https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c23de7149eb061db376b18a6f1c7f96.pdf 814cbfcc9dfd7d400d5e1c6aee45310b PDF Text Text c !Joa•1""l. ,_,....~, ..._,, I - ftl lll@l Washington Wbite faper - Marcil H, lMIJ ·· - ,. Hoffman ' Collision of Court, Nixon Certain BY WU..LIAM S. Wllll'E WASHINGTON- With a olow, rtluctem lnovtiabllll;)', dlo Nl111111 Mmlnletrallon Ia IIIPJ'Oidllnl the moot prolound White House CGIIblllllalloo widl the il&preme Court IInce Franklin D. Roooe•eltlliempted thNe decadoo qo to pock 11 widl Uberalo and IIUbllallllo117 wm hlo caoe b1 Ubarallzln& 111 cleclolmo, at least. llowner tactuall,y and primb' tha maUor mar be put, the rocb bottom real!\)' lo that Prto!dint Nixon must now Ufti)Ock !be CCIIrt and wiU In lime do jilt thai, bealmln& with die retlrtlllent of Chief Jullice Earl Warren. For there ia an ine~ C8jllble coUIII<ll of both principle and lqitimate politic• between the Administration.' a Ylew ot law and order and that otthe I' \ Warren court. It i1, ln conHCI.uence, by no means accidental that the man who muatiiJ'apple primaril,y with die IIJ'OOI1uuo haa alreedl' cleared his position ol any suspicion 1/1. peraonal confUct of intereat or pereonal ambition, Tbta man ia Attorney General .k>hn Mitchell, who has now made two utterances of deep otg. Dillcanco. Tile fire! Ia hlo pubHe cliaclalmer of any intention ,....r any clrcumotances to seek or to accept a plac:e Cl1 the court tor himselt The IOCOIId 11 hla publlcb' I!IPl'e•eed concarn and dlopiealllrt over die recent doclde>l of die hiib bench ooverol,y Umltlng tho powers for wirelapping ,....r relllOOIIble oafs...,.... which Congress b a a 1011&111 to give to the Deportment of JUatlce. I this ruling la not reversed or at lout lloftel\ed - and all form Indicates that neither outcome can reall,y be expected - •' the AdmlniatraUon'a whole pro- IIJ'&m agalnat crime, and alao poollbJ,y Ita co_.toa plana to deel with deliberately !omanted td>· Uc clioordero, wiU be in I h e IIJ'aVoll of trouble. No reoiOOible milD doubta the IIIIOd faith or the good intentions of die coort. Equally, however, no porceJIIvo and objecll'" map can denJ that lor years 11 hal !oUowed a polley Of permlulveneas toward crime of both the back.al- . . and dlo - - VlriOo Uu. And no ....UIIIt abiOl'Ytr lllouid OIJHIOM that the Prtatdent can or will fall to uoe bls oppolnttve power, u court ncancleo occur, to chanp t h e """"'' mind. Tllll It Is ao eerioln ao lllftbln& can be that a 111'811 nollono1 debate O¥er the court lleo ahencl; die Drat, rtlll,y, IInce Roooevelt'o lime. Tblo being die proopect, It 1& of the utmoll Importance that the dobete not be allowed to depnerote into herab and clellrucllve name caii!De. For at no lime in oor blotory bu die maintenance of ~- dece~ reaped tor our_ na- baa caueed lair erltlco ID llbrlnk from oapreoslng theirOWDvtewo, for lllixJcly wilbel .... to Item to IIIOdate hlmoelf with tbll 101'1 of thing. Slmllarl,y, the ohrUI and docll'lniiN iP'OUII which reprda die coort ao absolutely untouchable have repelled leas 11'tllttlc m011 wllo would like "' defend it raIICIIIIIJ,y but do not core to be bracketed In any 11011 with Ill idolatoro. To &lllde the debate Into conllrucllve chii1De1s will, in the 810' exprell!lion ot a1arm at the end, form the lll'uloll domeo- llonal lnllitutloal 10 deopenteiJ needed and 10 hard tocome bJ. The proceaa ot._cidng 1 b e court will require rational crlll· dom of 111 ,..._ ...,... bill will be lmmea111rabl,y 1lliured II the ..Impeach Earl Wuren" extremllla are allowed to domlnalt-~e clialoaue from the crlllcel aide. Tile defenders of the court, on their tide, will make a capital mlllake II dle,y aeneraiJ,y take die Uno - 11 a sood many have long since done - that eourt•s actlvttlea gotry. Verd W. Smith Dies Saturday For years alread7, Indeed, the ,.Impeach Earl Warren" people Funerel sorvlceo will be held TueodaY for Verd W. Smith, 75, Rt. 1, Reedsville, who died Safo. urday morning enroute to Meigs Generel Hoopital Ho Wll die .... ol die late Boyd and Rosella Congrove Smith, arxl was born in MeJga Count;y. He was a farmer, a steel mlll worker, and carried mail lor a brle! lime. Mr. smith was a member of die Church of Christ at Reedsville. He was also preceded in death by his !lrst wile, Mary Wllsoo Smith, in 1939; three daushters, tlve sons, al'd two brothers. Survivors include his wile, Ellzabolh Baker Smidl; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Icenhower, Massillon; MJsa Ruth Ann Smith, Hl!edsvlite, ar<l Mrs. Bar· bara Ann McCoy, Hocki~W~>orl; two s o n s, Leonard George Smith, ReOdsvlile, ar<l Harry Junior Smith, McArth\U';flvebrothers, Charles and Ray, both ot Reedsville; Harley, Kansas City, Mo.; Ervin of Dalioo, and Harry of Puneroy; nine grandchll· dren and 16 great • grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesdar at 2 p.m. at the White FuJ>. oral Homo in Coolville with die Rev. Lewis Husson ol!ldaUos. Burial will be In the Reedsville Cometary. Frlellls may call at the funeral h,... anytime. . Mrs. Epperly Oies Monday have unwittingly oerved the lnte,..sll or die prellell\ court. Tile verv violence of their approach Sheriff's Staff May Be Cut Drastieally AKRON .(UPll- -.nltCoun.. whleh encompasses 496 square miles, faces losing 146 employes of die sheriff's department A1>rU I. The cutback from a 185-momhor atal( to 39 was termed necessary beeause ot a petition cur. rentl.Y being circulated, which may atop a one baU of 1 per cont permlollve tax from going into el!ect April 1. The peUIiono seek to put die tax on the NO¥ember ballot. t', PYATT IN VIETNAM MASON, W, Va. - Airman First Class Chester It Pyatt, son ot Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt, is on dul;)' at Vien Hoa AB, VIetnam. He Is an aircraft mechanic. Before his arrival in VletMm, he was as signed to Scott AFB, nL, and graduated at Wahema High School earlier. SIIRINETTES TO MEET The Twin City Shrlnotteo will hold dleir regular meeting Weclo needar at 7:30 p.m. In the Columbus aM SOUthern Ohio Elec .. trlc Company. Mrs. Frank (l:lll) E!