https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60d645a3382e861f4fd9ad021502b3fc.pdf fef3838cdb6d300d2aae460e4e990cd6 PDF Text Text 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 . :, .. ''·' .• . . ' �' I . ' ' '' ' ' '" . I - ' ' .. ' 'JilaDI&er-.1 -1' an . ~ to domand that lhelr .IIU-lero pro\>e tllomaelves. A lew .llltea.n IJII IIOIId marks lion· " clo,y, and 1101110 dldo)'t. . . ~ Dryedato, making Ida llrat !IIIIIW'IDCO lor the llodlora, whipped !hi'OI!Ih loor loillnp against the New York ·Y "'*"•· ltlvinl up· mly loor and ooe run. LA lost, 2•1, remain, . !lleldoo,' liOfldnl , With the pil<l\era ap1n11 Baitl.l.ore, ~ SeOttle ',' B" 11f1811• qatnat tha Orlolea thOir JIOVeii .· 'Cleveland eaonl i1J1 wilh • otrai8ht, and ellhth or ollie, 3. , ba"l'i-lc!o!W wll4 pit~ In the Boog PoQu lOOked ~ two nm For New York, th~ were good l2tti. lDidna, ''allowing Qte Tptl"!l " hOmer oft Jim J4aaii!IOR, Th8 • ll'!idel lor at1 ~ toJrlero- u. ·w1n the ball aami 9.8. otbero ' - ' wao tl7lnB ou! Fr!ld Talbot, D,on Nottebart and. 9le!clon bid ..ime 011 In tho were Fred Bath lnd P.ui . ~ Verbanle. . · !doitb u. PfOI!!cl a two-nm-lead. Eclmoo4son. ., . Two !or,inet Yllnlteeo oeeklni Tbo Catllornla Angela tDyod~.• !'ltli the SeatUe Plloto with the $on Dlo• l'ldrea, 12-8, , ...,. • doubliul time. Jim but wheol the · · a10n · teani.· . waa the winner, 8-8, acted up In the::"Jru!ln,o, old · · over the Chlcai;.. Cuba, but waa latuekletiall artlalllo)'l Wilhelm loucbed lor I hOme run b'y 9Jielod the dlsturllaaee. rooLile Jim Dune8111. Roland AI Lopez tested three rookie ~Playoff Dates ' AfConferelitt -· ... ~~' ._·, > ' ' ' . . 'ri~":r ' Olllcero and dlreclm'l of ~i!; ,. JacltD> -ctim Credlf AI· · •' IOdlllloD are . - . , ~· lwo · ' · clo,yfour- ctlll!~at~P· larillo, KentudiY. • ''' ' Repro~ the low .P.C.A.,· Whldlln oddllillll to Ito...,,... tera olllce oi'Jacltlm, lito ~· oil! cos at Aid, Cll)llllcollii, ·Gall1~ poHB, ~ and Wav.-ly, ~ · Hobart MeAlll-. Pr~ repro-., Pike, Seloto; · a. ~ d Ad¥ns Coontleo, Frank Horrell, Vlco Proal-. repreaeftllne ·. Lawreoce, Glllla, and Mel 11 Coontiea, and James E. Bl'Owb, dire-. ...P..ei!OIItini JacltiCII fuurt;y, and Wll,)'lle R. Neal, Gen· era! MaDapr, A speclatprosnm II being provided lor tho ladles Wbo aeeompilllj' lhelr m tile trip. Tbe COII!ereoce haa apeclat lljllieal to the dire-a and maD· apro alnee It marl<a tile 35111 amlveroary ol tha P.C,A.'a 'and '' ' Ia tho first to be held alnee tile · ' '' last ol tile SJOYernment ""111111 IP'ill,ratiOD !IOI!<Ied by athletes, .... retired and the 'eo: reJated to pei1onal l'&I.Uel, wu operative Farm Crecllt !t-otem atr,soed by Dill Kelly, held ill!.. . · became completely rarrner.own. kea.atl eoaeh ·of Marietta' ·COl· ed ""' II10IIIhs .... IOce; o\'liolqt oiler ~ · Representatives of tile Jaclt- ballllual honoring llolp..l..:il am P.C.A. Joined with dlreclm's baskelboll Ploro~· . and general managers of the eoleh Kell1f. ~01 In iho other 3_! aoaoclatlmoln this dlo- >CIIoteril _ .!lf'iho; i!lra:~ H II b trict ror a review ol 1968 op- School mlilld!llePor4 oal4, "Atherallons and ID make plano for Iettcs gives atudtnta: a WIJ' to cootilllinB to meet the lncreU- express themseiWa." ed credit needs of their fll'lll· The Pioneers' c~eh, er me!Ji)era. team lido . alison turned In 1 7 ~te, the boot Morletta. . • lop/ blokelbell < n~, (J,,.t 1 . " .' aga.. · l.j ' .,¥aft, IIIIo .itreoa,dlhe.IIO!I'I ol bettllr """""'n'ealimo jo 1elc!oe the ugeneratlon PiP·" \ 10: ' The pr&<lillier lovoea*" wu gtven by Jrri· of the ~Iii ~ ' 1 aid! BDJ Rd>el1 c. Hartenblch, Sherlll, Looie II. Christian, ED Mae Chrlslilo to Eilgene R. fa<eii\Y• er. Dennis L FlceJD3er, 13&. 5 A.., COlumbiL Ezra E. Sheett, Frau,cea Sheeta, Ollrles R. Sheets. Margaret L. Shesta, Jolm Sbeete, Jr. to FraDklln Real E.tate co.,·to· A., Salem. ' . Wake Forest Tops Bobcat [, RIVER NEWS J GAUGES - GallijloHo, 12.0 and 13.2 running 5 feet ol roH· ers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.03; Pome-roy • Mason, 20.17; Hinton, 1.38 atat.i Karawha Falls, 4.31 riai~; Charleston, 18.28 ria'-Lon:lon, Marmet. and Wintleld, ASKED FOR rr 3. Do )'001 beHove that II 11101'0 are on tbe silL BOAT MOVEMENTS: _ 'o 'lbl! ealumn II lor l'lJUI18 11011- pu;lll'lf.... ~ ID spimw,g0 , pie;" !hell' problems · iM Plea•· it. iiJWd~. the ilse or crime GALLIPO!JS. i,pCJ!S, .c Sl"i Clipper down 12:05 LDl.i Jeff~ ures, tludr troubles and Am. As COIIUI1iUed by teenagers? boot "' I LDL; SOme! down 1:05 with the rest or Heleo Help USI, (Answer) No. A apaM!ng lothe Lm.; ElgercHtr doWn 3:20 L it welcomes laughs but won.'t laziest forJh of dlsdpllne. Fear m.; JohD J. Rowe down 2:45 a. dodge a oerlooo f~Ieotloo with a or punlsbment doesn't keep a brush-oil IDeo straliht """"b' so much ao m. KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, Send your teenage qoestlons to re"'"'ct lor blmseiC, lnstllild by Tammy L. White down 5 p.m.; YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of parents he reapecll, admires and Helm Help USI (this oew-r). LIKES. ();ole 1 oal4 "like" nth- Alan R. MerrW up 7 Lltl.i WiDTHEY PLAY "PASS er love. A child leola com- field, Morrh Haney 1tJ 6:15 p! _, to " Iove" his parents, but m.; Otachltl II' 8:40 ,P.m.; Mt. THE BLAME" .,....ed lloar Helen: H he LIKES them too, he can State down 2 a.m.; ll E. Bowles Ill' parents are olea, but not eommunlea~ IUid that'otheDIOII 'I) 5:50 a.m.; Lelia C. Shearer exactly honest. I mean Important element lnlamlly!Ue.) down 6:15 Lm. OHIO RIVER- Lock 13, WaJ. !lgttlng. Whoo 80IIIOthlng bugs Dear Helen: ter Williamson down 6:30 a.m.; Mom .about Dad, she eritlcizes You doobted wbether uSte)Jh. us kids lor It, boping he'll get ane" was telltng the truth (when Lock 14, Ned Merrlek.., 8:25 p, the idea. Like his work bench lhe Nfd she was "BOld., by her m.; Onward ICl 4:50 a.m. i s. M. is a mess - the worst part f1 mother and kept as a -aervaat Jenks ICl 2:40 a.m.; Lock 15, L the garll80, So she yollo at US by her lather-In-law). But Pm Fiore 'IJ 5 a.m.; Duncan Bruce ID clean up oot Junk In the gar- happy you gave her the benellt down 5:40 a.m.; Charles K. \II age- inDad'sbearlngoleourae. c:t the dwbt anyway, thou·11b 6:06 a.m.; Lock 17, Little Edoo ward down 8:05 p.m.;PeggyDowADd 11 the kltcheolloor Is dfr. llll&lrtlY. 3:25 Lm.; BeUevllle 1;y (lhat'o Mom'o job), Dad tells Her letter lo ...-ly true oey Locka, National up 5:40 a.m.; us about It, not herbecause It l<l!lllds too !aloe tD Lock 21, OVEC down 5:15 Lm.; Our parents got tha message have ""-ted- Tbat'o 1111 probLock 23, Beaver down 6:25a.m.; all rlgbt, IUid got their jobodme, lem too. No one wwld believe but why DUist we be blom· 1111 story' Tbe hardshl!>s or tile Raeine Locks, Jetrersoo dO'Im ed llrot? Wby can't lhe7 juat uaderdogs areo't prett;y, oo pea- 1:50 LDL; Lady Kimberly dOOD come rl&hl oul and 1111 to each pie tey tD think the)' dm't really 2 a.m.; Green'll Locka, Elaine other, 'fYou're getting sloppy," exist- that we're exaqeratlng G. down 11:05 p.m.; J. S. Lewis down 2 a.m.; Silly Polk dow-n or ••How about doing the J o b or l,tng. ,_•re 'liwoaed to do?" - RICK -, auess Pll follow )'WI' advice 5:40 Lm.; Cll;y o!St Looia down O'Sl!AY to Stophaoe and seD 1111 story ID 6:55 a.m.; Esso West Virginia Dear R(c:k, a IIIIIIZlne. Maybe tha edi!Dr dawn 7:30 a.m.; Forst Dearborn up 7:45 a.m.; Ravenswood dowri rn bet '"""'" ovm 110114 bu)' It lor no:tlon.- M.F. 8:10 Lm.; Meldlhl Locks, Wesreading this will see her or ltlm· F. tern cloWn 6:45p.m.; Ste'Ye Cllck tell In your letter. We're all Dear M: flldll> or aeeooclband erltlclsm, I a problem lo real, I bope down 10:50 p.m.; steel Ruger IIIIo because It 1101< thO moo. 1111 advtce c:olumalat's pemp- down 11:25 p.m.; JOO.n Fox tW 111!8 aero" to our mateo with t1on 1rill plclt It up. Siephane'o 2:15a.m.; Celeste 'IJ 4:40a.m.; less "bossing," therefore 1 e 1 1 was borTOwed from an old mo- Aadrew P. Cllhoun liJ 5:45a.m.; eheoee or a llibl · Yil, and not a VOl7 IIOIId ooe II AlHed • Alhla..S up 6:25 Lm.; Ealtel'n doWn 7:10a.m. So long as )'011 kids uadersland 111a1. thlo little pme It shouldn't Wby not tell' DIY "emJlllll1y er you. lt•a called "Bouoce the radar?' Send me a letter and WORKSHOP PLANND> Blame" at wr hwae, ad w~ I'll dD DIY best to help. - ll NEW HAVEN - A recreatlm 10 aware of It we sometimes end -kshop wiU be held Mar<h 27. up lau!llllng ... But not al!ll¥11 7:30 ID 9:30 p.m. at the New Haven Communlil' BuDding, Gat- ll Delr Helen: bert llemelte, 4-H couot;y exlal'You said tbe "lpankinJ COil· lklo . . . will be reereellllll troveray" Ia over, but I'd like Sees '--r. Tba cluba lmlled ore the to ask 701.1 a fn questlona abwt Lallrl ~ra, Tbe HIUbWila, 1""" peroooat oploloo" BROAD RUN - - Tbe Broad Vemon !lardulters iM 4-Cor1. Do YOII think '-li>"'l Roo p ••• T 0 - Wednead'l}>nilht, nera. n.e recreation will con lilt lhoUld be puniShed thlo Wfl'? lflreh 12, at tha oehool with of lolk and _ , . daneine a n d (Anawor) No- except Ill veey _....amateb' 28 ~e eolo1· ,eamea. I&IUIIIa1 clrewnstaneeo: A laat 1n1 a program, with dOrotiJI!a n - measore which mllllrthap- presented ,by tho 4-CortJera 4-H pen mly once, ll!ld bit the mark. Club. IN THE MONEY Gonoratly apeeklng, II a dl!ld Taking part In the -am BAL11MORE (UPJ) - Rar· too..•t learned reoponolblll\f IUid were Jolrl Bwnpmor, Vldd bora Jo Rubin dldo't win · !ftatworthlnell by teen age, re- Bumpmer, illllnl', Dowllorat, lolonda,y, but ohe Dnlohe4 In the pNted opeokinp woo~ pound Ja,roe Hart, Carol,yn llarnetle, mooey apln, Tlio joe111111 ,...UUea into him, - . , and "·"'·~-- Mr. liar- aulded Mill Dee 1D a Dnloh 1"~ , ....... "--'11 - · ...;,...,_, ......,. ........, reprd his "arow- mond IJevlng allowed tllm1 lad lenctha behinl DemJ•s Prince lft' fnlap." atld!la liMn wrfns tile """'!11 the alxth nee at Plmllee. 2. Do y011 lavor bare-bottom fair• Ml11 Rugln rode M111 Dee Or 111c:ll spanldnp Ia A'blrlllclo,y ealui decorated with lflreh 7 at Plmlleo ror her ftnt of membera of tho . ~ea wao preoenled Jp aq. vle!Dr)' on 1 IIIIJor "!'•k. She ~. ""'frlonda? . , \iioood UI!Vfne. Tbe meollqwaa lli!d two victories In io 11111\Y ~ De!inltely notl Tloil odibed a n d rlfrolbi!Mil raoeo over the at J• ;~o~p ,_. ...OBDll . ~L bolh9 . Broad Run PTA 4-H Program .........,.? ' . ' • Pio'neer ' .. . ~~ STAFF COMPLETED CINCINNATI ((JPl)_ Tbo xa- / '· ,.... ... •', 'r' ., SIGNS WITH EXPOS MONTHEAL (UPO - Jerey Zimmerman lo tile maJor leques'> noweal eoaeb, laving alped IIDndly with the Mol>lrell Jlll>os. Tbe Iormor IIIIJor 1eque catcher, whb broke In with Cloeh. .~a..S played the past seven '¥ with Minsota. wDI be bu pen coaeh. . . ·, ' . ,. . ' . I;;' ·~ I ' 1. · · .