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Vltlnam•o ChiJf clelegate, l'ham !)q Lim, warned that blo ''W,IIi DOl ldl¥ b,y "lad accepi an lnereoM In lotelidiJ or tile - b.Y t11e <:'omibunl.t lido.~ . . .,mam.m_ a. HOLMAR BALL· GLOVE ' . 'il:i.;!.L $ l • I '"! . ' .• • ( TII!'BE F1VE SENIOR GIRL$ or SouthorD Hllb School In Racine are c~ tor lhe Ulle of queen or the IIIIUI Beaux Arts Bill to bo otopd at the school on March 22. The Bill .. a hl&hlllbt of the school 10110n atSouthernH!gbwhore no )unloraoalor pram Ia hold. Tile formal al!air .. ""'" to the JOUI>Ilc. Tho Ollldldates, left to rl&llt. are Robin Morrow, Brljlget Nease, Sblr. . G<..W,. ADllf<CIIDiock 111111 Lllllla GriodJIIIt soao 180 miles e&ot or the coral laleo oflhe Bahamas. Tile ~ aauto began their drop trmn orbit at 11:31 L m. EST wllea an 11· second burot trun lhelr -rlul rocket .,.tne al01red o\pollo 9 eiiOUI!II to ..t earlh'a Jll'lvit.Y pull It back hOo the atmosphere. The utronauta Wedneaday good enough sailor tor tlat.., tacked one 96-mlnute orbit onto Flight Director Eupne Kranz, lhelr 1~ night sc they could referring to lhe splu.-n that splash down Thuraclly m gedle was scheduled lor 12:01 p, 01. trldewt.nd swells rather than in (ES~ today, said •tWe've had a wind-whipped wavea. JIODd mloolon so tar, but we allll UHey, let's eo there, let' a go have • Wl)'l to go betore we get there," COIICWTed F1igtrt; Com- the job d(l)e," - o r J..,.a A. McDivitt wben The declolon to bri!W o\pollo arOU!Jd cootrollers recommend- down at the · - o! ne 162Dd ed movllltl the reccwery area 480 orbit or earlh rather thoo96mll> mUo• south ol lts 1orlglnalloca- utea earlier 11 had been planned tton. sent lhe prime recov017 lhlp VSS Told ol lhe 12-loot aweJJa and Guacla!CIIal oteamlllfl to a point guot,y wlndalnthoorlJIInlloplasJ>. In lhe Allaotic 860 mUea not ol down area, McDivitt aatd, HJ c.pe Kemedy. don't lhlnk 1117body up bore Is a (Cfllltlnued on pogo G) -SP,\CE (U~Tbe ..... lddW.........,ho lllp afier Apol1p orllltal tnlolkll to 1be 111111!11 Mq wttb a IUDIJ' hd1t I ,.. •n ~. 1.1. Gen. So••ol ~ ,_. ' the . .lllllllllr .. .Ito CUFI'ON - Tan Pip, left, and Jilll Moon, rllht. bWed as "Dust and Alhea,• dellveey !alk •IIWinB ministry will II>' pear at 7<30 p.m. March 19 at lhe Cll1lon United Melhtxllll Church. ·Tile dup '""' tor ooclal jusUce In oharp, cr..u.,. !mapa, muolc:olly and by tho spoken word. They are re...,. mended lor the "Turned on GenentiOD." The two are tram the General Board at E--'lom at the United Methodlot Church, Noahv!De, Tell!. Tho publjc Is invited. ,: . f; ' .-· ·~ - jd8 'tells . .. _.....,.. • ...... lf:llCO<I'IIl lunar orbit - . tm• ~-!;{!fl J...Un& Notr, Fbllllpa - · - .. kind or tnlaa lonko Pbllllpa aid tho two ..... .,. admlni*Uir• Thomas 0. Polae, m ·~ .. 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ROM FilLA. ·ZEBCO 202 REEL . 1,.,._, Q/'l'I.M M~·¥(1i00 Anrtl ' ..till Away front Walking on Moon alllad J,lNielll u ~" · Tile · Colnmunllls 11114 Pre,. ldont Nboln to look at lllllor1 IDd I l l 1he ".t&nomJniouJ failure" tho u.s. bomblna' "' Not111 VIetnam brooll!lt hll predecooiOI', former ~ B. JalmiOil. The Cbla! VIet Ceq·clelepte to tho VIetnam peace talko, Traa Bw Klem, declared that "If tile u.s. odmlnllllratlm SUIT $127 ' dlplored RAJN WITH ALUMINUM HANDLE .. Amerkam Just Four Montlu v....... Thtv ... aCfOIII Soidh RAPALA'S • . \' ~ . • - Warned·. tliO IJidlad (litel' ·-··.. : ........... _ .. tor file _,..... Col!ununlet·~· c«endv,···"'"' .,....., 'i Pc. · Sturdy frames of kiln dried hardwood, rubbed wax finish. ..\ .1 ~' . • . PARIS (UPI)-'Ibe VIet C4111 · CHOICE • I 1 ' '" YOUR ' \ Dare / lrilcikett ' •12" Iiiii learlng Wheal• . ·,' Reds · ,, . • Nylon Sere•• Doer & Wlndo"( eZJppe,...Doer · es.woollnfloor eStooiStekoa ·~ ·.. \ oll ' VOL. 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' ' ) .J tho ~ -~·- lbore . . . two . •'!l alfernldves: ·. -. ~~ "To kelp a. . ~ • . apaeec:ra!lllld - . • IIEIGS GENDIAL HOSI'IT AL ADMri'TED- Albert VaoC.O.. ·'· ·' 5 Defen«bm.ts . no,y, llljldl~. DI!ICiJARGED - NQOO. ,· Forfeit BOnds . ~ . ' ' Edson Roush is Gold Star :. . ( - ' OPEN FOR FAIIIIER8 Tile A.S.C.&. ollloo lillhe llaICIIIIc TOIIIIIIe bulldlba In F'omero,y will he ""'"' until Soturdl!.l' lor the......,...,.,..., !ermera Wbo to •1&11 lor the food ltld l!l"aln Jll'OIII'IDI, Herbert (Fete) Sldllds .,_.,cod to- dol>. An Exclusive: . ' Guernsey Br~e~r.for '68 Soviet Troika in ·-all 111111 rodilt '..., • at • 111101' ........... follow ... to tho IIIII ~ llllub:f< ,. �' ij . ' ~ '. ' . 1• ··•: ·. tods, tiN! Pay-off Is Your qeech ':_. ' •I 1• • ~ rumble seat? . , But there is the atomic bomb, lou,_~!: and setellltes and space ,travel 1m w....,. drugs and . . . '-••• Tfiele tblngs did not appear ove."'6'.t-and no one presently under 30 invented them. . · ..... Sunday supRlement readers In the 1..... and '30s were' regularly regaled with lm· aginative speculatioos on the poulbillty of space travel, were told of the unbelievable energy ill uranium which scientists 'll'ere working to release, were kept up-to-date on the latest medical miracle. Far less wrenching of the imaginaUon1 far Jess drastic adjusiment in "life style' is required «> project oneself from 1989 back «> 1940 thin from 1940 to 1~ even from lll1lJ to 1900. Indeed, In most important ways, life at the turn of the llllh century bore more resemblance «> life In the .J.8th century than it did to life scarcely a generation later. Americans born In the early years of the 20th century have managed msurvive and cope with thO fantastic tecbnolo8\Cal discoveries that have poured forth unceaslnldY without feeling totally alllnated from ill previous generations. Today'a young peop1e surely fiave the stamina and common sense and courage to do the We are deYolopi9J! a credibjllt~ pp over · Gr111Jted -!hat' tilday's young Jl\lople are the smarlelt; most Informed. most dedi. cated, most conc!er!IOd, mosl-eve~ything­ else-that's·good generation "'er to appear on the face' of the ealth. U it wasn't ti'Ue, every publjC persooage fro)ll the ~sidon! on dO)VII wouldn't constantly be seymg it, would they! . But that "the difference between the lives of pre-World War II generati0111 and today's youth is as great as the sjlan between the oldsters and the savages of New Guinea" Ia, we suggest, just a wee bit of an euggeratloo. Margarol Mead, the noted antbropologist, made the comparis011 recently. Youth are the natives in lhil new technological. land of post-World War II and all those over 25 are foreigners, she said. The root cause of student unrest is the fact that the television-reared, instantaneously knowledgeable youth of today, having been brolll!ht up In such a totally new world, the ge"'ratl'*' gap. are 'young creatures of another kind,. who don't belong in the old system. One wonders. Is the sending of pictures through the air in 1969 really that much more DilracuJous than lhe seodlng of words in 19211? Is the gleaming supersonic jet any more amazing lhan the wire and canvas contraption lhat struggled a few feet off the ground in !903? Are our high-powered, luxurious, highway-clogging cars o! today really t6at much of a quantum JUMP from the first one-Junger that e1ploded down ql!let, pastoral Elm Street, U.S.A., In 18991 Has The Pill really bad that much more effect on manners and morals than did the Pre-Race Blood Tests Now Mandatory same. By all means, Jet us praise youth. But let us rest awhlle from teJUng them how special, bow different, hoW Unique, how put-upon, how unfairly treated and how much better In every way they are from illlthe rotten !allures guilty of having been born before 11145. They may well be. But the case for It Ia not proved. And only their accomplishments can prov~ 111not anybody's wolds. only answer .to that, she said, is for the man trap." · The accomplished Mrs. Luce, who is an outstanding example of the felicitous combination of both beauty and brains, llasn 't been reading the right statistics. The annual number of marriages in the United States has been increasing without interruption since 1958. In the past seven years, the increase has amounted to 32 per cent (In the same period the birth rate has steadily declined, so she is right about the baby trap part of it.) In 19118. more than two million marriages Bad News for Crooks --- ... _.. . .................•r·J:.,_•..: ...... ~ ---~ '-;·.\Jperlq-spon\ m~. thfD f;l\1 , b!l!!!>!! ."ir 1111 their Jallf'enfilrcemenl depertmenll tsst year. Even in this inflated age, that's a lot · of money, and since neither crime nor traffic nor any other area promises to get smaller, the cost can onlY go higher. Because it is such big business and important business, "it !s only logical that our cities wlll be runnillg these operations with all lhe tools now tiWlzed routinely by large coryoratlons," predicts one elperl According to Prof. WllJiam Hewitt, senior law enforcement consultant lor Cf· bernetlcs Development, Inc., of Englewood, N.J., between 65 and 85 per cent of the nation's law enforcement agencies wlll soon turn to computer-based IDformatlon and electrooic crime prevention systems. ~ - ·or·"r'n . com ~.~---· 'nofilllii~olilp'ks. :11: ' !!.\' w:kao specialize In their application m dllerent fielda. In Jaw enforcemen~ tbls Involves advising, training and working with local pollee lad justice personnel through the whole range of their activities-from departmental organization and admlniltrati<m to recruitment to patrol beats to tratftc studies to court and prison operation. One of the most provocative uses of electronic Jaw enforcement is In the stucjy of crime pettems In any given area by day of the week and bour of tlie day. With their "electronic auxiliary/' police have frequently been able to predict the occurrence of an attempted crime to Its euct . locati<m and time. ' , Some buildings don't have rooms or floors numbered 13. The first known record of bad luck attributed to 13 Ia an ancient Babylonian clay tablet telling of a king whose 13 wlvea were kllled wbeo a fire swept his harem, The l'.'orld Am.nac notes. The tlng ,eoncluded ·that It woo a. bad t~IQI to have 13 wives. II isn1 known whether tho klnB.contented himself with 12 wives or indulged himself with 14. .. Q-Who jumitMI the tor hollonii>Jv ilischo'Vri vetenma1 A-The Vetenno Admin· lltl'allon provides thll flag, which Ia liven m tha serv· ICemln'1 f11Dil7 following lha·burtal servleel. •• .. , •• •• ' · Effective Treatment .Depends on Cause ~ Hado's .• .•, ' . ·' du .... Mr. 811 It Cll,y Hall . netiYod threlll to ltiQ' aut of tilt Bodford~- ..... wroac will' Ll&ht Bulb'' .,.., orthe-•:no&whlle"The - ......uu....,., hr-11101 faalblllllar -oi .... -Eollllle l',ir... IDd 11oM Wlldtr .,.._...wrorbelt-..the Noll l!lfl' ·- " od . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No • ~ 1 I ' ., Alalo &nith IDd CraJc liloYIOI lllaldni: ll<e - · at tile Chlr- Qwi!l'o Tftel)i4! ) fll'l ~~ " '. :. • ..,.. " ~f • '. . " •• •,. .. ... ' . ,: •'" v(. I ' a , i l l . . rr.- bonia m,_lory. hod 11-. ... cmcted _it sc1o111 DoWna here t11e put years. Ohio II the ~·:::: ~ :: Open, .NJ'f Event i .. , flrit state to IDaJre mch lasts TOIIIjl(t i'!ll!f ' ·~~. ~. l't(Jilrel a . ~~ . wllli NOw York·in ... for Colcb •llJa . bil ! :::~ :: .n.ttuo •. llliidid "' bick ,' IIIII l.QdiYllla W<l U, tlir'Mil. laft must be rellaterod by Oct. 1.6. 'l'be OOIIIIIIIIIIIDn 81>1Dted the ...,;oat ar • lialver or $150,000 ourel,y from the ~ CIQ- 1\uf Club or Clnolnaotl IDd a $100,000 BUrell' bond !rom tbs lllci.Amertca llaclDg Aasocllilm HMe of Ar"!w $1iltto post.nce urine tsat ot 1M - ... and all other - - dell.!nlted )IJ the ............ 01' .tu<IIIO•· 'l1lt p!l!ey will prevaD st twiJ ni&M harneD trickJ, Scioto llo1ml and Norlh!leld Park, lbiJ year. Dr. JIDIOI ClobeJ, cbslrmon or the racing OOIIIIIlieliloll'o pre. race tslt COIIIII1lltee, oald .parks Wwld opend ~.000 oaeh oa the Jlll'<hase or mobile laborator!Os ond ~ · 11a eatlmatod the coot or runnlnrl 1l!o lasts nuld 01001111 to ., . addltiooal $11,0110. ' The Oommltlion aliO adopted later deodllneo for registration or borlt• ln'ofllt'<Jilo' ~ bre<l Race Fiind ~ ·Ali tooli 'born IIi ' <>r Iller Jiln- I 1969 must be rqlllered prior to 0e1. 15 In tile year or blrlh. Lafayette'• Fla& Lafayette's tomb in Paril is ooe of Oniy 18 altos ill the world where, by presiden· llal proclamatinh, It is authorized to fly the Stars and Stripes 2-1 hOuro a day in patrlolic respect. MORE PEOPLE USE WANT ADS HAN EV.!R lEFOR H.t.VEYOU · EVER TRIED ONE? 11.~~~~;;;:;;;;;:;;:: ~ to JUIJ' 1; 1969. flollfmlllld ,b..-nareo be . . . . . . prior w-• ,.q_.. .. •... 1.-.... r.an. · · •- Thoss b!>rll ·Jrior to JID. 1 Dllst Qleen Cll,y bas a 50-<ll,y meat msnclator7. ichtclded starting May I f. Tbe r h e !Wr"n'•lion elllnlns18d the J)Oikace ssllva IIIARA clalaa are JUiJ' 21-Stpt. tslt II aD tracka when the lf"e- 16. race test was ulod. 'lbo p>IJe.y, ::;:H :: .~~ Fl(!ri.da, Temple ) lea.._. .~~ ,.... k Md YUJ CID't - ' tile lfet'1 Mr. ill& RudolJ)IIllinJ to 001110 olf VOI7 well ..:. T h • ~ ~ IDd II waa a 13111 rjJUed choice IDd lAir, was picked In ·tl)O 16th round. •:®o"!' .fP.ID,"Jatlle ·~~ ;' · ' ... :Walk, Who miiP4..,. j)olatl ; • Pine IDd 17 l'lllcloa!lda: 1ildll Lorer" .otaawOcl to a , ' lldwJ. IIIII .. .. II did eo rei·. . Mrlalbly fiDe •<tlac for IOIIItl•l. ,.... oo opodoua IDd IJallfnl, ...., ~~ooa~ort.an_..uy hal {' lllo ~·• Llnctl ill her ' •' · aee··"Jlout!lell ""tute. Ui>sel .... Pldl!ldel,llllla. , ·~~r• ·..,.. « ·.u.. · _... ~ ~oiblodar at 7 ' ...... !,bile . :so-. ·'llllla playa a. ,....... O!.J,) at I ...;Hivol7 II 1101 the -~~ BdwJ, • ~ Ia &-41!d'wellb• 236 pounda. , Aia'l1~ W!ll'<J Tom ,llooit.ell, a 6-2, 200 powllll"'"'" orbac:k ~ ScMIIorn Mlsoloojppl, IDd Jome& IAiwe or TukO- lenal:n :.:::ri;\1; •sOOt "*'"FlOrida mefa actnu uTiit tile .. tliir~l ":r.fo~a o1 fJI!rlda Stati . · . oplct \9.1118 Gil•• ao a llnsbac!<or or de- . ot the &Dey _tal_ two ·~ !IIIII I,.,.. ... 11'1-cloll&lltful to i·. .old - -rlods lib ~ ' · CLEVELAND (lJPl) - The Ciawllnd Browns bave o;lnod .tbree cellop drail .cheiCOi, lncllilllla No. 3 selection tlaht end Howell ll4!ded 2i, Chet llaur, cauld aim aut "' he the Wallter hod a 7etra hllh or 28' · ~~ .of iilo year in lhe points.. NatiOaid Balketball Aaooclatlon. Atlanta rallled !rom 10 polnta , 'UIIIeld; wllhaut tho IIIUII .off tbs .... to put a crimp In lilnWIIIOII that IIU'roonda Chlc.... o p!IQ'olf plano, Joe NATIONAL LEAGIJE Wedaesdsy'o Relllllts .;;,;,. riiOkiao In !