https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c208cbac1ad97f29c92deec72c530719.pdf d56bdc0fddcedab09a1777bf029a486d PDF Text Text •· .: ., .. ". l. ,,·. " { Jr,. , Gift for NEW ORLEANS (UPO - Tlfe ,I :'' FBI pYe Douglaa Altoa Dickey I" a birthday present Wednesday - I lodging in the federal section of the New Orleans jail OD charges o( air piracy. Dickey was identifled by FBI Director J. Edpr Hoover as the man who tried to foree a 9$ilasSl·necr Lis Vegas to New York _...,t lO Cuba. He ran aCoul of a vac6Lioning FBI man. Hobert Rightmeyer. chief FBI <11 $1MB. Give your neckline that di~Unctln look . wi:~ a Jewei!MI Scarf Rlne ot Cameo Clip from our laree selection. he ex- 1 to refuel in New Orleans. T h e man also agreed to let passen- gers ore there. John M. Reed, assistant agent in charge of the Oklahoma City, OklL, FBI office, wa11 on his way to v'isit relatives in Mobile, Ala., when a passe..er said there Will a man with a gun in the back of the airplane. Reed talked witll themanbrie!lJ.', tryiJll: to persuade him to put down his .22 caliber pistol. SPO'ITING A VACANCY, IIWJ plgeoD do<ldea to hole op lllld -an• for a loadlag lo Bradlonl, Pa. . I BERKSHIRE ,. .• '• - FLUNKS INSPECTION MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UPI}AII automabUe 0\Ulked Ule state lofotor Vehicle inspecdori Wedw11a1 the brakes raned and the car with a womau at 1be wheel ran over the Inspector. He was not seriously ne- lojured. ELYRIA MAN IW..LED CLEVELAND (UPD An Elyria man was ldlledtodol' wbeoJ hla motoreyde oolllded wllb a oar In North RldaBVIIIe. The victim was ldentUlecl u Jer17 A. Moore, 25.' LOCAL TEMPS . The temperature in Pomeroy's downtown business district at 11:10 a. m. todly was 66clegrees under clear sides. MEIGS tHEATRE TONIGHT, MARCH 20 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 21 - 22 BORN WILD - Techntcolorrom Nardini ~atty McConnack KONA COAST - Techntcolor- Richard Uoone - Vera Miles SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. I sel Bibbee llld Murl Tl)'lor • Mary Pierce spent several days with Mr. and. Mrs. Denver Curtis, Columbus. Vlolting Mr. llld Mra. Guy u.,.. man were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walls and Mr. and ~s. C. a Hayman o1 Colwnbus, Mr. and MrS, Keith RideiJWr 0( Chester1 and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters. Pat Smltll Is spending 10 days sprl~ break lrQ!Il Ohio State University with her parents, Mr. and Mra. llovld Smltlt Lynn Clmeron, IDdl..-poils, Ind., spent tile weekend with his dauafltor and lamlly, Mra. Larry Cortlo. Mr. and Mrs. Honrd YOUilgor Paden Clt;y, W. Va., 8£)6nt the weekend with Nellie Stethem aJld Clara Muter. Mr. and Mrs. som Wlt1011 or Hockingport were visiting Mr. and Mra. Wayne Prince. Pit and Dee Dee Smith were pvernlgltl guests or A. a Klbble or Reedsvtlle. Vlsidfll Mr. ard Mra. Larry Curti& were Mr. am Mrs. Johnnie Newell ml son, COlumbus, Mr. and Mrs. MorYin Walker and Rutltie, Tuppera Pllins, and . Elmer Newell, Chester. Frank Andrew apent several dll.fs with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frlncls Anlrew arll other relat;bes. Frank haa been tak- iqr schooli._- in Tulsa, Okla., and WID be employed at Saigon, Vletzllmt for six mootlls. Jutb and Mark Holtor and Dee Dee Smith atlended a birthday Plrt.l' hoooriqr Jlmm,y Clrlor 1t IDd ·son, Chester, alii Mr. · and Mi:o. Harlio Frank. Mr. 11111 Mrs. 'l'lumWl eock were visiting Mr. and Mrs. OPENINt; TUNIGH"i' --IOOtCH 20th FREE SHOW AUDJE MURPHY ia Oscar Babcock, 'ftclpers Plainl. Mr. and Mrs. Honrd Young, PiltOn Clcy, W, Vs., and Mr. and Mra. Gartll Smith were vislti• Edllh Osborn, Keoo. - VIolet Smith G\INS FOR AP ACHEP ASS Al-'0" ·i ' · ' MAY QUEEN ADL,ER . ... KIRBURY '· Anif tltke tioie' tt OH ourl.i'g aolocftH .• , ~~~i_~rao~ CIHn..i _ P,oliahoo - J!iojh Cryojalo - : Wax'fo ' - On" '( IN nero - . Wlnolow CIOio~oro ; ~~ .~·~· ·~•i' -· .---..,.------·. . . . ,·,-~ __ ; . ......':.·_ .....~------· ......... ..., - N .... _, ~"'"• and p-......., Hoae IIOW trom our c..... ,aI pUrchiH· ••• Salt ........ · I , . . ----------: • 1 1 1 I A44 the flnhhin.. toueh "to yolll" Sprint Entemltle with 11 pair of Motlc ...,.., NyfiHt Gloqi by Kt~ys•. MIMielly on ucl..,tlv• Ko ,., ,..,,.. Math: Motion Gin•• ..,. PlflfiOnently molded to thlt halciS In the filii wearing, fof u..bell~oily perf.ct flt, TIItlluaVI:DUI 1 •PP.Iilranc• of Math: MDtlon Glont It p•1110nont too. hoy an ont wqrtng, on.,. to wa•h, qutc:r. ctr,.tn,. Ct.eoo tho color to -~t-ent 'f!N' owtflt. , . .It•• NiiYf, ., ~1 vor 1 ~:::: ~~~ ~::t~.~'tt.~.'L:r.:.'i::.~.;~.:::"~~:.·:!l :~,o:.-· March 2J.2:1.23 CLINT EASTWOOD In THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE VGLY AUIO. ··~ ., · 1 1 Special 4 for 1.00 I 1 1 I WOMENS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES soiJd'cOlora; sttljles, Pillds; biecks arid to 38. Sl - I~ :r=.=:: ::,-aap::'::t.';:~ and~:;.,...~"' ~·:!: : I 1 1 51Hi Polt••..,, 5'"' · · ldtol fill' Sprint and Sum1111r Wtar. Cotton, J Wo~j' repolttr,•• Zipper front cluing. Silo• ...... t ~·38) Mod,',"'" ':-' otd laro• (U-46) ancl extra lar 11 e (•8..50). Eloctflc ftluo, Navy uo a I 4. 95 · Mono 100% Nylon •••, liont, dlaw•"'"' bottoM pd typo lackoto. Small, mHiu.-; larp and extra lart•· $US Fu er ut -Sietb-flt··lt . 1 I Sptclai .Purchlll ID. ' I . • Ell•orfalclt era feah,lnv fvll• c-ut Slack• for tho "'an who sto:· a nbot like or con not woar the trl"' cut or tho top••d rnoclele. I r Mr. L•vl'a and Rattan thCJt hov'a llnla 1110n1 fullneu In "'- •oot an~ ,., . . . . . . . M• " ' ' ' " · oil .......... ...... . I Slacks For You•1 •• lor~~ the•• ,,,... You'll ur.. lluylne I!!!Dkl"ll, ..m,. Sport Slec... New GOion that ore llri11M.r a"" ·~"., looklnt. A •11 1oloctlon ef lold1 ancl chKitl. SIJ11 28 to 38 ••l•t 11M .,.au •~RJ yOIII' c-orrect 95 I WOMENS DACRON AND (_OlTON BLOUSES! · Pe~nt PrelL Sizes 32 to 38. - · Business consultant has an attractlvelnvest- llllnt opportunity In the Pomeroy • Gallipolis area .l'.,..·.· .. R~gs . 11 ~~~ · - .... _. · ...-. IWJ. 1 lllaiiJ exclusln ltat1res. .Easr to I attachmllft standard on all 11odels. I 1 oiooo 6 to 12oM PMp Slu 25 to · choice ....,. plot,._ nei:t:httt~ plaid•· All are ,.,....nent p,.u, lrlne .,. • ., )'I n, • F,_., L•••'• Slo<h lw ••,, lo 28 wal•t n~~w In tho !aneth of t,'or•l 'fOil! . SPECIAL s~~E! .Fri~·S.tur•ay . RCA TtiiYislolt Sets 1 Stop Ia Uti llullc ~ Jnd f10or _; See tile ~A Biod< 1101 Wblto 1101 !;plllr TV Nil. We're havllll~aiSlla »rlcol 011 0"'7 HI Udo woel!oal. You eon tnde In )'0111' old OO!o ·too, on 1 11611 RCA TV and UH ElliarfOid'l Hl>lllllro credll aenlco CO 'mal!o ;rour Jllll'chall. II wW f11¥ ~to 100 illeae . RCATVHta. " ~---,--,---.------ I ____ ~-1 IIIJ . lrJIIf' Solid Larp. top and ttlE ~~·59 si 19 REG: $1.98 _................................................ ...... REG. $2.19 ........................................................ SUpover turUo - I I REG. $2.98 --·---------·-----·---------------·---·---------SAL REG. $3.29 ...................., .... _............................ SALE 52-39 I lncludoo Fancy ChiHono, Cobbloro, Smocks, Bib Styloo, I Tio Backs, in Regula•, Largo and Extra Larte Sl&~o. I ·----·-·--------- Mo .. Shoit_ SI-,vo · I mock bultAJD '1(.._,,., IAq: ' Bayo I --------J..-- . 10 3·o·95 1 All · Jn q d•·1:.onvenient Hl.ction. I '""c; T . J. k $3 95 II,. IOK Hy 0" ...._ yte oc oto............ • locoti~ for · YIJ4r HIY ,; . . ' lo on .• orri. '' rw Will N~ SAIGOI a workslwp in Ironton Held gunners offcm;ivf a week overnigh dam a ; America night li U.S. I vealed from c1 said the saigon Am eric! 50 chan Comn .. c-. ea start For Teachers p; ...'' H d Com Vietl ' '•• Th prog er I ) ll~ •' Said ·':>';' V1 Housing Group ceatu.res ' his is America' Idea ."ee. i "On Ohi toda1. 1 i , I ~ By UJ ' l Egg three !ng I '' . \ Slate lpn 1 and I nta, pedal edhi r----"'""------:--......-----, Speaking of Schools--No. 83 .. ·u.: ...., ....... . .....yeo. 'r•l 1971. · . " . ~ · .~, li!~F ~!lr.~"'u;'NB" which hi~ .. u~. '"""~~:~w:er, & IChooJ By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Sq>L Metae Local School Dlslrlct tiJr allllflber ol j'OIII'S. ll.ll)'ear, wben Mrl. iountor clilrn,IMWO<ko · NeuO •eot !nco a/IOihllf field <i . •...... .thlt.ahi!~·t """""'" ~ nils! cal .... ' · iak1111 tbe. oiiiJited. ·'l'hl• year Mrt. Noaie O,I)9U...;ratr .pooiH'I" •Loni&y hturaed fA> Ute o1 volt the In u year. predl rroul< State Education Bill Vital to All BERRl'S This e.,mng• s colwnn wUl COI\oo taln Information and com menta In u.. " several. Una. '\.. llor tllrooJ tar< r A 1 • parties and proms, as well ill' '· . lndlc baseball, track and golf. ~ : . ·.; · acthities are an ilrpx1ant .~ of llie tolll educaticm esr ..... age ~i that we feel res.PODiible tor~ · thlrt rrlll vlding. They also give lllhtill· and interested ldults a real portunity to become ie•olwitl' th<! actlvicy program school. Why not take of tt.ls ~portunity? !eve: doze ad.&!ilii! M liOm High p1_,•!~;~;,3 pete withschool Hollywooll wort men but they are a lot of tun In ( dent actors and .,.,ell<~>:' Vocal and instrum8ntai add greater meanblplro ol prepar1ttoo. i!W' ts 1ven more . cr&~~sed &rter a Nat! UOII Ill the 25U the concert&. · anti Pl'OIIlo. . .,..,~. nlli Unl· as s ... you WALTER MATTHAU In . A GUIDE FOR THE llld!RlED. MAN !arr ; ,.'· ,,. ""' ( .. Em !!' !M · F11 ...... ,, u April able ~ cordln from 1 'the vol.., -~ •I!P..Uolanryi. !ll!l;p~ta under . ..,., . . . : >!iD'I\11 tilt .iet\rlh · . Tbe IIKiw hal beeo ;!.Rei' Et Being Probed ":' ' RUey, dy Moe Photo. 2 B&Es · 1~t· ~ -~-~~r ,by - Mleh Cloalr• - ,Clor· , Crlbo -.IPo~r ·~ th TH season proer,••· n~. ·~~ =~~~.=; Eastern High Musical Production T ' boo- P•f•ct n., Schoat tuMMtr _. Nrl'l' fell. Ztp,., front. Mtd• of so. Po.l)'tl,..,, 501icol.. n. Wot-! ..,.llont. Solid color~. ' •halrma• lla,,..,k I Lltrlo Bay• Pllftlanoot Prou I ·Reg. $2.50 Valoo 2 lb; bax. Car~ · NYLON SLACK AND SHORT TOPS I1 Banlon Sport Shirts I1. White Dress Shirts 1I Py1011id Milk Chocolate Table Tlllk oiYie·- Jewel 110<kline and V Neck lltl'leocolora- Darks Putals. Slzoa: Small, -wnand 1 11111• with !il.,. ICO 7 - Rlllr'nTumblo I NoP!clno _ or I -iloo ahlrta for bQJa I ..__ I 1 69 C od 1. 95 I pla!llot col)ored O!Jie. Sol· I -with rllllb' . ua. Per- I .,.cia e . pr:: .... 1101 dre••• 1·-----~::..-ii.-FI ·-------FRIDAYANDSAtiiiiliAY-------I :::..._=.:- I ·=..:., 1 2 0 l Sal l. ______tJI __ :__:_L__ ~--~ • -----~I .w •R • REG. $1.00 ...............P..'-~~--- . . . . .!. . . . . . -SALE ~c I a.,. Slaoo a to II : ltdints Furnh,t~-w ...,,, m·\\:~ ~-~- -:·:_~·:_-~~:-~.~:-:.:·:::::·::~:::~:~-~-:-~:-~.:~-Jtg..~ : ·~pper Front Jaclcets I On -~ ' 3r•• Fl.,: · ... Women• Doublo Koit Sle..eleu Stretch '"!!•· Holds Meeting Saloct Your Eutor C.r~' . Haw F10111 Our Lorte Sptclall aons, • ;<f¥emay ·is Facing : -(;oun: ~er Lawsuit ' . I, I "Rennie" Davis, Tom Hayden. Democratic Soclet)'j Hottman rrldch can be lml>oood on each Abbott •• Abbie" Hoftma~ Jerry and Rubin are leaders . or the Clereldant 11 ·to years In prison Rlirlp, ~ee. WeJner, ' Jciul . Youth lntornadonal Part.r (Yij>- am $10,000 tine. Froh1es and Bobby Seale, either pies)i Seale Ia chalnnan or the , . Trro C<iwlts leaders or pro' est organizations Black Panthers; Froine Is Eldd Roth, 38, of New YOI'k, a or sympathiz . were charged assistant professor or chemistry teleYislon dlretlor' lor NBC 11 with traveli~ .• 1terstate "to at the OntversJty or Oregon; tlle coovention, was charged · indte, -orpnize, promote, en- and Weiner 'ta a research with two counts ol "Illegal courage in ard carry on a rloi. •• assistant ia soCloiOSY at North- electronic lnterceptioo of C001Twelve persons named u c~ western Uriiwrsity. municatlons. •• She was accused conspirators trere not lrxticted. Davis, Weiner ard Ben ot ubuggi!W'" iwo rooms ol fbe Dellinger arxl Davis are Radford, nu;ned as a co. Conrad Hilton Hoiel .-hero leaders or tlle National Mobili- conspirator, called a news secret Democratic party com,, ~l 0;01 U~ ~~ Waa, • e~rc:h·relafed lnstttuuoo, at one time ti returned Thuraday by a rederai zation Committee · to End tlle Conference fOf ~ In Cl\lcago mittee meetings were being Jurilor Ani' viable lnatltutlon Ia not ltatlc. I aeekt grand jury lliat hinted more War in Vietnam; Heyden is a (10 a.m. ES"n. held. toull1er or students for a Hayden, 29, ot New York, said , ,. • .._, . I wblc~ ~reault In lmprov-. SOmetlmea a chiioge, Indictments wltllln 60 days. I! convicted, Mrs. Roth faces in San Frandic:o be would turn a possible sentenc:e or 10 years ..,....... . ser1m1 , , ID, cloea not ~ce tile andclj>ated pro. Four o1 tile policemen alr'"'dy himself in today. · ll'll! - '!l~u 'f!!e Junlor-eol)ep-atalu"118rlod. Unlortunatoly, were under suapenslon as the in prison and $20,000 nne, There · wfll be no burning U.S. Atcy. Thomas A. Foran covering both count!. Bom tor ... ,lOIRe per~l' ~ chlnae 'with Mere chanje ill not result ot a Police Department permits Issued in ihe Village said the maximum penalty ·• ~· w.fth.~~~. , investigation. The other tOW' her was st at $10,000, the same or Middleport wttillurther ... , _IUO _ Gr., C<jleiJII was ID,...,...ated under tile larrs o1 tile were suspended todol'- The as !or the demonstrators. tiee, Fire Chier Bob Fisher a~ ol Old ··•, ~ 1811-ftl'l)lluallnc i!olrd ol. ,Trustees (II llated Federal Bureau or InvesUgaUon Bond f()J' seven of the ·~~ Articles, r rJ. A*IOd~ PetRI and c.'ii)Dtrols the fDI!Iti. · was handed warrant5 to sene nounced. policemen was set at $1,000 Due to the extremely dry "'''"'"' 'l!!o lloaJ:d o1 Trua,eo doieaatoa. co the chief lldmlnts- on tho delondanls but ""' each, Lt. ARL Dobrich, 39, was weather the pennits will not be ·' itauve otltef!S.: Ind. hl1 co.drnlniltrltors Ute responslbWQ" and noun~ed no immecuite arrests. charged ft"itb two counts of ~f;y to,11 lirterpret llld execute. the· polldea elltablilhed by the Two persons !rom Cleveland, issuod. Also burning in conperjury for telling the grand !lOUd ol 'friiateea, C<in1f091~, Ute ldmtalatntton connot. mor- Sldnoy M. Peck, 42, and Kallile tainers will not be permitted jury he didn't hit anyone or see ABBIE HOFFMAN, above, who spoke at Rio Graade C<lldue to the fire hazards involv. ~or leeilb', ·deletate thit tlltetion to ~ <Cher II'OUP· . Boutlia, 26, were among 12 otbo any otller policeman hit anyone lege earlier this week, was indicted in Chicago under tbe · ed. . ~- .11· our ~. the rigbt to dl.aQQt is a balle·human rigbt. ers named by the grand Jury anti-riot provisions or the Civil Rlahts Act. duri~ the turbulence. His bond There Js a village ordinance :~, ldmtaistratJon and the Board ol. Trustees do 8l1d will re.. as co • conspirators with the wu set at t-t,ooo, am he could ~·~~-1111 bllic right, The rule• _. re~ationa of Rio prande demonstrators. They were not providing penalties ror burnbe sentenced to 10 years in . -~- ere r<~sult ol the coopersllve ef!orts of ma,. lrldlvld- lndlct<d. · ing - . even in containers prison and tined $4,000. withwt a permJt, Chier Fish)~~ :ln~ ~; academic: persom~ non-academic: .PerLeaders Charged The seven other policemen er said. ' Pomeroy police and the Bureau . -.I, "'!" trusteea. Furjllermore, eatabil8hed PI'OCOCIJres (evolvP . .Yld DeUinpr, ~ • were charged with violating the -)d · ~ tl!,t oame oqoratlve efforts) eriot by Whlcl! theae rules ~~~~~~FI<!'~~= ol Criminal Investigation at Lon. Civil Rights Act which carries a don are Investigating the break. ilad reiiJ)~ can be evaluated, deleted, or modUiod. The admaximum peralty of one year it~ am entering of two Pomeroy :'~-'~ the Boord ol Trustees recognize and honor theoe imprisonment and $1,000 nne. doctors' ollices this week. . '· -- r e a . ~ the same token, It lo elQIOcted tllat all oUter a will do Five of the seven were accused Ctuer ol Police Jed Webster ~-~. limo. A!>ilndlvlcbll (or group orlodlvl"'-ls) wliO chooaoo to ot attacking newsmen covering · l4ti>re tile, t,atabUIIIied procedlres places himself In jeopardy, said that about $350 in cash and the disorders. $300 In cheeks were stolen from 1 'l'hl• ~llteillent fa llllbmltled to clartl)- the pos!Uon or Ute adThe seven were Arthur R. the office of Dr. John RidgwaJl mlnllllrallm ~ the Board ol Trustees. No lrldlvldual now aiBiscOOli, Thomas Michael May· where a safe was broken into. OUalod with RID Grande CoUege was lorced to alllllate witll Rio er, George Jurich, Vincent J. Burning permits in rural areas port and RutlaiK! in an etrort to Also broken into wad the office . · ~ Coll81e,• Accordlnsl¥, neither the admlnlotrallon nor the D'Amico, Edward M. Becht and or Meigs and all other Ohio coun- reduce the number of tires Start. of Dr. Jerry Matheney, but noth.. ' Board ol Trustee' will )'!old to coorcton In 111\V f'1flll. Thomas Michael Fleming, ooe ties have been ordered stopped ed by small !Ires ptti>w out ir~g was taken there. · Ani' IIOIIYI~ DOW alllllated wltlllllc>Gnode College has done count each, and Ramon · C. ror the remainder of the dry ~:~ea­ control. A representative from the La. ' so by persoil): tbotce. Cognl;ant or this tact, the edmtnlltratioa hit AnderseQ, t.1Q) count& son, it was reported Thursday, Two brush and woods Dna. q/t don prison farm was called in to tile. Board ol Ti'daleoa rrm not )'!old to coercion In aey form. Vic Bahr, Divishm of Forestry major proportions werehaH'edia assist with the investigation. Thla stalo~nt Is amllted to clarll)o the po&ltlon or the 11<1o!ficial in Meigs COI.Dlty, said the two different sectors ol tb~ Chief Webster said the crimes mlidltraUoa lnd the Board ol Truotoes. order was issued yesterday by ty Thursday. · . '•. r~ occurred between 5 arxl 9 p. m. .ih·•.Jt.;;: ,~. ·a ~atenHD~··~~~- ~ . ·~·y.;.'.J··--Franttta-w~ne ) Irving Dickman, Cbier oftlleOhio ~....... . ,. t "1:1 . One in the DeWitt& Rlllfiriltf .-·· P~:ea1deat · , President · ·- ...mvi&loo-oi-F......JO ..... --·--· ~·~.·· RJD Gran:le College · Boud.ot Trustees 1 Meanwhile, orders have been to have .,;; .' issued in all five munici.Palities acres berore a heavy raJa of the county that burning per.. brq It under coaQ'oL mits are not to be issued penduwe couldn't do ao,ythizw 'wltll ing further announcement. It," said a volllllteer ttremaa. IN VIETNAM - MlriM ~lain Clfl!ord COleman, The action was taken by the The Baahan, Cheater lliii.Roclao Tenth District C~uman soo of Mr. and Mrs. 8ethel Coleman, former Middleport Clarence E. Miller today an- mayors and fire chiefs ol Syraa . Fire Depa"rtments reii))Ofded to residenta, now ot Albariy, Is shmt"n with a £our..year..cld South cuse, Pomeroy, Racine, Mid!:lle- light the blaze. nounced that the OfO.ce of EconYletnlmeae Olllhan l1lllleCI Me How. Lt. Coleman bas been in AStateDeplll'lmentliFlrolllrJ omic Opportunlcy wlll provide Vietrw.m since A~~gt~st, 1968, and he also serVed several years ··-~ . plow was also callocl ie IJ¥ t1to · $113,033 to help finance a sum~ in the Mr Foree dW'Ing the Korean War. Both Chi:Plain ColeANGELEs (UPI) - Ro-' began a series or "junkets and firefighters. TWo hcmea wen Seven Meigs County teachers mer Headstart pnJgratn under man 1111"hia wife. the former Doris Mayse, are graduates o1 ·• Air Force Gen. CUrtis E. trips" of a pureij persm:-1 naparUcipa~ed ia a two-day workthreatened umu the nin st:arUd. the sponsorship or the Gallla Mlddl--' High School. They hove tllree chUdron, Penni, J, T.