• ' -A~t . utioDi. '"" to re~ ' bl00'd' that 'J!p bee Jlut !he ·bloolcl velae~ Show us an employe who arrives bright· eyed . every 1 morning and we'll abow you one who uses eye dropa. . • ~ .bj. day ' ' , ' ·. Of Haltlmore, SO~on<l Game . Should the Bullets meet Phlladelphia, the second game wUI be pleyed at the 76ero' home cO\Irt on March 30. Game 3 is set for Baltimore on ~rU 1 and the loutth game will be p)lj'ed Aptll 4 at Phtledelphle. TerUtlve games are ala~ lor Haltlrnore on April 7, Pblllldej· phla April 7 am Baltimore Gottlrlod lopped a strong field that included Abe 'Mast of Slnoburg, Jim !tOll& of CoHins Western Reserve_ Dixie's Kern Ca1p0nter, Bob Frye or Manafield st. Peter' a, Steve Kick of Upper SeiOID Valley, Klrtle..S'o Don ,Delaney, Frank Baxter of Brlclgepon s..S Dlek Selgo, tisvtUe, ret- llalliooo! •• ~ ~- Ito ra; ilred 10 ,...... .... ' .. ' . j . .. COLUMBUS (UPD- The 1969 Jordan, HQP8Well- Loudon; Paul Gnepj!er, New Riegel; Mike Moore, BeallaviUei Jim Fryf~> gle, Sllena..Soah; Erie Hen, Sk)o· vue; Mike Gerber, Garawa,y; Todd FeUer, Strasburg; Gene Ford, · IOOWi Valley North; steve Longbrake, Upper Scioto Valley; Greg Uoited Preaa International Class A All .. 0111o high school t.aketballtetmo, with helgllt, weight, 1corlng average and year. First Tetm Whitey Varga, Mansfield·, St. Peter's. s.o, 165, 16,3 Jr. Jbn Troutwine, Arcanum. 6-0, 167,18.9, Sr. Dan Thallm111 JJoomvUle, ~ 6. 214, 32.2, Sr. Thomj>oon, Mount Pleas· art,Mark 6-4,190, 28.6, ·Sr. Art Haswell, strasburg, 6-1, , 175, 2LO, Sr. Second Team Ken Heiby, Fort Recovery,&-. 0, 161, 24.2, Sr. 1)o Crawmer, Licking Vatley, 6-3, 175, 22.0, Jr. Mark Wager, Avon, ~~ 195, 25. s; Sr. MlM Battle, Li.ncoln Heisfits. 6-6, 210~ ~4.8, Sr. lj'red Cllne, Frontter, s-t. 210, 26.2, Sr. 'i'htrd Team ~oe JacobuiJ, Big W~nut, 6-5, 180, Sr. · . , Dlb'n Badenhop, Archbold, 6-6, 185, Sr. Ted Siz.emore, Dixie, 6--1, 185i Sr. Guy IAwrence,Gnnvtlle,&-7, 190, Sr. Kil:n ~wick, Gmw~, 6-2, 185, Sr. Honorable Mentloo Mark 'l'llmw..., Bridgeport; o • '' · .\ Bob Meirlnt, Fort Recover)'; I! people who take violin Jolin ·p._t, · Sllnt Heory; Nell • would take the, one tho kid · ' ,). ' -.. '. · • Schtrer; Wynford; Dive Gray, Ar· csnum; Rich Davie, semuo~Qo St Mary's; DeiiiQ' Luyster. l.akelam; Mik1 McDaniel, West Mus- · , •. · - Sr., 77, Toledo; 1 iii'W-. '. ...... niiii''yWI Mr. ,..it!!~, . !-ror · , ,. - ' 8cJnni1 Mll,lor.,~lillllilr le. , ,, 1D Robert 'C. "'"ldo; lllaJi;loo F. ' Ell.. I. --~· ,tri' 'J-~ Spalde, .30 A:., ft!tllol!d. •;>. •,, IIO!!IitAota"CO., (IU& A., Kelly MC.. ' Co..· 1D •VIilfll!t ot 1- Wol', 1.,1 .. lollddleport, to.......". llldoll'!' Q~ N. N -,lo Fnlt-. por1. . ' . ) ..· U.·'l!oiHUtatliil24.11 A. Walter a .Wenrlc" ~ . ~ ·' "'•· ·\·' .' ' R. W'onrlck 10 Fnnldbi'IWoi ~1-' ·.•· AIM Yooltif · . lite Co., liU9 A., iiiWnJ . .. ' die,,, ID ' I . \ The lll!ota dropped In 111 the Atlanto : llfayea lilollclaf IUid woo 3-G, , with Jim MeAntlrew working live , 1m1nga aitll Don Clll'dw8ll .• cori.,Jetlog thO 8hutout, Clnctmill louncl the pitching or SenatOr 'Jbn Hannan ID Ito liking, s~inl run• ... three ,..ko, a pair or singles and a ..erlllce fly. Waahlnlton dropped Ill loth of II games. three' Houstm IJII .li<lr pitching I"'!" Larey Dierker, llofii)O • *".;~~. ;~..~~:il~~ <>,. 0 •1 the lirtl ·signa of • p r n8: I/IGI(W;i,Y OM WASHED .. UT. f ·;r- ... ~· ,•' v. . ' IIEIIPSl'EAD, ,N. Y, (IJPI).. 1!7 United Preaa Jnteroatlmal ' Joe ~orre waa a ...,. hopw """' 11>119• 1'hO Allanta Bnvea Eaat ' llrll baOiman atmoll 'W, L. Pet. GB .bec:ame I New York llot, but Baltimore ; ' ' 55 22 ,714 lnlilelll '- . d up with the PldlllllelpldO •• ~3 26 .671 3 ' ' NOw York. , • : 51 ·27 .654 4l,j. Nailciaai ebamplmo,the ·14JII Canlloato. Boill!n • ' • 0 • 4t '34 ,!64 ll'h Torn.- hadbe,en ......... Clndnnatl • ' • 38-40 .187 17'h oallrJ war with Atlerta ,pn!lf Detroit , • .. , 30 50 .37~ 26'h 140nt Bill llarlb>lolloa7, lllld a Milwaukee ••• Zt 58 .312 31 perional war wilh Geaeral Well W; L. Pet. GB 1o1anapr Paol Rtc:hardo, anesiD tile Canlbmlo In an ova~ x-Loa Angeles 52 26 .1167 tor St. Louis' first baaemll1 Atlanll , , , 47 31" ,613 5 San Fran. • • 4!1 39 ,508 12'h Orlanclo Copecla, sod Joe has no San Dleao , •• 34 43 .442 17\1 trepidation al>oot his abUiil' 1D pill nrst, ratbal: than catch. Chicago •• ' ' 33 45 .423 19 Torre's periiOD&l dlfferencea Seattle , , , .. 30 48 .385 22 Phoenix. ' • ' • 16 83 .203 36'h x.Cllnc:lled title · Monday's Relulta Detroit 119 Pboenlx 9$ ' '-!0 a. -- ~ill& SCORES· - ..... .. ···--".. Bobcats star center who was named SERVING BREAKF.t.n, LIVE MUSIC LUMCH "'· ~ Rl•"" - Car •.at ,.. ...... - ., Bounced, 75 To 64 '-'.O~fj' ' === · .. Is lor loo ..... or No all • mll1taDI actim CmlJW llie~liiNii* Whleb Richards ..l;ol@lji~ ly and voeatb' ClliPIII4I<I. Copecla, with • .1103 .6 ~;> averqe, dropped to .248 In but did help the ~lblil peManl run with 73 ~ ~ ~ . 16 homero, He Is 31 j'Oirl C!lcl. . tllree :yeara HOior to Tonto I ~~ tioil Tournament. . Baum scored 31 points alii added 23 rebowxls as TeDllle whipped St. Perer'a, N.J. 94-78 and Justus poured In 34 IIXI broke three ~T free throw "' m !o w "'w "'p Brave• .: n J only big bat In the ~ 1'-p last year, a tact CIPioiltW by rival pitchers ID • devaitat. • b • lng 4elfOO, h "The Conlras1," ~y !loYall Tyler, was the ftrol American comedy presented by · professional players. It was produced in New York City In 1787. '' . GlfARANTEE YOUR FAMILY A HOME FOR KEEPS records as Tennessee topped Ohio University 7s..64. The _.o · winners meet in one of Thursday's semifinal games in the 32nd annual tournament. Tbe other semifinal game W'W match the wJmers o! tonight's quarter·flnal dolmleheader as Army meets South Ceroltna and ' I ' I ' ' Boston College battles Loula- vme. Lifeline Continu· ing Service. you can be su~ your family will 'al.way5 ~aW: their own home should the • une:.:pected happen to yo~. Through periodic reviews, your John Hancock representative analyzes your r1eeds and guides you toward an insurance plan to assure ' th&t your mortgage can be paid off. Write or call us for full details. •• • ' • • l•l GENE RIGGS fll·H69 or 985-$J . & DINNER ~~~LAi !~RU SATURDAY L" r"" ~;:,';...':.::::.~.~! ~:o•un Ford's little Maverick is coming on April17. Import buyers I Wait I ~nswer ec~nomy • • . Everybody else cari start saving .;'\ .. at Ford's Countdown SaiJoii.• I10YI ·' ' . "' ' • Our great little to lhe tmports ts commg soon. We're tn the countdown. But you don't have to wait another minute to save on Fairlanes, Falcons, Mustangs and Fords. We've even equipped special units wilh popu· Jar options to make them belter buys than ever. Hurry while these special values are available. FORD ,. ' . .•., '·· 0 T ' Ftnf G1lule 600 Hardtop +''> ilf :t'~. ' ~J\w· j.· w ' '~' i 'I .t:, /I'. ' ., ' FltCon..-- .. to. ..• yoU alway• tlve wilh FalcOft. NoW aawe with extraslltl:e whWI Up mOidlnga, c~lor-key~•d whllll. tufOM pUtt,. bright window fr8m81, wheel coYert end carpeting. . 'IS ON ·.· •.' . "'lo d an lqNIIPI · NEW YORK (UPO - J o h n Cepeda•a averace wW ID Nck Ba\011 always wanted to be a up and that blo .......,_ baaeblll player and the Dallas power will take 80inll pre..,. Cowboys want BUI Justus to be orr Hank o1arm, Wl1o wu-·IIIIi match in the National lnvitita- "" "'wl ol. Ute plQ'ers' lltl:ike-- The a lootbatl player. But the two sharpshooters looked at home on the basketball Door Monday nlgllt when they sparked Temule arxl · Te~see into a semi ..flnal ( ... ,.,... .I ~-._,; 'forn , qkl oul ......_ • ·~-!!!' ' Joe ...., • J'~;~· ~.- ~ ~ hll ~· lklll,i.· ill . · to seel<lnr a _.$,IJ!I(! ~,lit told :lbe Brave ~ton~-',._. • wanted on apoioi)' lnm ards. Tbe· Brueo had 1D wt hil oallrJ · last year .._ 1)\e - · -~ homerl and had &5 below the man who, niDI1 · _potted a .29t ~ AtMither !actor Ia !loo, 'C~2'~ arda-Torre dl!ljlute w¥ GOOD FOOD It wso quite • coup lor Got~ fried and for. Dan Thallman, his ,~ · w ;t·' '!W' Gallipolis pointed <Ail. ,' with Hlctilrill llell! -~ llOIIOr\" o ~~ Joe, 1114 ·10 !Wile \lot . . Braveo tile ~ GABLE Route 7 . ' ''\ • ·• .,' . ',. ' "· · ··~'· next door saWa on;· wl'd be moat ·grateful. ·.• ... ' ~UP~I~Cia:•:•_:_A~P~ill'=er_:o~l~tile=-~~~~~~~~~·~~~~·~-~~~:0~~:~-----=:__::_:_~~==M=ID:D:L:E:P:O:R:T:::O:·~,'::~ ·..i. i ! ', :a. ' ' . Coombe aitll O.Uclt Mm:enteite In beetlng the Kanllli Cll;y ' Royals, 3-L A wild plekoll aUempt by Royal t..rler Rogar Aj)rll 9, Nelooo oontrlbuted to the Astroo If Pblladeijlhll . Pnliheo oe- win. • cm:i, the 76ers 'wut open their 1be unu111al Florida rains series at · home -nat 'Boston eaneeUcd Montroai-Mineeaota, ' (Oilly game adleduledl on March The ~· would Plttaburtdl-11. Loulo and BoiiDO- Siallle at Baili-e then plly ah .Booten: 'March 28 4>• Angeles at Cblea!J> Detroll am return ID PhUadelph!L lor,. Milwaukee at San 1He110 Match 30 meetina Game "4 la Atlanta at San Francisco All-Stan® set lor Boac,n on April 1.' ~ (Oilly games iehe<lded) The l:htee ulr' games. are oehedu!Od lor Phlladelpih im April 4; Boston Aj>i'U 6 IM PhUadelphla Aj)rll 9. Should New York ftni8h secOnd, the Knickel'bockera would open at home agldnst Boston on Mar.ch 26. Succeeding games are set for Boston March 28, New York March 29 ao:l Boston March 31. Additional games, U necessary,: are scheduled at New York !(>rU 2, By United Preas International at Boston APril 5 and at New East 3·11 York Al>rll 6. W. L. Pet. GB , ~ ... ' Indiana • , • , , 40 32 ,5S6 ••Now I'll ne«:r pt to finldD. Kenlueky , , , , 36 32 .529 2 lh•t ficare el1ht I ttuted .... Miami .. ... , 36 32 ,529 2 weeki"" Mlmeoote , , , , 3! 35 .493 4\1 New York , , , , 17 53 .243 22 ' Flgllt Results West This 1! BI<MIIlvllle fllgh By United Press lnte'L'nltional W. L. PeL GB School's JUt :.vear or existence. LAS VEGAS, Ne,, {UPI)- x-Oaklll!d • , , 53 14 .791 I• the lif.t.-70 school _year, II Freddie Little, 1531/2 , Las "W·. be IIICiuded In the Tl!fin Vegas, outpoirted stanley ''Kit- Denver . , , , , 40 29 .580 14 New Orleans • , 36 32 .543 16'h DlstrleL' ten" Hl,yward, 154, Philadelphia Dallas • , , , • 35 33 :515 18\1 Gottfried may try to lam a (15) (wins vacant world junior Loo Anpleo , , • 30 39 .435 24 college coaChing- 11081tion. "My middle weight title). • Hoootoo , , , .. _20 48 .294 33\1 ambition baa always been to x-CIInehed title someday" C(lleh Jn COllege," he SYRACUSE, N, Y. WOMooda,y'a Results says. '· . Billy Backus, 147, canastota, New Orleans 118 Loa Angeles 99 In six ae&S91'8 at Bloomville, N, Y. stopped L. C. Lewis, 147, (Only game sehe<llledl Philadelphia (7), Tue8Cla;y'a Games Denver at Miami INGLEWOOtl;'' 'dill!, (UPO- ·New Yorl<at lndl!mil ... Ruben Olivares, 121114 , Mexico, Oakland al Datlas stopped Ernie De· La Cruz, (Only games scheduled) 1211/4 , PhUippines(9), "The kids played theit hearts out an year, knowt~ this would be their last season at BJOCill• •. vOle. We were picked to finish · fourth in the seven-team Seneca League, but we won the ehain· plonahip, We had more spirit than yoo coold Imagine, •• .The OPEN 6:30 A.M. TO 2:30A.M. kids -dedicated themselves to goi~ out a winner,'" Gottfried kl...,..; JellGary Downs, ZaneovDie Rosecrans; Mallett, River; Year. Jefl Murrey, West Musldngum; Steve Wake, Mansrteld st. Pe• ter's; Steve .Vichtnef, Warren Cort~ltdated; Olarles Nablger, PettisvUle; Tim Perrine, Payne; CHUCK BRADBURY, KYGER CREEK; K E l T H CARTER, SOUTHWESTERN; Tim Goas, Aleunder; Lou Burk, Bridgeport; Ken Thompson. SmlthvUle; Tom Mental, Newbul')'; Kevin O'Brien, Kiru.t; Dave Mevlna, 'Jtortsmouth Clay; Bill McMeans. North Liml; Grant Parka, ~ritwfield Locab Ron Ward, MOIIdore; Gt:rr ·Dee&, New MJunl; WU1on. sebrlJVi BUI. Pemberton. Heath; Jlnl Kern, Colllna waater:n a.. serve; Lorin lAcy• . J4ap[eton; Larry Bostleman, Ohio· S.hool for Deaf; Jeff Brown; Attica; . Keith MAJer. Spencer SlllrpJess; Jeit Reisinger, Zue Trace (Roll); Jobll Wbeeloell, Alblat>u' ' Ia st. Jolln'a; llcib Llp~eomb, ' Faliport Harbor; ~ Klnsor• ,!I. . Amanda .. C::lea'rereektllave Mellger, Fo.