roy Fire Department reporta. ~ - 1 ' i -·~ The do"-""-.... wao ealled to oper ' r sic that will appeal to liJ ·ecti· ~ ... .._... .- A_uU.ori . ze .- ..... .'.-. ' ,l ithe oeene t 5 30 m. w· · """"'~ eert pro. Assisting hlm In a : P. I- lloooro In eountleo .• 3D.Il,OOO _ the trio will be BlllSmlU.,purdl)'. -·•att- ~ " ·~ ... .....,.... ..., w l ·• ,..,..,cusslon, and Barl')' Mintz, string TEACHERS OUT AGAIN 000 111 C01Il1l¥ hi lot!e- · bass CUYAHOGA FALLS, 0 hI o INJURID IN FALL tteo " ' Noi..worthy namharo In t h e (UPO - Teachers In the CUyaErnest Davidson, l'omei'OI' • -·Lower the ret!"' !lrst part of the progam wiD !toga Falls school aystem otay- wso taken lo Meigs General lloJ- · ~J~lrement from 25 • be the "Nutcracker &lite," and od away rrom classes toda,y for pllallate Wedoellday night by the of servloe In the : ' seleotl<lls by ~erome Kerns, and the aecond consecutive day In a Pomerqy Emergoney I!IJiod Ill- ployeo Retirement Mor111n Gould. Thehaunting"!ole- woge dlopute with the Boord of ter falling !rom a stool at lhe raise 'tile .,. roqulr · lasuena,•• is also included. Education. The walkout alfect- Martin Hotel. He . was admltted 32 year I "0( ...m. /., hike In the aeeond hall of U.e con- ed about 12,500 student&, for treatinent. pensions under new · las cert will be uA Salute To The for tlgurlftg retire ~tJ. · BeaUe•," and two Elllngt<llnumhars, There will be a medloy from "Welt Slde story," andother j)Opllar nuriters. T..217, 281. - $~50 .·.:.• ,::··. •·:!:~:;!;. ,t()ntfl ' ' .JVew.s~.•·.-,•. ·in ., ll_ rie.fs ' .?..·.~ 238, T~~~~t:r.ir~:: good IO.IN, .,_ oncf f~ (oftt (A, their ..,.., lont t ,., • dor wfthtM • fMM Th.r,·. rwv., o w..,~ bother wt!en 'f*lt• _...,._, N ultimate ln ta"'-.... ~ Mojud Pot~ty HoM, . . . <Jf through tM Member Federal Deposit lnsuranclt Corporation . plorer Foots, Fultz, however, obJected to tile line of te8ti1110113 and Judge Bacon ouotalned him. O'Brien aaid he waa attempllns to show the lrame of mind of the defendant at lhe time oflhe EROY POMEROY of1Ven by IJiotlon went - afler Dotaonhewanotlssboteed ~ autotold tromt h0 8 court • "' rrimedla hls borne and w.nt 1 te· ly to the ~ acene,. Cleland aald ~.~eard 008 .of the men rlcllng nu.11 the deceas· ed man, preoumabl1 his brother, Max, shout, "Hel9Jied llll'brolhor, let's 80 get him." Cleland oald the men were out of the car ond causing a commotion when he arrived In 1he vlelnlll' of 1he to cross - examine Knighting, Fultz objected lo certain quealions, with Judge John C, Baeon sustaining the objectlorio. O'Brian onnounced he woutd subpoena KntgM!ng •• his witness to get answers to questi~~ he asked, It the Judge _,ld nin allow them at that time. DEFENSE WITNESSES The Rrst three witnesses called by the defense all latflyesterday afternoon, were teenQers wbo testified theyhesrdwhatU.ey later decided were &hots on U.e night of U.e killing. The wltneases, who reside near when Wyant lived, were Ronn.le Wa-r, Gfe...._.,,. stump ' nd ~·· ,._.,, Gene Hudson, stump and Hud""'• wbo 8111d they were working on a bieycle when the blasts otsrtad, 8111d theyheardwhatthey determined as pellets eomJng down ool of a tree several tllnea during the shootings. The !Ina! witness 16 take the stand Thursday was Robert Wnday at Communlcy haD, R l o pit, reporterilhoiDgrapher {.,. Grande College, at 8 p.m. The Dally Sentinel, wbo testlfled regarding dlotsnces ond messVETERANS MEMORIAL urementa in conneetlon wtth.varHOSPITAL • Admlaslon& - Robert Harris, loU8 pictures he had taken and admitted In evldenceforU.etrlal. Ml<kl!eport Opening test!Jnmy this mornDlocbar~s- Pl>yllis Hawley, Garnet Caram, Deseie Pauer- Ing was tromlloltle LandersReyMlds, Doris Hendricks Olld Nina oon. VauiJhan. ReynoldsondHendrleks test!Red of U.e deceased man and sheer, long-wearing his companl<11s being at Sheoallg l\)rlngs 111 the dllofU.eillcldent Testimony of Mrs. Vaullhan was ordered stricken afler It wao determined events related by her had occurred after the sheollng. Wllllam Cleland, who owned the home where Wyant resided, was questioned by O'Brien rO: garding a tralllc sltuatl<11 on the road leading to hlo and Wy- Ask about this conveniem service that enables you to get your money to a place of safety after ~nking hours, weekends, mghts and holidays. l ~~~~. ot~alnch 1118~1 Wunessei ~at!- U ' R Op ' " ·• traw nat un ' ens :,ao!l~~el~;;;::;:: 's 10 Gin Shots RADIO & T.V. - Fire otnclal·a 8111d the blaze apparently starlet\ on the third floor of the brick building and leaped upward through Its woed Inner structure. Trapped on U.e lop floor were Mrs. Rens Lewis, 28, and her five children, and four children of Mrs. Allee Thoma&, 24. Tho lti Mrs. mas, v1s ng a neighbor downstairs In the '-!led after Fillll WE SELL' WE SERVICE' - G~ . POII..e Chil.t Rayii1MCl ' Mrs. Lewis, wltp little Cllrf•said the rtre •was "really &QJns" tine under ~r arm. aut out I. before the ft~ lire ·lru<ik, window,' She ~.<!led on the ' arrived because the~ had been lll!rrow - l e d . , lor .a low "a serlooo delay in reporting mtnates, while ~I OhcO!tlt. • ed "Hold ml Hold on!" !lit ol)e , Memory a8lJllS REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS CHESTER, 0. CIU~ the~.. l' .~-~ ·, " .' Tllurs- llioWn 1o Jumillll) Ron BonitOtl, DuQoelill, Mr. ond Mrs. ' and , llotl'YI Lewis, Co- . •'io:~.A~.~~K ol " lliz Po.; n,<l'Y Hoiraloll, ~lila, I• one of""'!' ,' ")' 1...1~~f . . -'\ li!Hltary ~~~~ r<i*'~·llid. ·' .. ' black •1~li;Y "G"~. RD<!I • Ud~;\~;~;=;~ """"" 'llooiiCOinellt by !1'"•··. -.h.· '· l<esier. · \:·~,,, . ' l'·,l·l . ~<· ( •.. 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