<iiY sltuatloha, Caldwell and Lou HudiNlll each East Dl¥1oion Philodelphil 7 Booton 5 .drqpd· m two !oul ahots with rcorod 22.polnta for lhi Hawi<l Won Loot Pel. GB St Lclulr 6 Pl1taburlh 3, 8 in....... l'OII!oinlna Wtdnas· to llftiOI 18i)CIIIIt perfOI'IIliiiiOOS Pb"~·'•hll , , 4 2 ,667_1• nings, darkness · dt,J · Jdihl to enable llalllinore from lhe Ballo' Jerry SlOan and St.,_.,.Loul1 3 2 ,6041 •• Chlcoao, N, 8, San Francllco 6 19 · • • • • " Son Dlogv 8 Seattle 'B' 2 t Mil tbt New York Knlcko Bob Boozer. Piltsburlll • • • 3 $ .509 I 11-110, San Francloco clinched a IIOnlnll , •. , 1 . 2 ,333 1'h Oakland 5 Coll!ornla 2 CWI>Jod wltb l'l)lladeiJ)IIla'r .~off spot In the .Welt bJ: New York. , •• 1 ·a .250 2 . Atlsllts 5 New Ybrk, A, I l26-l17 loes to BoiiiAID, Haiti- beatlua Loa All&elea. Ten point · bl '4 ~~ ... Clncl-tl 4 ~naol& Cley 3 ..,.. · 11!1" loldl Ute F.tst ]IJ . spurts by . CJyclo ' ~.ee 11101 Joe c """' • • • ' • 1 ·•w -~ BaiUmore 4 Houston 0 li!iliii W/.l~·pQi_,;,~hl:tl•JfiiiiL]IDiodJ~ West m { Los Angel.. '$ W.Shl. 4' I ~·~· bit I'IIB1!ilriiiU.!IIinr!l lltw!trldi'.' IJotr.Mdlfnl•~·u AtUiQ• ''·' · F ( -r- New York, N, 12 Detroit II ' · ' 'lbt ?tiers are, ln,le....ciplace ot blo 25 .POiaio m'~·Hcoil4 cw~u· :·::z 2 Mlilritiots 5 Chlclgil; A, 3 llld"•the Knlcka·· an Udrd, toolr hall' 'for 'the Wan-lora. .!err¥ • -- · t 3 2 · GOO 1 Cleveland 10 Seattle 7 .....Gil the •jli.ce~ ,· . · · Woit lod tile • • with 28 """ Alwo ·~ • • • . MOotresJ 8 New, York, A, 'B' i Ellllibere, rallled lD' . points• and . WUt ~lain BID Fran. • ; • 3 2 ;GOD 1 TlnlrsdiQ''• Glmea , . _ , Houston .. • • 2 S .tOO 2 !Of-80, ~ W!'l held II) • llliJ1'e llvt polnta. ·~- Dl ' 1 . 2 ·- 2 Alllall ,._ Chlcqo, A, atWoot liUcillowned •Loo Aitplat 97..!15 IAII Wllkeal he)Jied ,........ """ OliO ' • ' · ·· Pllm J!eaeh, Fla. llld · Siattle topped 'Son DIOliO Son Dlqo from taldui LEAGtJE cb.oinnott vo. Mlniie-11 Orlu-112. . ' fGui1ll place ill lhe West witll a AMERICAN lllldo, fla. . iJNn .Joo11, . plaJinc .aut· blo ..... hllh 36 iiOintl (or Stllltla. Eaitw:'fl~= Pet. GB Houston ,._ Montreal at cocos a.1 IMIOII ill tbs pro nnka, lla;rU lad the Rcickets with 22 N•" York , .• 4 1 .800 Beach, .Fla. taDii!l .' ·• . 90 ..... ....... .·• for Boltoft til points. Loa AnliOies •a. Bolton It Win.,. Biltiml!re • • • 3 I. '750 'h · .• ' ·- , , . Botton ••••• a 2 .eoo 1 ter Haven, Fla. Now York, N, va. Detroit at Lal!ollnd, Flo. Phllodoli>hla va. St. Louio at St. Petersburg, Fla. . • · Wtot Dl¥11d<m c . ' · h~N~ Clllcqo, N, VO. CIOYtland at Tuc- Ariz. BID Diego V"- BID Franclaco li at l'lloe!llx. Ar!J. • ' ,• •. ' " ECicy .. : : ••500500 ' 11 Balllmore ••· Wa&hlqjtoa at .NEW YOiiJt (V~ '!'be op. Duke 10041 W... lOIIar ttf" · 1 " ' " • llillnL Fla. ~ . ~ · tbert for ' NtaJ Kan,oao. ... ..._,~" .. 12 3 .•tOO ll'l Cllllfornls ,._ Seattle at -·•• ., ·'' . F-'._~.,. .... ~"', t .~ 2\1 ......... .,, -. ! .. ......., .• , ........... . TaQt, Ariz. 'l1lt "· 8-10 from, the Jn, lhe Fftilo, , liltlll ......leClcy ,._ 'N"" York, A, IJ!II'rerslb' ot· nrill ,_. a heidor, · 0b1o u, IIIII• Well did 1M 8sme a.iili' lllH5- , . _ . . to ~ blr Ifill Rii\pra ,_. II 11111 to, livt Joo 'l.illchlck a In , the 1121!11 ; ~ I\JIIIoool •-•--'If · tmtltion - ~ent 'whlc.b lni ~..,.~:.: fiDuth CarGllDo'l 'l'lllndl.t llftllt. •. SoulherD · m~no~~ .. !lldurdl1 llaoidod tsoin . . . . /141/ lllfll at barial lm!i<OI Mol'• - - : the ..... llc11D1 uniGD wbts a bft ral• l· ' ~ ' .w-· llllllrlllhl' ••\ COLVMBUS (VP0 - 'l1lt Cillo Radnl CGmmil- adopted a Nria• ·or IIII8IIClmtatl to the - · rules or rsclni, makllli prs.nee_ blood .... for A voJimtar)o prwace bloOcl tllri.ai !! . . . . --ablp . Clore $U,OOO,Oll0 richor. ., Exhibition 'Standings _.-.tilt, Godlrey C8lllbrldp: ~O,OOll 20th • FGI Olm oller NEW YORK -- Nomeo will tho fllnD1 Black comic at the to be near Albert Flnn4f In llllke new• if Grwe!IO'a dlvoree ''Wroac Wll'' open1ng had a IAJDdop .... Fma.to there - ps to ewrt .... Uz TIQ'lor'l Coucaolan pi rubldas hlo haad* riD& In "Man, ~een of Scots,. mo. II wr:ltine h1l own. "Pri- the rllbt WI.Y. and .hlo l•dllll lod,y will be Mia Tod Sor0111on ol tho ..-clFar.- .... Now.walehthoaparko vate " - ' or Rlohanl Blrtm" and watdl the MIINtiaa - od Kemeol;y Malia lOOmed VOI'J 111mi....., map bid up lhll one -about GlllanMartinatthe N~~~ey - leola Jm. .... Julie Podoll ..,. ho'll .... s.kun Su!otorum .... bn't that JIOI'I*nl ......, for her next oJ • or san lhe capo but he does tx-1>1811me pug llurrkane Jaek- buln to cam ber ·bllllnl: u llinbsYe lhree IQe olren .... J 1011 lhinlnl lb>eo II the l'llrt »11 4'Nauq;'* Ill ada, too .... Jack Wamor doesn't boQ' back AulboriQ- Bul Termlnsl? .... No Former lldw1• . , p i r.>d Liz lblo Wlll'IIOr Broo. - . he can - p e l aut bnllllll!llhe ctrclt Toylor ~!Jb) Manica lJnd Bll ot odmlrer• IU'OUIId the -Je ciiYor<od hodlft ...... Jlimt Brl· Nlmt 111<11oy man .... PM!It"' 11 the Miami Beach lltluYIJle vo .... Loria Ptl,., ..,. or the Ida alice or the Pam - Am BJdc. - jail buss ..,.a~ pr<llll- .PJ'Oillclrl a(. "Goorp Ill" cer Ctor110 Abbott, 80. and bls wUe Jane Boll ·to PoD-Am Alrllneo Dildo BrllAnook Aimee turned down • _.t.aV .... : 1bo i<lll ' 111'1 second rlcllelt man ChlrGreat open-concert diva El' - Farrell'o writing her auto- . ,...' ... Unseki, the BY JACK O'IIIIIAN I \ ' Iloa , Unseld Hero ·In Victory llf 'United ""'•• l'ntshlatlonal ' j ) \' ...... - \ took place, the highest of any fear except the immediate postwar year o 1946, wbeo everybody was a Utile wacky. True, the number of marriage-elll!ible people has also bee~ increasing, but tnere has been no appreciable chan1e In the percentage of spinsters or bachelors. No mere male will complain if Mrs. Luce helps launch a trend to "aupersexlness," ·even if it does lead to more marriagesalthough the statistics show the gtrls must already be doing something right. But the trouble is thai too often !he bait is removed efler the man trap is sprung. Therein lies the' story behind many of the 400,000 divorces in this country every year, and behind possibly a far greater number of unsatisfactory marriages which don't deteriorate as far as divorce. Like a dlembnd, sexiness (it doesn't even have to be "s!JPOr") ought to be lorever. ·'• 'girls to be ' 1supersexy." "Fortunately for woman, her body is still a trap-if no longer a baby trap, a ·J'QURNEY ciiAMPS- Hoet Syracuoe !ourU>rraderowtJ't • c~IOIIS ol a cageiGilrnoy lor bOys of third, IDUrib and IIJih lz:ido ~· p!ayod .laot ')tokerid at, lho Syracoile EJ.m.liiry .So;bool Mil!lbers ol ~- ....chlidl!:'ClarllellimUton; an fi'llol row, lr'"" loft; Grot~~ Cundl!f; Mark H••• Rlck H._ '· Single(Minded) Girl and Sex In one of the most widely quoted statements in recent days, Clare Boothe Luce averred that life was chancy for the youn§ women of today. Young men just don t want to get married any more, and the ., -. ' '' ' bsrd; Grea Ql¥11, Ka!bo' Wintbrennsr, Mlchatl Warner, Kt1ly HQmanl llack ~. lll'l• HamUton, Cllrls FOrbes, Brent Amold, MAck Wllll-, Joe Brown, David Huoton.llld Coech Ham,liton, - Soatlnil i'bato. . '' ' 2nd TIRE Our popular 4-ply nyla cenl tin wl.. •lllh ~ wnp·ai'Otlntl tnlll, 11111 .n...;Rmtat~~ iuP.R-TUF• ruMIIr ... h....... •Jptilllll ...... tllll... �'·, ' .. I ..·.. ... .. , ' ' 1;, ' ·l' ' ' I . ' • ,· - The Dilly Sedl'll; P~!lldc!!opOri; 0., Thoiradly, lllrdo Government · L~giS~~tur~ . ' ' COLUMBUS al I<IMtl ' Oiom! Awl•• w• ,.,. as hburn JY7 By WUUe lllld SoJourner. Keotueky.......,_ .,. The - l i t h e Mldoll! ........lo II . _ t malelllp. Tbt WUdCIII 11C11 lui JUr'• pmo 10Mt. ·· llllllllw 1111 10 tllle In 28 ,.....,ItoIIllrll IIYond over Miami (OJ, The Bolllll'l!lll· lien bell lllaml n.. llmoo ID Ill! - - pmo&-the ..-n1 a 78-70 trlw!tllt earb' ...e.... Sante Clara 11011 26 at 11a 27 tbli16181D. IIID!eO lbll &eeiOII bel!fDd Dralco, the Jut enlr7 ID the NCAA 111Ume7, ._, Ito Demla Aw!No' lllld Bud O&dll!, I!IOIIIIIIIuln OlD cart'J It to 1llo national ll8l!llllnall. WUUe Mc· ShOCif.S •-~ v . .c aJrmon KANSAS CrrY, llo. (UPI).... IOeded Eutern Mleldpn, 77-69. Tho 32nd IIIIIIWll N A110 edvencmg - e - Aaaodatton ot lntemeolleglate .... (Ark.) state, ·Joke FIJI'II..Ied Allllellcs <NAW buketball Jfaryland state and Elizabeth chamjllonshlpa heed Into the Cltr lillte al North Corollna. llendtr.., battled heck to 'lllll8rllaal l'<lUIId 1mllht with the underdop pll!llnl like lQ>SI'I alath • Glmaa (PL), 80-78 In overtime Wedravortteo. 0! the heaY)' pre~ IIOedl!l nlsht; Jfarylancl state, wldob knocked off preriCOial7 fuor!Uel, oni1 No. · HIP Point <N.C.) II otUl aHvo lllld No. 7..eeded !ram the atartiD& 32-lelm lleld. Werlburg ol i>wa In the Ualverai\Y ot near- openlnc )QIIId. edgied ilout by Tcpeka, Kon., lopa the 1181 ot lillte (Wio.) In en 85-iJ 1hrWer Wedneadl!l JeVeD ''IUI'pl'iJetf quarlerflna.. overUme Oils lilo!' ll»eedng lop-oeocled College Ba..-n Reaulll Fo1rmont (W. VL), 7l-72, In B7 IJJdl.ed Prell lnle!'llallonal W edae •dar Dlabl'• OOCCIId NAJA Taumlmollt iound. At Kulu Clf;f , '1 It wao mly F - a IOCOIIII Seeondllotmd lois In 28 - · lblo ........ E11z ccy St NC 88 S.W. Old& 81 Wullburn - II 20-9. Maryland a as 11out St 83 Other surprioeo are Central Coni Wallb 98 111m! Payne 7t wllldl rooted E. New lolex 77 E. Mlch 69 No. 2-oeocled Howard Parne ol NJ 115 AtltYI Bltmre Taaa, 98-7t, Wednelllll,y; - . 81 IIIIIUth <N.J.), wldob rolled over HIP Point 100 Whltller 82 ~o-Biltmore <N.C.) 115.'11 w.-rn 7t FlirnMIIt St 12 W-eda7 atter upeeett"' -. NCAA Coli DIY fMdihll cha"'JJIm ond No. 3At EviiiiVIlle IDd. Flrttoeeded Central ol ObiD lbiiiiJ. and Eulem New S.W, MIIICalri 82llmlclalr76 lfelleo, wldob 1 - Dllch IIJ. Wal7n 82 otJthrpe 68 •beaer tb.lb ita l2tb 188,... Alblend tl m!MtJ St 35 1n bolllnr llllb- Am. ll!tl 80 San Fron ll 75 ~ VDi1ed . P!'OI& Eut ~­ ' "' 1t 13 The '9'a, , •••• ._ •• ~ •••• 14 Fanta,ttcs • • •••• • ~ .. , , • 20 IJigb Team Serl~~ - FJOttallcs, 2148; High '1'0JIIl GameThe c. B. 'I• 7S3. lllgli Ind. Ser· l<po - Jim Stewart, 541, Julia 500. nigh 1n1. Game - " Gruo.er' lnourence· , •• 13 U WMPO •.••••••• , 10 17 High Teem Game apc!Serleo Lou' I Aohlend, 793 ond 220!1H i g h Ind. . Serleo - Drema Jim Smith, ·448. Hti!h Ind. Come Sua&n Knlgbt, 188. 188. =: '· '" ~, 1 v.. - - • • • 34 3Z .$11 Z'h Ntw York ••• 17 50 ,254 ·20 We1t • • WLPct. aa · X • Otldand • • Sl 13 •791 Dell>'lr ..... 38 28 .582 13\0 N.,. Orleane , , 31 82 .522 1'1\1 Dallu ...... 33 32 .508 18\1 Loo Ahllelo• ••• 28 38 .424 2t . ' . POMEROY LANES ' .;/ Week Endina March 5 WCB!Ien's Early Bird Legue 'pts. Hcmwa •••• , It 48 .2t2 32\2 x • Clinched Weotern Dl'llal'"' IIUe D. D. Phmcttes • • • • , • 52 RawHJ'€1 Dodge • •. • • • • • 42 Chlpma"'COD&dlll • • • • • • 38 'S. SAiE bAY ' SERVICE . In AU - Out AU' Mark Wedll0eda7'a Rtaulta New Orl.na 107 Mla!I!IIOZ Kllltuckr 106 Now Ycrk 18 · DaDa• 122 . . . _ 100 Llll Ahlleloo 126 llo!Mr 122 ·, E. !!AIM ST. ·"' tm.,.,Tf19 ' .~2-»7$ • .. POMER~Y · v ••••..•.•••• 38 Evelyn's Gr~ery •.•••• 32 Kl1111 JluUdero • • • • • • • • • 14 Team High Serle• - RtwllhiiB · Dodp, 201L Team High GameD. D. Phmcttes, 732. Ind. HIGH Series - Ellen a..>g~~4 t63. 1n1. Higb Game Vedt Davlo, Ellen Rought, 170; Pauline Fields, Barbaro Fleldo, 167; Pegy Kl1111, 165. IE ACCEPT Open Evli'J W..k Dar 9:00 ID 1:00: • tCorterondDanDr-plltbelr ::u:-:,~ ... IIC111111n8 lbo llCIIIDil J~:00 . :2·. f.:.'~.::.J:' ·' . . l;s_,, lllaliu . • • • • suq.u 1\1 Ill . 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Marth Pts. . ~FOrest Rl.lftftetf • ; , • ~ • , • • 41 ol bll rllbl ll!lb>ola; Sliced All . W L Pet. Julllua Sham:ml''s ••••••• ' LoU'• Aohland • • • • : 13 . ' victories, lnclucllni 11blle Weber !bta llllde It ada KenluciQ- , • , • 3$ 29 .1164 a MIIIIOIU'! VaD~~r Cmf- far IIIIIDI.v Cll tl.e - - al ladl. . . . . . . . 38 32 ,$43 UUe ll'lamph over LouiiiYille, aoea .,.m11 Taaa A"M In tile _.,. al tile Mldwell rqlmal. Cclloredo state battles 1111 E1ibl dlamp Colorado 111 the oame bW. Roomdlng out tile rqlana! Qllrllrllnalo II tile ..._u11oo at Colle.. Pork, lid.. In tile Eaot pitllna Devld11011 aplnll ll. Jom'a ol New York and North CercUna apinot Du- . ~. n.! OCIIIOCUUYO pll!lOII . ' Tuesdty Mormhll Glorleo, . li!JND-"Y II!!XE:J!, U~· March 41 ·1969 ' . Woo Loet Hilltow:Jer• : ••• : • : • •• ~ • 39 Team ·No. 3 , , , ... 17 10 'll• c.~ •a .: •••• ·." · . ,,, ~ , ,37 Glbhe Grocery • • •• J4 · 13 RideJKI\Ir's TV _, •••••• • • , 32 . /. LA'I'E FR!DAY NIC!!'l' MIXED. ' Wtek of lolvch 1 . . ._ UCLA Faces New Meiico State In NCAA Opener Lew Alcllldor 81111'11 the laor Weblr lillte In tile Well rood home tonltlbl. tcylnc to cut fii(CIIala at Loo Aqeles. out of the college ranks a tuck al l'l!rdue, wbo wimer. Joined Alelndor m the VPI All· Alclndor lllld the UCLA America !elm tbll year, !Bids Bndno da!enoo ol the Big 10 c:llamplm Purdue aplnl! NadCIIal Colle,date Alblellc Mlaml ol ObiD In a Mldeall Aaaoctatton basketball tour- ro8imtl e n - at MadiiCII!, nament UUo on tho weotern WIL' The Ohiolnl upset Noire front aplnat New Mexico !bta. Domii In en earb' l'<lUIId. The Uclaaa have woa back4Wr Kenlud<7 mekeo Ita 17th back NCAA clwll>fooshlpo lllld NCAA !ourn<v _.,-anee wban plan to uoe the as the aii.U..O wlnnlhll coach Adolpb opr!naboard toward an 11!1Proco- Bllpp brlnro Ida WUck:ata to denlod third tlllo. wttb _ , _ 1n tile Santa Clara, like UCLA a - . half ol the bracket. CIIC&l>e&IA!n club clurtDg regular At Muhatlan, Kin., 1D ad!IDI Droke !elm with 10 _... pill, up - ~ ·: ·Ai a · Glance . . ' I.cleal Bo,vling · '' '.1 ,.' 1'. �'Jjf:-Si1i;~~Tii~s" 'll~~kW~il ,o·m ' "' "- ~ R...,...._. ~ In 11 ,::dloid Ill, 35lm!I1Jomo froiD tido ~. ' 1Qr ~- rnimx..U .toGolYlew o1 Ill, 35 pri!Jrltlos aOiioloo llp,ijo.lll;l6olongSoulhemiJido llllttltern (Jdo wW belllldt .J!f>' . corero IIIIJrm:iml!el.Y 180 mllol. Uc within a dar or \wuc........., It wol Aiel ilolt tltere ia • ..,..:. to 271h Dilllrlct Rep, JWpb Wei- *ill!' ol lilt boad . _ ker. lll'l'OVodb.YOblo"""ro..-t1 Welker was..,. at lfollldlla, ma, be uNit to OlliiOdlle WOik on Including rour from Oollla Cool!- two or 111ree J11')11018db.