• · • .a nath:e ot:: Coh•nbus. 111ro. stt~. in Ironton on 11 Project and Meigs Coontl.es Community Rut)al" D - n t ftrem-. an:l Gll, au residing with their mother in Santa Ani. Calif. ' , . , )'II• sued for_ $40,~08,:;9 The Cllllll>lll1!' sought return or Move," a program designed, Action Gfot~~. with the help or Dlvistoo of ForLt. ~eman also has five brothers, JtmSad;orn,Summit, New -;'.'fhf!!oicfir bran elect(onlce com- e:wpense Cunda a n d re.P&Yment The Meigs County Housing estry equipmeli., W()J'ked about thrWgh federal as11istance, for The local community ... mproJersey; Gene, Rutland; Dan Sanborn, Studio City, catir.·: Jack. ' '. ~ \Ia' chfiraec! ·'-"" used hlo ot a loan, the balance ot,t whicll of disadvantaged students. Authority met earlier this week two hours before brlngi• uo:1er vide an additional $27,543 toMiddleport, and Boy, Treasure Islam, C&lit, in the Navy, · • ~~ u of the boo)'1l was $32,011.69. in Middleport to discuss future control a fire in the Beechero..· The workshop Included teach- ward the program. . ,_,..a oprlngboard co olher ..,.,_ ers from Meigs, Gallia, JackThe project will provide a organization and action In the area of Rutland TownehijJ, ...,son and VInton cooJties. Speak· com,prehensive child develcp- public area possible under the McCumber Hill. ers partlcl,patlng were from Ohio ment program of nutri ticma.l law, Firemen said approximately 50 University, Rio Grande COllege, health, educaUonal, social and Members of the authority are acres of a brush and wooded area ...~t., was aa.anawer am counWilliam Childs, appointed by Mid-- were burned by the fire that &tl~ various federal projecta all! mM related services to children or '' 1111' ~to a ~331 m1Uion suit V · representatt ves. dleport Village; Kermit Walton, ed in the vicinity or the CharlH low Income families who will atnamed by Pomero,y Village Coun-- Fry residence, near the Pilgrim Attending from Meigs were tend regular school for the nrst · cil; Jack Welsh, appointed by Holiness Church, at about 4 lt-111. Nellie Vale, &l.llervisor, Meigs time In the tall. ~ ,l'thti lepl bailie ®ncerned the County Sc;hool Syatem; Tho1ma the Board or County Commis• Racine riremen ror the seCOid S/"~""'itaJIC~· llllllipl' which Le- • A aoneral, "'Ibis Is Amer- will be the olio bull! around a tatlon, , NFO TO MEET Orr, Chester teacherj Yvonne sioners, and Jeanne Morsan of time in twoweeksansweredaeall '11"1 left lh• ~ CO bo- lea," themo wlll'btl carrtecJ Out poti>OIIrrl II ll'Pical American There WID be !limbers by tile Scally, Melga Junior High; Mr. The National Farmer.1 Organ- Mi<ltDeport, aoo G. E. Guinther Wednesday night to extiagutah a -~ome the Yl.ee _pre~tial r~ In the Eaatern IUSft SchQol mln· scenes. ulmpaeta," a modem.blstrumen. and Mrs. W, E. CampbeU, Har- ization (NFO) will meet Momay, of Pomeroy1 named by Conunon brush lire in the Wells Run area. .· """' moto of 'G""\'8" C. Wi1- atrol and olio II B:IO,p,m. 111 A number of llOro' chorus lines tal group, 11111 the girls enoem. risonville elementary, and MtJr.o March 24, at 8 p.m. in the Arch- Pleas JOOge and Acting Probate Aboot five acres were burned ql tile ~·~ ladepend- .Frldl)o and Soturdly, Marclt 28 In new costuming will be lea- ~e wiD ling throe seiectlona. iel Foley and Margaret Parsons, ery bulldilll at Royal Oak Park. Judge John C. BacoJL oct. Origin of 1he blaze Mil ..., , ont Part.r Hckot ldi J•r.: ' and 29 Mra. Allee Neue, ell• luted at lnterYala ilurlntJ tills ' Serving ••· aecompaotot r 0 r Rutland elementary. AU interested persons are urged Childs was elected chairman detennined. Twenty..tbree Lemi.Y~I brach of coiatraet · rector,'.utd 1ear•a s}lnw IUid Mra. Nea~t~ tile ~bow I• Mrs. Dorothy Karr. to attend. and Jeanne Morgan secretary. teer firemenanaweredthealara, <baraed the .c01q)li1)' trle<f While tile ilbori WID alto In- rrlll •·· ""'ci<lllht• to enhance TtckO/r.-are being sold on a Him · wbeq he went .IMG elude curmt hit IKIIII and(unea eertata features ol the presen. i-eaerved Mat basts. hio clll1illdacy .frqm yeltllrdo,, tile theme reoit . II h sclao turf!1i 111111 ol yelliJrd_,, WID 'be brousht out In the _..,, the aald he ;~sd •• ro•··'• 11111 at other ~-~,.. . ~ cmr. , IOIIflbt •. . • for ~.the !lre.,....tlor!, Mra. Nea10 • · ·· · ,_ . :. mance'··- 1 __________ .,.-~--------------I CmCAC0 (UPI)._Eight perincluding the bJae.at Note: OJ:. i'\IJi!:lls R.·Chrt._ jUblic.statement In regard to the names in the a~Ueatablllhnte!nt ,President OC RIO Grande disturbances at the college ear- movement, are the firat t"'rSOWJ '-ti 1,P, ha Iter this ,....k·. · proYislon& Indicted llnder the antir10t ~ , Bl8811ed-Ute' foUoMng or tllo 1968 Civil ·J" ' RJKhts Act a11 a result of tbe ·•:tt;fj>_ ~r.QIIile ColteR! Olll'ned Its door• 1!1 1876. For more - · disturbance• at the Democrailc t~ ~-' it has ~rved th11 ~~ tNs state, and the nation National ~ventto,L '1.~--~ ~ ..tior."! -rtuni\Y for t1io,se llrndrods <ll young Eight Chl~agl) policemen and ..ana IIODIOII wliO !'bose to ICCOjJI Ill PhilofiOIIIIY and objoc- a television network dli-eclor lor -::.Mvel. · : . · ' the NaUonal Broadcasting Co. :; llltr.lal Ito IIJI1il hialoey RID Grande Cclllep hu lllder"""e "\MY also were named tn the ,j:,!W)Ita; tor ~le, at .0118 time 1t was a self~elp J.nstUutlon. tlllictments of 11 _persons , OEO start, wind tumel I -lloosllll:·-lll ·lllft·tllr ~~tnlfllf'thl•ld. tad!Hi I . Ban Burning Everywhere . For This 5ale 3e00 I I ' 1 Others, !!'" I Boys Drtss Slicks : _:,.~:::::!::,.:~':~:M_"::~:::: 2o00 - I____________ ---------------· The IWIJ .,_ 1969 I . . I Wll 1 IH I Toro lr w· · 1-;J 1 -----------.....;-------~--------- 1 cent,_ stzeo 10 to 16.4. Solid colors - 21" x48" 1111127" x45". · 1 2• 9 -------~=------------ 1 WOMENS SLACK SETS : ~'".~-··. '"'"' ,., " "'' !•· "'rloou , .. •'•:"· r.,'" • '''' I 2piece suits...:._ LlaedjleketwltbCIPrlpanta. Waahable 100 per ' 4. ~5 Scatter 1 '----=-=w=o""M::::EN:::s=-)=-=-A-=M7.AI:-:.CA':"'7.SHO~RT~S;;E;;;TS;--! --------;.~;~~;;o~;;;itTM_________ ! • o..r blouae. uIt' ·~ \r" .· ------------..;.~ __ ..;.. ____._______ _ a.. LlghfWtlght Jackets . I1 1 :r;:,~~o1:,:=:,.-SI~o-5':~~ matehi~~~< -~ 1........., rect ~.... 1 I-----------.,-----------------wlth II ( 1 st"" ..,. .In Elberfelds and see ""•se u"' fine Mewers _ 1 1 00 r . ·Statement i ,:t..:, Yo.• nf.ns ~ ,.,. .IC"'ll."s' an·g.ol ,Jean•, I 1~ · Nylon Pile Rug, lOOll Ra~n Plio :Rue and .Ray~ I Acetate Rug. All cut and loop with l1l.,ged ondt. Sk1d I proof back. Washable. utllul co~"':'· · Jumbo 1Bx32 All Cotton. Lint Free 1 . AMOTHi!R BIG SHiPMEHT~ I : ~-------~~~dser;it-.-r,o;;l;-:-------! I I : H........ Stadium Slack& I• ... ""'"'" I ... loo(r) Do!dlle 1 111 the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd floor Floral Patterns. Sizes 32 Plnfl .. _ ' Extra Lorge ond Extro 1 I·-----"""------·----. ! Gloves for Spring -~~-c~~~~~~~r-H!s~~~~-----· 1 Periiiiiient Press - in ' ~----------;;.-p-;,:;;;.;..-p-,;.;--:------~ FLATTERKNIT Select ~·· ""rl- Your favorite Papot' · .... · ReednUie. Mr. and 'Mrs. J.JorreU Cozart and Mra, Helen llalll)' uid chUdren were Yiaiting NeDie Cozart. Mr. and Mrs. llovld Smltll visIted Mr. llld Mrs. Ronnie Clal' ·' ' . Eoctra Larao Sizoo, HANES ACTION WEAR~ SUPP·HDSE EYE CATCHERS HIP-POSE Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Newlun are announclng the birth ora S(lft, Serena SiB SOOt Mike Bissell, Dor- I : KAYSER Social Notes were Mr. aOO Mrs. Charles Cline and son. Racine, Debbie, Doona ai'MI Linda Sisson, Vienna, W, VL, lit 5il ft. ,Roll ol Col~ Rap, Platteciat<l. F'" 'f0r59c ·aroll · · · ·' . i · . ~: ' 3 95 . e · •. 1, ---------------------------T-- Long Bottom do something," ~ sald. nal grandparelts are Mr. a n d He wrestled Ute man to the Mrs. Clifford Newlun and greatOoor when the plane landed and gr.-rents are Mr. arxl Mrs. disanned him. One shot was Roscoe Wells, · fired harmlessly into dte cabin Ruth Larkins entertained on floor. March 16 with a family dinner honor11:8 her husband, Fred, on EXPENSIVE MORALlfY his 71st birthdiJI. Guests were · LONDON (UPD - Bachelor Mr. alll Mrs. Howard Larkins Reginald Boueher glanced at al'(l ratntly, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jesde Watkins• miniskirt, Mrs. Norman Weber ard tamll.v, three inches above ber knee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles WeberaOO leaned forward, and slaJIPO(I her son, fl4tpers Plains, Mrs. Rayacross the race. mond Larkins and family, Cool"What else would any rea1011· ville, and Mr. and Mrs. JWlable man do- )lift Bit there and lor Hauber and family. take !1'1'' the 45-year-old BouchRecent guests of Leona SissOn . ~~~~!'!!~ ~· ----~L--.:...-•--.;..·--Juot RocolvHAn~thorllg s_~... -"Then he said he would ah~. Travis Gale, Mar~h 9, at Holzer me in the leg so I thouaht I would Hospital, Gallipolis, Localpater- er asked a court bere. Bwcher loot his ~ apinat a $60 nne lor assaull .y l1 ' for Thlo Salti ·• -I . plained to the would-be hijacker the aircraft did not have enough ruel to fiy to Cuba udwould have '' ~a if.,;,. a·. ..n-· r.. ·,I, Dan Slerill. Qight engineer ~said ,.,, . ~ . I I, I· -•·w .llinl, 111n1 - · ~;~~~~~::t~~~~~~~~j lriiJ (llll!Qt 'tE's,tr . , ·~~~!L::~:::rJE~~;3t . I It sb9on.to, Jhrii" - ,ljfl<IO , I would - rttall · tor · tt;M co • ·" · >I ,, 26 Wednesday. plane, SALE. I I, ""' I ........ B0iaitf1o1•·JDcll!llld <ofOra1D - lldtPob' Didu~y's pockets showed he was the . / m • . I ~ or IIIIo -~~ I -llitllltMaf~i-Ooi 1 ,. ~-·--·• I wlij 0!111 .••oortad P!lll!tiotl' I aer)'UC'!o II ·.:...I5:r~~E:;E?,t:~~~ •~+,..._;:;_,.,., ; -II ' . ~-lauda, ''.~ - ..... " lluJq J>l'- agerrL in New Orleans. satdDI~key would be arraigned betore I U.S. commi ssioner today, Records in aboard . BLAIUT ·, • ,·:~ lfijacker · ·~ ~ --... :-: ~ ;A,. I •· ·fr~ '"'· .. :'· ' I �ual~Pr•·' ··k ju~veott. 8ettlement. · . : , Huj;, · . , . .. ··G ~·~ .,. ·.· . .• · ·d.,.· ·. ' 'II "J ,.'"; - · J?r.a:ise ._: as·.- .l'~Ouf! . ~~·1~ f»l ~· :: · . .'itt\;lc/l< tvillin/i lo rornpromise . ', . ·, ,, GENEVA - THE SOVIET UNION INDICATED )lldo.y Ilia ~ .. j, '"'"'"'"nloe with t11e .Uolted state• on a treaty banol~ llldllr. ·': wtrom tl1e .,.rid's ~"I ' ·. " · . Chief Soriet .dlariiWIIOrit negotla!Dr A1oxel A.• RO.Iiohb( oold . C ~ . \ . . 1~ pr.;.olo T!moiloy-two on tile• ~ IUII•.Oov,' 'Winlhrap pOINT. I . ;u.1~.1re , .· ~rnatl.:::. Br:n>e . -.. cal repOrtl . - q )' in hilll ad(Oolo, \.WO•In odlopL , R~leller '"!!red~ o,JJ. · ' ~!CorN 01· <llli .Polloi ~re ; otata POIIO.IiiltJ 1'11" ..,.. . oaillll tD Chloqo stata ColllaO .; ·',NOw York-~ ~~ Iii the , 1e11 ~ ~l!'\0 BuiWI,. bal'd AI San Franc:laoi> stata the text of hlo ..,.....Yo auaestecl trooty should" not be ll!lia too cdW.. Nl eilded with -~~~ ltteraJI$, He made the ....,..,. after U S. oleW..tlon ~ J*l 1 - t ·I'IYilli tl1e1 W!MI all :.~:=;::.. .,.s .ol · 1fio !lllta uoi...ll~;i ' . · lodleatecl !Mt porto of tile SovletPI"!"ool.were ~c~ Nat. their ~· ~ •i!ll , mtdJtfOI'• . , · , 11 . . . cia oi I!UIIIIo ~ 8 all' ;:..-.,~< ··•·ouJci like oudrooty tD be liJollteclalltlo, bul.W•al'e tonil{,. U,. J ·oil!iameri a white . sl!"leiltlt ~.._ • 1 I ' . . ~~t. ·· ""¥J• we w n~~ .. ~'-1 --~.. · · • · ••m·odol · ,•..,· ,,..,_1 -~tho' wereCaacelecJtodly, ·. , ~&. llt...(~( w ~enpoltc~ _ '.L:.~r~ fOr negotlatilll&," -~·n ·- , •• ~-· """"M School shut-0 i•n COIII'I """"dl~ ,_. Firsl Ladv slill mis.e8 California ·~~~-'~~opn !Jot Nov. 6 Al t11e · Centrll · YMCA Hll!h evlcti'on. · Abell)! -' 1S ~ . wASHINGTON - THE WHITE HOUSE MAY repreoent t11e Nix- when the u h o o I' I Blao~ SchoOl, atud- took a ·•II· of . later, bl.t It!\ ona' m-eBm ccnrie true, but Pat Nixon admitted '111Uridl)' abe Stulianta Uniol "tlaued 10 ,...... m&a&:er. ~tva ~om an tlll'Jtor, when bys~..,,. ~, ·&:t"ttr r . •• "I w.e COIIlornla," Mro. NbiDn llid durlnc a 1unc:M011 n e Ji o t Ia b le" delnaDII• alii """"'loteb Jhulllng down the pleao for ~porto. ' ·1, Calli...· · pltoL •41t' cla The 1 ~ for 30 mllutea," aceordt.aa :""~ 'Ottlclals a with the wlveB of the se~ate leodenblp at tl1e Cl liD!' I~ a_,_ IHI. 1,.. w' a school 11!1111<111110!1. He Uolvenlff ol H0111lon ~· homo alii 11 will be good to bo home." . Third World IJIJoro,tlOII Front : ~d llio atudanto .Jookacl ~ nld tl1e1 w4UM nle tre1111Hj1W Mrs. Nixon oold abe alii her huobond Nvo ...., ptaoo" ld erltab- joined the bal'ooll a few ~· . ....,., to the ' ochool. ClaiiOO ohafPa ,ap~ot ,!:WH •Riolil•: a lloh a home there, but !"'mmttedo "oeythlngoanhl&>pen. lfQbe later alii looued 1lve d""""'• were oin<.~lod for the temal"' 1 - r lo llil COl...... ~,.,.., . a sU111rioe." It may· be a SUIPrloe tD White House Preol SeoretarJ of Ita aWn. der ol tho day. , all)' protuta for~~ Roalld Ziegler, who 1188 ,.ld on several oecaalooa thla weok.Nboo 250 of SaD Fran!:laoo i5o ollldenta walkacl out Texu OO!II(ills ,without ~ has been "hunting ftr a bouao" In Callfocnla lor some time. state' a 1,300 faoulty memboro of Chi••.,: Hlriob H'"" School olooo llud4 """"" .to aboyti,DOO THE CEL TICS - One of the Ieima taldng part IIi tl1e Mello Wth grade cage leagUe this J>i,st walked out jan. 6, demand~,. -.... r the 'Gave 'em Hell' ror goes for $77,000 · better workl!w oondltlono. They In proteot or· olllclating at a Pilr!'Oil• . '"' J1le atopa o · season was the Middleport celtics. Telm members are, front row, left to right, Dave Call, John Riley, Tom Seally, Mark Bolin, Woody call, George Stewart. Doug A~ree; second row, COach Bud- ~ PRIVATE nort ~AD CAR !rom wllloh re··~ to work llareh 4 after hll!h aohool· ....,_ llooket. Student Center after the admiLOS ;\NGELES TilE .........., ~·ball -me the ..,hoolloJI47-U. olotration oinoellld ld~ "' - " d~' Moore1 Arnold Johnson. steve Walburn, Mike Hale.v, Doug Pope and Gregg Walburn. -Sentinel ronner President Harry S Truman 11 Gaw'em beD'' clurlrw hil ,1M8 P1a1Jw mihor eoncesslona. -· udl'-~ . -' Ml sour! taolul 'lliurlo~o~-.a tor No riolenee ~· ripwted. ranee In a~ ~ .wnum. , , 11 Photo. ro-<>lootion oampelgn wu auotlonecl ou to a ' r Tho ca111PUI wao - · Col.......,_llenwr 1lllfw Wlf- Now Joroey - AlioUI 400 dB.Y !Or $77,000. Tile SMoot.long oar • •-fete with cryatal, dlaNs eight d&ya before S. l llam MoNlobota plaii!OCI meet o!Udenla .seized tho cil!ICf'ol'llil . alii sliver, waa bullt In 1940 alii reMblahed In 19&9 at a 001! ol lla,yakawa waa ..,.... ooting today . with leaders ol !Ptnloh- cleon ol oflalro at t~sex '125,000. It hao an ob"""'tioa parlor, f...- -...nulll four bathe. pre alden! late In November. He American demonstrator a who COUIItl Community Cellop .In The oar was boul!ht b)" Robert F. Koste, repreoontlng Alex r...,.ned tho oohool Dec. 2, ark ThuraclaY llll ......., tD -~ pre olden! ando board ohalrman of Clvlo Plaza Natlcnl Book otatloned hundrecll of pollee oo tattled. POllee ThuraclaY during Now . lo Kansas City, Mo. Barkal plans tD put tho oar on dloPia1 , _ -. tile oaq~ua alii vowed to keep a proteot of ~lloP.d ftclal olurl r!lftlln'unW 1111 qlllc~ ·~s fti'td. arlly In an llllustrial pork he OW'I' In Kanoas City. the college opoil. b1 1 hleh aohool lolldlfr. A_ The¥ o~ged he haa a ~oed Nome• committee talevlolon newoman an6 a allltudo tA>Ward N - L; · . Taft ho!l ~urprisc in poll results . flankawa loot modh Milled · o1111ent wore ll\l!li'od alii %e '· ,1"~ 1100 ,- f'h'o · WASHINGTON- ARECENTSURVEYBYU,S.Rol>. - T a l l a ol,..... OCIOIIInlttee tD ,. _ perolll& wore arreataclln tl1e tJie . Science~ at , Jr., Jt.Cinclmati, sh<Med 45 per oent ofhlo coostituente fawred tl1e llate with the otrlld,_ a!Udonto olaohn after the •~DIJI Colle,P . Ill . Ja...on ~'i recent cootrowinlal pay hike tor congreasmen. and himself lilet secretly with walkout out of. Weat Hl&b Dllh~Jeu than 1i we,. ~a SAIGON (UPO - Communist field northwest of Saigon said the capital. Taft oold he waa oWllrlaed b.Y those resulta of the aurvey. He leadera ' of t11e BSU alii 'IWLF, School. tl1e odlege had re tiiiiOd ,cia , Military spokesmen said the gunner s pushed their nationwide their Operation Atlas Wedge voted agalnot the meaoure. Results from tl1e 20,000 queotlcualre& Thurlda,y an lgreement wao Arl<anlao-Sbota were !lreclat ' ·' "' Tho l,lOI).otudeat ·~1!9'11 offensi ve to its highest pitch in counteroffe'nslve, a i me d at ferocity of the overni~t attacks dlotrlbutecl In hlo congressl.,.l dlotrlot abo · 82 pes: oont reached. . a otate poll~ · c ar Tlnlrilda,y In wes. dosed. ~h ,2 ~ a week today. One of their 65 blocklll!: an attack on saigon, was unequaled in the past seven or those pers0115 answer~ wanted tD ellmiate the ElootDril COlAttorne)' Frank Bnnr• a Foreot Cley, ·~ elter ,.... vllllenoe alii er•"l' ~tajl.: overnight attacks destroyed or had killed 472 guerrillas in the days. Communist rockets But the slammed into both military lege and 62 per cent favored national primaries tor the seleclion member oC 1 eittzen~~• mectiltlne 200 1tudent1 .tormed through student . l;»o)'eott. lolle~ ~ , d a m a g e d 20 lltlllion • dollai past foor days. lelll1 ~aid tl1e aotllement would Llnool• Junior llll!h School oummlliad,. w~ ,--''~ American warplanes on the guerrUlas launched three coul'loo camps and South Vietnamese of presidential candidates. ,. • de 1 mOdel tor eollepa knocldrc out wbllmrl aDd. tKtrted a~nt1 .were ~~' terthrusts, killlng 10 Gls aOO toLvns, they said, inflicting over· flight line at Chu Lai. Union in~urance decision deferred . a = tho oOIIDiry.'' b r oak t n 1 furniture. MiYII' rooka· at thim, ¥1 no ~reoi( ' all light losses. U. S. intelligence sources re- woun:ling 28 in one. COLUMBUS - THE OHIO AFL-CIO SAID It will clet:lde In June cMoago had four _.