-t Reeoveey. .1, 51 ,~ Av~., ,: . ' i COLUMBUS CUPO - Joe Gottfried, llead bAsketball c01ch II BloomvUle High S.hool, may have losf a schOol but tie gained a prestigious title toda¥. The 28.-year-old former Ashland CoHege baskotbell ollr to41¥ was named United Preas 1nteroattonal Class A Coach oC the Year. National Electrical Wrek · ore both obmvei! at the ,.,.. time. ' C. J:l , M _)._ ·York ~ RatjrOI!4 ~ t b • , J.:AI · 1 llCAef . ' ,., liabD> Yard1. Fram 'Mi\lilleport · hi ,nat to TOledO wbefe... •• .latpioyed '110 lbo 'cio " There'a somtthHlQ to think about in the foe! thct Nation a 1 CTime Prevention Week an4 , Harry K. Clark, E>:ee., Clar-.,, lora!lir flltillit Cotliob' real4olal, ence Clark, dee., ID l'ofto!llh)!. died ~•tl'11to Nrtmew ..,._ lonbodon, LA>retta. $. ~ . ~ -~ HaiUi •H. - - - , . . , .. a. ' within tlie 'us""', )bnl~. ~ & 11ti!<1r, Lot, Middleport. Charleo ' R. Shoelt, M~~-tWtt ly PHIL PASTOI£T ' v6tume regulating. of · lha ~111 would b~lng lha v'olume ·j>8Ck • ' · IIA .. aS meebalilJm . !"" - · ' ' ' lha blood .In Toledo : : " eart. ... - · - · AlnY Ciarlo, dae., te Cllrance Clark, Cort. ~ i,.,.,, • coml;i!oilti\e a teljlponry In· ,crease In volume and Ill Iloilo E. C. llryand, doe., ID LouiN .' 1·'''1t'fw., • " are slifticlently elastle to ac- 1111011. ' '· I ' ... ' . . WAYNE G. 'RANDSTADT, M.D. · ; ' ,.., ... _ . .·r~a:.~ P- (· •I ' ' ' "' I .. ' '' . ' ~ 1em. . · ·~aboratory .Tests · , · :· . 1 ~~Provi~'e Vifal Date!' . . .:. '. w. I. Sheete 1D Onello JobVelma 'J . . _ l.l l.?t Air S,.. f-,;1,, . cel, Bedford. Jolm ~. Elhelin E. Coughenour ID lldlerl II&Dey, Genldiat Halley. ,f:T A., Sdll- por1. J ,... {' ,. vier football coacfl:lng 1taff wu eqilted Morodo,y with the ' addltloo or Hat Dyer. who hel!4ed the Pratt, Kin., Junior . CoHago eoac!llng ollll .the past two years. Dyer couhed the J lroohmen at Florida state lor three oeaoooa belore 1'11118 to PniL '1-_,' dat:TetRi&· MAIL ... -,~/ : .·. _,,·· ··" William Raymond Holoomb ID Maude C. HoleCIIIb, Cert. lor trans. •· COlumbta. Donald Wea~r, KatheriM T. Weaver to C&robn Sue P~JDe, Doma May Cheadle, AID Bille Barrett, 131 A., Scipio. Millard Clouu, Joaepblne CIOUI8 to Dloa o. Sleleoa, Par- S .·. , u n at New York and April 8 at BlrdJ, ~~~. SCORES Gottfried Cops 'A' Honors . ' _, Salisbury. . . IJi.~eS 1be first series, Involving first-place Baltimore IDI:I the third-place team, either· New York or Phlladelpblo, wW open vaied to - • • Wake Forest.to- • ., . ~~~-; ' . dt¥. Henry MllliroiUI, Marie MlJl.. irona to James A. TQI.or •• 93A., ~ ·, leljn~ In Rattlmore oo Mareh 27. 11 the Bulleta pll,y New York, ·the teams wW me'!'lt March 29 ln New York' lor tbe second pme before r<furnlrw to BaltimOre Mardl 30 Cor jame 3. The rourtt. game is schedulect tor New York on Aj)tll 2. .'lbe three tentatt:ve pmea in the beat..of-seven aeries .are set lor April 3 11 Baltimore, Aj>ril ! Brjleo, •llte.o Carll41il ODd ~ Waallbum' are ' dowli td ' make their •Jirlnt< debut ajplnot ihe ··Cardina:ls Gerr ·Torre In T~ade. ai'~ H~~~~~·-~;~Q:a·b;;-;;;;~~~1zt::~:::~,:l~~:::.~ :;.~~ ."*ranve•. lol Smwdon, Trea• F. Snolrdan ID i1arrJ I. Lamb, Alta M. Lamb, Pareola, Scipio. F.bor G. Grindley, Hue!G~ l111y to Leonard VaaMeter~ Sr•• Mary II. V'in Meter, Lot, ray. II. Bile 'to w. White, 11e11J .J. Wldle, Parcel, Salem. Lester 0. Glbba te Lorey G. JobnOOD, Glneil J. Jolmon, J8 '> A., Rntllnd. ley Elawlck ID WDilam G. Abels. Beit.v J. Abela, 2 A., IAI>- · ., . The remaining three games, If neeeaaary, scheduled tor f'riday, April 4, at Lot' Angeles, Soturdl)o, Aj>ril 5, at sen Francisco and Mondas, April 7. II Los AJwelea. SOeoncllry Rou..S The aecondary..round pla,yort begins at Atlanta on Thursday. March 21. with the aecom place Hawks meeting either San Diego or Chicago. The teams meet again at Atlanta, A&~rU 1 at Sin Diego or Cldeago and Al>rll 9 •t AtlaniL The closenes of the Eastern Divi1km race has forced the NBA Into a tentative-type schedule Cor the tour leading '·• .. .7~" _."c!!dl!u~~'![ Jlntn =::22~::: Property · bury, 6-3 ATHENS, Ohio (UPJ) - Olilo Unlveralt.Y'• travOung lUll al!d ~ teama tried apln today to pt the qrot win o1 the aeaooo at WII<J Forest whUe the Bobeat )letters went after 1he1r second victorY In four stao1L The OU tennil team, which dropped Ill ftrat !Wo matches and finally tallied a 5o-4 win over North t:&rollna, Stall at Ratellh Mc:nlly, engaged the ·Vnlveralty or North Carl)llna today, The Bobcilt nine lost 64 to Wake Forest Monday ln both '' Transfers ., ' ' . ! ' I .Nine~ ·o unced ,·., ·. ' . , NEW YORK· (UPO-The 1969 ~Uonat Basketball Aasoelltloo Pia10rrs , will !II>OD WedQeedo.Y, Marc,h 26, · at ~~ Afweleia, ••~ow ID an. olllclat leliUI achedulereilased today, .: .~'Ibe Loa ArW:elea Lakeri, teOdlow the Western Dlvlalon, !!ll!,.riioet the ,third place 'san Fbltclaco Warriors at home oa . ~ch .26 and Frlclly, March zt. ~ ·teaml \are sched\lled to meet at San · Frlnclaco on Mnn!lo,y, Mlrch 31 1111c1 Wedne.. clo,y, Aj>rll 2. 111- EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,oeoloro 1rillpreaentthelr.....itPill' - a three act""""""'' "MOuntain Gat" - at 8 p.DL Tltursclo,y In the sehoolal!dltorlum. Plot olthe Pill' revolves aroond the Lantoay lamlly ol the Olarkl and the eveata whleh t11<e pluo when the)' are visited by IDW'Iats. The coat lnclu4es: BOlted, left 1D ~ Ropr Baroett, Soodra Newlua, Patti SOuon, Rlc:hard I.od, wick; seCODCI row, lett to right, Ray KarT, Blrblra Bailey, Kathie Odt:hester. Kay Sargaat 1011 Steve Erwin. Apublie matinee wW beheldll1:30 p.m. Tboredo.Y. Dtreetloola by J&llleo BrObhlm, speech IUid 4nma iaatruetor or the hl8ll aehool. . \ ·J~ekson Pet\ . i 10 !'fl. ·~ ' ':..-, Tbe ~ly SOI!IInel, P-"'7'Middl_.t, 0., Tueo<lay, March 18, 1989 B.Y Vplteil Pre•• lnternllllmal but IJoft oal4 he lelt line anci • Now If tile Ume lo~ all lioocl wa• .,..UeullrJi pleesed tbsl he _baaebell PJic:llet:. ·u. p1 wlib IL still hu his b'ltlll18 eye. wa . ~ \hret wae(Ci a! ,'!;alnlni llncle ~cod tha Dodger nm. I ~ . '~. ~ ' ·P~nonnel of . • '' I �', . ' .4 - ., . Club Ladie; ·Welgli-in tot . Ne~ Proj~et •• Tho pol11 Soo)t~~d~!l'f-lill4!Do..o1. ~ ~ -~' PT:· ~~~SANT~ ~lit Pleas~ sel~ei~ror ~~· . . Jfip Odd Fellows ,. oDt . ShUll Biuu··, . ' ' ' ..,.. the '1!atUeotSdlled~t•~ 1.1 ..;.eitlaa .iuid uio\Nr pte~jam &!milo< ,to TV t:aile&'l Bowl) • chael Auditorium ln Clarksburg. LOcal Lodge members a r e completing plans to attend these meetings and aeeuring candidates !or a large group, seCLll'ed statewid<, to be Initialed wring the anniversary program. A ban(JI8t will be served in the Armory at 6 p.m. that Sarurda,y. The post . dinner program will in- clude a short talk by prominent speaker, entertainment by ~ Junior Lodges of Odd Fellowship, and a mixed drill by members of the Canton and L.A.P.M. grwps. Odd FeUows andRebekahsaho have been asked to secure 11\Y MAUREEN RH.EY . MISS MAUREEN RILEY, !Ia· scm. was 'chosen "Miss 91&mroek" by the 11udanta at Wabema, to mark Saint P a trlek's Da,y. Od!ers vying for the hmor were Holly Layne; a sev- grader, dallihter of Robert , __ . Mr · and Mr s. ....,..e; Now Haven, and lllerrr Art!>· ur, ei&htb grader, c1aughtei- of Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Artl>ur. Maureen, 4allghter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl RUOY, was orowned b.Y Jane Heymaker. The popularity contest w a a sponoored b.Y the Girls' Athletic Association. timore, Maryland, tbls loll. Additional ln!ormatloe wlll be PJb- lisbed concerning the -ereign Grand year. lodge program later tJda Huntington Girl State CAR Head POINT PLEASAI\'T - Jemie Dav1s ol Huntington was elected president of the alate ChUdren of the American Revolution at the 29th etate meeting Sarurda,y at the Pleasazrt Point resort other om cers elected w e r e Nancy Slavin, O.rst vice presldellt; Michael Manhall of Hunltqton, ' se.eood vlce presidenti Veronica lfarlrahan of Parkei:s-· wrg, cbapWn; Debbie CoUr!JI r1 Point Pleasant. recording secretar.J; Carol Minx ol. Parkersbur&. orpnizatlon secretary: Jo.. 1111111 Kau!! d l'b!nt Pleasant, state treasureri Laura Aldridge d Lesage, reg!atrar; Charlotte Aldridge ol Leaago, h!atorlan and Laura Wooten ol Hwrtlngton, llbrarlan-alrator. 11drtY - one perams attended the meeting which ended wltb a dlmor-41n'! Sa1nrdsy n!abt. All";' wao ,"'""" ·for ~· !UI)f All <i the ladles wolshOd them- .., the aub)eel. · ' J . ' ; A buffet .lun~eon wa11 aerv, 1 1 ed at eoon to Mro. c. M. Blank· I next Jchool term, 1 program on · ..~ . Mra.' lllerldan MeLer. 1 23--2~. students puticiJiatlllg til t h o .Pf'ICl'8ll' 'speosored b.Y the Nollooal Honor Soclecy were, 1011· lore, Lorey ·: CarpeniOr,...,_ Borris, Becll1' Burris 3o1m Jomatcn; jUniors, ~. Rouah, Plol'W. <loz1, Terry Foreman and M!ke Thompoon ami' IKI()hO. mona, Harriett t.a.vne, 8eclo' Gil_.., Brent Clark lltd eon. nie ~. . • !!:irl Klliab~ William Bomett ·and Miss lllmber.l f King <i u.i. tacUJ.cy were judges. ~·- Riggs, wbo_jolned tbe agencY tnt 1965, has ~ed to'alle!ul the leaders' meeting on the 'ba. sis of oiltatandlng pro!Nc~ a- ana chievement ·every 7ear since. Riggs and his wife, Judy, and sOn, Kenneth, resl!le In ReedsYIIIe• He malnlslns an o!Oce at S. Tlllrd Ave., MiddlepOrt. . . Blc Savln1s! 88 S~le Now! ·. _Iinde~'.'. . 1965 Ford Mustant 2 door H.oiil Top - ol•. cv engin8 witi;G thfee on the flOor ·stan~_rd "~;.~:;;::.~; on Iy .::.........................................."'"1l:................ $881.00 > ' lAIR &VAN lANDT .OTOUAUS. MEETING CHANGED ed for March 20 has been cbanred 't9 March 26 at 7:~ p.m. ,at the Columwo and SoulhOm ado El-l• Co., MlddlejiOl'l •• radio fleluxe wheel di$CI, tinted ;Jail, b1 leoti. This 'one is~ beiiytiful gold met~lli~ finiah ytith an all vinyl · iritei-ior to · mate~: - Pdcea· lor out 88 sa)• crt ' A Shrlnettes meeting oche4.J- "You'll Uke Our ~uallty Way of Dointllllilrellli" Cldlllae-Oidiii!IC!blll · , . Absinthe is the modem name for wormwood, whJch Is its chief Ingredient, ac· cordllig to the Encyclopaedia · · Britannica. PT, PLEASANT - Mrs. Ma- . ' . .' ' -' ' ' " ' ' ' In a Gallipolis, Ohio, hospital. Funeral services will be cm- ·~ dueted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Church ol Cbrlst In ChrlsUSD Union at l'b!nt Pleasant by the Rev. Kenneth Fuller and the Rev1 James Slau.ghter. BurW will be In Beale Chapel Cometorr at Apple Grove. Born June 16, 1900 In GoUla atfhe-~fens Fun e r~ l ,- '' Home at Point Pleasant where WIW~EIIIAY CLASS 12, 8 p.m. lleoth Unll- ed Metbodlst Chureh, Mrs. Jaek llocldle, dov-looder, llro. c. E. YOIIDI, prosram chairman. vices. MII.D NERVE DEAFNESS? ,. Fm TV Listening Device Given ... ' 'i. MlnnoopOIIs, Mlnn.