\'-l. ty, atteJidlni thil mornln&'l seaGallla Coomtlalls ~ slon, In t1te Ohio ~at moml!ll'• ~ were , H\Pwa,ys omoe building In eo. Evins, i cltiector oo tlte IJido lumlluo. Clwnber ol Commerce lloalll; Rep. Welker aald olfldalo otu- Bruce Herri1<11, rico preol- ,p.w·re- . ,,, Day ' pi::-:.:== 50 PeriOIIs Arrestod ' lion grew out ol allepd pollbe Billl' HW, preoldent at 1he At le"t 50 per10111 lm't .tolon<o In arrellllnll an Olllalder Soolhern Local Alllletlcarrested 1n Durham where at Carver JuDlor higb last en, the sponsors. Ald. aervlns: " MaJor Wense Grabarek aoked F ...... ,_,. ,-- will continuo untU 1 P, DL Gov. Bob 5co11 lor .,ardomen carver and Jetreraoo HIP Tlcketoiiii.Y be obtained either after students of Duke and remained clol8d and Venl<o In ldvance fr1111 • - r momNorth Carolllla State ron- wild was closed. ber or at lha door. The oost ror !cllowln ally ldults wW be •1anll..--nta, Tueodi.Y nllbt ga r At Los City Collqe, ' 50 conto, lor ell 1ho ~>oyer can In lhe city to d!B<tlso tlte dlsoldelts used llbles and eoi (at ooe olttlJwl~ ~U~n~~~cement of aome 25 Negro • chairs from claSib'OOllll to erect Making Ill> the canmlttee ol llulkds Who aald tliOl' were barrlcadeo acro11 two eatranceo workers, propor!rw and SOI'1ini witltdra1rlllll from Duke beCIIIse to lhe 18,500-atudent campus. t1te p&ncakeo, will be llorolhy at a lack at black -es. students opslol8d to the otrlko Spencer, Jackie Wqner, Evelyn In Loa Anples, a Venice HIP later removed tile barrlcadeo- y cung, Ru1h Am HW, Coach Bob School VIce Principal Bodn• 8lld angcy words were ox- Ashier, Don Houdashelt 111111 JJu. Refndl, 35, sull'ered euts and dtanged. There were beaUni• •• Wolle, Ill flrat •hittt Helen bruises on his race 111111 a noae reported. Tolrord, Etta lllae Hill, Doroth.Y inlUrl' Wemeodi.Y as tile third · "In Gravest Hour" Smith, Ellen Spencer and TCIII day o1 a strike by mWtant ''The ochoolo In Loo AnP!eo Wolfe, -shill; Reifl''111elos black hll!l> school and Junior are In lhelr gravest hair," tile will be d!nllljii'OCIID .chelrlllllllor hll!l> school students saw preoldent or the Assoclatloa at lhe moru1111 slllft aBI Mory Illy rampages and destruction In Classroom Teocben, Alvla Bar· Yoot ror tile secODI shlll, claurooms. field, said In a telegram In Gor. Boosler ofllcers aald proTwelve students were arrelll· Roeald ReaiPIII. ceods wiD be uoed to help defra¥ ed cmlng flte day at VariOWI schoolo. Tho Black Sludontl cooto at tlte athletic program and AWaDce was trying to close urged atterollnce of all per1011s United Press lnternalional National Giard troops patrolled Durham, N.C., today after disturbances rollowed vaodallom In lhe city by studODio at Me University and North Carolina State Collqe,_ Los Angeles schools were aald to be in 11 '11lelr gravest hour." About 50 otudento at tile f,600student WlliOII campus at Chicago City Collep IDDVed Into tho classroom building day, ror<od cancollalioa at classes and then bedded down tor the nilhl They were demlllldlng lhe transrer at a Social Science professor. In New Jersey Wednesday, black sludento lllllled Ill-Ina at high schoolo In Pater1011 and TreiXon. A group ol -nt& Ill the Unlverolty at Plttsburlll1. protesting closed meetlnp by the board ol lrulllto& at tile 22,000-student school, ended a sl\.ln at n claosroom building WO<besday nl8ht 111111 began a 18 black hllll1 school• and teach-In at a location provided jmlor hll!l>• to keep pollee oil ochool sroundB. The demonlllraby 1he unlverolty. By w-·- ::::::::-:::::=:::::::.~:~.~=.:~:~:~:::~:::~/-~:;:;:.:::~:~:;:~:i:;:;:;:::;:i:}i:.V{~!:i~)~{~~~:~~~~~~~(~~~~;~;~:~:~~:::::;~:~:~::::)?:: )))))' ( ( ; { \{:{: Apollo '):: :: (::}} (Conlllllled Iran l'lge1 ,_ mercial ud bu.ainaas operati.ODI to easeth&preuureot rl s~ eoats. The proposed logiolalioa wos an el!ort to getarOMDJI ~·s rullow by tile Socn' Court thot two Toe- Ariz. -s-ro, which emo · ~ ld rUa•- !uno1 m~ tbelr proluctlon, clrculatl'!"o "~ ve ..., li lloQ;~ yeoro 180. were In vlolatloo o!llllltnu"""'. tiie rule eould ..... a belrlow on 42 o111er dalb - - s .. 21 clUes \hot havo.almllar CCIDbloed oporatlooo, UDder whleh separate edllnrial l'1metlona are Jllllntolned. Moot or t1te _....s ollhe House and 5eolte billa are !run tho atateo where thoee sltoadons •xlst Parawing could save our airmen DAYTON - PEBSONNEL AT WRIGHT-I' ATTERSON Air Forte Base soon wiD becln tuliow an ejedloo BOOt equipped with a jot omline wblch would lllllole pUota leaving d!oabled planes In iet Into frlenolly territory. The deviee, called I ponwlqj, WIS dovelcped by . t1te Stencel Aero ~ CorP. at AahevWe, N. C. Tile beck of tile pUot'a ejectloo 8001 eontalne a "V" IYP8 wlow and a jot eng!De wblcil would be llnlted after lhe 8001 Ia tbrowll free of tho plane. The pUot would thon dlreet hlmeBlf toward frlonol4> lines and 117 aWOl' ll....,.s froiD 85 to 911 miles an hour. Once over frlenolly territory, the pilot would Jettloon tho deviee 111111 parachlte to 8lrth. .r~ It I1.00id be on location by 7:30 L m. EST, to pick"' the returning asmn.uts, meteorol~ glots noted lesaenlov windo and wovos Is lho shill moYOd lOUth. In tho galley of lhe G.-1clloal, a heUCC~~ter asoault carrler commlssaryman 2C Dovid A. Mill V'~ . Bel h er, ~o·DIO c • Vo., put thellnlshlng bluchea on the Icing oo a 350 pound cake wW fl'tit .tlre:aattonilltL , · · SPffiO Will Give Progrmn _ "An Aj!pRiacbla ~· wW take place IIIRioGrlllld&College Thursday, March 13, 1n the College Dlnlnll Hili, bo&lmlna at 6:30 p.m., accmdlnl to 1ollke 1ouoe1, ehalrmall or SPIRO (Stop Pover\1 In Rural' Olllo). Mike Kline, DID director In VInton Coun\Y, wru holll tile program whleh Includes rolk •lnl1ng, film tildes, and dilcuss ad· ministration atpovertyprogramo at tlte lo<allevol. The purpoee of lhe program Is In onlill otudent IIUliiJOri ror programs VISTA has lnltlatod In the area, mchascom11111111ty orputlon and tutoring. Tbe 25 - . . Involved In SPD!O Ill Rio Grande College 1q1e to be able to eoollwe the work Arnold Dodson Dies Wednesday Fox Huntel'8 Will Hold Spring Hunt Arnold "- Dod- I'll, 141ddloport, died unexpec\edb' Wednoodar event,. at his lune. He wu born August 16, 1901 at port, lha 1011 of tho 1at<o Eba and Ida Pickens Dodaoo. Mr. Dodson, a retired carpenter, wa1 a member of lhe Mloldloport Ch.irch of ChrisL He is 1urvived by hi1 wife, Ruth; a daUJ)tter, Mrs. W~,yne O'ltrlclal &orten, Norrolk, va.; two sono, Geoe A. Dod1011, Mlcldleport, 111111 William I. Dodson, The Sprlow Hunt ol the 0 h I o State Fox H-ra Aasoclatlon wW be held lollrch 28-30 II Royal Olk Park near l'<lmeroy, It waa amounced todi.Y by R. C. of VISTA oUr1ng lhe three aiatera, ·Mrs. ThOro will be truphleo and ribboos lor all claoaes In both tile field trials and bench .....,, &laster or Hounds lor tlte event wW be BoiJby Ronson, Nitro, W.Va. John RetclU~ Hamden, wW be rlnsmalller, and Ruu Word of Wakefield, bench 11oM j!!!IQ. THERE ARE TWO FRESHEN UP YOUR CAR FORJ SPRING. GET AN EXPERT When our motor txpertl give your cor. - tun .. up., it'·l done right the first time. We uat only the Iotts! electron• ic methods. Drive in ' to Lou's A&h· lond ttdGy. '119 w. Mill• ' . .I Nurse Service 1"1'. PLEASo\N1 - Nur..., I• aio ~of Mr. -~ Mrs. EY- . SALON ~10. TO MEET oretl Lutton at Pt. Pliuant. lloo Salon No, 7.0, Elgbtli!IIForiY, gaoliated rrom Folnt Pleaeant WUI meet Monilal at 7:30 p. Iii. HIP 111111 compl- her nuraeo 1ra1n1n11 at Holur Hos)lllal In at t1te bome at lfro, J, M. Th..-ntoo. Golllpollo 8be bad an ar. fillatlm at ClnclaDad General Hoopltal. . lllrl. Martin • was eiopk>yed as Nuroery !loperviJor . at IIA!l•er for two reer• 111111 was empll!l'ed at Marietta !6emorfal Holl)lltal In aiiUjlll'Visory CIJIICi~ror tet· years; lncluollni flllrllD& ad;. mlnlatratlon ''u . an Aoollllanl Dj; m rector. She wao employed Ill Pleosant VallO)' Hotpltal ohortl,r after Ita ·Don't -Take - " " 111111 .... at tho hoapilal at Intervals while llvinll 1n t1te cit.Y and ror tile palll two )'811'1 has WOiked In I IUperYiainl cepaciiY at the hoapltal. Praised By · CHANCI_S , Get Quantr Products Dine .In an aura ot ~ovtilneu, romance. &aft ciln~llllght. . , A · Serving ptecn .or lfllmmttlng •Uverplate. Eadt 111m 10 '·. LET US and l. I. C. .. l. Accen~ries . Q.V.O. OIL -Drive in!- ... 111dS11ot Itt , , , , . , P.• GNIIIHI__. Dill! . . , : I.M 2·Wif 111111...., ...• . . 7.tt Hi.. ~ • ' .• •• ' ••• MitrJ11'111 IeNir.. , .. 1:1.11 NOW! II •• ,.,. ........ . . ~ ... ....... ' • j G. &x!OCe was eJected pre aident ,of .the Tu-Endle-Well.olltl,e No. ' 102, l'nlternal Order .r Pollee, V,J.tere"d . , -·r, ., ~ moolhly ' t I . ••~essler: JewoJr., . . Stoi!e .. Coilt.St: ' ' . . Po.efo;. 1. w. IIAIN .. POMI!ROY, . . iO. r'·······-····1·········--···1 ··--·--,--···~-·--···------···---...... '. •••••• THESE lETTER .: SPACE-SAYING. ':-"' ··- ;.,. ,C.A.;INIEt, . .. el~h~-~>7.... root ~ of I II· permarket a half.mile - 111111 windows .............. lbo ar~ In IJIOII coadltlon 111 _. V-AlUES'. Plea- valloor Hoopltal -.. sareIY on&lnoer, Addo Barr, 62, IlL Alto, W. Vo., wilo woo 111 tile barge - I t Ollllloded. Barr~· rered a tcalp laconi!CMIIIIIII ...,_ tuoloo ol1he hlp. · A barp oxpln...., 1t1he lful. etta ~ In Decomber l9S3 ...rge ear- ~··•ling. ~ L o· The group a!lPI'oveduootlon to ll'J"fblt . as~l4lte member :Wade .Rolllni to tiecolme an oc- . PT. pi.£:18.\NT j ~!chard ·)' Newell, Jr, , Malon Comty ClvU Uve mem~ Qllhe order. . r:. Jlelense Director, ino1ooonied1hat . Re!relhJ!IODII were eerved • 'j .Ia cooii-oe In amoteur radio Ia bedorlng a .-.. .<#I hour In ~,. Ina altered by 'lhe· locsl defense ~tterldi'18: Charles A, ~rt, -'• Unit, , '. Dolph HUI, Slwef A. Hudclle.11011• Harry A, Reltmlro, WU.,-; i ,Thi cooroe Will- be tau&llt by , GUbert l)uoh or C.Ulpollo, aDd 11''l' •V. M¥ers, . Slephen ~ ·will provide the necosoery code Miller, Wesley · G. Spence, and electronle theory to obtalto George A. Carwn, Miles . a novice amateur llcenoe. The Darst and aasoclate members lnltrucllon .'wiU 'be given In tile John L. Casto and Jsmes Pru··emergency aperatlri& center In dan. .\., 1the courthcu~ .annex and U thta ::~::::::~:::;~::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::~;.:::~::::::::~:::::~::;;; .eourse proves suceeslflll an .Iii' van<od course ' will be ~-led. , : .-The courae lo ..,0. iO ..,.,.., mtereatoci tn " amltei>r radio. lOBS ~1her' wlll Iii a amaU fee tD coYer • D)aterlalo, NeweD invltao 11\1' .: 1)ier1011 tnterellled 1n this eourae _ :~, 110 attend lhe lllOnthb> Civil De. .•• J enae DlOe!lni Thl!rodi.Y' March . 13. beglmlrig al '7:30 p,_m. In lhe 11\11\0X. PT. PLEASANT ·.:.. 'lleser'la· ~raooo unable to attend lhe JhOetlng but lloterellled In the tlono are belna tek011 ror the aaeouroe DIS)' contect Newoll or nual sprlngbulfetluncheoo dlMer l!l<llard Grlnllead. ' c:t the Ft. Pleasant Woman's Club In be held Friday 6:30 p.m. In the local Moose Club. 'PLEASANT VALLEY HosPrrAL The potluek dlMer Is open to Maffh 13, 1969 tlte ladles or lhe couniY by call. ADMITTED: Stephen Sllelton, inl 67~878 lor reoervaUooo. ~lay, w. Va.; Gerald Peari'JCI'I, G. A. Biggs, 10ca1 merchant Golllpollo Form !ildnll)' Whit- r and postmalller, Will be lhepest ~· _Pl. Pleosant; Belinda speaker and will toll about lhe , 8_Ch~er ,~:Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Law.. Fort Randolph Terrace, a new ......, Ms,yoo, Letart; AddcBarr, hwolna development which will ·MI. Ali!>; LoweD ilbobe, LeSage; soon open In Point Plea81111. ,&fro. RQger ~!~over, Leon; Mila lbe program Is under the IllGoodman, Pl. Plea81111. perYiolon or.Mrs. W. 14. Crulck, !'JSCHARGID: Steven Show, siianko and Mrs. Cor I Adlerorthe Pt.. Plessant; George Batea, Pl. Deportment ol Pllbllc Al!alro. Pleelllll; Stanl• Basa, PomeThe dinner Is oponsored by roy; Mrs. Ilona Nowlin, Apple 'the W~qo and Means commlitee Grove; Mro. Clayton Hager, AI· With Mrs. 0. L. FltzRandolpli, boJiy, o,, Ear\ Eotep, Golllpolls ehalrmen. Ferry; .MrL'Robert !Vearl, Pl Pleooant; Louisa Erwin, Southtide; Traey Slmpldna, l't. PleosanL , BmTJIS. Mr. and lfro. George Love, Pt. Pl..oanl, a 11011; Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Mayea, Le .. NEW HAVEN -: Plans lor lhe tart, a 80ft. open church WeddiJII or MISS Sharry Flesber and Rober! Jo. Roum have been completod. Meigs High Seniors oeph The marriage wlllt take place at lhe United Methodist Church ~ To 'Mebd:.AC¥iemy at Now.Beven, W, Vo., Mar~b ~ Ill 2:30 · p.llt. with .nov,, has been '-red E. Dille and Rev. l'aul tortn111 atllelatlnll. ··~ wl1h • 'l)Jitlon Awaro! 111111 Janice Thoma Reed or FA 1tBankwW . ~ Smith a one.(ourth ocl!Piar- · s , lhil> In ottend Nationwide Beau~ J be vocalllll and Mrs. WUDsm ·• ty AcaoleuQr In Colwnbus. ThO)' Ruoooll will servo as organist .. · A recepllon wW rotlow tmmewere among !he Jllnnero ~l'OIIl d!ately after the cer&mlli\Y In the ,. over t50 ,Oido- eppllcamo. edUeaUonat unit of lhe church. Mlas Ia the clautlhler at Mr • I. Arlhur Mlller Presidents William HOW· of Rt. 1, d,.and lolloeStt>ltb ard Taft and John F. Ken· It tlte dattlll1ter ~ Mr. and Mro, are burled In Arlington R~qmond J. Sml1h, Rt. t. Pomeroy, Both are ldelis HIP sen- Are iorlo ··r. L LIVE HIGH IN OHIO· . COLUMBUS (IJPI) - The rio arage llfl*cillon 'woii<er lD Oblo factories esrno ,1, 1U more per ; 78&r lhan. hlo "'triP counter" . pari in oilier II!Otea,. after ad, j u - lor·Ioeal and &latt .llx• _ es, WURIDI P, Dud!., ~a-· • • 'Guild or Cbrlst Epiac~l Cbu~th · held thelrmOIIIh!Y luncheonm~ 1ns Wedioesoily, 1 p. m., In the parish hdoise. · The dining tablwi were aura,, ' LEGAL ~OTICE '· NOTICE . · , Notice Is hereby given Uuot the undersigned lnlends to make application to the Probate Court . "' 1 " •• r ·' .· , In the,i Si. Po.,;.\ Durins·· tticbllslnesueosl,.tho ' .' · · rick Day ljoeme by tJ!e hoii'esaos 8111ld ~ll> P!ll'cbase 50 eoch ror the IW!Cheon, Mrs.' LuclUo . Gl ~lnlaoa steel kni..alllllllbrks Wells, Mrs, L!><Y Moreland and to be •.~ lri lhe pariah kliehen Mrs. Doddee t'oran. ' with Mro. LucrMorelandappoint· The short buslneoo801slonlol- od to make lloe purche.._ -· lowing the iurreheon was In Father Scilane diocou•ed wilh charge or the preoldOrt, Mrs. the STOlt> and leked their help In llomer llartin, Sr., &,!" lhe 1"' ma~tW it po8sl'!le lor t1te 1"" vocauon was given bY the Rev. l)'tea ot the church to serve'<tJ.n Clll!onl Schone. FJuoer 'Schane tho proce&slonol at lhe CothecJ. 