>perq, 68, formerly of Anlllld\Y, died tbla morning In the Chari..Memorial Hospital. llrvlvors Include the10 childroa, 111'1. AIVle (VIrlllnlaJ PhaUn, Pomeroy; Mrs. Cl011cle (Crlslabel) Young, Sl. Albanl; Mro. 1 Vel'DOil ()l'ley) Zoll Aabwortb, ·· - - Evel,yn Marte Tete, 71, of 2002 Miami, W, Va.; Mro. Fit (JIIIChatham Ave., Gaillpoltl, died et) Dully, PomerQI'; Mro. WJI. unexpocted1y around 9:45 p.m,, &m ~)MUior, Parma Ha1gltl; Frank, Jr., CheiyoD, Marth u. w. v a.; a &later' Editll aw~ Sie had juot returned homo Jlo, Leewood, W. Va.; a brothfrom vtaitlng her illsband, Worthy Tete, wiHI io a holljital pa- er, Beaummt Albino, Orps, W, UIOII. h _.ently sul!'ered a Va.; 17 IIJ'andcbUdren, and oevburt attack. Sie collapsed at .. great-IIJ'andcblldren. h .... preceded in d - by home while/ making a telephone hor buaband three years aao. call. Funeral oervlces will be Mrs. Tate was a former <EI TburodaY at 1 p.m. at die Ewemploye. ~. waa born Aug. 12, 1897, in Melgo Counl;)', daugbtor 111& Chapel with burial In the Loof die late George E. and L.Ydla tlrl Cemeteey. Friends Jllay call TueodaY ..enlns and until time Tuckerman Darat. of aervlces on Tburodar at die Sie married Worthy Tate m Feb. 28, 1917, In Rulland. Re llmeral home. aurvives, alOill with tbree sons and thNe daughtero: D o n a I d VETERANS ~OHLlL Tate, Cleveland; Charlee, Che.HOSPITAL ·sblre; Gerald of Darton; Ill's. Acimloolms Saturda,y - Edna Cllrlce L<lngllrelh, Galllpollo; Mrs. ElolseSmlthandMrs. Lydll !lllea, Pomeroy. Diocharges Saturdar - Pearl &nith, Pomeroy; seventeen IIJ'endcblldren, eilhllll'oet.crant- McBride, Randolph Fraley, Rose Leadingham, 1'11101& cbUdren, end one brother, George Marie Young, LIUie lluhbard. Darst, Lancaster, survive,. (<cimlsllons !lmda.Y - WWiam Sie was a member Ill I h e Burgess, New Haven; Dm RusK,ypr United Methodlll Cburcll seU, Pomeroy; Michael llidweli, and 1/1. the Cheshire Chapter It tho Eastem Star and die K7pr Pomeroy: Vlviu Arnolt, Racine: Council, Daughters of America. Margaret Vadlab, l'oJneroy; Funeral services were held 1 Alma ilmpaon, Middleport; Alio2 p.m., Tueodar at the K y g e r ba Blooeli, Middleport, Discharges !lmda,y - Kay Medlcdlst Church. Rev, Fronk Cheeoebrew omclated, aaalst- King, Donna Klein, Joann Crlap, Doo Ruo..U, Charles Sc:oll. ed b¥ Rev. Uoyd Grbnm. Death Oaims Mrs. Tate, 71, Unexpectedly NEll' YoRK (tJPI) ...: . AMI • .a. mustneces~ar.. ll,y proceed from "rlaht wing'' motives, or racial or clasa bi- Charges 1JIIi ' VOL. XXI NO. 234 v - war __. Allble HOc. man wu arreo.ted Clll 111!1 poo. oeoiiOII . chorpo Sonio)' oab' - · altar "" wu . . . . . . . . 'boll from a ledtl'll b d l etemml.. !rom loot oummero• Democratic .,......., diiiOI'• der& IIGifman and live olllero were likeD Into cuotodf a!ler pcllce raided an Eaot Vlllap l!llll'f.. ment.<llllca that Is the boodquar· tors of Hol!mon'o IJIII.wlr acUvilloo. The poallllt WU nat PNient wh• pollee entered and made a .....,h wblcb ~ ~ ted to dllc:ovary of duwe ploiAIIo IIIII ....,. lllll'ljuana and herola. No chorpo wore flied aplnet Rolfman ln .....,.11011 widlthedrQp. IT'S NOT MILITARY, llullm'"vlled luriNIII proteda IIGifman had been at twoacaiDK llle hoi VlelluuneH 10 DUe Marlae eall a meal of auoaa diii'ID& break Ill 8Pibll. onotratlonJ - e d b¥ blo YCMth Jntornatlonal I'UI1 (Ytp. plea) S&!m'claf nlabl. Ho oald be \ re1w'ned to the opottment alter belrw told "lilY olllce hod been busted lnto." He called the nld an attompt b¥ pollee to frame blm. The of. ftce Is only I lew doors awar fr<1111 1 nearby pollee .,...ctnet elation hwoe. u1 WC!Uldn't hide aa.v 8UDI aaxt Fire desll'o,yed a •loroll" building Saillrdt,y nlgllt at die rui· to a polloe l1alloo all! I dell'! donee of James Scott, 11 mUeo south of GoJililoll• on Rl. 7. Tile pro. · • - lmow what heroin locke percy Ia ..,ned by Stanley SWain, crown Cll;)'. Uke.,. Hoffman slid. ~ 11 was one 1/1. two lire a over way l'atrOI FoaL The lire departOn S&Wrda.Y, Hoi!Dian was ... l•eed In $1,000 boll alter ordie - · 1be oJarm WI I J1U1111 .... called. IIOIIRCied b¥ Cpl. Dlvtd L. Prof· Sxteen man and- truck an- .....8111 beiON l U.S. .,_ Ott, who 11rst oaw thO lire ODd owered the alarm, the t2Jidolthe missioner on federal charrtl Ill radioed die GaillpoUo statelfl8li- year, at 8:40 p.m. SaturdQ'. An crOII!rw slate 111181 the b alectrlcal abort .... blamed for - . , o f lnciU!V a riot. the blaze. The loos was ellimatThe count& - qalnat two Glbo FIVE!)(<Y FORECA81' ed at f800, or 11111-w1r Ieeder• In oddltiCIII By United Preas Jntomatlonal Twelve DIOII and two trucko to Hollman - related to vlaleDCI Temperature• In Oblo TueolliiiWered an alarm at7:10 p.m. - . . . pollee and demaaotradar lhrousb S&iurda,y wiU av9m11a1' to the home of NortM toro dlll'I'V the DemocNIIc ...,.. erage a little below DOrmal, Graham, 48 Noll Ave., where the lnltl,. convention In llllcoao. with hiiba averaalnl In I h e loll Wll elllmafed at f80 In 1 mlcMOI' In the north to the lire In a bedroom. mJd..I{Jo in die ooulh and tow• Firemen oald aclprette llartIn die 201 In the north . SHOWER ANNOUNCED ed the blase wblch burned a matto the tow 301 !n the lOUth. A mlscollaDOOUI bridal ohowInn, bm: aprlnp and bed clotliCooler Tuel1iB.Y, then li~Ue er bonori'V Mr. and MrL 11111111' lng. There wao no dallla88 to the cbanp the rest of the wHk. hoUII. An uliluatfan Wll Ueed Sbaell will bo blltl TulldiJ, SloWen in nordleaot TueodaY March 25, Ill 7130 p.m. In 1111 to clear out . - . . and .,..r the llate-Tburobasement of the Bock "'ru., People whO fet the ,new• Methodlll Church. Mrs. Sheoll dar and Frlda,)o, averaging a. boy wail a month for hill round one.balllnch. 11 the former Sue Manle,y, '1111 money never delivered· ohower Ia open to the )lllbllc. ~=-~~~ papers. BY BOB HOEFLICH SIIU flaldinr linandal - . , Middleport VWap Council lim· dar nlalrt took no acllon on a re~~~eat of blalnlaW1Ce il&per• viaor lllroid lllaee for oddlllonslllllllpoWOl'. ChaM IBid that cme more maa ti needed to like core oldie work which must be done. Ho cited the cemeterleo, thevlliaaocluni>, wat6r _.uma end the 11rae11, and their demando upon - - er. c... It""" PAUL PARSONS, 34,1/1. the Burllll!llam area was appolnt.ed permanent Mlddleport Cblel of Pollee b¥ Middleport VIllage Council Mondoy n1&fil ..,.., the rec01111110ndaUon or Ma,yGI'" C, 0, Ftoher. Par1ons formerl,y served with die Athens Pollee .Deparanent. He Ia married and baa one aon. By United Preu lnternaUonal . #..ore ,~;Wdeto:plli.tlltq[e .· ·· Y- Si) Lhr. !ii,.;ll 1:::: ~'''7\' Pro ~·· :;; t:,~w l:!('d/1ml. M.a~.~-. ~h=t i:l ,;~;d~· i;\g: si1k p•xrses nut ot :w·.-::>' EVERY WOMAN to SHOULD HAVE THE ThesoHigh r LAST WORD BY ,, FORM FIT ROGERS pomt ct tne aay. :. sp~;ak. t:ili"S. I !r:;; Cr1ij.l(' ' ~~~~-~i::~('~" rl~: e funn Lew;~ t.L : !> : .:~:: ';, Kidn'~ tb; :.~~-·-~·~.1.\l ric.~ r.· ft~n . A ~:\S jcwe liJ~ d;(\ Wl •:a:~ i11r n'rrOrlt.i,~n T:;kinr, IH:. ;:h'r .~.;, ..,,, : !·: ;:·ri Yr,r i\ at · j~ rH,w 'l~ :!.nllfil t. tUl'L~g--.H a :;;'!ln-r,H l' !·-:,~h·.-t. ~- ~0\.".li! der•.'rltlVI!l ·'······ ··u:}€."-. The f11~hlr.m ~how h11dget-mindf:d glr!'~ of ju:tt f ~~! .. :ol- • rl;:::an,ll'!w· ._ ' ''"'' - i :'!du.~ · It w~~ de!!ign~d WOMAN SHOULD HAVE THE LAST WORD BY ~ORMFITor tne ROGERS uay. ge:~ MW ·•w ···<'.,, mug·chertl.'' w 1 Every woman should have lhrollfl_h WO-p:;und g1rl j;lda ~uit. not h«l;db<~g. t'ur The Last Word bygormfi~pers tile \vri:;t t'f gi ~.