https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/447e0ffc678a80915e6f3dc6dfb510ef.pdf 1163d136d3f55ab451806bf9293461c9 PDF Text Text I "' ' ' . ·:- . :~ !. ., . .I .I "i ' .• ·; ' ) > • '"1 ' • ( . :e nttrte :l \ ~ (/) \ oil ' . .. , I : •, ' ....,n. • ' " ' ' ' ,I' ~~~aro~~ ·' M.E.M, Deiroo 7:• P.M. ' ' ,. ' 1 1 .".1: ' I - • \ ~ §~ " , : : POMEROY~Mit?fJLEpaRT, OHIO ' ~. , :..J'-. .. ~- , • ..,. ... n,.,, '!&Ji ...... 1loo ,. ..,Ia • aU.Oih. o ..., .;. ,.:. 0 ;;•,.1 ....."" (.) . · . ·<"'~ 1_0 _"'_,_._ , . fbJir iJ (/) !Jl . MONDAY, MARCH 17. 1969 ., "'~ ~ u "" ... Defo~ ro ru_rrUmii..OJflae ~lfi-Ma-. Aha :~ \V~ I ___,,....;..,_...,.:,.:;.: J . or , c diti u~ •I hoi I ... . " IIESTAil!IANT lor unsucceolllll QIIIW1IIIet ......,.. IIIII 19 ....- . war CODIIIIU• - · aplnll a!Uod Ol!!pJII.I niQ!ea aald. , utricle tidntradoo routes 10 111e The VIet 14111 !IJifllll fr<mi clb'. In 111o !wo otbera, U.S. tho nlihl IUIIIor au -nllalllll aoldl... killed 39 jjlerrlllaa at • mortar lire l!ld In wavea lreled Ioas oliO ldllod IIIII 15 1IOIIIded. ............. tbe aDied - · n,. Wealh0i1nl 0110 <t their ~ .X• lnllde tho barbed wire tedol'. coni>at teato lllio vetel'llll, tbe perimeter but btdle under '1bal 'IIIII blltl~ 20 •mlles eut of Tlud I!Oidlera 11caped tho -attackl IIIII heuy U.S. Solaon~wuoneo!Un-ee ~ llBrtii1JI with two ldUICI llr IIIII 11111llory - - ' "· Uving qilartera 6 rental lleePmi rooml.~ eel In •maD lowll Route ..,..tag ~·'"1 Ideal hUII>and and : ..ru..c due terprlse, SAIGON i.UPI>- A' VIet 14111 . blllallon 600 mip llrOnl llltacliod a Thai OUQloiiiiW'd· 'lqr 8&1ioo In humin wam but wao beck In hsnd-11>· hand llCidat, ....., 109 111011 - . mllltar7 ..,..._ ..... ' band'• deatll. Prl<ed bUildintf, lncludel an restaur&Qt .. Ve'*I""Ia:- Ualarea Into an Inferno. (tJI'I}- liweJIIptora dog 'c!'!,e HoBPIIIIs mobUlzod !br the alght recorder .'from the wreck- diuster said 125 other persona, Ai9 of a Vlaoa DC9 Jo!llnerand many In criUcal cond!Uoo wllh bepn clean pedigrees, aervi< and !lJ'IIdlr'l! cbolce. Fn ft1> henls ol Ohio and gan. Saturday, Marrn 2 •l the Welllton Falr!l Ia Welllton, Ohio. Gral 9:110 A.M. Sale at 1:111 For catllop write lo: Blnclowood, Sale Manag 3, Pomeroy, Oblo. I'S ~·r E:V E.'RYQIIJE. GROWIIJG .,.0~ [;)£R 7 [X) I f-11\VE. TO 86 THE .. OIJLY OIJ£ WHO'S COIJSTAIJTLY RE• ...,,.- MIIJDE.D HE'S GETTI,t..X;. OLDER? Services Offel'8f DEAD STOCM . ' ·- ......,, HOBSIS AND COWl • .. '~ : . . ,. ,. ::. '.• "',' .' '·. ,- • ' ( I.EE'S PLUMBING & R ELING, Crown City, " KENmTB STEGI WATER DELIVERY Sl ' . l . "' l . ... ' ALBERT EIDU Ph 37t-2133 ' ' '. ' . 'i jd " ·" ' " (' ' . •,. ·~-. " ' ' .. ' ,. . ' •ro'··~·•" ..• ' ...r•.,... .... . , ~ ... . .' .• ' ) . l '' f ... .~ <. . ! '. .. ;~ .. :.::::.~:.\;-.";: ; ...... ..r, , .. ·, .. ' . .! , . .;,j.... I • . ·· · ' r ":• . .. .. ~4." -·~1 . · ~'110N :_ 'IIIII Slltll AmliWI'oli7 lllrfldQ l'lriJ at lllclao PC1111102 ' ~ ... . ....., . • , . .. f·\,..~·.-,,,_, [ ~· · ··'·· ... ~ .. , ; ataht with 1 turnout olbcldl poallllll a<ixflllry momlloro a-qr. Ia .,., PhOJu. 'FN'* V!ll!llhln. Dlalrlct s.Amertcanllli!i cli!lrman of PCI!Ileroy, left, poaeo ' . . - JOIIIOite l.ftrenct; _,..,. preo~ IIIII Jllpl!s : ~lllll, pool _.;tor, after.-. ... ...... SI1Ul'<lll .. plOd . ,JI..,....,IftiNDiriil!lpeech. Above, llloii,Mrs.Rlchird Bwah Qell) IIIII Mrs. Eun!e BriJIIr.. er dloPiol ~ ~ were _presenlld d1lrlJw tho celellraUon. Mrs. Bwah lo tho oldoll mem...,. ol .lllo auxiliary while Mrs. Brinker Is a chartar mamher. Owen W1~ 11 rWII, wao -!brbllllla-meml>or In-co. t TBIIMfi'E & PEST FAIN Ellermlnatlon rl m1mrg, Ohio. Ph. j!itJo ... DOLL House tllll'llery tatlon avaOable, o rates allo for sbc worttng mothers, ho ... - -- FIVE DAY FOucASr :BJUalfod ·~ loDld - illemallonal Ia ', .... jn Ol1lD forthollve- 'do, period lliruur ~. 1dlb ,~raturel averi!IIDI a ,. Ihllo llxive ,...IIIII, . ;, JIJIII · tii&!Ji wW ....... ly cr weekly rates. IMI. , . .• .. ·'· ·'· :: fiOIIl tho..... ""'" tlla·lloar Lake •·J!rlo"' 60 In t h o - · NDIATI NOn APP.OVAL AND un OP ACCOUNT! ..\l-ectUIIf.a lnd ~ehenl lo..-lq IWIM!d , . , _ . have Hen filed 111 the ol o.JUa CoaatJ, OIIJ.o, 1 • Two Actions '1. , r:. No. lJMI, J'om1h Helen Scart~M17, Guafti El&aM of~- Wm1 Ptr.on. No. 1:..011. hiii'UII .U. "fial lo1uaoa, ou.u.tluii aon 11110 "!IWIIII " ' Ju;ii! et at.. No, 13M. ram Ud., l .I' et 1.71• waup. ~ th llltat. ot AmeJ • t .• N'o. 13MO. leermd Glad)'ll Per~~J~~d , Ouart!IJ IDd utat.t of ..... ~oud and Clluln A. hr No. 13.313. Ftnt aml'l of Wllllon Norrial, ..W. u. l:ll&ate of J'ORP!dllf ad!JihU.tntor o• '"' m A. P orter, d ~U ICH'l. No. 13.4f1. rtrat, ft4l ' '*th-e IMl"IIUnt of Emma ot ' ' ' No. 13M3. nnt Aee luP., Guardian of till .Ute of ROJ R. Ru.. ·, 1,• pereon. .HE.Y! No. 13, al. FIM and Ka"ln Bale.. adl' the nta\e of .leaneut decea• lld. No. IU:Je. nm, tJD; IIUtlve aceount ol Ethel l dlnllliltl'Jtrb ~ th<J • b . Arthur , decea...-1. No. 13,M. J':lnt. fllu account o ~ N !d mlnlltrator of \be r.t Ml111"fl '., lklf p , d e«IMd, No. 11.~ . P'lnl aDd o,f Dewey Wa\lcer, alit Ute I'AIW of Cirlda Wal . I ~ \ . 1•, at ~ a&<n,.nae wm ~ eon1ld U.ved lrolll diJ to 41: AftJ' pllftOB " '-lllbllnl· - of Salp, the and plummeted Into La cor.bo shortly berore noon. The croft, IIIII~ at mare than 100 mtle~~an houl:t crushed (Colltl!lled 011 Pap 8) , . . The Dian, clreued Iii a lAiit aold a topeoat ran 111e • .... barldDg Uke I dOR. ... •ald. Police said they arrested a ~ manoa ehar&a• ~ aa. 11ult IIIII battery. The • - Identified hlmaolt 10 pollee 11 awtor. -t .': IJ'Im Is March 21, lido y01r. Over 500 MeJs• <:ouney farm era have alped lnlo the 111'0· fu St. Patrick's Parade p-am II thta lime IIIII adHnce lrelll>l remains ovenrhelJll3l1lenla are bolngmadelolllooe DUBLIN (111'0- Tourist olfl. mlngljo Roman Cat!K>IIc. 1tu1 the w11o 11. clala are a - bit soor ~e U - ID the Vadean . 1be lleJ>Irtment o1 Agriculture tedol''o st. Patrick's Day lo caliiDa for hJ&ber diversion parade. CouncU mea- lban 1n 19118 11111 Ia reQ!estlng · &Ire, Dobtln mao&ecl 19 bands, nlzlng ..... f&cela of tbe a aoo<1 alsh-IJII. lbla haa been . aldrllqr· plpoa and bockats of cblreh. diad as vital to 8 r1rm market shamrocks for the 1101teanl of .Price. tbe I - s great feJBt dlo. Calllollc laymen now -~~~~ Farmera """ urged 1o c111 at But pride of place went 10 the and criUd>e the clel'8)' for lack the local ASCS olflce In Pome- new lrellllll-lreland the lnW,._ ct C011111111111catlm ar leek of f01 to dJICUia the feed grain trial. lofolll of the parade pldaace or lack 91 partlclpe· 100 pn>gram for 1969. b;vmDed tho new lace of the U011 In eveeyday problema, 'lboae who camot aet to tho nauon. Tourism tho beck Some clergymen accepted re· <tJlce caD 992-$87 11111 0011. Tourlll.l IIIII aelf...Ues bukes. mue arrangoment~ to alsh Ia borne for the Oral Ume C01Id ltul othert """ b1t11nJ: back, IJIIridng I line -.roy. tho 11169 prllll'IID. only bo bewllilerod. Wayne iL Cbaae ehalrman <t '1'oda.T did nat salute Pal IIIII 11!0 Molga ASCS, .;.... ramleda lollkl. lloooro wei11 to Gllmeaa Iarmon thai the deadline Ia lldt B r e" • r Y, Wa~ Glafs, Frida, llareh 21. Done,_r Twaed, Betook a.loa -r- ,._tted • I unl in Ioc 9,DOI-! I u.s; ·- · Communllll Over..Uioooeolnti!OobeUinp COl wen llalrt. IPOM_, oald. but .........., 10 dYIIIanl died IIIII 26 others .., SoJp ldllod 181 110011 the rm ' I tro ,., pn !odJv .-r Da - th nonbem ·- -drift, Operallm Ill. ,, ·i overallbt rock~~ IIIII 100 U.S. ......,..... baYo obOt do!m over " - - IIIII<* 1J1t, boml>lnr at !hoi wu ._olaed alter tho halt Ia llomblnl: of North Vlebam Jut Nov: 1. 'IIIII I!CIUrCOI aald llorrqoo wen Gu.,e~'=~·~ dlYIIIoo ~ two of lhom · 011 ! .., OV< ris+ Clrtlklrta. ., 'lllo CIJIIIII lllolf wao ~-, between 300 liiii .tOO ~IDII aUack. 'lbl 1ourtb are hllllnl Coaurumlll IIUR1IY l!ld troog taraeto In Laoa dlll,r. -Communist 111111ora, 110181 bb' llrllll !rom Laoo, obeiJecl a u.s. llarlne • - In t110 northWest corner of - ab COl tiOI Co!•• •"it 1 rock8l barrqo Jato Sol8lll It tbe a(!llllliiYe -.dod -lb!JII · Vle!IJOmeoe Olrl)' anto.Jr, '!be ,......r attock _.ted b)' U.S. by BO; res ., nie I fnle!Uaoace boatllllerl4ra bod" Dot materialized. anc ..... uct Five·Injured In Weekend Mishaps·· : Five persona were Injured, n0110 Immediate!)' trea!ed, 100 two drl ven eited in. tour aecl· dmts Of8r the weekend, ~ 1~ to tho Stato lllpiay Palr<ll. After 111 acctdeti: at 12:09 L m. Sw1da)" on Rt. 7, two.tentha of a mlle north of Ga~~Wo~t•, tbe ·patrol clted Jack ClemeDta, Jr., 33, JackJomrllle, Fla., to GaJUpolla Munlcljlal Courl 011 1 ~ otfltluro "' ......... In tho a...oec~ claar dlatancO. 1be patrol aald lllet Clementa' car stru~k lll!Xher car. operated by Rdlert V. Hefti')', S7, KaDI~ p, behind. The llelll')' car no In motion II the lime of the t_... Tl)ere Wll' moderato <J-tobo!hvoiii...L Henry ard 1 passenpr In the ear, Junior Johnlcm, 16, Rt. 1, ! GalllJI(IIIo, both ncetved minor InJuries but were not treated. Two perSona t.d minor injlr- lea iDa one car accident at 11:45 m. SuncliQ'onRt.160, twomUes L v eig ! ... pro An Ioc be Edmloloo, alaceraHon onthop, .. '. Ide. There .... moderato ..., 180 to !he car. '!be patrol cited , Mlat HOI l!> Gallta C<>omcy Juvenile Court 011 Much 22 on a charge olrecldau operation. No cbarp Wll t!lod ap1nat Betcy L. White, 35, COb. . . after an ..cldent II li:Zl. L m. I NI n..rl. , . minor d&maao 10 the car. · .... '!be potrol aald Mrs. Wldti started to ma1re o left IUni ~I Sutllay ODTldrdA,.,,In~ , netS No ,.. W&) '11\li!Nd; laiD * Third st., lllllod to .....,... IIIII her car wont off the rood. 'lllo vehicle lli'Uek a 1roo IIIII feDCO ..... ownedbyEU..--n. Cbde Mlmln, 20, Toledo, eo- Jill' ............... loiuey butldolt83 Pl,ym- convertible wu domoliohed 11 2 L Sltunlay , . Laa nuel -. Gao• m. 1n a one car accld.U on Rt. 35 b)'pua, one Dille west ot Rt. 7. Otrleera said thatMannln~acar wem oil !he rtaht aldeolthohlal>wQ, struck the Jl,lll'd ran ' llld some barricade blrrrela. No clarge wao ftlod. Mamln had a minor Injury but wu not Im- north of RL 554. 'IIIII J111r<11 aald Cheryl !;, HW, 17, Rt 2 Bidwell, headed north, eame over a hl1l and saw another on the I'Oid ahead or her. mediately treated. She II!Plied her brakes, lost coBtrol. or the car a.rd the vehicle went ott the highway and struck an embankment. Botll Mlaa Hill and 1 passeQJer, Phyllis A. Edmiston. 17, Vlnt:on, were injured when they Rd>ert R. ()loocon) - . t , were thrown out ot the car. Miss Sf, BD, , . _ , was fclmd HW b>d a bruised leg and !olio~ dead In bed lllnclay eveotna 11 Mr. Stobart, 64, Found ()p,ad Mr.-_,.,..._.. .. , blorelldence. b)' ""' '~ l!ld ,, 11-s. He wao a ;,-., at ti!O Fratemal Ordor at &lloo aDd Bratberbood o1. J..otomollve , Enalnom. , He -ked l:Gr "'- - Irish ~cttbocoo>1111 h011181!oU! namea II'OIIild tbO and - -ld. . The Doole ,abowed tbal - A """''IIUO tbreHiarm ftra which .........,. Ireland, 50 yearo after 'oli.oiDr lilao ilono IIIII ........t olllceo .Jn ID Eaot Side boatneaa block may 'lndepeodente, lo-la tbe libha,. ..... tho won otu ariO!IIIt. of the llorld'a blnlooro, Firtouon olllelally Bated tho cauoe u llllletermlnecl, bol - . taldilg olf, ' 'lllo l1oaj <t Burd Na - . llremH II tho scene ~ aald padlne wu nod-In a IIM>e iton where tho !Ire..._ the peat tJeJ. i~Kllltr7, remfNed .TIJO araon SQUid wu to ll!lko a .t11oo:<Jup lnveallpHon tedol'leDobllnera thai ti!O .bop· thai cordlqr 10 tho lire deparlmeat. ' Four ilei-.R were lined cover of Ireland Tha blUe Wll ~ II 4 L m. by llremeD roturnllland I llltb forfatloci i bond Ia have l>eir bamol&ecl to 1 m&!Uell !Ire lo 1D _....,.., wlllclt ~~ 'didn't .... IUI'II 11!0 court of Plm>er<>Y llayw an lnWIIrlal boom. Bord I damap lltlmatt. are 111 .tho tliralhold Cllarlaa La.... Soturdl,y nlihl. Fined ' wOre Joyce lloblor, of Illite - - . $1,~· Damage Suit Filed Jato ·- " ' IIIII cooil,. illi a . hao - ., Thf'ol4 CINi:INNAU - A .1,020,000 DAIC.IGE SUIT waallled aaalnat or $&0 Iilvln& the , _ ot <1119" "f"!""''' II . lli.i* E"!!""' 1luohlmaml, CIIY ~ Dire~ 11et1ry sa.... $&0 IIIII coafo .lrllb ,.,.•-• .....,,;,to IIIII- - · ot tho V..lclla!l AAocltiiOiib)' a-1 .... .. o.:.... ..., :7." , ,, ola COII<ert '-"The llooro" i lollHocl! - · " - havi twO .CII' . IJI!illlled oq • ,-.,; . 5I1Ul'<lll ,Farmoro' In fodonl -lin. llllunctl111 10 iand wllh'UD!,..It\,. ,for~ !hoi ..- ... to jlll'l!llt tbe ...C.t 10 &0 ihaOd u achadaled ' ·lliareb 10 In MUJic HalL Tlle~ ,--, •-apeniiiU,.. . ' . . II,;; ~ bOeauai!'otito atltio« ~ ~ lalllaml, f1L, . iblo......,. ', • ·,·. wl~ ~~:~L~~ cp-- II .. SJ 11 Yon and ~al yaar1 wu ·fMw~·~=~~:t~ a vt War D. He .. b)' ... - ; . 11 ~ ..m...r ~ Goaevleve- f'llllonl ·aonlceo wtit.·~¥i~~) 1'-11\10 LIL a _ . - tho Air• OlllldMI~~o be .. Fioo Grove b it b fi ,._...,. ..... u - - 7 t o' l ""'''' ..a..·. !"' ' •t , J<:~tll ~~- ' I • \ <, .. 1Jite,.. ito ~ cuUon of the lnllt. A liM . , . priM &o Ult HlrlnJ. ..--1. ' of track ter ,,• . UCIII~t.loU ., toO .oaatttrl 'f'l' acraamed. "!II:Ii!rao' of AJI.U. wrttW'n plane'. villi statlaUca throughout a flight, ahould tet1 them wh)' tho tourengine Jet suddenly loll aiUtede it rei ...., u~ePI:Iom~ ot The 1!'1 to, IIIII M~CGUntl wW t bdol'fl AMI Cout1, on dliPIIIM , •. ai'<lUJii ATLANTA (UP0 - The 111811 lay oo tho floor of Rich's Department store Door llll _ . .... to bo loCIIIqr for ...... thing. A311-fear.oot Atla!ia woman walked by, 'IIIII DWI eaauali.Y rolled to one aide and bit her nn the left 11111<1e. Then, he grab. bed her other leg 100 bit her .., the right anlde. ~!