-ate Robert L. Cope plaoecla outlaw were made. ' The costliest salvo-one ofthe Armadas of AmeriC811 852 vealed interrogation reports .. . from captured guerrillas that bombers splattered at least 630 cosUiest of the 27-da.y~d whether to establish an auto insurance COII1iaJI1 ezeluslveb' for the ofiensiveslammed into the tons or bombs into North said the Reds plan an attack on ~~s~.ooo. Saigon this weekerd. Senior Vietnamese soldiers reported to U.S. Air Force base at Chu La.i, American orficials gaw it a 5~ have Ded the Allies' Atlas headquarters for a major Wedge drive for their War Zone detachment of American fight- ions' peASioo funis, health and welfa:re tundl, credit unloas &Ill 50 chance of coming of!. CommaOOers on the battle- c hideouts SS miles northwest of er-bombers on the central coast. from lo<al unions. Offers have been made to Ul by several Ohio It left 20 warplanes smashed or insUl'IUiee companies to buy them out," Smith .said. unable to fiy. The guerrillas accompanied lfnolhcr SS commander facing trial HOF GERMANY - BURLY ALOIS DOERR, HIS HUGE wea-· their shellings with three PARIS {UPI) - In three months of negotiations allied and beaten' tan:ls clasped firmly, stared at the judge and prose~ iJD.. counterattacks on the ground. Communist officials have failed to agree on ways to end the against allied troops in the passively. The fonner Nazi SS concentration camp commander said Vietnam War. AU.s \f edge drive or troopers he had ~ tollowed orders. Doerr. 59, eune to trial Thundlf on Thursday they cwld not agree whether there bad been any sl()porting them, U.S. headquar· oNrges he helped kill 217 of tl1e 1,073 RUiolan, Pollah, Hungarian progress in the day'& four-hour negotiating session, or whethaOO Romanian women prisoners - mostly Jews -:. ~~.\eel ters said. er it was any different fr9m the previau11 eight sessions. »-'-iOO . a ~ ..mtRar on a forced 150ol'nlle d"th'" IIWcoh af·tlii' e\il'oi'"WorldVat ,It .. ~· , ,_ ., .•t ljl·~"'i·•"' 'f!" . ' • "'"· tl1e -~~-~~<!~'!~~ · ol.,...h ~;):<. 1;tarrage, ..guerrwaB" .IYRisaea '"" . A·tosdmonlal'from 908'1nhabltama o!hls h<iliieu.oi,;,'J\Oep~n, ·:~~.and tl{e' lio(f;- ~~,:UW.re :tl'i ~me P~ ;. into the ,perimeter ·ot trnrJ~ was read into the record describing Doerr as na good Christ~':_ "; : iiald ohief American negotiatnt Hi.W Cabot Lodge, _ Zone White 51 miles northwest aOO demaiYJing an eOO to his "senseleasperseeution." More thin 100 Viet C<llg Foreign Mtnlllter Tran Buu Kiem asserted, of Saigon aOO burled satchels of ooort apectators booed when he admitted alopplng prl ....ro. "Once again no progress was made today." explosive! into American fox· boles. Ten Gls died and 28 were ABM defen8e in unfricnd(v lerrilory WASHINGTON - Til£ ADMINISTRATION'S DEFENSE ol Proalwoullied in turning back the drive. The battlefield yielded dent Nixon's antiballistic missile system· moved today traD the five Communist bodies at dawn friendly Armed service• Committee to a hostile senate arena. Opo ponento of the ,6,6 bllllon ABM syatem POised to attack. today, "We're looking right down their thr<Jats," exultod ooemember In Saigon, U.S. ~smen announced the losses of two nr Sen. Albert Gore's disarmament subcommittee, host for toda(a American helicopters and I hearl~ after he watched llefeose secretary Melvin R. LJird .... 1\Y United Press International Jamie L, Whitten, Charleaton, Marine A4 Skyhawk warplane to bls deputies testity on television Thursdp. Egg prices will average about Miss., U.S. congressman and grOWldfire in the northern five three cents a dOzen lower dur~ 8111:hor; R o b e r t o Ramoa- provinces. A total of two of the lng t11e 12 montha beglmlng Barreto, Puerto Rloo, special ttelicopter crewmen were kUied April 1 than GJrlng a eompar~ assistant to the secretary of ag- but the Leatherneck Skyhawk able period of a year ago, ac- riculture, and Dr. Laura Jane pilct bailed out alll was oordlng to poultry ecoaornlll• Harper, dean of the College of rescued. from five univeraitl.es. Home Economics, Virginia the economists, from Ohio Polytechnic Institute. GAUGES- Galllpollo,12.3alll FIVE-DAY OHIO FORECAST 14.5 rumlng 9 feet of. rollersi State Unt~· nalty, CQrnell, Mich· Temperatures ror the five • PL Pleasant, 24.47; Pomeroy • IPn State, North Carolina state Shooting Match is da,y period Saturda,y lhr<lu8b onc1 the Uolverslty of Califor"""""· 20.58; Hinton, 2.18 rloWednesday will average near nia, said the lower price exlng; Kanawha Falls, 6.28 rlonormal. Daytime hll!ho will av- lng; "Ch~~tle-, 18.57 otat. Lonpe<tationa stem !rom anllclpat- Announced by Club erage from the upper 40s north ed hil!her produotion begjnnlng in the thi.rd quarter of this to the u~r 50s south and MASON - A shooti~ match lows at nll!ht !rom the ._, year. During that time, Utey sponsored by the Veterans of pndlotecl, procllclion likeb' 20o ond low 30• north tD the Foreign Wars Stewart~ Johnson wauld move ahead of year ear- Post 9926, wiU be held Sun- mid ond upper 30s sooth. Alit. lier levels and stay there day, March 2J, at 1 p.m. at Ce-- Ue cooler over the weekend warming apln aboot Tuesda,y thrOUgh at least the third quar.. dar Hlilow Gun Club located beor Wednesda,y • . Preclpltatlm ter of 1P70. 1\IASON - William W, Hestween Clifton arx:l West Eolumwill total allolll one-tenth lnoh A report by Ute eOOI'lOihlsts son. 77, Powell, Ohio, d t e d or le sa as showers at the be~ Indicated April throo~ June bia. Thursday afternoon Jn the Jane This newly organized VFW egg prices prdlably will aver~ ginning of the week. Case Hospital. group will meet again on March age about lour cents above the 26 at Mason City Hall at 7:30 ::::::::::::~:::::::::::::=:::=:::::::::::::::::::::;:~::::~~::::~::::::::::: Mr. Hesson was bon\ Sept., aame months of 1968, but Ulat 23, 1891 In PuiiJUD County, t11e p.m. Members are urged to a~ ASSIGNED TO FORBFS third quarter, 1969. prtoes likely aoot of the late John and Ida Olterxt. An invitation is also ex· LETART, W. Va. - Airman trill go below year earlier ten:ied to prospective new mem· steven W. Newberry, son of Mr. daker Hesson. He was also prelevels by about three cents a ceded In death by his wife, Ka· bers.. aM Mrs. Elmer W, Newberl')', OO:en. tie, alll -a son. TOOl. Mr. HeaRt. Letart, W, Va., r.a re-soo was a retired · coos~ctlo.i -ceived his lirat U, S. Ali" Force Mrs. Lorr.aine McCullough, .worker. duty assignment after c(II)Jilet-· hOme ' economiat and social One Uivorcc A.ked, lie is survived by two son1 tng boalo training at Laokland worker tor FriendlY 1m Settlealii Ove daughters, Lawrence AFB, Tex., to a unlt or t h e (Dtck) Hesson, Powell~ ai'Mi Earl ment, Clevel;md 1 was hooored Another is Granted Tactical Air Command at For· Hesson, Columbus; Mrs. Helen iD Columbus, Ohio, Thursday as bes AFB, Kan., for training: and one or ei~t 1969 wirmers or the Roberto alii Mr~ Margaret One divorce has been grant· duty In aooountlng alii fltUoe, Cackler. Leonardsburg, 0 h r Oj National 4-H Alumni Recol!nled arxt another filed for In Meigs Airman Newberry, a 1967 gradu- Mra. Lillian Norton alii Mrs. don Award. Mrs. McCullough was given County common pleas cwrt of ate of Point PleaiiOIII Hll!h Katie P<t>t, Columbus, ard Mrs. SchoOl, attended Go!flpollo BuJI· Waltar lllol<e• Clln.i>, W, VL the National t-H Key at the JOO.. Joon C. Baoon. Charles T. Pullins, RO 1, Long neas Colltfge. 25th State 4-H Advi.!IOI's Recog. Funeral Bervices wW be .held Bottom, filed suit for divorce nltlon Lunoheoo at Ohio State Sunday at 1:30 p.m. from t11e FoUniversity r9r her achievements trom Pamela K. Pullins, a minVANAMAN GRAIJUATES gle11011g FIK!eral Home with the or, age 19, RD Racine, chargAinnan James E. Vanaman, Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler of· as a social worker. 91e teaches domestic skills to ing gross neglect of ducy, '"" of Mr. alii )Ira. Nathan E. ficlatlng. Burial wUI be In AdMary L. Carsey, in the other VanliiW1 ot RL '1, Rudl.nd, faa damnllle cemetery. FrieMs JOUng mothers, conducts a weekly program oC crafts and aetivlty, was -awarded a divorce been gradoated frcxn .a U. S. ma,y call ot the Foglesong Fufamily health eourses and from Thor 0. Carsey, on alleg. Air Foree technical schoOl at neral Home after noon ' Satur· ed grOllllls of gross neglect or Shepperd AFB, Tex.H0 waatraln- 'w. teaches tbe bUnd to sew. othcs receiving award• we~ dut,y. Mts, Carsey was awarded ed ao J medloal '"'ply ll)ecial· Ell\11 DletJ, &rkeley, Calif., custody of one minor child. ist •nil baa been aas11&11d to~ · 1: markeflnc opeclallot, Coii!Otllla Unit of the Alt; Trli~ Coin;• { VETERANS MEMOruAL ; ·, ·· Farm Bureau; Doyle . E. Con'mand at Craie AFB1 AIL ~ r IIOSPITAL •·•· Fla,, -·•TIIEATID FOR INJURIES _, Tai,...IIOO, 11 al ...n , ' • · ....,.te of .ldinlaslo~o - Pl\yllii YoU.., ,. ~ilatc.ir Or agrlcuJturei Ed TemPleton reeelved, emer- land Hlllfi•~oh~: · · ' ,, Letart, Vl, Va, '. Morl' !!; Harper, Chandler, gooey, lriolment W!l!llloaclaY at ' ~; ·; "r · Ollcharge~ ;- ' Macel stowera, ,lllll., ,lfillcllot of Wrl~t Paok· M.iP 'GOI>Oi-al Howital 101" .0. _, Co;; George A. Grier, West- vari'loc:eratlons of his left hand MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrTAL . ~~~Frazier, DourllasGI.,;I, , -s Rrlu, Deborah M~ ' 1 . ; llilalac,r, JM,, ,PJUJIIOg director reJ!OI~ wi\Ue at hla e!l!llko"· Adl'nlsPoaa - ·Noqe. ~~- • Marta. ·'•. lllii ~ve illllatant tD Car- . . . ,i'!ll> the Leading Cree~ , Dl,.!lorgeo - ,\rlhWt,,~ lei·, Dei'""" ~sh, Robert Onl, ~·- Imboden. Ceuntt •· w,;ut ·c.uorvancy ·Dlotrlot. ei'. ~ ~ . ~·~: ... ' . POMEROY LANES MONDAY IIUXED LEAGUE ' 'Miroh 17 Pill. \.,j; No. 6 • , ••• , • , ••• •• , • 54 No.4 •••• . ••••• •• , ,,53 No.I •.••••••...• • .• 52 No.2. , ,, •• , ,,. '" " • •• .t2 No.5 ••••••••••••••• 32 -e'• Enemy Attacks Hit New High in Terror -Itt •r.•.,. .· !lollrlJ: Gl . wer:.~~~h::~~~~mz:w~~rw:::::::: Le~ut~lation ... at a ance 0 •- . Ohio Farm News Egg Prices Will Sag William Hesson I •' . Dies Thursday . z, il'f!- · . :·r.u ·~· '··:'' - -.; ~ ; •.. ~_,;< ,t;,O.::o;:;:ji.Lb~ ..,.,,._i: · • .f. ' " \ H f•t' •• ''. .. .. .. ,,. < :; UCLA, Purdue In NCAA' Finals ~- I ' ., . /. !e<JiliSVILLE,_ • (IJPI)J 'he ODd , of UCLA's relgo ao ,i!nlll>ln ol college bal!kotb&ll ,!"'!¥ be .0 awa,y than a .1\ick Nouol jump shot. l< Coaoh John Wooden of UCLA . lmOwolt toO. ~ · 'fhe. mlg)lty Brulno, who')>avo ~ted the game olnoe ~ Alolndor "aet f~ J; tl1e ...'t.Ow ' ~JUl . tqu: year~ ago, came ,~looe to bapn. their !lynaaty Ky. farther crumble beDeath them 'lbura· 481 Dll!ht. A ldghly underrated Drake oquad suocu.lecl 85 • 82 after a gallant fll!ht In the o10111111nal1 ol ;!he NCAA maJor . <:iiuege. toornameltt. That .puts t11e Brulno Into tho 111.-u finals for the third stralgbt year, but' thiJ time they may not walk owa,y with all the marbles, UCLA, gunning for an unprecedented third consecutive crown, ·will go agalnat Purdue for the title Saturday in what promises to be a dandy, The BoUermakers weredevastat.int In their semifinal encounter as they overwhelmed North carolina 92 • 65, and it was their p!!td~ Mount ond BUI Ksller, who did moot of the damage. Maml connooted 011 !4.of 28 shots, most ot _them from 20 feet or more, to score 36 points ond Koller added 20 In addltioo to pla.ylng a fine floor game. :Allen'~ Grand Slam Dumps Cardinals 9-7 '· By PETE ALFANO ' UPI Sports Writer Stone's blast, was the loser for the Cords whUe Blll WUoon, who worked the last four innings, · . Rfc:hle AlleR "WW have only ftiDtn1f.o to ~ blanie~H hi~ ,wl11h ·to ,':J~. lhe..l~DlJfi~Jt· yt~ :...trod:.tol,:'~~~ oPenllll'da!'· . ,. ,' · Allen has become disenchant~ed · with playing In front of d1e • biiii!Oiolrn Philadelphia rana 1111 ope'nly ldmlta he would like to be wearlna: a new unitorm by •AprU 8, llie 481 the ' PhiUles operi qailllt Chicago. HOWever, the Pbih' . asking prloe for Allen ma,y have risen a llttlB h,lgher Thursday. The bll!hilrlqod ... _ , hit a grllll 11im homer to Uft Philadelphia paSt the st. LOOts Clrdloais g..?, . ~ ~.er , hlltdtab~ a ilx· I""' fourth lnnl~ .llfhloh e•bled 11!1! Phlls I!' overo.... an earcy ~ ,c;lrdlnal lelld. Rookie' Ron Slone ... aloo bcxnerecl for, Phi· llcl~a and got two other hlta ~ l>oOSt .his . oprtng average to t484. ,.. . '- !~~ot U!llllil Rep11lr Service •HEA11~G. . • P.LUMBING e ROOF_ING , FOR .·'.- - ., lEW IS . jlle~ games .·sr.:r' Jn .~~".;.;;/ ,,;,~!~"!, . six by" def..UiW Mlnnosoia f.2 arxl in the proc-ess snapped the Twins• flve:-s:ame victory string. · ,.. "" An error by centernelder Pat Kelly, allowing one run to score, alii a ateal of home by Mike Lum enabletl the Atlanta Brave~ to dereat the Kansas City Royils .>-3 In 10 lnnlnga. Bob Oliver hit a two-rWt ttomer for the Royals In the loslrw o!!ort. carl Yastrzemski had three hita, includirt; 1 two-run triple In tl1e first Inning, a• the Boston Red Sox edi!Od tho Detroit · ·Tigers 5-4. Eight-hit Sbutout Tommie Sisk, Luke Walker alii Dennlo Rlddleberger comblned for an eight-hit shutout In Piltllborgh's 5-0 defeat or tho Cinclrntl Reds. Fred Patek drove in one run and scored another to lead the Pirate~ Anly MeBSersmith acatiered rive hila over olx scoreless Innings and California oaplta· llzed on poor fieldi11J by Cleveland to score 1 ~1 victorY over the lillian~ VIc Jltvallllo doubled. hOII\e one run for the Angelo. WWle McCovey hit a threerun hooter In the ,fUth iruilog .to bnak 'I 1·1 de alii apar~ the San Francisco Giants to an s..5 victory over .San Diego. The blast came oU IOfiing pitcher ~~! ~lfta, tbQ:loJ abo htUS tagged for a twJI.rlll, hom...·by ~QD HWlt.!tl ~ookle Jerry Davanon homered Cor the Padres. RalkJ.y Hundley, Ernie Banks aoxl lW!ie.....Jinr · - llurulegon slammed hon\ers and Ferguson Jenkins allowed just on& run over sb: lnnings as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Oakland Athletics g..2. Jim "catfish" Hunter, the losing pitcher, llomered for one of the A's runs. &rn& SCORES By United Press International East W L Pot. GB Indiana, , ••. 41 32 .562 Kentucky , , • , 37 32 ,536 2 Miami •••••• 37 33 .529 2'h Mbmesota ... , 34 3~ .tu S'h New York ••• 17 54 ,239 23 WeBt W L Pet. GB x-ooklolll • • , ,63 16 , 768 Denver , , , , , 41 39 ,571 13 Now;Orlooils •• 3~ 32 .549 15 Dallas , , , , ; , 38 35 ,501 18 Loa ~leo .. 31 39 .443 221h ~ 21 4,8 ,304 32 """'ton.Thursday's ' ' Reault.s Ooi.Y·game, scheduled · Frldl)'-'s Guu~a Now Orleans at ·~ew York Mlmeaota at Kentucky da,y leUe, Ed .... Leona A diSCII Dll!ht. roUment tnsuran~ Arm1 ODd Tomeooeo, raMecl A lotto State FII perlntencl Schools read by lool lotte olpal of bar, rori 1-2 tn the nation 1n t e a m defense, were botb beaten in the semUI.Dals. Bolton C o 11 e g e chalked up Ill 19th Jlraipt 'flotory by downing Arm1 73-lll while Teinplo turned book ·Pirates Blank Reds 5-0 BRADENTON, Fla. (IJPI) The Cincinnati Reda cwld hit, but couldp't score, and to top it of! were careless. Those were their troubles Thlltsday ao the Plttaburl!h PJ. rates claimed a 5.0 Grapefruit Leape vlotory here. The Reds alanuned eiJ!Irt bits to 10 lor the Pirates, but left all rumers stranded on base; Clnclmatl also chalked up toor errors. Fred Patek scored the Pirates' Team 6 •• , .• , •..•..•. 71 ffrot run on a aaorlfioe fly b)" Team3 .• .••• . ..•••• •• 52 · Matzy Alou In the !l!lh Inning. Teaml . . •..... .• •••. • 48 In the sixth, the Pirate lntielder Team 5 ••••• • .•.••• , • 40 drove In Bob Robertson, who had Team 2 , ••• , , • , ••• • , • 39 opened the Inning with a alngle, Team4 ••••..••••.••• 14 Bill Mazeroskl also crossed the !Ugh tM,;ior.lloa aiiiOameplll!e 01110 '"'""' . The Plrales· padded their lead Team 6, 2i31and 725. · · . , ·mgb Ind.' Series - Women, M. with a pair of unearned runa In Von, S37, Men. B. Reynolds, 575. the seventh. For the Redo, Wooey WoodHigh Ind. Garno - W001en, M. ward, Pete Rose ODd Chloo Rub Voss 210, Men, P. Corey, 204. each got two hit! for the loaer1• FOSTER RETURNS Luke Walksr pined the vieNEW YORK (UPIJ- Light tory. Tonv Cloninger, first ol heavyweight chaiJIPion Bob three Red h.lrlera, was the loaFoster returns to the ring next er. week in a tune~.~t test to prepare him rOr a future title the canvas when the)' meet laBt defense. . FOSter agreed 11u'sday to year but the ehamj)i011 came meet Edclie Vtck In a four-round back to slq) Vick. Foster hopes exhibition •March 28 at loxllana· to make i. tlUe defense early poiiB. Vlck knookacl Foster to this summer. San Diego NBA Playoffs 1\Y United Preoo lirternatiooal West In its first year and set a The San Diego Rod<eto are record for moat games lost in playo!f bound after oncy two one season Witb 67. But the seasons ~ Natimal Baaketball ~~trlvol of Ha,yoo !rom lloootm Aoaoolatlon pla,y, alii Elvin University made tbe Rockets a Ha,yeo, t11e ,... who made It reapeetable team and earned poaolble, tad the wa,y again them the right to meet tbe Tlllrsda,y Dll!ht. Hawko In the ~ mmd ol Ha,yea, Who leads the NBA In the pla,yo!!l. sooting In ldo rookie aea..X.. San Diego led vlrtual4' all the ocorecl 24 polnlo aa the Rookolo wa,y Thursda,y nl&bt alii had a llreaked tD; their !l!lh straight 61l-t4 . halfllme margin. The vlotory alii a berth In tl1e Hawko, - e paced b)" Lou Woatern Dlvloloft pla,yolla .with lbloon' o 25 po1n1a, cut t11e a 115-117 . triumph over the deftclt to 72-70 late In the lhlrd Atlanta Hawks. parlod. but tl1e Rookolo hold 011 I the iJnly NBA game ond pulled ~ to a 86-79 lead b)" the end of the quarter' - l o o t In the Temessee 83-58. Temple, wlllch won tho !hot NIT In 1938 and haon't been In the flnalo otnoe, will now meet Booton College, trying \0 win a,siness consultant , has an attractive Invest· ment opportunity in the Pomeroy • GallipOlis area Local Bowling POMEROY LANES Wc:man's Thur~ Afternoon read. Flndln mlttee fc " EJ Write: By I Paul N. Spence & Assoc. League Specie 110 M. High St. Cahonna, Ohio 43224 March 13, 1969 Won Lost Simon' • Mkt. , , . . • 53\\ 23'h TIIIJI'B Foodlaoxl • , • 44 34 Lolllmark " " " • 42 36 Buckeye P. Chips , • 39 39 New York Clothing. ,34 44 1 Coca-Cola ' " " ' • Z1 h 5~h High Team 3 pmes- Simon's Market, 2312. Hleh lad. 3 games - P. Collins, 516. Hll!h Team game - Lallllnark, 792. High loci. Game - P, Collins, 228, I . 'I ' ~~& .SCORES · Con1ampo11ry ~It cabintt in wltlnul vanHra tncl llltct-.:1 hardwood 1011d1. ,j • Has FM/AM/FM stereo 1adio, and automatic 4-speed changer. • Has two precision matched and bal · anced speaker systems. Each system contains an . 8-in. and a 3%-in. speaker. Werner Radio &TV. .H. 2ND AVE. •. . .·.·. .. MIDDLEPORT 0. ··- •'·'· ' ,•, 3 Cycles! Big Capacity! cost! ' " .HousWn""at Dtinver Mllmlat~nd Only pmes scheduled ' . ' Filter-Flo• Washer AT >t;:,~:A,HR c· LO.fHIE~ .!IChoolS For further lnformotion NBA STANDINGS By United Press International East W L Pot. GB Baltimore • , , • 56 23 .709 Philadelphia . ' 54 26 .675 2lh New York .... 52 'J:I .6118 4 Boston •• , .... 45 34 .570 II Clnclmatl , • , 39 40 ,494 17 Detroit • .. .. . 30 50 .37> 2~h Milwaukee , • • 25 54 .316 31 WeBt W L Pot. GB x·Los Ang. • .. 63 '1:1 .663 Atlanta .... , 48 32 ,800 5 San Fran. , , .. 40 40 .500 13 San Diego , .. , 36 43 .456 U!ih Chloogo ...... 33 47 .413 20 Selttle .• , •• • , 30 50 .375 23 Phoenix ...... 