<nt. '·NP"•>:· cro·'/ 'I · . .. . ~~ .. ";; · P .. pl:JJ ,:..d , P.iiSa~_q i n · r:o?"r w l' TIL· . \ fAil .... · Yo _ ~lip pie )~ You'll find Spring Fashions in our Second Floor Ready· To-ll' eM Departmenl and GCcenlltGilJIB Gloves, Scarfs, Handbags, Jewelry and Hosiery in Dill' Main Floor Hosiery and Accessories Deparrmenl$. w ~\10w~d i \ r ~~ .; EYER\ SHOULD I. LASTWORDL FORMFIT ROGERt nrcund the Miss owi :z tri~d 'JHr hra~. w l'll'l'i\~. ~ ~k Elberfelds In Pomeroy \ loco bondeou,lightly liberfllled, pqwernefted bock. 32.36A, 32.38B,C, $5. Lt ~dvice PeHI, lace lined witll sheer, Short, P~S·M Average, s.M.L, $6. a~o ... · ."•nee. • '"d •t·•• oat •·r wear Three Pay Raises Won't Meet All Desired skinny The il:~ro'!;I<:Or l~s: will he ~vaibl:>1~ m the .Htre~HIOl)r m)Uan s J'triOV, 1. depart1ntnt 11fter YYI,!S ror cuatmnerJ for dC>.ifill•d the pric.t. to h,er friend. ~TdjLinhnllf.r." "*liP· Bond Buyel'!l Some Faee ""'ncy .:todll' .._ell. ,, ' u-•·""' DIIII'"",.at""aiL ii"J'"; ' a. ......_ > - '· aons at each separate gate or entrance to plant. BI,(J(!king, obstructing or in lin.v way or means lnterferrlng with or preventing, automobiles, motor trucks or other vehldes, railroad trains, engines or cars - '' .- .. "I •! '_\: and odlero - • nolllled b¥ letter In Nowember that ~ llhould wao eatlmated that the have- f10,000 In the perpet- m a h e - clalm. . Clerk - Trelllllror Grate anual cON llmda drawing lntoreat. .Mayor C. 0. Fllher oald he IIOIIIICed a meeting at the ofllces of the Melp COOl!\)' Health would look into the matter. Deportment lor Wedneodar when ALLEGES DAMAGES Mra. Walter Hare• met with cliopotll of aolld waateo will be COIIIcD and expreslled her cliOo the topic. Oocar !ln&er, aoalellnt englpieuure O¥er alleged damages to her property m Middleport oeer of die Oblo Department of lUll CIOIIed by the construcllon Htllth, · wiU dlocuss clunp laws of the oewage clispooel system and their tnloreement. Townpredclents, vllllll" lines. Council charged that Mrs. oblp olllclals, count;y commissioner• Hares did not llle a claim lor and the coun1;!' prosecuting atdlmagea. On the other band, Mrs. Hayea lorneT, members 1/1. the Melgo aa1c1 that lhe had sent forma Coon\)' Board of Health and die Uatlng tho damages to the Mor- COUll\)' -.tog commiUoe .... e,y • eonetrucllon Co., of Flrk- Invited. Again vllllll" olllctalo stated erlburg, Grate llid Mro. Hares tru-• tru- Vi ASHINGTON (IJPI) - Preskleot Nlmn wUI uti CO. graas Wedneodar to retain die full10 per cont Income lax lllr• . ........ through ml<l-1970, Republ1COJI C<JIIIli'OBI1onol Ieeder• reported toda3. The Chief EXIIIcutlve will send a message to the House aDd Se..te expreasq bls coocern over continued lllflatloD. ary wends In the natioral ecoiiiiDl)', die leodero oald alter a Whlto House meeU1111 wUh Nixon. 1be White Houae lald Nll!llll had dedded to meet the slttation ''heackn.'' NIXDII'• mesaage 1-011• - wblch hove loov beaD elCPe<ted - wore announced b¥ the Senaia and House RejiUbllcan leaders, Sea. Everett Y. Dirksen of Wlaois and !lop. Gerlod R. Ford or Michigan. Governor Asked to Save Killer COLUMBUS (UP0 - G o v, Ocasek of Akron wrote the gov· or any persons traveling on Coot James A. Rhodes was asked to- ernor seeking the stay because or otherwiJe from entering, lea vday to stay the execution of con- a consdtutlonalamendmentabol.. i~, or J)laslng freely to and demned killer Richard Jemison iahing Ohio's deatJI penalty was from the plant. -Deatroyins or damag11Wpro- while the General Assembly was being considered. Jemison ia scheduled to dle parl;)' belonging to plaintiff or Jn session. Democratic State S&n. OU~er f.r!!IIIY in the e!a<ll'l~ ~hair at 'in7 o!"-'liiye of plaiRU!!, or any the Ohio Ponftentlary. U c&rried person deolring to work or any out, the execution would become peri<XI doing buslneaa wlthplah,. the first in the mtlon in nearly tut two years and Ohio's first in - ObstrucUIW roods, hlgjlways six years. or railroad tracks. Ocasek ai¥1 several ~r Ohio - Doing any unlawful acl U> lawmakers have Introduced lei!" prevent plalntift from conducting The SOolbern Wgj!Schoolclaos lslallon In the Genarel Assembusiness. The plalntu! asked for Ito plar, a three..m farce enUUed bly this seaslm aeeklng ellmlnHWUlle'a Weekend,"willbestag- etlm or modlllcaUon of the death costa. The suit was filed at 4 ed tbla Frldar at 8 p.m. In the penell;)'. p.m., Monday. bl&ll sehoul auditorium. Ocasek's re&olution sought a Tile plot centers around olt- constitutional amendment aboluallms in which Willie IIndo lshln& capital punllhment, but himself after his mother, who waa amended 1n committee to is a uson eoddler," places him provide death to persons ccmtemporaril,y In a 101rslng home. victed or felonies previously or After WUUe comes to know die who shot a ..tlOilll prdsman nurses, he really develops heart· or policeman. trouble, but not the kind which The resoludDD:o wlrich would too bls mother Is worried lboul. require a three - lltths vote of Carl B. Weeoe, high school Fred Morrow, manager c.t op.. teechor, Ia directing die cut the General Assembly to go to eratiCIIII lor Oblo Power Com- of Mike Hayman, wllo playa the the electorate In November. was recmunellled MO!IIey night to pony in the PomOrQI' area, todar male lead; Hrldgitte Neue, Cher- die Senate for adoption. Ul'1led parontl end youngster& to yl Maalo*a, Linda Grlodatal(, exerdae extreme cere while 14'- Jtlldter Davis, Jetf Dtllohew, lng kites. He aald that many boys Aar<ll Sayre, George Norrll, sed gtrla are Injured annually Silrle,y Guelll& Melanie Beegle, becauae lbe7 have not followed J - .k>hnoon, !Hrley P y I e s, basic rules Ill Jdte4lng 1111\Y. Roo Cozart, Roncty Prollltt, Mark Following are olx baalc rules Beqle and Slejtlen SWier. to follow: Uoe dr7 airing, wood end pa • per In your kite, oot wire or Middleport volunteer 8remetal. men portlclpatlqr In the curFl7 your kite on dar• whon rent toll'n clea!HI' week, March there Is no raiD. Avoid busy !lreelo and hiib· 24--29, wUI give ll,orth Sooond Ave. from Rutlanill.st. to the SAIGON (UP0 - F1Ye !Upte wayo while ll,ylng your kite, "T" a bath tonight after 10 p. of B52 bombero beUoNd Com. Fl,y your klto away !rom tete. m. nnmlat iniUII'alloo route• toward Ylllal and radio aerlslo, and Middleport Chamber of ComSaigon todar amid reports die ,.,., electric power Unaa. Keop away !rom fallen wires, merce President CarJ Horky, u. S. command has """"" Prtoklent Nbrlo'o go.ohud for relds Call your local_.._ Ul'1led motorlsll not to pork ageinol COIM)unill Campi in olllco II your kite pis lllai- aulol in that area after 10 p, m. Cambodia, whete the iniUb'allon ll"d"ill a - r line. De not poll beJins. the ~or climb power poleo. In the ground war, Viet Cong and North V1alnameae ooldlero abelled the IMirlhem provtaee capital of ~ Ngal and fou&bl allied defelllero on three dclei and 13 at the !Jieralon-Colum- of the ell;)' MeDdo.r and toclal. buo Motor Hotel. All auxiliary Tile clef-ra ._-ted 148 IJI&rmembero, atate patrol.,.. and rlllas alaln agalaat liiht allied losses. their wlvea arelnvllell. The Conununlolx pusbed thslr A saturday evCIII!rw botqlel nallonwlde o!!enalve into 1113111 . wiU bo - - II¥ a IIOCial .... dl:r with 25 barril"& lnllo South IICIII and a door llllow will toJ. Vielllamese cltloo and allledmU· .... llie .,.,..,... leaillrlnl Bill 1D Da Naar. MoKiDg, Ill 1111 ~ Janel SloW. !tory SaturdiJ ..Oiling lbera illll he I rine COIIIIIIIDder Lt. Goa. Robdll!