~i'f;'=~~~~ .No. 13.714. fil'lt. lin buU'fe ICCOIUbt of Wari: lldmUd.ltl'ator of the u P. 'hpplq. ~ . UniHI be found. "We are living a natloul catastrqthe,'' said the governor of Zulia state, Elio Starez Romero, who ruahed to the scene with other natioral oftlcials. They pro<:lalmed Ma· Mayor Legar No. 13M3. Pint, FIAI bUtl¥11! account ol WilDa ol seats when firemen reached the seen&. At leaat 87 peraons in thtl ~uWrb of La Corubl died when the airUaer plqed trom the skY lrt.o their neiJhborhood at .11:47 L m., just two miootes after takt~ orr from Grano de Oro AtrporJ. ' SpewsFuel Gallons of flaming Dish! fuel spewed rrom the plane's split skeleton and turried the residen- homes Wo ..sao In Court of llt'etllted. peWI!.t reared still more bodies would Four Fined .. .... . (.lb Ed,.ar C. Ww-")• • cutrtx of the r..tate ltl.llt, deeu u d . were still strapped Into their ' ~· MlnOI'I. spltrtered -t pjrtlon, Dall,y '""" will .,...... - tile low 30olntho i!ortl! "' tile • • 3oo In ... ,.,...., portlcG. LEGAL N01 Mtt. ol severe burns, shock and broken .;;:.=:.=.:.:;.~Tourism Takes Back ~at 1969 food grain and Jli'O- Pomeroy P~liee Probe 3 ·Weekend Accidents - ,..,m~al taak onicills said. Moi!lt paue~rs , ·-·" ..Jt;_e. . ...... j ,..., the Announce Program Deadline ., :·. TERMITE PEST 01 FREE Inspection. ca' Merrill O'Dell, Opel l!:ltermltal Tormlte' 10 Belmont Dr. \ ' ,r ; ' .. .. ' '. ' '• f .I . . Patriot Star Rt., Gi I~ ' '"' ' Ph. 44a.G341. . , ''.. '· :J ' I ... ( Water Dellv..,. lk ' ' ~- --- ... . . . '' . ' ' ' CALL JACKSON' -.cl ·.· ,. ~--~ totlay determfnllw wlat cauled a~ bones, were trated throughout era tor mlnor-lt~g~.~e telms In tlon'a worat di•aauw: The pJaoe the cif\J. lm&lhed tbrough I . ilaracalbo 1be Anatom!cel HOIIJ)Itll WI! tho United Slate& otllera were ......... opowl~ flamlil! luel convened Into a morgue. rellltnl~ 10 tho .Midweot - • alii kUted at least 150 persons Relltives, friends and IUthori- Cancas convention of the Clark Sunday, tleo artmly moved unong !he Equipment eo. of Battle Creek, All 83 )1ero0118 aboard the bodleo attempti~ ldentlftcatlon. lollch. , Mlaml-bound Venezuelln alrllRescue worke~s slttlng the Saek Recorder ner, Including t7 Americ&~~s, plane's wreckqe and ·'five Crash lnvestlptors said tbe apparent.ly were killed, Vlasa sq..re blocks of burned, Right recorder, whi~h keeps ' "~ . .. ( U.OO SERVICE CHAilG W.IU.. ftlWOVZ YOUR ll ' racolbo a dl&aater araa. 'IIIII U.S. Emhosoy aald 11 laaa! 115 .... prol>aley more oboor<l tho olrUner ..re AmorJ.. eana. Two paaaengers were Latin Amerlcau bueboll play- 'MARACAIBO, I~ Communllt olfOD"'O lpliorl .clllod II(IIUibl 30 ..01'1111111 barrqoo r- wu, ,lb mlleo Jato ol1lod towns IIIII ....,., IIIII ale 11111ll..,. wu' , From 1lanol, Ho Cbl Minh 111o1 r1111111 miiP. proclaimed die . . . .e • faun tba welt IDd the .....,•• IIIII lllllortod ldJ IDII!Io llred, bad<, ........... -lo,'!!IF' tho tar. . Ol!IO GRAIIILAND Gli. Here!ord Bull Sale. 25 ,, wI d • N sl arid •tUemeat. v._.._ .-." ...., '!be 22~ di.Y ot t110 - . _ II PIARM M.~CIIINERY, I • open ,... buslneso Salm'day 'Mri 15. plenty tracton and " trucks. BID Go«<wln, &, from Wlllresvllle, 0. \l \' otll rac 150 Die In, Worst Plane ~=:..·.= ;:~~cta;:· ·Crash Ever, Cause Sought ~;::: ...~::ebln oodeBJt-226-lfllw 11, Beaver, Ohio. t cb< ' .- .._..... • JOHH W.,..,. """" ,.,...,. IYI " .ilJ; PATRICIA '~ ' ' ' 1i .\ . i• .I' ' �3- 'l1le ilollj> Sentinel, Pomeroy-llliddleport, 0,, Monday, Mardi 17, 1969 ., ?-7" .~ I \ lj. ~ A ' ~~.~~~bus 'East •• ~ · J•t.an Is o!len cited' as ·~ ' l!uml>le ·,· ill a monarcbic·mllltaristiC."'utocral!Nfa. · dlllonalistlc society that has transformed ·• itse~· r•PidiY lnto a democracy. . · But bow strongly has democracy taken hold at the '\riCe rlljlto" level? A study by a Rutgers j>rofe;sor of pay· chology, suggests that Japan has made only supe~al progre~s toward· democ- racy since its democratic constltuti.on was imposed on it by th!! United States alter World War ·II and, in fact, shows signs of r@version to many of its orl~lnal s~aety. Charac· teristics as an autocratic Dr. F. Kenneth Berrien compared 50 vol· unteer fire deparbnents in Japan and 57 in New Jersey, along with a number of local Parent-Teacher Associations in both countries. The investigators !ou.nd that those organizations in Japan are SWl being run in highly auUwritarian fashion. PTA declsion-matbig is largely eon· trolled by tile school principal and the president of the PTA. The !tre cblel is ..le<ted not because he lmows anything · about fll'Ofigbting but because he is one of '· . I • 'l " ' the m""t prominent men in the Cbil11nunity. 'l'here isll!Ue ~the give and la!te,of . democratic procedure as In tliis eclUnjry,'·. ,. PTAs and vol~teer f4'e de~~.,do , not a society mate, but Berrien btllOVes . they serve as ill\islratlon~ that demoer!ICY is not latins root In Japan. He biii'!Y.U • the same tblng is true !ll ~ 'Alia .··, , citing the opiD!oni of numerous JiOiitiei! observers who have found that 'lYe-style democracy cannot be force-led lDio the aHen cultures of Asia. • "It is unrealistic to expect that we can l·· ttoa:ii.laus ~am ~ democratic forms of government filvo thotr ltate championhhjp hiii>Oa hue~ . • ·Eigit olhero, incllldtni roil>' far-seooon chuwton Strasburg, weren't . so lucky"nd (ell by tho liayoide. ~ by imposing new constitutions on thel\1, ' says Berrien. "My general hunch is that before you can get a country to accept and operate on a demOC)'Btic pattern !hera Bas to be a general acceptance of demo&atie values ·at the grass roots level." · That, of course, is why, whlle the war In Vietnam will sometime end, it will never be "won" to our ·Satisf.Scti!)n Jn tbe life- / time of anybody now living. · Only one or the top .. rlted ie.ms "UI be arouM. following Friday's tourriam~ener beiween 'lhtrd-ranked Fort Recov· ery (26-1) and NO. 6 B~<i (2:1-l), They"U coillde at 1:30 p.m., fo!IO..ed by· Portsmouth Clay next few years-but the major gains will come NOT from exports but from produc· tion in the foreign lands themselves. This is the finding of a survey conducted by the National Industrial Conference Board of 182 international executives, rep. resenting a cross-section of U.S. companles. Industries e:.:pecting 't{lpecially swift overseas growth are chefuicals, rubber and plastic products and electronic prod- ucts, including computers. Why Js business investing heavily in for- eign production facilities? Among the reasons given are fast-rising costs in the United States, nationalism and Few executives predict actual declines in exports of their products made in this Exhibition Standings -RIGHT WRONG country, though exports will aceo1mt for a smaller percentage of thetr International \~\ business in the future. At the same time desirable or undesirable, of this new trend may be. But it can only result in a strong bullish influence on the sl!>ck markets of the countries involved, and by creating new jobs and incomes, give a boost to • ,. t -·· !H·: J' i· :iaadl~··-· .. llilil' ' tfM't { the vlctnlly ·of the ·uterus would be -~ only If the e:xposure • ocCurred In ·the early montha iJf pregnancy. THE WELL C::HILD ~ No Drugs Necessary In Perthes Disease · Q-Wbiot ciO . yoa Ud!lt Door llelen: y.., •said tl1ll _..,. altOI) m lofi with' iJ.Oh. pQ..Idatrt.ot. but lite ~i .,. ·~ ... ..>...- ~'-· . 11......; ""' Ia IDl' caael Wi're • ..,. trl...u,. · 1 ra&/!1 m1ec1, llo'o a r.u . . ·Tbe.only thiDK 1011 can dot,( lor iomeoae wlui wloata to ' write is b<I,Y blm a ' IYPt: -'t ""•lllole!'• r....... Today', -? . . • • . { W(IUJ} ALMANAC RAYCAOMLEY . ', . ...... Bombing-. Halt Robs Ho Of War Sacrifice ExcuSe$ •••1111-"·sebool • Thoughts • .."! ::::':. "- --- rou • .. . • bolloYe_~., ~· ~rr"m'o:i':;~~+:-:;~*'.....r..:."":"":"t::J QLUCK ,QUIZ ~· j ....,, •• ' .,, W Baltimore • ,', •••• 8 New York. ..... , • 6 Cleveliind , ••. ·.... 7 Mlnnesooa • • • • • • • 2 Detroit • ' ••••••• 5 OOtlornla ........ 4 Boston • • • • • • • • • • 4 Kansas City ........ I Otkland ••.•••.••• t Chicago •••• , ••• 1 ' Seattte ....... ·... 3 JackldaiBacal and disinterested In,thel~ last lour prize lor Purdue, North COrdi· But !be challe,.. ol!ered by ,. and Drake lllitl Jhll UCLA Ia foulih.ranked Slnta Clara In olive and well aaato. Solurclay'a West reg!-' 111111 Untlt Soturdoy !t'...red the so\lbo adronailn' DowJiw ID tho Bruins ll!laht lJo boeten In lhla Brulno, and they virtu&1l1 yolr•a NCAA 1111.-tl tour• humiliated the. Broocos 9(l,S2 to nament aa lbof' .~' _ . . . llronly ostabllab lhemaoiwa as a II 11eason record at19.6. Columbolo Easl, tho tourney's showdown. The two survivor! tangle satat 7:30 p.m. lor !be UUe. urday AMEIUCAN Lt:AGUE ill bli,fl$ ~ lli.alfll:e to dilln8 'bli JIIIIPGOIU. '•'. -Arf/1111' Jl. ~~ l:r., on Proildotll N...,., ··. l':t'i~~~&l:~ · ., l 017 No c '·'·,, • about · yo1111g mothers ·Who slap tlieir cblldreil IUlrOA wrttee. . : standards of living. American· made goods, and the feeling that the moutll? WheD 1 told one -Author}omca M. Coin. ·' ' molluiii;that natura )li'OVided That, in the long run, will ,benelit every. local production is essential if sales are to By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. one, be maximized. a better P!&'iillc/'be' sald that , was beblg pl-dlnrolm~l'mnot U I were ubd to dellewhat tile ' punished for eame dill of . b li in IDYl with hilL But do )'011. nate · tile -tor evil, A mother writes that ber abOve the wrtsls. Both are mouth. COuld sucb a blow tldDk ltoo lair ror 'lilm "kliP ,.,. reapue of Jl!lfljua~ or tbe daughter, 10, has Legg· fone II the beight is properly cause Bell'f ~y? ........ biU? ~· x Impact Of tile drug lawa ,on Calve-Perthes disease (also adjusted. ' The new fype has A-Sirltflll ·a i:hlld does me a -....., · the attitude of YGUDII peoi>Je . called Perthes disease or the advantage that the more to reli.Ove a mother's Door lira, X: toward law, I would withOut osteochondr""is of the hlp). wearer does not ltave to sup.. pent-up anger than It doe& to Not real!1unlaJoht.<lilr"'s heaitatlcin nillile the .latter. ". · Her doctor spoke of putting port ~er wel8ht on her armcorrect a 'child's behavior, for "lrGPO" therii!Y. -H. · -Htlen H. N.""'Ui, pNlfuthe Involved extremity In a pits. Cerlalnly a motller ihould sor of PI!ICooli>fnl ·at the • brace but decided to keep The cause of this disease not strike her child illf disthe Door 11e1 : . Unlvirlity of lloCIJcster. · 111 the leg elevated in a sling is untnow11. The ballet los· face, and other forms o • WIMu 1 waa a &frl. we BY JACK O'BRIAN from lhe woy he did 11 - with pertinent problem with a TV and let the cbild wear ~ons this child was taking NEW YORK - Playwright Ten- JII'ICO, ease and on attraetlvo elown wbooo "oariQus" _...d! crulches. He is giving her no cipllneto~g. are usuallyAltboulh Ptefer· · wairllr!llal 10 tcho!>I.I-.IDY ·-:--:--:::-::""'::-- J'· were not a contributing able b~ . neaoee W!Ulams (olt - tho! Ten- gonlsiity tho! made the blithe contains, as it did hareln aliO, medicine. ca""e. The diJaase clears up Ball's . y is usualfy flrii-1DY~boll.1--~ 8 A Pl8 ,S . ..,,.. W!Uiamol) hao plunged aotiquo rorm lresit end delight- so much Impertinence. In this disease there iJ an spontaneo~ durIn 1 pu· caused ~ ijfectloll, a tumor t11ot, I t - babll,y -...; lli1er . , , Into oil Pll""•• but WOII't ax- 1111 ~~ c ..... ~"'-· in ~ Sister - - M'll')' Ia a inflammation. of the . bone or .,_ure to ~. It IS ~ belts, but .,.. .. lll)'ildDjr~ '" S, c Pitll! /nST~ •.!, -,.~ "" .....,.. ••• - . .· and cartllase· otihe •mJM!l: sib!~ tmt it·" blow •bel•,·'"' ~a...,., tldd< , • • , ~.r;:._, plft tt :'Iilii an exhlbltloo - cthe 1ll ~ car... lll,'"'ffl."' chick above.the lmeOs !tO<k ·Itt- ·· end of' the femor. 'Th.e s~l!fe'·, iii father proloHged eourle,. · enollg!(lb injure the lacill ' tbe711'011'1-Mol!dfllo!itadllit In re~g ·wh,( :~ .JI . yoJ .• ./.~ent'Od1il!llanor.•Tina ' night' seemed Intent on making ling 011 !be car... - 1 seem. disease when it affects the there should be no deformnerve could ca\lst! it. lirdle. n., ..., waar ..,. with . considered an uiducfj> •WI!" _ Looor Ia reooverlng from a oar- a whole nation dllitho him In ed to have little ID 1bo Wll' ot lmee, Is called 0 s good· ity. '" ' . her, we read of a BabylooWI , lolls boort attack .... Darryl Za- one 90-mill!te • - : hla wiae- ooctoleslcai bullattaa lor t b o Schlatter's disease. The o11ly Another matter of concern lllDtr - . PO! olra!d llda wW king who had 13 wives and IIUCk will bo tar&<t ot a bloo!ra- ll)lY abraotvenaao insolent wllh· Protest Age, and all she treabnent needed iJ to preto this mother Is the lac! mob lbem IW tf&blentns concluded- our tl lm11111 by New"'oek editor llle 1 out resson, ar;.,.. without eotobllshed was her twlnltihtB vent wei8ht-bearing 8ft<! any that the doctor is having the llllnacb ~ldtl.llldtbey'll PI mediately. Guoaow llbo'a on leive for six cause Dtp without ..... elllab- good oature and almost lilbll- method that aceompllobes hip X rayed two or Otree buJcy, tbou&lt ourl certalnl1 ., • • .., lhls is acceptable. No drugs ilron't _ , . . • • 1D111Ztt.1; lbould be fa1c:lnating Hlbed h11 Mallownesa u per- mated reverent intent:lms · ... are necessary. times a r.ear. She wonders Almanac ~ .. . ' People plmlnmg car I fi "'' If this will affect any chil••• FAocated laalde·I!U!