1,1sed ashlstopic''SalltPattlck," ralln Wa&h~ D~ c. on Austatins thai St. l')trlc~ w1oprob- g~ot 31, 1969, which Is below ably born In Scotland- and wos celebrtted 11 Weot Vlrilnlallay. corrled orr to lrelandattlte age or Approxlmalel,y 12 aeolytea !rom 15 years to serve as a slave Christ Church are plaMing to oevon yeors Isler he escopOdond make the trip. The BJ'<IIII stated returned to his hmneln Scolilnd they Would help lhe boys In an,y then later relllrned to Ireland as w.Y possible to make the trip a a missionary and later became a bishoP. St. Patrick is remem· or Meigs <;ounty, Ohio, ror an order to change his name toWal· lace, owen Marlin. ......._ ___ _ Sild application will beby]lm· tioo to be filed In sold fr-.: Cwrl, on or alter the 12th day of . March 1969. Dated thls 12th day of March1 1969. , · · bered for b :- \"lng Christianity Signed: Wallace OWen Fulton to Ireland ant cnt most of his • ' Jltiendlow day. ~lty.. ·, ' ' t· •·•thor I~ '!~~~~rfii'~!rt: :~~M,rs. -Beale, nhaoi~-:·:·t.ll~•~,M~WUhel.m, . r~L~· · ~t'.AI~Smith, I,NI,sJ ~tl- ~S~lm:k~ln~s~, Mr'!IiilO So:hane oll4l ,,.,lalned to tho 8111ld m-ra ~ t h c"!r<h vestry hiii'IJI?I!I II!""' · derwrlte .lhe aell.._ at Olrl&tmas cards at 1he, ~IMir,cll with lhe , procoedo top tO tile altar gulld. The ·1969 cordi wUI contain a , beaudlul picture ollhe alia.· in Christ Church. Mro. llartln, preatdonl, '"' nounceld the April meeting~ the i!"lld hlobeenpoafllonedoneweek until AprU 9 due to tho ryoBUiarly scheduled mee!/118 day lalllng during HolY Week. Hostesses ror the April 9 meedng wdl b6 Mrs. F. W, Ingraham, Mrs. D. N, c.... nors anollfrs, Rush Krode( · · . ..... FOR. ·EASTER . . ' JU$T ARRIVED HEW SPRING LIME OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE GOODPASTER PROMCYrED WASIDNGTON (UPI)- Pre~­ doni Nixon announced WeoinGsda.Y that Gen. iq1nan Lemnltzer would step down as the 111preme allied commander In Europe oo July I and be replaced by Gen. Andrew J. Goodpalller, deputy u.s. commander In VIetnam. ln.:lloldln' Ea.t.r Llli••• Bl)lfon NAME BRAND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - f•n•, Gnd Arro.,ementl . Ro.., Carnation, Chryunthe':'lum, Geranium and F•rn Plont1 . ':'FiA MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER r : 1 I II THE SHOE BOX WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBLE PRICEO Middleport, o. 0. ~~Nl~A~AIH 992·3498 l ST. POMEROY, 11110 OPEH FRIOAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL , THE DISCOUNTS FOR ST. PAT'S DAY .REG. 2.99 Sue aryl 1. 99 11/il.-=.;:; :. BAYER Na;Cal Sweetner · 20oz. ASPIRIN .1 DELUXE LILT eo. .tains the prodiJC~ anent . REG• .2. 29 ~ NEW I 1. 04 most often used in the treatment of minor injuries plus handy Fi~st Aid information! 1.00 FILM JUST_-WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY 5% - Reg. 1.40 ""·~ ·· 1.. l•o Olf .... {1011 h >o""' ..... . u•ml•'" ••n·· 99~ REG.l.OO ·- I •" .,!< .... ....... ,,.. Oolotoll ... REGULAR 1.59 VtL~~jp\~"f~~ 992-2709 MIDDLEPORT 0. CONTAC ON ALL CASH PURCHASES ~ THROUGH REMAINDER OF MONTH ' . DEODORANT Soz. FIHtunea . . .. RIGHT GUARD ANTI-PERSPIRANT • ·co Co or TV ~ ~ .. ~ ' . · ·•litDriiMic•lllf, FIRST AID CRE , ·' _.. outlot, utility drawer, •to.r 0_ge belov. · · Sepl'rlite doubie ·door utility· l•ction with 5 ahelvea. llllgnotic door catcbea • White exterior, aqua interior. .... .•49.95 ·o ;,c .:• ,. ' SEETHE ilfl!ER NEW ' r'jo P'~4' ::: ~; '• i No. 171 ' ,, V '' .'(\,.. ·: DELUJq! CHI~ ' ·-.. '\ ' in.fl·oduces :'· 'S' TAllS , . ' '· ' ' t~. ' JERGENS Mllnn•n. ·. ,.: PRICI, · ! ~~REG. LOTION NOW 77~ " ~~ :!t~:\.,11!!1:~~ It In I 184 ~r.ilxz ~~~TCIIU BIISIIIIBLI' , ~·' ~2•w X 15"D X 66•B Slidinq ql••• doora, open 'wDrk a~a. TABLETS REG. 98C & JOHNSON .· the color ' pictu,. .o, 100 d. R.,. KODAK CX·l26-12 Em·JJ[l~~==~J ENACTS ClTY TAX CINCINNATI· (UPI) - &lbUr'· 1 J. ben Evandlle Cifl' CowleU late ·• Tuesday tt1leted a oae - fourth • of I per eOnt ~ tax, which · ' It ·oalimated would bring In ' ' million Blltlllall,y. W«IIIOsdt/~ lufl<h- .!~::::~-;~~~1~ 3-13-ltc Bobe'1 =r .' ' r<r. I'LEASANT -l'heServlcc ~iel.Y ,• ,decoratod mpleted ~ tftri;lllll~ '. I St. Patr:tck Theme Carries Through LuiichlJiin~: ~ed~~~~;-';:.:· ~~~.~~:~.'i!. ' fior Luncheon Co . "' I 'oi I ,• trator ploymont Services, reporlod of-Ill" Oblo Bureau of to- yeer!·~~~elalm~ _~ed~tlle~Uvea~of~olx~-~~~ FOR THE SUPPLIES YOU WILL NEED PROJECTS .FOR NEW OR REMODELING ' . • PAINTS • FORMICA '• ANTIQUING.Kin • PANELINI! • S. S. MOLDINGS • PLYWOODS •MARLITE · • WOOD MOLDINGS • CABINET HARDWARE. •INSULATION • PLUMBING FIXTURES • CEILING TILE ;& • FLOOR TILES • STANLEY TOOLS • KITCHEN CABINETS • BUILT·IN APPLIANCES *METAL . __ _ 'iioiir't dlrlng , Ita regular lOll waa, elect6d'\lite,Prt~si.Jkint. 1 \ . Wedding Plans t.• •· 'NI~..t.r .. ,. .... N, JWIIIJIIISII . .. . , . .. t.• I. He. fi.W D11Nrt Ill . . U.tf J. C~&DI,..,., , .. .. 11.. • .. dotarmlned. The blalll - ' . lltautilulllld p<ICIICII •.' . and 00 modtrataly p<lcaci. Fill your _1101 tonk with BORON. for lost starts Atlas Batteries, Tires MMC Official - · .. ;:!-:~~~~~=;r:~:~:::.~::::~:=:x~::r.· IJe"· mg T'-1. ill\.en · BellY L. MarUn bas been ~ DIrector ·of Sonlce at Pl..Vall• llotpltol. lloo Is VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Tlmotl!y Her· Ieos, LanssvWo; Mary Lambert, Rutland; Anita Harmon, RuUand; Richard . Herrmann, Middleport; Rhodo Hackett, Middleport; Jo. PT. PLEASANT - Olllellla anne Crisp, Raelno; and ~· ot lhe lolarletta Slump, Chelhlre; - p h Fra• l4amlfaelarlnl! eo;, Pl. P I - ~. Cheshire; Zora Walker, today _..,sed _..eill&n ror Fomeror, Ko,y Klnl, Middleport. 1he 11olp ODd -tofhelp-. DlSCHARGEll - Allolla Blsed ...,....., w*~s 1>arp "'~ ·• oOUp;;~ -.r, -.1'11J!othf p!olifa!t ,....., · · Flolda, .!lrn:a Yolm&· .10\m lolasA opokooman ror MMC prtlt· ole, lolarearet Baller, CarolYn ed rec1era1, - · oounty and lo- Reeves, .Dan Gorby, Kalbr7D Moocal -clea alang wltb lndlYid· df, ualo rorIncluded 1he bolpllllllcmperallon. These holllltal facllltlas, emerpney unlta, ut111tr compontea and law Oli'orcement -cle&. cause or t11e oxplulm whlcil riAled • two· ICJD:Aetlaa orr t11e lip of .. ...,...,. Ualoa Carlolde Co. benzine •• ~ bat not been in· . Reservat" ~ng,pres~nt Lon (Gertrude) Greeolee, MlclTile "Leo Seorlo" lined In tile dleport; Mro. Charleo (Nora) court at Pmoeroy Ma.YorOiorles Vlpderslice, and Mrs. Velvey Lepr Tuesday night 011 tooault Keys, both ot Laharp, Kanua; 10 and bottery ........ Wll not Leo gnndchildren, ltd three niece1 Seorla ol 463 South Sixth Ave., and nephews. It lo reported. Funeral services wW be held SQUAD CAlLED Saturday at 2p.DL lroonthoRawl· The lllddloport emergency Iowo-coota Funeral liCIIIe wllh sqUid INWOred I eaU II 11:08 tho Rev. Reullbl J.1o7er olllelat- p, m. Wednesday to the home of hog. Burial wW be In Riverview Araol4 Dodson. age I'll, Bl')'llll Cemetery. Frlendo JIIQ eollaft. Pltce. He WIS deod I h.0 ar 10 o. m. Friday. 8qllld'oerrlvol. LOU'$ ASHLAND Will Direct Residents Are :t:Ji.lt "e!*• Coli~DuBi of the lr8L Aooard the Guadalcanal, which News ... in Briefs ::: :(::( ): : Ansel•• ' . o:, '111ursday, March 1~, 1969 7 - 'fht• Dally Sentinel, Pomel'O)I·Mlddleport, fllr Betty Morf.iri . ' R· ~-·d·1•O·..IS•. ._·: : 1 -.- Guard TroopsPatrol ::;:;::;·• Camp uses a tD-urh am :~e==~s::::r:o \ ,' ·, ' _,.L __ Cours~· ' ' ' " In chirp ol dove!...-, Rio ,'It I!«JCt,. . ~Ploq.l~~ '·Gnll!lo Q)!Jeco; Joe D. Miller, 1111..; IIIIIIRop, Weiker; '·· . pre~ ct tlte Rt. ·35.Ao~- i AI'"! llltendllll ..... ~ Q;ktiCMI 'lilcl, Robert II. Ill~'- a ~ Collloo, 111111, b!*J.c:t; Sio. , member at 1ho GllliPOUo Chui>- · lllrr¥- ~ l'ltb DUbiel; bor.of. Commerco'allll!nn.f ...,_ auol Soli. bav1o1 Hoi~ llbillamlileo. '\rlct. . • Otltero 011 hand ' lm'l P. ·E. ·· H. · S. M,yero, _.., ..,..._ llaiobeter~ _Ohio lllpwajo Din<- eer, Oblo ~ of lllihtor; T. lol, Mo,lor, .or tile Oblo -IIIII, ........... • . ;. Hiai>IIOII D~ ~ H. 9loemlker, 21111 Dllllrlc:t llepre- · All _,·_.., ·•. 1:'_..: ··. aontalive; Hleotand, 2oth .l't:al. Dllllrlc:t Repre"""!!ltlve; John Jo""* ' Great Far Easter Pictures! LGE. SIZE REG. 98c GEL ,.•. HAIR GIGO' �- \; / .. Se""¥··. PCIIleroy-.O...U~, g., Th~adly, March 13, 19119 $11T£1UN• JIM~ ~ ,: ~ ( . . ._' I · '· THURSDAY AI:'TERfiOON Cm£lE, WSCS,· t P,m. Thjq-ocla:n .Mia. B. B. .reicle!'• devotkino; Mra. En)or- 1 ~ J1110•, .Pt'iiiram: Mra. Da- · - .' Yl4 ~. Mra. Craij·Da. , 'ri,l, ilnd Mro Plt ' n.tl• ...' ltolteOsea. , "ll' ~ ·; - ....er, · ·· -~.~. , . ..,..,NOR ·CIJICLE, He_~ I h United lolethodlat Church, 7:30 Jean spring "~ aga•••• CGftta 1 otloor ·n a c a c·k olosigns, I" "I ' l'tCturu • ta ,... ~- • ....,. _..,. • ao p.m. Thurodo¥ 'at llie D,A,V, . hili, - b y ..,.Uiar)': olivet, ~ \ IJM.Iocl; · Jato!> TUrner ., bioi • r, appliq01 and lralltftr .pat u r .., pi~· ii•Mo Ia knit and crochet. . For hundrtclt of handwork i4oat, jutt ,.... 50 lor )'Otlr copy of lito NHdlo-tl Ma ..zino lo T •· h" Stitchln' ;,.,, c/o 1 11 501 ·· -•~opapaCIIJr, . . ' 5·0 1."'·.......• N..,• "" York, N.'\'. 10019. Include your n11111o, addmt and lip code. OUIIIIIIIIIIOOI Chlpter, Bel& ' ~Phi ' Sororll;y, 8p.m.Thurs- ~ at the ho!rie . or lira. Roi.Ph :' Welker; mo~a to eome In wwk clolheo, and ~rillll- point llrttoheo. . PHR.ATIIEA - ~CIETY, 7,30 'Tlturaday at the Middleport ·. Cbarcb or Christ; brlll8r&vorlte f ........ -and the root OU'IIIArl<od -· poso!I>Iy lor to theCOIIIIv genenllund. Exlllln8 lues -d not be llllo<lod. . -A nat 111 per cent reeelj!tl tax that would toVor Items now corerocl by lhe Illes lifo•• Apple Grove News, Events BY MRS. HERBERT ROU!ill Devid Gloec;_knor of Camp McCiollan, Ala.\, IJ)IJII I weekend with his parei\ts, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloecknor, Mrs. Jack Saraeat and Rick of Bacino and Mrs. PhUv lladtord and stophanle of Rock SpriJ18& cl1lod reeent11 on Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Mrs. 1lorlha RoblnionandPete Shields wore dlnnor gueato ol Mr. and- Mrs. Johl> F11hor at Rltlne. Mr. and Mrs. ErwlnGioecknor are bulldlDg a now home ci their !ann at East Letart. Mr. and Mn. RusseU lkluah, NaDty, Sharoo, ~. Devid and Edward, Mr. and Mrs. 011 Bootoo, Ro&or Ruulh, Jolt MOler, Mro. Edna Roush and Mr. and llro. Dora Paraono au...Ied a blrthclll parljr at the homoofllr. aod Mro. Deoa Lewis at Clllloo, W. VL, ............., Cindy Rousb, !foe Boaton and Charlolle l.Ow11 SlllriQ" oven!JI8, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Forguaoe ol New Hawn, W. Vs., were SUDday dlmer gueolloiMr. and Mro. llomerWarnor. llro. lllanhall Adamund Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner opont Tueodo¥ ........ with Mr. and Mrs. Ray By•rs It Tanners Run. llro. Horborl Shield• bo a po. llont at Holzer Modlcol Center lor obtenatlon and treatmeld. Joa and Tim Wlclu!rohlnlti>em a weekend with Jimmy O'Brien. Mro. Edna Roush and Glad7• Slllelds opont a week with Mr. ·lad Mro. Howard Roueh a t neld. Howard Houoh .._ . . . lid them to their home Friday returni1111 to Mansfield saturdi.Y. Mr. and Mro. Robert HUI or Rat.ine, Mra. tJlah Wolfe, Mra. Marlhlll Adlma, F10)'d Norris, llro. Vandora KnllfiUngandMro. Harold Bird c.Ued on Mro. Herbert !IOUoh. Mr. IIIII Mr1. Blain Nice and dlullldera ol Newark spent the ...._with Mr.lldMro.L(Qyd · .RICL lira. Nice relnllna on the llcklll~ ' tax. Each-thanlwouldrecelve - d hive tho power to eaact. a 420,000 exemption. the tax. No rtaure his bean set lor the II ID Income tax le not adaptIncome tax and lndlcaliono art eel, commlolkloero IWOild baVe COUDiies may be permitted 111 set it tbemaelve" Got"emor ~s reportedly lavors letting c<JUnllea s8t the rate lhemoelves and adjuot It to their need•. It is baped aa Illcome tax mlgllt permit COUDtlel to reduce exillllng prapert,y laxeo. 1 llhodlo previoUsly - - a gracDated groas retel.llls tax raogJng 0110 - hill to 0110 -and ooo-l1all per cent. The gracillled tax wao dropped because of PDI· llblo lepl over wbethor coold be taxed at ·dll!orG.' f!itea, . dlpendl.na,.,.. the anwmt (1 tbe1r bUIIness. The Income tax would be adaptod by CClUIIIl> commissioners who - d act oo lhe r e - Ilona of tollll1y .....Us or educaltoo, tOUII1;y -wide echool bodleo. Oley "the commlolkloers -•bantl'118-• Chester tolled oo Mr. and Mrs. U~ Nice recently. Mrs. Leo Taylor, lldly Wolre, R111h Dooohue and Mrs. DeDas HUI vi sited Mr a. Bill Heiney at St. Joseph Hoopltal Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. RayByero, noronce Adams and Mr. lad Mro. Erwin Gloeckner spent an eV&nlng with Mr. and MrL Herbert Houlh. Tho OWniJW was spent ootlaUy lad Mr. ~a and F1oreace Adams entertalDed with lnIIVUIIIODtal music. Hymns were IUJI8 by the gr~q~. Mra.lolarohlll Adams oerved relreohmenla ol eooldea and IBL O.estnut Ridge BY MRS. ALTA CONE F, W. Fi. .trlck paoad awoy on Tuesday at Holzer Medlcol Ce-. Funeralaorvleewuhold Thursday with burial In Memory Gardeno. Slveral persons In this viclnlt,y have been lU with llu and virue. Mrt.. Vance WUbur wao In "'-de~' WeDotoo Ia at week hl.u., ..... work done. .-..~WUilam B. Gregvry of ...,.._, apent a Sunday with hlo lather, Weoley Gregory. "'carl Beano of BldweU spent a day with hi1 dlull>ter, Mrt. John Reed lad hulbolld. Dole llanay, who luu...IIJ18 ll'lllllllll ' 1thool In CJe,vtland, apenl a weelu!nd with his flmUy. Mrs. Lewrence Morton and MrL Ruth Swloher were Celambua villltoro llotweek. Mr. lad MrL Albert Cone were in Gllllpollolaat week. · Mro. Cl)'de Slone c.Uod on week. Mro. Albert Cone .... clay !all Konnoth Erlckooopurchaaeda 'dozer rectDtb'. Speni!JI8 a w-nd with Mrs. Ola Perry ~ Frri were ber daughter, 1111'1. Ami' ClldwoU, R.N., and Mro. ~ Thomlo, CoiiDOIIus. llro. Allee 1'htonu Ia lhoWill8 - · ~-at Veteran• Ho,pltalln Deyta MrL lAittll Henalar and ljllll or Nowlf!i fllilritllaturdaJwlthtlll -r the olternattve fli! adaptiJI8 lues to make up the """""' to 4llllltl' lor slate ald. Hero'o bow the Income tax would be tied llro slate old to acho!>l•: . The Le&folature would deter· mine tho avoraae stale - wide <DII 11000od ID educate a thlld. This ll&!lre lhen would be compared to per eaplta apendilureo In each or a county's acl!ool dlatrtcto. 11 the dllllrlet'• ll&!lre II loll IliaD lhe stale avoreae, Income tax rev011uo - d be used ID ~IiriDa;U.. dlltrict's averaae uP to tbe &tate aveFage.~ II thedlstrlct'saveraaelshllhor thaD the slate averagu, the district would be lnollgll>le lor -old and - d have to raloe Ita proport,y tue1 II It wanlld to ccDime to l(lOild more Ulan the averaae 111 .Wcate atudenlo. Rhodia' jU pacltaae Will .... .......... roJolll8 the minimum 1tbool mlllaae . . . - to ..Wib' lor old from 17.5 to 25 miUI. , 'J'hoiDU'Cook. Mr. and Mro. Frank Westllll celebrated their 56th weddiDgat>o niverllfll recently with a family dinner at their home.. P..resent were their daughter and son-lJ>. law, Mr. and Mrs. Luthorl!arwy, lheir grandlonoandflmUtes,Mr. and .Mrs. Olat!