<e witll Chock Salb¥ and hlo . ert E. Clllllmln Jr. Aid the of. 1Dr".IIWI7 orchestra featurtn.l voclllll Am , ....... could DKiltba." YOIIIIJl, Americu aaurceo aa14 I b • Tile lbldl1 11101'111111 ....... communleto .,... llillllJoJ1Ial wUI feature OIIIIQwllng opea~t. moot ot . t hslr o!!enll.. ,.,., 1 ero oqd wiU OOIIVOIIO II 10 0. of a doien. tiooeo )181 tostring m. 11\' lhe .ball rilom. FOIIowiDI the lneolllll il the olcle~~a,tree Bo.ni, .. ~­ from s. ~~tack~....... 1/1. the · pierrllla threlt Ill lilllali .. wu oerviod til tho from 11M11iCamllodlan bhollleo. •membarl led~ l!lalf, 3-Aet Faree Is Announood How to Stay Alive aud Fly Kites, Routes to By Bombs min..... . c._. .....u- 91....., )(lddl-' ...... ,, ~·- -~·~f. • that tblo be done. It Crime Detection Advances Noted 1a.....,. •:lliliortil place any employe or other person working or desiring to work for plalntlll or doing buainesa or dealrilW to do busl110as with pialntitt. - Standing, assembllne, c~ gregatlng, plcket1111! in or around or about plalntl!r s proper\)' or premlaes in excess of two per... !J~eated Saigon Hit Oft' p , ".fl in Meigs Beedsville Man -·· ~hi rt.s, carl Oblo Sileo of Serlo• E&H VnltWASIIINGTON - 11IE DEFENSE DEP AIITMENT Monday .,.. ed stateoSavlnp-aandFNO· · IIOIIIII!ed die name• ol188 caluallleo of die Vletnam coalllct, lnclllllo dom lllorea In February were a,. oeven Ohioans. They Included Pic. Antonio E. Rulz, huoband of $25.9 mllllon with die atMro. Evangellna Rulz, Coolville, taining 17 per cent of Ito 19611 oeleopl. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., llelp Charges 'RIIunteer IIYinp bmd chairman, reported Fabn~~ry bond and share Illes In the COIIIIf;y Riliert L. Holguel, 41, Rt. 1, were $14,253. Tile COIIIIIY Reedovllle, Jrao JaDed by Meigs ed l2 t>Or cent 1/1. Ill IIIIUal tale a Cwnl;)' Sheriff'1 DePU\Y Robert 11101 by die end ., die month. BeetJit Mondoy on c)frgoa of lntoxt.atton, reslotinl arrest aid .. COLUMIIUS (UPI) _Slate per. violation of proliaUon. Ralgusl • tiOIIIei Dtractor W-Wirdaald woa otiU In Jajlthis!llomhe -ld recommend Par los. . The llory ., bow rapid ..... ralseo tor elite 8111Pio¥el but It In other acllvil;)' of Sllorl!! munlclllon malru the life ot the " p d nat maet die $1,500 • ....,.. Robert C. a,rtenblcb'• depart- erlmlnalloll 18all'eWiorntew~ the board clemand II¥ American mont, Donald LOvett, lit. 1,l'ort- ed. for membero Ill die Nelli : Fiderati011. of Slate, COOl!\)' and lord, hao been JaUed 01110 OpeD COUn\)' !hilt 1/1. the Auxiliary :lliltd<4oai Elqllofea. • chll'lll; 1'11111!1• FraakliJ1GIIkoy, state Hlribway PllrGI Maldl,y .... ,. <1 can't recommend _.u. 22, llllllalll, hao pooled bOn\!• linllll the Middleport Leglriolllq. ~· 11. $125 ""!'!Gn to , 140 on • DWI charae am dllll)riJtna liiL P. D. !IcC.....,, cominl"llla'wblch Wbal 1111 ~ poace, am Kermit Eldon malller 1/1. Poll No•.27. Glllltpo. ; ,. demlndlmNld coat.'' oald' Gi!MY, :Ia, GU11VIile, hal poaf,. Uo, ~owed In dotall tho pro. ·Ill bo!d m a charll" of dloturb1r•11llbo ol.lo Slate Patrol bal , ;:, Ward tMklod ~II Dot at Ubar- ~die peace. . . . made In lbe iaol 25 )'tll'l, por. t il Ill •Ill' wbal ........ bo wiU, ' ' LOCAL TEMPS """f.. in the - ii.aalkllot HillMer, heoeld · The llmjieratufe lnl'olllorQ1't 1awb.....-•• ~com, DJIII,ocl~ ' I ~~~~~ IN to ' dollnbOWD ~. . . .~ c1111l1ct at oil llllt4«iaall,~ the. . . . ~~lk!l· bill ' !1:10 ,a.m. . •• 31 detklt that'jrovi...t!lwoU!dnOdre •".. ' U 11 . it being tailored 1.1 IIIII - · lllotrart,'., 1 ·:fiAf-- " : lllm'o.or dar• to ac'lllre t!liw..., .ill ball ... tal~ 111!1 ,. ,.. 'If . ;. :. state ~· ba. . . ,\prl1 IIE!GS GENERAL HC\9Pll' AL . ! .' ,;:10 al "If' ., for. ••lb.. .....,. Acimllslool..; Naill. . Ill · - 111- In \'! ~•• or • .llrlko. I'K~~-· .Joe 14' .. 11. .' 'i -fl' up!... POINT PLEASANT - Conduct of lbe llrlklng en.,ill!'oe& at Stau!!er Chemical Co., March 18, 19 and 20, tea resulted in an opp11cation lor an lnJunctim In die Mason CCIWII.Y Circuit Court, by Stauffer Chemical Co., a corporation, agalnd union actlono. Named as defendants were New· im D. VermllUon, Individual, am as lntornatlonal represeJ>o taUve of the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum a n d Plaotlc Workors of Anlertca, AF!A:IO; WU&m H~rey, aa internotlonal rep..,aentatlve, . United Rubber, Cork, Llnolewn and PlaoUc Workers of Amertoa, AFL-CIO; · WIUiam Clyde Flabor, incli viciUail,y, am •• vice preoldent, Local Union No. 1159; Charleo l!)aala, ltar<lld Whitt, Jerry ~. 'pill! 'Goacbnan; Clark Roborta, BW Neaoe, Carl Sibley, K,.pp, JOOII Me, Gtaw, Rlehard Jamta, Samuel Juniper, Car.! Kinnard, and all the other persons otmllarlly oltuoted am actlns In concort Jrith them with respect to tho plaiJ>o U!r, CORII&tlng of a class eo mmeroua to make Jt lmpractlcoble to brtrw tham all before the court lncli vldually and aevorolly by namo, accordi1111 to the petlllm. PlainUII uko lbet all lald defelllo... named be enjoined temporarll,y and permanentl,y, and until further order of the court, from doing or causq lobe done, am fr<lll lnatlgating, eni!OIIJ'> ogq, mai!Uinlng, aldlrw, aaobU,. or abetting any peroon or pers001 In doing any or the loiiowllW dllnga: -Attackiog, aoBaultlng, threateniJW, coardng or inllmi· dating In 11Q' m&IUIOr or at any CoolvUle soldier ldlled in V"tet Nam S:_,.,a. bthr.r. with a shv smiiP t hat Thf': sh:-w•.• will o;: f)n\inue all wt•(>k. Prie~J ~tart 1t 113.99 for a dres1l, with mttlt prices in u,. S23 to l2t • tiww ··surP- we W':lr them ," , · N..~ney S~.hr~ i ber, who is up to a Sill:' :l.J.o\. <1lld w a~ earry. ing a rih· orat:~d lur.d~box . "1\'t bt•~:n WIJJ.ring one :\itH:~~ 1 w•s ll.'' t: h1med In tw1nkle11 with br!~·e.~ . I I• on wlsa, and t - · Br:•.-)!;J:r.. <:•.h:"lr,J8irl!l w~ . 32AA.'' version Jp town .,, r\ Tukin: wu tho ·.inny ?veJ Samt l 1 hi:!- Wl' il ·. i co ao 1 Won<l· 1 up~'il .t hnller.'· ~hirt s, c ' H,.,,·k· groin. to r.hlnk ,} woman And a lace PeHicoatthatlies smooth as skin, Your new figure is now The Last Ward, jo:~ : of pound alid wilh a Then Panty Girdles designed for pantyhose and lexlured stockings. hudg;., \ afi t white r.d her 1-Jrok('! '" .!e part· Next comes the Bra Slip, designed on the some principle. / () f l' ~e :i.