•• asiA> vasive .., And will' pick on-- cariOII'aelumaylncla1tonorSml The mother wonders Whol do l'OU thiDk of th11 0011· B,y Unltod Prill lnternatlooOI retirement' slunadnlf lioe " dren her daughter may have bow llllllll phones are being tap. tc tropical A n d Tslk led her Into Ollloll.Y CCII- whether her child should llorit lirdlilll lbo slrla 10 for later In life. Properly '!'odor II ll'aadal, llar<b !7, itt aPdrtmema .nth paper. ' .1 pod tn N. Y. Cily alone: 2,000. with a Joke so old it was In tho volated 1emanllco when car11011 use the old-style wooden thftl IDGIII. . .; ohlelded X rays of the hlp lite 76th dol' or 1969 With 28~ to lbo1041Ja?- HIND SIGBT TV a - Ken Berry on t h o pd>Uc domain. (to l)'n!hesize) aaked wltat she crulcbeo or the new allwill not harm the ovaries. follow. Dear Iliad lliflt: ,..., Bishop proved tap Joey Bilhoptelevllosa warmth teUs y - ladlea -lbo dan- metal type with the cull just Tbe danger from X rays in COrroollca - Bmllnd ·lliht: doaclna lan't ,., obsolete an art and agreeable nlceneas and a gors of aexual promtocul\)1 .... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The-~·-· Tbal'l llllilall' will' tem1101 llka 1be _ . . , .... ... . · neat aenoe of restralnell, almost But Sister MarllrOIIial')' &eem· llerau7, llan and Joc>tter, to - faoindllloaa. reii(IOCIIUI lmpodeoce a n d it ed so Intent on twlnkllns and Y<ll£ro ri&ld. lrlead. liu, ·> f'AC 1 S psins uo to nole he can't quite DOting she'd 11110 to "catch Bob 1be evenq store are V0111s wwld.look )Ill uwau•-·•" and !alum. -.,-. ' . ! ' abed the beav7, gooey wallow- Goulet'•' ahow" at the Waldorf 011 tbli dol Ia bii111rJ: • ia "''lth," "'ld.J!IIIIIl' bOoeo are • • .>.: ., " lni In aermonlzing bat~ tltat thot abe loot lite chalice to boll ~.-bat Smart ateet ldds llho1ild ,, lllllcts his serious Mmlnali<lto down lhe ultimata tos100 a b o ln 1897 JIJb ~ kilt 1ilo jmlor.ld,8io slrla be herded; au~ nof ~eea., heoY1Wifalot ballns·tWo to Bob 1!1'! IIIII boobd 111 ·Jirdlea, Aaa· .... """" llll3'flla: thinga ... ... could have touibl car.... - sJm. •• •. ' greo with •••• lJke the deel><ltsh ply to menti<xt lite Ten Com· Fltnllnmono, Ill a It 1'010111 tblll Ioiii "'•&l•ine (Co.m)rawallowlnp o1 lltmey Tboma1, msndme!U and litet auch non • mstoit at car"\11 Cll,r, !"..· PDf!~ 8t .Pil' <1111;..., ttremre(, .. llltBa·diveloJied " ' . . Joey wtU have lA> lll8ke up hll martial IOXU&l actlvity limply lr RAY CIOMLEY ~ . - llollllld llll>rnor8ld o1f ulirly IIIII the7 atart.lllbo avermind whether to continue Is a Mortal Sin. llatao i'oland, N.y. for - """", 111 of lUI . NEA Woshingloo CormpCndent h11 TV eomed;y or take over a tS mfnotu. • Colll&l lf!i-.? 'lbo1'n small parish. In 1938 Go110nlla- f'riD. lllltebill&. to ,lliDl! for - · Donald «i'Conoor slao lo a I'. WASHINGTON (NEAl cta. c o Fraaeo atllrteo!bomliltWI!IO ~ . ranice lad ~ TV wtJo splaabee Information reaching this reporter from Hon1 Kong Indi' into tlolda beyond hla depth and cates lh&t the bon!blng halt whleh be wanted so badly has ionllot-hold db' of llaretlona "' -· •' "When tho Spirit of tl'lllll tho ~ ctliJ War, ·. I~ . ~~..,.., turoed oul to be a mixed bleninJ lor Ho Chl Minb. Training in stealth and thea In pi.Dic dalhea convena- comet ho wUI gutdo 11011 ln 1851 aie Jut pice cGolrGia• liD" PICIP)o 1111!0 ilioower""""' Prior to the halt, Ho could blame his lrowinl eeonomle atOallng were part of a tlonally awoy from litem. jnto Gil tho truth; tor he tDIU set up <illrlnl World War D acll lllllaies "/'.!1111.¥ .W• _.II!· lind political problems oil the bombing. He eould also use Joiunll' ClriMil'a Interview with not opeak on hu"""' ll1lfMr. SP.artan's preparation lor the air attacks as a apilr and aa an eacuse lor lordnl peo. -....,• .., W ~- ' .... llln81boj!Q'.~IIIJ'· I I, Cinl?-11. ... self!sufliclency In batUe, the mod • DUD Sister lflrllrOI ffr, but whot...r ho ,...... ple to endure greater aacrlllceo. . '~ ' ,. Tbe World Almanac notes. lfll')' · or the Moryi!IOUIIt 0rt1or , he ..UI opeak, <m<1 he tDIII Now Ho hal no such convenient cruleh. A lhou&bl for .lbo . dq: • '» oallelaiw Tbe crime was geWng lutd him lesdlna her Into a .... declare to tho thiliar ' that the bombing Wts not file only Tbe people are ~ ~Uil>t or edmi!Ung gallt. F""*'*ll D, -.olt. · [ Tilai lolioW diiCIIISion, under the filmay UDI• th4t are to coftle."'-Joli:ft caoue of North Vietllam o economic sta'jpi8tlad. . Per!Japs no story attests to · brello of a oocloll>l!lcal chst a. 16:13. ol1d, "Wo.•and au -'• 1lbO · 111o Oarlb • 8p!rt&n stubbornness as Increasing Dumbera of troops mobilized and Ulll south Well as the one about the inlt wltat monl advlee lsldvon u 1GUI'· we 't.t• dil, r. .,:;. ' U any man ieeb for ward lor the Vietllam war and bold as ' hac1rup lor that Wa.dd rathir·dloi?I.J die On boy wbo stole a lox and hid to ......., ldrla Ill the Ago or lite greatness, let bbn. forfet war have ca~ Important ma11power iliortapa 1n !ICri· t1u ,ll¥1 011 oar kaee1.'' ' '·. Pill •••• As a ,proloct of her own greatness and ut for trulb, it iDJide •hls cloak. While • culture and Indulin-. F,or the most Part tbooi have bien bebig questioned he let the. taltll, WI can't tee the attrac- and he will fiDd botb.young men of prime laliorlng ase. · 10.: gnaw at his belly rather tive l'OWII 11111 permitting her· Horace Mann, American. edTile ilombbi Hit, of l!ftrle, lo releillll leu tl alee. r:r than confess to its theft. aelt to dlacuss such a certainly ucator. AIICio •b& wore oecc!H for .....,e ud "-' tepm. ~. 111e ., Q-H0011er Dam lt<llado 011 ~leo remala. 18 port, llle relnse t1. IMof •• ... · tho bordtr of. which two · ' offset ~1 1 Inseoilac ill oflort 1a reen1 !lliloiU. Willi IKIK ' .·)./ ''· . ,' \.;, . 110 war dfreei4' flelaf them 1t borne, IlleR hi ·r....·a JelA-The entire proJect dQWa. .,.. ·.· stands on the .1!9~mctary liD'* . ,So Ho has a morl!e pro!>Jem: '' • · between Al'1zqDa and Nivadl. . 'I.: .t Absenteeism II g;rowJnt on the docks at Hal~:,ortli Vietnam's major -port. fitact marteu are IIOuriii In goods pllfered by idle ~t workers frithe maoilltsilll of CO¢s in the port areu. Ofllclais comp thit _ , '!OII't lhtd 11 poulbie to put bi run e .at· tbelr Job&, tbe~re ao busy Pjllerlng and black marte~, ·1 . . r~~~~~::;:r:;::==:;rd , . . IIQt rep<irls of ser10111 port m1111g-t COI'I'UplloD • andw~teAJwell. · ~~ . ~ "; ,' .... · Ho'o·troublea are not llniited to tbO i>or!,i': BlaCk ~Uta · are reported growing in tea, oupr cane,:cialjal! .-.1 rice., . Rice P(Oduction haolallen more serlo~·tliiD ~~ and shortages must be m!lde up by m~ . r~ and increased imJiorto of rice lroJit Colllmlll!llt Cbinil.lfld ' wheat from Ru11fa. · ' . ' . ' Coal output coni!Dues to decllue. There are aiowdowno in forestry, 9'i!!ltr'uii.t)<it lndustrtea and lishlng. Wort laga because Iarmon are busy with · more prolliabJ&-i>loto. : None of this 14 !Q •utieest Ifl)lot is """~ ,.... war in 8Quth.Vieillam or prepared 110111 at Potu. Ho and hiS men mali. m!Jeh ereater oacrUices than endl. · ' protectionism abroad that operate against '. I .11MIILY '· · ••~.··.:' ' 11 ·--Io.arJ.... ' • they expect no dramatic change in the level of their imports into the Uni~ States. Because U.S. government restrictions Jimit direct investment ovefseas, most companies will be borrowing more and more money from local overseas SOW'Ces to fiAance their expansion plans. we'leave it to the Ph.D.s in economics to speculate about what tbe repercussions, Tho two winner• meol Solur· day 2 p.m. ror "tl!o riaht to succeed Mansfield St.. P,,ter't ' ' Cla~a Atourney ldJW. .. On the Ctm AA ledpr, C!JIunibus· Eioi (No. 1), """'""" coolton McKinley and (Ourtb.ra· !Od Toledo Llbbe)> IIWOig10d to bull .their . way thr.oogh !be .up. seHI!I nded pack. . Canton McKinley takes its 241 recOrd and 22--pme wimlng 11tre1k Into spacious st. John Arena Friday night at 7:30 o'clock agaln.ot Dayton Chamll>ado which boosto lhe worst (26-1) and Arcanum (25-2) al . only unbeaten team at ~. puts 3i30 p.m. Its 47-f!lllle winning streak on the Uno ll!ltnst tough Toledo Libbey (Z3-l) in the 9:30 p.ID. Entrepreneurs Go Abroad American companies doing business overseas are looting forward to a rapid rise in their international sales over tbe (UPI) _ On!)' ~ · tart ln ·United Preas I~ Dlttdrw.l•~ claia A tlral poll atill turn countries aroWid from autocr&tic to ' 1be 'trtp to LCOilnme, K,V., - ·· to ba only I' CUISOIAttoo rrt Tourne.r loornl Which finlahod In the PeL .857 •750 •700 •625 5 .500 4 ,500 L 1 2 3 3 4 •500 4 .500 4 .500 5 .m 4 .129 Waahington ••.•••• 1 9 .100 .•.,, . ..... If...,... O,U, _,..,Jowtiloor lallor pitcllonf" Tourney Scores NEW YORK (UPO - Lwlo· ville coodt Joiln jJlromo WU I w1mor and Kaniaa coach Ted B,y Uilited llroas lntei'IIIIIOIIII CLAss AA ·o...... AI Columbu1 wao .~ loser .llmdl)' in Columbus East .55 Newark 50 the Natillllil' Invitation Tour· At CU1too nament but lhey had ooe t1tlng cantoo McKinlo1 99 Cleve. St, 1n common. Bolli were llllilom'· Jooeph 54 Louisville batel,y onanagod to At ClncinnaU n1p upeat.mlDded Fordhanl 73-70 Dayton. Chlllnimde liS Cincinnati bt the secoocl ..,.. alter Purcell 62 Kan....... blasted by Atl!oll'lttWGreen College 78-'2 In lite ot Toledo IJbboy 72 Cleve. John !be final first I'OUIId doubleAdams 51 header in !be Nll'. CLASS A Even tltwld> . Louisville '""' At CUitoo !be pme with six .........Uve Brtdgewrt59 free throws by Butch Boord In Sprins1Jal4 Local 54 the final 72 seconds, Dromo waa IOYere Ia hla crldctam oflbo olfictala. Only 17 louis ware called on Louisville COIIW8l'ed to 24 on Fordham but Dromo ,said, 111be olficlalo lhink !be people pey to see them. I blame them for letting lhe pme set out of zane Trace 53 At OXford Libbey breezed past Cleveland Arcanum 66 Lincoln Heights 59 John Adamo 7!1-51. canton McKinley riPped Clevelafkl st. Joseph 99-54 with Ralph Owens (24) and Nick Westherspoon (23) leading the NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet, Sin FJ11ncisco .•. 6 3 .667 111sault. St, Louls • . • • • • 5 3 ,625 Dan Gerhard tossed to 33 Montreal , • • • • • 5 4 .556 poilU to power Dayton Cham· Atlanta '• • • • • ••• 5 4 .556 inade over Cincinnati Purcell East Pittsburgh . • , • , • I 4 .500 85-62. W L Pet, GB san Diego . . . . . . . 3 3 .500 In ClaSs A Regional warfare- BaiUmoro , .. S5 22 ,714 ClocinnaU • • • • • • 4 5 .414 Roo Day hit back-t<>back bas· Phllodolohla • 53 26 .871 3 Phlladaiphla , • . • • I 5 .114 kets within a 41.aec<nl !fa&!~ to New York ••• 51 'Z'I .!lSi ~h New York ••• , •• 3 4 .429 spark Portsmouth Clay's 63--54 Boston ..... 44 34 .564 111h Houston ~ · • • • • • • 2 6 .250 upset wtn over prevloull)' liD- CinciMlti ••• 38 40 .487 17'h Chicago . . . . . . . . l 7 .125 beaten and No. 2 state-rated Detroit. ••• 29 50 ,367 27 Zane Tnce or Ross COUnty 63- Milwaukee .• 24 53 .312 31 54, West Bridgeport trjpped Springfield W L PeL GB Local 511-64 wilh Lou Burk .... Los Aowelea • 52 2s .667 ting 23. . Atlan!a •· •• 47 31 ,1!03 5 . oaw 'G~ rtildldd' Clltiilllrii'u San ·Fnn. • 40 ·3e .506 12\1 Lin<Oin Heights lor 32 points In san Diego • • 34: · 43 •442 17'h Areamlm's 6649 triUIIIPh. Chlcoao •.• 33 15 423 19 consecutive baskets by Ken . Seattle • • • ao 48 :ailS 22 Hetby and Bob Melr!IW .-eel Phoenix , , 16 62 .205 36 East W L Pet. GB a ~ tie and priJpeliOd Fori SUnday's Results lndlaM • • • • 40 32 . 556 Recovery past UWer Sc.ioto san meso 120 Detroit 111 KOIItucky. , • 36 32 .529 ·2 Valley 7!1-68. Atllllla 131 Seattle 127 (ot) Mlami ...... 36 32 ,529 2 Los Anples 108 ilo- 73 Mlmeoota ... ai 35 ,493 ~h Only gunea scheduled Sole Sophomore New York ••• 17 53 .243 22 NEW YORK (UPI)-Spencer West HayWood of O,trolt Is !be oo1)' WL PeL GB X • Oakland •• , 53 14 , 791 thz.:.::· Denver •• , . ~0 29 .580 H selected by a nine-man ccmarltNew Orleano 37 32 .536 17 tee of tho U.S. Boskelbali Soturdll Dallas, • , •·• 35 33 .515 IS'h Writers Association. Low Alcll>LOS ANGELES (UPO - Top. Loa Angeles 30 38 . 441 2~h dor of UCLA and Bud ()gllen ol ranked UCLA routed santa Houston . .. • 20 48 •294 33'h santa Clira are the only Clara 90>52 In !be ftnal ollhe Sunday's Reouila eeniors. NCAA Far Weat r8(1onal. Miami !IS New York 103 1be seven juniors are C&l\'ln Dallas 1114 Kenlllcilt 100 Murphy of Niagara, Pete COLLEGE PARK, llld. (IJPI) Denver 131 Oakleiltl 119 Maravlch o1 ~. Mike Malqy _ CharHt Scott hit a Juq> ahot On!)' pmeo ochoduied of Davidson, Rick ~ of with two oeconda remolnlow to Mondi.Y's Games Purdae, Jim Mllilsn ol Colum· give North Clrolloa on 87:U Loa Angeles vs. Ntnr Orleans at bla, Chlrlle S.otl of llorth ' victory over Dovldaon In the Jackson, Miss. Carolina and Don !•ld of Easlarn NCAA reg!-'. Only 81111es scheduled. Kettuck,y. :.&[].