-A mnst special offer of untque interest PT. PLEASANT - WoodroW to those who hear but do not o, wuson, 23, son or :Mr. and understand words has just Mra. Bru~e WtJsm, 811 30tb been announced. !l., was promoted to Army spe- Adevice is bein1 offered FREE etallst fl"e Feb. 19 at Ft. Brill, to tho hard of hearin1. II en· N.C. abies these people to hear TV ~c. Wtlsm, a company clerk and Radio proal'lms privately with the 2nd Psychuloglcal Oper- while others listen at reaular ations Group, entered the Army volume. In Oeto'>er 1967 and completed This offer is made to introduce basic training at FL Knoot, 111. Mlrac....lllr:'the new, amazThe specialist ls a 1963 graiN- in&ly tiny all..jn-the-ur hearate of Point Pleasant High Scllool ina device. and gra<Nated In 1967 from MarWeiUIII"styouaend lor yours shall University, Huntington, W. at once. IT WIU IE SiltY TO Va., where he received his A. YOU, PROMPTLY. But Act B. degree 1n joomalhril. Now. This offer may not be repeattd in this area. Mrs. Youlll!'• Sister Please. hard .of heorinl persons only. ·' •,' )i .- Mrs. Emma Morrl11, 7.8, au.. ter of Con R, Youn1,. Middleport, died, iilnday at Loo Aagelos, Call!. lllo Is survived by three chil- dren, her brother, Mr. YCUIJ& and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Groen ol Philadelphia wbo Is aliO reported})- in poor health. · Flmer1l aenlces and burial wiD be In Csll!ornla. "": ' . .•,. ....... Mnd he TV l.lttentr -' ~-t· . · ·J·ust betwee.n· ·u $ ·girl.s •••" , ' ,. ......________ ) · ' r'j- ,(\ ~-i.PF. ·.. '·~- _, ' /; > ;_ •. ,.. -i ' ' . J .. I· • ll . ·' slfl lla - a Cllerjl Dione Ferry, who~ eellop under a BaPtiJIKholat- homO sidJ>, by the Pomef'Ol' Socletl' of soc!oiY Mill akolcllm al10 Dillie to . AmeriCIIl Tho love Shower Giv~n . For Mrs. Fry Buy 2 Tables For Student Recreation Mrs. Dooula Fry d llulland wu with a stork showor TueociO¥ evening at the home <i Mro. Paul Patterson• .Uslsilna Mra. Patter1011. were MiBSes Roxanna Palter11011andVIcldFey• Games were enjoyed after which Mrs. Fry opened her many beautiful and useful llfle, lletreshments ol Clke, marshmallow Ou!!, minis, nuts, cd!ee and Kool-AJ.d were the -a slfl to . i:itec!,b1 iiro. ll,ro. u.e . ' I!DmW . .,-&,a pen Otbor Plana were ~ tile Latin report quoto. <i ton, WI..._ """"" from ttA Co.ell'a rr- •crlillure Pl'O¥er. - ·Mn. !JJelaia wu llrf- Wick- ts.liewu ·anm p;a~..-­ Dervin of 'Canton: Ohio , knows a bargain when sh' sees one: "I compa1ed prices o~ both kinds bt . ·. . dryers wilh the same ltfbfres and saved' about $37 on 'the ~c mod,et .". ! The salesman !old' me av'e)age opeiating com are about $1 a moltth so "' · I'm getting the f~rt 3 years ol o~ration tor nothing." fla~less, . i . dryers o~er ~ f111less money, w1lh absolutely no combustion d1rt, . ' 1htlt spo!S: to ;<pllow or harm delicate fabrict See the neW!St . al your apPliance dealers. · • , · b1 lllrl. lllvolve- and Mro. C!m'ch ease1. Mr•. P.- )( :r •• 'ffll dedi- NING . ' •t Handy with tools? Then here i 1 your opportunity I •r to sove literally hundreds of doll~rs by installing your .own simplified ce,.. I trol air eonditioning 1)'1• aened. I tem. FRE.E lnsttuetiOM show you 11tP i'Y tqppf'GC141rt. today, Ltam .how you cenStop hMIn ctntral ., ....,ltlonl"" lo• u low "' , ONLY ss 7s· · Head tills war for a t1111ptln1, freezir.frlsb sundae, malt or sllake. Be 5111 to try our claus take-home pac:ks, too! Try Our Delicious Sandwiches .'· bAIRY .LEY .~;;..:. ;; t-. ~·~, ) ) " 675-2460 PT 992-5186 • • ---o~~~::::===~ trS WHITE. HAT ;;;; Kathryn Johnson to workwithher In purchasing the items. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Bertha King and Mro. Ida Murphy were SPEciAL 1/ME. AGAIN ArTHE lJODfJE'BIJIS PASS ITON/ . FALSE TEETH This shows a portion of our many/.ottems in 1tock:· {Grid 1ystem and rile for suspen ed cellinis alsc otackod.) ' HAVE A •.' GARAGE SALE CAI,.L 992•2i56 ' Do yoU! !IPI'Int "!lx•up" ohopplnt OO!'IY .. . . . . . Stl ... oil uall''purehouo for "'• romolndor of tho mOnth . A.'"D LET ,uS-iiEU' YoU , PLAN AN AD·'mAT WilL ,. · · BRING YOIJ'MONEY . " ''. . , __ ,_ .) n. ' Dlflr S'Rtlnel ., . . ''•WA"'I'..i!M of Morch, '· . ICING 290 "·Soc. • Cln IC'E AND FUEL CO. Your Discards MayBe . Someone Else's Delight ., oa'··'. CONSULT US TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION -am .,. J.-, meet!ni •.,you can.get up to three years clq_tt:\e& ,YJng for:notfiJngl Mrs. Mart~ iio.;ilj • ed Mro. Lola ThompoonandMrs. named to the nominating committee, Nowo!Ocerowillbeelocled at the AprU meeUng. Mrs. Bing reported that the PTA hao 95 members. The attendance banner and the $5 award were won by the filth grad<. Mrs. Thelma CUes won the door prize which had been do. nsted by the lillddleport B e n Franklin, The pledge to the Oag, the Lol'd's Prayer in urdaon, and the reading of JCrlplure from tho . Psalms by Mrs. .idmlon opened tho meetlllg. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Thompaon, Mrs. Fridley, and Mr1. llle DeLong. tbo YOIYeDlfilt,·' ' Mrs. Wlcldwn CENTRAL .AIR CON for yollr mobl:le .home Present beaide1 the hostes&eJ rrere lira. Betty Wllll111111, Mrs. Lula Russell, Mrl. Audrey Pat.. teroon, Mra. June Dewhuro~ ·Mrs. Ada Keeaee, Mrs. B e a May, Mrs, l'll,yl!ls Dugan, Mrs. Rea Dugan, Mro. Pauline Tillis, Mro. Anna Frank, Mro. Leona Wise, MJss RosaleeWtseand Mrs. Edna Anderson. Sending elfts were Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J 1 m Oller, Mrs. Lealie ll,yoell, Mro. Elhel lUte, Mrs. Wanda Vining and Mrs. Roberta Musser. Mrs. Goldie Fridley prellded at the meeting and appoint- A record hop pllllllled ! o r March 28 at the Meigs Junlnr High School auditorium was resche<Nled lor APril 12 when tha Sew-Rlte..sewlng Club mot rocently at the club house mtll Mrs. Harold Hoocl ao the hosteso. P.Wn• were furthered ror a oou~e•s parQI to bo held In Aprll. 1'be holtell lift 'WI I providod by Mrs'. E&rard Weill, and Mrs. BUI McDaniels presided at the meetlq. Mrs. lllerrte JolmiOII wiU be hoatess for the next meeting. A delaert was aerved to tboae named ami lira. Don ColOna, Mrs. Don McKnight, Mrs. Will- Mrs. Rooald Browning, Mrs. lloo ard Beyer, Mrs, Raymond llall!', · Mull•, Mrs. George Hoflman, Mrs. Larr;r Webrung, Mrs. Char- and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr. les lldfman, Mrs. Flo Strickland, Jn 1965 Russian cosmonaut Leonov stepped oot of hla serving from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. capsule for a 20-minute "walk." at the Ru~and Grade School. MIDDLEPORT CHH.D ConservaUon League, 7:30p.m. Thurs. Now Many Wear da,y ni8111 at the Columbia and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Qlest night wlll be held with a hippie With LIHie Worry. Do your tal8e teeth annoy and emtheme to be carried out In eoa- l:lei'J'UI by lllpplnc. llropptng. or wob· rumlng sed doeoratlons. bUng when you eat, laush or talk? Then sprinkle &Utile FAS'l'Elt'l H on FRIDAY JOur plates. FABTBITH hotd.t den· ftrmer ani;\ more comfoNbly. WH.LING WOBKEHS Class, turea Makes eet\D.J ....ler. It's alkallne Enterprise United Methodlot IJOIID't aour. No rummy, gooey, Plllt}' ta.Bte or feel. Belpe cback plata Church, 7:30 p.m. Friday at the oclor. Dentures that ll.t au l!luent1al to heal~·!'nfrour denti&t ~larly . home ol lira, Thelma A!rom. Get FAS at all drua: ~ounten . w-. wW .be oent to tile lilllnn..,, Georse wiUbetbo_...._ Jll'lilEY !IJPPEB, Ladloo AuxUiar7, llutlaml Firl DepU1ment; • ., ., ' . i. WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, 7;30 p.m. Wedrleedl¥ II tbe ado Power Compu,y, Pomtr<V• Mrs. Lloyd Moore wiU be tile hostel~. BOSWOR'I'H COUNCH.46,1loyal and Select Ma""'rl, alated aoiODibb', , W..,.edl¥, 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy .lluonle Temple. Compaaloao and olll<era askedtoattead. THIJIIlllAY ROCK SPRINGS B ol t e r Health Cl)lb, Tburedl¥, at the boDie <i Mrs. Scoll Fol-. REVIVAL, ST. PAUL'S United ~st Church, Tupper• Plains, 7:30p.m. Mar.17throap liar. 29; Rev. Charles Norrt• lt'anplilt first weeki Rev. Cbeatar Lem1o: eYOngallat Mareh 2428. Servl<eo In lower ~It Cillrtb. Y- Fellowsbli> wiU -'do baiJ1alttlng .m~ng oerv1 - Pui>Uc welcome. REWLAR MONTHLY moetinj( ., tt the Twin Clt;r Suino club, 'l'lllredl¥, 7:30 p.m. at Middlepori club room, ..~OPAL CHURCH Women, . Lane- 12:30 p.m. Tlwredl¥. nov-o b1 Mn. Fred Crow, . Jr., by Mr1. Jooepll J. Davia, "Our Travels In the .llolf .Lud.'' Urt. Patrick Lochlry, 141U VIda ·!hie, lin. Frank Fu..... 11r1. Jollt Lletwller, lira. Carl WW 111411rs. EYtrellilqos ,_. Baptist Women's Society of Pomeroy ~~sists Co/leg~ St~d.ent P, T.A.. voted· •wns of money for · two project-. . At the request of Ikm Stlvera, tclenee kit for use in the fifth am sixth grades wD,l bepurchll· ed. A basketball backboard, rim ard net for the Central School pl11Jrou~ - ·some gravel for • it - wu also approved. Mrs. Phyllis Hackett spoke Oft the condition or CUrni&hiJ¥11 lntlie lourwe, noting thatawroximately PAT KENNEllY $70 Is avaUable but that about Patricia Kermedy, a 8elllor $200 Is needed for new or good used furniture. The P, T.A. votP.d at Meiga lllgh School, bas won to give $30 toward the projecL a tuition award to attend Na· ~s. Kloe&, magazine chair-_ tlonwlde Beaut.Y Academjo In man. s.poke on the Ohio Parent Columbia. Ste W&l selected Teacher Magazine alll asked that on the balls of her written a~ subscriptions be turned In to her plication, reeonuneodaUona by soon. An extra Issue or the mag- her hi&h achoo.l counselor and azine ls received It subacrip. by the Nationwide Beiut.Y Acadtiona are sent in prior to June, emy counselor, and . alter a 'depth' Interview with the Dishe noted. Molgs Junior High School con- rector or the Academy. Miss ditiOIII were discussed andttwa.s Kennedy Is tho daughter ol Mr. suggested that parents With prob- and.Mrs. Charles KOIDied)'.' lema contact the P. T. A. preal· dent. The Rev. Max Donahue gave tbe opening prayer aoo John Vroman, Mike WUson,sodllavldWIIcox ot Mrs. KeMtth WUcox' Den 6 cub scouts gave the pledge to the fiag. The attendance award went to t~ Mrs. Ben Philson's third £l'ade. 111ird grade room mothers were greeters aOO used shamrock PllrchaH ol two table termla name cards, aOO hostesses for tables and a variety ol games the rerreshment hour were fourth was approved at a recent meetgrade mothers. Ins d the Bradbury PTA. Rescheduled TIIESJAY WO!IEN'S AUXILIARY, VelerIll Momorial Holpltal, cafeterll, 7:30p.m. Tuescloy. lira. Bertho ParkerwiUbeprosramcha!rman; Mrs. ChariOJ R, K a r r, ntreabmentl. Members a 11 d prollpeellve memboro are lnvll_ed. -tit:!~~:: "~"l ~ ...~..,... GIIOUr< ·uj.;W~ .U*>clatlon of the Mlddlop(n FlriiUnllIll Prellb.Yterlan Church, 7:30 p. m. Tueedl¥ at the home olllra. Dwltihl Wallace with lira. Edward Burkett, ~.fteg, Dies in California .. Tuooda¥, lllrch March 28 Hop l ' '·'., friends ma,y cal! at 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. toda¥ · and between 2 p.m. tnc1 ' p.m. and 1 p.m. and 9. p. m. Weclnesdoy. · The body will be taken to the chureb ooe loll' before the HI'· To Specialist 5 1eu11>1nre by Jock Slavin, and tho lppro,•l ot expenc.utures r o r 1ehool tnvrovemeJts totalisw over $200 were hi&bliKhtB or the Middleport P.T.A. meeUng Monday night. Mri. Ma"~mlrllrKloes was elected preolclent for tho 1969 -70 ac:hool term. othenelectedwere Mrs. Richard Voughln, !lrst vice preoldent ll1d prCJII'IID chairmill; Mra. Neuman Burdette, aec-. ond vice president and hospitality chairman; MrL Rl)1no~Stew­ art, acretary; and Mrs. Roscoe Wlae. tnaaurer. EJ..ted deloptea to the Melgo C - CouncU ol Parents and Teachers w e r e Mrs. WUU1m Swla:her, Mrs. Paul Cascl, Rich~rd Vauattan. Mannlrw Kloes, and l!rs,·Charles Beylos. Alteroates JIDied were Mrs. Bobb)o Parne, !Irs. Rlcb&rd OWen, Mrs, Frank Powen, Mrs. Clrl Hork)', and lin. Robert Lynch. Deacrlblog aculpture as his ••ar~t love outside ot my laJnl.. b'," Slavin exPlained the proc:ea... Involved In creatins the wood. bronze, ttberglassandcerUIIc pieces which he displayed at the meeting. He 1howed and demonstrated toola uaed ln, seuli>1nring and told of the development ot hls interlit ln ·the art work and or his current studies at .Ohio Unlverslt,y. Durl,. the meeting held ln the Mlddleport Elememarr School .