16 64 ,200 37 x-CIInched tiUe ThuraclaY'o Ruullo San Diego 115 Atlanta •7 Friday's Games Bolton vs Cincinnati at Cleve. Atlanta at Las Angeles Seatlla at Detroit MUnukee at San Fraoclaco Baltimore at Chlc110 sc schoOl. All High was April by , ed of Eld The verdlot went aplnal lt. Team High 'Series -No. 6, 1881, Team High Game - No. 2, 656. Hll!h lad. series - D. Davis, 497 ~ J. Boyles, 555. Hleh loxl. Game - B. Fultz, 199 aoxl J, Boyleo, 211. MONDAY BEND LEAGUE March 17 Pts. Pomeroy Gun Club , • , , . . 64 ' , It was UCLA's lnabOtQ' to TO:P C&ts •••. . • , ....... 62 handle Drake's qulclm.ess, espe.. The Big C's , , ••• , • , • , • 54 olalb' In the baokoourt, that Pomeroy Golf COurse • .•• 40 The ~OO's •• •• • • • • . , •• • 38 caused the Bruins trouble Dutton Drugs , ; , , ••• , • • , 30 Thursday Dftbt. Purdue may be Hleh Team series - Top Colo even quicker, and their guards 2583, The lOO's 2484, Pomeroy certainly shoot better. Gun Club 2410. High Team Game - Top Cots ••1 feel like I just had a 938 1 The lOO's 868, Top Cats reprieve," Wooden said follow847. Ing the Bruins' exciting . High Ind. Series - M. Me• triumph . . ''Eltller Drake played very well or we did not, because ctdnl 609, E. Voss 599, L. Sal~ we had more turoovers (22) ser 551. Hleh Ind. Game - M. Menchlnl tonll!ht than we had all year, I 230, E. Voss 222, J. Welker 204. think a quick team bothers us. We'll have to play a lot better aplnst Purdue, than we did tonigiJt., EARLY SUNDAY 1\UXED March 16 Pts. Beale NEW YORK (IJPI)-1'he defOOIO relllecl Ill cue In the HmllloaiO ol the National Invitation Tounwrumt Tlllro- No.3 • • • •• • • •' •• , •••• 31 • - The Meigs Hll!h School girls' -varsJty lloakstball team llolohed feorth In the tournameat h~ at tho Menuder GI'Dl In Rutland. Team membors here ohoW tl1e Nlllo001e •• · ·~ by s.t. ol SchoOloGiorrJe Hargnves following the chaliiplonahiJ> game won by Ath- · , 11 , en.t. row;. left to right, Kathy corde, Lima Hackett, Lois Sauer• Dawn SCott, Kathy Franclsj o,.r- baek nJ!', ~h ~oy Benti8,y, Mary Holman;, Marilyn Brown, Bernie Hennessy, ani (]arisse Port.' er. AII.Oot waalil}errle Turoer. - sentinel Photo. . . tee meetl ThllraclaY was chah meeting. School I read byE Temple, Boston Gain NIT Finals Local Bowling . t= tl!f u; ichooJ.• pe<111le an board mer Muon Co Tllit...,• if"•• _ml"•• · . ' • • • • • • Filter-Flo wash system -ends lint-fuzz on all size loads. 3 wash, rinse temperatures. Permanent Press cycle · with "Cooldown." Cold water wash and rinse. Bleach diSpenser; Soak cYcle. . Extra Wash setting. Mode)'.WA-7..0e I ' I ' �' . • ., 0., Frida!', M'kch 21, 1$69 Jo"rtddr, March 21,1Ht ciiU-. • ' _ · ' " r • ., , l ·l 'lhB~e'"Scbool, in~'Mareh furn~ce Hom 11\d ~m:"'t 91;1* ~~ ·.- rib•lP~ to ~ ~ ~~~: , 14; .1969 at 12:10 p.m., Friday: OS: Aloo, !he flriol sRdO Odo~ , \ . ~ell u,,ID$9 cil reports <i two Maoon COUll. , ty 8clloolt were hoard by 100 11111' ......,, wao V'!"Y unsanl- Ia saaln& two ID<hea Ollliroxl· Dear fl!r. Smith: . . people and ~r. Brown, scllool !Orr 'lith food opllle'donthoOoor mo~ . from IIJ!I"'ol!~· polnled The Fire MarohaiJl!YI-hal bOard member, w11o attended the ' where. children hall to g,; to tbe · 01¢ by Or!' teocher: ·Tho· ro..tlv~ a' COJril!lalnt that .t h e Maaoo CCluniY CIUz,en's commit- ldtchon to receive their food kllcl\1'" 11>1 . . - Into , -.;g . - uiecl !Qr B,oi\"'1 <i teo meeUng at Ute courthouse trays, tli.en rei1!J'n to lh ol r lhll room all tbe tlmjo; the !10110 F.du<!dkJil,~iab,ihsorer­ 'nulrada.v night. Ray Thornton rooms to eat. Newspapers were ,interfere, with elaas &Pd._~eh· .·.~e~ ·~-~~t~ oti;Mn' exit woo chairman 1n charge o1 Ute on Ute noor w!Ut food parUcleo ers. The janitor alntecl the 111 lhlo , bul~ -Ia .belni kept meeting. on Utem; new desks are need- boorsl'ere mt moppod this win- loelred cmlng bOard ~ School inspection reports were · ed very badly. Also, a cafeter- ter. . Ttrls ~was presented read by Eldoil Vanscoy on the ia Ia neeclecl badly, No 80811 was ·The smo1<o from Ute fUrnace to oor oiiiCj! bylha Clllzeos ComBeale sehool and !llmyslde In the boys' resQ1lOm and !hare room · Is mt vented pnliiOrly; miUOO <i Ma11011 COUnty. IDorder &chool. An inspection ol Wahama was quite an odor. 'Th~ f 1 r e the first grade catebes aU the to_alleviate ·a possible a;er1ou1 Hlgfl wa1 planned tor the first df alarm is out-dated ·according :to smoke. Rest rooms·are very dlr- baiard. our lnapector, Mr. April by the committee compos- !late Fire Marshall Rule Book 1\Yi there was no soap in tile Georp B. Brown, wU1 Yialt you ed ot Eldon Vanscoy, Jack Mal- oo SChOOls. Also there were two boys' .rettrooin. Prin~pal, Roy shortl7 to determine the number lotte, Ed Grlmea, Bob Allbright, ()!) small girls ptharlng up Uta Lloyd, 1f&B not too happy aboUt ~ ~~ that can he safely acand '-"'<! ibobe. food trays and P>Shlng Utem back our vlsll. Also, garbqe cans commodatod In Ute meeUng A dlseussioo was held on en- to the ldteheon. on a eart. Prin- were very di!V- r,o lid on tt rooma of the Mason Co11aty rollment rees in tile schools and cipal, very cOOperative, Mr. 1n first grade classroom. Fire Board d. Education. tnsuranc~ costs and locker fees. Charles Cottrill was observed alarm out-dated by rule of/late Jolm A, Tl)tlor A 1-r from tho olllce <i the supervising Ute children at play Fire Marshall Law Book. DeP>IY Fire Marshal. ttate Fire Marshall to the 111- on March 17. perlntendont o! Mason COUIIIY SUNNYSIDE SCIIOOL, InspectChoirs Schools l Brooks Smith, was eel March 17, 1969, 3 p.m. - read by Ed Grimes. Alao a erit- day, by Vanscoy & ShObe: ical letter by Luzon Casto, prlnThls ~ticular school Is in Program clpal of Shawnee School in Dun- very bad shape in our opinion. bar, formerly 01pertntcndent <i Food and paint brushes and Door A program o1 music b,y youUt schools ln Jackson Count;y was wax is being stored on the stairs choirs will be featured at Uta to the furnace room. Mop& and rea d. !imdll)' nlgbt Lenten service at Findings of the Citizen's Com- broom II are also being stored the Trinity United Oturch o1 mittee follBW: there. ThetoodfreezersarestorChrist. ' ed In the furnace room, with Glest choir ror tbe senlce Seven\Y - eight students <i Ute coal soot inside the freezers. !i>uthern High School In Racine will be from Ute Fore'\ Run Coal and rood are in the same were named to the honor roll Baptist Cburch. The children are room. Paint, f()()d. a11d waxes at ' the close ot the fourtb six directed by Mrs. Margaret ArmInspirational are stored In the furnace grading period, WWiam strong o1 Gallipolis. The )'(JUilt room. The -rUmace was liiiiiiilg weeks By H•l•n Steiner Rice Hughes, superintendent, announc ~ choir <i Trinity Church Wider with the main rumace door open. Special S•lection of Poems Ute direction o!Mrs. Marvin Burt Water from the drlnldng fotm- ea.Making an average or 84 in all will present Ute Introit and Ute HEART GIFTS talns drains out on the fulnace From their subjects to be named to the Amen. room Ooor. There is ooly one Hel•n Steiner Riu A BUpper will be served at 5 were: janitor employed. He (Mr. I..ong) rollSENIORS p.m. w Ute children o1 Ute youllt - Rhonda Braden, $3.50 stated that the principal assigns Brenda Bradford, Diana Cross, choirs. The service will be hetd two boys by the name of Nibert Jennifer Davis, Linda Grindstaff, at 7 p.m. and Thomas to help clean the Mike Hayman, Patricia H l I I, Aleshire, Jane Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Robin Morrow, Brigette Nease, George Norris, Barbara Roush, Brenda Sayre, Sandra Taylor, Krista Yost. At Tuppers Plains JUNIORS - Jan .llilre, Jeff A square dance will be held Brewer, WiUiam Cbildress, Jill Codner, Irene Cooper, Donn a at the Tuppers Plains School Cross, Rook Crow, Shirley from 8 p.m. to midnight Se:turDrake, Carla Fisher, Belinda day under aponsorship or the Fitch, Eric Furbee, Kathy lUll, Tupper& PlaiDs-Alfred Women's Bill Hoback, Brenda Holman, c ommunit;y Club. RetreshmelltB Jeani Hughes, LOretta K i 1 e r, wlll be sold. Admission ror aW.Its will be Barbara Leadingham, D a v i d $1 and ror children. so cents. Lipscomb, Joap Maooel, Debra McMillan, Patsy Pickens, Jem~ There will be no cbarge for preny Pro!!IU, Maroha !llgh, illar- school children. The P>bllc lslnon Pyles,,. ~and,y Rob~~·· c;.1W t~o lJil» smod 1J_ . ,r, 11f.t'l o>J ' IIi# Honor Lists At Southern Youth 'T.r-~OI T ION"I. . k ""'-SZSilP ea. . ' !flatter, Mark· Smith, Dortha WUM coxen, Mickey Wolle. SOPHOMORES - Keith Ashley, Debbie Boso, Pam B u c k, 91aron Ervin, Patey lhle, Roger Nease, Deborah Norrla, Rita t' ' Salser, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre. FRESHMEN - Pat ArnOld, Edwin Cross, John Eichinger, Jon Grueser, Bruce Hart, Candy Hoback, Tim lhle, Mary Jane McCoy, Jean McTuriler, Lor~ etta Middle swart, Jennie Potts, MeUsaa Proffitt, Rebecca Prof~ fitt, Alan Pugh, Sandra Sayre, Electric Water Heater Rick Snider, Rebecca Tucker, < Debra West, David White, Ric- SPE CIAL 1,:B~::h~: b:!b~a~:. Icy wtrltt. Davia was observed WeGJesday' wlllt a party tmlng her third ~ grade class recess, Mr. and ® Mro. Everett Gran! and chil~ dren, PameJa and Michael, j brought donut& which were sen~ eel with milk w Ute ci!Udren In Mrs. L. w.McComas"thlrdgrade ~ class. 52 Gallon Size i S79 I POINT PLEASANT - Brenda Hartley, 17, was crowned .. Miss ll>ringtime 1969" at the 16th anmal style .$bow at the Point [HOSPITAL I"'EWSl Pleasant lUgh School ThUrsday night, which is sponsored every aprtng by the Junior Women's Club. Miss HarUey is a student at Point Plpaoanl High School and was sponsored by, the Rardin !floe Center. Her escort was Mike Harrison. The other six contestants were Jodi AUtey, Wahama Hlgb School, sponsored by Fisher's Dept. Holzer MecH.cai Center, First Ave. Vlsiti"' hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only 011 Pedlatrlco · Word. Admissions PubllcaUO. <i admissions Is prohibited until !Urther notice. Births Birthday Dinner Given Fred Larkins ·shoes d,.moln thil pallti I.Wpump Ask Us for Detailsl .. ' . • . lnlltitl • '· ' (II ' ~ IOWARD .'b - ' i t - ~ SH 1: SICOND ;' " ' . POMIROY . 1 \ \! 1lM ' ~ "'W . · ~-··tlJFJil :«LV~~M'V4SE!V~~, :-.:· • ·, ·' t'} fOR A TOP PROFIT CR~P IN 1969 •• ' Home of · Order Now t.he Fabuloi!s. ~tEAT 1/IIAl the home or Mr. ard M{s. Fred rison's, Karen Nul ,. Bee k Y Larkins Sunda,y Mal"ch 16, honor- ~ead. Patty Hudson, Polly 3\e~ itW Fred Larkins on his 7f sf pard, Micky Nibert, Jellll' Lynn birthday. Dennia and ,.-.p•..J).. . DM,t 1't f .. Children present were Mr. and Rardin's Sloe Center, M1ke$1a'ff, Mrs. Howard Larkins, Pam, Dallas Kaiser, Dave Poore, Nial Cheryl and Brent, Portlardi Mr. ~. and Duane Clatworthy; and Mre, Paul Hauber, Debbie, tor 'nM! Pitchford House, Mike Doug, Denise and Scottie, local; Harrison, Danny King, Grea Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber, Wright and Steve SOmmervUle; Keith and VIda; Tuppers Plains, tor Fisher's Dept. Store, Phyanl Mrs. Liane Larkins, Kay and ltu Hessen, Diane Bat••, DebDennis or COolville. ble Flllhor, Maraha Nibert and In the afternoon cake m:1 ice Joan euto; tor Blgg'a Dept. cream were sened. Mr. Lar- sore. Rhonda Dalley, Cbk\v kina• grandson, Mr. aiXI Mrs, Yoder, Comle Yoder, KlmberCharles Weber and. great-grand- 1$ Clark, Vaneua Cluk, Mar7 son, Jimmy, ot T"'pen PlalnS, Clark and C<mle Wedge, and visited. tor Beo Franklin's, Nuey Tom:. PIIRPOSE 4-WA.YCROSS r~ contf.uue to uk for liON of thu snat 4-lfa!: b:fbritl every year becau~e of lb cOQitlataDtly outotdl.llg perfona....e H lt ltallso It yielAIIo It' I widely ed1Pte4 for grain, Cl-91 hu extra leafiae••• Populc, ~l.ah yielAiiag silage hybrid for maio tlalti>*\1 aqtl cattle faederal · ---------------------· ., MDM RESISTANT/ G- 476 ' SPECIAL CROSS Thia 0118 ahruga off otUDt virus, nes18J*I apeelflaally for !OM and atUDt virus areas, Good for canbio.iag, Very uniforml "1ou ean plant G-4761 thiek. It' a UDiform ...high yielAiiag, .,h48 aaae 2-earing l • ---·-----..,----------- ~~-+~ ot:.WAY CROSS tl4rir llllldlt111 4-lfay crou. kcellent root &chorqe tllld sulk strength, TOP grain qu&l.ity..! YielAI recorda ahow . thla h:pltritl to be' a lOP l'IIRI'<II!IIIl under a vad.; · aty of ~ltionaH I -~~~------------------·· New Stronc·S~dlnc, Hlcfi:Yieldlna Funk's G·Hrbrlds FOR SOUTHERN OHIO ! I .Run Flour PHILCO 30-INCH EL Phone 992-2115 RANGES with Tilt• CLEANABILIJ.Y ' ._• ' I ··-· ••• A.\.1 .~.' ·J Kraauler. ' Mrs. Cloland uriecl lltaDiemhors to purchase Oago If lho1 do mt bl ve one and to dbpJa¥ It at the apprqniate Umea. A dilcuaslon waa alao held on atepa ill alQ)Ol1 ollegl.alaUoowhlchwoul4reotore priyer to the publlc schoola. 'The books will be audited on . Mitch 26, Ute next mMI1ng wUI he held on Aj>rll1 at 8 p.m. At that Umethe hmte and 011>bano tOIIUIIittee will hive a sUentauc- a,.. Uon. Bible School Planned in Chester Area Plana were made tor thtl 1969 Chester Community belly VacaBible School at 1 meeting March 17attbeChesterNazarene awrch. POmeroy, Ohio Waid Spencer. Prevloua Bible seboola were dlscuased by Mra. Barton. omcera tor the comiq year are, director, Mrs. Demareesexson of the Mooot Herman United Brethreni asaiBbmt director, Mrs. Richard Barton, Chester Nazarenaj preaident,. Mrs. Vir· gU Windon, Chester United ll!ethodlst; rice president, Mra, Char· leo Goe!lleln, Flatwooda United Methodllt; secretary, Mra. Hubert Wolle, Mount IIerman United BNthrelli ttea1urer · · -Mrs. RoPr ~G~ ·Chaster' Nl~ene; cnll dlroclor, MrL Roller! Bsl· ley, Cheater Unltod Methodls< The school wUI be held June 10 thr01J8h June· 20" from 9 to 11:15 Lm. A child must be four years <i age by July 1to be eli· glble. The theme, "Jeaus Leads Me" will be used. Br'i~~~~o.~e Encyclopaedia •· WE -W•.OULD LIKE TO SAY ~ GIBSON ·' "" '' ." ' Relriaerators & Freezers "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" " our , ~o~ Do,n't) l1gh1 , BlOCK! BAKE SALE i'aturday at Kroger's 1u Pomeroy;DUdley'aFlor111 9IOJ) In Middleport and 'Rul· land Department Sl!>re by_junior cla&S o! Meigs Senior H I g h School. . SQUARE AND ROUND dance, 8 p, m. to 12 at Tq>pers Plains Elemenllry School, R<lbert Pickett, caller; Francis Andrew or~ chestraj Adults, $1,chlldren50c. pre-schoolers tree. Sponsot:'edby Tuppers Plains-Alfred Women's Community Club. MEIGS COUNTY Fox Hunters, 7:30 p. m. saturday at clubhouae; plans ror 14)eoming Ohio State Hunt on Mar. 28 in Meigs county to be made. Refreshments foJ.. lowilll meoti,._ S2 Session Will Begin April The state session to be held at the Netherland Hotel, Cln. clnnatl, Au&. 19 lllld 20, was an- · nounced cmlngameetingo!Thoo .dorus Ccluncll 17, Daughters o! America, Mooday night at t h e pastor.~ MONDAY TENT 95, Daughters o! Un- Ion Veterans, 7:30 Mmday nl&llt at the D.A.V, Hall. LYDIA CIRCLE, Pomeroy Unltod MoUtodlat Chureh, 7:30 Monday night at the <;!WcJ!. Mro. Ro,y Router, progriun lOader, MEIGS BAND BOOSTERS, Monday, 8 p.m., Meigs HIgh School cateteria; Plans to be completed lor blllld b"""'et. TUESlAY LADIES AUXn.tARY, D r e w Webster Po~ 39, American Leillon, 7:311 1\leeclay night at the IOOF heU. A letter from BeatrlceFioeck, state secretary, advised t b e COw!cU ol _plans lor Ute slate session noting that reservatton1 are now being taken. 1n a lettef from Laura La Boiteaux, atate ewncUor, the Council received Easter greettngs, !l!o noted lile May rally and urged Ute couru!ll to remember home and~ pfO.Je-as. .- -... ·--~ ....-., . I wao reported cluring t h o meeting COII<Ucled by D e II a aabl, councnor, tbat Mrs. Albsrt Roullh Ia a paUenl at Holzer Hospital, that Harold Lem ley remains •t· the Chillicothe Veterans Hoopitsl, and thetEdlllt ~cer 11 ill at home. hall. Bertha Parker was inltalled OOUTHERN BAND Boosters, as .....,uor or Th..,., 11 1\leeclay, 7:80 p.m. at the bflb by Marprol Seldensbel, depoiY. sebooli Plana to be made to Fern Rouah was welcomed to send band students to ata1e con- Uta meeting. test. Tho prize pecks"" dQnatecl by GRAND IIASI'ER Roller! A. Mrs. Setdenabel was awarded to Honsbsw to BpOak Tuesday at Mn. Lemley, Plans were made MldcDeport Masunlc Lod&v 363, w audit the books befora Ute At>F. and A.M.; dinner at 6:30 rD meeUng. p.m., lollowecl by eotortalnA St. · Patrick's Day party fol. ment. All Masler Mai<Hia Invit- lowed Ute meeting. Sandwlclloa, ed. cookies, and punch were served from a table deooratod In greeo and wblte. Game• were played with prizes prurided by Mal)' Baldwin be1ng to the wlmers. Carolyn Price Homemalrers Ciub held at Ute home of CUolytl Price opened with prayer, OIILY W-· D of A State SUNDAY OllJ - F ASIUONED Revival, Pomeroy Lower Light Olurch, Route 113, llarrlsonvUia Road, atsrt1ng 7:30 p.m. ilmdey wllll the Rev. Dewey King, Zanelllille. evangelist; apecW olnglng. !lib· Uc Invited; §ev. Roy Taylor, Ia,.. Great - HOW ; •. . The Ma<ch meolingolthePort- YOUR bottle for you! private dis,cussion with .you, we'll til¥" enough· on your lo SATUIIDAY SATURDAY NIGHT HighSChool dance at the Melea Junior High Schoolln PomerDJ, 8 to 11 p.m., Jays to emeee; seboot aponaored. ' 985-3308 ' ' .TAX PANCAKE' SUPPE!i Friday, 5 &ilea) CeritOr School by PI' A. TIIIRD FRIDAY t;lub, 7:311 p. m. Frlda!' at home <i Mra. Freel Desaauer. IIIGH SCHOOL Dance Party, · wllll the Jayo, at Wshame lll&h School auditorium, 8 to 11 p. m. Open to Ute public. Admission SOc per peraon. to 8 p.m. at Homemakers OPEtf bON'T BATYL~ WORKE;i!S Clau, Fnlorpri10 United ~ Church, 7:311 J>.Dl' Fricll,)i at tile homo o! Mrs. '1'holtna Alrllll, Mro. Gltftlt Lambert, Mro, P. L. Mitch and J!lis. Alms !IIUor were trppllintejl !0 Ute . -..11._ ~- """" Class 12 met ~at Heollt United Melhodlol Chllich with Mro. L. w. 'lllceo.tea pr..I<Jirw, f1DI!ora fill' 1!>e - Y 011 Easter werediacusaed. '!be class wUI have cbara,o of sollclt!Jw for on Ute llowero lD be used In doc· orating the -~by the El... nor Circle. White Uliea, ~a­ clnlltl and tullpa w!U be uaecl and members are uked tocootactei.. thor Mrs. Lambert or Mrs. McComao before Wednesday lfthe7 plan to provide OowerL ur.aster and tbe ResurrecdOn" was the theme of deVotiona presented by Mro. JaekBechae. Mr. and Mrs. · C. E. Young showed rum atrlpo enUUotl "Cit> <i Sor· r ow" lnd "Di)t of Glacbless." The st. Patrick's Dey theme wail curled out in refreshment tlb1e decoration&. The green coY.. ered table was centered with an arrarwement of yellow jOJlluUs and greenery m:l green tapers. Yra. Earl Knight, Mrs. M. c. wu. son. Mrs. Harry Chesher, ao:l Mrs. Beulah Strauss were hosteasu. Mra. Mt:Comas concluded the meetirw with prayer. Candy Hunt is WITH A Feature of ,ftE\¥ ALLI~ CHALMERS Choir Party An Easter cand;r huat waa a 170·180·D·12•D-15 MODELS featura <i a lor Ute chlldten'a cholr ot Heath IJn.ited Cburch Weclnoeclay DI$PI.AY. TRADE IN FOR.NEW A(l at Ute home Mr. lllld party Melhodlat evening o! Mrs. Bemard Fultz. Preceding Ute party, Ute choir practice membets music met atfor the Palm churchlllnM to : ; ; ; ; ; : : : : : : : : : : : : : ; ; day, Good Frldey aru1 Ealllor S!nde,y services. They wore then transported to the Fultz home for the party. Prizes were awarded to all Uta children In Uta cand,y hunl Cltele games were played with Beth Fultz and ~san Powers aosl!llng Ute a>lllls who helped wiUt the porty, . Mr. oed Mrs. Newman Burdette, the Rw. and Mrs. Max llooalue, Mrs. Konneth Cale, and Mra. Wallace FOwers. A wiener roast and supper were oervecl on Ute paUo w!Ut Uta cMIdren Singing lll'ICO. Mepn Cale and Chris Burdette were guests, Attending were ll!errl A u I ~ Karen .lolutson, Kathy Harrlo, Ted Woods, Barbara Fultz, Greg Donahae, April Fraoer, Mickey Davenport, Scott Fraser, Melanie Vujaklija, Danny D a v I s, Cheryl Woods, Becky F u I t z, MarOee Cassell, Kellee B u role~!'