[~ SCORES ::e .: ; ' ' T~nnessee Collide Tonight Colmnbuo East survived a SS. 50 scare IP,fnst Newark SatUJ-.. clay nlghL Whlle high-scoring Eddie Ratleer was limited to a seasCJnoolow nine p;.nts, Dwight Lamar Atl!oll'liowGreen picked .., the olack and lad !be Fort RecOVOI')' 72 Upper Scioto Tigers with 20 pointo, Volle768 Newark, which had its 17At Athens game win streak &DIPped, fln.. Poroamouth e1ay 64 lohed at 2o-4. NJe steward and Ed Trait scored 19 points each as Tolodo I eoo.trol." Dromo, callecl lor a technical lor complaining with two mltutes left, elalmed, urm protesting now ooi)' because we won. I wwldn~ bavo said anything ti1J8 had toot.. Dromo added, "The NIT's not going to got many more good teams U thor don't got better olfielatlng than that. Qlr team de.erved to be treated better.'' Oweno, who lost his lhlrd straight g1111e lor !be first time In hJs five years at Kansas, was unhappy t1tat Booton College slowed the ball down lor the Jut 15 millltes alter the Eaglea' center, Tem DriscoD., fouled out. , ~ .!Bill. !10 !I'YR~ .R:it!~ College coac~ Bob Couay but was unhappy lite rules permitted a sloWdoWn and odVocated a 30-aeC<IIII clock. lni - That was a diqrace tb bllketball," Owens said. 11 1"m -. ..,. mud! IJ(1Imed to !be JII'OIIOIII nllea. Cous,y defended his move evan tltwld> !bert was a IIIII stretch 11 ::! Weekend Sports Summary Tounwnont. Sunday PENSACOLA, flo. (UPI) Rain forced a 2t-ltour JIOsWont>ment of the t1na1 round of !be $100,1100 Monsanto Open. CHARLOTI'E, N, C, (lJPl)Lolty Drteoall !aid he will lea,. his job as hood baskolboli coach at DIIYidson for a slmiJar position at !be University of MADISON, Wls, (UPll-- Rick Maryland. Mounl'a Dold ptOI wilh two NEW YORK (UPO - First seconds left In 0\'lrUmt carried Purdue to a 71-73 triulq>h over round actloa ln the NIT Wll MO...,_ and the NCAA cGnj>loted ao Bootoo Collep Mldellll res!OIIII title. defeated KinAs 73-62 and LoolavDle nipped FortltAm 73--;MT.ANH=A;;;;ri;iii; Kaa. (UPD 70, Drake cll,\ltared lbo NCAA MJd;. west l'esiiiiJI ~ .beoti!W Col1>o • OSLO, Norway (lJPl)- Top! ndo StaJ8 st-77. llltlila brllqlht Finland ita fourth victory in the HolmenkoJ. leD ski pmes with IHIIte of the beat Juaws aehiewd on Holmenkollen Hill. ' --- ill th~ .,...,d ball, from lt:24 to 8:34, lmins which neither tam ocorod. DC ted 58-tt dJrlns lbo otrotcb. UA ' eoaeh hal to do what'l Sider Willi osr..ci <Vi!D-Greg SWOr, 17· ,.....otd old JIIII\POr .from Dull!ih. Minn. the •.llmlor' elas~ ._tiuoo at Holmo'l'«"len Sunday. Hl1 two I.,Pa of • . 82,5 lid 84.5 mater• also wore ' p111 · tor •llhth· plac,t In ~ • ovenD ,CGnllat. whleh 'waa . . , by 'i'oill . lfltllll ol Kauwla, i FlD1arll. '.~ . -.\ . ' ,', .·\ ' . heavy · tavOt-lte to !1116 1an. ·!lat1irlllu''o Mldweot aftal. North wvrecedonted th1rl' -1# . Caroline ~ ll1Yid1111 87:U title. . to will !be Eaot r'l!l-' ~ •1bere io ,an outsido chaliCe Purdua nippad llar<!llotta 75-73 thol one ·fll !be other three In ooortimo to lake 1bo MldwHI tNms coold lll>rlnJ an ·11'1101, CI'OII'II. but tt l1, ~btlui. 1be Bruins U tho three challeapn only sinw!Jo haYI too much talalll. had Low Alctodor to contend ' 1be Brulno set to faee llroU !'lth, thon It would bo quite ID Tlalr~'• oomt-lbal• ·a t poosiblo lor lhem lA> beal UCLA. Loolavllle'o Freedom whllo dllninenl Bot, wltlle rotAlctndor North · ~oline meetslloll Punlua. co l>lhlnllo The winnera ·WW play for the .• ' • . IU«811, he Ia not challl)ionshiJI 111 ~. only outataDI!ql !Uler on DroU reached !be aemla 1>¥ taom. !Jeoti!W Colorado Slate st-77 Ill !be the the . lbo to wiD••• he said, •••, UPI's 1969 All-Ohio Team Cham&tlonshlp pme, 2 p. Ill. ;~~~~~~~~~; =~~ ...., polllll, Vollei.Y Hart Coach Of Y COLUMBUS (UPl) - Bcib Llbboy'e Burt Spice and Doo Hort of Col!llmtus East Higlt stahl or zanesville deadlocked we would ha>e kept l'llllll1lll School lodl,y was lllined United lor lhlrd. 111<0 we lost Driscoll, we woold Press lntenwttonaJ's Class AA Althoo¢t Hart felt It "was Jtavo blowa lite -~·j don't basltetllllll Cooeh ol !be Year quite au honor," be admitted like w1ta1 1 hod to do and I lor !be lhlrd time since 1983. that "I don't feel l'w had to.do don't Uko to' play that woy but In 1963 and 1968 Hart was much e011chlng this season with we bid no alternative." the eype of kids we've had." Couay said he left Drlooollln selected as Ohio's top AA ooach Hart felt his blqoot task lhlo wlth foUr fauls because, "I don't and hie Tiprs went on to cuture tournament titles. The 44· aeaBOil Jtwas keeping team morlike a neptlv• llji(II'08ch. Pd 70SMild Hart Ia hopi!W hiatory ale and sptrlt ~Ct. to guard rather leave the ll)lY In and try against ..overc:ontldenee." to build a I>'- lead. rve done will once again repeat ltselt. The Tigers take a 47-same Bob Rupert of canton McKI,.. ' it before." winniJW streak into Frlt:IQ'a Bolton College's ollck perfor- loy llnlshed second In lbo bol- ®Onlow round of lhe Clo11 AA lotin,g by sportawritera, COichea mance, In which Driscoll scored 1nd sportsc1sters while Toledo ftitals here it St, John Arena. 21 anr' Jim O'Brien added 2t, stamped the Eagles !be tam to beal Ia the tourney. BC plays LoulsvWe 1\te~ night In tho quartarilnalo while Army meets COLUMBUS (IJP0 - The 1969 Hall, Greenon; M!lce Byrd, Xen· Carolina In tho other United Press lllternational Closs Ia Central; Lee Ravanscrolt, !lrl· game that nllfol. AA Al!.Qhlo high 1chool basket· vania; Mike Rlecker, Findla.Y; ln tooliht's QUil1arllnals, St. ball teamo, with height, weight, TOIIJ' iloBIIeld, St!Wsky; Brian Peter's meets Temple and Westover, MaasWon; Bob Melscoring average and year. Temessee tacea Olio Untveralberth, Centerville; John Meyer, <First Teom) ty. Al llont,ysl<. Belislre Sl. John, ClayiiiO!II; Jell Knlgh~ -Iei. DC, )lmpiDg lA> a t7 -34 6-2, 175, tl.9, Sr. te; Ceorgo Trotogott, Champion; halftlmo lead, utllized Ita Dave Merchant, Mar1oo Hard· Alvin Burch, Warren Western qulclmesa to overcome Kanaas' Reserve; Joe Mayo, Warren hei&ht advantage and demon .. .... 11-1) 170, 28.3, Sr. Harding; Mike llluterspaw, Xen· Luke Witte, MarlingtDI, 7-0, stroted !Ina ball-bandliDg by la; Tim Klrdey, Troy; s t e v e 220, 32,5, Sr. O'Brian and Billy Evans while Nick Weatherspoon. 6-7, Can- Penhorwood, Lima Ball!; Jell protecting lla lead in !be second Boom, Ellclld; Craig MeGulre, ton McKinley, 180, 25.6, Sr. hill. Iiddle RaDell, Columbus East, Hamliion Taft; Jim J01101, MaiiJ. Sopllomore BJ1i31 Mainor, playfield Malabar; Kit Wade, Gallon; 6-7, 190, 2t.f, Sr. lag head-to head with Louil· Dan Gerhard, Daytoo ChamJnade; (Second TeamJ vUio's third team All-America WUIIe Townsend, 6-4, 210, Doug Hudson. Rlv~stdei Scott Butch Board, poured in 32 Humphrey, Conneaut; Tom SamHamilton Garfield, 15.9, Sr. points to keep Fordham In the Abe SIAnnrd, S.S, 205, Toledo otas, West Goaup; Bob Reichsame with the taller Cardinals, Libbey, 22.5, Sr. , ert, Eaott&ke North; Larl')' Daeven though the wlnnera held a Jim Andrew!, IJma Bath, v- vis, Palnesvllte Harvey; WardeD SS-29 ~ edii'· . . 11, . ~o. 38.2, .Sr. Jack-. ToledO Maoomber. ~. hotel to six points In Mike BI'OWIIII1g, Gahanna Linlho first hall, rallied to llnlsh 195, 24.3, Sr. wilh 23, Including !be free co~ 6-7,(Tblrd Toam) lhrows litet decided it. He !lUI MR. EDDY'S SCHEDULE Doo Smith, Dayton Rolh, 6-4, LoulovWe &head 6166 wilh 1:12 TUESDAY, MARCH 18 Jr. left 111 two free throws and kept Pomer01 sehool, 8:30. 2:15 p. Dll'l'Ok Dickey, Clnc:lmaUPur!be Cardinali Ia frmt wllh tour m.; Pcmeroy Ubrary, 2:30 .a p. cell, &-7, Sr. more In the last 30 aeeonds. Bob Steckman, Cincinnati Oak DLi Tuwers Plains, 3:30-4:30 p. Mike Grosoo, who Jll'abbed 22 HUla, 8-4, Sr. m.; Old Cheater Rd., 5:3()..6:30 relxlmds, also had 23 points for Dan Perry, Uma hwnee, 6- p. m.; Rock Spri~s, 7-8 p. m. Louisville. WEDNESDAY,MARCH19 7, Sr. Jack8on Local, 11-2 p. m.; Ernie Kusnyer, Akron F 1 r eGreen's Store, 2:15-2:30 p. m.; stone, 6..$, Sr. Leo, 2:45-3 p. m.; Ray, 3:1S.. · l!ooorobleMandon COLUMBUS (UP0 -1be Dous Joyce, Bowllna Green; 3:45 p. m.; Byer, 4-4:45 p.m.; line~ lor the Ohio hifh school Rick Lewallen, DIIJIDn Fair- W1shlngton, 5-5:15 p.m.i Roads, elias AA ao::l Class Atourna-view; Charles Taylor, Porto. 5:45-6:15 p.m. Winchester, 6:45ment ftnais at st. John Arens mouth; Dean Martin, Berea; John 7:45 p. m. -ch 21..22; THURSDAY, MARCH 20 Farrla, Sanclllllo'; Jeaae W11CLASS AA Syracuse, 9.10:30 L m.; Raliama, Bellefcmtalne; J e r r y FRIDAY Cbrlstlm, Eut Liverpool; Dave cine, 10:45-1 p.m.; Letart, 1:457:30 p. m. - Dayton Cham· Corel, COihoeton; Dwilht La- 2:30 p. m. i East Letart, 2:451.-Je (19-6) vs. Canton McKin- mar, Columlala Fast; Bud Bier- 4:15 p. m.; Dorcas, 4:30-6:30 p. ley (24-ll l,y, Mlddlotown; Ed Troll, ToledO m.·; Syracuae P.O., 7-8:30 p.m. 9:30 p. m.- Columbus East Llbber; Tlm Delaney, Cleveland (23-0) vs, Toledo Libbey (23.1) Sl. Joseph; Troy Walker, ZsnesSATURDAY Man's brain uses approxi· vlllo; Bill Brown, Toledo Ros· Cttam&tlonshfl> game, 7:30p.m. ers; Bob MCEvqy, ZanesvWe; mately 25 per cent of the CLASS A Tom Dlerlnpr, Norwalk; Mark oxygen taken up by the body FRIDAY lllmricbou&er, AllhliDd; Bob -and in many eases it is 1:30 p. m. - Fort Recovery WUcber, ZaneiYIIlef Don Hes- pumped back into the at· mosphere as so mtreh hot (211-ll va, Bridgeport (23.1) ton, Onlarlo; Decatur llurdeo, air. 3:30 p. m. - Portsmouth Rossford; Roo Andrell& LakeClay (2&.0 vo, ArCIIIUIII (25- wood; Deml.s Odie, Newark. 2) Dale Lambert, TOII,)'I Volley; SATURDAY Demls Duormit, CIDc:lmatl With· n&eellll'1 row; Jim Dobbl, Akroll Ceatr~; ~e Greene, Falrbom; Steve 'nMt Tfcera' IDirliD thla season hll been a able average fll 29 SIDle which "Jockey oUter . . . . . llnet(). ., City Loan of course ... Hart boUeves ill b,.IW .,.,, ost with hla playaro, "It 1 lhlnk we'ra to~s~~ ·.'• ·•··-, ,, have an •IY eame ~'11 teD ' __.. . G\ diqling · · « ',.., . ·i..• •I , kldsudtlltbb*Waat• ' •~ bo a IDulh..., rn 'l1le · Tigars ourvlved three atralght toQghleSII~:::: rt Columbuo ~ f ~ ZaneoYIIIe and to Illvance to the flrala. •• A scare doealit turt. Jt ohows ltteoe kids tl1ll the7 lii'e ctpable or being belteD... Hart oayo, Hart is In his severih.- - at Colmnbuo East, 6IUowlntJ head COI.Chtng ltlnta at ~ · chester and Peeblea of Mppp• Jtmctlon Cil1 or r.,.,.' Walkins ~ - oil cl"' A taamo. County, COonty and A Columbus ll&rl oatt.., played tmdor Kennlt Illoo"' It South High and HYI much of hia coaching tactlcs bick to hi & high tebool c1111, fntl:bd;.,g a double pivot. Ia hla first aea1011 at CGIJaD. bus East (1962-Q), Hart culdod the Tf&ers to Ute pionshlp. [ II . TOUI 1111 All~: · -C~ ~ ~t ' What Would Happen If A FIre Destroyed Yo11 Home? Could you afford to buy • new home or rebuild your ~ home? You rwobcibly have , ; "fire and extended cover- · ~ ov•" insurance with yo~ mortgage, but is this .,. ough? This inlutance tho might only pay off mortgage. See us for aO.. vice. . ' I. ,l Dnls-Waner 111. I Phono 992-2966 114 Court St. ,_...., Complete In ·FREE ESTIMA .' I , i ~~ ') ' BATHROOMS • SEPTIC TANIS:•HEATING SYSTEMS ~·-~~,,!· ,· •AIR CONDITIONING • . . Just Recei A .Truckload , for yoars wo'vo oncourqged - l e to pick up the . pj,o,. and call Cily Loan. Whether it's an une•· " ' P.,o:ted emergency, .a suddenly available bargain . ·Or !I family <lodslon to pay off some pesky biilt to . • • monthly. . .. it eo9 be as oasy inlo ' . · ..,.er. ,I Defending Champs .'E(\Y fft1nlY . :· .·: \J.. ·.Uhl1eaten ' .~ ' ,. , L ' , ·~~ · ......_..., • ' I I . .I i �' I lllllllllifo.lillr<* 17,1Ht . .. ,,., '' ,:~;. . J . ~··• ·;. . ,I ' · .>:. ~ .. -t~:·r,., :.. .i,fo<l ~'I"ClMa.qpW~,' '·". · ' ' · l ·· ···'~'~' Henry Ewing 11lo - ,.., dnpod "' . .., .• ., " · - ""'~ IUid 'lire. 1"111011 ·-·, ~-Hel.,, Taber, wt!e or a put master of the Natlonal c.._ at Thuraday llfcht'a (I( 1lle Rock ~· Gnnse held at the hall. meedng Frtel Goegietn, maoter, eon. 41oted the meet1J>i 4lrlng Which lime plano for ~ at the Hereford aale were made. One tpa1 for aid was answered IUid several OOIIUIIUIIleatlono from the state master were read. 1be recent Woeaa ol flo.. mer Rle:e wu dlscuaaect lira. Homer Radford h • d charge of the meet1J>i In the absence of Mrs. W, A. Mor· 11111,leeturer. II !Deluded a poem, uMarch" by Mra. Amos LecJI. "No Hogs In II,)' Heaven" by Wllllam Grueser. "Slow Down" by Homer Rice, ~~ h e Heritage" by Mra. Robert I.JJuks, ' ; ~· I .,! • lord, A Quck Window at tile Car Walll•• by Mrs. Ethel Grueaer; '1 u'Iboughta and Smlles 11 by Mrt. James Conkle, and u1 Believe" by Mro. Wllllam GruBBBr. Refrea:Junentli were · served by the IKmle economica chairman. · .:~ ·>J ui!i.... I r• I Volunteer Fire Qep&rtment met on Wednesday evening at the tl.re house. Cleo Smith was acting president in the absence or the president, Dorothy Myers. Minutes of the previous meeting and the treasuer's report were read by Betcy Newell. Aller tile business meeting, 1 Fresh Silk plft.Y was held with Gaye Smalley as demonstrator, Attending were Cleo Smith, Betty Newell, Betty Gaul, Margaret Christy, 0 p a I Eichhwer and I..ura Jean. lnzy Newell, 'Jean sexson, Gaye Smalley, Graee GUIIIIJI, MDdred Rob·trls and Mrs. Root. W'aeke..t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Dr. alii ; Mrs. Roger Grueser and chil- . eot1or \;)o.irc Ie G·tves p· h A I .UrC ·ase · . p· prOVO' !" 