~torlum with Rlcbsrd Vau- Il County, Ohio, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Wilson Promoted I ~- rle A. Fowler, 68, ot Potot Plenant Rl 1, died Monday rnornlni Canterbury NorthUp. li.lrVIvors include the husband, 'Ibomaa H. Fowler; two brother&, 9wmon Northup of Golllpolls Ferry, W, VL, and Der)'l NortiiiP d tiUton. w, Va.; a sister. Mra. Nellie Roberti <i Qalllpolls Ferry, and ca grll!d!:bl1d. The body II o., Electioo ot offtcers tor the pan, .prealdent, Jn clarge, the Dies Monday ' World-wide OOservanee ~ the anniversary will be held In Bal- n Marie Fowler clot!Jing or costumes d. eBI'ller days to wear in Clarksburg In commemoration of the earlJ,Odd FeUow years. "f rari Mrs, Otlo Litchfield, Mr10 ,, tuii!J(elnl"'!'ance Co., wlllbe ~ ·Meadows, .. Mrs. Lewis Al· ~ ·- •s _one of the com-·· len, Mrs' mbert Fotbea and pany's 1 &alef ~~ at a three· _Zaek, ~a. James and da,y general ~ meeting In .. Mro. Hal~ . ~t.vwoo6 Beaoh, ·Fla., Marclr Sdence and S0eW • . les Departmenio were sl~eil )I' J! Assistant Principal Mlcl>ul Wlla-' lea. ll .,.. _a close battle be~ tbe Seniors, Juniors Md SOphomores. r,lro. - .- All_. gave ~ lntere~ ~k . ._ ' · jlgency .Ofi!Je,John nan cock 'Mu- mii!CI, as It marks the olrtclal observance of the 15Dttl maiversary d the !llWldlllg d the order In ' lni.dfifOtiODa. . fr!l\ll wa~~pa•• Blllisli, ~;\. lows b'aternal order tbls ·year North America. On that date, Odd FeUows from all parts of West Virginia w:lll meet in Clarksburg In the Nl'· than Gotf Armory Cor a day Jong celebration of the nent. Hebekahs of the si- order will be meeting In the Carmi- ·~ ''· --r 'llliiredl¥, at. the •schOol. .lfeo-' ' tlonl ...milled b.Y ~!'fa:~:~ . .,..,..ally It,. J!!et.• The Dolljo SOndnol, P11111erw·Middloport, Mi'ddleport PTA .. Elects Officers J: .~ 4 ~ 1~~ ·Pro- '': 'i'lint:o/;; , Mrs. Ri H. Es.Ue IIi Henderson, IIIClllth "'!. 'UP~· ~,eofitin~ on March 13. Mrs. ~rldan Me- . llle lihi)W"'i fii!Jl . sb'lll• diiJ,110t~sii led lri the plociBB to the ing ...Y• 'II de<Orlti"!! t h e Oi!B .,t~ Mrl, R. H. EB<Ue bsV· ~· Along WI~ ·tho ~·· 'MAllON - WabsJbl! ........ PT, PLEASANT - April 26 Is an Important date ror members of the ~ Fel- HomemakerS Club hOld '•, ""'!'~ meetblr lit the homo ot .~ charl!ii ' ' $ - ' ".AUU & SECOND "llMEPOIT,. 0. • �1 ,. I • ,. . . . (. . .. . ' ' . ed .... ~ or BROWNIE TROOP 174 - Slkt)ons for dly camp were COilltruct· ed during a recent meeting of Brownie Troop 114 held at the Scout House in Middleport. Mr,, Hernard Fultz and Mrs. Bobby Payne, leaders, were assisted In partially assembling the sit-upons by Mrs. Robert Byer, Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Mrs. Edwina Scott preceding the meeting. At the meeting the chUdren laced the cusions, took them down to the yard, and sat ~on them Cor the first time In a brownie friend· ship ring. Shamrock cookies were served to carry out a Sl Patrick's Day theme. Guests were Alisa Stone and Debbie Bechtle. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 - Five members of Middleport TToo.P S received badges in a court of awards held Friday night at the Scout House. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader, presented a trGq) camper award to Cirxly Glaze, a petbldgetoKathy Baker, my home badges to Becky Fultz and Beth Vaughan. am a housekeeper badge to Lisa Herald. Beth Vaughan also received a collector's badge, During the meeting party invitations were made to sei'KI 00 15 girls who have at one time been members of the troop but are not now active. The party will be held Friday night at the Scout Hoose, with Patrol 4 to have charge of fiOilgS, Patrol 2, the games, Patroll, the beverage, lnd Patrol 3, the serving. Plans were also diswssed for a &'et.,.cquainted party with mem· bers or Mrs. Eugene Murray's brownie troop who will be "flyi.ng til" to Troop 5 in May. The party was teDtatlveiy scheduled tor April ll. Interest groti)B for badge work organized dl.ll'i.ng the meeting are dabbler, Marilee CasseU, Beck;y Fultz, Cllliy Glaze, Lisa Her· ald, Suzie Samuels and Kath,y Coleman; folk1ore, Bedcy Fultz, Kelly Burdette, Marilee casseU, aoo. Clrxly Glaze; health ·aid, Vicki Slack, Tlm.i HoUman, Cathy Baker, Beth Vaughan, Sherri Lane, aOO Kathy Manley; and dancer, Beth Vaughan, Kath,yBaker, Ll"Herald, Cheryl Woods, and Slleri t.ne and Kathy Manley. On March 28 the Dabbler interest gr0141 will practice for a pup- M6s Margaret Ann carleton and Mrs. Arvil Holter of Bashan are enrolled tor the five week course ol nurses aide tra.inirw at the Pleasant Valley Hospitl.l in Point Pleasant. They are cur· rently in their third week of the course, M-,Sgt. Thorne Cotterill, who has !!Pent the past few weeks here to · ""' Daughter Born To Mrs. Rosse/ Boshan Ladies Will Serve Hunter Ev.ent a daughter. The baby welgbed rtve pounds, 10 ounces and has been named Cheryl :ilsanne. Mr. anc1 Mra. Ressel have two other children, Kenneth and Christine, who are also In Pomeroy with theKntgtrt:l!l ond Mr. and Mrs. Rogor DWanl. They expect to be here Cor a couple more weeks. [HOSPITAL NEWS I J she looked up her IYPoWrlter Sbe hlan't had a call and the roles The Ladles Auxlllar)' ~ the haYe gone stale. Basban Fire DO[IIJ1ment will E. M. Loew retrlf!Ved biJ bu&e sene meals to the Ohio aate Latin Qrarter alp whleb wiU Fox Hunters A110elaUon, March be replaced b.y "Miulq'1 &Jr. 28-30, according to plans made lesque" tbe way negutiatlonllook at a recent meeUng, A soup supper plamed f o r March 22 has been postponod and a drawing schecllled for that date wlll be hold oo Mar<b 29 11 the llrehou ... VISIT RALPH WEBBS Dr. ond Mrs. James Webb ond cblldren or Columbus who were Ward. returning trom a vacation in Admissions PllbUeatlon of admissions is Florida, spent Friday ond Saturprohibited until further notice. day with Mr. and Mrs. llalpb Webb. Births Mrs. James W, Barnette, Gallipolis Ferry, daughter, 4:06p.m, Monday; Mrs. Howard V,&Jyder, 12th Birthday Discharges Mrs. Emma S. Bovle, stephen Foley, Mrs. Nona J. Frye, Mrs. Romle H. Graham, Glem A. Is Celebrated Icenhower, JolutD. Jlvl<lat, Ealpb P. Kern, Mrs. Gerald King, Mrs. Wllllam L. Morpn, Mrs. James M. Roberts, Mrs. Norman H. Mrs. Minn1e stover, Mrs. Ronald J, WUcoxon, Mra. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thom- John llalfel~ Mrs. Hester Cline, as, 011 her 12111 birthclay anni- Rlcbard Bass, Mrs. Jasepb Balversary. siager, Chery1 Adams, Emer sm 'The party was held Saturday E. Adams, Timothy E. Adams, afternoon at tile Thomas home. Milton P. Barnhart, Mrs. E, Leo Game1 were _played with prizes Carpenter, Robert P. Crush, being woo by Martha McNeal, lira. Gladys M. Dalley, James A. VIcki Kell¥, ond Cathy Meadows, Ferrell, Mrs. Thomas E. Flemwho alao won the door J)lize. Ing, Lloyd F. IIJiglnbotham, Roy The birthday cake In the sbape E. Jones, Mn. Alberta G. Koeh~a obamroek, baked by the bon - ler, Michael L McCann, Richard oree•s grandmother, Mrs. Ma- C. Morris, Earl W. Naylor, Jobn bel Walburn, was with W. Pel!rey, m, Bruce A. tee cream. The guests present- O'Rourke, Bobby J. ~ ed alftl to Teresa and were giv- Claude D, Rodrl~z, Clltlord 91otsk,y, pou•ble exhaust s~~ttem Newport Navy Hospital. Pbra1e's OrlclD The phrase "in mufti," meaning dressed in civilian $13.99 Auction OPENING 'liGHT MARCH 20th FREE SHOW THE SHOE BOX AND T11E UGLY Al.'lO WALTER MAT111AU In A GUIDE FOR o few of tho,,.., •• h." ool4 on tM Aodlo AntiOfl, McCLURES DAIRY ISLE · , FOURTH & LOCUST STS. ·. \ IUIIIIAY ONLY STEAK ••••••• . ~' ., '· ER Llv . . Youq1 andTender . . .Home Made Pure Pork ' .·. Seasoned Just Rithl " . . . Q switches. Switchover between heating and cooling is completely automatic-from season to season, within provide cool cort'lfort automatically. Q A Will the heat pump make a difference in the way we live and work! It certainly will! Here are only a few of the benefits you will enjoy with a heat pump. Comfort ... air at just the right temperature-filtered and clean-gently circula:ed the whole year 'round. Clean· liness ... reduces dirt, dust and odor contamination. Convenience ... one thermostat setting maintains the desired temperature ranee- automatically - all year Ion&. Safety ... no fl.tme to worry about. Investment • . . boosts property value and protects investment over the years. How big an area will a heat pump cool and ·SEAFOOD PLATTER 990 9 ounce Sev•al Packaald Varieties size pk1. .,. Lao~h..MttL.-... -.!~J,0 ommended electric heating-cooling dealers give you a "dollars and cents" figure. WHOLE SLAB .. 1•• " Will the heat pump increase construction costs? • . . No connection to chimney flue is required. No fuel storage tank or·sas connections are required. No cool· ing toWer is required. No attic. fan or other forced ven· tilation is required. Q A .Y~. t. .. ' . )' . • Al;L TROP·IC~L ·BEAUY.I ES "' ... ) "•• ~ ~~ . • • t• ,_., ' • ' ).\ • 1 ' • ;J..' • ,. '• ),> • • ' B ARS 2 39~' FIG • ••••••••••••••••••• Rc . COLA••••••••••••••••••••8 69C · PEANUT CLUSTERS.::::•••••£i~49~ ' pkg. pak crt. ··.~ · o · o a · ft'. ,; Fo •••••••••••• .. ...,, DOG · D J ft'l4 .} ' CAT FOo . . .m='r.......... ~~ \_. 251b.l Tasty . • lb. 16oz.bottles . lb. lOoz. Zion Brand ' No. On the contrary, many savings can be realized. For instance: l• &lasses ' OOLDEN~RIPE " A· 4 Smucker's Whai about operating cost! ~ ~ Jt' Nine LIW!s . .. can ·:,:.:.-t. ' Can a heat pump be installed in both new and ex:ittiq homes, offices or factories~ II you already have a satisfactorY warm air duct.syatem the ezisti113 ductwork can usually· be used withthehe.ot_pump-helping to save you money. Call the Electric COmpany and we will lave one of our rccommendtd electric heating-cooling dealers ap-pratae your present duct system. Q' . ~ PINT < '. electricity it uses. The Electric Company has a ·sJX:· 'Cial low electric heat rate and can furnish specific annual operating figures for heat pumps. · Flavors ILK 13 PINEAPPLE~I;&l,\::•••••••••••;;:.29~ ~ V 1 00 ' 4 L L J E GRAPE • •••••••••••••• Surprisingly low, thanks to !he fact ·tJut a heat pump requires no water for cooling, and delivers more than two units of heat for every heat unit of Q 53 Several e PkiS. OLEo 1.00 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• . PEANUT BUTTER.~h:~•••••••••;~:.69~ : ,.. •. Generally speaking, the cost of a heat pump is comparable to that of a central heating system plus a central cooling system. Factors such as size and con· struction-and the proposed location of the heat pump onter into the determination of initial cost. Call the Electric Company. We will have one of our tee· the same day, or even hourly. On a cold morning, for example, you'll get heating. But if the weather should suddenly turn uncomfortably warm after the sun comes out, your heat pump will reverse itself . .. to Mrs. Paul's Mrs. Filbert's Replar4·Stlck What about initial cost? A Is the heat pump truly automatic! 