-ifii:YeY and Mr. and Mrs. Dolo Harwy. Mr. and Mro, John Holllday and Mr. and ilro. Eugene Holllday were In Aleron Siltllay to attend 1 Golden Wlddill8 celol>radon lor Mr. lad MrL Glenn 111"' Clure ol C~ ML Former local reaidenll lit attendance worololi>s Qenuna Voleo!ClrdIJ181on, Mr. and lfrs. Luthor ~r. Mr. and Mrs. OrloAtor, and Mrs. Ferlt Alalllnder and daugllter, LueWo, of Columbuo, Mrs. Lulu MOler and llaughtere and Mr. and Mro. Forry Turner of~Llnle ClDode, Wbe hU opant the winter with ber ..., Wolter, andramllyatAwJeCreek returned to ber homa bere. Reo cent tlllero at ber home besideo the Wolter Canodo l&mlly wore Mr. 11111 Mro. Lealie Clnotlo. Weekend gueol& ot Mrt. Ethel Rldeldn wor• her dlughter IIIII ooo-ln-law,llr. andMra. WUilam PhUIII>• of FrankrDrland ber ooo, Mr. and Mro. JoiDior Redeldnand Appreciate~ Help Columbus, Oltlo Mardt 10, 1969 IJv!Iw bere Is a lazy lire, so «liferent rr,om the couroe we lollow when at our ateater homo. Tbere aro!IW\Y thlDgo,tooeeand do, lncludbw our church aetiviUea and community club which mom bl-monlhl1wlthpoduekand etUrtilllllenl. Our good nolghboro hero Ill- · elude the John -eno, Mrt. Nail Sllumway, Mr. and Mrs. Deytoo WID and the John GUmoreo (lormer residents of PCJ!IOI'Ol'). All llw within a block or uo. Al_oo, alllllllberol .....lea,trom New York, Michlpn and lndianl w!tl' ,1\~ . "'-Y'.111111Y !1!0• ~ .. l'!!l'lli~· . AI much as we enJoy spendlas llie winter monthe In F1orldl, we art olways happy to 100 our Letter from Home !ami!¥ and lrlenda lJt aootl old · Mello COUttljl. W• wW be otartEditor, The Sentinel: IJW home by Jli>rlll, GodWilliJw. Mr. and MrO. ·Purlay We hive been wi!II(JI8 to write for some time to tJprell our..,.. Karr, 1825 - 5'111t preclatlon ol The Deily Sedlnel. Aw.,Ea1t,~ This Is our eighth winter In F1orF1L 33505. Dear Sir: The III(IIJOI"t the preao &fvea lhO bear! cauae1 ell(IOCialt,r .mIDg our 1111uol ea-lp lor llmdo, io.moat grail4'ini. We at the Hearl AuodAIIoo IIIIPI"'CIate II. We !eel we aro all W!R"klng toaethOr to le...., the loU being ta1<en In lives lad haelth by the verioul 1orm1 of beett dl-se. Plea.. accept our olnoere tlwtko lor yaur aaelotanee In our determined e«oria to defeat thla common -.ny, Charleo F. Woole7, M.D. ~~: Control ()hiO ileitrt AlsoclaU... .,., Zane F. Cbaa&Sler, llrL ~ Cltlnnell, Hatiri M. Ward. Doll, lira. Myrtle· E. Eathul, ADMISSIONS Publlcatl011 of admloal... lo Mrl. Jerry, A. Fain, Jr., Mro. prohibited Wllil lurther notice. BUlle GlbiGit, llrL LIWo Grlme'l John L ~ lire. WIJ. BIRTHS MrL Chlrleo E. Colaway, llam I.utao, llOialil It MtiAed, ooo, 11:42 a.m. Wednoadly; Mrs. ·carl D. Meredith, Otrlotloo Honold J. WUcomo, Patriot Slar Nolan, ~~r..: nora Null, lire. f4. Rt., son, 12:33 p. m. Wednesday; oa Plcltena, Mro. L ~ RleMrt. James II. Fox, Rt. ZWell... pl, Mrl. .LtJdo G. llGIIItlloo, ton, son, 1:24 p. m. Wednesday; RliJ1h L, .RoblltJon, lloemor L Mro. · Charleo L. Queen,· IIL 1, Roulb, Mrl. dtailea E. SNit>. Gllllpolls, daughter, 2:45 p. m. Mra. Vella 5I-, 1ktll!lla Sllv,ro.,)lcCO)'·Soavo!J, Mro.Jease Wedne~; Mrs. Jason.Pearaon, Glllll>olis Ferry, ooo, 2:25p.m. C. swan, De'fld L Vltqllm, Jooeph E. CuUon, Jr., Mro."Emma Thursday. DISCHARGES Mrt. Ervin J. Acree, Tbeanao F. - . J r . , and 116ttdlttll>- · h-n.. of Me ••'-'·. tor. _,_. =uFuneral oervlcoslor TCIII F1tzpatrick were hold at the Slr<q FUDOral llonle In Wllkoavillo oo Friday with Jtur1.ollnthe_,OI'I' Gardeni IIOlr Alheoo. Mr. Fltzpatrl.ck had been lJt lalll!W health lor some d!Ro and wu a paUent In Holzer Medical Center at the tlme or his death. . -Nellie Vole =.:::.:.!= A thoulhl for the clay: Thoma• Paine lllkl, "Suoplelon lo the c:Giq)lll1on or mean soulo, allllthe base oro11 good aoel~. f'T. PLEASANT, W. VA. SYMPN~I~~~~~~f:EREOS ' " I ·. . ' ' ' ... u · ·. Pr.epares ' Parties ' . p, m. Parents only oo Pediatrics '· . e~ jmqwn 10 ltav' been Worted IIi lhli ~ouulry1 wu 4<10• 111 Loara Slallcl1!~. dn&bler ol Mil~s S~&Dd!oh. ~ . died II! liin' leePIII! 18,10 tlie,..mpter wu worked ' a rew, yeau before that. . ·, , Tlie· 1Uichel 1lled lodal . are the Jallle aa tllOie uti~ · in the pa,t<-the outline, croas, satin, .b I a n k e t !flY daioy, fe.t11er, f!IQot ',aDII bouillon atllchea, the Fl:encb knot. In moderil deligns llld colors, these -age-old otltdlel ' Wt Strwlct Yar Ol. eWriiiW' .... - ., •P• '"' autt~~ltlc· ..... ,.......... . ,,••,.' AlltWiict '• .. · Ytlr Pr•t · Wn~r . · You can llur a ·...,y. . "' Y· u-... . tog onrwheie ln. ~ • wy -~............ .. ..... . .. ~.:i~ ;~ ftndl; ' A Dilltt Of Tilt Stl'Yict . .Jfl · your Mo""' ,::J:~,, Gtt w C.r,tt Strvlc• .lltri ••• .. Slrel• . , ~- , . jewelry and puroea to .be u..d in community ltl'Yiee pro.Jeelf attltOSoulhelstarn Ohto llental Heelth Center were Dildo when lhe Ledles Aux. '. Ular)' of Lewio Manley Poet 263, Alllerlcan Legloo, met Tuesday ttl&bt at 1o11twtt Morlllt ~Uot .. Clllrch, ~eport. , ' The ltemo wW IP'. to Mro.·Osby . Martin, lf;lghth ol,trict COIIUIIUI>111' service chllniiaa ror, the American Ltiloil A.uXll!ary, !Or use In month~¥ parties given at tlte hoo»illl ror veterana and other paUenta. •'· Duri!ll the meed1111, presided over by Mrs. \VUUam I. Sirll th; a ·r eport on thec-lbullontothe DonatiOOI ' I ~~u.:a;!~":!:'d:-.; .. . Rutland, Furnlture1·, ! 742-4211 '• ' -· ' Ar•tlfGtlft ' ' ....... ~· f or ..111 rohlbllllllloo' and ehlhi Wei· tare aaieaaMentil to the Zanl~.. • :-Mro. Emma Bland served aa In tho aba.,.. or ~Cfo. Sllarmao Butter for the rituolllile cplllll8 or the rileeti"'lo ;~ liro. ~ Harper wu pi• olllat. 'l1te meed, ~·with a .. ,!IIOfbeu'er 1 ....,.,..,Or~cibfMts;· wmijm ,~ Wlnotoo, lad ref~;eohmenlll"""' . ·...... ~'~'i. Emeat !!Ot!l••· Mr~~o ~ lllindo Mt,o: !'al:rl~ Wey, IIIII ~- Ar.ilold Richard• Mro. :8utlor wao_..,... vlitutiJI8 hooteao. . , :, -1 versiil< this aummor was made wliO,n the lolldtll~JPortBusloo!• and PtoloSIIonal WCJ!IIft'l Club lll"l Tuesday night at 'the Columbia Gal ofOhlootnce•• • Mrt. Grace · most mown Tt. be 1lled 11 1 ceuler dealgn on a bedlpread or curtain. Vulfei Gle peacock (IItten with lalleJid II k, . ...., of our coun""'. ·eealt to ~II: Paltem ..., - - • ~~ No. Z313, Stltellli' Tillie, c/o a Kaosel In ber provoo- •••· - p e r p o D auve "SUtcLes In Tbile" ;;: W'IO'Citr N:; book, traces earlY evenll York, lf.Y. J..IJ. llldiMie lhrol!l!l pieces of aeedJe. your IWIIt, atldreu and lip wait~ IJtt1e etrfl Ol prHO!o- Ode. nil! days were oet to em· broidering oamplero to With J & P Coots embroidery floss and il transfer pattem,. you can embroider this lovely peacock to decorate your home. Frame it lo• a handsome wall h<tnging or use it on a bedspread, curtain or pillow cover. Done entirely in cross-stitch, the design is highlighted with Iridescent sequins on crown, breast and tail. Saitiea, tJ1 ~~~~~~~~~$$ ofa!e•Bp<ll1110!"8hlp or oe>'Oral for . bY'c lrlt • ellg!ble ,ol\tf> •t . ~ oltltoliCh atiiiOime""'ntwUI bf'de~ ooUI the tlau!e ... ' bee• ..t"\>>ed by the American .lloei"'!-Aiudllacy, IPOftl(iraofthe .Pr1J81Vi ln'aellgovenunent. ; -Dui-1118 the moetm, cOnducted by IIIJ'1, llelty conkle, Mrs. L. E. · Reptoids, lo!fs. John Werner ::Je~· lad M!"L Harold sargent were ·be naatOcl · to the 1!001111111118 committee, A ollie ol OUieeralor the 1969-io 'year wlU be presented at ibe " Jii>rU "meod~ . the Mrs. Warner reported ttet re- nomic Mto. Honry lble, Mr. and Mrs. cel!>teln the H•rt Sundlyattlvi' Paul Koller and ,Mr. and Mrs . Ueo of the club ~od lllmost _prosram wa• Dlllat Hauler, Colmnbus, have $475. She also ~ by.lawa to be troduoed by Mro•. beee bere to visit Mrs. Harry adopted thJa year. man or the world Keloer; a patient at lolelga GenThe apriJ18 meetlJ18 ol Dlolrlct mlttee. eral HoopltaL . Pam Kelly waa 1 iS was announced lor Apr!J27 at MrL GlaAb's Cuckler;,_. Mro. the Ohio University lm In Ath-· meeU~~~~o Thank you Clara Kerr and Mrs. w...,wha- ens. Also llliiDWicedwas the state reed !rom Mrs, ley wore dlmoi gueoill Sunday meetllt! to be held at the Sllera- ey and Mra. Eleenar of Mr. and Mra. Karl Grueaer tnn Deyton Hot8t In Deyton, _May remembrance• dutl1111 ·~~:'!!...~Iii> ard sOnt, Bob ard Larry. Mrs. l8 .. 181 and member• were reo- neaaes. Cuckler'a birthdaywaa observed. mi- to send the!~ reservaA white ele!)hant Mrt. Elizabeth Otue ollleyton tions. beld and lslhe guest ol Mr. and Mrs. PatIt waa reported that the ~w s•rved by tho <ommlttee rick Lechlry. Sbe came espect- director lor District IS thioyoar aaaJrs. · .uy to aaalat her slater• Miss Helen Lochary. ln her move trom CoiiKIIIIua to Pomeroy. ' pictured .. one .or tlie PW~ pattema ever offei'INI. -It It dOlle entirely !n crou sU&qb, ~ nJDe 8bidU ol llll.. trand .embroidery !lou; It lilealuJ:efo18 111 :MI Inches and makell an tmpreulve•flnbbed piece. "It It bore u a framed wall ~J)Dg but ,allo 1118Y , ,, . fYO Girlo Slato ~ Collltal Unt. (;lrlo:Stal& and the ..lee!IO!> was w........ BARBS lr PHIL PASTORET We don't have a color television, but every now and then we tune in on some blue language. Adventures in Giving WSCS Program Theme · The Rlv: Glen HUes ollhe Pomei'Ol' United Methocllst Church aponooro the - b oi'pnlze<l "POIIIor<l)' 'Girl Scout Troop No. 170. Mrs. Jamea Weyorsmlller Ia the' Ieeder and her "assistant Is Mrs. Rubert Lewlo. . . Committee chairman Is Mro, Jlines O'Brien and otbers 011 the committee are Mro. Marvin ~ and Mrs. Gerold l!ooih~ A pooler dl!lllay teUIJW.' or lhe ni1l troop hao been piteed thl! week ln the Swish¥-LolJ!~ll!I-SiorUJ.ndOtr tn·~ ol!/Jii/Scout w~ Plano were made duritw a meeU!W this week lor a ruDun.,e sell . to be held oo Mirch 28 and 29 In the ElborlekllluUdlDg oo Main ' St. Reoldonb""with rutnJIIIIgt to contribute are asked to.~et Mrs. Weyerimiller, MrL Lewia, or Mr1. Rouaht;. The antlllai meettns of t h e Port1tn011th District WSCS wao .,_,.oed lor April 24 at the Blaelow Oturch In Port.....th when the Women's SOCiety of · Chrllllan Service mot Tuesday nll!flt at the Pomeroy IJndlled lle-at Church. Mrs. Robert Warner prealded at the meettns whicib"relllored a proeram ~tied "Adventures 1n Glvln&'' by Mro. Gerold WUdermuth. ..::·~ ::=~~r.': lime, material woaltlt, auc1 ~ Mrvice. Over 30 vlflll to shut-lnowere OAK IIILL HOSPll' AL NEWS Births - Mr. aed MrL Har- ry R. HID, RL 2 WeUetoo, dauglt·MifiDLEPOHT CADEITE TROOP 185 - A t5 contrtbuUon to ter, lolar<la ~March 8; Mr. helP with milling collll ror the boi<O~ of·~ clolhbw ~ tors lor and Mro. Paul David Lamb, 14 orphl-a In . VIetnam and 'Thalllnd was iDicli",by Cadotll Troop Main Sl., Creola, son, Timothy !85. WWiam March 8; Mr. and Mrs. Tho girls also contrlliutetl Items lor lhe county-wide lntereo- Garry l!ltaeoe !obtt&oml!r)', 10 Uonal Frlendshlp Dey projec~ La<IY Ave., Jackooo, IJOil, TlmoA party was' p!Mned lor Friday nlsl)t at the American Legion thy Edward, lolar<h 9; Mr. and HaB. camp glau were dlocuoled and rOlders 011 thiJI8l aftilable Mro. G l - Terowt, Rt. . I, were dlotrlbul8d. It was olso rei>IJrt,Od tltata dl!IPII.Y ln oblor•neo Rayi o., daua!>ter, Helen Kit.Y, or Girl Scout Week hod been placO!Jintha · -·or liudley Florlota. , lolarcb 9. Mar~ Krawstl)'ll was a,guo..t at tho moellas beld at the Hlllh Preeeal Patlenll - Mro. AlUnitetllolethodlat Oturch. Mr'" Wallace Power• lad MrL John Knrir- borll Vlvltoo, Jaeksoo; M r s. with SCq'l ()Jl!IJI8l•, Mai'1 ~~lflto 1o1arJ jYUooo, Jyl Nalley Miller, Olk IWI; MrL Kar102yn Beavor, Tlra Nleri, Nancy Buoltll'k, ·Ami' .Hamm, Diana Brumlei, ma Sle)Jp, Rt. 2 ChlllleoG!e;Mrs. .Debbie Schuck, Venldl Glbbl and J11riara Arttltoo\Y. Plulmenla Hutohlnooo, Rt. t Ook · . ,· HID; Jolm Heaer, Jaduton; VernPOMEROY TROOP 61 ~ Wiltk oo Olribrold~, imltfuw, lad. ie l..ei'Ol' MOler, Rt. tOok HW; omoeklitg proJecill wer~ t\)llllnuod w.a.lciay ~it-a meetlas ol Eliza Blavlno, Rt. 2 Jackaon; Pomeroy TrooD 61 held •t the holno or Mro. Don Thootao. Kathleen lolotzler, Rt.2 OokHUI; Money lor the cookies IOid by the lllrlo was iornoci In to the Damle MtNerlln, oak HID; Huleadero, Mrs. Thomao and Mr'i. Pat Dull), allllroUprrlllll the·meet~ng bert. Vance, Rt. 3 Jack1011; Ruth the girls a11lsted In jlaekl!W the beby clotbeo load and li>yo to be 1\lorpa, Davio Hume lor Aaed, maUed to the Vietoam orp~~a-. ; , ' Oak HID; Sirah Fox, Oak IWI; Ma,gno/ia ·Temple ,Sisters . ·· · " ' ' ,· ; :f.!J ~U:::.~~:er:: Lqdge Groi:Jp.Entertgined -.. , ·' ' "Solecttoo lolelgo BuckHigh St~ Junior ol girlato "attend ·•-• 011 1 ....,._.uD ... e y ·-· tolllpOr8J'I'Iook. Tbe peacooll: llln~ :~:~~ffkilio'~~ y ~)-.:s::E~:~.~~;:.T.:: ~=r.:·~- MAYTAGSEIVICL tlfArSTHU~T PRE-GRAND.OPENING . .. : :'::: (:ai'..it' · " · ,,,, . E. Ape, Roscoe llrGWttlng, Jr., Lori A. Burk, ~ E. car- · · ;todlll!lloaPur- IIJNDAY 60TH .BIJITHDAY, American Loclon obae"ed &tnday by F..,_ . . • __ Poll 128, Amerlean Le&foo; dlmer at 5 p.m. aerted by "auxiliary; lel!ontt>l.,• and theli.r.mm•olnrited. p CAKE AND · ' ljlltAP IIIP· iier,AN10 a.m. to 7 p.m. &tnday at lj;tulhera IU&ft School coreterla, IIJlaaoored by Southern All>leUc llooatero. · .\f , • · Showf111 Our'lx$luitvl ~ licit. ' ' Ulldlxclullnly.. C:&fiNED ' Holzer Medical Center, Flrtt Avo. Vlsllillll hours 2-4 and 7-8 . . ( 111 11 p.m. •t lolelgo H I g h Scltciol In MI<Weport; oeltOol IJI'IiiiONd; open to the public. l!)l!m ' .. Tbe lint SATURDAY IDGH SCHOOL DANCE parfl, wilh !be J,YI SOturdly nllbt, lrCIII homo. ' •=It p· .-.-a. ' ' MrL ·lloJ lllller lavflllillll at PRICED AI LOW "$ $127.50 illo! 1.- or ..-. aod Mrt. lfld. H.......Jl'dlt lamlllea. SOME SETS REDUCED 20$ 1111'' .i l Oaci...U aod aallil!V 111_, Jlcaspertt·Goodwin ot> Ohio WY fiNANCING - GOOD CREDIT . . . ;..... vi. hor- ....... Val:!""~ a Weekend wltb ,, 1 • ' brlw. "*jpari!U) IIr. and Mro. WIJ.. · .__.,....._ l•hioi'lrl.lo _ Ad lo .For L~cllil .. Prl . co _ oo Aillu•• · ...-,.;~ ,/.' _ _..... .._...,. _ __ · · ' Mr; and Mn.·r:.a.,d Hultllloo of llaas' ~ ' ' . I . j beol ' . . . ot pia,yground oqulpmont; ' illlrd arade room mothero bave Ida "and. we woultln't be 'withodt lt. ~It io Juotlilu! aeWDi a letter JAN'S RECORD 675-2895 ·~ , _at.~sc ·---·-------~-'!-----"' 215 6th ST. · ,, I!OCK SPRINGS Grilli", 7:30 •· p.m. Tlttlrldq, at the ball. i· BRADBURY PTA 7:30 Thurs..... Co~e~ack-·, \ ra:'t!