'I : , · 1ltJpers Plains, cined OD Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill, Sunda,v, Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland spert an afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon WW, Syracuae. They also called on Mrs. Paul Kloes anCI son, Minernllle. Mre, Charlee Goegleln and children of Flltwooda calied on Mr. and Mre. C!ayOOn ARen IIIIi Bill, Sunday. t Lopn. and Ra}lh Lee, Mr. ll1d Mrs. llafuld ear..han, Racine, Mr. : and Mrs. Bb'the Theiss, Dorcas, ; and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell. cent visitors of Mr. and Mra. Hobart NeweD. Mr. arwl Mrs. Roy Christy and Mrs. l.tltha Wood were recent vis- Jerry Cleland new by jet itors or Mr. IUid Mrs. Harold I r i' to Mrs. RowaR to join her husband on Hawk arwl children, Alblny, · f $ his relt: period there after six Mr. arwl,Mrs. CharlesGOuland ,,t modhl dut;ti in Vietram. Her children. Cincinnati, recently liother""n-law, Mrs. Rosa Cleo- Visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. 1 land Ia caring for the children while lhe 1J away. t , MrL Gll3' Summerfteld left on ~ 'l!uelldl,y for Winter Haven, F1a., The follow who'• clever $ where ohe will visit herdaqhter with his hollda u flo 011t to pl4y Nrdl with. ' J . ' 1 · • • • r::a:- ::r::.,~~rwlLI~~~ ' MOB 1'011 AMEBl&\NS ,; '." ,· I ' ly GAYHOI MADDOX HEA food Editor Eaater breakfast should be partlelliar!Y (ilea~t­ unhunied, Jl'aclOUI llld COli· !linin&. 11 leut one 1urprile food. Then eu brelds, trllllltlonally aerved Ia Portuaol 011 Euler morning, ore perfect for the occaalon. PORTUGUESE EASTER BREADS ...... ll!! .. '" ..... lllllfM 1 ......... lleUJI•• 1111: %~es..Uvedr1 1np811D; . 'Y<. eup water % ... (" llllel) ...pe.....) lllaN~••W .... In 1larp bolrltho:oqblf mix 2 cups flour, sugar, salt and undlnolved active dry yeaat. Combine ·milk, water and margarine In saucepan. Heat """' Qquldl,ore warm. ~ lild ' 10 dey in·· . l!'"'ll••tsand beat 2 minutes 11 medium speed. Add the 3 egp 111d enough flour to make a thick batter. Beat at high speed 2 minutes. Stir in enough additional flour to make a lOft doulb. On Ugbtl,y flournd botlid knead uaW smooth 111d elastic, ab!lirt 8-10 m!J)utes. Let rile in a warm place uaW dou· bled In bulk, about 1 hour. Divide dough into 8 pieces. Take about one.quarter of each piece llld aet aside. Shape terJer pieces into roliDd ballJ, On gretiled bat· lJ!J lbeels preu large pieces of dough down IDto circles, l!!-IDclllblek. Place a hardPortuguese Eosler egg breads. J coote<l egg in center of each. DMdti eli:b of the remaininl I pieces of dough In hill. seal ends underneath dough~ Bake ID &<Iegree oven Sbilp8 eaeb Into a 8-lncb Cover, let rise In warm for 20 to 2li m!J)utu. Makes rope. Ulillg2 l'Opel, erGII In place unW doubled in bulk, 8 Individual breads. an ..X" over each ea: and abOIJt 1 hour. sentee1 at Mt. Union Oturch. Columbia Grln&t medJeu, at.. frOIII the ioeel IChoolL lUI let! Mrs. .Murl Gllaw.,-, who h a a tllldod IWp County P01110111 ' hod been - - esrlier due boon conllned to unr..rslt)' G"""' llllock Frldl1. to a mallponey, pilal, Cdumbuo, for Clbsorvat1111, FlieiMio illll . ralatl,.s here Is,_ II the hOme of her IICIIHno hi,. recoiled Word tbat Herlhol law and dauibter, llr.llll!lrs, Foie1 of Cdumbul hlollllllerpno • • • llr. and Mrs. Noble Hamoa, Rollanll Cralltreo. ' I~ aurpry IIMIIa ID l aerlou Owottunl!tt uldom· RIUidy and Gary, Zaleakl, >lolled knoeb on a c1oor tr.ot Mr. llld Mrs. Dean Blackwood, coodltlon.. Hershel waa reared In llr, IIIII Mrt. Rea Cheadle IUid Sr., Pomeroy, nre ~ owings mwt~rd. . thll <OIIIIIIIIIIity and ~ lam1(3 on Sllllday aftemaoo. · guosta of !.lr, aiMIIIro. Earl StarMrs. Wtlllie TUI'I»r 1111 Mro. key. Golden Stansbury1P0111 an aftarMr. and llrL Ed CUI1rell of ,_, with Mrs. NeUle ~ lndliiiiPOils, Ind., and Mrs.llacy Several realdims Ill the com- Collier ot Clnetmatt were weel<munity atlended the' fiDral of ellli guoato of ~lr parento, Mr. 'l,'homao F1tzpottlck at .Wllkeo· and Mrs. Jerry CUhrtllllllotller viDe. Mr. Fltzpalr!ck, who luld relatives here, operated 111 orOJ*d ,.r Point ·11r. al!lllro. fernGDloal.v >!aRock for IJIIII11Bil'l,iUun!Ved ltai with her brothe,....,.w and by hls wife/ Opal, a 1011, John olater, Mr. and llrL Otho Fltzpotrlck, Cdumbus, 1111 a Radclllf, SandaJ ~:::~j dllllt!hter, Mrs. Cli'l' 1BomieJ ory, Mr, ~ Mrt. llendal HollOn, (I( WeU- 1111 tw o gnalchUdree. Hlo lll!.tr, Ed Fitzpatrick of Wellotai,alloaurvl,.L Burial waa 111 ' ~ GlrdensnearAiheno. Mr. and llrL 1'-Y Doid~o or · Ferndale, llitch., ware ...otcoid. guosto or llr, and Mh. iJUUam Law..., IIIIi fulllj>, · , ' ' · · ,, ,\ llr. and Mrs. Clrl Carpenter • - UN .OUr ,,.. ,.,.,"' Lot the Mike Eiiples oo Sunday. : . SUnc111 event111 pata.ol A~ Glike)' were )lr, 1114 ¥\'L.M. 'j{, ~.Mr. and Mr~:~: ~· !lr, 'Ud 1>11"1· H. D. Gllkiy 1111 . ' ""' ol P-roy. S.i!U'daY ..,Osto were Looiae GllkOy aadli>ll.lllAIba~ and Marl ""'ide; ~ ...ajl Win Golde Jfl!!lll.;illll llitmie l!I<Grllb, '-11 w~ Society News on Sundey. '. . Mr. and Hro. IIOIIIId_llrown of Wtllaton wore 'IUesta · of Mr· IIMI llro. M. A. EIP!e on 8undey; Alolther 11111t wu Rlclo' Picker- loll. Earl M!Grotlla. Mr. 1111 Mrs. TlilmiU' Dixon of Athelll vtotied the II. A. . . pl., sw.toy. Mr. Lnrence Sa>lth of Lloral CUll viilted It the home of Mr. IIIIi MrL DoD Sml1h 1111 ramtlj>' ,on i . recent~. llr. IIMI MrL Ge0rp Clrclo and tomlll' or Alh'-!ld, K)'., Mr. , and MrL Donald Pierce of AlbORO, llr, aad llri. Melv!D Circle . CIHntrs '~11tt u , m the lo OM>at ~ lrCII'I!•, and Mra. RaiJ1(1 W!bb. ·POMEROY LANES ., MONDAY BEND LEAGVFI · Plo. I • ; •• • · ••• • • • ••• : ' •• rAST cHEsTER PTA M.,, 8 p, It achool; CbarJe1 Yeago ..w.preaent - ; s0110l111 '""' u..; o)ld re!reohmentL • SALO)i 110, 8 aad 40,11Dnday, 7:3& p;ln. at haibe o1 MI'L J. il. lll(f Larkin Member TllEIDAY , WOMEN'S At!XU..JARY, Veter1111 Hemorlal iloopllll, ..retOr· ta, 7:30p.m. Tueaday.llrt.Ber• the ParkerwlllbOPJ'OII'IIII<halrDW1; Mn. Charlei R. K a r r, Foree Unit refreahmentL Membero and Alrmon Firs! Cla11 Samuel prospective ....-, are lnritL. Llrkln, ... ot Mrl. Mary .... Larldn, Malta, Obto, II a mam· GROUP II, WC>mM's Alooclaber 0! a UD!t !bOt baa earned tton of the Middleport First Unitthe u. s. Air Force Outatand· ed Preab,wrtan Church, 7:30 p. fD1 Unit Alllrd. m. Tueaday at tile bolile Ill Mrs. Alrllllll Lukin, a lll(lp!y ID- Dwlpt Wallace with Mr1. Edvenlor7 'll[leclalls! in tho 43Bth Ward Burkett, eo-lloate11. Mllllar7 Alrllfl \vlng at MeQdre AFB, N. J., wlU wear the WEDNESJAY . dbt!nct!Ye amlee rtllbon to CLASS 12, 8 p.m. Heath Unit· mark h1l afllilatlm lll!h t h e Od Metbodlat Church, Mr~. Jack unit. Bechtla, r-., llro. Thl UD!t was died for C, E. Y011111. progrl!ft cbllrman. or Outstanding ·~tiobil!J'meritSi'iroa .,~~ ID l!rllll operat10111 around t be -ld froni J.une I, ltlBB to AprU 30, 1968. Tho eirman, a 1tJ67 tlrldUall 01 Rotland (Ohio) Hlal> Scllool, Ia DWTied .to the torTHUlWlAY mer Salldra S. LIWe. His lather, ROCK SPRINGS B ott or John Llrkln, resides .., Rt. I, Health Club, Thuraday, at the Mlc1dbtport. ho!Re 0( Mrs. Seott Foliner. . '--~.Jr. PLEA:sAIIT - y~ur· . ' . ,. . ~ -- . ~'I J 1:. Wil . T ' ""' IM I "'I '"l ' "Buyers; along •tth their aa eully ·•old. by a clerk at merch•~. IDBD~I, ue a iuiOar aa ~beauUclan HU. Wf!OIII~'a lolitor ~·\ ' lo the front line of batue in a Mlihbor beauty as theY woo store lop mansalon. . Nlil WYORK- CNEAlHove wig, can fo II tlie pbll- a11011101ll :With lntoreatlag . One lOok at' recent Import ~of to ay'a s~ reaoona to j u stU y proper ~lacemenl of wigs,' .ate~ naureopvea good reason for WOMID. avid L. Mallcks011 of Hair liuyen to be:'anilou for wigs · Tbe: Carlbbeao b no lon&er ashlons, loe. . and~lrpleets to be aasl~ed to 4eplrlments. er tlie ileapm or the Who "A ilrucitore fD Dunkirk, flO 011 II.coo~ Imported ·waoto to ''"' and dur· lnJ the dafmllld .clance at N.Y., was oo.lmpreued with In !feB, occordlhg to the u.s. DIJbl Ail promptu da~ ·~wig aalea tbatlbey re- Departmeot of Commeree. neOdn'l· crea~ lui emoUonal m led a seeond ftoor aa a Alld • • the Imports .... upheavaL A messy halrdo halrgooda bouUque." Another added 110 dome.tUc produc· j~o't w\)l'lh a moment's drug aecoiUit aeot In opeclal Uoo, tliey :soot a relall ordera on slolldard Rx pre- market 01 aled at well w IllY more. serlpti011 pada. over· tsOO m!Woil. Alld the llrms In the hair Contrary t o = beller, bulilless ore far from The W~n chain aella on, the ee~llel'V<!~nd twllcblngo wlf:..t.and alrplecu In aceo~tq over lr atin<lvaL In fact, A while the ADII-Mon- bulk of ported halrgoods lt'o otore !Danlgement that's opo!y 4ruptorea ID F:~orlda Ia ool from E~an coua· iulvldg ~blem over hair· parl.ilye<l n fi,500 lniWII Wig tries but from ~Kong, 431 on to pieces. y can't quite de· stock to more than tllO,OOO Whlc(, the Ulll Sta~a In 1987. clde whore to display them. salea annually. Tbb comparea with just ff MilUnery and eoometlc de· ~ 111d hairpieces ll'e mUUon from the lop Europartmenli are ftgbtlag It out to the a c l fteld, pean couatry, FrlliCe. Ima.rosa the allilll for control yet tliey iulve avy over- l'.:lrlen favor the Hoog Kong of · muWmlllion-d oII a r wig tones for the beauty and coobel over wigs mBde ID lalel. moUe market, too. They ore other Asiatic PQb\11 beeauso ly HELEN 'HENNESSY . •• . s I ...' ,..t f.oocil lhim Closs to Honor ·Rev. Roadarmel April 8. 1be st. Patrick's. Ua,y theme wao carried out by Winona Cook . -- ..Tii· "·•Lord's .l'r'!li~ .a"'!., the tn unison. ,Jt waa reportedtbatRubyErb'! tulband 11 home from the bosp!lal. A thank fOU card was read from !Iaili Goodwin f 0 r floWers at 1be Ume of her fatbeJ'Is death. Lottie Cohen will be bolte81 tor the April meet- Simon Powell ter, Mra. Marie Mr. IIIII Mrs. Aarm .. lamlly, local. •i' Mr. and Mro. Bobby Joie Ma~,:Ot!·GenoraiW!ntooN. :.r-: :::::.:.:"'!!: cram. '111e succ:oostul bidder will eonl!iNSEMIILiil atruet the building according to Tunic lhorta are paired 1n depai1mental specltlcatlono and pole pink and beige plaid by be leaaed to the Post O!llce De- Don Stmone!U of Kodella. Two J)ll'tment for a basic period of giant white leather buttons five 1ears with renewal Optlo111. and a leather IJUh, tled hlch, afe the llhape highUghto. '1110 iond will IJI!maln on locel tu rollo, a department IIPOkeiRIID Howes Triumph eald. PITISBtfRGH (VPI) - The AbuDMIIItolalfDII,I52 _,.. Howe brothertJ I Slm\ am Ralph, teet 11 plllllled. lladdlttoo, tberl won the •ttonaJ &qiM.Ih doubles IIIII be 4,900-oleellarput- tourllllllent SUnde)' in a two 11w IUid - - (I( vebtclu hour IIIIi · 25 mfDute' match. 11111 so IIQiare feet for platform They defeoted 111e Montreal ~pace. · tMm of hove Pembertm>&nltti Bl4llna docllmenta DUll' be ob- and llln McA\'lty, 1718, 15-18, ~!rom ThOlnao W, Matllta, 15-7 and 15-7. P, 0, Boo 149, ~ W, VL oton. Old Town Flats News · "' ... j_,,- Probe Fire Ronald'IE. .Wll- '' lit ' ,.... I ' ......... rf1 I wlltCIIIIVI ' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icenhower visited with relatives recent• MOUNT VERNON, W. (UPO ly. : Tl]e possibiliQ' of arson was betrw . inveatlgated after fire sWep~ ttlrOUJh 1 bern at t b e Mount Vernon State Fair· grounds Sunday. Mrs. Sylvia carpenter visited relatives at Colwnbua. At , least U quarter horses, fhorouihbreda tnd neil¥! poaies perished.. Quick ae:tion by firemen prevented the flames !rom reachl111 otller ne1rb)o barno, where an Nlldonal 50 hor,ea' were stabled. . CHOOSE EXCITING, EXCLUSIVE FOR " l' vt.eawn. to ,U . tor"'c.-.ma · •' _ ' wee!<. ' ~· aoa,tllj's. Helen WW!Imi, formar[J· of DexM,, ' ·' 11,~:(., ..,......... IIUer, and Cora Beegle were Mr. and Mrs, Maywood JohnappOinted to 8 committee tore- ston visited Mr. aOO Mrs. Paul vt_., the by.Jaws. Brooks and family and James Gimes were plaaed with prlz- Braanon, all of near Ttflpers es be!Dg won by Edna Reibel, Plains on Reedsville Route. Eva DeaiiiUler, and Mary B. Mrs, Charles Baker hi agent Heines. Carrie Meinhart WOl1 for Avon products. the door prize and ata Lemley, Mrs. Roy Donahoo called on people here selling products last sP t ll<inald 1!. Wllllama, U, 11sl&ned r.-1¥ to I h e Fooiz11i· ~ DIYtatm near aa a mae11tno ~~~ pr~~=~=i 1al'I1I6re sias!IIB at . Church Sunday eveq . , ·~ Mrs, Helen Jeffers aod daughter, Syracuse, visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icenhow~r. Gordon Wolfe of Rlclne Route visited Mr. ond lllro. Maywood · Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo visited Mr. and Mrs. , Homer Icen- ·s. l Mil lamUy of·Racine RAmi<i on Mr. IUid Mrs. ln& and Erna Jesse, Eva Des- hower • BIOWII .-mood the 1J0W poot ofllco will be located. oo U. S. . both sexes, It aoundl u · thougb there'a money to. be . made in llalr. J the gue11: prize. Othera ilttend!ng were Mabel Bearhi, IUid Ma- . Pfec'f&i · to ·tlle Wae· Were given ····, ,.,, p ost omlee ' aed- DO '' when she entertained the past bel Wolfe. A dessert course waa ' ' cit Mr. and Mro. \c, C. c::.rto,r counCilors ot 'lbeodorus Coun· served by the hostess. Long Bottom caiJOci ... Mr•. 1111 cU 17, Daugbtera of Anierica, Mrs. Lawrertce Jobnaton. .... Thursda¥ night. - May Jotuilto.i Margaret Seldenabel presided . - . .. . at the mHting with Nettie Hayes pvlng scripture from Paalmo. , for Marcll28, Gomes were fil~ · ed and re!reahmenti were """ ed by !Irs. Fultz to Mr. IIIII Mrs. J!arold VoiAeiSODR IUid Melinda, l'llrtamolltb, lll:c 1111 Mro. CorPf. PLEASANT - The Post aid Anihonr a1Mi Joe, Mr. and O!lloe Department hal announcMrs. 