!· Tracy - . . Kenol Byer, Marcia Cale, MiehaeJ POwers, John :S,.er, Melina Cale, Richard Powers, Kim Donahue, Bruce Fisher, Julio Byer, Anpia Houchins, Mal)' Slavin, lqodla Jolm&OD, and Larry Byer. ' A friendship circle and group olnglng concluded Ute party. . ' ~ STANDARD HORSE FEED ATTEND STORE F Am POINT PLEASANT - F o u r members <i tho Pleasant Homomaker•' club, Mrs. Lewla Allen, Mra, Arnold Elc::ue, Mrs. Aaron Fowler and Mrs. iberldan lllcLerrsn, attonclecl a sewing and knltUng lair at the AndoroonNowcomb In lluntinglm ' Mar. 13-14-15, ,...e OHIO YALLEY INDUSTRIES PHON! 992-2161 · RT. 124 Open For Business Is Hostess of Ridenour Radle& T. y th11ter, 0. ' Scripture w11 taken trom Mat-thaw 24 and 26 by Mrs. Richard Barton and prayer was by Mrs, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ HEADQUARTERS FOR · /sN~moo . In 1 dlscuast011 on patrlottlm, Abslntbe, be<ause of Its strength (68 per cent by volume) and other ingredients, has been banned in most countries in the world, ac- /. 'Jf'HO M4DE OUR ,GRAND OPENING ~ ~~9HA _GREAT SUCCE,~S. -1!t>"''···-" ·r ••.. Shirley Joh'!""" readltW .II'omllto book ol Proverbo ani Kathleen Ward a reodlng on, "Ciurch EUQ.tle." f· A ah_qt\ buslnesl meeU~ wu .-cled by the Prealdent,Shlrley Jolllloon. Elva Delle)lp,.the sec~ • treasurer '111• olite wvtslt tiatonGiajo COIIIian:Y was •tww.d .frml M'ki!IIJ9to1,?rUB. · ' ·. Tho ~ lot dlswaol.., ctur.the a!t.e•P~ ~9<· Yw." ri8 i' iD . . mt~D~:W' . •rta. '• ' 1. ' ·i '' wu I Honor Mrs. Miller Birthday .Upondl!marHerhoaorlng Mrs. Gall MUier on her blrthtlay anniTOrsary wao held !IIDday at Ute 11ome ~her son-Ill lawanddauaiitor, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cole. maa, Rutland. .........,. be-• Mr u d Mra, Kuter, Ute Col....... and their cblldrert, Jorey uci Jaola, !'I'" Mr.. and Mra. ltllck MU lor, Jollrey, ltlldul scott, ind """' n..,.. ~er. Cardo ind llfti.ll'l" lll'eeUd 111 Mra. liJu ' · · 1 " ....... A ~: '; )'; ' l}~ . ' . SATURDAyI MARCH 22 EAGLE FEED AND SUPPLY CO~. ...=';:: CHESTER, OHIO PHON'E9.85-3347 . ... ~ color ild" w11o, (Formerly .K~ Feed .Store) lrw~A • IE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY ' . TO SERVE THE FARME.RS IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE WILL HAVE A ·; COMPLETE LINE QF ·SEED, FERTILIZER, HEALTH AIDUND RED ROSE ANIMAL FEEDs. i ' atil ol hla Yllttlfl!e PLUMBING &DEAliNG 416 Main St. pt. Ploaoant •• mbeside& Mrs. Ridenour were LucWe Kraeuter, Go 1 d 1 Frederick, and Z1111 Gainer. It wao alao notN that Mary K. Holter h11 a new grarxlson. In a letter trom S.trlce Floeek. state secretary, die stlte m&ICJ! to he held Aw<. 19 and 20 :• ~ HOUSE '~·. ·' ported , Bitht •, .,_to..,...IM-w~~r. \ ., c~or, lildchll'p!ofthemee~ uw a-eel b.Y 27 m0111bors. Re- JEWElERS . 0 Artny is weil- ' OHIO VALLEY .. STEAl N W COMPTON 0 D . trained lo ·~ ••• • : • LOUS'-~HE LADY 'S SII .OD MAN ' S • .1: .10 TIFFIN CREDIT .,. - / &ore, escorted by Gregg Gibbs; Iinson. The program cooaisted fl, ~ Rhonda Bailey, Point PleaBBilt welcome b)r'Junior Women' I Club High, ....,sored by Bigs Dept. Store, eaeoited by Gary Park; president, Evelyn L, Wise~, Comle Compson, Wahama lUgh, organ ROlectlons by Debbie Cot....,soreel by G. C. Murph.Y Co., trill, muolc by tile Point Pl~•­ escorted by Rlclcy Powell; Kar- ant lUsh School band, children'• en Null, Point Plosaant lUgh, fashlons, raml)y fashions, sports l . ' y SJ1011sored · by 0. J. Morrtaoo and awlmwear, lntro<lleUon o! Ordo• By Phano ' Dept. Slore, escorted by Alan MISI Jutly LaUtey, "Miss~rtng­ Ami Takf E"' Homo, Flsherj Nancy Tomlinson, Han- Ume ol1968,"andlntro<hleUon<i i i Miss Springtime candldats• by nan lUgh SchOOl, sJ1011sorecl by " Ben Franklin Co., ea<Orted by S1m Nest, WJEH. Richard Hughes, and Lois Turner, Poin.t Pleasant, High, sponsored by tJle Pitchford House, escorted by Roger Brsu. • • I • • Models for the style show were, OPTOMETRIST for G. c. Murphy Co., Carmah . Holstein, VIrginia illaw, CharOt'tlC£ HOORS 9:30 TO 1!, 2TO ::;, ~S ~(C lLWOS~jElOAYT NOON ON ' moine Walden. Della Lue Me. THURS.l - EAST couRT • Mrs. John L, Musaer, Pooleroy, son, 3:06 .p.m. Thoreclay. Dlscllsraes Linda J. ~reo, Mrs. Clyde Rouoh, Mrs. Alva E. Jollllson, Hobart eo-. Freel o. Kaoee, Mrs. Russell WU1011, Lora Lee Smillt, ·Mrs. ww E. sme-.r, Mrs, Roaald R, S&raent. Jerry R. Roush, Deborah D. Roberts. Harold E, Marks, Carl J. l.orub- cer; Rich PuUena, Pt. Pleasant; bio, Mra. James L I.JXIg, Uaa Mrs. Dana Nowling, AIJple Grovej L. Lemley, Mrs. RussellS. John- Mra. Clarence Hcifman, Letart; Jton, James L, Frencb, Mrs. J. Mrs. George Honk, Pome'roy; Norris Fllhor and Infant dau&ll· Michael Rawson, Pt. Pleaaant; ter, Wllllam R, Enos, Ruda A, Worthy Je!!ers, Glenwood; CocU Duro~ Carl M. Cline, Samuel Piekens, New Haven; Earl Con· J, CUck, Mrs. Dean R, Circle. reel, Pl. Pleessnt. DISCHARGED - Mia Good· nian, Johnny Hoachar, William PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPrrAL SOtnmerville, Mro. Dana Jlurll, BIRTHS - Mr, lllld Mrs. Da- Opha B:ooe, Andrew Ralke, Mra. vid Molllne, Point Pies-. a tmld Nowlin, Ellen McDaniel, 11011; Mr. and MrL Delbert Smith, Charles GleaiCil. An ltldltlollll •25.00 will .. al.,.. en Jtoo rtplaw 1110111 ef any 2-wlre ..me. entr_. or the oapl•• _ . cot i ~Ire ..,.ice ontrtnce which 1t 1...... . .. ,,~ ili~Vai&.~i--·ii~r~"d\t ~~~~JG1r,::~ u--..~ f. ••. and Save Even More . I ' FIRE PUT OUT POINT PLEASANT - T h e PoiDt Pieaum; a Jell, Point Pleaaanl Fire departmen! · ADMn"l ED - Mrs. Ronald answered a csll to Galllpolla l;lmpldns, Pl. Pleaoanl; Mro. Del::~ Fem at 4 p.m. Tblreclay to ex- bert Smith, Pl. Pleasant; Mra. tinguilh a grua fire at the cem. David Mulllna, Pl. Ploassnt; Mro. ~l·*. etery. The !Ire was out In aboot WUU1 Marr, West Columbia; ~ tea mlnrtes. One truck and eight Rev. Thomas McElhinney, ~men anawere;d tbe ~· LouT..... t-- Miss Brenda Hartley is .Crowned· Miss Springtime of Style Show Plan Square Dance '!iru!l!tl! • selM•. ~ ' which became state ollllllted at tho Juuary meeting, and an .o!bclsl pin wllh·Uto fedoraUonoesl The women will SJ)Oilsor a teen-age Democrat Club, to hold~ rtrat meeting em Friday, March 21, al Ute hllne o! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plants. A Jelferaon-Jack&on DIY dlnner, 11x> be potluck, wao planned lor May 10 at Ute Junior Hlghwlllt Ma~ Nibert, cbalrman. The nexl mceU118 wUI be Frl· day at 7130 p. m. at the jury roon at the courthouse. Abpve, 1st rdw, 1 tor, are Francia, Liager- · telt, Parliamentariam Betty Gill, state Presldelt, aDd Ailnitl Booth. 4th District Dlrector; standing, Allene Plants, treasurer; Clarice Gault, corresponding secretaryi Maxine Nibert, lat vice prestdent; Eulah Belhxny, 2nd vice presid•. and Neil Kemed,y, secretary. · Present Donn' l!lil'l'e. ' Booth, Or Huntington, ~Ut Dlstrlcl Director, at a dinner In Ute ~ch mceUtW al Ute .~Jessanl Point Resort. Mrs. GUl presented rtrst \'iCe president Maxine Nibert with the state charter tor the c.lub Announced MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' -TilE MASON COVN'l'l' DEMOCRAoJtC WOMEN'S _;ganiJatlon e-nOd Uta state presldelll· o1 Weet VIrginia FOcleratlon . of DemocraUc Women, Mrs. J, Max GUI ol Fairmont, and Awtlla Will .EASTER CARDS ' e · WI I:IOI!OG ltiNCIS llli"WOOD L,_DY •• tai . OO MAN'S H .n ' Nominating ' Committee Quarterly birthdayo .lwe ol>- · In ~tt ' ..,. l11110o111Cec1. · oorwcl TueeclaylllgbtloJtlleQieo- 1.a1ora La .BGiteoux, otate <OUik ter council 322; -llo!olllters of 0uor,, 1n her . lotte~. .to tho p,un.. Amertea;, at 'tbe t.n. . ell remlnlled them to remember Homreci m!llllblrs were- tho homo and Olllbana at Easter. ala IPt<lil llblo ..-eel wlllt Eua Bailey, wbo rosldeo In a ~ecorated cake. Deroth)' La,.. F'lol:lda; sept thanks tolha C<Jun.. aon .o1 Colwnbuo, a mamher o1 .u im- glfto and wdo cmrtqihor the .....,u, Mitt IIIIo !Ur, tile recent hoipllallzaUon. E.r ma honoree I o-Zona BlaP, Olhe Kel. . Cl~ deputy, reed a leijar ley, M,lipre11'utUe,Socile1'ru>- !run Mlrpret lllcLaln d1aJikine sol!, 01111 Hollon, Mabel Vanll!et- Ute members !Ur glfto and canto or and Fem Showalter. during her · hospllalloalloa In Ia the absence of Esther Riden- Charleaton. She Ia curremb' 1tay.. our, ~nor, who w11 reported ing with relative• there. A·aet111, - · Sargent, as&OC!ate weD csnl waa signed for M r s. Wilde· ' .' _Quarterly Birthdoy,s Observed by Cduinc-i{ ' . r~ _~ • POINT_ PLEASANT ' - ',. .... ,, ' ' COminitte({-Reports 2·· :1fisp~ctt~n1~ ' '' ' ' ' I ~ ·· ... _ _ •..., ..:...~1\i.l .w.\lj, _.., ,,,rii\:I'W,~Jiliaalepgrt, 0., . ' ' I In u.. ., ' < �' '' '' ' 7 - Tbo ' . .0.~, Dolly ' lliiUfoil, Fome;cy•!!.llldhipol't. . ~~4- ~ ( 1 ', ., '~ .' Frldl1, )f.arch 21 1969 , , . d.;. J!l'll'er IIIII Blb)e IIUdf, 7:30 ·. • THE · CIIESTI!l!l MEiftoliiST ~. S..1ilaplchool s.,rt."~ ,t\nc' ~·' ~ . · p'.·, . . ·I p, m. 1 , tHARQE, - !ltv. p~l. A, Ca" $j:hool, 9:30 L Jb.; Mondlli wor1 t::; su:rroN UNI'J'f:ll METRO. 1D1 1!1_ _. CHESTI!R; Wor"/'111 ,IIIII>. .10:30 L m.1 Suncloy e.,. . -1 • • DIST CHUR~H - W, ~· .Mo- ~._9 4- m.1 SUndajo ~hool,IO Lin.; ~ ni!W oerncw, 7; ·P~r meet!.. , ~ · • , . . , · Clua, pootor. s'ulldoi - · ~" Wald !!l>ill<er, ~ Fl-AT• ·Wrpdaiodl1, 7 p. mt. . 10r30 L .m.; WoublP ~. WP9!JS: ctrurcb rSchool, SundrQ, . ' S'f/ JOHN LI!THER»l _ Brl· 9:30 " m., ~ IIIII .laiirth 11 I. m.Nolrn J!Oibo; alft Wor~ 'ah E!ifri!, pa~1 Wcroh1Po·B:50 . .• . • ' , . , ~ •I"' ~ · ' ., ohlll·: aervlce alte,..., with .\Jo ._ 111., tallowed 11r Sulldi1School. ~~>ii'«'W~»l::«Wh:i~.,., ..' : · ~!JESTI;R CHURCH OF 1'11!; Jl:et! ,.S· FlalwoniL , Soeykeo " ST. PAvL LU'i'IIER»Z•- BrJ. .· ' ' ·•. , NAZARENE ;;: an. llorhorl 'Biillllrll' mornlnj: or ·.<Jt in i!Undfri school, P~~FTcaMET 1 D~'1'Chllrch,· , THE D~LLP; ,\I'E;SU;\'AN <i"lt/ Pll!or• w~-.Mrvlce, · ee.ch'woeif. • e:U L, ll.l Worohip, \0:30Lm. oto, aotor. Srllide1 CHURCH- ~lei bolor, poo- II L.JII• led 7:3d p. m., Soprd~Q, •SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST'- · ~ACIJD UliJ'l'Ell METiiO. ~~wat 9:~0; ~ DiiUI)Ier, torr SWJcli; SUac~oy ,ScbooJ ~~ ~"""'· 9:30 L"ll.,!ll~!>' P~. Mu!Wfey HI& R<>od, DJSr ~ .Rev. ~A Sellon, cea ~tl0:4~. ~erlnteodeol, ~ scl!ool, aid llltloa;' 5Ift, OMrleo ·BI.. · 110i1li ot Vetenu -tlaliloo- Pit~. SUirrlat' school; 9:3h, m., orohlpo ! 11h the .Rev. Cf.4to. Wedneodl1 9:30 L m.; WoroblP' oervlco, · aell, a11latoat o~t. ~~r meet-. · p!UL PhiUp Glltr, J!litor, Sib, ilen Qvi~Yi' Slfl. MOrnlna ,;"YOnl.. prayer ~~rvlceo ~1. 1:~5. jO;aO L m•Jmdqr 1.., W_-., 7:30 Ji. m. J ', ~~~~ ' School, Satuidai, 2 p,' n>.J worllhlp, lq!fQ' i. m.; llrot and I!OTTRIDGE \JtnTED METH· yarth , oervl~; 8:45 '-'· m. E'!' • HAIUUS()~~ · PRESBY· .Worllhlp, 3:11 !», nr.poulh.;J;el• thlnj ~ ~~ !"01011. EveOOIST- Woro!r/ll,W.IIllillhlrd ntng woralrlp, 7:30., l'rlt,r 01\4 TERIAN - Ml'o, . N"!""' Lee, > "'"'•hlP IIMI Mult ' BI~e stjrdy, Ding e•aiiiBIIII!c' sotylce, 7:30 Srlllde1o oleaclpnonth,10:45 L praloe, W,...,odl1,:f:30 ·, ; · SUirrJt,y School S...........eat. , 'W-odl1, 7:;10p.,!"o ' · p. m., M«<!111'allllr...rtbSulldl1o. m.; oeconl· ollll Cooirtlt Sulldl1a, IJ!liTED FAITH qwiiCII - .~ Schoc!lo 9:30 .1. m; S!Jt>.,j. , f1RST UNITED ~~TEllC~L UNITED METHO. 7:30 p, m. &olidl1 ;l<hool, 9:45 ,.Neo~ Settloinent - Robert E. cloy, Mr11co, 8 P• m., the Rev,, I~ CHURCH ..f..illdrn~ DIST CHURCH - Be•. Paul A. L "': C~Jrlatta!t ·l';~wr, thlr1l Smllhl S!:·• pallor, Su!triJio S<;hool ~ Do!llhilll of Middleport. . , . .Gueal minister,. .J~i, Buc- , Sellers, po1tor. &rbrla,y School, sa~ ofeachm . Sq~t., Ro)oJolr~SundiQSchool JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, lar· ~n, Sillrq)' SchOO\. Sund1Q 9:30 L m.; WII.)'IIO I!Woh SuPt. L~vftEL tLih ,REEMETH· 9:30 I. m.j · \l'or&hlp Mrvlce, ry Carnalran, pr~aldlng 1!11~~- School, 9:30 L m.;'l!c.rablpurv· Mlll'nl,. wottobip, 10:30 ~ m., O!liST -:. ,~ 9:30 L 10:30 f!. m. a 7:30 P. Pl. eaeh lor. ~: .!Uble lecture, 1;,30 l~e, 10:30 L m.i Cl!olr prictlce o-11111 rourthS!mrJiya<ileac:h' liLtMonD,.worohijj, 1o;l0L m.l ~· 'Yootli l!lf!O!b>B !'1111. choir L m., Wolch Tower atl!bo. 1Vr30 7.30 P. m. Wodi"odl1· . month. EveDI,. ,....,llatlc oerE~oblP, 7,JOV, rii.;Wed· · prectteo,,.B;30 p• m. •c~Sl1!1111Q. L m.; WO\I":"edrQ: !'lbJO 1turb', ·ASBURY UNitED METHODIST nco, 8 p. m. aOCOIIII and third nei4!1Q Clirladaa i(Putll eruddKENO CHURC!I OF CHRIST- 7 P· m. Tburl&y(Mlalljry oeh<iOI '- S)'I'ICUae. Rov: WendeD stu1- &olidl1 eoch nuirJih: iri,&30p. 'm.:;PrtY•raieetJ-v, Norman MCC.IO. &¢ SlrYleea at 1 p.m. 8ervle,~ meetlrw"at ~· )er, paetor. ~ Sc~, 10 ENTERPRISEVNITEDMETH7:30 p. m. Thuroda$, choir pric• weekly_tt o;3o L m. l'telcblnl, . 8 P~ m. 4- m.; Carton Norrlo,Sift. wor- . ODIST - Rev. WU!lam Alrscin, tlco, 7 p. m. R ·~ne GW firot llld 1hlrd Sllllday <if month MASON CllllRtH OF CHRIST ohip oorvlco, 11 L lit.; MYF, 6 poator. Ralpll Spencer, Sqlt.; El· pattor; PhU Wise, ,S.. ' In' Charles RuueU, 9:~ a.m. - Mlller SL1 - Ever.aoo Week- p. m. Sunclly; Pn,yer meeting, don Weeks, a&at. · W'oratdp servDEXTER CHURCII OF CHRIST THE BRADFO.RD CHURCH OF ley, )ll&ror, Bible atl!bo claooea, Wedneodl1, 8 p. ln. lcea, 9:30 L m.; Sulldl1 School, · - Ronnie Ruaaeli, poator. Nor- CHRIST - Charleo Ruo!eli>Pif"' SUndl1, 10 L m. Worahlp and POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 10:30 L m.; Yllllh Fell<Mshlp, DIID C. WW, . aq~t. SuQrll.y School tor. Richard GUkej>, SqJl SU.. preaching, 10:55 L m.; SuQrll.y NAZ~E- Corner Union a 6:30 p, m. WedneorQ: Choir, 9:30 L m.; WorshiP oervlce, 411 School,. 9:30 L m.; lrfDm!Jrl IYenl~ oervlce, 7:30. Bl!>leotud)' Mulberry. Be•. Cl.!de v. Hellller· 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. 10:S.t. m. · Chrlotltli' Endel\'01' worship, 10r30 L m.; Evenbw clao101, WellneediQ, 7:30 p.m. 100, Plitor. SUnri11 ScbOoJ, 9;30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - MldSunda,y evening. worship, 7 p.m. Wedneodi1·Bible GRACE EPISCQPAL - E. a. m.; Rallmond WalbUrn, Sqlt. ~. 5th IIIII Main. Jock RACJNE FIRST CIIURCH OF Sturb', 7:30 P· m. MaiD Street, P'""el'llf. Olurch Morning worahip, 10:30 L m.; Soltes, aupL Bible School, 9:30 THE ·NAZARE~-SI!jliii.YSchool REORGANIZED .CHURCH OF School, 10:30 a. m. eech SU.. Evonl.. senlce, 7:30 p, m. Mid- a.m.; Mornl .. worship, 10:30 ~ 9;30 L Mornl~ .WoroblP, JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY day, Third Sund1Q or Olch Week servl<e, W-dly, 7:30 m.; Evening w~rahlp, 7:30 p. m.; mr or A G'h h Ar.,a.' u..,_c es·. · 7:timsy t;fJJ 1/', .J'<; . . . ...m• . ~9 · 3. ·'·' J!llpl,,.,wr. .. Adra - -- N";.;sE · .... .. ON ENTIRE STOCK - · lANCES · . ALL . r i How About ANorp . r Gas or Elec R ..... ·., .r A •. • a•••••••••••••••••••.•. "'r.or $179 . O ' ' Nor1e EleCtric Dryer.. •.. .. • .. • .. •For $i29 OrA , Low• Price On ....... :.. , .. Zeilltb Color1TV: ~ ..SPECIAU~ ... -»..........,. · EASY . nus... ~ 1! 1 ' Dearllel111: What ..,j!d )'011 do with a Uallt bulb S~atdler? 'lbere II one looM In 11Q' ljlal'tment bulldln& Evlrl' time I co out somewhere, the 1111t.. cher lltrlk•• l8lln. Wb.;, I come IIRno, I have ro climb 111e stalro In tile clerk. ~ ·alllllllt bi'dla lllJ .aeck a rew t1me1, the baD wa• .. black. IJild bulbi aren't that - woold Ileal !aot liiQo a.em. Wbal'l beblnd lhlo?- IN THE DARK tift .. - ' 'Dear rril: .' Doo't wolk U!l SERVICE lnAU-OUIAI5 U•• 0... Pree· Parll"t Let ..l1111's Cleaners 2.. I • .21-tl, !"Moray 9G Ai!lt St~rMI~~IefOrt Formula to Inhibit Riots Found By PATRICIA McCOIIMACK NEW YORK (IJ~ At a IDlall collep Ill tho frln&os of New York's Gr-cb Vlllap, olllclals tblnk IIIey !mow how ro keep studentl fl:Om rlollng. 1bo !mow- waa put to tile tell at 111111 Collep o! F.Gicatloa loll oprlnc clu1ni the worll - .. cloy ot tho Columbia ' '_., .From our extensive Bulova Calendar Collection. ! -H. \ Deer Hoi•: NO DOWN ::S ~ PA!MENT · ~ , BANK PYe ....., married 17yeer111Ml '_..qd - · for . . _ . ot drlnldnllllll olber womea. · Weaetaloal-llliwthln we did w11en we "'~'" lo>plher, but be WGil't ..... - . - . . ho vlalta - · lie bepollllnl ~·~ me, but 1 have 1i> btlore I ao ID hlo lj1lll'tinelll-. lll.t I wm't ullii'JiiiM'' b!m. Someti!Doo a WOIIWI IDBWOrllllo .,..,..; be oweer1 lbelllllemaid. RATE~ MOW FINANCI~G . .fl S rore ,.. .cblnee thai black ball. l'etlllll llle "lllltdler" II imJy Pll3lnl Jakea or AYin1 - · .199 /Pt9(f// II INGELS .F·URN·ITUR'E · AND·A..,LIANcES ·· . . . !192·Z635 MIPDI.EPORT ·-r but be IIIGHT bt Boa1m lilriD&Ier. 8orr)o ro alorm ;100, but r4 - • 1<'1 look for 1 _ . • • ' garage .or· carport, . .. \· . . ~ ' ' ,WE'LL PLAN Wo hiVO I ' ~~- m' moich ,.Ur homo alld. )'oUr ~ Blqp In 100ft. . ." ' ..., '"'"""'11 , . ... ··•. m._ -time a~WJ~ bulb lo mJ1tln1 IIMI lnaltl lllol be replact II bt- J " ! "··· ;,..1 ']..' bulldlai . . '.' ' ·~ , . •• •• !__iV n iM ... __ ' ... ~ < fourlh !iild1QI0 - - ,wr, ~.., dlf, Scirool, 10 L ·m., Woralrljj CAR~TON CIIURCH-KIIIJII" lervlce at U L fm;• Tileodl1 burg 1lolcL Sunclor School, 9:SO. eWDIJIII at 8 p. m., ~tr IIIII L m., Ralph carl, llfL Worship Blbla Study. ·'I' serrice, 10:30 1..m. IIIII 7:30,t BUTLAND CHU~ OF THE m. altemoleJ¥. Preyer meetl,., IIAZAJiEm: . _ Be~. UO)'d D. WodneedrQ; 7:30 p, m. Rev. jl1 ·Grlfnm, , Jr., JXUt_or. 8u.ndaJ _SUlea,; J)l.ltor. scliooJ, 9:30 L m.; ~worOLD DEXTER CONGRF.GA.ship, 10:30 L m.; Y<iuns-'•'• TIONAL CIIIJRCII- Rev. WU. aervlc.e, 6:45p.m.; EVIJJB8)iltlc lard ,Dutcher,Paltor. Mriil. WOfoo oorvlcu, 7:30 p, m:,wOdnt!oila.r le¥ Fr1Dcl1, SunrJo1 School SqJt. evenlnj: 1ervlce, 7:3Q;p. m. Sundlf Schoo, 9:30 L m. Chur<)\ HEATH UNITED MEl'IIODIST servlceo ftnt and 1hJrd ~ CHURCH, loiJddlepor(j- Max·E, lollaw!Jw Sunc1oy School. So'""' Dolilhue, mlnlater; Janes Brew· and fourth saturday I eventnia~ 1rWton, Scl)IJ¥1 '"'""'"" 7:30 p. I"·; r:hurclr -rices. tenrle!tl. Clnlrch Sc:liC!Jl; 9:30 1. UNITED . FAITH CHURCH m.; -..Jng' w6rohip, J0r30 L - Neooe Sottloment. SUirrJat' m,; Youth meettrw, Sundlf, 6p. School Super~ ft01 Jdlft. m. Choir rohaeraal W-~. 11011, Yllllh meet!JII, B;_SQ! g..,.