~~~ 0~ s'tnctlou, Jut ... i ...ca, Thursday, home of 'Mrs. , Point Hoek Soeial Notes = . "j_. PABr COUNCILORS,~- . ~ ~~~ Coundl17, Dau&fttera or Am· Rhodes Leaning to\ Forced Income Tax COLUMBUS (VPl) - T h e Rhodes Admlnllllral!on'a tax _pro. gram, whicl! will be prei!OIIted to the Leglslalure ooon, wtllloree countlee to le>Y an Income tax or come up Wltb new revenue to .,.uty lor alate aid to athooll. The propollll I> deslped to llandar<llze school· tax rllea througllout ..amtlea and recplre school districts to uWize their tax1ng fOIIOUI'<IIB to the IUllelll. The tax pockaae, _.tec~ to go to the Le&flllature nart week, will lnclu<Je: -A county -wide Income tax. with at least 50 per eont ci the • ' ct•" . · ,~XI GAMMA: Mu ABOVE IS THE SADDLE AND ridlag Olluli>menl departmoat of the ,_ Modem Sow!¥ store whicl! will observe II& grand opening Frida~' and S&1urdl3'. MarYin Glasco Ia ·-and,..... ger. The buslno08 Is located In the Connerl!acketl wheellllgranenl shop at 339 Weal M01n. phony., qfef tllan tr~ull· !Zero, enclurln•lf lovely illd very very "In"? • .. ' ..,'tbe anlwer u embroidery ' iyhitlt; olont with ileedlePoint, II ~Jng aome very lamodl·llllgerlllyblg. ODce reg~ •• a. .ltnteel 1'!1... : Ume llf an .eaofer' era, embroidery .enol other fot:m• ol :handwork are becl)mlng more and more popular wit& . The and Sut11mer ,69 .inuo al The N.. ...lo· ... M • ht u....... .-•· "''--, 6·.-·~ •.--'· .... "' .."' ~- ~~. ' all • ~sofwomen. P.m. Thursday. Mrs. Jamea Jalm1011, devolioos; Mrs. Cooke, program; 'Mrs. Newman Blrdettt and Mra. Kemotli Cale, ..,llleooeo. ·.. · ·,. _;-.;i 1$ · A~ICAN v..; •• ' , '· !, ,IJ JOANNE sCNIEIIll .': .lali:h'Uiem lo .~tile . maay . ', ·• eriibro~ wJth r ,........ U a IJm• Wba.t 18 o..,wuug recilion ud e u v" • · J.'-lh 1Unlted ldothedlat Chui'ch, ,. , ' '. , ",'. f .. Girl s( .te ,~e/ec t :;;;:.:..:•t~~r-11"~ f~..tv10dfl byluxil.. . . . ' ) Eptbroidery tStages a ;Big '~-' ·' Clar-.ee Ross, Rt. 5 JaekloD.; Wade lo()'ero, Jacltaon; Albert Koelle, ~; Grella Stonerock, Rt. 2 C(tlllleothe;llarpret RlefiD(, J.iduton; John Oak Hill; iiamuei !iepard, lllllny, Jack- duc.,..nts to diet i3 a sa~ OI'JI. Southa.tam Ohio's Newest & Finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM • • • WE$T BROADWAY WELLSTON, OHIO 3«-66112 made during the psot month, It was reported. Mrs. lolerla Custer io lmpret1ng at beme folPut your beat foot for· lowing a.,rlodorhooplteUzatioo, ward, and you'll trip on the Miss lAI.CreUa Genhelmer Is W, top slep. and Mrs. Ruth Bamltzlolmprov• • • QuU:k, 110U>-Whot did IDg, It .... repoited. you oo with tho hour ~ou Plano were made lortheJiedge lost last oprilljj as dayllflhl service at the APril meeting. It time came in, when you was noted that the balance or the ~!~•d it up OfiOin in the dlairlct pledge will be paid ln Jli>rU and an ol!erlng lor the achool ot mlsslona waa taken. A history of the .W.s.c.s. was st>'en iiy ws: wii'iior Wtio noted • .-,. on ·.-,•, '! .. -[l": that the orpnllattooob ..rvedlill !DOth llmlverllry thla year. The WoliUIII'I Forelp Mlutonary Society was founded In Bollloo ln 1869 by elchl womon at the Tre- · mont St. Church there. Mrs. Warner told or tho merging or the three dlvllllooo ci lolethodlll Clllrthel In 1939 and the 011111lzatloo of lhe Woman'• Soclaty of Chrlatlan Service, and the We invite you 10 sample our excellent cuisine featuring steaks, chops, seilfoo_ds , chicken, and dinners for the entire family. Plus a sandwich menu meant for everyone's lasle . • Open Every 'Evenlna Except Sunday • • Dancint to Live Music Weekends • • Air ConditiOned • IN0EtS~1PECIALtZED ·SERVICES· WILL SOLVE YOUR LING PROBlEMI .. CALL 992·2635 TODAY more recent merpr of the Evan- aelleai United Brethren and lhe loletllodlat women Into the w.,. men'• Society or Chrllllan Service. Rofreohmente loliowlng the meeting were 101"\'ed by Mrs. Warner and Mro. Clara 'Thomao. · A ollent auction wu beld. TIMELY . 1111DIES ~ . There lo a great deal of sympathy on tbe part of the majority of lludenta for ,the eause or black people and other minority groups. But where It Is shown that an lnd I vI d u a! hal precipitated t b r o·u g b riotouo conduct, through inflammatory &tatemont or Incendiary actionthat be Is involved In a crime-then that. Individual mull expect to be punished, just like anybody else who vlo~t.es the·law. --Gov. Worr•n P. K1101Dier ot ·Wilcomin, on camptU Ella Morpa, Thurman; Nino B. Davia, Jaekloo, Chari" Den, , . .,_ . · Ill', Coolllll; Hanel, A Sl. Pati'lek'l Day lheina . dltl!led tocl....... .du.the-· Wobater; Doroih¥ Clark, Rl 3 wu carried oUt In ralre~-' ~ ror r\PrU ,ell, 9oJt HW; steUa MtCiU', Rt. 2 se"ed IJ7 11111 Ern& Jea.. wlton. lad Bmdje . Oak HUI, and llelvln Ra,y Sor. .._ '-rlilned tbe :Paat .Ciililfa IMt ' lor · ran; Rt. .a won~~o~t. dllorder~. ~ ~ TWJe, P7fhlan!la.,. ~ . Releolod ..:. RetV tei.t. \ ·~·. ;·1 : \ , • ·,~ Robert Privacy Is the prlilclpal · llrL.llttial ~prel!dlfllt · dlatbidion between a free ~~ m~ Wf!.l!'ll'~ 111111 .• ~ ooillety and tho aulit11 tyr_p tayar - ~ 1!1!f, Jla!'!ipak, ltfta . KOII!IIlt D!r- llllll' ol Bit Brother. · .• : ' I . ' ' • ; JanoB. ~Arlhilr J.. Goldberg, for· ' ·. .,.. Jclleo, Grac1M!' U.S." Supre!lle COilrt . DJilert, and jUitN:e. . · . I . lOll; • • • w•at•st in- One of tho FREE ESTIMATES ' ' . • • }>- .,., ~l . . . - ·.. .( WE CAN SEaVE YOU·WITJI THESE SPECIAlDES~ KITCHEN tARPETIN$ · t' ·, ·~ . tNLl1D · . �' I ' ' < ' \.• A ' .SAVE SAVE MVE! lawn, SMALL FARM, 25 aeres up. good bouse, Cl1oBt« area pre. !erred. Raymond Boatright. lmll Bottom, Ohio fSIG. )"'Ur S...,.. lime lllld )"'Ur lllck. We· bilve I ""' INdio er to dig )our wator !IDe .d!tcb. Henry Bahr . _ _ or ' Roger Bahr . . . . . S.7-101p m PlllCB li1lple ....._ Illite. Mrs. llarlil 11-9-2Up For Sale or Trade IIIII CHEVY 2, v.a automatl<!, two lbJr aedan; !IIIII Ole.,.De, two tbJr hardtop, pow• llleertng; 19117 Mustq ~rd Of Thanlct Fastback, v.a. kpeed. Call W$11 lo Olprelll my BIDeere IIIU5I'I or II9W'Ifl. U Ill: tlulnks and gratitude to all my ' !rlends and nelcbbon Pets For Sale who visited me wblle In the Veterans Memorial lilopital M:N!ATVRE Sdin•uzor JIUPI, no odor or sbeddlntl. Temporond for all tile cards I reary abots and ••mme•l. Phont ceived and speclal t1wi:! to after s p.m. weekdays, 11'1· Dr. Telle and nurses. and to 31121, HoctiDIJ>ort, Ohio. everyone wllo belped In any 24-lttc way. 3-13-ltc Edllb Davis. MANCHESTERS, Dacbsbunds, MID. Sclmauzers, Poodles, 1 WISH to ·eltend my sincere !'lip, Idled Breeds and thanks to thoae who olfered Spayed Westle, Barbroo prayono foe me, also to Dr. Kennels. Follow dlrect!onl, ~Y. Dr. Telle and Dlll'!If rilb~ QJolville, Ohio. ses, wblle I m a patten! at Pbone 1187-81. s-6-7tc Veterans Memorial Hospital; to tboae who visited me, and lor the lovely cards, fills and AIREDALES, A.K.C. regiStered, king of l!lo terriers. flowm I received. May God bless each and • .....,_. Health J>lliM!'". $50. Jobn L. Davis. LlUle Jlocldng, «Jdo Patricia Autberton. G742. ll-9-6tc S-13-ltp OF FICE HOURS 1:30 a .lll . to 5:00 p.M. Doil y • 130"un. 10 12:00 Noo" Sotvrcl•'l' EAGLES CLUB PRIME ROAST BEEF DINNER Sunday, Mar. 16 12:30 to 6 P.M. Adults $1.35, Children 75c Mt•btn and Famllito Only - Dlnnon To Go Music by Margaret Neuman '; " 4 to 7 PM liii18IC IWI'Y Friday and S&t- uiday at Jack's Club on Harrllouvllle R..s oft Rt. 7. S-!Utc PUilLlC SALE Friday, George's Aucllon House, Rutland, new lllld aaed merdiiDdlll. Conllpments welciOme. Open 11:vm 10 a.m. till aa1e lime foe eo11118111111!1111. Sale slarla S.!Uic at 7 P.lll. . . JIEWIAR!) foe iDtmnatkm leM!Jw to tllree llealle pupo latta """' Pbooe Cheoter - - -1-!Utp --- ONE DOLLAR BUYS ALOT MORE AT BRYANTS BIJIW!Ml Iota. good locltton, ~ C!..t RIIM. fbane M4'/0I. s-tUtp GUN 911001', Racine Gun as. 8mlday 1 t111 - . Ram. llaeon. . . . . only, S-IS-tic OO'N SHOO!' belay """' 12 to f p.m. at the RuUand Am· Le81<mS.~c I WILL not · be IOipOIIIIllle lor any doblo <OIIIracled lly any... oilier lban p!JIOII. Pearl Sheetl, Rl. S, PDmeray J.ll-3tp SEE NEIGL!R Bu!klm, SuPply for building JllUI' bome, !.o"8 time kiln anllahle. S.IJ.tle --WILL DO sewln1 at home - zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alteJ:atlons, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, ldaton, Phone '1'/S-5651. t-SO-tf• VACANCY lor two elderly ~ pie, Proler prln~ paid petltmll. Pbone Maaon, 77U,lll. Real Estate For S.lt ... "·- IUlDNEY DOWNING ,.... Bryants Dollar Shop RtaJ Bolato ........ 106 Court St. Po'"'"'Y 992·5896 Mltltllepart, Oltlo YOU'IUY Fo.r TIM! Fastest Service DAY/ or NIGHT •.. CALL RAILINGS SERVICE . DA V'992•2151 .NIGHT .' . .'' 9,92-732. R. H. RAILINGS SONS . M5-1Dte ' WATCH UGLY 1l'all mariat d~ mlnioh. u.. Wipeout Will cleaner lm- a freshly painted fir.tllt. Rent a wall cleaner. fl. Baker Furniture. S.lutc AMERICAN Saddle Horse; anUque bed. l'IIQIIe -.sost. U-7tc 1968 NEW MOON house trailer f5rt2, two bedrooms, ph. 982-2111& or lltJ.3G'I8. J.t.8tc HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. IIOBSI'ETI'I!R, Bnbr POMEROY - I larse I'OOIDI, pa110rama view over-ltdlna: the beauUiul Ohio. s bedrooms, bath, gas lumace, u tra large lot. M!OOLI!POR.T - I raom bricl<, · 4 bednloml, I~ balllll, bot 11aw boa!, run lmsoment. 11roge and alee large lol, elose to sdlool. POMEROY RURAL - Good 7 room boule, 4 bedrooms, MIDDLEPORT, OHJ~ . I' . ' --- Day LEFT! _tour. TIMO'IUY hay. Phone Olol· ville 117-G... J.ll-31p ers: 011 and gas leaael we& ed In Meigs OlomiJ. Write f, 0. llol 251, PDmerey, Oblo. 14-IJip ---·-.. Wanted ANT!QUI!!S. lumhure, dllbel. mllcellaneou!, Mrs, Howlnl Cadi, 1110 W. ~aiD St., PDme. I'IJ. 14-tle SMITH AUTO SALE1 ·«ANAUIIA, OHIO For Sale MIXED 8AY, John M. Nelioa, tt.lp Wanted Salem Center, Ohio. Pbooe fiOV!IEKEEPER NEDlED, MW'IM. J.IS-3tp live In If dealred, good wortInc <OIKIJIJonJ, Ugbt wort, PboDe ~1. U-tle KnUiJii!'f TABLB, red Coc!Dica top, . dlliHIW lrlm lllld IIIII' ,fA!'AIIL& lfAN lor bolh olerlt: .~ ... 1111tdl; allo 11-quart lid • olcea!ltl Applr .In lllitOoailllt ......... ~ _. Ill( v.....,.ue. "'peiwaa. B I R Plnllane. J.ft a-u«c • j$p ' ,,.·\~. .,. :· · \· '''•;•.Wil:A'' . • - ,_ lUIIe ,,SIIVME PA'VMENTS, _. AIITOMOJIIl.E i'>surance ben walmll COiliOie ller<o. 'nils •s..._lled? I""' Y1K1r OIIOI'Itset hu AM-1"11 radio, f or's license? CaD 1111-1111. I II Ill: . . . . . f-lpeed aufllmllle tum table. Take over PI)'· menta of fiJII per momtb or pay belatic; . . . Tty It ill JllUI' llome. Pbone &a. S.ll.., --llrl l2dll ft. MobOe c~rne 1n for a top ~eal on:a good • 1968 VO~K,SWAG~N F~STBACK •••••••••$179$ M!troon. w1th ~lock 1nt.rlor, rodlo, wheel .covers, .Jt;. luxe interl~:tr trim, real nice with low mileage. Speclolly priced! ,. •.-; 1965 P,ONTIAC .................... ; .. $1695 Safari Stotlon Wagon, local 1 owner cor, whit. ..,, dark blue finish. Cloan lntorlor, like now w-w 'tirel , .' .automatic, power steering and ·brakes. Radio. .: FAitlof MAaiiNERY. I will be OpeD for bustneu llaltini lalurday Mardi ~- ~ve plenty traeton lllld Nftl'll tnda. DIU .Goochrln, I mi1el from ·:w~~r · . •. 0. ' I ,\ • r •. j.Ht 1 :' ;;; 'I ... 1 .• clal ' vta- . I . j I, . 1965 FORD GAL. 500 4 DR............ ;'.Sl395 Cruisematlc trans., power steering, radio &. h..,e;, like now w/s/w tiru, black finish with' tan lnteridr. · Sharp car. . · · YOU ARE ' ' ' • "' ,r • 1963 CH~VY Jl •••.••••••••. , , , ••• ~ .... ....$- Convitrtible, local 1 owner. car.. SUper Sport modtl, buckot pots,, g~d ijres, 6 cyl., 3 spood, .floor shllt, radio: Popular Model, .&pecial Price~ t· 1 19&3 CHEVROLET ...................... $69S .' lml"lla ~ dr. Local • I owner car, V8 onglno, po...,. ' glidt, radio and hooter, good tiru, bluo_linish. All " Sta" ,1963 OlD$ F-85 STA. WAGON ............ $995 White finish, auto. t<o~.. radio· & heater< Real nll:e car-. · < ' Cpo . . V8 onglne, outomatlc. White finish. CleGn' intefior, good ·w.w. tire a; R&H. · "' . , .. •" ,' - - ' I v.a ongino~au)a. trono., ,P·.S., P.B.I pradicall~d ~ow tiroo. _thlo h a root buy at onty $9001•., •' TIRE SALES· ' ' ': 1~. INTER,.ATIONAL :.•:. , •; : •• •~~~: •.. ..: ~!a. ton 5t'!'s)do P,i~kup. Local ) . ownlr;\ low .,. SPECIALSI ,. . "''''"'Il· l•ko ~·w m... heGier, rod linioh. ' ·' · ;1955 FO~b ~ '"'N:PiCKUP·••,; •• · Good tiroo-·· ' . 1 -4.. · ,, ,..,,.... ,l,•.'i•.'·~-·-:,'1", I :fl.,,_, ' ··- ' ¥ • 4 >' ' --- .. at....,..... --· ,......,.• ·-- r..: ·- ...... .•r:·· .....,., ....... ··c.: ·-. ' ' ,• \ ;:, .'" ,• • ' NO. oot.u~·. lL-0111 ao.• 1 f,·, .' l.lloo«Jio 1.. _...,... -.• fl) 19&6 CHEY. UbN PANEL ......... $9110, . 7·0:0 , 1U!r..'l:f ' \ !, '";>'' •1 . .',, -·--•. Ufllr~. 1L=~ •I '• .·TRUCK SPECIA£8:· ........... 1,.... 'f.Ait,qlt: ' a•stowS DAILY CROSSWO ~ 1964 FORD.(iALAXIE •••••••••••••••• ,.•• $995 !iOO H.T. ' ' ~ 11ft!' ~''-t ~fa· JT,IIr,pol ~~.- Lllltl\" , .i . Jl, 'l'rlo ILIIM'h w l ' . . 11&'11 PORKVl ~ • 14.1.0 . ,...Lta~ • INSIST, ' ' .co:aot-., - c l •l' 1,0. · -~ •• "!'"' ,t;"· *'··liili 'dallibc '. .~.- : ~ .... lt~ JIU'I ........ ti.Gnlk ' f7.'1'!omp .JWIC , .. . PI.EASE, - '·· '~t •' 0 '.1 .CRBSRQ .. ' l ' ' " ' ' H2-7111lo ':,. ;, boale, line bedrooml; iDcludel Iller and ll:dO fl. 111rt!iq. 11000. ~· .,1I1111-1112. a-13-tlc . ' ...... ...... ~ ·_ wm run 1 KMOW! 8UT IT'S 'THE ONLVOt.!E ' EIPEIIENCED ...... ATTENTION Melp bwdotnr / .lf.Oit SERVICE bath, gas fltfii8CO, run basement. flrepla<e, olea bam, prage and oilier buildlrWB. AU minerals. 35 acrt!l on blacktop road. Lovely place. CAlL NOW 'l'(IMORIIOW MAY '1'11A1LER LOTS. Bob's lolobDe ]..., - rv...., -~ Fa1r1ane, liT, VI , BE TOO 1.\TE Coort, S,raeuse, Oblo on state Hpeed trans·, e~tra eloan. I!ELBN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ..._ Rt. Hf, Pilotte 19J.J1111. ..._ Pb. 992-290. S+tle S\'IIACVSE l•ll"'o S.ll... NEW 1968 Ztgj Zaj! sew1n8 maHARMONY aparbn111ill - S cb1ne In original laelofy ear· Business Services and 4 rooms. lumlllbed, ton. Automatt. ·'·.d g 111 to CIJRTISS CATn.E Breeding walls, floors, lumlture, prl- mate buttonho!OI on Service. Phone Parter 112vall [181'k1Da. Out of all floods, buttona, ~. and 22M Pomeroy .~ ,1187-325~ Cool· S bloeb from Pomeroy· poll mate fancy desJintt with just l'ille call staUon. J.lf.llte olllce, I9USt! lnlm 10 a.m. the twist ol a single dial Left to I p.m.. J.f-tlc ln lay-away and ......