1fa11i1i1s Kloos, Mr. and ed tbst .It Is seeking competiMrs, Bob Richard"'" and Tam- tive bids to build &Dd lease a new post amce for Letll, W. Va. , •artou• With potential .. slack oea'""' llld , c.-en alii"*!& . ' ·. ''*XT~ T ~ · A bowllili ,.Jli'lr~.•~~ l' Ur"f"'clf ·.uron , or lo\v labor costa and lm- Uke Lif11avers. You can.sell proiiOd halr·pJWeasing tech· them everywhere. And since nlques. the lntroductloo of the ' streleh wi.L,thet eaa~ ftli "In three, fast.paced r:ars all head s, the I uatry we haven't even sera bed Is oft to sales beyond any the aurfa<e of what c111 be early especlatlona." done In this oew and dy· namlc Industry," observed The wig business Is strong Howard M. Wagm111, pres!- ~::ar·roiUid, too. It ln~rest. dent of a nalrgoocil firm that gly peaks dUring the IUD!· Is enjoying sales over f8 mer mouths when moot other million. "These Jtema are high.t!cket retail f a I h I 0 n Had at D of A Meeting Taking B•' dS . I St. Patrick's Day Theme 'lbe Goldell Rule Claaa of the m11 Mr. anti Mra. Fred Lewis, Middleport First Baptist Clmeh Mrs. Tony Fowler, and Marc will IM>at a lellowsbip d!mer hon- Fultz. orlng the Rov. Charles Roadarmel, _milalonaey to India, oo "" i'" ct ftW.to > llllh 1iie ~ IUIII-or ~ rep- loa !'Frtsti the llarUord. meetieNDtall.yo .ID the!!" Uce.jo.lue 1nr. miollnp. ~ dlltriet nil¥, emThe re.aJJJnment of braclni bolh ~ IUid Faint clmeheo and """ It will change PINJIDI dlltriqte, will be ~d the pre- charge IUid station st the Good eblrch ID ilet·IQ> "JI al10 dlseolaed by the Ill the ~l,llbat!Dt lq,.the the form (I( -lltiOII New Havill -~~ IIIII ' l'iilplrlblp llour. · ' · liar 1.9, a.ndaJ, EtlB cllurchel are ii.....V unitF~ 111 _..,. bulillt•J u ed IIi one eblrcll, II was underliiiOIIIWo the 111'10111. Olllo¥ed a fD lilat ~ Chljltl IIIII dlllaer '"""" In the aoelll ....., m(nded Good· lllllll!eld ~· are to jll if!o ~ . Hoat Pll)or, ll,or., W&l llllito u me clmeh IUid other Poid, F0111H1f, dtreet.,t • britt t ho ·""-• are ~ 1« Ulllted, •devo4!oriaJ oomoe ~ to the · llotbOdlll , eblrchel .in Ma1111 · .. meal. After .dllller, l!or. M r a. · • • Thellli chonaeslllll be of•Achalll Hlller with ....-.. . flclai!J' IQIIlllleed ot the Annual .bi lift. F~, chaJ!....,tthe' . ~ Butjdwmon fD mlnlsWrt. til ioml triclf;y !i' .-_ , " I Tho.;"'""' aioo IIlii&. A -~ Tho mlilltertal. group . lldt ~-· ~- liJ; Iba two to' ' 10 ot, the Belle'omail ._j !ln. and lirA, a cave~ dl!'h A butlneos IUIII ft110111hip q,eetlni! Ill t h e I'OIDt l'leouat Dlllrlel llllnlaters aorrJ,., EUB) wu hold in the N""' HaYOO United dlst clllrch iut.lieek with 'ldvea ·n:re ~. .( · . ~ ). ~ At New Haven United Methodist Church I U} ~~ . a Business, Fellowship Session Held - H •. ' do\>_,.. MaiU!r•, otated ao-Q>. w-odo;;. 7:Sti p. m. l'Oinero.Y Maaonle Temple. ~s IUid ofllcerl Ilk· ed to a - . . . *' 1'11111 for the dlmer we r e made 4lrlng a -~~~ of the class Friday nighHt the home . 1)03Willti'BCiw:\~- Ill Mr. !lftd ~. ::to · -'~~combat~ rO'~ .· ~~ ~. Sole~ ' . ,A... _..,.. " St re departments ore in o hair-pulling bQttl~' .'~fer-c;ontrof of o market ,that already to'ps,~ .hplf , pillion dollars and is just getting stQrted. Right, ' $ome,one1s eventual crowning glory gets o JiJ:lQr brushing before being.shipped off to millinery . or co.$metic counter and Cl quick so I.e: u,o .~,. ,· . era Asooclatloo, 7:38 lllmdl,y·at the idtll1 IChooi, "'""'!>· ' . ~' l .• ~· Metbodlat CllJirch, 7:30 Motldll'. · elalilet Pili!...; Mro. lla<y Clrcla a recent week ' devo!Jmal ' ' ' ' , IIIII !Ira, 1'1111..., read poelry Thornton. · ' ~to each ol111e wonla. RACINE PTA; 7:3tf Milido,y ,lin. Bemlce Carpenter ""'"· elalil st the acllool. i.lro. Un~ ...,., with prtzea btlng c1a Bolrd, 10111111 ..-Ide ai111 art _, liy !loa Pbll1011 aad M r •· will live a talk m art ' JOhniOI!• Tbe -eliDg prllelllr- e41e- and .d[lp., work , o1 ntibed 111 RalJI(I Webb was ,., · her - . . The pre-tlon b,l' Mra. 'Phlilfilll. by the ~·- lilllm'llw "'•-o The,_,, meetfDtllllll be hild """' " ·-- " ' . .... ~ ..101' tlltl """"" hal at the, liDme of Mra: J111o ~ beeo poltl)onoid.untll AIJril• and divotlon1 IIIII be liven by · · Mra. Rofrelhmenlo THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, were IOMied to Mr. and llrL Dau&II10n (I(AJnirlea,IOOFhall, Cli!lord Morr!J, Mr. IUid Mro. .7o30 p.m.. 81. Patridl'o ~par­ PbliiOII, Mra. Grimm, H r •· \\' llllh gameo IUid re!re-. Baro[IZ, MrL Carpenter, Mr. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Booll· and da~W~rterotc.!.-.lllllir, 1111 lin. J1m01 ctreie of Nw lllvu, w. VL, were auetta of end. ~ " '· Air ·Local Bowling • tor t h • top.Je. .. , llr. ~ .lira . .Ben ·Pbllaoa rave the ·PtOJram, Ro read on article wrl~i'"' by Wtltred Funk and ehlldren are pata of the 0 mel .' ' C.r room~SdifCUI""'~ ' < • CIIIEF'~; Mello ~le, the )lUI oiln.,.n of ·R • eta e • Pyt~Qn Slaiets," ·7, 3t1 ~ Chaplor,. Ordo!' of the Eoatero '•nlj(hl at the .llomt of lira. nto- · Inti~ II! the...,.. , alltth All!naD.. . :.,:. ' (I( llr. IUid llrL, 'lbertiO!I Jo!m- l IIIIDDLEPORT I'TA! 7:3~!fon. """ · . 'day ntaflt at MlMittlorl Eleme .. · Cll!l~ Moffll "'' lllll>olnt- llry s.oo,ot; Jack Sla'!il hall PI'"' ed to cllock l!llo thoii!Q'Ohaoe of grim on' art; .oflleefl for the chalro• IUid NJ)OI'I at the April !969-10 oehool term to be ele'i:t-tlng. ButhBarniiZ,prllkfellt, edl tlltrd eracia rocn . mothers hid char&O of the meednt! with IIJ'eaton 1111 fourth grade room Mra. Chloru• Grimm Jli'e101111n8 mothera hive re!rt~hmont.. · Mr. and Mrs. Llr1')' McOra!h were dlmer eueata p..,eroy Glin Club , , • , , 58 ot Mro. Katie wn..,.· "l1te ~ cats • • • • ·• • • $4 1.. .• ' Mri. ~ Epple 1!11_! w o I'N.. ...... B.., cI II • 52 Pomeroy Golf Course • • • • fO 'lbe 100'1 30 ry ot the home of llr. 1111 Mrt. Dutton Drui• .••••••.• ~ 30 Dan Smith IIIII flmlly on a reHlch Teom '111ree Games• -'' cOil! SUnday, · T~ Clta, 2(05. Hiai>TeamGel!l!l John Ferry and · Mra. Fern - · TOp Cltl and P-ciJ Goq· , Stallabw')> of Atheos violl!ld wlth CourN, 821. . ,. Ralph Lee IUid the Robirt Lee , Hlal> Ind. Three .~~~•. ramtlj> 011 Sunday, c .. Cilni&;~r.lor'i:OiimtiN~r.,_ "' the weokeiMI it th;tr'ill)ll\ut car- · ' tn)i. r~~o~'"'Y lftlllJ ;,. before thr n.~me 1011·0 ,'1'1 1 .·, Harrisonville *tllw•, News, Notes ., ~ta ot 0 Try Portuguese Egg Breads for<.Easter I OUI (llltiiD ~ 1 c!JUdttll were. cll~f ·liM of Racine ........... . ~ ',, IM !late El;lple. ·. '' I Mr. Vlrcll Alldlll b ~ to be llowil' ncoverbw·Oiid bu boon broolilht bcme. . I . ' llr. Olid Mro,' Earl. ll<Grl!h were dlmir guests iJf. llr, and . , - r MrL Douc Clay of~ Carmel News By the Day ' l'llrchaN Ill chairs Jt1so. the Look ·. Is Discussed ' Discos'sec:/.· ·. J~~ 'ci.~:!...:~ :u~ied YOIJNG ORIGINALS Consolidation . ' ' me-. ibiid lf!e Mr. and Mrs, JOI1111)' NO!'Iell Other visitors and Jeff of Columbus were re:<.~ rll:n. Bob Lee and children :,.~. · "'}!IPor.,_,, Chester BY CLARICE ALLEN AUXILIARY MEETS The Lldiea Auxiliary or the An. . yt;:,, R.,,ows, llrL t:t1, & ~ ~ ~· day will ba ~· ~ ~tOt. tor ......._ ~~ :""~ Ill U o !Jrllltllnl' . -, ~ "*- .,-· , to Jllek...,a 1D "cb word, I · 2C.21 ~ ~ ~ ~· 1!1! ~ ' ~· lin. ml8or ~ lll!llltii tGr ~ ',, . ;· .· l'vlletl IIOinllnl IQ> the Ob· \ aiior· ·SOoU . ~ .~' )'" .~ ...qrra. ~li'"'trttourld .. nw.-. .Jrlrs.Wqll@il~ _._will be prepereo~ Ill and . . · .... , p.tlet Amatour GWin•Cl¥1> ~ ·lild- the lli!ill.tq_JI~ areulll¥e4 mtllrs. ·~ ,cline, !li,!!fV!l; membal'o (I( !lfl ScGil c - chloliUid J11i1 . llmll1. dllljlor\ VlllaP .~. · , ~ wao llfl!ed lira,, lldl"r ,!'t,llli, llll ,llra. 1- Troop .J.85 (I( lllcldleport,- , . . wuk~ .. '1111Qo; ·1..ni elpa_dall: far the llerl'•&. ~ .... . .....,. it ~~·tl!it~ral .ol6- l:.R~d~ ....... wil'd;ifiL ' IeodOrlo :ilrLWalloOIPo!ron, ponoll, Mr. bl1'1h<li\x of ChlialliU'ham. ' !he hollla !ll llr,a. ~,.,.. ·Rey, tr'IIO!Deo,¥t ~ IIi the P'O- lll""''l4mberi'W Md1,llo••, Tbe lirlo •will tloo be assist- Malia~· Choater i!Oid, IUIIIMrs. llr/ IUid MrL 'OII>Y llartfD holda, clrie ~~ ~· cea,l,ill~ ton doim. ~· ~ llri. b n n l fDt1 tho Jiirden club fD Forelt ll&drta!IUIII ~. M!dIUIII Mr. IIIII lira; ~ llonk ml\1*1 ehalnlum .~ .Giu'ilol ...Wo;.t,cbilltmon """ ~ 'l'lilimp, ~ ~~ . G!f ~~a, ~ ctytc -ll!lcltlon pro. dl~ llrt. •WWlim !iOa'oon, went to Plttllbllrch, I'll; '111uro- Club, , fillbl for thl oli-01 lid IIIII It iriU •be tblit re-- Nurtb wird; aad MrL .W~iet jeda tllti I!II'IDtl. ' ai.O . of fl1i Parts, aeqcobpanted clay, Mr. Monk I'OIRaiDed there or uctOIII....,Week• W... ll)llde. .blll!l':to~,J"i!l'!e~..... ~ODd MiL i'Bid,D<I,i la, . llurintl tbt -una au.liy a1 the~~ (llmll,y ,t o Mld!Dti>Ori to reawne hla empiOflllint ·~ · ·• · .· · ' ' tlttb IWIL · . · ·•:.~ · · ·the ~ """"' p!W , . . 'for il!o 'ireeloiod llllh the 1Bemthe Ohio Barae Lines a '\l!i ,.Wwa.bao oallblllihed a. made to' ~·- the......,... UdFIIIIZ famtl1. · , perloc! of holfiltallzatlon and re. -· ' . -Jlliitr"' IChioW!o lllf thil riilk ......;.. the ··- 'iddlt!on to Mid- ' .11r1. Nina ·lrand Ill Akroli II cuperatloil. , 111!' re~aar. .lkedto,pla<!o aroport 'flllqo hall. Bloomtncr bOre r.. • . ytalt 'lllill bat Mro. fred Goell,eiD wao •t dibrll aiid d!IICOI'ded tt.illl,-ot a...... will be ailed alooc llllh mother, !Irs. aa-va Chtldorl, Mllleraport WecinelitoJ, to visit • ~~mp''.let'e· the curfl· ,. ., the {Jiq ~ llhrullbery. IUid Mro. Poarlllo1noldo. Mrs. her parWa, Mr. IUid 11rs. Hoyt \..IU !dr ~ War4 for eollectoro, Anotlttr project Whicll the club' lie;,nnida m,t llro. ·Blalld fD ~ Hlllllni, IUid ather relatives. · •11,; ICJio"'lo to.. ol ~a: IIIII be asalltbttr with 11 c!MD- illmbus Soturdl,y, , THE DRESS •••.O) slim- ttrat want, . ~ Zt; t,ot Ill> and lln(ir<MDa tj>e Mid- llri. William ' ~d• loll mer with ~stitch..,nd- ~ li'areb! SS; third ward, clloioort Roadside Porll. liatUrdey rot l~a!n& . Mich. 1« ~a!tc~ fol:r a to so::. Mardi 26{ fooi1h wUd. lll<cb Mra, lle:YDoldl ..,..... a oup- • 'IIIII witll bar aoata.llw and stlt~i\ed fl'<liTI a colorful 171 1111 firth WIJ'd, Marc~ IS. per tu her~ lllllllberL ~· llr. IIIII llri. lltlbJ fabrl~. A covering coat (not • 11110 MilodJCo!JlpnclZiaeoshoWn) . : . a high-wolst, E'' ., ' , 'r." • villi, a ..-11 o( tile Lie Tyo Conoolldatlm with Chelter .,_ softly.ohlrted and doubleflmill of Chtlllln. .... ~st Coandlwal dileuoaed when ForbYII<ined to be it itched a.nc~ay tor the -""11 eervtoo est n.,. C.W.dl 285, DaUilttOrs from a solid to complement Ill the lleotb IJnil*l iletbodlat (I( Amerjca, met recently at the the dress. This twosome a.u;.cb. . . hollie of Edith Belzlng, TuJ11101'S goes everYWhere anc! any-' , llrL AlbertRoUh,..admltPlaiDs. where with ~· ted 10 llol,..lloa;ltal tlmdl1for A reJOrt waa atvea on t b. 1 You'll find answerii to i'ur.hlaeof...,traforthe ,idJI. AueeniUidwhlteOolor~eheme obltrfttlonand-... broom aale, and It waa noted your color, lob ric arid oc- derllll'len : ,classromn at 'H..th "'' eerried out In 111e 1ible dacthat Grace Swan has a !ra-cessory questions In our United MottlOdlst Church ,., 111- onttona. '111e Plano ~ ed arm. Praotlee for 1lle MaY e>«:iusive Fashion Co.Ordl· proved wlioii•Eieenor Circle met ment, feotured (II!Bsy wiDow and 8 rallj> at Marietta wao amounnotor included in pattem. Tl>irodeJI nlj(ht at tile church, evergreen wltll redbird accellto. eed for April IS at Cheater. B-131 with Photo-Guide Mrs. lliibert Byer, MrL Ko"' Hoateooea were Mro. Newman is in New Sizes 8 .to 18, Cale and Mrs. Galen-., Burdetle IIIII Mrs. Kenneth Cale. bust 30)>} to 40. Size 10, wore lllPOinlld b¥ Mrs. Bernard Mr. IUid Mro. Clfde ~lcle of preoldont, to the -1nr bust 3 I . • • dre_ss, 17/. •• Fultz, a Aohland, Ohio, >iJited Mr, 1111 yords of 45-inch; coat • • • a11'W cm>m 1ttee. A slate Ill of~ mother, Mrs. Nora Brown. She MrL Bob Alkire over aweokead. 3 yards of 54-inch. cera lor thO 1969-70 year 11111 be was acCOJ'Ilpanied by Mrs. Ada Mr. IIIII Mro. F. 0, Whaley presented at the AjlrU moetiiii!Morris who will viaitrelatlvesin of Columbu• waited the D, o. Send $1 lor this pattern to: COOkbooks c:<DQ>Ued by thew, Florida. Whaleyo, the Bob Alklres IIMI YOUNG OliGlNALS (The s.C:.S. 11$t l&ll are available IIIIi Mr. IIIIi Mrs. Roy Chrlot;y spent Ava GOkey a rtcent WHkent. Dall¥ Sentlneil P.O. Box were dlatrlbuiecl at the meetllll!- Homer Circle ond Wone violied Mr. a weekerwlln gprlngtleld wttll Mr. Whale.Y 11 watu,. ,a call "l8A, Midtown Stotion, New Mra. Ernle Fraser1 deVottm. their brotlulr, CecU Circle, at and Mrs. VlrgU Wood. &om Cleveland Cllnl< for heart Yo... N.Y. 10018. Print 1ame, al ~. qsed a Lenten a nil Vellrons H"''lilll in Chllllcotllo Mrs. ~al Eichinger visited re-1urgery. addma, with zip cade,' pot- Eoaier theme. Mra. Nan :Moon' recently. cently with Mr. and Mrs. Ct.rlea Mr. lllllllro, Lorry Clark IIIII lem number and oiie. Add 25 preoented the proerom on hltlll· Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Slnltlland Eie:hfrwer and daughter, Belpre. daughter are vacallonlng IDFI.,... cenh for lirst-clna handliog. ilghtl rr,.. her trip to co- camUy ol PomerO)' enjqyed a Mrs. J. S. Davis and daughUir, Ida for a C<JIIPle of weeks. blrtliday dlmer ih honor of LarDoris Ann. and grandson, David, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • and AlaokL Mr. .... "'"· Jake LOt 1111 . tv •. f ·'~r "' · ., '•.' '.! • .,~qonii~ ·Busin · Rurchasi:J . Of Chdirs ,_ ' ... ( ' .