20 ct. pkg. . movem~t A Q A .3Z4oz.l oo· lb. . What about fresh air- indoorsl tricity (just like your electric refrigerator)- no fuel, no water. Principally this- the heat pump is all· 2'9 - lb . lb. MIDDLEPORT, (.i, "We Reaerve The Right To Limir Quantities" QUEEN Of SCOT Poly Bat . Mixed Yegeta.les ••coli & Cor1 · -····················· 39"',." .SAU., AGI'••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'S.LICED BACONi:~::~d•••••••••·:· 39~ 's ~:.:MI~II and Second Sis. • IIALtiST MILK K Gellon 39c 1•. POlK A A heat pump is .1 refrigeration machine which, by automatically reversing itself, heats as well as cools. It is a single unit that uses only air and elec· · We Aceept Federal FOod Stamp. PHONE: 992;3481r . Slq• Sales & Service & McCalls Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 POMEROY, 0. · II the heat pump new! A '. Of course, the type of conatruction is lmpor· No. Heat pumps are backed by many yean tant here ... such factors as insulation, &lass area, of tCilin& development and oonstant Improvement. shadin&, 1nd so forth. f{owever, heat pump models ,ffeat pumps W.r~ introduced back in 1932. These .in· are available, thot will cool111d heat homes of five to otalt&tlonl·in all P.nl ofthe United St&tei have been eight l'ooms and ll:rjer. For industry, heat pumps meet checked 'and double chec:ked. A heat J>!tmp hu been exactlnaoommercial cuttomer needs ... either singly , developed !)tat Is a practical, ,dependable air condl· or in multiples to provi~ complete, custo.mlzed, zone· .tloDet and heatin& unit th~t provides ·the fineil In by-zone comfort wherever lt io needed. year 'round comfort, automatically .. ..d ~omlcally;_ For more IDformatlon fll·out oad iballlhe ..U...t""'-1, poollp Pobl Can! Ill'.,.... .Ma..b clecttlc 'iml<ie ltlliaraiL · MIDDLEPORT, 0. " I SUPER MARKEJ,..Open Dally 9 to 9:30 Sun. 12 to lb. '. Servlq: Gallipolis, Middleport, Pomeroy, 0. & Mason Co., W. Va. Yes. Since a heat pump is an air system using both indoor and outdoor air in its opera· tion, it supplies fresh air automatically. A r.~ Dealto- Tho .. 1111 THE MARRIED MAN ~y Just what is a heat pump and how does it heat! ~leo- · Sh.lf ... Toy Choor. -----------Dudley's Florfst ., fr~h, Bol Q *""''''Co111 Tobloo ....... s.., Stoolo ... Rolli" T•J• flecwHr·o rm..,, - L•FumltUN - .... TilE GOOD, T1IE BAD Tilp Qualltr ;', exclttment. It's all hert. CC?me, browse! Up With Flowers A Lo...,. .. Mlrnro .. CLINT EAS1WOOD in in color, texture Cheer Them YES! Set the .automatic thermostat to your liking, air conditioning comes automatically, no mat· ter what the season. You don't even have to flip any .... . ca........., . .. w.u ,,...!tel O..lrl ... ij' ..1'···\ Cube.Pork,.. .... ~ •••• ~~. 69C Wieners•••••••••• .. Q On your cllal Ma~ Zl·:z2.23 ' .h . .... Eootor linory for you ••• for tho wholo family ond sgve on fashion fabrict ftGturing tht latest n•w• Sonlt-One Sick? burning fuel of any iind I ... makes efficient use of electricity only. It is a dream of electrical living come true- clean, convenient and safe. WMP0-1390 lu., ot )'CI!r . .- Come atltch up a wardrobe of . I electric. It cools without water and heats without Wed. 8:45 A.M. AUDIE MURPf!Y in GlJNS FOR AP ArHF"P &~ Al.'lO a cruh Berlitz Fr111eh cwrae aot ber oooltlalu ready ror lwbond Jahll'l Boqtwn . - . . sadorshlp .... The oljpl II AI Schacbt"l ""I "CioMd for Al~ teratlons" but rorljsllt - with· out AI - who sold It a bit back - 111e rootaurant slutter· fD . Lean, Tender For Special Dishes A • · Bak•' s Radio . Barbara Dleahower•• taldDc What makes it different from other year 'round air conditionersr ta, HAVE YOU HEARD? Easter Fabrics • . . .., .... In ....,...... Q Whara Shoaa Ate The baby wa!abed 5\1 pounds. clothes as opposed to a uni· So111lbly Prlc•• form, originaUy meant the M a - Mate 3-C Holter Is loose robes of the mufti, an MIDDLEPORT, 0. aboonl the u.s.s, c... The Federal Reserve SysIslamic canon law expert on eade currently at Puerto Rieo.. W. is divided into 12 dis· The ship will return fD New: !be Koran. tricts, each with its own port In early April. Mr. ond Mrs. Federal Reserve bank. AnD Holter ~ Balllan ond Mrs. ~-- Florence lUte ~ lb!can..We, Pa. are the granclpannb. Mr. SONNY AND HIS DAIRY ISL! STAPP AND ond Mrs. Worl..- om. ~ o.x. IIIANAG!MINT WANT TO Gl'(l YOU A ter are sreat-cr~. or carburetor faults. -Qt. ~1a1.'5 .. ~ Machinist Malo 3-C ond Mrs. ~ Newport, R. L, are annoondng the birth af a son, Gory 8obort, ao March 15, II lrees. dreams In.... .. B. Gory Holter -A GtneTal Moton opoktsman on GM's recall of 4.9 million cars for a check of .... The IIIY•or"*· boom ,.. IIIII' orealo 20 lqlt thellrea I! t11o bullderllab tilt Clt;y llall tn•ouro !P"aeofuiiJ .... N, Y. tO ~ lalrlltllr • 11ft startfnlln 1t>r111 will boa. blueot over: ol>out 85planeodll. ly llllded with tboaoeds ~ Yan· of his fr~ted ,, • • BdwJ, Bathe At Navy Hospital stack to find a needle. Malcollll llellowoll dlilll't 101 mueb aa1ar1 ·tor 1110 "!I" me>Ylo but when tmdleoro Alborl. Flme.Y and Mlchaollledwfn road 1111 Amerlcaa noiloos IIMu" ,... Male 1 rdlvor IJllcoln .... l'rln· eeso Graee Invited u •. S. "pbiJ. OIOPblcal pointer" lloulloo Bazata tO ahlblt Ids daubl In tile Sliced Fine .Quality this pastel lustre pump wilb tho p . ;wed \ gl~ .. ) IWIID!tr IOIIOIIal - · Miss America Son Born Mar. 15 lt"o like calling in a hay. •... 11'1 ao - • tO the oopo "lllll - ~ lllolr balldlnD II pla!IJied with burpirlos. · Jane liunell'l "1be - · ablo Frauds'' mav:leliUn't boon releaoed and IIIII' nov• be.... Jae Lrwlno and 110Vallll Harold Rabblnl are .., the cblll; .._. because Lrwlno eoolod .., RoJ>. bini' '"lbe Dreamer•" DCJf8) ••• DaYid Hommlnp ond Gorlo lbtniCUU, who """ llmel to mako . lt perlllllllill thoy said, ,....... Cbr!J, .... THE ELEITRI HEAT PUMP Holzer Moclleal Center, First Ave. Visiting hours 2~ ond 7..! p.m. Parents ooly on Pedlatrtea '"""'d Timely Quotes ~the Supper Event BY JACK O'!!RJAN . ant In a Madleoa Avo. building bera ~ the c:l>llclreo'o ebalr ~ NEW YORK - '!be cble now bid biJ ront wllammed I3S per llealh United llotlloti!at Cburell Joekv Club aot ott to • llllna· llj)WII'do •••• ~on Wocb!sdoJ !ollowtnJ rehoorsal lng liar!: 1110 IOdalllos (one cara1 !'Irk reriiDi ror at the bome ~ Mr. and M r a. wl111 a "Ill" tQIOid aaiD h I s $600 wool ror $600 a mmth Bernard Fultz, Fllrlant Drive. Plllldlel. No blue· the llrllyeor ~ 111 now 1-, The ddldren will meol at the IB!De) blaocl splJled "" BW· ,1,000 the ..ctwreh at 3:30 p.m. for reaular lnplo)' used to aoe wellojlllb· The VlnOODI MtneJII1 bavo a r~sal and .then will be b-ana. lldzod llsht • ..... aood slzzllna soelaiiMII8 thoy'rokoop. ported at 4 p.m. fD the F u It z nf&blclub pub IY: 1110, DO aood lng from their IIYOrlte columnhome. Cameo bave been planey' s wile Barbara Ist .,., SiunJey Davi1 II DOW the ned for the various aae 1f0U11 Ina• ate In for tbe w lead-- JOwtob Bob lklpe - he'U pll)' 1 ond tile ebllclren will rout wilD· Ing IQf ~ Art's fDurinll "LovNriea or 11roe11 - · for the ers and have SU(C)er. er•" hlt now the eaat call 1m>p1 over lbore .... Tho MilMn. Fultz, director, ukathat them "Th Ionium Qdld'l .....,u Ulorlrf the ebllclren bring their pomles Award tor belt '1nunaaltartu., for palms to be Uled oiJ. Palm Turuer) 101• fD 011.. Blpl.ow()lrs, lilmcla,y. The ebolr will &Ina at fD an old IJerbert) Pell for "Bellada," I both the Palm !imda,y and Ea1ter true tale ~ wartime l!llnJpo .... ..... will $10,000 Smday worahlp servicea, Sbe died ....., .••• Jim Far. $J,G00 1011 with It fD the atep. 181't eye Oj)era rilhtllfter mother ~ Sou. Claiborne Poll. Easter will be ror llraCII .... is The Liz T~Jior-Burtm ftlm IDs last two were tor detached UBoomtf C0Jt $5,000,000 and baa retina ond_a blood clot, •••• Ten· 791 fD 1101 Ita llrll mDU... back ·-· Ex-eolwmdll Dorio Lin,ywas Mrs. BrooksRol&elotMoundl~ Uked fD do roles In 1110 vllle, w. va., who has spent the ' pictures b.r 0110 ~ tbe nolllist past three months here witb her movie nouveau• who phoned her f!Very day when she oould drop uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn. A. R. Kaigbl, gave blrthThur""-rfD bls name lnlo print .... Since .. ,hl!r - to - • holallt lqlber l'attor, 'l'!lo1'D af· Carol Chamlna told a frllod fer Sbe enda ber ChidleltorFu · "I'm apoechloaol" ond I boa tlvai...U.C tlda - . llpelll 15 allnuteo raplllilllnc wiiJ - ramny1 haS llOW reported Sewart Base in Tennessee. His tamUy, now residing wlth Mrs. CotLerW's mother, Mrs. J. Edward Foster, wlll move there in June. Miss Carla Morris, sophomore en favors or green camatlonl. lklss, Clll!ord W. Runyoo, Ted at Ohio State University, is home Allendlng besides tho.. nam- W, SIDney, Cbarleo B. WUDamtor the spring break. ed were lolary Boggs ond Beth 11011, Mr•. Irene L. WIJe, Jute Joe Gilmore and Barry Boyer, VOUBiw>M. ;.{Jelst, Mrs. Roy L. bw, employed in Columbus, spent the Mrs. JIUJI8ll A. a..-no:da and Inweekend here with their parents, fant son, Mrs. R1cllard M. l!ajos Yr. and Mrs, Elza GDmore, Jr., and Infant daulllrters, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. WWaniBoyer. Clulrles E. Calaway ond Infant aoo, Mrs. James M. Fox IDd In~ rant 11011, and Mrs. Jason Pear1011 ond Infant .... with hiS T&DUIII', 11m1a Carlo cu1no at the .H. wfli - pet show, original with puppets which they make, to be presented at Oak Hill, dau&ftter, l:(l5 a.m. the party honoring the fly--ups from the Brownie troop, Tuesday. The fl. Patridc's Day theme wa1 carried out at a pan;y honoring Teresa Thomas, daughter ,. Choir To Enjoy a._. will be 118l"Ved fD mem. Election ot omcen an:l patrol organization featured a meeurw ol Syl'lcuse Troop 254 Thursday night. Aliaa Harris was elected reporter for the troop and Julie Gooch was ranted &01"@: leader. Demaraa Ash will serw as junior leader the troop, am Denise Hendrix will be the assistant junior Ieeder. Kim Grueaer was elected leader m:t Lou Ann Staats, assistant leader of the cave Girls. Ctleryl Moore is leader, and Debbie Har· den, assistant leader, of the Riders. Mrs. Paul Harris arlf Mra. ~ Neaae are the leaders of the troop ard others attending the meeting were Vicki Rizer, Gandl rume, Bobbi Cttapman, Karen Guinther, Darlene Duncan, and Susie Gooch. - u..._.. ' . '. .. ~ye-Poppin,' Scot " Lqd Value ·IJ-uys! . ,Wholo '. K.,.al . ~ ·. f.U.Corn . I , . -~ . �' WANT AD ' IH,Oittu.TIOH ' DUDL.INES O.y ••, •• ~lk...... Menfty D..411M t •·"'· & C•rectiOIII Will H ecl9fitN Ufttll 9 •·•· fot I r ~· ! ' ',,Ill. c... n.u· Dey .r P"'Ucetien · REGULATIONS. TM P..411t ...... ..,.., the rlfht .. ,WII er rejel:f enr ellis 111••-cl -· . fK.Ii-1 . The ,-llah.r will rtat lie retponsiltl• for - • than one IIICGI'f'ICI intfltlen. RATES For Went Alii S.r¥1CI • 5 ctnlt ,., Woul ent Insertion MhtiiiiV• Cherp 75c 12 centl P1f worlll three r;ont•t:u· tl¥e ln..rtloM . 11 ~enlt pet Word tl• con.. cuti•• lntel11onl . 