~t young, natural, rounded-instead-of-pointy. ther ·" went knift," ould-be It begins with the Bra designed for the bosom you wanlloday, ~~~ Wl•(i "i !Ali ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN 15 SO 1118111!111'" 1D lll'P' IIOslo dial on oae occaaloo he was IAIId to act Uke a IIIDIMe1 and climbed die bers In blo call and. s..U.. there, grimacing at hlo lall· oro. Dr. Ber..,.d Diamond, a psycblell'latalll unlveroll;)' profeoiiOI', ICJicl Sirhan' a murder b'lal Jury - Y lbel When die 25-year-<lld Anb shot Raber! F. Kemedy he waa In 1 seU.IIlluced tnlbee and 1cii1W Uke I "CCIIIjluter that bad been Pl'CIII'IIIIIIIe for murder." Diamond llid he hypnotised Sirhan on olx occooi..,. b¥ woviqr a quarter coin about el&llt illcheo from ble face. In that state, the del'lndaat r...,nacled the -ng, r-teclly -bigaolmag!Dary trlgpr, turned blue 11 II he waa choked am shouted "you aon of a bitch," Dlamood said. u11r.h 1efend yoiJr- ' A.n Hyprwsil near rwrmal for Sirhan Sirhan ;~'~ 1'1 1~d ''f(J ym; gir!s hew to> ~;.:~~~ ~ M~iH., a~ain5t SAIGON - PRmDENT NGUYEN VAN Tllll!:U oald today the covernment of South VIetnam was r8ldy to meet prlvateiJ widl the VIet Coog In Paris Ia hopei of Olldlng lbe Vietnam War. Ho oald the poaslbllll;)' of ouch talks wao "a ray of light at tho ell! ollbe lulmel." It was the sec<n1 time a South Vielllamose oftl. •tal baa made IIICb I ,...,.... am II rellectacl I shift In lbe Sclulb VIetnamese pos1Um from llatb' reruatrw to reCOIDIZe the VIOl Coos. •· OV>Jnt h'811 tru-• Asks Injunction SPACE CEl'l'l1!R, HOUSTON - TOP SPACE agencJ o!llcWo ll'alllllly to p!Q It _,e am oand aa.._ut, to orbit the IIIOCIII with AI!OIIo 10 In Ma,y before ip't,. to Iaili DIOD on the lwolr ourface in July with~ 11, · · f AlteqUDII to JiloVe dlfecUy to a llliiCiolanclliW - Apollo 10, a IJlOOIIIanclillc with AIMJIIo 10, dley4ec~ "'!"~<~ be too rlakJ. '!lie deejal<11 meant that .,.eemen Tlloml• ~. Jolm and )!llfll'lll Coman wiU bloat oft tOward the moon Ma,y 18. They will apoid 63 houro In lunar orbit - more tiwl three lllllea aa 10111 ao Apollo 8 11"'111 orbllitlllthe DIOOII Chrlllmaa E.._ !~ ~ ~·~.H·nr•l :·, ~· pointed out that the Middleport Ctmatel'J Boord of Trulleea lo nat turning over intorest !rOm perpetual cON eemetery lunda lo the vlllage. Grate Olld 11 >t O\'IJlera or loiS . 01ch fOil' pe,y ' ofee anddlese tuda by law ar '· turned over to the vlllage. llollever,olberohave left varlouo amounts to the villap cemetery trustee !Wid for perpetual care of their lots. The lnterell Ia being left on deposit to draw oddlllonal lnlerell it "'' reported. VDiop employes """ maintainlng the lots, It wao pointed out, but eemeteey are oot turning lntereat from these lunds D¥er to the village. Grete aars that he bas re- Stauffer Company "JRUing to meet J'"Jet Cong in private Ti1t'Tl! · However, Clerk • Tr11eurer Gone Gnte pointed out that II>' _.taliono and lunda aa lei up will not allow oddlllonal expenditures tor labor at present, and eo CClW1cli took .., aclloo. During the dlocuslloo, Storage Building L eveled By Blaze t iust **** The hllilleat reco~ number ·1/1. plglelo In ooe I!Uor Ia 34, ' born In June, 1961, In Denmart<. F~cesGun lie cbailenp the Nlllllll AdJnln. latraUon ~ir flee. The nature ot ll®lnelt'o otruale with die bench, Jio!IICIDed the VtrJ Uonal abno:.pbere where It need not have done ao had 10111e .... tual dvll11;)' provilled. Tile lfl"'"'" abould . rill plain to both llclea . DOW\ . Now You Know u: \,~ -. • that villqa ~e· ere nat 111ar11n1 11res - the u)ect o1 RWIIOl'QUI complllntlo at tha Middleport landfill clunp In SallobUl'1 Township. MaJor Fiahor lald that he bad recelved a number Ill calla from redclenta who wish to .canllnue burnlni In barrelo. COOI!cUIIWI CJII!ord Slumbo aald lbal - r must be burned in lndnoratoro, according to ..UIago ordinlnce and stated that a barrel II nat IR Incinerator. CouncUman John Zerkle aald that be felt nat t>OrllliUing residents to burn Ia contalnoro doeo create a bardshlp. llumbo oald again that I h e ordinance does say umciDerator" and II the ordinance io nnt -r Actually, 1K1 cledllal WU .......,., llownor, w"""lll!l.·l'-,~1:' llleill at the ,..._ throu&I10III the - to dlnpro ilmllved 11 a rualt tC the eotremeiy dr7 - · ; ~'· A 1 - from !lop. Ralph 'If• her wu reed - . .. ·~, _..... aplaat 1111 aalo of U.. ""' . 'f,· uor oo !tlndar act lbal he bN been OWOHd Cll llldi ....... ~ ~~' lion. Earlier Sell. Olklor UDI advllled the COUDcll 1/1. '& limiter-. Grate read a ,.,., ~ · Great American 1'91..- CO., , die bCIIIding ·CCiftcern of thelllllr~ ., ~... Co. The- r.oa: · (ConliiiUed ... - 10) Ike's Life In Balance ' therapy,•• The doctor&, in rep~)' to otiiW queatlooa, oald the lolelt erllll wu preclj>llated In larae part by the prevlooa oe- altlcks su!!ered b¥ -lour of them occurr!iw olnce laot A!>rli 29. He bao Ill Walter Reed olncc loll llaJ IIIII oullered thre• of die attaekl here. Asked about die chaneeo 1111&, Eisenbolrer COli pull throuilll lateat crlolo, .the doctora llld: "It ls lmpoulblo to pNdlct the ultimate onteome at jlda t i - Gen. ElaeMolrer hal always shown remarklble nc:u. perath• -or ~ ·put · eo.t• ·. '':. . ,~.-~' ' .~ 1•--so ll.lftl · Eloe,.._r•a • .• ~ mUd, moderate or HYei'EI arxl. am hio ..., Jolm ~~~red ~ in a siJW]e-word reJ)ly, charac- the Illite who.. terized it as severe. contiJIIOci to ...., ... - - ' Medical authoriUeo say a treatment. He was Netlvlal potient ou!!erlng fran severe OIQ't!OR regularl,y II t h e - · burt congeatlon normail,y may sought to got e..,P. be ellpeCted to respond to enriched blood llowl,. ~ therapy In a d a 1 or two. his body, Eisenhower's doctors reported Tile latest prolllom will Morxiay that the congestioo bad conpsUve heart faUure wu worsened dell)ite "vigorous detected In die ienerel 10 dip ago, but was oot dlac~Med far WASIIINGTON (IJPI) -Doclora treating former Prealdent Dwight D. Eisenhower described his latest heart alll1ct1011 aa 11 sewre." They said his conii .. Uon is 11 guarded'' ai¥1 would not predict whether he coold overcome this latest threat to his life. Walter Reed Ann,y HOIIP1tal 188ued a mid-morning bulletin sarin& the 78-year-old general spent a restful night am that he was having less breathing tromle. However, io anawer to quesUone submitted b¥ a UPI reporter, the doctors said the COIIIPIIIIYe heart failure aflllc.. lna the general· wn· ••uvere. •• They were asked U his ease W&l El..,. ._ · * Et........r . NewVFW Post Has almost a week. The doctors were uked til dellne, in laymen's ......., conpstlve heart laiiiD'e. 