• ..;·n,.DIII1-..i. ~.......~Q., llondi), ·M.r.t.!7, 191lt . t• · · M;pifl~ep_of~·! ~~~an, ~P. ,.W:~e~ !'slated. . · . I ' . fiomthenew , ;; . --·. ' ., ''· �. I ' ' ../ • • .. ; 1.". • Watching. .ANT AO INFORMATION OUDLINIS Jll ·•· Dar lafwa 5 Far Saie ·-.Pohl•roy ¥0tor Co, ltWII11tlan tknily O..tlll.....Ill. c••,u.. ~ .... & C.,.cllen• Will 1M .. ""'II t a. ~~t. -~~ ,,,..J .. •. , Dey " P"*llc-'lon lltl'l ~ II. ......... • • • tine becli'ooml: .m.tiW .... ~ and. II. ~........... Phaat...... i-!Mic REGULATIONS 1918 CAMARO 2 DOOR...•·-···-:··········--- ·-·······-··$2i95 . Tht P.. lltlw ,....,.,., thl rftht '' Hit ., ,..j!Kt any a4s """"" H.. ctla•l. Thl t~~ulllllt._. •Ill "'' M riiJIIGnll'-lti fOJ - • than o...i Company official ·car. v..a engine, auto. tront.~· poW. .,. er stHring, radio, bucket seatt gnd cOnsole. Black ·· vinyl roof. New car title aMI gu<Jrantee. . 1 ·.' 1965 POHTIAC ......................,..•..•::.•.•.-···-··---·-··$1695 Safari Station Wagon, local 1 .owner car, white over dt.rk blue finish. Clean interior, like new w•w tires, automoti c, power steering and bralcu. Radio . 196<1 FORD GAUXIE ·········-·······--·-··--·-·- --······-5995 500 H.T. Cpe. V8 engine, automGtic, Wh·ite finish. CleGn interior, good w-w tires •. R&H . IPK•*' lntmlen. RATES F., w,., Ad S.rvlca · 5 wllf• par w.,tl '"" ln11rtlon MiniMYirl Ct... 75c · J2 Clnll Jllll word thr11 COniiCU• tl¥1 ln..rtlona. 11 cant• ,... w.,c~ til• centacutl,.. ln11rt1on1 . 25 1J11 Cl!lt DIICOt.t"' on t~~~ icl olll1 o..lllatlt p!llld within 10 illl•y•. OFFICE HOURS Rowena RDwe wllo pa....t ' away March 1?, 1961. 'rtn~re's an open gate At d!e end of tile road Throll!!h which eocb must go ~ Call 11!1- Real Estate For·sare for . Sirviei DAY or . Help Wanted ' ' for Sale or Tr..!e Pllone WU251. U.tfc Tbal a loving God knOW!! best. The Family. 3-17-ltp CAPABLE MAN lor both ctert and aervteeman. Apply 1n NoHce penon, H & R Flroalone. I WILL NOT be responsible lor 11-11-etc WendaD W. Barller VENDING Opportunity. If you llaaon, W. Va. 3-l'-3tp are Iookint! lor a good business opponunity btu are fltSlWOMEN ONLY . RA!Iax and .,_ tant to Invest a large sum, joy an ...nlng at the Raclne trr operating a speed-vendor Rec!'ntlon Center on Wcnnen's route. Try it on a small scale night, Tueoday, :Man:h 11, belure yoU plunge. For as 111!rom 6 to 10 p.m. Opportunity Ue as $1497 a sufficient numto learn to' play pool, ping ber of machines, locations, poog. plnbaD, can! gam... and slodc will be allocated. Door Prize. '!ben watch the remarkable DonJtby Bentz, Mgr. results. Seven to teo hours $-14-3te weekly effort can provide $50 er eomp1ete with att.fwrwdl.. Paint 1Pf'17, aurJ cwdwlllda. Loob and cleona llb ...... Pay off balaDeo cl I JIIIJmenll Ill •. 50~- Pllane ..... J.!Uic . INFORMATION NEWS presents · LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON Business Services SEPTIC tanks cleaned. ll!Uer Sanitation, Stewal1, OhiO, Phone 1-IJ.Uc C. C. IIIIADFORD AVCI'IONEBR ComplelePbone MNI!J JoiNtp BUNDY B lllal Qll1nol, lib - · 1116, alao lie- .... Jng tent, 17 z 7, ..... IIINe times, 111, PboDe • s•. ___...... 1-INie DELUD: rrtplalre Ill' 011111(1. &AflAU(A, Oldo CrillBradlont «1110 AND AIR CONDmONING Relnpratlon ..rvloe. Jaclt's RelriR eraUon, New Haven. hont . 1112-20'19. • I I tit •:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area lolWII: lnform~d As m. III!B NEIGLER Bulldlllg llapply fur building your home, Long ttme loaD avallallle. 2-13-Cie -•s WILL DO at borne llppers, pockets. pe ~glng . bemmmg, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-Sii51. VACANCY people. Proler pi1Yate pald pa- - Pbone llalon, 773-6115. !M-Ile -Company financing available for rapid expansion to full time route. For deaub,wrlte,~vmgymuprume number, Speed-Vendor, Dept. F. 72IJ2 Natural Bridge Road, Louis/ Missouri • 63121. J-16-21<! W1nted ~TtQU~S . lurnltuno. UISill::£. milcelianeous. Mrs. H.owarc Cecil. 8011 1'/. Main 81.• Poru<rGJ. 14tfe JandowD. ATI'ENTION Melp ··., , :Multiply· <!llort, mu!Upl)'" ID• ~orne. 4-II!Ltl• lor two elderly Well As to $1011 per week lnoome. Sl. ..., Ol1 and gaa 1..... For Rent ed In Meigs O>unty. Write P. fURNISHED and lllllurnlsbed Boz 251, Pomeroy, O!Jio. apartmenla. Clole to school. . S.f.IJtp Pllone 1191-04Jf. 10-!Mic ,,_o. 'l'IWLER LOTS. Bob's Mobile . W1ntecl To Buy Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State ROY.U. TYPEWRITER. Kodel RL IM, Phone 1191-J111L DIM. any condition, Pllone 1-11-lfe 89Z-5113. 3-II>Stc . tron1. mota alld mony WSW tlrot . 69 Buick S.l&yllll'k VB 2 all vinyl trim !!EMOVE EXCESS body JllllCi wttll Fluid.. Tablets. ooly HADIO and TV repair, bou!e $1.49 at Nel0011 DruR. 3-i!-4litp . can., and antennas lnstalled. Jolm Harrlaon, Phone 1191- ::_;.i·o::_ patlng . 350 cu. ln. trcrnt. Pow., ataarlng. WSW tir~t. EZI glu1. c:overs . 2 tgna point. LOSE WEIGIIT SAFELY witn Dex-Mllet tablets. Only 98c BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Pors.le at Nelson Drug. 3-14-6tp - tu-lle ln111rence 12. FOOT PLYWOOD FISHING AtrrO:MOBILE iniUriiiiCO lltoeo boat. 5 liP Cbampl<ln motor. eancelled? Lost your opera~ or'o UeenaeT CoD 1192-MI. Firllt f7S takes an, Rcben I II Ue HIU, Racine, pbone IM9-3811 . 2-14-ltp POODLE PI1PPII8, AKC Twl WANTED TO BUY - Teleo<one HARMONY apartmenls - S miniature, f7l 111111 up. 111111 and 4 rooms, lurnllbod, DOW Wll<:e and pmlq ..... . l!OO TOBA<XJO or tomato stakIll least 400 power. Call 813walla, floors, lumltin, prj. .IMS. 21ll botwoen 7:!0 a.m. and U I Ill ea. See Rebert_Blll'ft!tt, Rutvale parking. Out ol alllloodl, P:!O p.m. weekdays. 3-IHtc land, Olllo. 3-14-ltc I bloeb from Pomeroy pool POI'A'I'OES, Phaat Ill . . MmQUIS, disbea, lumlture, olfb, from 10 IJD. cw-PhilllloW SUP&'R alulf. aure nul. that's to I p.m. l+lfe cblDa cabinets, old !D>noBi"" Lustre lor cleonlng rugs p:opill, cloekl, mlac. l<>e and upbolatery. ROlli electrlo ~-Rlllllllll, 1118 LesJoo Terrace. TRAILER, Bmm's . Trailer 1111 mtD hlriiDt, Rr, ahampoc"" $1. Bam Jl"urnl. s-J.!Otr - . lllnemllle. Pllone Hpoed lure. 3-17-4!te - .. 911W121. 3-11-etc Ulll 91ALL FARM, 25 a.... up, IT'S terrlfk tile, "'"~· ft're sellpod bouse, Cbelter area pre. !!EVEN ROOilll, balb, 1111 'lbo- NEW IIIII Zl& Z11 watoc ing BZue Lustre t l) cle-Jn l".W,S !erred. Raymond Boatrtpt. mas l"ort. Pbone 1191-llU'I or . dilDo mG1f11aa1 ,.,.., and upbolstery. :.lent •bam· Lq - . OIJio 45741. pooer fl. Tiny's Bargalnland. -· 1-!Uic hill. """"""'" "" . . .. U-2llp mike h-db. . . . . . . . . ·· 3-IHtc Jl"liRNlllll!D In p....,. ballou, ........... · IIIII ,.. 1m rooms and balb. m• 11ncy t1eo1p 'IIIII jail BLillCJ'ROU7j[ " - .... HelpW1nted Call OVOD!Dgl, 1191-52111 lbo twist cl . . . . dial. !All WANTED. Man or woman to II' 'wllb ..........., ...,.. S.f.lle Ill lly...., IIIII llll'llr . . . customers with Walawd. llllacl ... 01117 ..,, kiDI Products In city of llld. . . .~ llut .......... Ill FtJliHII!IIEt) TWO BEIJROOM or lomll cl f1 per Jl!dl. dlftort. No lnvestlnenl ...,... ----- .... -.-ella w. Ph.-- ---- --- ........... ....,... ll(llrlnumt, Middleport. Pbono aary. Eorn IIi and up week' ly. Full or part time. Write · U.llc WIWns Products. lne., 1).115 FOUR ROOM lurniBhed apartWIDonl, - - 569117. • ment. Phone 119S-3111ia. IH-IIc 3-17-ltc --- • LADIES wanted part Ume fur Party Plan. car ._.. ..,., write Bo• e&8 L care of ......... s..,tlnel' Pomeroy, ., ...aq IIIIo. J.IW. lfALB AND PE'MALE. Man IIIIi wile team lor lllldtmm aorm. Man lor lignt 111111 aupervlsion, pa ......,nee "MODERN 'I'IIREE room apart. ment, all eledrlc, may 1!e by appointment. Pllon'e M-ml. J-13-llc oeen fi'OR COUPLE or small family. Clean and newly decorated. One omlumi81led and one fur. n!Jhed ap&rtm!llta In Middleport. Phone 1191-126'1. J.l!-«c wife .b t bouaemothtr on ~ ru- F'OIIR 'room fumlshed · boose . _ bull, 011Jor1 00 Btall. ball!, !'hone - 3-1741< lllldil· r," """J'lo' OOJI81dereQ. ' .. ~ and apartment lurnF Silt ' lliieiiJi!lll ialaey ·for f"ur WWtii, ~'~ call Z2J.WJO or nell'~ •.....-.;,... . . 111-M 'OOumbul. J-11-iltp lilt. -;;-, .. ' -" ....... ·+ ,. ••ctl. j I TI.!IOI'IIY~Y1 ~ ' ' I-U-41e Phaat - - MORE DOLLAR VALU Transistor Radlos ....-............$5 to $8 L.P. Ro<ord Al&ums.I- ..H. $1 Poned Artificial Flower, ........ $1 Stop In Toclar They Won't L••t L•nt At These Pricea · Shop POMror, 0. Jib- moftlkw. 1'11 • "'·" • 111'1111 ll ..... Plloaoant w. MUII'I' lEU. - Zll .., ... Jl!lcl!lne. 'l'ldt ..... IIIII-. tonbolu, _ , - ... ... 'l'ob - Jiilliilllll Pllone • • · •n«< lUI por lilaalll .Ill' ; , MUll. Will tlllll>'.'uJtt for ..._ I Wdlfpen News, Note$· .· i l' I I' 3 P.M. I I lie timer, 81100 BTU, ucolloat condition, fJGO, -'1 llolpoiDt m-tgerator • Call 11111-6411. .SMITH AUTO SALES , WMPo · II INCII RCA TV wltll lllhel otaml, Pllane 'HMMl. Bus insss Opportunities NIG~t ~2·i324 l MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .• .· Auto Sales --- Nli!HT ••' . CAI,I., __ RAWLINGS SE.RV!C.E , DAY .992-2151· . R. II. RAWLINGS SONS 1tllll CIIEVY 2, Y-11 alllmDalle, two ..... sedan: llllll a... ..no, lwo "dbor hanllop, pow· «' sleerill(; 1.86'1 Mustang party plan. Above aver"'je Falthack, V-11, Wpeecl Call eamlngs. Opportunity deserv· ea a call. Jean Tru:laell, pl1. - . - or IIIIU'I41. Ulle 91N701. 3-lutc: WOMEN to work pan lime aa Bee Line Fasbion b'tylisls, sell gaaranteed lasblons on llome TRUMPET PLAYER and or 1956 DODGE 10 Too Pldmp And tbert• In a light we canalng<r to work with establiahTruck, In pod condllfon, oon. not see ed band. Phone 91~1. tact Rcss Stewart. MinersOur Father chUms His own. 3-1Uic: \1lle, Weldrtown Hill, CaD lleyond the gate our loved 992-70118. J-16-ftc one IIOOSEKEEPER NEElDED, Finds bapplnns and rest live In II desired, pod workAnd there is comfort in d!e Ing conditions. light work, any debts rootrocted by anyone otller tllan myself. 1111 """"' ' akJne, IJJou&bl pup. l!>lwt.·ltocllt ....... OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1:]0 • ·• · to 5:00 p .M. D.ily I•IOa .tll. lo 12:00 N.ol'l '-tll!'lllay ln•ul0f1 ... lad . .............. Pomeroy Motor Co. p.RO OF THANKS. & OI!IITUA.RY $1.~0 f• 5(1 word Mlnhlluill'l. Ea. -'cllllollll wGrcl 2c. 6L.IND ADS Acllllltlo!lll 25, Charea par Acl<war- J< LOVING memory of Mary CJ1liii)AIIiJA I . I . ·~ ·~ .,•i 'J �1-. '· ' " \ r ' ,. ' '· · · · . I ' ~t· 'j, I '· oin Z,S l, ' I , .' ·~~ •. \· -,1' it.r·- ...~ .. -·· I ..' lb' Unltod Prell l!Rematlmal AI leaat 17 por110111 were ;'· ldlled, three In ooe accident, In . :· tnl!le .......... In Ohio omillg ' ll>e - - . •C<Ordlna "' • ...-vey b)' United Preos International and the Ohio Hlglniay Patrol. A grinding two-car crasll in ;-· F.l.lclld killed an elderly eruple and a young Cleveland man Sorurday. .... ..- . I .... Ill '...7$11ore. ' ·, 'ColliJIIl!uo: TIIIII'O Bor17, 12, Cc>llmtus. ldll.,t tbo .... she no drlribi crashed FrankiiD Park Wldle !110 took In a driVlnlleUIII. Hamlltun: Toblab ..mpiv, Hamlitm, !atall;y IDlurod when hit by a ear near her OOme. Clnclnoat1: Mrs. HID n a h 6, ~s. 64, Clndmall, killed in The fatalities : .an auto colUaion In oearb7 FerSolurda,y New Miami: Kem~ Robin. nald. MI. Orab: Edna L. Thompson, 16, and David John&OO, 18, both of New Miami, killed when 51, Amaeda, ldlled In I thne ear eoiUsioo oo u. S. 68 the car in which they were ridIng left 11>e road and plungod two mlles 11011111 of here in Bl'OIIII Coun1y. into the New Miami River. Celina: Richard M. McNeilan, 25, Celina, ldlled when the car he was driving hit a semi-tractor b-uck near Celina on Ohio (Contlllled lrllll Pagel) 29. Now You Know· ' ·e ' Borneo Ia lhe third llrpat lolanl lnllieworld eove'rlqrabollt 290,000 aq•r"e mne··· ,. i: 150 Die • • • Dayton: Sounder, homes, buses, cars atXt trucks, Miamisburg, ldlled In a twO-car splintered trees and utility poles accident on Ohio 725 in south- and sprayed lgntted ftlel over a western Montgomery Coun1;y. wide area upon impact. WitnesDayton: Gordm McDermott, ses said the plane just missed a 26, fatally injured In an auto moYie theater. crash at the north city limits Rescuers fowtd one family of of Vandalia. five crushed around a tlble Youngstown: De1mas f.. Clev- where they were eating lunch. enger, 22, RD 1, North moom-· In another home, r.tioMI field, and Walter Chapllllll), 16, guardsmen found the bodies o1 ROl, North Bloomfield, killed two children clutching the in an auto crash on <llio 45, a scorched remains of a dog. mile north of Ohlo 305 In Tnim Through the night emergency oou County. searchlig-hts pierced smoke tblt New Richmond: Clyde Payne, hung over the grisly scene. 65, Ashland, Ky., killed when Before SWlday•s cnsh, t.~e Ray his car struck a median guard ran on Ohio 52, just east of here, Eaton: Albert Baker, 50, Day. ton, killed In a two car crash on Swain Rd.1 about four mUes northwest ol here. Filclld: Brian Wheeler. 