· 7p. m. cholrdlrec!Dr, oenPhll· 411, · . 1011. Pn,yer ser11ce, Wednesday, SYRACUSE FIBST UNITED 8 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN _ ~,. IJnsoa BETHANY NETHO. Stellbiilo, ·pootot. School, DIST 'CHURCH _ Pau! A. 9:30 .. m:; Worllhlp f!Orvl<e, 10. Salloro, )111101". •Mor!lllfiworohip · :30 L 'm.; Bllil~ 1tudy IDf!preyer 9:30 '!- )ti.I ~ !l!:lrrill• ~0:80 l•rylce, \l'o4"e'!'!l1· 7:~0 p.m. L m. BiJ!ho Thelll~>i>t, Youth. .· !'OMEROY. flRS'l' BAJ',TJST _ FallJIWiblP, B:30p.i '. · . .Geotao Skloner, .sull!a: School . TJq: RtrrJ;AND liMVNJTY SII)IOl'~nt. Sunday School, tliiJIICH .- !lev< 01 TIWo, . 9.:30 !" m.;~ .Morillq! worllhlp, Stud!'• . . SUQr~o.y$ch!ri>J,. 9:,301.111,; 10:30; BY,F,$p, 11f, . alfl, \foro~ Wednesdaf, 7 ·P.o m.; choir ptaoL m. II'~ prlfer ttce; W~ridey, 8:30 p.Di. r:,~.~=~ 7;30p. ai. n1a11t MT. UNION lllj>tlll- Rav. C.. 7:10. ell C..., pootor, SUJ\rtv/ SchoOJ ~ liiiJOI'i1!terlltii, Earl SllrkrQ'~ S.... day. School, 81U L DLI ~ r u- lltalro In tho dorkl Rlq lor U.e Woman to Woman IUPiriiaed''"ipartmeot., bnDdlne " . 1'I. ~· · J.l,, ~..rr • 1$-A• w~..r •.• ,:-=-::;!· ~ , •.1•~~~ .• ,. · •·• ' ~\~\\\11}1 Ill//;~ . BUY ON . ~ME DAY . munlon, 7:30 p, m. SOUTH , IIETHEL 'UNITED METHODIST- WoroblP, aeconl IIIII r...rtb Sllndajo, 10:30 Lm.; :lrVI'PERS VNITED 11 7:30 Paotor, Elder C. W, llrat and thin! Sundlfo, 7:30 Mhliom5T.:. WoroblP Prollltt. p. m. Sulldl1 School, 9:30 a. m. 9:ll0 1. in. 'at ro.,.er . buildTHE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Y- FellowshiP, 6 p. m. 01eh t:w, E>Pinded SOp>dl¥ . hooloes- CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cadwallader, SW11111 at Tlfpero PWno Uni!Dd simi ror mraery~gradealxchU- paetor, Jerry Van Inwapn, Sun- MethodiM Church. dren at 'former. Methoi!lot amrex drQ School Sq~erlntellllont. SU.. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD i1 ,9:30 a. m.,Jrlts, Jomea Stout, 411 School, 9:30 L m.; Morn1111 -Tho Rev. Cho1ter Beyut, )II&children's auperlrUD:ient. && worship, 10:30 1. m.; Evenlaw tar, Sundl)' School, 9:30 L m.; da)o (burch School, adultl arll senJce, 7 I· m. Wedneadly, Worahlp urvice, 11 L m.; EveyoUth. 10:30 L m.: Junior High, Prayer: service, ?t30 p. m. nl!W worahlp, 7:30 p. m. PrQer_ SIJilor Hlsh IIIII YOWl! Adulll GRAHAM UNITED METHO. oervlce, TueediQ, 7:30 p. m. moot 1]\formerMethodlstChur<h DIST CHURCH-PreachiiW, 9:SO Youth oervlct, ThurediQ, 7:30 p. for Sulldl1 Churclh School Boyd a. m., Rr&t and second Sunrlll'l m. ~Y olnp, drat Salurday · Haekney, youth •1CJerlnterxlent: of each month; third ud fourth or each month. . Poet hlp ochoolij>doenlorldulto Sundejoa eoch month, worshiP HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST· meet Jn tortli'erEUB~, 11o- oorvlce at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday 1»1 CHURCH - Jomeo Smith, blrt v~ ,,.,~, Mull Bible eVOJ!Inp at 7:30, Prayer and pallor. ·Robert Pauloon, SUnr111 Cleoa ll'lV, liatl Moodly each Blbla Study. . .. School Sqlt. Morni111 oerrice, mOIOh. YOIIIh Fillriwllhlp each lo!ASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH 9:30 L m.; Sundlr School, 10:45 Suoi~Q', 6 p. -m. lia tormer Meth- OF GOD - Second st., Mason, a. m.; .Youth meeUna, 6:45p.m. CMJIJI D!olrtct youthral- W, VL Sunday School, 10 L m. SILVER RUN FREE WI L L ·Jy llrlt MOIIday .!( Olch month. Mornl111 worohlp, 11 L m. Evm-, BAPTIST - Be•, CaudlD Atldna, LETART UNJ'JtD METIIQ.. gellstlc service, 7:30 p, m. BJb1e pastor. Richard Ftnk, &nlay DIST CHURCH_ flrollllll aec- Stud)' and pr11or aervlco, Wed- School , ~ prea""... at8~· · no~, 7:30 p. m. Chori3:l'J~terf.e1" School, L Jt.:.n..s / . SHIRT FINISHING m- no mamlrw service. Holy com- 0111 ~ UNITE~ a;,.. r s..- Bible H.... av.enllll· wor1~lp, 7:~ Wedne,. p ... • '30 7: , P. . . 411> 7 p, m. POMEROY C H U R C H OF t~~.~_;:,RohoBibl~~onl •. ••_paa'". 9 30 ~ • • .._ • JP.Iloforni.. Woroblp,10:SOa.m.; ·Youth meeting, 6:30 P. m.; Evenl111 wonblP, 7:30. !did-Week service, Wednel(lay, 7:30 P. m. Jwrlor choir practice, Friday, 4 PL· ~GSVILLE CHRISTl"' _ N• M Longovllle VIllage. Rev. Robert Eugeneloltlooer, pao!Dr. Worship Jtli'Ylce, 10:30 .. m.; GleDM ~~ S.:,:~~~. ~~ ,,....., - __, ••""- aervl.., ·7:30 p, m. lllldweek oervlct, W-ediQ, 7:30 p. FJRsT BAPTIST _ . :.oo Chlrle1 Norrll, poo!Dr. Sund1Q School, 9:30 L Dl.l -.,s,. wor• ahip, 10:U.L IlL Sunclor evollllll worilhlp, 7:30 P. tD.; W-1411 ovenlnj: Bible Study, 7:ll0 p, · m. BETHLEHEM BAJ'1:1ST GrOll JieltiJ, CNl'le1·Norrl1,po.. tor•.il'orlhlP oervlco, 9:30Lm.; Sc\100!{ 10i30 a. m. ' MORNING •; ~TAR VNITED METHODIST CHURCH- Rev. Wqllain .AiroO!I. i!optor; John lhh, ll<i.Y ya!l Ma&Or, Asot Sql~ SChoO!, 9;~· o, m.; 10:45 L m.; 7:SO p•. m. . SuniJit Smith,·,": - p.m. Pri,Jer service, Wednesdly, 7 p. FUR= RUN UNI'l'Ell METH· ODIST - Rev. Welllloll G. Slutlor, poolor. Worohip oervlco, 9 L m.; SuQrll.y School, 10 a. m. Mro. Fred Neoae, Supt. THE lo!INERSVIL~ UNITED METHODIST - Rev. Wendell Stutler, paator. &olidl1 School, 9 L m.; Kenneth WJulas, SICIL Worship aervlee, 10 a.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller m., Rev. Raulln Moyer, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - MlddleporL . Rev. Audry lofUJ. er, pastur. Leater T11lor SqJt. Sundl1 SChool, 9:30 a. m.; 'Mornlng Worohip 10:30 a. m.; Junior Sodecy, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday EWigellotl, meetir~~, 7:30 p. · m. Prayer meeti!W, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. THE SALVATION ARMY- Envoy Ray S. WiDing. om.cer in charge. Sumay, 10 L m., Bollness meetin,s;-10:30 a. m. ~ dl1 SchooL YOWl! Pec.,le's togion, 7 p.m.; Sal~-u 118 , 7r30 p. m.; Tburodl1, 1 to S p. m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. Prep cloa101. MT. MOIUAH BAPTIST- Mid· die-. corner of Fourth 11111 Main Sl Robert Jackson, putor, Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Morn111 worshJ», 10:30 a.m., Arnold Richards, 5qJt. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST _ Rev. samuel J. Jackson, paator. Pl'IQer service, 9:30a.m.; SUnSchool, 10 L m.; Mra. Gar- paator•.BobMoore,SlBda,yScbool ~ SundiJ' School ciUies for all IJIOI, 9:30 a. m.; Morning wcr&hlp, 10:30 L m.; NYPS Sun- 411.. 6:30 p. m.; Ewnpllatic senice, Sunday, 7:30 p. m.; MidWeek Pn,yer meetircWerlnoodl1 7:30 p. m. loiiiii<MWY Meellng oeconl Wedneodly of eeeh month ot 7:30 p. m. MASON BAPTIST CHAPELThe Rev. Harold Cwminaf'IIJn, paalor. Charles Llmhort,Sundl1 Scltool Sqll COrner second and Pomeroy Sts., Mason. W, VL; Sunday School, 9:45 L ril.; Woraervlce, 11. Wednoodl1eveTHE SPRINGS UNITED METHODIST - C. J, Lemley, poator. Harold Blackston, cflurch school IUj)L Mornlnll worship, 9:30 a. m.; Church School, 10:15 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30: MYF Sundlf, 6:30p.m. Pr11or meet1111 and Bible Study, W-aday, 7t30 p, m. Admlalatntive CouncU meeting, firot Mondly of each month, 7:30 p. m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRisT - Elden R Blake, poa- i tor. sunday School, l(l L m.; Wlmle Hololnpt, oupt. ~~~~ lll'tltOIIo U L m.; E..nlfl8:aer•· Ice Clri1&dan Eltdeavor, 7:30 p, m., Mra•. Lyde Ole..Uer, proof. oernce and_ aermon. 8: • Mid-Week pf110r .meett,. W-odl1. 7:30 p. m., lrfn. Mazie llolZIIipr, clall laeder. lliBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE-- . MlnenvUle, 0., Cl>lrch oervlceo eoch Friday, even!~~~; 7:30 p.m. Paotor .'Ken ' Derrlrwtoo ot Rlvenawonl 5e<o!it! l!tp1!ot Church. Jllb!t Study eech )Yedne11111Q ·at !;SOP. m. POMEROY LOWER IJGIIT CHURCH- IlarrlsonvlllellolcL ~·· 1101 1'11!oro pootor; WU· llam·~•• SoiQdo,y SChoolSqlt. SUnday SChopl, 8:~ L m.; WoroltiP ........., 19130 L Dl.l 'EDllll wl>rohlp, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ltil praiH SO"'<Oo '11turod11, de: SOII D7:~311t1ir~l "';"11'1~ METHO. RaciDO - W, SuQrll.y 11 . !101, first and second Sundl1a 'at 5:30 ·p. m.; Mrs. 1\lary Wonla, proaldonL HYSELL RUN FREE METilO. DIST - Rev. COcU J, Wloe, PI"' tor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; Evenlng worahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Y1lUfW Peq,le"s Service, 6;45 p. JD.io PNer meeting, 'l'hllrlday, 7:30 p. m. . MIDD~PORT FIRST BAP· TIST- Charles W, Slm-pastor. Robert RichardiOil, 8undly School 5Ujlt. SuQrll.y ChUrch School, 9:15 L m.; Mondiwworship, 10:15 a. .m. SonriO)' Bible study hour, 7:30p.m.SIIndajo4:30 p, m., pme tll!lo for youtlr. Weclaeadly evenl111 pr11er aervlco, 7:30 p, m. , SACRED HEART _ Du-'•• Lemen ....... aervlceo 7 ;::..~ Wedneacloy and lllturday. c 0 nfeolkrn, 7:30 p,m, Satur411. In cooe of lllneiS or luneralo, call ~J:I Zwilllns. 9112-385Sor 9112- . Hr• . . r ln th/1 file, wa nnd 1o learn the diHo,.,.. bt,.._ rf.e ihl"'• """ lftdure and ,,_ lhat .,,. rro· fl/moy ao a 111ft In 111f1 wlnrl. We need·lo loam con'"'!· cou,... rrnd lolth. HDI!o of,,.._ co.,;,. .e.Jfly, llut tlte flrll lltp will be found ln. rho laachlflll• of your church. H._ you looen eolng 10 church latoly? --- ------------i111111 ~tll1"ft J:I·II BibJ.t S<>rifiW • l:lt-11 6:11 6:12-U With the hope it will, in some. measure, foster and htlp susrain that which is good in fami!Y and community hfe , this feature 1s sponsored by the business firms and organ· 1zM1ons whose 1111mes appear below. . - -- - - - -- - - HEINER'S BAKERY LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD VA. WEST MAIN ST. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. l'IIONE 992-3284 MIDDLEPORT TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. R.H. ·RAWLINGS SONS CO. .OIDO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, O!UO (larry Bailey) POMEROY,' 0. LYONS MARKET uMEMBER OF THE mG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS Pit 667-3280 BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - ALLIS CIIALMBERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTffiAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS Pit 867-3435 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD .MIDDLEPORT, 0. • MARK VSTORE cliRISTIAN SCIENCESorvlceo at 315 Main St., Pt. Pleulllt, SUndayo, 11 L m.;WedneediQa, 7:3ll p. m. Alllfelcome. RAY RIGGS, INC. MIDDLEPORT, O!UO Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - English Ford 59U601 85 N, COURT ST. ATHENS, 0. ROYAL OAK PARK WILLIS ANTHONY FAioiiLY RECREATION SIVOOIING Carpenter PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 240 LINCOLN ST. lofUJDLEPORT L-.i;o RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET Notes TilE STORE WITH A HART RACINE, omo. Mr. ahd lriro. Arthur cnlltree were 1roat1.011 Solnll1 ro 1 Ul1y ' ' '•! Jlllherllll iltiopdecl br Mr. IIIII lira. Fern ',GII)ogly, local, Mro. Elbo lkKalJII~ Sha!'oa. Chrla, ahd Jlq&aro'ind Mr. IIIII M r a. lrlcKa!lflt .,.! o( · Mr• ...,.. a Yllf;ln.flying a kilt tllflre It Mt4 far cant,.,, at It wllf 10M 'crGt/t, W'h!lf ·Wps ~' lovollnHI wllf ~ a crvmpled hoop of lllcb and lorn - · · Th/1 /1 ,,.,. of many ihi1111 th'at catch aur faiiCieo,.,. oliO of many of our droa1111. ' 3291.' New~ •• .........,.,; .. . • .,,,... wit• /1111 tniHifh ~..-!u 1o fly , •' ~Itt? II _ , *'•~" all!l 11/jltet, It' . brlglrr blokh of calor In tllfl tlry. II lo a -~,,. .Individual wile _WOit't pauM to wafdt If, .Gncl, to Mo;r ol ut, · H•lo perliopo a qfiiiNl of un-P.GIIM ,,...,.,. • sfl.ool, n; ' J<z•te · "' ·· ·~at. " . . .. . r-;fU!il ••:30 Lm.; E+enl.ni Wlirahip, SAINTS- PortlancMI1clueRald. 7:30 p. m. Weflnelj!ay SUJ111ay Sundl1 SChool, 9:30 L m.; MornSchool Sqlerlnlendint, l Pauline 1.. worship, 10:30 L m.; SuQrll.y MJCIIntock. Pao!Drl Rev. Morrlo eVOnllll aervlce at 7 p, m. WedIf. \Vol(e. neodl1 e,.nlng prayer oernce . cecu SWISHER & LOHSE HEliALL DRUGS . WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCIUPTIONS 992-2155 POMEROY, 0. ATTEND ~ ' ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0. 99Z-6098 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE KENTUCKY FRIED CIDCKEN POMEROY, O!UO CHUIICH OF YOUR CHOICE ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEROY I'lL 992-3493 . NEW YORK , EBERSBACH . ~'J'IIINC IN HAJWW.ARE , i'OiriEROY, 0. . ' SUPPLY API'J.i»ZCES ' , . CHESTE!i, 0. ' �' ' ,, I ' ' ' ' • ' .•. ' ' ,._ ... ' '' ' ' -. . '· ' ' ' ' (' • Weekly '. 'Guide To Better / 6 .." . 6...". - ~'· 7E.. •' Word Cii'Uft WCI'IWI't vt.. -8 E.. 9E: 0" . IE. I/Jiu.T />M I GofiJG lD IX> Wll!l JljJ._ lHESe Dlt>;r BAilS? ' "'-'"'"' Ra: HUI!Itllnl ' ...... Tom I.Jtrr7 Bll! ~rtelll l.lq VMO M)' Fett n.' ,.w..~ Look lP &Ill Uw T~ t• """" """ Fac. tllt tilt Lift ~~;. ti&.·w;R Natlall 2 .. cot. _,. ~ HOW 00 I J<:!.W? Tllll:liO 'EM AOJI>/r; STVPID! TV~ ­ • hi:\111 LUI """' ... 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A ' ._b WA"T INFOif"MATiOH DjAQL:INE"S .. ~.• 5 , .... Dor Before Pvllllutio11 M.~•r Dielllllne 9 •·•· Concelletiene & C•rec:ti~• . Will ~• •ec~pt•tl t • ·• · f., Day of Pub!lcatton ...,._u REGULATIONS TN P'ubllehlr ••••"-• the titht to Mil " reject •nr ~~ dumecl -*• .... ' !fclionlll . The ~~~~~~ will not '- retpantlhle fer mo,. tt.c.n one lr'ICOUIIICI IMertion . RATES For Want Ad S11Yiu · S cenh ,., Wcwd ollt il'ltortlon Mini111uno Ct.r,. 7Sc .. 12 Cllllltl Auto Salas per word three c:oniOCU• ''"'\8 ,,, ,,."'· unll IM' Word 1hr cen1ecutiva '"''"'·"·· 25 c:ant Oiuount on poid odt ~ 111111 ENGLIIIII l"ord. m:elllllt eondltlon, pod lireJ, Coli M2-4211. See Woodall Grate, ofllladt poid wltt.in }0 day1 . CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .SO lor SO wortl 111ini110Um. Eo. odditlo"OI word 2c . BLIND ADS Rullond Famliure. ....., ._.dlti-1 25c Cheri- ,_, A.jy.,. l ,, ......"'.OFFICE HOURS te PONTIAC GTO, aulamllle: •-"'"Dent oonditlon. !!Owns duo ID a tllwrft. Pltono a 1111. WNte . 6:30 a.l'll . 1111 5 :00 , .m. daily .i)f, g.m. to 12:00 Noon Satwday Notice .ACINE Fire liepartment Ham Sbool. Sunday, March :IS, I P.M., Bob HiU Fann. -WILL a 'I'llERE be BUn lhoot &mdey begbml!ltl at 110011 at llle Forbd Run Sporllman CMJ. Ever'l'lno Is welcome. S.INic EAGLES CLUB CHICKEN DINNER 8UIIness Servldt C. C. BRADI'OIID I WILL 1'100' be nopo~~~lble for aoy debfl eontntoled by IIIJ· ... olber lbaD ~. Gltml Rblor, ~ E. lolalo St., .......... 0111....,.. ....... elMo I 1 tie AIR CONDmONJNG Belrlprollon aerriee. Jacl:'o Refrlsenll..,, New Beveo. hootl ...,.. 4 e tr. malel. Pbone 99MIII. Goel- .n ....... WILL DO IIpper~, -mg at home - pockets, pegglns. be""""'", alteratlonl, Mn. P'reddle Tllabel, MUOII, Phone 7'13-$111. .....,., VACANCY for hro e14e1tJ JIIO' pie, Profor private pold ,.. - · " - Mlaoa, 'l'IUIII. JN.IIe nouo Davt•. of Pomtfi:IIY· a . D.• ObkiJ h.u lieu. dllb apPOi!Md EuGidOr 01 We ~.~~~ .. , .. of Clau•h• e.:. ~·. _, ~•:•-a . decluecl, laW ld . . . . Coutl'o 01118. ert:dlten art req,Qind to m. Ulielr c1liml wWI ~4 llcNalal7 WUidla ,.r::.l::: ,.. ..,. "00 - ;.:::,.•·, : ., .... c....., I 7' O l<> I 11 ... . bl IDIJWtred by naming lavbr- 11e ioJmn. .• 11iellitlneedlre<tor,Iva~ hart, rojiOrlod that $2o.u bad been recelvad for tlli Bit~ Cupa. lle ~so dlotrlbutad buM! .....,. !or 1M members to oell. Flower chairman Cileeyle Knf&bl reported lllat nowers bad been seot to Iris Morril u1 Ada . .IOHN W. l . .llLI PruNIIftt ef C....cll Attlltl .... .,.._ ·---- :Ill! .......... The president, Orpha Fields, ljlllolnlad Maey Slok and Ama ~1011 to aerve on the memberatrlj) eommlttee ror the 1\eW year and Fa.Yt Carpenter ul Iva ~ to serve m the audlilnl eommlttee. An executive boerd meeilnl will be held Monday, Mareh 21, at the home of Orpha Fields. Next month's meeting wiU be held at tile borne of Faye Carpenter witll Bertba Rlekard and Cbeeyle Knlgltt co I!Ostesoea, The program was quJzze1 conducted by Iva Capehart wltll Fre· da Turley and Bmnle Fields the w1Dners. For Sale .:'~ ~~-Jl ·· ....... Contact fwr ..olltbl. tit.t.ed \.~hill lrd dq of Marth ' IVMN C. aACON Adiftl PteHte .I. . . .....,. c.unt; 7; :S lol; I II Jte NOTICI OP: :111'" ..... ... out. ,.,.. 11 •·"'- ..S lifter 7 p.m. ,. 1 ,. ., ., • • S.ltat ' .. • • • ~F.OS One jeUOlJJ !Dho made a succe1s starting /rom .....tch: . the II<• riowdef manufacM'or; . Complete Front·End and Brake S•vlce BLAETTNAR'S 11111. . . . . .. . '. s6a:n • • • . wi'v e j,r~e~d~r~~,~~f~~~u~ ~he •It••• IALI PIJC:IO MOW AT •••••••••••••··-- · ~ ··•••••••••·••••• .. ••••••••••:••••••••••••••••$1911,00 !!.? O.LD~. It NEWwchr..''.:?t':::d •',: r;;-r .....~: :"' ,,.,...,,., OILMONT n- 69 Old 1, Cl!io nurses of 13 comtles will gatller In Jack&OO March 26 for a ll.ll'sing wOrkshop on tu~ berculosls si)ORIOl'ed by t b e MalliS and Gellta Countlea '111berculoalo and ' llealtll Alloclalions In c:onjunctlon wilh other 8 to 6 · . oM ltMtllll, redia, whit. wall tltu, wh..l diau, and outaido roor viow . Q-Whal caooeo low blood sugar? How does it affect a person? What kind ol diet should ooe take lor II? A-AIIhoucb dlabelet ta cbaraclerlzed by a high blood sugar, a few persona with mild diabetes produce an overabundance o I Insulin when their b I o o d sugar reaches lbe upper limits ol normal (1:111). This reltoond reaction is the cause of one· type of hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. · Another type ia caused by .' . "6.4 DLDS. '18 STATION WAGON -·Wfd .. finish with rod ... tnyl Interior -.ulppad with pow" broha or . '!"'•'"', ,radio, tlnt.d tla .., whito wall tlroa, whHI dlsca. Thia ahotp ~"' _,_, ttatlon wagon would b~ ''" • f•ilr triPI a~ autlnt• this sumnior. ULE PJUCI!O AT ............................ $1111.00 ' ments? RlrwJIIW Bros. Clre111 heidi.. · toto Madlaoil Square Garden ... • And dozens of awlmmllW pool ada in peperl: .imd mqazinaa ... One amallnl(hlclub'sprella&erit ·~ndi out endless lists ot ,a&r• wl» drink ul dine theriela wbo don't; 1but never ~en­ u... 1M Malia hoixla,' iwbe .do'111e Matthew ("Boya In the Band)); Tobin& have a. gl~ llaoh ... Tile .F'~ ••eo In A-t• dlabelel and hll· pair!!d circulalloo due to arterlosclerools the I o e.o may •IM!colne gangrenous. In gout the great toe may be· come swolll!in, painful and a deep maroon color. In arlit· rills palnlul spuro m~y lotm oo the heels or the Jol!!ts may, become Iliff and pain· !Ill Jill motion. · ·-•edly P! I; , .. • ; FURNITURE FOR • j S~E • ~ ' I l963 PgMTIAC Ll!~ltS COJ<IV, .. Gold flnlth with o •hlto top, ond matching int•rlor, aquippod wltft V8 ~~~~~~, tfw" •Piall lloor 1hlft, radio, wh. .l dian . It'• not the b11t looking cor, 1, 11 t It runt .,•rr toad . . , · ' s.tii. OO 585.25 ~S!re ~~t~.~m ~edan. "400~!~;i't EARLY BIRD USED CAR SPECIALS 66 Plymouth $1,195 66 Pontiac tare. IT'S lerrllie tile ft1 inlllllae Lallre 10 IIlii ll]lliololet'i. - "· ,.,.. $1,995 ' ·.: . .. , ··············· ~ ·· · ·..................... . ,vv ltU ~ CHIYitOLI!t IMPAL'A STATION WAGON ... Gold flniah with matchlnt 1111 ~tlnyl Interior, 283 Vt tren.tnllllon, power tltteriftt, r11'41o, whlt1 w1ll tlr11 oM wh1ol dins, tinted 1l111, IUfPfo nclr, oM 11any 1110... extras. V.,Jo good c~clltlon, II SALI! PRICID AT •••••• ,, •• $911.00 . ., 64 Chevrolet $1,095 . BelAir 4· dr. Sedan. ,ower steering. Auto. trans. One local owner. Belonged to loeol merchant. 