'lbelr written reply: "Congestive heart failure It a term C<XIIrnonl,y applied to tbo siUBtion when the t.rt mucle' s Ioree of beccanes lnod~ to propol a or blood su!!lclent for . . body'• needL Tile raoul! ta· c~st1on due to aceumuladal of blood In die l q and MASON - Several projects vital organs." have been planned by StewariJomom VFW Poll 9926, a DOW· J,y organized VateriRI of Forelln Wars unit, IUIIOIIi diem being a long range plllll build a building tor a meeting place. 1be orpnlzaUon was named for two cleeeosed World War 2 IOlcliera, Homer Rar i))ui!)Jolll- like In oart 117 1 , .. om, ..., of Mrs. Fred John~.... -~• 1011, Meom, and Hlrl')' Slew- .)lnlor,..,,_ ~ · • ·'· 11111 art, ..., of the late Mrs. !\'1- olxlb lll'ode v1a Stewart. Jolmom was award. 8 p.m. In thelfeigo ed the !liver Star b¥ General School audilllrlum Ill _ . , , Projects w .-.u.. a... BanJs to Ploy Friday N.ght Dwlgllt Elaenhowor. Both David - . =~= . The gmup elected Rill Tucker and blo asliellnt, Gill 1/1. MaBIHI u commander; Rooa wiU direct the ,.......,... KiDg, ~star· Erntll In& die free coocert. ' AmOng thebaDd oeJ..uJobni<XI, Sr. vice commander, olxlb grade will he 111~:~~ ., and Charles Joe Young, Jr. vice ceoiiCIIIal March" ad "T u .:• !i commander. OldMID." 1be pool Ia compooed of vet""r'~)<': erano from New HaYen, CUlton, Feature numberl to bo ., * Point Pleallm, Middleport, Pom- oented II¥ the junior ~~~u will be "Two Alrl'' br "' 311 menmera and will receive till, "Jolllla" ..t '11owD momberl 101111 March thelllveoolcle." Sl• - · are veterans of There""' 101 - • • • , Vloilwn, ·Korea World Wars 1 Junior hiall band and Ill Ill and In or occu- ob:tb grade band. potlonaiiii'OIL on !ll!da1 the poo1 .,...eored a ~ -.:11 and ....Uzad over f)OO. Flmda 1!111 bo uoed to bolp widoWI, . . . , .. . . 01Y fi!DIIIN ill 1111 _,. Arlo. l'lltlPieo will bo lllld In APril to aulat 1a thua l!l'olecto. A -*1 .wUI be blldto ...pnlse I ~ to put rellactor tapes on bleycleo. Tile 1r01 and MaiGII. It alrtldy bas n. llllllbal ...... jlr'lljlct, called "Uabt a mey. ,de,'"'l l"' lllolllCOIII)IIIQ'wblch ... - l l l o lapt '. . l to be el/l.orcediiiiiiOUNbooii!!JI.. ad. .f I . rw bicycle oat.. �3. - Tile Dan~ SOnllnel; Middleport-Pomeroy, o., March 25, 1969 YOUTH ASKID FOR fl'l Thl• column 11 for young peo.. pie, 'their problema ud l)leaaures, their lr<lublea ltld !ltB. Aa with the nil of lleleo Help UBI, It weleomta lllqbs but IIUII'I doclp a aerlnua 'lt..Uon wltll a bruah-<llr. Send yonr loeMp qaootiona to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care rJ. Holeo Help USI IIIII - per. NO WAY TO BREAK - iou know by obarlng your lamllf iottb bar. Lll'a ~ the halP lhe I!Dda at her special aehool - &ad tho •<bo!onaiD(• .... learu In your home - will brlnl bar hack to raellb'. II, FORY~·~WDITYRU~ FOR MATURITY" SEND A SfAMPm SELF - ADDREs<!m ENVELOPE TO Hol011 Bollel, CARE OF THIS NEWSPAPER. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK ...: MGM ahaQdobod Irvlna HerUn'a pliiiiiiOd cl...,. cut 11181J1111!1 opua "SI!> ll Wllh Millie" (to star 'Julie Andrelll) In IIIIa new show biz A&e of ()).. ICIIIIIY .... Tho ap wbereln tbe flllh.tllm "I Am CUrloua, (Yollowl" literally groaaedmore (ln a 600-leal N. Y. tbealre) Ihalt "JoiiYerlbw'' In two _ . . tng days at 6,000.-t Radio Clb' MIIie Let NBC explain IIIIa to the FCC: llllrle¥ Jonea In a 111m helng made lor NBC-TV will have a aeene In HaUr• .... llle IOido for theatre ~~ but liloll will be wrlliod In a towel lor the aame aceoe till NBC .... Varlet!''l C<llclualno 011 the amuWpeeollp: II took 150 yeara for tho mavlea to aet to "LolltaN and only three yearl lor "Lollta"lo set to TV. An1hooiY NOwlq'a aew. llmkajunk movie (Ita lllle alone CGIIIaino two totally macene In Jl(u'aaes) ncelvod the N. Y. nviews It doservos: brutal .... . For\Y walhod out 011 one of ita . lraebee preao prevlewa .... As we foreeall waeka qo, the Dan· aid O'c.nnor TV lllow llnkl In Ita channel ;...e 1 .... ~ • M:u11n'a "Tbe Malteae BIWt' mmlo ~ pla,y the operator•. of a nudlit camp) bao on actre11 making her lft\lvle debut therein whoae name Ia Andriana von'iloic IIIQOJ'en .... llle'a Don Rowan'l wife (Obi That Andriana • o • ilalleJOOTIInl). MGM Wanted Richard Burtoo'a 1Q'1'UJ1Y tones to narrate Ita ''The Green Slime" aci.G feature hut the foe Dickie . - na llllber than the whole film coal ao 'bye · Dickie .... Fine YOOIIR oortntt,. .. UP A ROMANCE' ' Dear Helen: I am 111, gracluatecl f r o m school, and working. Lalli year I became enpgod lo a aweot iJlY who Ia In the Slrvlce. He • .. '"" , ... ·- aent me an -ment rlni. -- ·--· and my mother aeya If I try to I wear II, obe'U throw II down 111e i disposer. .... Then she threateued to have me put In reform achool If I didn't obey her. Does abe have ,,,_, "" .." the right to do lbeae lhlnp7 SOUTHERN GIRL Dear Girl: No. A mother cannot leplly hall marriage plans ·or her 19year-<>ld doujlrter, ltld lhreata DlliY ooly drive her away from .....• ... . --~~ ' "' ••• ..... home. I don't know wholher y o u r mother hall a case or not, but l u,n'i she'd better learc )aliecco &ad understanding uolaas sho wonts to pertnaneltl,y loae her child. • " 'u -• -· - H. Dear Holen: How can you toll your motber In a nice WI)' that abe embarrasses yoo? 9te triea so hard to bo hlp, and I knoW the klda are all l•n&ftlng at her behind oor backs. Wben friends come over, she'a right tllere umJx. lng." Other mothers know how to talk to boya and malnl,y when to stop talking, but mlno Otria with theiti. With the girls, abe !llgglea. lllo brq• about hoW cloae we are, when a<11tally I tell her )lit what obe wanta to hoar, but not hoW rm roaDy feeling. llle doeSII'I UDderllanl the! "being a pal" to yoor teenagers is u ''out~ aa hobiiY aox, and toclajo'a ldda think a parent 1100 doeln'l Jb3 In 1t1r Is .. phony. · oiiliiwe ~... lallr to, ani!' tUl to. I oonaider the paronta rJ. some of m.v friends reolly there becouae I ... loam from lhem and IIleY llaten to me, too. So wily did I have to draw a molber who tries to act youii&Or t11aa I am?- WHY IIE7 "" < I Dear .\ I\ !j \ I I . ;( \ \ \ WilY: You luckod oul Wb)' not dlaeu•• lhla altuation with your father, who wiD~ aee your point and ptU his wife back Into her owe pneratlou. Olhlrwlao their marriage may atrlke mlcldlNge ahoola when you klda .... and he "' left with oothlng hut an adoleacetllltranler. A> you u;r, wise eldora eom. nmloate btauii6!JI.y with teou - and (thank gaodneal) moll j)&l'ell!l have tossed aWQ" llle IUtdated '"pal" routine because kldo don't buy ltaey more. SOMEONE llhould tell your molller lbe can't jump the geooraUon pp on a PD&U otick. - H. Dear Holen: I wlob there waa oometldDc I could do to help Dllma. lllo Ia 13 and ao am L When abe was eitlht, hor molller died of eoncer. SIDee then abe haa beeD gradually ..., Into a ahell. Her lather put bar In a opeclal achool heeauao the do<lor 1114 a h e couldn't raco reo!ft1, &ad obe lo aot a little ~ .,IIIII year. 