2! per cent DlttcnJnt r:~n pailll edt ..... •Ill• ,.id wit hill 1a dlll)'l. CARD OF THANKS & O&ITUARY $1 .50 for SO word ,.;ni.ulft. Ee . ..tlllltlonel werd 2;. A.lditlont~l li .. lllll'lt. 1966 CHEV. II TON PANEL·····-·-···················---···$900 V-8 engine, e~uto. h"ans., P.S.l P.S. practically new tires. Thi 1 is a re-al buy at on )' - ~~ 0. _ · Mof9r. Co. ·. @) · .. OPEN IVIU:OO P.M. BLIND ADS (/~ 25c Charge per Ad•tr- OFFICE HOURS For Rent For~ HARMONY a...,._ls - S POODLE PUPPIIIS, .UC 'l'ol IIIII f rooms. ~ now m!nlatun, J'/5 IIIII up. 81111 walls, lloonl, lumllure, prisarvl<e IIIII ll""""'rl' ,._ vate partJDg. out o1 11ooc11, II8MHt u • 1111 1 bloc:b from l'omeroy pool cdllce, 111U392 from 10 a.m. POTATOII:S, l'lloal IMI.I -, :Ji'' .. ". ' WMPO an tal p.m. I wn.L NOT be mpon~~lble lnr any debts contneted by anyooe other than myself. WendaD W. Buter Maoon, W. Va. 3-18-3tp Ulfc ...... SeMcltl CURTlS9 CATTLE Breodlal llenlce. 1'110111 hoW DIII'Uiei'O)' •16'1.-I CooJ. IIIII FORD FllrloDt, BT, VI, .ole caD IIIU.. S.lWDie . . _ . lnilll·, utra cl-. Pb. . . . . . M#1c 8!P1'IC tub clllllell. lll1la' Sanitation, Slwttirt, llldo, DELUX'E Ft1gldalre air caadl- l'lloal 111-11111. 1-lMJo tiooer, 6000 BTU, err.eDent. COIIdltlon, 1100. amaD 8alpoll1l c. c. IIIWIPUIID CllnllceiWIIII,I'IIrtllad. JO.)I.Ifo SEVEN ROOMS, both, 011 '!'boo ma Fort. I'IDie 992-111'1 or --· S-!Ute - . ·~ Contlete and Brake S.VIce New Haven Social Events .LAETTNAR'S IN .. ' I <. ' ~ ,,;_;,_ . 1 NEWS preseiiiS .-"" ". .,' IIIFORMlltOI FURNilllll!lD In 1'0)', IJvp ...... and both. SEE NEWLER Bulldlnf !lip. Call ...... mal61 ply for bulld!Ds ~our home, u.tlc: Long time loin available. AUCI'IONBIII reti&frator •· can - - . Z.U.tlc FURNISIIEil TWO BEDROOM c...pl!ito ...... IUae apartment, Mtddleport. Pllone , _ • 212' WILL DO sewing at bomo tll-#14. a...tlc HAY, 10 eenta bole. 0eorp E. ..... Cllllt ztppera, nockets, pegging, Carallll, Rl. 1, Mldd!eport, Dill . . . . . hemming. altnatlons, etc. FOIJR ROOM l'urnllbtd ~ . PIIIIIO 74UIIi:S. S-!Nip litre Mrs. freddie 'l'lu!bel, Maoon, !1111111. Phone 9IIU!Iitl. s.f.t!o Phone 773-5551. 4-!0-lfo AIR roNDITIONIIIO llelllprMAPLE <OIIIIOie ateroo, MODERN TliREE n111111 apsrt. modal Willi powerl'ul AM • Jrelt'l Ro!tttVACANCY for two elderiJ peo. meut, an eleotrlc, may be II'IUon, llnr llavaD. boao FM radlo. Jllll lib · Ru pie. Prefer J"ivate paid pawarranty, asaume 12 PIJ- . . . . f I 1111 .,. appointment. """"' tienla. Pbone M-. 773-IIA 111!.11'11: S4J..Il<: menla of 11.411 or wiD dJt. I~ <011111 lnr casb. Cab ..... FOOR ·room lumlsbed bo11se s-tMII! A'n'ENTIUN Melp lanclowJ>. batil l'l1one 911%-3338. s-17o31c ' tn: gaa ...... IIIIJit. ed In Me1g1 Count)'. Write P. ,.'I'IIAIIJFJI SPACE on Gravel 0. Dol 251, Pome!O)', Otllo. IIlii, '110 Maple st. 3-18.3\p /' .·,, ,,,, ' ' .·' . ' LOCAL REPORtS DAILY ' 1 IWOIVI AT J:SO A.M. · .1l .NOON 3 P.M. ... ,' ' (~ .AND •=38 P.M. ..me.. l<eeping Meigs Gallia and, · Mason Area Infarmed · As Well As on .... 3-8-Uip r W'1II'I'E Scboo\ At111otlc lllreater. Call llf3.2'178. 3-ll«l: j 1 ..) 1111 CHEVY 2, V-1 .-aile, 1116 door liedaD; 1111 a. veUe, 11m door blnltop, pow- er 8leerlng; Ull'l ,_4_ I '•" ' l MIIIIIDI IEWIIIO Fastback, V-1, 4-apeed. Call IIU647 or SIIU741. It tic W•ntecl To Buy MACHINES, reprlr ..moe, an mater. WY s. 2211. 'S'bo rabrlc SlloP. ....,.. -"1· A!d)Jorlled SIDpr 8rJeo IIIII llenlw. We Sblrpen ADollar Will Do It! ROYAL TYJ>EWRITEII, Kodel TURTLE SOAP.. 3 boro $1 DIM. any eondltton, Pllone Auto S.let Reteat llls-5143, 3-18-51e lllll DODGE ~ Tcm Plcbp ~. GOLF BALL$...... 3 lor $1 Truck, In good condition, ..... Rot, 69c to 89c W.'dm!:D TO BUY- 'l't!letoope tact Rosa Stewart. MluerlTOOTHBRUSHES..2 lor $1 aGARE'i'IE veadlngrr+N• at least 1011 JIO"'''. Call llf3. \'ille, Weld1town IIIII, CaD STRETCH YOUR 11111 ...........ABC Eatai*lfll. 2111 be-. 7:111 am. IIIII 992-7111111, S-16«1! DOLLAR HERE .....,, W, Va. l'llaae '1'11-1111. f:lll pJJL weekdays. 3-1,._.. Bryants Doll• Shop 1161 CIII!:VROLE'I' Belair, two AlmQ111!11, dl!boo, fumHun, 106 C"ourt St, Pomo"'y door, 2113 engine, automalle RADIO 111111 'IV repair, boaae ddna cablnets, old pllcmc> 992-5896 transmlalon, radlo, !lice erDa, IIIII ......... lallaDid.....,.,., - · mlac. Lee t.mo or trade lnr It fOol alum. llolllslll, ltlf Lesion Terral». Jollll Pboao Inum .....,, Clyde Ka, MOIJNTAmEI!:R Truclr: ....,, a.utp lillie 'I'Upperl Plains, 1'111110 .,_ 36 lliCbes hl&b. 100 . incheB 3181. S.atlp loiW, 15 lliCbes wide. I'IDel1111111'1l'd wood interior, Inside and :161 PON'I't'.C Star Cldel, two outside Ugbts, gold and wblte, AliTOIIOBILI blllfiiOI bee1 $210, George IIIII, Pbone 1111- erneelled! toot ,.,.. ...... door' """" nmniDg condl_., lleeale! Cab • •zs. llon, Power .8teerlng and 011. S-~Utc I II tlo brakes, $115. See at t15 KerT st. or Pllone l~V:-IIWI. S-J8.3tp ·NEW !KlLAND :rn !lay Liner ... ...., u.mooa. Baler.""""'-·s-luq, Help Wanted !II LADIES wanted part time . --- lor Party Plan, car - oar,. write Bos IIIII L eue of . Oldo. S-164to lnr and supervllton, wife lor bousemotller 1111 a rotation bull, others on alai!. ltetlred COI!Pie COOBideral. Utnitiis aDd a(lll'lment !oJm. pluo ..1111')' lor eadl. For - _,tntment can m.- or 231o6flt C.lumbuo. S-~ IIOUSEKEI'PER NEI!IJED, Un lD H -td, pol -"" ... - · llgbt -. ---·-. ,.,.. Milo !liiiiOVE EXCESS bcldJ lluld wllb FltMu Tablets, 01117 AUTO MECHANIC, good pay, ., •• at Ntbon 3-14-451p aood world!~! conditions. lolult ha.,. own hand tool~ AWl)' IlllOll Cr .,ney Chrysler • Ply .. LOS& WI!:IGHI' SAFELY wllb """"' - · nrus. -h, Pt. Pl•.alll!ll. ........ PVRNISIIID and unfurnished . . - -. CI. . to school l'lloal llloi!SI, tO.!Me . Doh\~ It Nelson tablets. Only . . nrus. s-!Uip SUPER stuff, sure nuf, tbat'l Blue IAialre for cleaDlDg rup and upbolllllry. Root electtle llrampooer fl. Baar Fumltun. Z.l7.etc ... ----- BUNDY B Flat Clarinet like new, 115, olio ll:e new camp. lng lout, 17 I 7, uoed 1hree limes; Iilii. Pllone li9Uitt. S.lfae ...1Estate FOr 511e IIOilNEY ZIOWNDIIJ ........ Boiler Pbeel . . . M"lzl.&, . . . UIGic '·.t ' 8. &.HAL 11. . IIOTICI Ofl DWAT! l rf'ti!~, · · , ·1 I I c~ ) ~ ·: ·.. UII!IIIIAHIIA and , . , _ pup. flO-karl, Kodak Ntrw. lie IIIOOie Cal - 118M I' •..• - 1. 1&000. Pbmt-- s-!Ute MALE AND FI!JMALE. Mall and wile team lor mldlowll giN donn. Msn ·I . . ) !1117 1M ll Jl6 - . . lbreo bedrooma; !Deluder ......... ldO ll ....... v;,\ llle DaDy Sentinel, .........,., \ ' • For Sale orTr•d• lost ·9!'1 . ,.-, Carel Of Thanks Notice .. POMIItOY, OHIO ' 1:30 r;~ . lft . to 5:00 p.111. Dell~ liJf.•·"'· to 12:00 Noon Soturdoy 1 WISH to mend my sincere thanks to all tltooe wbo sent cards and visited me willie I was a patient in Plenaanl Valley Hospilal. EL18ene Holter 3-18-ltp •.. ,..· ...... riJ ....nc. ~""'"~.tit ... Ofl ...... " ,.,.., ~ _,._ Diu ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gin -· -- - ••~ -. - :..-::t..:Jt;. ... ·r=' culri• of tiM~.... .r ~""'-!;; ...... ,_ ... ..... .......... . ........... .., ... ,_. -..._., ..... •nrllll.t . . . . Oh Crt II I IN IWIC • .......... .,. MMIIn' . l.O:::..•·••":~OZ: ..... - l· I fill UJ I . . . . " .HOBSTETTER REALTY I \ •• CAN<.T SEEM -n:> .FINP M¥ KEYS! �.' r ' '•·. ~AI .,.1 ' i ' ' ';I~ j' .,llifjle~ , :t!los ' ' ' ' en . ' ' ' ' · I I : Ill' ~ni\Od. ~si ' ~- · <' I •I 'I '""' do$ at ~ SW. Unhwoley ol A Chl~ New Y<M'·k'o l>~ , ..... Wll closed '~ , · Pill, and n V!IJplial10 ~,'QndJ: . . oludenU were l.I)IW'e4 in 1 tJnl~rol~ o) 0ota\lnito \ ~· . taclal br"!!. '\'hr~ed hold . to dlacu•• ,~ ·pr<D. : ~':!~O:i~ ~ ~~ ~e~~·.~: : ,·-~~ '' .. . high and Junior high school ··~nts In Los AJwete• lost .&<me aQIIPOri Jlten teae":&rs who hod refused ID.croio p!~kol lines at a junior high aehool IIJ'<liiP ploys with mulllclanshlp voted to returft to ClUII'QOIIIII . and finesse. Keep up the nne todljr. Eagle Band Going to Ohio State Finals Tho Eastern fUI!I> School"Eag\e" Band, above, received all D Minor." some ot the favorable c o m- menta by )ldges were: Accord- detailed work. Ml emgratulatng to (Lawrence Grlfl'en o1 New- tloos to yoo. A moat musical and Saturday · ark Ohio) - 11 Good work - In refreshlng sound.,. . The b~d under the direction my 'opinion you represented your Sight reading judge, Robert ri Charles' Y~. wiU' particl- chosen ut..muaic, yoor school, Martin ol Cincinnati)- "A fine pate in the state finals at Cuya- your director, yoo.r parents, and IIOUDding group and a~ Bliht !llperior (I) ratings for the second consecutive year ln Ironton yourselves to Ntb degree today. hoga Falls. The band performed at Ironton the requiredmrnber, ••Passacaglia in E Flat " and the two selected number; "Army of the Nile" and ucoo~rto Grosso in I enjoyed your entire performance. Congratulations;" (Robert Hornyak ol Cincinnati) ....:. "A ncy superior performance. Thls reading .100. Director•s uplana- U.On was nry good. Major &trool points ~_the band were Goodtme quality, good balance, g o o d blend, good dynamic ccmtrol, and good precision, especially Oil "Army of the Nile." The only weak sp>t mentioned JY.l. was that there were a rew min01' intonation problems in certain places. Chaperones accompanying the teract" was a success. Second place winner was a group com-, band were Mrs. Denver Weber, Point Band is ,. inner MASON - The Royal Gestures, a musical group from Point Pleasant, won first place in the third annual, "Battle of posed of five yooths from Wa- Mrs. Waller Brown, Mrs. Earl hama called "'The Rubber Banet. u Dean, Mrs. Charles Humphrey, the Banda" contest Saturda,y at Another musical group f r o m and Mrs. Charles Yeago. Point Pleasant, "Sahara Water Wahama. 'lbe contest, sponsored by' ••Jn- Works" won third place. First place wtmer received $25, second $15, and third place, $10. Six musical groups partici- Classes were canceled Mo. CoJJUDiMione..S are Asking for Gravel The Meigs County comm,lasioners voted to advertise for 10,000 tons of No. 64 gravel mll5,000 tons ot ungraded pea gravel Mondoy, They aho will advertise Cor gas bids for the upcomi~ threemonths period, appointed Jack Welsh of Middleport on a hooslng authority, and gave permis-sion to the Colwnbia Gas ofOhio, Inc. to lay 1 pipeline under a sec· tion of road. Attetklingwere Commissioners, Charles R. Karr, Sr., president; Robert CJ4rk,and Ralph w. Ours. ·• ." F. ., I decidld' the unlveh!l1·w...td be beDeitutl. lll')re ~· , our . ' ·• J.. lealine thfn We would .,.,. .• . opo!<OinWI oald. " FlJl>li brol<o out ' "'"'!!Y .. " I ... I\""'"' ... II \I ~ ·j~. ~"·. between Near<> alii· , · ••.,... " COrda I. (curt)~, 88, died atudenti In Bloom T~ , · elrty tblt '·mOminr t.r.'w...,._ Hill> School In Chit,.O Helatl~ • Iy llbtJIItal. ' ru., a suburb ot ChiC'a;ga. Eleven Mr. Noble Wal'bom March 15, atudents were inJured · anil 1001 In Ma,.,. Cclullb', W, Va. ~·s clasaes were canceled. He waa the 11<11 of llui lale Ell LOCAL n:MPS and Diam!a Rodpro Noble. He 1bete-r/llllre lnl'olllerol"o. waa · alao preceded Ill deatb by llusine88 ciiJlrlci at ' .... brother IUld • Ill-. He '.18 ll.ll'Vived 1>1 a aliter,, 11:20 a.m. tocloy wu 5t 4!osree• Mrs. Lena Wolle, Ml!Weporl; under pardal.l;r overcall akiea. two brothers, Howard D~ of RD, VETERANS MEMORIAL aon; and several nieces, nO!lhewo HOSPITAL and cwalns. Admlasfooa - Slndra Jobn' Funeral services will be held 11011, Pomeroy; ao¥4 Doustaa, Tlwredoy at 2 R·'"- from I h o n0xter1 Carolyn ~8011. 