63 Mercury .' '. · ... ,;. ! You Get A Better. BuJ At BLAEIINARS . ESTABLISHED 1853 PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO BUICK PH. 992·2143 ---·--~- ...... • .' t eo• oncl oil .,in)' I vood anti haa •ery 4ulli tiNts. This ana would mall. ao~MC~no a fln1 fiahing ear. rou con to whono 9h. flth or1. II ULI PRICID I'DR ONLY ........... $618.00 .. *'"• . • LrGAI . IALI Pl;l~l O,P ···~... ~··•••-.••.••••~•••••••••• .. ••• .. •••••••••••••• .. •••••• .. ••~SII.OC! .. .MON~ENf CO~.· 261-ll;J;~oi. ' ·,. ••••••••••••••••••• ' CHECK OUR OLDS IUYSI. e :Ae gOod ooloction of 1969 Oldo int ................... Ka y...·. l~c~. Some with air-conditioniiN:·• eSOn\•, '!'ith vinyl ~I.Got a DEAL during our oale. Pomeroy ' : 1162 o~;hlna rOciiO whlto one for our .. ::ooo• < 1• - -v-- a.. ELI!ICTROLtJl[ or complete wllb allallimliill. Paint spray, ond ~­ t.ob and clelnt • Pay oft balaDoe of I ,.,.. , ments at ...50 1110111h17-.Plllilft. '*"· Ml• belmet.VwyiJOOdNolilllitflt. · , Piton., - · ' . .. ne. er ·•-"""· _..... .... , 111'1 ., . Q ':: .1• . Fastback, V-1, ~ :i!iJij R. H. Rowlingo Sono Co. - 7 ... - · · whose ad w01 to have appHt• ..! lhh wook. Thoy planned a big, flncy ad on uted cars, but they got oo buoy makl"' doolo tl!oy forgot fo wrlto tl!o ad. So why not hurry and get in on the savings Hfare It's too late, that's R•. H. Raw- ao.e . 'I'RAILER Lai'S, Court, Syr...... Rl. Ul, Pboae Mlddlopa<t, 0. s~re . uae~ves . J!.<u .;"1 '' 'i ·. to «M> O~M- . For Sale TWO STORY llouoe, ! I'OOilll, batb; on )lain st. In Rutlllllll, ,._ '104'1!1, S.INte CAR . TIIACI'OR. ....m.n • .....,.. • • dtr .. . traetor . Willi ~ . ,.J ferllltller • • • ~~~Je!ta· Deere 4ftW ·Oiln' • IIOJ E. !'Jller, :RI. I, ~- ,._ ; Oillliidll.,, · lt'jle Fora.nt FURNISHED lnd apartments. Pbone 812 5134, linl• Sono Co., S. 2nd St., CttBilg .•. '6 • two cloor sedalt; ... : ,ail>' two door bortltiap; '"""" Thio space Jo rooorMd for - I ...... For 5•1• or Tr. . .. ··: IIIII CHEVY I. V-1 · - IIIC. NOTICE . l'fT~~·VIDLIT ,& 000-lf!DAM - '""Shr '".yll+ ·anti-.., aut~uoatlc trensmlnlon. SEE THIS ONE. . llultGol, .,... 'buiiAitbatll, ..............1 ondlloltJby IUmlnl • liJlll)e tlal:' Iiiii Ia lay - y and 111111. PayolflltMw-Q ""*'y, PlloDe . . . . . l4llo /. ' . :mr ... 74 ,.. ....... maebllle In lovll1 .. . . Aulmllalle llg Ill to ... on rii!ONDA, 311 Saaltior, ... ltu. IUIG;I WILDCAT TWO 0001 NAID· TO,.- Thia OM hos a whlto 111111 tre•n flnlah with 11 bllg1 • ,OF QUAUTr 1-lltle IMIII5. . 1~ IMTIIfMAttaMA~ sCouT POUI WHIIL DIIVI~ - ReJ It the ulllr with a whlto lntf'ICM"._,It runl Mf)' Wltn , . . ,._,... I . SAI.!lSaWI llomonllrala' ' '4 oaly. ... or-aaar .. Zq IOiib!a ......... , . maeltlne IOid ,., . . . . . . ...Ill .... Jilt' IDOlliiL illlll $595 -·-· ;~"NY .8.9RE .Ht}"'•J R9~ \ elhl• ctln~~t~~ . .. Ventura 4 dr. Hard Top. FactorY Air Conditi.oned. All vinyl Ventura trim. Exceptionally sharp inside and out. NEW Hru.\Nil m -.,. Baler. Pltono tll'lllt; "'"11 li4torlar, ,..1; 37,000 llll,el oM lhf!wa jha .,.,,. •••' of CIN, equippod with VI •fill ..., po-r brakea · arwt al... lftt, •UioNric tra~ttniillioft( re41o1• NEW. white ••II tho1, •hoal dlaet ond •1ntocl vlo11. A •O!Y nlco .... oWMf car that 11 U ULI PIICID PO~···•••. •• •••••••••••, •••••••• •••••• ••••••• $17U.DO • SUPER atull, 11ft Blue ~Cor ond apholllary. ohampooer fl. lWior Belvedere 4 dr. Sedan. Slant 6 cyl. std. &hilt. Extra nice• . . tr.,,,. lt65 .PORP G~L,AXtiSOO 4 ~OR SIDAN- D,-rk fln lth with l'llotchlnt oil "'"(,llntorlor Vt 0 lno •"s'"L't' ,p-.r atoOJing, rod!li·, tlntool 9lo11, w~lto woll tiooa, cfo u• wh..i diac:: and ·:;•:,Ntlc ffo1Hi11 . 1.-oa. A IICIDAT.......... 11111•• . the Blhamaa ~ ~bunt "' 10 owl!ll,y .11 just dlsooyeredtheonly bOb ' $75.45 Popular HP VB engine.- Power steering, brake•, RadiO,. EZI glou, Floor mats ond wheel coven. · . ' tt ftrlt *ned mN.Y. Wll advertlted as a film "You'll Never See on TV" ·- and there it tullled lit NBC's nice air, dl· , 1165 PONTIAC CATALINA CONYIITIILI - Blue metGIIIe flnl•h with whito top, block , ' w~l. llfMI.lne,,J,wlt.tt1h,d';!.'ftf'\lf; ,tr«~•mlsaltri, power-·lteerl"' ancl brako1 1 Jodie~, whltoo :~ ··:;';',;:~'),~4q,:~-~O •Ol ~ -~ _IIk~ tep, !_1!!!1~- mirror. A p*".er car for rt\4 •nlc-.J~ OhtJ4~, ~~ ' \ wileD Sure slpi oi IJni>ellllq "'ring: : ~nteray 4 dr. Sedan. Power sfeerHtst. Auto. shiff. Shows good care. ·· hilmoaeXua\!ft, leo~sni, oreJ.es, oymphomanla, etc., ard vertJngJy perverted. , The 1ol1 pric:e on thla one . ~ 1 65 DO,,. CUITOM 880 2 9001 HARD TOP - V.S motor, outo. trona., poww atMring radio tinted f..)''~A'Li ';R~(!'o-:;• o•• gold with matchint lnt•lar. Roo I ahorp locally owned .;or. ' ' . • .......................... . . . .................................. SI281.00 tAII')', dlabeteo, gout, artbrltls or Impaired circllialion, may be "'en In the feel. Wbat signs Indicate , these ail- ~nirror. f ' ----------CADILLAC·$ Prayers Need {) ruenf"V: About Needful Things Br WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. .• 1965 OLDS. II 4 DOa'R SlOAN • Gr.. n motolllc finish with ,,..n interle~r, aq_ulppacl with powerlttaku a Are Three Types Of Low B,lood Sugar TOWN SEDAN - Red over whlta flnl•h with buttundy lntll'"lor. Thh ah..-p one . TurbohyclrGIIIQtl; tnnamllliOn; r.dlo, tlnhtd gloll, ~~-~ • lea, Onv aetory olr conditioning. II'• o onto •-•• c• treded to.,, for 0 I d '~~'" • ._y ' . to oo. SALI PltiCI!D • ........................................... $2281.00 ~!~~~~=·II HOLIDAY COUP! .. Gold m1talli.c: fln ilh. with t~~atc:hing " hi interiOf, •quip~ with pow., ana owner ofJ:- 1~(; ~~~ 0, h~I'Gd:C tro~smlaa•on, r~11ho, tlnt1d glo._., whita woll tlroa . Thi 1 ~no Ia 0 · , ., ""'c1 'I ua • nco now. SALE PRICED AT •••••• ,,, ••• ,,.,,.,,,.,$1381.00 On s.tur~ay lr- . tf67 lUlCK SIYL~II 4 DOOR HARDTOP- V-8 mator, outo. ,,..,,,, ,..,., ,,_,,, n.cllo, tlnt 1d glou, lilt• ~ w/.!w tiNI, whNI dlac:1, Burfllnclr llnlah with t.lac:k lnt.,lor one • ........, rww Old• trcide ltol Thru Fri. ·~ ' 69 POntiac • OPN ~'· ' Catalina A dr. Sedan. Decor Group, TurbO Hycfromatlc. Radio. Foam cushiont. PoWer steering. Power brakes. Floor mats front and rear, WSW tirn. ' Here ~I' Skylark 2 dr. Sport Coupe. Sharp all vinyl trim with beautiful carpeting. 350 cu. in. VB engine. Automatic tran~. Powttr steering. RadiO • Why Not Come In Tonight? ·Best Deal Of The Yearl , . He was glven4 wo box seats" to last , I Qn,'i opening . gsme. Grand fellow, the sporll odltor, SI!Sa ne\Vllpaper pal. fu Jackson . ~ kicks should get 'em. YOUR By J ACII O'BRIAN tq1 olde •Mary Glllao'a sqn Ml· lhllW It fack,s: , eepjeteey ,, NEW YORK _ The Warwlek ebael wado lovely Paula Taller&- Dick SCbaep (lJI\o the n.. Ohio TB aasoclationa. Hotel officially adviaed.one kooky dJ In May •• , Mike• a an Inteltiook ''Instant Repla,y'' .. lboutpro Refreshments were served to Roy Donnerberg, M. D., Gf the movie • maker and his. beat • lectual whlzkid, hu a ~stan Cootblll lfith Green Bay Packer Rena Jolmoon and Maey Glbba, Nellle Dudding, Freda Turley, Ohio State Untverolq College toaed gang 111eY'.re not welcome !r,.. Fordham allllls•going Cor a Jerry Kramer) Is talklngwltiiJae Anna Johnson, &.e Erwin, EleaM of Medicine, will apeak on up... on the tidy premises , , • Ethel doctorate, mNnwhile teaehll'l8 at Namath ·~· dlito .;, Lee l>ftradlth, • \Ill - ~alllW oor Davta, Booole Flolds, Lu- dailnl the approaeb In treat· Mei'DI.In was wltll nne Jyrlclat- tile DomiJ1)can Academy, The latter fine school Cor ele- blonde in' Mel BrOoks' "Ti:lePr~ ellle Powell, Iva Cspebarl, Pan- ment, "Approach to TB 1969, '' playwrlght Dorothy Fields inGot.. IIY Fey, Rita McDaniel, Sani1 and a panel 11 nurses wlU dis- die's New York talk1JW about a pnt ' toung Roman catholic la· dUC8l'i" ltmatle fUm landed her Glbba, Orplla Flelda, Cheeyle cuss ''What a Health Depart- TV-series tqea ror 'lbe Merm... dies on E. 68th &t. h11 an liter- gelatii»UU statistics in the leadKnlgltt, Delphia Rouslt, Bet4 Do- ment Needs'' and ,the ••Role of RooJhtan Nicholas Nabokov was esthw real earate bl~)': it lng role Ot the lmmtnem ~wy~ the Public Health filrae.'' at sardl't with Sir Isaac and Lady formerly was housed In a most comedy ''A TeaapoonEvery Four lin and Helen Fleldo. The three health department Berlin but lost his coat check: modest small browutone ... 'A HourB.'' 111rses parlldpatlng In 111e ]1111- the hltcheck pi (who I.))Oiko neii!J,bor wbo owned a abowplaee · ~ Newley Ill'" out huge Flrol RIDIIn& el are Bess Haddad, R. N., Ohio Rusatan) broke her rule about mansion a few doorS awa,y be- bla1ta apln~t U.~ show biz but The Liberty Bell llrst proDepartment of lleallh; Pear I 00 ,.r giving 1 eoat wilbout a came !rlendl,y wltll the good alo· s-nly Mr. LIIU..,bip turns "' claimed American iodepend· Pope, R, N,, GalllaCounf1lleal111 eheck _ because she t11oug1tt tors, sent them amall gifts at lnN,Y, to sollcltpublielqforhll ence from the State House, De~. and llorcii\Y Job!- Nobokov was JO<ob Mlllk. Cbrlstmas, IIIII they re&pOIII!ad new erotic, or otag, .movie ••• Pblladelpbla, following the - R. N.,'Athens ..Coualllleal111 . . ·Former ......... """'W•-•'o . In ,ll;i,.cl\1'· !a&!>,lon,,w]lon.bla.ll""' "'J\IIHIIIil,,~ .~.· ·~ diltg there oo July 8, Sal Matthew• undereoea aurprJ Bil:OIJ""" l)~l!lralion Ill ,Dtpartmelll ·· . · .,,·. · · ·- ~' · . :. ,...,. ,.. l - ' 1:.:::: ~-:r~ rH"... ·~ ,~ · I ish boly days came' tround. depenilence. · Following lundle0i1 • brief • euased by Dr. Doonerberg ColWhen he diad at ripe olclap at Docior'a HGololta1 Marcil It• lll'esenlatlon on tile "Lepl ond lowed b)' a llUIIUl1al'l' <if the en- allll his will was read- he had ,,We hoard Red Skelton reelte Personal Ruponslbllltles"oftM lira meellng by Mill Haddad, left his !'Piellllld adlllce to the the Pledge oCAII~gilllCeulmeo­ T T. IIIU'ae& lnvolvad will be present· Nuraea aiteitcllng the 'Cbrlol· Domlnlean ~itefi , ; LOng boo lion "48 statoa1• IIIII switched oil: ad by Dunean R, 'l'llorp ol I h e mas Seal )!l'OIIl'am are from AcJ. Core E<wnel1lom became [ash- the radio: luros out Red laier. t) .•- J' Cldo TB and Health ueocla- amt, Athena, Brown, G a IIi a, ion~.ble, like lately.. ' eJPlalned that't4ht whelear.._, tlon. ""Patterns oC lAin& FUn.e.. Hocldne, Jackaon_ La~, Y~ brat on a 1WA pllne ed it as a lddr then ldcled we t.ve; tlon" and "New Developments Melp, Plckawali Pike, Rots. from Mldrld"llltweek'scaredthe tw6 J!lore states since ... So In TD Bacteriology" will be dis- S.kiiD and VInton Couolleo. twinkles oil die aWftrdeaaea Red gets a pasolng gradelil111e when he unleasbed a rulladc hl&toey we ftunkad him In, looking 10!' machlnegunallllatirtDDCTDIRIB MAIL~Gt BY PAUL A. S&LLEKS, PASTOR ed blazllW IWI.Y II tho petrl!lad Syracuse .. SUtton United ·Meth:Jdist O..rge pto ,. ·:•Dornois'' witll Julie TEXT: Our Wonhlp of Godj Is II True or Coun!Air!olt'l- Luke Cbrtltts no a veey il<iOd movie T~ere 18:1-14. ,. but paCked 'lijtileli&•WO!'I~· adUI- NEED OF PRAYER We are ln the Lenten period, which 11 40 dQs before the death am reaurreetlon ot Jesus Christ (Easter>. Jeauatoldtwo parablealn thla porUon ol scriPture about WorshiP Gf God. He tauaht that ·~Men oug1rt II..,, to pray ul mt faiN," Luke 18:1. We need to 001111der It I prlvllqe to talk to God lnprlfllr, Cor God Ustena to tile cey for lunan need. God will llear oor prayer ond answer it. For It Ia impoutble to beUeve ln Jesus our SI.Yiour aad lOt believe 111 tbe practice ol pr11er. Jeall8 priJid clalb to Hil Father; It la the Cbrlstlau's vital breatiJ. ~J CIIPIIChasld. • If :PHIL PASTORET Kida who do things. for ,- . 69 Buick ',, ' P011810J, . ._ _ _..;.;...,jo.- Will be Held FREE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ . GUIDO GIROLAMI TB Workshop . durln1 ,1111$ tale.YOUR LICENSE PLATES FREE! R. h. RAWLING$ SONS "* o.:=: to do 'ptlend JtwM. ..tt I days a ..,.,...; ,live In " One 01 MY two·1!1~ ' Of- BuslneiS ! · Both .c.l E ' II-' . UU ne ·xce ... So whea the r, . Custom SpOrts Coupe. Decor GrouP. Auto. trans. Radio. Foam cushion1. Power st•ring, WSW tires. Overhead Cam 6 eyl. WILL SELL.,· a ~ ,. Our prayer muol have a oote ofurgeiC)', Be mt atrald to trouble the master abwl nead!u]1111111L u Ho Ia olleot for a time I t - be but a tAiollng ol )'0011' flllh. Ba ~ CIGARETI'E vending IIRl<ldnol a pancreatic tumor in which ond Molee. ABc Errtapr~eo. tWIIte and vraoat. A. campanile lo a there Is an lncreaae In the .•...,;.;-r. ' 1N1'1",.. W. Ya. Pbone 'I'IUIO. lnolliin-prodiiCing c e lis. A THE PHARISEES' PRAYER The Pl'lfllr ol lhe Pbarlaee waa a ..U rtPtaoua ..,., Cor Josuo third, less common type Is a beredilary condition In said 1n vern 11: which the liver fails to store "The Pharlooe stood ond prayed lh111 wilh hlmoel~ 'God, ltMnk a sugar reserve. This is seen , )'UI diU lam DOt as other men are. utortlonera, uo.fuat Cultertr1, chiefly in children . other or even u thiapWIUcan," etc. causes include poisoning with The l'lllrloee believed lo beq re~~Poua. Ho w1111 ngularly to lnsettlcides, a l co h o I and . bia ,place of woratdp (thare are people today who !Ia not reaulub' various drugs. The symptoms, which vary attellll wonhlp senlc:el but his -ablll woo more rltull, a mere ...,.utton or words ond IItts. He had a ..._, for religion ...a io severity, Include sweattbiakl tver)'(IDe lhould lay pri)tu'l1 but pra,yeJ'I lbow 111 uaPJtey iDI, trembling, a leellng ol to become void ol aeU•rJ&hteollaqeaa, to be honest, hllve a 11ue ol anxiety, weakness and hlD1· ger usually .coming on about pe""'* need, ·ul to have lo¥0 for ojboro. · two hours alter '"'eal· ,AI· MOnCI 0111 APPOINTMINT The PhariMe trutted ID hlm1eif.' iD bll Olt'ft . __. WorkO. How though lbe . lrellmenl mtilt l!aM No 100114 " lltlfe ., . ., • .,. 1, ,.-.,..,, ' ~ ptq)le are in the wne predleament today? MIDy pelllll8 trut be almed at 11\e underlying cause, the dlel•uoually pre11 beftbJ JtftD uaat w. a. iD themaelve~ alii whl.. .they C(IIUI to the etd of them Ill'" many <'1.-r, ot ft"uvm.. Ohio. hu deatroy themaelvea. othen turn to God for beJ1. U we ar• ta the scribed ·to hish In pri>leln,' IMIIIl ~~~J appobl.tecl AclaiiUtntria of 1 .. ~ .~ 1 , u.. 11ww o1 a-raid E. stnua· i ..., ....te m ntl l"""'n aa u. Phlr tee we are tn IIOf'l'J ltlh, and lave moderale !n ra,1 and low In, carl!oh~atol . , ,• ....,, • ....._ 11\e of ou" Ton- need of a Saviour. If we have no love tor odterJ, 111t.., with the ..... ""'" an C"'""'· Ohio.to tile tMU Pbarl111, we are ·~- pres01111IW -~- true ~., -'~·- of ..__ CN4lton requtntl VN Chllteh.Gl tlal.. Wlln 11111 fldu.dan- lrlW• Jesus Chrilt to the communU;y we are in. ' ~. *· x-. - beNIIJ ...... thU Loo heart pre~ents prayer on hlJh, leln Ready - Ml• Co., Middle- Exdllle tile world Iran lrllllc wllh 111e mlllll. port, Ohio. t!O tie -SolltliweU LEAVE ,..,. order lot llrawberry plants, Premier, Catoklll, Roblnacln. Poeallalltu. BUDGET PRICE lumllmo .., ..,. lblrd floor budset obop. Dunlap: aloo Embetrl!ltl llrawbem ond .......,., Baker JI'Umilure, Middleport. (till. ... plants. Midway Marl<el. West Main St., """'"'"'· l'llone SEWING MACHINES, IO]Ialt 1112-21111. S.lute aervke, 'IIY ,. lEE N!IGLER BulldlnC flop- Dll. Tile Jl'abrle flhop, Pom....,.. Aalhorl...t Slnpr Sale& ply lor b~ ,..,. ]lomo, ud Service. We Sherpoa ...... Ume lcao omlllble. 1-JS.IIc •· .,.....N. READY • JIIX 0011crele deltrered' right ID your project. Even u Elias mount1111 to tbe ale)', l"ul ond eaay. P'roe 0111- Did east his mantle to the earth beldnd, S.IN!p l'ollleroy. :=:..• c..MoUe. II J 69· r....,.,, l.:==~~:.!~!::!2J The Sennonette AUCfloN!ER Compllla Senlco PIIBLIC 9ALE Friday, Geor'p's llouoe. JlullaDd. Nw ond mriandllo. 'Con- at 7 p.m. AP=~~~~ ,, ,. YOII,RPRESENT ~AR MAY MA~E OQMf PAYMriH ',,, ' ALL NEW CARS ON SALE " · NEW HAVEN - f ___ 0 ,__ llarls . S.ls.atc NOTICI 0111 HOBSTETTER REALTY CURTISS CATl'LE Breeding llervlee. l'llone Parker llt2221M Pomeroy or f8'1.,)151 CoolviDe call slallon. 1-14-1110 ...w,nrnents. Sale ,,...... ,luQII I .. IIIII CluOtr a 7ollol1111ltl The Worn• .... Millkl1111 &leioiY <if the New Haven Flnt Church o1 God held Its March meetlntr at tho home ot Rena John1100 with Mary · Glbb1 ud Ester King ae.:Yln1 as ~ co-boltusel. Freda 1'1il"ley Wll • in char- of deYotlona on the •"' theme, ''WiM1DgSoula,nandSarab uw '~bI led in prayer,·Roil ...u ·-" 2-25-3lllc _..: •;JM!lRY;, ntdlf;u·ud ''-Saturcray at Jacl<'o Cl... on , ~le Road oH Rl. ?. for MCOII Jobneon. IIELEN or VliiGIL TEAFORD SYRACUSE -3-ll..!lc ~ from 10 a.m.Ull · Ale Opotl time Actlpt c. PltooeMWdleport, liMo bulld]Jigs. -~~00 Su.ncla,., 'Mar. 23 12:30 to 6 P.M. Adults $1.25, Children 75c M•m~era and Famlli•s Only - Dlnri•• To Co Music by Martar•t Heuman 5 to, B P.M. .IOHN 1IOONEY DOWNING Rul Ellalo Brlbr GI!O. IIOIIft'E'ITER, B....r 1\DDDLEPOIIT - 5 rooms, bath, gas lumoce, large lev•l fot. On])' fi,OOO.IIO RACINE RURAL - ! roomB, 4 bedrooms. bath, ol<o ldl<h· en, olllumoce. carport, large lot. 111.3110.00 IIIJTLANll - t1 Acres. 15 bottom. On blaetlop road, I rooms, 1\1 ballts, 2nd llouae or 5 rooms. ,...., barns, other , ... • R•al Estate For Sale ~ WANT TO RENT by lolay I, four-room furnislled - · ba111: must have large Pf· den space, -.eo Pllmeroy •nd Letart Falls. Rent 10111t be rea!JOIIIIble. Write, Todd Rhodel, 61! Foreland St.. PittsbuJ1b, Pa. 15212. 3-11-lllp Blessing·Cups I IMI CIIEYII()!.!T Belair, two door, ia enp.e, aatomntle transmlaalon. rodlo, J1ri<e I2GO or trade for te luol alum. Inurn eanoo, Clyde Kulln, Tuppon Plains, !'l11me ei'l3111. J.lutp ·- 1-lf.llp lo -.l. ,. �• ttntJ · Thoughts Cordh•l Gluo- Colll)lr chier keeper or the VaUcan Ubrary uDtll his dosth In 1849, .waJ belleved to be the moat accoJq:Jitahed llnguiat ever known. He could translate 114 langtapa and 72 dialects, alkl spoke 80 la-ges Ouenlly. M~zotantt, the . tile Rev. ..,.mg;,. · MEIGS THEATRE . TONIGHT & SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 22 ' BORN WILD Friendly. Circle Meets Tuestlay - TechnicolorTom Nardini Patty McCormack KONA COAST - Technicolor, Richard Boone - Ven Miles ~•1 Ciarlfylng SUN. - MON.• TUES. MARCH 23 • 24 • 2l5 (Technicolor) Joanne Woodward Estelle Parsons Colorcartoons: Chimp & Zee L:========":! • MASON DRIVE-IN FRI.-SAT .-SUN. lo\,U, 21-22-23 OUr ldenUt;y - chOir and the guest ch<Jir lim· Who Are We as a Church?" ~ erenlng following a prae. was the .p'Oil'am topic presem.