- been SEPI'IC lanb cleaned. MDier Ulnd. Balance due only $4'1. Sanitation, Slt'wart, Ohio, TRAU.ER, Brown's TraDer · or termo of fl per month. PboDa . . . . S.IJ.tlc Put, Mtnersvllle. Phone Phone 992-21185. 3-11-tk! J.lt.ate C. C. BRADFORD SORRY SAL IS """ 'I IIII!IT)' AUCftONIER TRAILER SPACE on Gnvel tal. She used Bhte Lustre CompiMe llenlee RiD. 7111 Maple Street. Till and upholstery eleanor. l'llolle IINIII a-n.-. Rent electric ahampooer. Babelle. Oltlo ker Furnitme. s.to.ete Crill ....... SEVEN ROOMS, bath, on 'llloI I Ill: mas Fort. Phone 982-MI'I or ELECTROLUX Vacuum clean.... $-!Uic er with attachmllllll, <01'11- Am CONDmON!NG Refrigar. 'lliuder and paint llpi'IIJ. Jle. atlon servia!. Jack'l llelrlgP'IJRNI!IIIED boule In Pome- paaseaed but guoran~. in enUOD, Now Hann. hone 1'0)'. fiVI' and balb. Ute - condition. Pay off ~~D-20'~~. 4 e 111: Call evenblp, . . . . $.17.fli or terms If desired. U-lfo Pmne llt-21185. S.tl.ate READY • lii!X COIJClrele cJelly. ered llgbt to your project. BRACE yOIIl'lleU for a thriD l!le Faa! and OBIJ. Free 0111lint time you ... Blue Lustre mates. Pbone 1192-S214. Goel· lu clean rugs. Rent eledrl< leln Ready - ~ Co., Middleah1111pooer $1. Tiny's Bar- port, Obio. I Ill Ill: POOR ROOM lumlllbed apart- falnland. :lr!O«e ment. ·Phone . .. S-1-tfc BUDGET PRICE lurttiMe on GRAVELY Tractor. S attachour third Door budJIOI lllop. MODI!lRN 'l1IIIEE ,.., apall- menlll, graas cutter, plow, Baker Fumllurt. Middleport. ment, all electric, may be culllvator. Phone a1514. Oblo. 11-Cfe by appointtllellt. PboDe S.U-Stp lfUJII, s-t).tle SEWING MACIIINES, rt!iilr • Mim' SELL 1919 Zig Zag sewservice. an makes. WY $Set Ing macldne. 'Dib makes butAuto Sales 2214. The Fobrle Jlhop, Pom- V"uitaiion tonholes, many laney deliM VOLKSWAGEN In good eroy. Aathoi bed Singer lllllel Slturdq, M&roh 15, to Vlaltasigns. Take over pa)'IDI!llb eondltlall, lint f/50 tskes IL and Service. We lliiiii'POII llon Do,)' ·to pw all per.- ln CDalaCI Jack Bandle7. ll'ij $5.44 per IIIOillb or pay Sclsoors. J.ll-tle tbell'OI ia-rlolllll'toiGUrthe f4Ut. dl......t tor caob. LiDeo1n 1111., PDmero)'. «Jdo l'acllllln ot 'GIItlpaUio Bualae11 Pllone llt-211111. S-1141c CIGARETTE vtlldlng maeblnel CoUop. Tho hours are !ram 9-.30 Iller e p.m. J.1Htp and semce. ABC Enler1lrlaes. .. m. to a "' m. Tours .... "" FIVE ROOM m., bath, builtMaSOII, W. Va. Pbone 'I'IJ.M. ' mat!t on an 'lndl~uallmsta . ortn . In kitchen, oat noors, lf.lle baaement, lurnace heal, ga._ rage. Contact Pearl Sl!eels l!ADIO and TV ltPBir. m. ..,Alihowth !ai ltnn after S:SO p.m. e¥elllnp. calla, and llttermll Installed. IIIIJIOrll'M Pbone . . .. S.tl.alp Joint Harrllon, Phone 112- 11111-0n JU.Ifc ' ' not far from lcltm. ReMQa. able. PboDe .___ MWte STOP IN OUR NEif STORE AND YOU'RE SURE TO II' ALK OUT IVIJ:H SAVINGS THREE PIECE eollee set and two end tables, one oet table tampa, two uttnl:y tables. als quart eleclrlc eom popper, For lent one 22-lndt floor fan, one SSFURNISHED and unfurnished incll Admin! TV, numerous apartmenllt. Close to aehool. ! dishes and kitcllen nienllll. Pbone 119M4M. 11-!Mfc ean IIIU096. s.wte Notice n.nrc. ,, .·n �~i. ' ., ' ' . ' _,., ' .. .. '·-' Thou~hts ' Rutland·IJ',..:,., .~: Holds ·Annuo/ ~Banquet · ;OfJ~r,S OI~ :.Remedy .• · For . Redtt~ ll~ises ·. '• ' :•t :,..·, ' ' Awards were preoenled Glrlnc tho 8l1IIIIOl blue and IOld banillel 11 Rudand Cllb Scoot Pacl< 240 • by CUbmutor Fori Van Moler. , Attended by ljiJ)roximately 75 cuba, their parents and families, !he• program featurod lndlan 6ancea by the Order of the Ar· row Scout Troop 11 Point Pleas· ant. and skits by the dens of Pa~~!~j.g awards were Gary Nelooo, Chris Stewart, JoeyT~ mas Steve Peclwn, Ricky George, Randy George, Mark Richmond, and Jerry Mallon, wolf badges; Steve Nel100 and Gregory Van M-, bear badges; !Jeve Peck Peckam and Doria " ; ' - :· ... " uti-•·....., ~-to AYIII• til ~. JOmi (:oundl, DOria , ' . •u ~::.OO:.s:.th~R";;.~': 1 Methodist CIIUreh In RutlaDd, 01>· ened tho pr<liJ'&rn following the potluck dlmer. The J>iedae to the flag was led by the webelos den . f '- · lr POUY ClAM~ ~ . " -~ . • = ' THEATRE the Rev. DEAR POLLY-To make a simple Uttle abacus for your preschool chlld, do as lol· lows: CUp the lower edge of a coat hanger wltb wire snippera, bend a hook 011 fv1rs. Bradbury is TONIGHT, MARCH 13 NOT OPEN the slde and sUp spools oo the lower bar ol the hanger. The spools may be painted if you Uke. Close hocilt (cov· ered with tape for safety) and yoW' chlld can learn to count to flve or so a1 well as do simple addition and subtraction by sUdlng the spools back and fortb.-MRS. R. 0 . Canasta Hostess FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 14 ·15 MRS. BROWN YOU HAVE A LOVELY DAUGHTER - TechnicolorHerman's Hermits, Stlnley Holloway - Peter Noone KILL A DRAGON - Teehnicolor- Mrs. Charles Bradbury enter· tolned the Middleport Canasta Club 'l\leaday nl&IIL Mrs. Glenn Hensler was a 3,1e1t. Prize winners were Mrs. Hensler, Mrs. Kemeth Cale, Mrr:;. Uonel Boggs, and Mra. Audrey Davenport. Other .Players Jack Palance 11 IUd1 ar.• pretty smart people 11 'BOYS AND GIRLS COAT AND HAT SETS !he Com- plete OutfitHat, Glowes Sprine Play Purse BOYS SLACKS, SHIRTS SPORT COATS to Size 12 • CLOSE OUT SPECIAL ~ ~ Samsonite Streamlite and atterded church servl.ces. /J off 1 Mr. and Mrs. David lllas at. tended I Ll01111 Club conmtlon In CI1UIIIbua on SUnday. Mro. Leooo Babcock and ~s. ~ Massar stayed at their home to care for their little daughter, Mery lf i Lou1 se Rlgga, whlle they were Buy now and save 33-1/3\ durl111 this factory close out on this ·famous all·time favor· ite style! gone. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicholl Jr. and 1m1 of LouiniUe, Ky., ClUed on his parent&, Mr. ard Mrt. Clarence Nichola Sr., SUnda)'. .... 14.95 Mr. and Mrs.J olin Arbaugh Ylalted Mr. and Mro. Sydnoy Cli>Pie of noar NelBOIIville SUndl,y. Mr. and Mro. Lindsey Lyons WofP~oburJ, Mr.andMra. Lawrence Hlabergen lOCI son of Belpre, Mr. uid Mro. Thurman Babcoek of Long all were ·5w11ay dlmor guosto of Mr. and Mro. L. L,, Lyona and family, Mrs. Blond<Jia Bl'IIIIIOO of Brldpport, W. Vo., opent a week 9.93 NOW 11.23 NOW Ladies Beauty Cases••.•••••.••••.•. .... 16.95 Ladles O'Nite Cases................... .... 24.95 2 Suiter & Warlhbe Cases ........... .. c· here wlth !brde Bowleaa. WbUe here ohe spent a day with Nelael Weather· ..... Now)16.53 Mro. Leonard McGlD attended tho funeral of her brothor, Raj. mond Merdn, at Morpntown, w. Vo., last week. Doroel MOler returned heine ·Min 81. Jo.oeph Hospital, Parktrobura, Jthere he wu confloed fGIIcllbtla heart attack. Mr. and Mra. Frank Doroi ctlled on her mother, Mro. Etlltl . Stout, SUnday \...W., ' Mr. IDd Mro. Charloo Killso , aild da~Ji!~ter of Cltumbuo~IPIII! · a tlw \1171' htro · Mr. and Mro, - r t lad !amllf. ... 26.95 Pullman Casas .....•..•.•.....••••••••. New Yor~ Clothing House ' I I ' ' her mother, Mrs. • '· 9 t;4t ~- ' ~~·. Airway Di,CGYIIIJ-Mtn's Ca$1s · Jet Flltol.o!,tll!ll Alllldlt' Co ..a Airway Uni-Mold-Lodits C.ooo Co OI'AI c.... Charcoal, s;own ou~. 14.95 Men'& ,.nlen ..... S.!.~t~' 22.95 25" TWIIII SUI~ ..... ,.S.Ie lt... C.tft s.~o n Ladl••' Co111111. Colortl Blu•, Honey Gold1 Gr•en. • $ 9.Y5 11" C.••••••• ~• •o.••Sol111111,49 10.95 21" c............... Sot. , ..., 12.95 2-'"" c. .............. Sot. 11.49 14.91 :H'• cose............ Sot• 13.49 16.95 29'" C••••.t••••••••• ,Sol• 15.49 9.95 Co•moth: ~•••· ...... Sale 1.49 Dltcontlnutd Style, onlr o few pieus In llu., Grellftl. Whfta. · , Yo•'"· .s..- col•••· E•cellent ~•••••· S,.el•l llfleea this sol• ani.-. 3.91 NEVER PRESS LONG GOWNS ........... : .... MLI 3.69 3.98 NEVER PRESS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS,., ... SALE 3.69 3.91 NEVER PRESS BERMUDA PAJAMAS ........ SAL! U9 3.91 PRitiiiT SHIIIT GOWNS ............ , ........ SALE 3.69 3.~1 PERMANENT PRESS MIMI GO~NS .......... SALE Ut 3.91 PERMANENT PRESS SHIFT GOWN$. , ....... SALE 1.69 3.49 EXTRA SlZE LONG GOWNS.~ ~ ·o'~~· i ......... SALI3.19 3.49 EXTRA SitE P!RIIAMENT PR!SS SHIPTS.,.MLE 3 It 3.49 U8Y DOLt.:. PAJAMAS .................... SALE 3:19 2.91 LONG GOWNS.... , •• ,, .... , ....... , ....... SALE 2.79 2.91 MINI GOWNS ............... SALI! 2.21 BA.TISTE SHIPT GOWNS................... SALE 2,29 1.91 DUSTERS ................... ., THtS IA~I ONLV S.OO ol.91 ,DUSTERS..................... THIS SALE ONLV 4.~ 3,91 DUSTERS ......... , .......... , THtS SALE dN~ V 3.50 I ............... BARGAINS IN THE ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT REG. 1.19 KIRIURV II!SH PANTV HOS!,; ....... ,SALE 1.29 P•· R•l· 2.00 Pi•rced EARRIMGS .. SP!CIAL THIS SALE ONLY 1.69 pr. lEG. 59e WOMENS ,AMCY HANDK!RCHIEFS .......... 2 far 1.00 REG. 1,49 PANTI HOSE (Lhnlhld Out~~~tUrt ............. 2 flor I 00 REG. ol.fl STRAW HAMDIAGS, h•l, 11•4• ..... SAL! PRtCE ~21 REG. 2.91 STRAW 'HANDBAGS, Eo~, ....... , ... SAL! PRt~E 2.41 SEE THE EXCELLENT SELECTION 3-lt1.95 26" ............... s.l. You thould ,..u~ taka time_to look ot thetrou1tr1 for m11n and young '""on tft• ht floor. Trl111 cut &t~l·• forftlgh 1dtOol- Call..e Yount M•n- Ma,. Contenootlv• 1tylas for tM older group whg llh a llttl• rna,. fullnt111 . 51••• 28 Ia 38 for th• trllflofll mo4els. Sla•s 32 to 50 ' f1111r tfle II'IOfllll eonsenoetlv• cuti. The ,... colors ;~; ~ Spring oM Sullll!l«' w41or or• trul~ ••icome as ••· teo, the check• Ond plaltle oha1 ore becoming &O ,opulo,, V~u'll enloy 11111elrig '"-•• trou•.,•· 1 r~ on a pair ar two ancl ••• what 1 be&t for )'OU. ' u.o. 3-122.95 29 11 Wo1'4NH, ..... S.I•· U.OO Bassett Heavy Plate Gla$s Door Mirrors furniture diporlmonl on tho ,3rdif.;;,r, Have bovol.od odgo. Plo1tic dipo to laoton to door, 2&.D0-24" by &8" MIRRORS., •••.••• SALE 21.00 24.D0-22" by A" MIRRORS ••••••••• SALE 19.00 18.95-18" by &8" MIRRORS ......... SALE 15.00 16.95-16" by &8" MIRRORS ••••••••• sALE 13.00 14.00-i6" by 56" MIRRORS •••••••••. SALE 12.00 ' ··• J. • I Pr ,. .'.ih ... ctpa ft •- ' ·resses Away , Rtcord · .Stora1e Bedlaont Suites Double drOII!Ol''- with mir- ror ~ -eato helclbciud· bed - 4 drawer chest. Willlllt flnlob. ~·- ea•l••ts MiPie or lindtorOotl - IJoullla alldlaa Shirts 3.00 Stllforlzed Shrunk - Slurd.\' Flbrlc lor lololh, loJWwear. Pants are In ol10s 29 to 50 walot and in your correct loqth - Haw zlpJJer fly - No-tore belt IOQI)s - l q lito poekelo - ...,. lnforeed crotdo. Shlrto are in slzea 14\2 to 20 1>1ck with your correct alaeve lellllho Made wltb.extn lcq shlrtttlls that are cusseled. Dre11 Shlri l.!lle collar. Derk Olive- Dark Grey_ Forest Green. t:;~~~ :::.~ affaire· and weU • !mown tlorousbout the re· . Special Group ·Coffee Ta.les-Step l!l•ie$ ·.J Co•IIOde Ta.les · Ilion and state, Dr. Byers is best re- · meJnijered In t h e GoUlpolls area when he served as prlncJ pill or Gallla Acado. . my lllgh SchooJ, from 1936 to 1942. S.lll•i Rogularlr ,17.95 te,2~.50 Walnut, Frultwo~ anilMaple flniohea YOUR (jti01CE .•. ·'J S~le " 2~00 Srilel lookc• stnee Dr. 1957, Choo .. walnut·ar maple. Slidin!J glau daaro• • KrMhler 11\d Bll'lillne Chairs •'Kl'Othltr::.qvlnl Rool1 SUites a Sofas • Dinette S'-s In 5, 7 •d 9 piece styles • llarvel.ftt•ld Metal·Wlnlnlbes l!ld' Cabinets . Furnlto,. Dept. 2nd and 3rd fl.ooro Uoo our oenolblo credit o~rvico and pron\i>f f,.o doli very . . ' . ' east Asia. lie Is also Chairman of t h e Athletl~ Committee in the AID Junior Of. ficers Council. He hOlds a priv~tte and commercial pilot's license. A native or Fairborn, Lt. Wolfe gradual· ed from Falrbom High School and a bachelor's degree in mecbanJcal engineering trom Ohio State UnfversU~· where he was a Dis. Unii\IIOhed R!YI'C MUitary Gra<loate. He was commlasloned In June 1966, and has been ataUoned at Wright~Patterson since t h a t time. He !& enrolled In the Ohio State Uni. Yersib' program at Wright.Patterson working toward a master's degreedn business admlnls~ation. Lt. Wolle and his wife, the former Andres Elde of Fl!lrbom, realde at 1160 Iron· Wood Dr., Fairborn. l,.t. WoiCe is the son of Col. (USAF Ret.) Donald A, (Alex) Wolfe, 231 Bob st., Fair · born. A native of Gallipolis, Col. WolCe Is a 1931 graduate of Greerbrler MUltary School, Lewlsburm. w. Va., as a Second Lt. CoL Wolfe served in the U, S, Army and later in the Air Force including three years (1946-40) in Germaro- and three more years In Ensland, near u.icion. During tho past year he orpnlzed and . tALLlPOIJS - The ' GalitpOi;;· 'ciij, . Commtnlonloners, 1ft speci1l seaslonrrt. day afternoon, t:fansterrec:l funds Crom the water iriJprovement rum to the water co~ strucdon fUnd.,' In other mattera, the commissioner's · 1.· acce»ted tho C. L Thornberg Clrm's bid lor " &OWige lift slltlon, tObO. u~ed In lhe ., ewer system o~ Easterrf).ve. 1)e commission also accepled Clow Corporation's bid for a 6·inch c8st ii'Oil pipe (approxh:nateli 700 feet) to be used In the sewer system on Eastern hve.' Ma ' Hargraves .· Outlines Observance · ,•, ' . • By..;s; last vlalt ui GalliPolis Wai on 'A,. 10, 1968. He was IIUOst ~r <lor· the 30th ·reunion of the 1998 GAHS 59.QO THREE SHELF CASEs....:.... ___.... SAL!!· 4fi,QO 39.95 TWO SHELF CASI!S..•.- .........-···--··ULI! 32.00 32.00 TWO SIIELF CASEL~-----,--SALE 26.00 . accelerated testing ot a new aircraft ar~ restment system brake ror uae Jn south- s~:~:::~.~~:;:.:.:::·:·:l!'!':: ..,.:::::.:~~.:.:;:J::::!:r:~~::~-w C.ll.vera, M, VUiap, died a.m., Frlda1 at ' S,.Cial Sale f.rlc.S Work Uniforms 7.00 aSult for aircraft arresting systems. '' BY BOB HOEFLICH PGMEROY - The Rod< SJ~rbltio · F groonds jumped with acdvlty cattlemen from Ohio and Weit rolled,yonto the lll'QIIICis for u.