20, Cleveland, Jolm !.lyers, 83, &lclid, and Am Myers, 81, ldlled in a two--car crash here. worst toll in a commercial airlines Incident was 134 deed Dec. 16, 196CJ, when two .PlaRH ' :~~~~"3~~~~& NEW MANAGEMENT- The Racine Ful-Valu Food Mlrket is now ww:ler the mrner&hiP of the Robert Roberts lamll,y with Mro. Phebe Roberts serving as m&~~~ger. The Fifth..St. business w a s previously '"'ned and opentod b)' Mr. and Mrs. Linley 111rt. Above, MRS. Roberts, center, goes over an order sheet with C.1erk Joann Tuttle whlle Edwin Sel- Mr. and Mrs, Lelllie Siders pose In the meat department SENTINEL PHOTOs. The collision killed 128 persons in the air and ftllil'€ debris killed six on the ground. The highest death count for a l!lingl&.pllne accident ocr:urred ANGELEs (UPO- De- was shot to death at the . tense attorneys for Sirhan B. Am'-'ssador Hotel, Sirhan was :Sirhan intend to spend at least incopable or rationally pl«titW .three more weeks questioning the olaylng. Sirhan has teotlfted ·PIYdll.ltrlc experts about the he waa unlbli& to remember the mental makeu,p of the man on actualassaasftation. trial for the murder of Sen. Schorr said that in Sirhan's Robert F. Kenned,y. eyes, Kennedy became his Dr. Martin M. Schorr, 1 tcJday, qys Sirhan is a paychotfc paranoid with schizo-- .Phnlnic tendencies-:- in layman's terms, 1 "Jekyll al'll H,yde penorality." Schorr said that on the night of June 5, 1968, when Kennedy LHOSPITAL NEWS J Holzer Medical Center, Firat Ave. Admiaslons Publication of admissions pro. blbtted unt1l fUrther notice. Births Mrs. Blldley B. Matto., Pl. Pleasant, daughter, sa& a.m., Sllurday; Mrs. Ed L. Harmon, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, &Cil, 12:04: p.m., S&.turda,y; Mn. Jay N, Fllher, Rt. 2, Vinton, daughter, I:Z1 p.m., So.turday, ,Bivouacs com1eted of nrst degree murder which carries the possibility of death tn the ,ps chamber. 'despised rather and when he pulled the trigger only inches rrom the Senator's head, he was kUling Bisharl Sirhan. "Mte detense cootenis Sir~n dJd not lmend to kW Kemedy when he went to the Ambassador lhet nll!hl and should oot be N~ws... in Briefs The prosecution, in an atteiOPt to shake the "diminished capacicy" defense, bore down on Schorr last week duriJW cross examlration. 'hPes ot Slrhan•s conver.&ations w~th pollee interrogators were pll.,yed in court. and Schorr WIB asked to cc:uunent on them. Throooh Sirhan's deft parry. ill!: of the detectives' questions, the prosecution attem.Pted to show that he was tn full possession of hta CtculUea at the time .of the ~booting. , The detenae conten:ls he was mentally ill, and dnmk booldes. (Cootinued lrmn Ptge ll trcq>ers J\lllllled into - k •tile, i<lday, landing in !root oil grandHOMEIIAKERS TO MEET otand where President Pork Cllulg llee opplalllled enihu11aatlcall,y. Tho lllra<use 1blrd The airdrop highlightod a joint mDitary exercise called "Foeus ReUI&" h occurred as the UnltedNatimsanciNorth Korean oftlelals da.Y Homemakers Club will meet met at PomumJom ID dlscuo~ n<ent real shootlrw lncld-IIOIW at a•rdllar)' headQ.larteraln ~~~ ease Wednosda.Y, March 19. The lhe Korean Demilitarized z..., (DIIIZ). meeting will start promptly at Romania Delays Summil 10 a.m. so the program can get BUDAPEST - 11lE WARSAW PACT DELAYED the bog!JIIIIqr tmdet wa.v belore noon. Roll eall of Ita one-day amnmlt today because maverick Romania refused to will be a reading on Lent or join ·Sovtety condemaatlon of Red am. tor border incursiODII, Qa.. Eaater. lill>Jeet will be "COlor and You. • Esdi sttondlng Ia ask. munlst BOUI'ees said. Leaders of the seven Eutera Eurtp!ID allies were ~ ed to brlng sclBiors. Leadlrs iDfonnal discussions in aeclusioa, the smrces Aid, In tryiag to for Wetmeada,y's session are Marprat Eichinger and lnne pressure the Rmilftlans to coalorm. Parker. Poilucl! luoeb will be Negotialors Plan S1ra1egy len'ed ~t nocin. POMEROYSQUADCAU.ED Larry Stanley, Smllhvtlle, W, 11IESE ARE THE ATTENDANTS for tile 1U11Ua1 .... Arts Ball ID be held Solunll,y nightatthe Southern lil&lt Schaal. Durlqr lhe offair ID be held lrmn 9 p.tit. tD 12 lllldniPI tbo kine and queen will be erOI!IIed. ~ tu tile plillle, lhe i'Dnllal' lflalr will leoture tllnclrw wiih music ]If tile Royal Jeotora. The attendants, left to righ~ ore Caoly Hobadc, !reo._ Jeant Hughes. junior, m:l Debbie Cross, IIOphamore. --·~~~~­ lately. Four Iiilo men with two tractVa., WIIS takeft to VeterlnaMeJn. ora· and 1 bulldoler, alorw with · orial Hoaplial Stnla)'lllemoon the !lremeil, foualtt lhe lire b' by the P1111eroy emergency oquad four houri belore brl111lhw II•, after recel ving an aMle tnJury .der cOIItroL while taldng Pll1 In an event 1t tho Meigs Motoreylee C I u b lfi'OIIIMli. fie ;;a; treatod alii diS: missed. PROGRAIII ON SAFETY Salisbury PTA will moot 111osclq ev1nlng at 7:30 P.Jil. T h e !l<OIP'IDI will be CIIA!Jiy, llrL Virlll King iB ehalrman and llro. VIsit Elberhlds Srd floor.. Furniture:· Dep·artment · ..,__.In..,..,,.,._,. !«~ :J'EMP,S Tho 1'llmor<lr atUa.m. -,und.r 11111111 sldo• no so~ .. MRS. WOODARD TO LEAO 1be Frlollll11 Circle will ' tile 'frill. • II 8 P. m. Tusldi1 at David Sliter. <O-cllilrman. Par· ley Uniltd Churj:h of au-tot ln onto or third l]l'ada will P~ wi., lire. AlboriWOidserve refreshmeutJ. lrdup_l_; m..c ;' ' .. .t •kt Elllerfel•s·ll Po•roj ·· Ynr ShDfJI•t.~r ' . ~· . ~~:~~"&_; . A meetirw of the Middleport Boys' League Baseball Assn. • will be held Thuri!Qy at 7:30 p.m. ln the counc:tl chambers of town hall New otOcen wiU be elected and plaiiB wm be lallll<hed roc the liJComing summer pro-grun. Association oMciala urged anyone wishing a voice In the operation of the program te attend. Everyone Is Invited. • w....,,_ • PARIS - U, S. AND SOU111VIETNAMESE negotiators mot today , . - - - - - - - to plan tbOir strategy lor 'l'lturiiiiiQ''e nlllll1 11sslou of tile VIetnam Be the girl of his Peoc:e Conference. But a VletCong .... woeek "ftnal vielorJ'' dallt>dreams in this soft ened ' - • for 1 break In the -ked tallts. pollOI pump. $13.99 Tho meetirw todiQ' bot,..en Vlellam dei...U111 Platinum, light l.lve, t~l· NIIQ'en X~an Phcq: IIMI his Amerlc:aa couriarpart, Lawreace F. low, pln\-.1 navy, caf• cr.am, Walsh, It the u.s. -.eynathellrathl&f>level-llinco ~nt black. laat Thuraclay'a inconcluJiwe HlsioD. cJay, March 22, starting at 11 • Miss America. '~ ' ANGELO PUMP ' .,. HAVE YQU HEARDl ' .. ' GREI!N BERETS l ' ' ('hehnieol...) ·!I;- - llo.td Jan•oen ~IF~ fliew _..eu, J~ · :...~Loclq I . : " stlUffS 7 P.lf. . };"" 4 ' carr - PLAN LII'EIWIY IIEETING The NJ~ Lltenr1 Club will - llolbl¥ at ~.... "' ...... ~,' .W-IIdQ, March 11, .I l l = - •Guut _.,.. WID bo """.wW . poetrr. ....... ., ··~\ AiDer~... ...' ,. ' ' . ,. J ,.:. ' ").. .."'·:I' ... . . '" . ' ' *-m. II ""'" Mil. Proceeds wJU be uoed towardopaylqrihe I'Ollllinlng $6,1100 on the """· are truck. Durlqr the put 31ear, aecordlrw to Mrs. ctrar.. 1 • Jenks, president of Ute La-dles Auxiliary of the Fire Dop~, ihe auxiliary and lhe llremll\ hive paid f9,000ofthe $15,000 debt. :::::=::::w.~::;:m~=~::::::::*:::::~:::::::::·. 2nd Oass Planned For'69-70 Plans Cor the next school year Flnalillls have been selected oixth grader. following preliminary eonteats Joy White, daughter of llfr• In each school. and Mrs. Georp . Wblto, R a " The group lneludes: Rosaline . land Elementary, lkth ll'ldlr, FerjplOson, lleugltter . or Mr. and AlliS Walker, dauPter of )lr, Mrs. Russell ·FerRUeson, Brad~ bury School, sixth grader; Nan~ cy Sex&Oil, dauglrtor of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sexaoa, Cheater Ele· meniary, eightlt l]l'acler; Eileen Kemectv, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kenned;y, Harrlsmvllle Elementary School, ll1xth grader; Donald Stivers, SOli o1 Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Sll· vers, Middleport Elementary, sixth grader; Maureen Hennes. IY. llsughter or Mr. and M r s, Webb is Honored By Fellow Workers Ralph Webb, Lock and dam lneludlng the fonnatioo or .... teOOer lead foreman. who rt~tir­ other class - were made Mon. ed Feb. I(), after more tlwl day night by the Meigs CowliY 25 fe&rS of service with the U. Boant or Menial Retardation. S. Corps of the Army of EnginThe s~to hao ruled duot there eers or the Huntirwton District, m~at be two classes ot the com- bas beer! presented a ~erior mwdt,y school formed next year Pertonn~e Award Cor 1968. In Meigs County bOcauae there He was honored at the Mariet-are too many students ror one ta Repair station by Ills ·iellOIY cla11, &Ill the ap-r1nge or tbe workers and waa presented with aWderta exceeds state regula- a set of golr clubs as a pafting tiona, gilt. Parents Interested in havtrw their ehlldren ottellling the <omtnunlty ........ asked!Dc-ct Mra. Barbara SbuJer. a member It · ot lhe ·board. : The gnq, discussed tnns-· PGrtation,· a testing program and - "What are you= l"yforthe,. elasarocm tacllit:les next year. 'The Khool ts currentl,y held in Hutllnd. . ' Attellling the meotirw at lhe COurthouse were Mrs. Shuler, Mri. Gnee Weber, ehlinhlln; Mrs. Iris C&rr, Tllll Kelly, Mr1. Non 'RI'<e, MrL Helen Wllllamo 1111 Edwont Kenned,y. .i A i:nllll>1 and a trip to reP- Thomao lltllnooiQ', ~<Elo· resent Me1p Count;y at a state mefltar7, lixtb iradltr; ...... eooiAIIII will be lhe a"'r<ls Wed· McMillan, 11011 or Ellla lldmnesda.Y evening when iho 8I1IIUal ian, Racine Elemenlar1, lldl Meip CowliY !t>elllng Bee Is grader; Karen - . dau ..... held at the Racine Junior Hlgb of Mr. and lira. WU11r11 - . School. Riverview El~ Scllool, and Mrs. Willard Walker, saIem Center Elementar.J', lb6 gra<ler; Patrick Air- - or the ·Rev. and Mrs. WOllam Alrson, Sallabury Schoo~ flfl h grader; VletorlaJoiJnRm,dluai1- ter or Mr . and Mrs. Ll>-1111.. Jolmstoo, Southern lmlor ~ seventh grader; Lelia Jllibl:a, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wu. Uam Hughes, Syracuse Elemea- tary, 11ixth grader; PatQr Grounlekle, daughter or Mr. and Mrl. Herman Grossnickle, ~ Plain a Elementary sixth ....._. Randall llutcher, 1<11 cif llr. 110111 Mrs. Charles Butcher, Melp Junior llil!ll School, eighth ..-. er. · Mrs. Grato liltUe, a County school 11o111 . -rvt•, lo Ia charge t1 thil.rear'a enD. Erie Chamber1, Sauihorn llllb School faculey member, will bo prmouncer and jadges ~ WUIlam lluglleo, Soulllern 1-'lllotrlot superll'tement: Cbarlo1 Taylor, Eastern lli&ll Sebool Principal, and Jamo1 · Dirlll, lllelgs lli&ll School prineipal, The bee will boiiD at ,,. p.m. Columb:a will Expand Auction SUNDAY. DISCHARGES- Richard Herrmam) Patricia W)'l.tt, Sinh Congo, I!Gpr Johnoon, Timothy Johnsoo, Alift Blatell, Mlc:hael Mccann, Ruth I Blrbonl Jacks. MASON - Maaon Volunteer Fire Department Is IIPOIISoring a Chicken Barbecue on.Satur- tt•- M Guardrails in Pomeroy Will GetNewPaint WdTCIWIIIhlp, Rutlalll nremenreeei\'ldthe eall at 3:16 p. m. IIIII Ito lruck IIIII ten men IDIWend lheallrm. The . .flr~ started elo118 to the HoUe1 lmtelllll caqllttboon lire. Hoolove•,lhe llnfat tbo acbnltted as a medicm patient at 4:13 p. m. Sulllay alter squadmen answered a can to the Tyler heme near Dexter. ABM Propmal Before CongreM 1:0NIGHT lo TUESDAY , · liARt1117 -II . TEN tOO aerea, part field and timber, llurned &mdl,)' 011 the J, E. Holley fOrm on Sklehlll RGad In JM. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ElwYII Tyler was lakeD to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Micldleport Emergency Squad and Discharges Sllurday James S. Blakeman, Mrs. Earl Ross Board. OWen A. Boster, George Brillbam, Mrs . Elizabeth Burlile, ' lira. Calvin H. Clark, David B. WASHINGTON - DEFENSE. SECRETARY MELVIN II. Laird C4le, Harold H. CoUins, Mrs. twtee this week must defeod before r.cxwress PnaldeDt Nlwln'a James E. Eakins and infant ciaion on the modified ,...._.,llatlc miaaUe (Ami) qat-. dlu&trter, ~ Irene French, Whlle the laW1111kors prepared for their lint enc:k at IIPOIIJoo. lira. Edwin E. Gates, 9laron lrw the new plan, initial .....u,.s iallt~tod tbo )Q'..,..al .... win Slle Henry, Mrs. Allee J, Jei. eve- UProval - eully In lhe Houae, mon elosel,y In t h e ferl, Mrs. Luther R. Jenkins, Mrs. Walter T. John800 , James VETERANS MEMORIAL A. Kina, Karmeth L, Knox, Trs. HOSPITAL q R. Not!, llr&. Qzy T. Raw. SHURDAY ADMISSIONS "-RiJ" G0 Aaron Yost, Dyenlllej Karen "· .· ua.1 »-~Qll.UIIU- Rl fm8 1 SN.rles, Mrs. Samuel Lee Scott Gulnther, Syracusej Vernon Dav11111 w.nt ooo, Mrs. William 111, is, Rulland. Bak•'s Radltl SmiU., lira. Gooreo B. stan11a1, ' SATURDAY DISUIARGESGear11 B. 9tanUal, Mrs. lllc:h- . Ruth Dye, Franklin Grimm, J4)o lll'd A. Watta, Raymond c. ane Wolle, Linda JarreD, WUWelher, Leona A. Wolford, liar- Ham Zerkle, Mar)' r.mbert. W..r. 1•45 A,fol. ok1 b, Ml,yl, Mrs. William Car· SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - ftd>. .......,, Mrs. Jotr1 Hollingshead, ert Ord, Syracuse; Sullivan WMI'0-1390• ~ Hawkins, Mrs. Myrtle Roush, Middleport; Michael Me~ Conn, Racine: Elwyn Tyler, DexOo puo Alol ter. ', ".ICIGS . THE A'TIE . . 18, 1969 TUESDAY, Two ebleken houaos IIIII 75 to •sirhan Trial Resumes : LOS • lies • ' · }:iiemy Ill · Fight Fire Four ·Hours take out an order. At right, I '" ' lers, stoCk man. prepares to of the store. - • . collided over New York City. Feb. 4, 1966, when an AU-Nip.POJl AII'WIY& Boeing 701 plunged into :imda.Y Toi\Yo Boy 1111 kWed 133 Cincinnati: Louella Thompson persons. clinical psychologist, led oft the prande of defense witnesses who probed the personality of the 24-yeiMid Arab immigrant. Sehorr, who resumes test;y(Jr~ inc under cross examtraUon VOL. XXI ... entine ·' · ·• .,. <: ''.;;I . :, .. ''·' .• . . 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