- tlce aeaaloo at the clllrth. O<l by Mrs. Albert Woodard 10 Both 11ill sing at !be tile Fr!OIIdl.!' Circle Tuellday night 9Jnd-.r eveninl Lenten aentce at Trbilt;y United Church or at 7 p.m. at the Trlni\Y Church. A Illy will be ploced In the Chrlot. •rour relatlonahli> to a living sanctuary by the clrele tor the Gocl and our ldnshtp to .in erea~ Falter service tben. taken to a tlon, •• as presented as a posi- shut-ln. tive and joyou11 affirmation of Carda were signed for F r e d Rosenbaum, im.PJ"''VIng Crom reGod's movement in _man•a life. As&lotlnr Mrs. Woodar<l with cent surgery in Florida; D 1 c k the program were Mrs. Leon- Nease, hospitalized at Tulsa, ard Jewell, Mios Mary VIrginia Okla., where he is a student Reibel, MI., Elizabeth F I c k, at Tulsa Unlversl'Q'; Mrs. Glenand Mrs. Thomas YOlDlg. Mrs. roy Ewing, residing at a Pres- •fholr' RACHEL, RACHEL SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' Woodard closed her mec:Htatlon with a hYmn. "The Cross," written by a Christian mon1< durIng the Middle Ages, Mrs. Karl Kautz accompanied for group singing and a dla~slion period was held. General Hospital, and Mrs. Carl Sbields and Mra. C h e s t e r Knight. Note& ot appreciation w e r e read from Mrs. William Mat· lack alld Mrs. Henry Ewing. A ........ --•nafilll CIIUIR lor DI1.UIII ALSO CARTOON OPEN WEEK ENDS ONLY Literary Club Topic, Poetry as Inspiration De84lrlblng ~ as aii tn. J.PiraUon to her 1fl1 of IHe, Mrs. Edith Reed oC Athens IJ)ked on rllythmlc -lt!cns and quat. ed favorite poema wllenlhe opcllle Wednesday afternoon at a 'meetfog or tile Middleport Literary Club, .Mrs. Reed, tormerly of Pome~ roy, was lntroGtced to the chb members by Mrs. Thereon Joltl. today! · pg · ElOY_ NATIONAL ·BANK POMEROY · SerYine Meies County for over 97 years .Member Federal Reserwt System RUTLAND Iron Sheets Gn~ ~. il'l,ow (:a••~. In w~lte,, pastels, and prints. FUll, twt.n, Cll~ln' and King Sizo Shoots inc,ludod In this ~ole. 1154. The Gallla Count,y Slerlll'o ~ Friday returned Hll,l'IIIOIICI Fpra former!¥ ol Maher, W, Va., rrom tbe Ohio Penltentiaey, where he had subsequentlJ been transferred, to Golllpollo Purchase and Sale! . Womon• Ex~a.n~ Vinyl _Svodo Lined Jackets . )· Sizes 8 to 18 95 ... ;',.(' ---oss...e aecond term as sherlft'. Farra to 'JW'Iered In !he ,.;,. Gollla Coun\Y Jail but his poot.eonvtclloo bearlnr WW be held in the courtroom where h.e was sentenced. Judp Calboon will preside and tho prosecuting attorney will be Hamlin c. King. The Farra atory began at 3:05p.m. March 30, 1954. Cui c. Myers• new cv was parked on Locuat st., in 1rmt ot Edler & MJero Real Estate. Myera' partner, Q)l, H. B. Eeker, saw two men jump ln the ear and dr!YeaWQ, The state Jllghway I'Btrol, then on Eo&tern Ave., was called. PU. Carl L. Bogs:a (now Cpl. llo8go) gave chase mrth on Rt. 7. Near the Kaufman farm, Ptl. Bogs fir. od two lhoto at tile apeodlnr car. He forced tOO car Into the JUard rail and one insU .iumt>ed out. That waa Ra7mOnd B. Burris, Jr., 18, South WUIIamsoo, Ky. Burris later plead. ed gutl~ to a chirp oC auto lllelt and was placed on three years' prd)atlon. l1 was h11 first olfense. But Farra had been enlanlled before with the law. 1: was reported that, u a juvenile, he had served time at the Chillicothe Reformatory for auto theft. Farra wa011~ about 10 be caught. Ptl. Boggs chated the speedlnJ car with Farra at the wheeJ to Kanauga, aerosa the bridge and throug!J Pl. Pleaaanl. Farra abandoned the vehiele on Rt. 35, one and lhree.tonths mlleo eall oll't. Ploooalll. The Kelly Purchases Plant " . .' ' '· .•\ . ·~ ., ~: • ) ' By ROBERT WINGETT MIDDLEPORT - The Kelly Maoulae. turing Company, maker ol Jeep cabo and • · Varlet;)' or ether Jeep paris here, has Jllll'· . ehated and Is occUw!ni the adjacent Iormor Imperial Eleclrl< Plant building. Owner Donald Kelly said aequlsitlan or ' the opaclod 36,000 &Qiare ft. atructure on . Logan st., will parmi! tile Kelly M.u!ufacturfllg Co. 10 precoed with long • range _ . . lloo pllnl. Imperial Electric lut year moved from ..• the Lopn st. butldlng to a new, lariJOl' otrue. ture between Park and Ash sts., also In Middleport, so Ito operation eould be·~ ~r--. \ ,~-. • Mr: Kelly, who came to Middleport about 1% ,Wi "iD and has been fa3lng ll'OUilllwork to obtain space lor eventual Olq)llloton lin.. !bat Ume, said blo ftnn aloo recently ley's "Family rrtenda.'' ~ring lormer Kelly Mallllaclurlng Compaey. Kelly llanulacturlng, since eomlng 10 Middleport 14 :ear• .,, had operated In a 18,0110 aquare tt. buildillg acron Logan a. from the 1'1"mer _1!11~ Eleclrlc plant. Most or Its manutaeturblg, atleast tor 1M pretent, will be eant!IIIOd In this location. Work now being dolle by Kelly em: ployeeo In tile Imperial Eleclrlc building Is aosembly and crating oC cabo lor freight de· livery to lranehlted Jeep dealers In all SO states, Clnada, Europe and Asia. The as.. tembly and crating, until recenlly, had been done In the Cook Building on North Second Avs. Mr. Kelly, oo the subject oC tile com. puy's Intentions, laid there Ia a uSOOd 1'101· llbiJIQ"' the firm's Charleston, W, VL plant in .England," ., J INVITED TO Jehovah' a Middleport • Invited to aeminar ol 17 Waverly, Aprtl nahan, churcll, wUI · \Ydeleptlon. ' - The Charleston plant, whlch. presentl,y employees some 20 persons, makes an ex. elusive rree wheeling hub product for tourwheel drive Jeep's. Kelly said merrer of the two plants In Middleport would help get production away from Ito employment being oeallOIIal. Kelly Manufacturing In Middleport, at the presen~ employees from to to 80 peraons, depend.. lng on tbe Ume of year. The making oC cabs lor Jeep vehicles, thr<JU8(1 the primary pl'llWct of tile Middleport operation, Is only one or eight procllcta that is maautaetured by tbe Kelly ftrm ror franchised JBeJ) dealers. llatlch, reethed a check lor t385,000. AI Ill\ 11 lbo .,.,1'.4 Weimer, 0!'1IOf of Gran-Dol Farmo, Loulmlle. .11\•.1!11 fll a. . middle (llttlllg enougb) Is Jim Colliver, alo aqotlatllr, Charolais Herd Goes for $365,000 GALWPOLIS- The largeatprlvatetreaty The sale by Triple EEE of Ita Pure- In 1968 at the Kao111 Clt,y Amarl•ou :• Charolals transaction or the CharoWs indus- breds and 15-16's leaves tt with a herd ' al. The Amerlean Royal, ~:=~~ ,.' try In hlstory was closed March 10 in eo.. of 7-li'a through i-i blood Charolato with est Charolal.l!l Show saw Gran.l)el ··~ iumbus, Ohio, when Gran ~ Del Farms, which. owner Emer1011 E. Evans and Man~ the Grand Champloa Charolalo DONALD KELLY · :; Crestwood, K,y., owned by Ed Weimer, pur- ager Lambert Bush will continue in the Sir Sam 126, tor the reeord tor ·a · · • ehased lor $365,000 all the Purebred and Charolail business. domestic Charolais Bull of ..S,~.,_. 15-16 Charolais cattle that comprised the Gran-Del Farms entered the Charolais LCR Sir Sam 1%6 was a~ kron MOSCOW (UPI) - The military newi- natlona.ll)' ramou1 Triple EEE Ranch Charo- business in the ran of 1967, and me of • winner In 1968: Grand Cha"\>itm Bull, P~~Per Red Star Saturday said Peking was at- lais herd, at G&IUpolis, owned by J tJr&on their first purchaaee waa the top selling American Royali Grand ChamplonBull,Eaa&. tempting to'build a military-bureaucratic re- E.. Evans. animal at the Fall Ohio Valley Charolaia ern Natlonal; Grand Champl.oa Bull, NlttGDrtme completely !ree of Communist parr,y A total or 142 head wa1 included in the Association 9\ow & Sale for $5,050. It waa al Western, and Grand Champlan Bull, Dlxcontrol. •. purchase compoaec:l of some of the most evident from the very beglnnlng that the ie Classic. The newiPiq)er said the military now prominent bloodlines and individuall!l of the Gran-Del owner, Weimer, and rarm manThe bull battery at Gran-Del lndbeads 24 or the 29 ,provincial "revolutionary Charolats breed. Triple EEE has always ager, Vernon Roberts, tully intended to LCR Sir Sam 1%6, the Pure F,...clt Bull cOftlmittees'' which run the giant nation. 11 0f been known for quality. Its sale 1n 1967 assemble one of the tq> Charolais breed· Bourdlwx B..25, and jotnlng them from Trip. the 200 people COft'tlrislrw the ruling ~per grossed $354,000 to average over $4,400 in lng establishments In dthe Industry. Their le EEE Ranch Is FWT Bor 223, a tq>crust in Pekin& more than l30are mUitary. '' Purebreds and 15-16'&. First Produed.on Sale Ia pl&Med for the f1 Bar 8 and sire of the National aa.m,. it claimed. tall or 1970. Ion Carcass Steer. 4 Many top and signllicant additions have The addition of the Triple EEE Hn' ' •• been made to the beauutul 1,000-acre Gran- makes Gran-Del the lorgoot Charolalo Reio1 I Del :Farms since their start in 1967. Nadon- In the state or Kentucky and one of !be ~ ., al attentloo was rocused on GrlliWJel Farms est in the country, uSnow.. uoa Christmas Eve," and E z r a Pound'a "A BaBad ot the GoodIf Fare." To conclude the program, Mra. Reed read a poem written by her lather to the busband ol a woman who had been a •tpertect" guest in hl• home. Meeting at the home oC Mr1, Rodney Downinr, the members reoponded to roll call tile name ol an Amerlean poet, Mrs. Downing Invited the club membere to be her 1110st1 again at the Aprll 2 meet1nr when she will preteM a paper oa Mark Twaln. F.aoter caney wao Mrved by !be hoJtess, . Guests at tile meettnr Mra. Ted Reed, Jr., Mrs. ~· ,--d Davis, Mro. John l<lncald, UlaO"I• Nellie Zerkle, Mro. J. E. !;I'. HI!'· tlnpr, Mill Friedl Fulmle, Mrs. Donald MDlo, Mra. ~lh A, Bracllury, and Mr1. Hpll Reed, !ndl-, When arralimd altar r,..-· pleaded not guUI.J and allied lor Ill 1111111"1'· The caJe was eond.Naed. A week latlr, ,..,. .. cballged his pies toguUf1ucheportedb ...... ed his r.tstrta to counsel. HewuUnwq ''r ·;.,. bouaht another 18,000 square!!. oC landlrom will be moved here and consolidated wltb Individuals aeroas Broadwar St., west of the the Middleport operatlon. prealdent. 91e read r r o m poelo laureate Including Emily Diekeeoon, Robert Frost, J o h n Greenleaf Whlttler,preiOJIIecloe. ledlona trom her OWD eollection <t favorite poema, • sharedlettel'l wriUeoln poetlclormb¥her lather. With emphulo on Amerlean writers, Mrs. Reed commellted and quoted from Phyllis McGim· "A Ul Oioole f~om muslin, , per~~lp: , ~nd, ~-. Court and George fl>man . . . aervlog hla ~. were included in Mrs. Reed's 5H Faii\IIJ and fleldi:test PIUoil oa~es. . ·· : ., The 8J1)ellate court's oplnloo was that It did oot illld IU!llclaut evidence In the rec. ords to warrBDt a c.orielusion that Farra had lmowlngly and ~lganlly waived bls ,.,.. otltutlooal rights to .....,..!. Judp Ronald R. Calhoun has oet 9 Lm, Wednellday April 9 as date lor 1 helrlng for Farra. The court IJlPIIInled WUilam P. aJerrtneton u CCMiael for Fura. The Old French Clt;y w8111't tho oame Frldoy wllen Farra returned •• It wasonii>.JI 2.. 1954 wh011 he left lor Mansfteld. Ilion'! tile same Jell, Jud&o, pnioe<utfllg attorney or llhorll!. The late William H. J...o wao mun1. clpal Judie. warreu F. lileeto was In his llrll term as prosecuting attorney. Judp lld>ert M. Betz reigned over Common Pleas ·' .' preoentatlooo and 11111011,11 her fa. vorttea whlch abe read w e r e Don't waste another day or dollar on "reviving" that has-been hack! Get one of our quick-action, all-inclusive bank Auto Loans tha~nt only will give you a new car to enjo 'ght now, but also save you money on e over-all cost ... right now! BiiiJIIIInt 011 !are of ~­ bound,'' by Whittier, and several aelection.a by Mlss Dlckml«<. S.e apake ol Frost's parlin the .inauguratloo of a president. Aa a eompari1011 to the worka ol poets laureate or the pas~ tbe guest apeaker read a tMd· eai modem poem• .!lie comment~ ed on Jo Webben'"'ark on edu· cation, and her son, ROOinJOn, who writes historical novels, one ol which pertains 10 the coal min· lng lnduolry ol Athens CouniY. Several humorous aelectlooa If your old oar is too .. spru.ng•• for this spring- P.m. By DICK THOMAS GALLIPOLIS - Nearly 1f yeara "i'>, 1 l~est<>ld Mlni!O Count,y, W.Va., youth waa ...tenced from Gollla CouniY to 1 1..20 :ear sentence In ManoOeld Reformatory lor auto lllelt. Last week the Foor!b District Court oC AWeais remanded Ute youth•s caae to Gallia CouniY Common Pleas Court with lnstruc. tlooa tor the court to determine It tile youth had knowingly and lnteiUgeotly waived hlo rllhtl to counsel before sentencing In 11>.J1 byterian home In Columbus; Mrs. Ara Myers, a patient at Meigs A hloiDry or the Eaoter teals and a atory oC the leprlehaun .Uent auetion was planned ror concluded prosram hour. Mrt. the Aprti meatlng. Woodard gave each member an Mrs. Pearl Mora, ~JNsident. Eaoter bookmark Inscribed with closed the meeting with a poem, MaUbew 28:20. "My Easter Wish." Mr1. Elza Durin& the buaineU meeting GUmore and Mrs. Piul Werner contributions were made to Mrs. served a dessert course, carey~ Kautz, guild president, lor the lng out the st. Patrick's Doy auwer to be served the youtb theme in the decorations. PLUS Convicted Thief of Ra- cine,· pai!Or o1 the Racl"'' imd Wanljr.,. lllthiOy Cl\urche,s, ili>ti!WU,.thls ' .· .ji!J';"Ibu~; . to Ol'dlmtion Ills i>eeo aetlor 7:l0 , ~ ~rii 9 at the &etne-Chufehl· ·, . ~ Wk .lunch witll pie~ · the Rev, Huber of Plea81111 Val· al!d' .teo pro'1!ied .1>¥ the' hoot ley, wbohas charge ort3churcb.. ' ~reh was held· in. the ~lal es, and the Rev. Olarles Simon · r~ at noon. Tbe~~~Jolnt ol the Middleport First llal)tist meetl~~g. waa c~ I'! ol'der 1>¥ Church, •" Mr. George:, NOrthtV, m.ocl~rator, Follooiog his intnxluclion, the•. o! the ·As&OClation,. There. W&S . Rev. Mr. Simon extended all'.lo.'. rroq~ tlllilrw ol"!lyl')lthLooka vitatl~n to tHe AssocliUMwcimen Up to Tfi~" and praye-: by the .: to attem a lellowshlp tea tO be . Rev. David.,~l\'1 "'the Cheohheld at the Mlddl8(l01'1 church on i!'e Cburc~ The Rev. ~Hall, Aprtl 7 at 7:30 The Relv. . host pa~r, welcomed the assGo Charlet~ Roadannel/ tomt'ermts- . ~tion D:~embera. The ,.-piP<MUie · siorary to indll, w:lll be the ,- was by the Rev•. Mr. G~, lnspeiker. . te~bp flllnlste~ at the ;Jackaon The spring sessio{l was an all- church. \ '· . day · event' begiming at 10 a.m. ~ was a report; trom the wben the Women's Missionary board ol. truatees ortbeOhi,o~ , Soelet,y and the Men's Brother- tlat State C!>ftventioo 1>¥ t~ Re'l.· • hood met together ror dev,:Kions Gerald R. Brown. He url8d re:. by the Rev. Donald Hall before c~ttment•. to . Christ aD:I ingolrv into ln:livtdual sessions. volvement in personal eVingel· , Mrs, Gerald. Brown ot Gallla; ism. pre&ldent, opened the women's ~ill music was pr~aented meetlng. She announced the W• by theWellstonHigtJSchoolchotr. men's Conference to be held at Their · selections included "A Granville, June 1S..2l. Several Migh.ty .rm;uess Is Our G~,". 32 PAGES ~: 1_-'vl ;•, 1\ .. Military Control Peking Former lmperitJl Pfalll, now tkeupi«l by KeUy Mfg. Co. 4-H Club Advisors of Gallia, Meigs Dr. Christensen Given Appreciation Dinner Eltlht Maige COOID\Y and .ellht Gallla Collrtj' 4-11 elub advlooro, a10111 with near11 1,400 Ohio ·4-11 cld> un-o, ware I'OCOI!IIIHII Thurlday tor their oervt.. u vo1unteor I-ra or Ohio YQith. The 25th State 4-11 Advlooro Re<OIIIlltlon Lunchal wa1 beld 11 Ute Ob1o Sate Univenlt;y. Award• were prellllted to eaeh ldvf10r, ~ """ years oC aervlee. Altendlng from Malp Coun\Y were Mrs. William iloWD!e, 10 Year: Mrs. Mary Rose 1110! Mrl. Rose Carr, live year, Eocorttnc •. !be trrOliP 10 Colwnbul wu Mils Jemtrer Blakealee, a former junior : Ieeder and ten year f-11 club ma-r, . . · ·!· Attentllng from GoUla Cottnlr 10 reeelva lllo 10 year reeornldoa · ware Mr1. Ha.Ye• D~. Mrs, John Payne and Fo- Lewto. Recelvfllg r""'tPtit!cn lor Rve yearo service ware Mre. Lawrenee Allor&, lira. George UOoclr, Mrs. KatiiiUrlaoon, Mro. ilalphNtedolllld Mrl. Andnw Toler. Eaeb advloor ·reeelved a eertlfteala and a pin, The '!drilor• ware acCQIIljllll!ed to Columbuo ~ Jock Friend, Count,y Extension Arent, 4-IL Other 4-H advlaoro In Gollla CclwJt,y w11o were lnvtled to !he l111chean but were llllable to Included ~ lloLille wltb !a yeoro tenure: Mro. Paul - · · John Pal'be llld flo.yeo Dee! with 10 1t0r• tenure: and llro. ~ White, lfrl. WWard Cop. . .., llld Emmet! , . _ ·aJt with &yean tenure. Unable to auend llun Mtlp Coullt,r but Iiiio ware ro~lfd l ::~lfrl. Emma WI>~ llld Mre. Frida Smilll, ten 7011' ~ I' and Dorsey Jordu, !;~lor'""' Paddlun and•Eiale 911berllllll,. II,. !r.t~-=~oor:•· 1 - A Tordl Hold Hfihu Wllllle 1f!eD1o ol tile' oil•. llllllveroary or lhi•1WI¥ trlhutef'! w md> ld'llaoro. aomee oltlle volunteer leldOro prollllll _..,qd to 11,100 " reported AlbOI'I F, ·Gehrto, Stall, t'H '1.M4or .t1114·A~jllt4JII · . at 'lilt Ollla.l!llato IJ!)(v~lllr. .. •. . . ' eiO¥er - • proll!lllted to I& ~..... ·With 30. JOtl'l'. elovero fr? 'ldvliclro ~Ill 2&·""•' ~'"1-1 wllll ~ 100!'1 ol IIC!Id Jll!!e to·aM and oil,er cloMr~IO .~l'~v;;:,.rldvi,O.o. : a0rl ·ol11111 irulrllli. 'lllotoari'I!OiiAidtf~. RIO GRANDE - More than 150 persons actellded an apple. . tion dinner Saturda.Y night at Rio Grande College in honor dent llfJd Mrs. Alphus R. Christensen. The candlelight buffet was 8erwd. in the dining tall at the ~­ lege, under the direcd.on of RObert Hoff a.nd Mrs. Wilma Amald, llr Maoter Chei.Mike Deffillppo of Chicago. Dr. John Alberti, net-· ident for academic affalrs, was tcastmaster. The dinner was given in 111preclatioo ror the "oot.taJd• jab" President Christensen has done in making Rio Grande Cciltp U. educatioral instlUJtion it is today. · Since President Christensen's inauguration as the 12th prea. f · dent of lllo Grande College In 1963, tile enrollmem hao dodlled. 1'11 ' e~lement this growth the college has CfJII.Itructed a llbrarJ, thrw • dormitories, a dini11< hall, an 11(111'1znent building, a piQ.'ol... cadon certer, and athletic neldL ·· President Christensen leavea this week ror Chi~ k oMual meet1111 or the North eenlral Aoooelation of Colliioo loO.ii '"' See-ry Schools. On Wednellday, Mtrtb 26, he will bo ~===~ whetber or mt Rio Grande College has been accepted lor D and accredited by the Association. Dr. Herman L. Koby, vice pre~ideat tor ltudent atraln, ecned guests at the dinner. Music waaprovid.edby Mrs. 1Awi.: ···'"• , l'hO played "Ohio Lalli Is the Land lor Mil," whl<h ~e=~~!·\~~ wh.Ue Roaa, associate dlrector of musle alld asabtant mualc, sarw the lyrlca, were were ~ b3 the •com-. Ewl~~g. !ilas Clara Pootm, IIIOC:IA!e i!tollo• of Eltlilah, ttad .. POetic Remlnl.scenelln :whleb &a1t wtth Pnlldett aw~io;~ aen's career whUe at Rio GJ'Iftlte :cOihi'- ' The dinner was atte-111 mrt-..o of !be llaord of toeutly, admlnlstriotoro, and 811ft it lill! ~- Coil.... .m..: lbo evonl!'l p r - Jack Slnlperi, . ioalato., mauca, ~;J~:~~ )NIIOIIIo!l "'" t.i! ~ ctovw • "' . ,Iii llio ·routb a( OhiO~ !be 4tl ' at PreP. ou- ed Pmkient and Mra. Christensen a '""'h bGw1 Ot111i0'teo ol'lllo Grande College. ·~ · ~ !'"R 11·~~ by Bntce A. Hatrt..._ vice president for lllwtl$'tiit. ...... I ,..reo.., _..'Robert Rose, business~ ... trasurw. ' "J.·.'' . 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