118Rawlings Coats 'Funeral Home . dlle; Bose Marte Leadlnallam. with the Rev. Rsullln Moler~- ~euse1 !J(yrtlelfollolllli,Cool- · !lelatlng. Burial will be in Grav- vlile; Dalila Kl~. Po~;ll6el lUU Cemetery. Friends may ney Hankin..O. Rutland. call at the funeral hOme Wttme Discharges - Mae Wolfe, Ben alter 10 a.m. on WednoiKlay. Ke-8011. ' • OU.. • 0¥~ iDcli .; .,..;. ·• '~mo~ Toro A~to- 1 Sillfle Action Foldi. Hibdle · • Combilaatioli ct.Ok•_llDCl tbrottle tnOwrt.ed. oa con&rol )MUlti _• .._alilln ........... •hoel .... dri.. lolf•....,.w.,. '. . . .,, l Sarah; two soni, Clle daughter, three brotllen and two sisters. Mr. VanCooney was a raundhwse employee r1 the New York Central railroad for 44 yearo. He was a member of the Middleport Baptist Church and Moden Woodman Lodge. He Is sunived by one son, Charles M.. Middleport, and a daughter, Mre. Ray <Frances). Reuter, Canton; five graodehD· drill, •111>1 great.grandehlldren, and several nieees and neph- ews. semce• F....,... will be hold ThuriKlay at 10:30 a.m_ at Ule Ra"ll!llo Coats Funeral Home w:ltb the Rev. Charles !lmms dllclalin£ Burial will be in .I Gravel Hill cemetery. Friends DillY oall the !unoral home after 10 a,m. W...,.IKlay. IIEIG'l GENERAL HOSPITAL Admlaalona - Joe H'1 1 e 11, POme~W; wiuda &nllh, RDtland. Diochargos - None. ED HUGHES ILL T h e Middleport emergency •Cit*! answered ,a caD at 9:15 LDL Tueoda3 to the Ed Hugbel home at the corner of Beoeh and Park sta. from where Mr. Huillea ns taken to Veterans Memor11111 Hospital IUld - .Hied ao a medico! pollen!. . ', ~ ' ' I Faculties ta:;:,~ ~·h•ere W. illt Play ::.:.~:::-:"::: ,For DfS arruted Tuolda.Y 11ter110011 dur- : ·-~ 1 ·~~ On Solo In tho Hou....,,., Dopertmont ht Pl_,r. , Stop In and ' " tloo many model• of Toro La"" Mowyt• Mony new ltaturol ln tloou 1969 Taro'•' fll1i you lr want to .k~W ,al.out. Torv Mowttt ort ~"'WI'l ••.,,.. w1t.,. for' •llc.llt•t ptrfonnaftce and ltn1 wear. -. ' ' 1 . oulled In tile .IUIPtnllim ol 41 atudelta all\ two IHII'bera ol the •• ; ' '' )' -ill!• Midi• :~~:::;:;;;::y..:w.:&:?.::-::::=:~~~ counties. The7 inclwledfivetrom FIVE - DAY FORECAST Gallla COIIIIIY, two 6'om Melp, three from Pike, IUld one from By IJnlted Pre" lntor•tlonlll Temleratures In 0 h 1 o T)!ursdoy tbrouglJ Moodoy wiU ' ' ,' hill>• 45-50 in north IUld 51h15 in a011fh IUld nlJl>l • time l01ro moelly in the 30L ' I Cooler f'rldo.y IUld Soturda,y IUld llide chaqJe to Monii,Y. Rain late Tburldoy ... f'rldo.y and apin about Monloy, ox,Peeled ID total 0110 - tenth inch Ia ~ to lwo - te- or three • tentho luch in IIOIIIh. . oleal group of !,vnn Tennant, ::%:~~~~~::~;t..:~::::o;:::::~:~.z~-;x.~.;.~~ Jackson. CJuiaqher· wu one ol: two facul*" members suJpnwted Tueoda3 allenioon. Tho otltor was Eugene Newman. lnatructor or sociology. Newmano-lledhla,...._ tlon tocallqeoal.cialatbiamom. (Jll, acionlllll to a · C<lllego spol<e...... OUBI'ED PI(WEM • - IIi Gnllde Coll&ll'l ....... to rehire W1111amN. ~. pnteooor of Eaallllll, ~ in • ...... ·~n~~~. TlloiKlay - - .,.,. wldeh two]lll'DII'INrl ... i~ ed and IIUcllatl .,., I II. u I Sb-leldorollldJ+oMlle. · tim card• _ , labil froiD 100 Tho IIIIPBndecl otudento 'Ifill haw thslr " " ' !Ieoni .'41ril 10 by the Boord ol Trustees. The collep decree ,., that they be ., counter ~ dar:¥•....-. baclcfq thocollqoitilm.oira. ofl campua by noon today. tloo ... 1101 hallod. prole-• .... """"' ... Charlie Dlve:ro, Jim Wlldermuth, Gary Tedeaeo, Jolm Zuspm and Gary Aruolit, and the Eastern EUIIhilghters, ol 1\qlpers Plalna composed of Steve C<lwdery and Joe Grlllltb. The-w!ming band• and partidpanta are a1 follows: Royal Gestures: Dee T)!evenln, Rick Turner, Willie Lewis, Johnny Love, Butch BrlJI>I, Mike ...w-·s ,......... Carlyle, Jack ~ldnl. ,i. The Rubber Band, Ds Woyne Toylor, Rick FoWell, Gary Bur~ Paul Sone, Gary M!ldlell: Slbara Water Works, Roger Stbtn, Mike 9llm, Henry Rolli, Randy Daniels, Danny Royblm • . Judeea weretwopro{e1slonala, Burke Hathswoy and Jobn Smith. . Gary ' Mltdlell, pnsldeol of the Senior Clasa IUld Interact, reported $300 ,.... realised !rom tile muolc~ .progrllll- BRIEFS Crts~. PAS :: '" _....,. _....,. PANll HOSE NYLON, HOSJ roow. '" '!; ' If Disorders Continue lffill J.oMIH W"~H - Cut Jn Federal Funds,· Promised By President . 'JOO Prealdent Nbon hu clocided to enlorce moro atrlctb' olllotllw lawa 'liiiiiOrill!!l tho !oderll ftam ;Ao llt!ldtlnto who creole """""' dloordert, Hapubllcaa .....,..,_ WASIIINGTON (UPJ) - or ' MEIGS tHEATRE TONIGHT ONLY MARCH 18 .. ,.,..,..,, C.. He..,_ 1 Decntot RUGS ~391 THE' GREEN BERETS · • (Te.tvncolor) John wl1ne - David Janoaen COUJRCAQTOONS: FlyJng Circus '!be Door llailPY-Go-Luci<y SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. P....t~runlt l wllhlbll In 7 colm: I!OfHIIIId bleklng. ,............,"' RA'{WARE 499 MELAMINE DINNERWARE CM!Iy N pilot Kenilworth HI, 1111: pllae Mttlnp. c:ludH 4~1'1-ht ..... ,.,., ....... , 9" 'r· U.ususJ..,... INMI HEN ON NEST ...... 99c A•IIJr, A.,.c.- ot Milk a... 1JiH'I. Wlfl '*""· ....lUNNY ,..... MOI.p ... ' "' ' . . . . =--· . . . . . 1... . ,, ' ;f '!'- A JDolipbeOI <If $3,S17,6t hal nordld Charlaa D, Wlnebr_. lilil Llado ........~. ~- GlolmC.OiaJe, ...-li...Coulnclbc;ompor,, .. llelp WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY -'t. Cclullb' - ...... ' , . ccurl' MARCK19 -20 ·-............ NOT OPEN --- GNNHeiC'.....• a;f tun •ur· prl••• tor 111111 UOII EASTEI GRASS ~=n::n:!; '. '" 1510 PIVI booll that Ill tay '-It a.. ........... lfl for ci'IIICINI'I 10 Ulldtrl•nd. 8hMddld celiophiM . - ,. , - d with 1.., ...; .. dltiuli'rw an- ' al - · said toda1. Emeri~Di. from I ~ 'lriUl the Prooldentattbo Wblto lloooo, HOUle GOP liMdor Gerold 11, Ford ol Ml~ 8111 s.- Repdlll. can Leider Everett M. DirkMD l&ld thoy BlOPected Nlxoo to ta1<o llrm1ctlm. · Ford and Dlrkean oald thoy did not think addldcnllepalad'"! would be aeodod. "Tbo pnvloot ~niotntloo did notlqlomont the lan crreu,aaaed list yev," FIK'd llid. l1alor 1 law poased II!' the 90111 C<qreaa, colleps IUld unlve,_ oltleo IDlY w:IINiokl !odaral !undo frml-nlllllvolved i n _ . vlolenco. But the law hu not been wideljr enlorcod. Ford, uoerled: "OUr _ . . Iq:oooion Is thot theao milltanto, In •nnber, ore really UJ(Jll Paodllllcllea to deprive ""'"' ~ their _ . . , . , to aot .. 0<\l<atlm." Fac;ulty Work Loads S.Udards Proposed CQLIJiiBIIS (IJP0 - Ohio a.a<aiicr John D. want Iran uo io ths twlWria- tiolll.''" . "Mr. ~ you ue catcb1JW on," MUlett retorted. · lll1lett said he fllliiOied to the bill becauH he fail too much wCNkt "*'Illite leslolallooi would tamper etloct- Tuelda.Y. nlJl>l tlloro ~~~~~~~~~*r~ bi;~~i: obo· -·laid lil:r:. ~ ...t budget illl4 ·.rl •lie;" •on IOids rar """''""',.. .... EASTEI BASIIR HOW ABOUT TAKING US FOR A' RIDE? lUI 'H fttrlll to' the EASTER UBBIT ;~: Syracuse Ladies Working Hard on Easter Project aeuon, DOW upon 110111011., thinkinr- 'lb& Easter ... • - ~.... Fire ·-io U. ., 11' Sf' ._,tee! le ,ore-· IIAiiJNG HIJNDREilS OF RAND-IliPPED ....,._ aao at illolr ltaoobmtel'lla !lit-1 .... their Ulllll1 ~~ bukot project ofdle·!lnoeuse Flro Do.,.-._. ai)o. Anu1d llilioJIIl>to, from left to riibl. on Ed!Ul HcMxl, Ellooo Clark, Thalma en-~ Je111 IIIU, Marte Riser and Mabel PlcU11o. bonae!, but ladle• of the Depot1moot AIIIUiar7 lave aweeter tblnp tD mlad. HOwever, theM tbiD&I are nat 41 aweetniP and l1&tlt' - UIDII· ' lY .....~ 'lrilh Ea- but nlhtr ud proler not to have ' ' unwtaeaa ' . . Ia this ·llold," ho c work,• lo, an- , Jllaiiy _ . . . laallndJ ~ EaoStlto Govern- lllr bukoll to glye Pater Cota ~ ap. -n 10 able bOllliti' hllld. he W...k ~ the Rogonts. Raitllll Preteroble cent " " " ' in :laoltldllooll l'lol .to Ha lleaonto' polf· '· per~ . claa ,preferable - do lt.u,... lavi"'l tl fuiH!lml .lllilwroliJ -nl•tn. .lho.oe--- loCal . J ':Auxt'UarJ rnl'ml.a • at _ a tholr ~liD llih1011 at· . , tu " trac~· oolodul bukoll ,.,.. ol plaltle eonta(norL · · ~t ,: .. .~ ~ .. bud- .. When you get a car loan from us you set it at a savings. You get the lo'an MQATI ,.· directly from us without a markup or '="' 12 dlotOI- covtrH IIIWtlhlfiiiiOw 100L middleman. Apply for your loan today. Wh;t ~r ,. '" ...,r bet..ay. lOr . 'ct,Udr.n on Eullr rilominQ? wlii /4aUoi'UII r lllllriiOIIS 21• looi;IIDI~~IItl .h ltlrWIIIMit. '' ' r • . b!Mt"I!J ... cnooil !~r turjJriM fr0rll,'011r 1tJ.fll~"t lllecflon of ,.C:Ugld . . . . . . . .'tletl tiMid wun '=hlkhn'• r.e,ortt• .r...., trHIII~ CUSTOMER PARKING . Into cuatody. .A third perooo allegodi.y 1,.. valved in tho Incident reportedl)o · .·.~.· Smith, Tommy Keoll!ll and Terry Herndc:rl; ..Brand X," a mu- MAKE THE BIQ MOVE! ' WIUT&JII8 Qalnlll BuiJhor and '-v!ch ...... •Jcnodll!' GalIii CooaV Sherllr Dsnver A. Walkor. Sheri!! Wall<er oald he woa called to the college to ask B\lrsb•r to leove. When he - ' t leove. Bursher no &mooted. Trolranov!ch imrterrecl,aeeordiJll to ths allorut. IUld wu tal<on ·~ '~ :.; 444 .',. .• outland mlaor InJUrieO: Konaeth ioinlotntloo llilecl to re,.. his An1old. 21. Da.vtm. utudeld...,. c - . t beeauoo ol loiiBro ho corclllliiD ollleon, lutnJiod ooto_ !R'Oio tu the - . ...._er. the bnod ol the ~ Cllrtllllpher hod chargod t h o eruiMr• .He ~· able '9 _.on 1ehool'1 oftldlll with "culturll for • lelr ........l ·the!l·!aii oCr. IIPiflllr" .... d - AppalaehAmold, accordlllli to 1 IIII)Cikea- lao olla!loa be · lidded to die man It Holzer center, adiOOl'a curriculum. · woo treated for ml"''' bnll.., Cluilllq)her'o • - • w die and lll>raaiooa 8111 raleooed. s-now~P~Ptr ,...lllliqthe 1\!UdQ''• ·~tratlon ns rauon& hit coatratt wu DOt; ,.. allegedly in p~ of the col- MW811, accordllrtr to a collep lego'a t'Oftlaal ID rehire WW!am opol<e&DWJ. N, Chrlo11lpher,proteaooroiE11iOnly 11 of the ' sulljllllded Uoh. -~~~~ were 6'om the immodChris!Opher claimed ths od- late areo ot GaiU..IoJason.Malllo averqe near normal, with • (...,...s BIBLE ,, elllloao laeull,y. ,. ·IN POMEROY composed or steve Morrta, C'Jl'egg oral Hospital. Mr. VanCooney was born at Long Boltom, June 30, 1885 the son of the late ~ and Ama Larue VanCooney. He was also precedecl in deaUl by his wile, TlloiKlay. He 1111 rei- on ' • SH HP t .OO 'lbe others were "Escorts" Jamea Albert VanComey, 83, l!<nld L. Bursher, 29, GrOYt DIIOd t2ii 11111 coots. Cl1j>, ....mo Gnllde 5al>hen John Tl'I1U9Vlch; 21, llaoher, pl81ded jjd~Iy . ~In' New Atheu, J1l8lded nofsul~QriD GtlliPolla Mloplcljlll coort to_i 1 char&o ol llllorlorrlai 'lrith aa ;ctierso o1 U:OIIPISil"'l ind wu . ·olllcor. Hio eaaewoaliotlorDUI . ( pated. South 'lblr<l St., Middleport, died early thls morning in Mel&s Geo· ' . ·CCill"" , Mr. VanCooney Dies Tuesday ,. ,'. . •• Pomeroy, IUld Gor..r C., of Ma- •' ' ., SUspend 41 Student Demo:Dstr ' bies' Tu~y ' ' OHIO . . • ·.CUrtis Noblti' ""'· ~ludent Arres~d ·!~~·::: -=-~ &I .1!11 lrqm lllike . IJniYirol(f, ,. ' and book otore o1 the umvel:atcy MondiiY night ~tw:ion llsq J!lack of HooaiDn Monii,Y. . otudellto and the • Sootheool Durhlm. N.C. •. said 1MoniQ I A strike by · mWtant .black ~ o1 CMeaiO'CIII' cOuep. thoy ""' o).ying, at leoot uDtl1 the encl' or the lemeate~. ••we 1 ,. adoltblt Elllet1 pltV '~· . • -1> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 18, 1969 noble vancooney