'lb011 two aau. 11er ra.. !her also died of eancer. He was m11 lick a 11»r1 time, Now I think Doma Ia baek wbere lbe no lour yearaaau.llle doeaD'I ..... lo aaderllaod.llledoeaD'I ...., err. lilt Ia Ia a rooter bomo. I feel ao lueq lloeauae I have No ... it's not even a question of fault. It's a question of fact. And the fact is that you are probably taking home a bigger pay check than you did ten years ago, or live years ago, or even one year ago. That has a lot to do witli the fact that the checks you write to buy automobile Insurance have to be bigger, too. The money auto insurance companies collect in premiums Is paid out to cover the cost of accidents their policyholders have ... the cost of accidents Is largely the cost of repairing cars and repairing people ..• and wages are a major factor in determining what those costs are. . Let's look at a lew facts about how labor costewages and salaries-an~ most directly related to auto Insurance rates: • The wages of people who work In factorieswhere auto replacement parts are made- have increased by nearly 50% in the past 10 years. • The average hourly charge lor mechanics, and other skilled workers, who do auto repair work has increased by 35% in the past live years. • Better pay lor hospital employees Is one reason why the cost of a day in the hospital has just about doubled since 1960. • Doctors' lees have Increased more than 20% over the past live years. Actually, everybody's involved. Under liablllty claims, auto insurance compa~ies pay the wages of people who are laid up-for weeks or even monthe-because of Injuries suffered·in ai,Jto ·ac- I = ••oy011 alaGII r-'ter IIIC God, tor it il lie . i to get ; ,..""' ,.. potHr _, C0111fm ~FASTEN I ~=.,:. ,~= ' West WLPcLGB Los Angelea .. 55 27 .671 Atlanta ••••• 48 34 .585 7 Son Fran. .•• 41 41 .500 14 Son Diego ••• 37 45 .401 16 Chicago •••• 33 49 .402 22 SeatUe ••••• 30 52 .366 25 Phoenix •••• 16 66 .196 39 er of the Year and Conner was Cincll1llllli 125 PhUa 119 Booton Ill Son Diego 107 (Only pmos scheduled) Pomeroy Ball I . ,. .. . YOUR SAFETY BELT'' ,. anelont ~ ,. ' •I -,.r-6 •' .' . ' "· . hal at:rung toplher four ovor-:.3oo 10010111, !rill .be In right llol4 Alex Jmnaon, who developed Into a .312 hitter last oeason, wW be In lefL In center wUI be Bob Tolan, who elao came from the cardlnala In llle doel for Plnaon, . last ~ea~ certer fielder. As a ~.reauJar, with the Carda, Tojan 'Jilt .~0 arxl .253 the la,lt iwo saaiona, but with the )llda wUI be given a full sl)ul·'aa a regular; Tolan, """""" · of 1932 ol,ymc)ie aprlnl chalq)lon Eddie Tolan, ''"""' of tho faBles! men In hoaebell and la certain to be near the top of the Reels' batting order.Leon Wagner, 34-year4d vetenn purchased lrom the Chicago White Sox, brings still another bet to the Reds' aU&ck band, and hltti!V the bell well In aprin& training, Is Jim Beauchamp, who has been a ~ minor league slugger lor several seasons and came to the Reds from the Bravea' organizadon late last season. Bristol has the · oame com- NEW YORK (UPD- A "new" Jerry Quarry proved more ot a quarry than big Buater Mathis borplned for Monday nlghL Quarry, with a history of lyl~ ~cl<__and wailing for his OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIC Z20 N. 2nd AVE. OIJPOnl'nt to come to him, stormed out from the opening boll and unlooahecl a two-fisted attack on the 2331h i)OWIII Mathis to gain an impressive 12-round u,.nlmoua dedslon Investigation Sought By President Of NBA May be Ended and p~ee hlmoelf in Uoo for Joo Frazl,t'• ft.v.atate heuyweigbt chaqllooshlp. After the bout it was revealed Melhls broke the middle knuckle on hla left band In the first romd. But, h~ury aside, it seemed that even a healthy Mathi1 would round on. Both Judges, Jack Gordoo and TOll)' C&sUlano, were in agree- ment, scoring the tight ·for Quarry, 10-1-1. Referee Charlie Colan had Quarry tho winner 92-L have been no match ror the quicker and more aggressive Quarry. "I don't want to use the broken knuckle as an excuae," SCORES ,;;.;i.ii;;,;;;..;..;..;;,....;;;,;;,_ FlGHT RESULTS By IJDited Press lntel'l1llional NEW YORK (IJPO - Jerry Qll81'ry, 196, Bellflower, cant, oulpolmod Buller Mathia, 234\io , Grand Raplda, Mich. (I2). :, I \ SAFETY FULL 4-PLY NYLON Tiant Allows Five Hits In Win By FRED DOWN UPI Sport& Writer Lula Tlant of the Cleveland Indiana and Fer&Usm Jenidna ol llle Chieogo CUbs made II vlriual1,y oft'lelal llcnll)' that they'll bl 011 the - . 1 two weeka hence when tbe major · - t.aeholl ...... _... All that'• left Ia for Mempr Alvin Dark ol tile Indiana and lola_.- Lee Durocbar of llle Cuba to laDle llle star rlaht.!Jandora for the prellilloua ualgnments. Tlant, who had a 21-9 reeonl and a L 60 earned run avonp in 11168, showed Mood~)' that he Ia juat about 1-eod)' When he allowed n.. hits and walked Will Disability . Roll You of YOII' Savii~JS7 two battaro In the Indians • 5-3 victory over the Seattle PUota. J - . , whose 20-15 reeordln 1968 modo him the Dill¥ major 11118110 pitdtor who haa WDI1 20 IIIDtll In each of tho lao! two 1811101\1, wa1 equally impressive u he allowed . two runa In alx inni!VI ol the CUba' 5-2 tri~~~q~h over the Olklanl AthleUeo. Rico Potrocell~ ono of lllo Bootoo Red Sox' lllllllll<JU8 cconehock klda, hit a grand slam homer In the oixth Inning to spark a 10-4 romp over the Plttaboqh Pirates. Petrocelli connectod oa J e - Luke Walker after Ken Harrelaoo deullled ud Walker iaauod two nib. l!arrelsoo ani George Scott also 'llomored for the Red s.... catcher Dick Dietl doubled with the t.aea ftUod and two out In the ftrat imlrv to lead tbe Son yranelaco Giants to a $3 Yictoty over the Ban Dielo Padrea. It woo the Giani&' 12th victory in 16 exhibition pmes. Mike &!•taln and Tim Cullen drove In two runa each and Joo Coleman and Dick lloaman ccmblllld ln a lour-hitter as the Wuhi1181DD SO•tor• defeated the Atlanta Bravo• 5-l. Coleman, a I2-pmo wlnnor In 1968, limited the Brave• to two hits, Including HaM Auul'a homer, over the nrstab: IMinp. Fritz Pateraoo pitched porlaet bell lor the flral live llllllnga and the New York Yankoea went on to beet lhe New York Meta 7-3 in a night IIIDtl at St. Petoraburg, Fla. Nal.l OUver drove In throe runa With two double• IIIII a single and lloiJb,y Murcer drove In two I'Uill lritb four alnglOJ to lead the Yankeea' attack. coRD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING for your- o~ile ho e . Hondy with tools? Then here is your opportunity to save literally hundreds of dollon by instolling . your own simplified cen- !.: tral air conditioning sy~oo "Jtm. • _ .., • . \· . AT . ·.BUILDERS.SUPPlY' CO.' . .. li. .Soc.l... CONsUlT US 'TODAY FOR lORE llfFORIIATION . CITY ICE ' •. ···-...