- . moal :ilutheastem Ohio Hereford A1110d'l don show and sille. Charles Boyles at judge of the show. in the bull division winner& were: CLASS I - Two years and over: ·" '"'' ,. fers Hereford Farms, Athens, ftrltJ . llr Hereford Farm, Huntington, ~ and Sous, llarrisvUle, w. VL, third, ' lltil, Hugh Leifheit, Fl>meroy, fourth. · TOP FEMALES- The champion remilles ellhiblted at the 22n!anooal Southeastern. Ohio CLASS D Apr. I to June 30 1117. Hereford AssrL show Saturday at the Rock Sprlngs Fairgrounds. The graOO Champion female Butler, first; Jeffers. secondi Butler, ilblnf -on the lett isheldbyJe(f~bcockand Ray Jenkins, right, holds the reserve champion female. and Goff and Sons, fourth. · I~ the background, left, is ~ilbur Wagner, Waterford, owner of the gram champion and right, CLASS W July I to Sept. 30, • ., (.harles Boyles, Caldwell, Judge of the show, Owner of the resene chalq)ion female is Rob- Butler, first; Wagner and &Ina, ert Jenkins, Glenwood, W. Va. ~ord, second; Goff and Sons, third; ~ ... Slawter, Middleport, fourth; Maplelan; h , · dro, fifth; Meredith Farms, 1'1>1110111)', lb!!ll; '\ J·· lr 1 and Gilbert J, Keith, Parkerllbur&, ......... CLASS IV - Oet., 1967, to Jan., 1NI - BuUer, first; Slawter, second; ~ and Son, Kitts Hill, third and fourth; lief•- '(::u.: dith, fifth; Keith, alxth and oeventb. CLASS V - Females hom alter Ju. · I, 1968 - Goll and Sons, flrat; AlfrM Gans, Pomerpy, second and thirdi Anderson and Son, Rockport, W, Va., flllrlb; Maplelawn, sixth and seveoth. Jeffers exhibited U\e grand champion bull and Butler the reserve chliUilj)ion buU, hi the Cemale division, the order ilf wilt· ners included: CLASS Vll - two yeors IDd older Robert Jenkins, Glenwood, W, VL, flrol; ' Roush Hereford Farm, 1New Haven, lee· ond; Jenkins, third, and Slawtar, fourtlo. CLASS VW - females bom Apr. 1 to . June 30, 1967 - Wagner, firs~ Jluiltl', .11 . &econd; Goff, third; ROush, f...uij · Koltll;~ , ftflh, sixth and oeventh. : ·.. CLASS IX - femilles hom July 1 1o 1:; Sept. 30, 1967 - Wagner, firlltj Bldl•, '· '. second; Slawter, third; Keith, barth; Bell ~<~:·! McCoy Hereford Farm, CheNpeake, ftfth. ;: _:: · . .. CHAMPION BULLS - Roy Brown, lett. eldllbits the grand champion bull, owned by Jef· and sixth. CLASS X l"emales born Oct. 1 to Doe. < fers Hereto~ Farms, Athens, and Paul Logsdon, right, exhibits tile reserve champioo buU at the 2211:1 anrual SOutheastern Ohio Hereford Association's show held Saturday at the Rock 31, 1967 - Keith, fir~ third and flllll; McCoy, S! ·ond and f111rth. Springs Fairgrounds. The reserve bull is owned by the Butler Hereford Farm Huntingt W. Va. and Crown Cit,y. ' on. CLASS XI - Females born alter Ju. 1, 1968 - Roush, first and second; Afa. plelawn, third and fourth . Wasner exhibited the grand champiiMI fe. male and Jenkins, the reserve champlal . female, Ribbons for the show were tundlhed b7 IRONTON - Both the Eastern and the the Pomeroy National Bank. Southern high school man·hing bands Auctioneers for the sale held s..turdQ' .. :'·..: received superior rati~s at the district afternoon were Herb Bambeek, Dcwtr, ...s· barll competition here on Saturday. Fur· II. W. Engle, Creola. ther information on the awards won by the two Meigs County IIBh schools will be announced by Band .ctors Robert Shaver of Southern and ··'Cbarles Yeago of Eastern. Both bands are now eligible for statewide competition. '*; ~:::;~~:x:=:~i:i::=::::;;;::~*=::*::::;:;~·=·=~::·;;::;:;~::~:::!!~ ~· D:ort cloora '13·" . '114· BY DICK THOMAS GALLIPOIJS - The IJ'andson of a GiiJ. lfpoll1 native, Who Is a test parachutist at Wright • Patterson Air Force Base ""' named Ael'OIIIIUIIcal Systema Division Junior Officer of 1968. He ls First LL Alex V, Wdlfe, a me. ehanlcal engineer assigned to the Deputy for Engineering, who was also Mminated by AS> in the compeddon to name the Air Force Systems Command Junior Officer ol the Year. Lt. Wolfe ls the IJ'andson or Mrs. J. Harold (Allee) Wolfe, 430 First Ave., Galllllolls. , This award is designed to recognize jun. tor of!Jcers Cor outstanding Wty performUice, special achievement, and overall Contributions to the command mll&ion. A paratrooper since graduating trom t"ort Renn!ng, Ga., Jump School In September 1967, u. woue jumps to test parachute harness apparatus and steering capablliUea ilf »erachutea developed by the Air Force. As a project engineer, Lt Wolfe conducts tec~cal studies, revlewa equipment de~ Sl$nl, and Is responsible for technical management of devolopment and test program& Successful mad'e coffee, and Post 200 served coffee and doi.lgluwts. The refreshments were courtesy ot Roger 'Barron, the drive's community chairmafl. · , -StUrdy ..... trucdon. 00 urday morning have been encouraged to r• port to their captains by no later than Wednesday. The nrst two individuals to turn in theJr --.:·- .. , . IE SURE TO TAU ADVANTAGE OF tHE Sale! Mens Bll Yan- 1001 Cotton Twill LT. ALEX WOLFE .·Fo··'"mer 16.50 Salol 3 Pc. .. and Young •ns Trousers I''" 11 oPlttt4 ............. s.~ 1.110 21~1o.ts 12.95 15" 1 12.95 21" •••••4...... So.. 1.00 1- 15.95 24" Wai'4NM, •••.• ,S.Ie 11.00 1 . Pt1ts 4.00 t 22'' c. .............. •., t12.u 20.95 ·25" ,.u.............. s.te 1 17.49 Travel Jor REG. 4.91 PHIL MAID SLIPS.............. ,,.,.,,.,, .SALE 4.29 REG. 3.91 PHIL MAID SLIPS.,, • .,, ..... ,"'".''''"" ,SALE l.59 REG. 2.91 PHIL MAID SLIPS, ................ ,, .. ,,. ,SALE 2.79 REt. 2.98 PHIL MAID HAL, SL.,S ................... SALE 2.19 REG. 1.98 PHIL MAID HALF SLIPS,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,SALE 1.79 Ju1t MCIIIII~•\11 •ur S,rlnf ShipMent of-Kat.1 Lln,.rle. N" &tyl•• and ~s Blw Travel Smart Luno11 BARGAINS IN THE LINGERIE DEPARTMENT 2...., Meft'& LINII••' See the many naw arrlwa !hi& week In the Reidy To Wear Deparbnent for Women an! Glrla. ' The Lady .WrinKJer Co-<>rdlnates - Blouses - Slaeka and Shorts. The naw Wrarvler Panty Dresaeo. Alao tho Stoots Sportswear line - Blouses, Jackets, Slirtl and Slacks. ADd onother shl»ment or women's stretch Jeans In reaular and ex· tra sizes, denims and twUis, at '3.95, Another blg shfpment or Women's Puritan Dresses ln Ill sizes. ' REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. IlliG. REG. REG. RIG. REG. lEG. R!G. REG. lEG. c.... c... ' O.~~teoal, c;.,................. Color11 lfedgowood Blu., Colodon Gr .. n, cOr~m'l to one membership official. Camp Arrowhead and th~ council's ~ D11t1ng Saturd~'• , ldckorr event Mrs. Workers who received. their cards sat.:. ; Arden' Dobson and Mrs. )Seith Brand~berry Lt. Wolfe Junior Officer~of Year ( 2.tS 22" Ce•ponlon~ •••• ,,Sale~19 •.W 34.95 2 Suiter,,, ..... ,.,: ,Sole 30.49 6.95 3 -Suiter.,,,,,.,,,, ,,Sole 33.49 :;::::::::::::::::::::::::~ urday morning. 1\ccording to one spokesman, $626 had been pltldged - or colle~ted - before workers lett the campaign headquarters, located In Grace MethOdist Church. The R•nce .._lgn ProVIdes, thrOIIih !:oloro: Chaocoal, Charcoal '(;,.on, Olivo Brown. · · $24.95 22'' Companlon..._Salia $21.49 $36.9$ .26" Two Su!ter...... Salo $33.49 $39.95 26" Throe Sulltf.... S.Ie $35.49 U '\~J . . ~~.~ole, On The TIn Middleport, 0. .ts 211'" w.nr.......·......... s.r.. 1 ,50 '16"' , .......... ......... ~ ...... Chorc01111i, Brown Olive, Ch.rc:ool Gr11111n. Slim R•.Julor, King Sl&••· $19.95 Sol• $17.49 121.95 c................... ,Sol• $19,49 $22.95 c................... Sol• s:zo.49 Here...J...•J+i:i·, Show, 1tca got off to a rousing start Sat- teen, training awards and helps maintain GallipoJis 15 ,,e..""'... C·.······~···.. ,·wU9 · ii.IS 22· ,W•obn4 c. .........s.t. 2~1 . 4;95 H"' p.,u............... ~S•Ie t Ahwar. Unl-Mold-llon' • Tuppen Plains · Society News SIZE 12 mo. to 18 mo. ALSO 2 TO 4 YEARS. .1., ..... ilf sandwiches, salad and KooiAid. lb'mnals were loll at the Health Center for the podents' use. The psrt,y was another In a series of communl:t;y service pro.. jects planned by Mrs. Merdn, the E:~Pth Dlstrlet American Le· nl&lll Mr. and Mra. Denver Rice, don Auxiliary community serMr. and Mrs. Norman Yeauger, vice chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Mro. Max Stwart, George Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and the Rev. Raullin Moyer went to Athens to opend the evening with the PI· BY EVELYN BRICKLES tlents, several of whom were The World Day of Pn.yer was from Meigs and Gallta Countlea. observed at st Paul's United Mra. Gerlach read a poem on Meth<ldlst Church with tho South tbe leprechaun, there were readinge by Mrs. Stewart adll Mro. Bethel United Metbodlat Church Kincaid, and Deaver Riee enter- pardclpadJW on Friday, March tained on Ills guitar. Of'lllllmualc 1. at 2 p. m. There Wll an atfor alngin8 of hymns and _.. tendence of 12 wlth an offorlng tar mmbers waa played by one of $9.25. TakiJW part ln the progriDI were Mra. carl BarllhlU, a!thepationta. Each patient wao given writ. Mrs. Victor Blhr, Mrs. P a u I In& paper, envelopes and at.mp.o, Brooks, Mrs. Gerilld Violet, Mrs. combs, JOap, shampoo, tooth llonlld Van Meter, pll!ds~ and Mrs. Boyd Hackney, solols~ jewelry and Mro. Donna Watson and ooo, Tommy, and frlend, Mlas Je&}lie Ast. Patrick's Day theme was C&ahdollar, spent a few dQsln SOUth carolina visltingherdaugt>. carried oot in the refreshments , t cr and 11011-il>law, Airman and ml:'--='&:<'W:WM-· Mrs. Gary Barmart and their .... baby dauihter, JIJI>y Der· lene, born March 1. Mr. and Mra. EltoD Ritch~ are announcing the birth of a son on March 7, Mra. Nelsel We~thermana,pent\ SUnda)' w~h her brothOr, Mr. and' Mrs. Eldred Grimes of Atbea8 Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY MARCH 16, 1969 .-L------~-------·~ · ----~~~--~~~~~---------~--- GALLIPOLIS- The 1969 RoyScoutSus· the MGM District CowcUqrfice,allil9-vlsuat card8 and funds will recoive a year's supply laining Membership Enrollmcnl drh·e In the aids, bulletins, an omcc staff to aid volu"'" or ea• lnd also a year's suppl)' of meat ac- · , , , LADIES CAS~S; $20.95 C'a•••tl~ c........ ,,Sole $17.49 ·~o.ts 22" w ..U"d.,_. ...... s. .. Sl7•.e9 O.ts 25~' Pull-n,, ,, .. ,,.Sale $26.49 5.95 28" PIIIIIMft,,,,.. ,., .Sole S30 •.Cf 11.50 r... ·······u ~ Sal• s '·"' Membert of the HomebuUdero · Class or the Middleport Church ilf Christ provided an evening of entertainment and glfta Cor pa. tlents on the receiving ward at the Southeastern Ololo Mental Health Center, Athens, Tuesday 'I)NS Drive Response Good .' Cftoreoal Rtd, Whit•. Hospital Patients at Athens Entertained wore Mrs. Robert Schmoll, !.Ira. Richard Greos, and Mrs. Millard V/Udermutb. Mrs. Bradbury f;crved a dessert course. FerlllDio Lamas SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. VOL. IV NO 7 saki she ~ It frGm ber ~other. I Uledi! 011 my ' pupllo dlll'IDII the yean J taileht aebool 111!1. !liter, whin my own chllilren were IJ'OWiDC up. Another Pointer: Wbo11 a periOII Is entering ·roas Ia a show, tbe leaves cu he groomed by bavlag tbelr •ur'llgbllY rubbed with a plt!Cl! ol old ayloll boie. 'l'lleJ will loot as If IIIey have been waxed.-WJLLARD EMILY cr. 32fAGES lllc Ull'•:~.:t ~ -the IWtlllal • ~ 10 dis· ol vtaelll!' .=o..:':a.~r:etJAJ: ~ where the Uln Is ~. Ill 111 iilbiuteo the ~II!IIP wW dl4apjlear. JIIDd, tbiJ ·W«kl bitter then beefJ!eu. 1 leamecl tbiJ old remedy ewer SO yean qo .fr<lm a ~ who es to Gregory Van Meter, steve Nel11011, Jeff aenrt, James M~iGS DevoU!ri' To The CreaU!r Middle Ohio Valley ' DEAR POLLY-I hope some ol the readers can tell me how to treat and JlniJb a ~mall,' old, pot.~Died stove. Mlae still bu a coatlal oluhea 011 the iDIIde and the ftnlab on the Jega and lower outsld41 part ftakes oft to the touch. I would lilte to make a lamp stand or planter out ilf tbiJ whell It ._ ftnlshed.- The charter for Pack 240 was presented to committee mem- Ult ' natm-e." ,. In Flreland." Richmond, den mother, one year Den I presented a skit, .,The pins. ~rlt of CUb Scootln&," and Den Richard Grueeer, webelos den D ·gave a skit ..OperaUon An on leader, »resented geologist badg- turning a boy into a cub scout. u~ks maatorple~e of . .----Poll(• Problemt_ _ _-:.1 and there was a dlacuaslononthe origin of tho flag and a llkl~ ber llarv~ Erlewine by Den mother appreciation cer- Mr. Lemley. the ' OE.On'OLLY,.;.My· PC!IIIte~ ._for motben ol imau cbll· dna wbo cet buii\PI or \llaC'k lild blue awkl wllon n.u, i Rl........,, JaDe Slewart, and Bit' bara Van Motor. A iilllll, 11ft illso preiOIIfed to dan motJt. er, Jane a.w.rt who bas ~ . to Alballf. Chris and Jeft Stwart Who have been active In tho Rut. land Paok will tranlfer 1o the Albany Pack. CooncU, and Relph Searles. :!.' ._ l ' Ualph ll'aldo t:morsoq 'said; 'jJ.'rlend may well be- reckoned MIDDLEPORT . - George Hargrave&, Superllltendent of the Meigs Local School 1 ~~:~,· :~class. District, outlined the observance'otvocation'•c, bom on Feb. 27, 1911 , in ' al Conference Week at the Meigs R 1 1 h Coun\Y) ..., of the late School Friday night when the Middleport. and Stuart·Byers. Pomeroy Rotary · Cllb met at Heath MeiJ>. from Rockbrldp High odlst Church. , hlo bachj!lor'a degree Jolin Werner and Dille Dutton, club me,... Otterbein alod hi a m&sier'l bers who were twoofthe 46 speekers featured Ohio UnlveraiiJr. He did ll'a<loate work during the week, gave highlights of their visit Ohio State University, and was tho reclp. to tho school. ~ 1 number or honorary degrees. Amembership attendance contest was an.. BOing to Galllllolls, Dr., Byers wao nounced and wjjl be ~ over the next two ' at Carllon Hill. He was 25 when he months. CIJ>tafns wUI be CSah Hahr and John the GAllS p(,atUM and at ap 28 c. Bacon. The loslow teUJo members must Y<l'illl!<"' Rotar; Club president: wear walkiaa shorts•to the meetlaa' roliowlow age of 31 , Dr. 'Byers was the contest or pay a $5 ,nne. !II!Perlr~endent of the Parma Clt;y Dr. Jerry Metheney presided In the aJ>. the )'(~.ingest superinten.· sence o~ Wllbur Theobald, club president, time. who Is m ~,rs lnstl cOOrch . w-.-.. ; . J Patrol Probes Two Accidents GALLIPOLIS - Two autos collided on a curve Frida.v at 9:40 a.m. oo Township Rd. '1!0"'"· lncludiJW flmouo Glidden Spred Satin that's 10 J>011U1ar lor ' ' palnlilll! IMide wtllo and celllnco. ... $12 7.95 GALLO" SPRED SATIIt...................................6.00 2.45 QUARTS SPRED SATIIL-.............................,.2.00 3.15 QUART~ SPR!D SEMI GLOSS ENAME1.........:.2.30 2.5q QUA,RT5 ·$PREll LUSTRE ALKYD EH.AMEL... 1 ~ · 4.95 GAI:.LON .OUTSIDI! WHITE HOUSE PAINT...... 4Ao 8.49 GALLONS ,FLORENAMEL..........................- ...7.00 2.49 Q~ARTS FLI)RENAMI!L-................................... 2.00 ' Mennln, :to. Rl 7 by.paas, The c-ar went ~ ,;too•d, hlt guard File Music t,pl. ~d Floor Special Values In Recotd'Aibums ....... Sale 1.29 . EB ." .. '~;''::,::,::~ letu• tu,.. In •II l•la4il• •~•illbl•• Yow 1~ of ·~ lollowlngt . f,!~e In one or two ht;'Ohlo Stetc Patrol, lt;"li VInton, and Ruby ~~~Vinton, were the r~ _rreston was cited ·' . ;. AIJtlts "' ' ~' •.', ~ i{'• ' ' \:• J ··[' "'· . ~· . !. The"'driver He was not Investigated morning. q28 ~. r \ 'olUnteor Frida)· and v.-er~ at Preview: In Gall~fH!li~ ··. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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