- THE DOW lNG-CHlLDS. AGENCY as a backlC) outfielder. Also on · & & For Youths ., ~· ,- I ' \ ·~· ' ' ' I· ' ' (y,_. • ' IIIIW said Mathis who entered the By United Press JnternaUOIIal Cincinnati lllii.Y have caallbt a, ; ring as an 11-5 favorite, but was An lnvestlptiou lauru:hod r o I a x e d Phltaclelphla squad hordl,y the darii~V of the erDIVd o rno a ~~v waiter Kn~e<IY, preaidenl or when It polllod a 125-119 victory · of 15,076 who paid $167,293 to llle National Bosketball AIIOcia- m the linal aight ot. the season. see the contest at Madison Uon, takes on intense ramiflca- Tile 76era however, did have Square Garde. tlma following llle cloae aeeond- aomothlng to 1 - bosldea tho Quarry IIIII Mathia treated The Pomeroy llo,)oa Rasoboll place flnlah In tho Eastern pme and can't be accused of the crnwd to quite a lashioo easing up at the !lnlah. ahow with the WlllllOr dl!playing Division. league has oet Sunda,y, March 30 at ! ·p.m. at cicy ball, 11 sign ABA STANDINGS Kennedy Ia curlouo to diiCOV- Plllladelphla now has a 55..27 his talents In pink velvet trunks tUl Ume for the 1969 season. By United Press lnterJIItloJIII er why Eastem Dlvialno cham- record, the same aa lAta whDe Mathis, who was roundly President George Nessolrood, East Jl(oa Baltimore lolled to Jlia,y Ita Angeles, champion of tho booed during the pre-fight Jr., said boyo between the qea W L Pel. GB star baekcourt tandem of Earl Westem Dl'lillon. II the 76ers inln>ducdons, aa-ed ~ In of seYen (as of JIDIO I) &ad u India.., • • • • .42 32 ,566 Monroe ani Kerin Lougltery bad beaten Ute Roylla, Pblladel- black volvot trlllks wltlch split (cannot reach 14th birthday he- Kentucky • • • .39 32 ,549 11h aplnst Pllllatlelphla recent17. Jl(da would have a better 1001011 down the middle In the second lore A~at:%0) are lnvited~~to~.,!MiaDII:~Y~·~·• • • .39 34 .534 2'h 'lbo 76era -the lnd tile record &ad If the two clubs ever round. sign ICJat this • •• 34 39 .4116 7'h ·~1;~ I!'-~= final the '!be only lmoc:kdown came in The ; ,• .17 57 ;230 215 . .- p ih ha¥8 pined tho IIICGild round when Quarry knc:M cap reWest adv&~Up 011 Ute caught Mathis with a slinging Pel. GB Pllllaclellbla' complicated matblal1 of a ·11111-loll mark. Jell hook to the side of the head. qulrod to have $3 for .,.p and 1,. W L aurance coats. x.()ak!lnd ••• 54 17 ,761 ters b)' loalni to CleclntlaU Boatoo heat Ban Dloau 111-107 Aathls at first seemed dazed Neaaelroad oaulionocl !hat lit,. Denver • • ••• 43 32 .568 lll'h Mandl)' night ani ftnlahlng the In the opener of the twlnbUI In hut then aagged to ono knee tie !merest woo aa-n In a re- New Orleans • 41 32 .562 14 1011011 In aocond place, a ball- Plllladelpllla, Dan N e Ia o n•o along the ropes a~ took an .514 17'/, game ahead of llllrd Jl(ace New three-{IOint pll)' with 1:30 • l a h cent meeting of the organization Dallea • • • • • .37 35 \ .451 221h and unless attendance at the Los A!welea •• 32 39 York. Tile Kniekl arp that If remaining put the Cella In frOIII Quarr~. who emetged ll'om March 30 aoaalm Is good, there Houaton •••• 22 50 .306 32\1 the Bullell bad uaed lltJaroe for auocL Jom lllvlleek loci 111e the fight unmarked, bloodied II a poaslbUlcy no summer pro. x-cJinehecl Title. Mathia' ooao In the lOth round. and Loutibery and Ill to Boltoo altlck with 31 palnt.o. gram would be conducted, Monda,v'a Reaulta Plllladalphla they would 'lbo CeiUca held NBA acorlng The ,.live of BeW!ower, caUL, Houston 124 Denver 115 bava Uod the 76ero for nmer- cbamplon Elvin lll,ye1 to 15 meeting oo resisllftee from the (Only pme scheduled) 0111 honors &ad engaged In a polnta. John Block bad a Son start, had Mathia oo tho Tuelday'a Games playofr for the aeoond apot. Dleau high of 19 points. do!et1sive from the opening Oak!lnd at DeDas I' • ,. ·\·' '' '~' I . Quarry Scores hnpressive Victory Momay's Results on the UPJ Ali.Ohlo ftrat , . think we've •!lot I ...... -~ thi,year. • "lf the ollel!hi& otaY• ......."' INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUNDS . i . reoaon to be e..-qod about hiPJ18ned." !haL Tile Red& have looked to Jim Maloney, alllf Ieider at bolster their pitching by the 16-10 last year who hao had a acldltlon of two experienced chrordc a h o u 1 d e r IIOJ'eneaa hurloo who cauld help: righthanthrou&hout his career, , Is der Jack Flaber, who tad an S.. throwing weD. So are Nolan and 13 record with the Chicago Queen, White Sox, and lellhondor Jim Nolan bas been brWiallt, and Merritt, who was 12-18 with that's important becau1e the Minnesota. Also added are Reels Dgure ho cauld bo their Wayne Gnrwer, who came next big alar. The lllm-lrv lrCIII the canis In the deal for Cellfornlao hod 1 U·8 record 11 VIda Plnsooo and reUevor BUJ,y an 18-yoar-<>ld rookie In 1967. Short from the Mete. But In his Orst exhibition start 'lba rest ot the Reds' club of 1968, ho turned looae hla fall looka aolld enough, If the ball on a cold, bluatery day pitching wiD .i011t please contriapinot the Boston Rod Sox and lluto Ita abare. Behinl . the p!lte, Johnny incurred a sore shoulder. He bad to otay In Tampa after tile Bench, the league'• ••rookle ot soaaoo bepn and gradually the year" In 1968 when ho hit work out the sore~es. .275, Ia juat al.lrli!V a long By the end of llle year, Nolan career• waa back In atrlde IIIII bad a 9-4 Tile Infield ol Loe JollY, record that lneluded seven TOIDIIlY Helma,· Woody Woodstraliht viclorlea. Nolan frank1J1 ward, and Tony Perez also Ia s'-lng to bo the Reels' aeems eoL Fred Whltlleld backa opening day pitcher: ''SUre, I 1CJ at !Irs! hoae ani elao walt to pttcb the cttner," he •~C~Ptes a lei!honded pinch-bat 11)'1, uBut I warted to last Hose Loodo Outllelders year, too, and look what The swllciHIIIIII\II Roae, who , do!l.•..:..nnt t:llc · U a ridl ·- 1 1 PrOil4 of bla ...... 1M llloUfci nlrt he G-. > 0 .... ~. llll&lcll,.. - · to ~-~. "' "' flail ot ~mill -SCORES SPIED SATIN So let's be reall.stic. As long as we're iri a period of inflation (and there's no end to it in sight) everything-including wages and the cost of auJo Insurance-Is going .to .continue to go up. Whose fault Is. it? Nobody's. ~e don't like It any better than you do. But that's the way 1\IB. ,c.;:I. any other team. So a- como wllh aU that hiUbv they flnlahod foorlh, 14 . pmes behiod the St. Louis card1Mls7 Pitching. With Gory Nolan and Mel Queen suft'arlng sore arms In IIJ)ring training and Milt PIIJ)Jal having 1 2-li record before bobv traded away, the Reda' pitching never came close to matching their hitting In elaao. Pitching Tile Key Thlt' a why when you 11k FINAL NBA STANDINGS IIWBger Dave Briatol h'"' the By United Press International Reds are golfV to do IIIIo year, Eaat he starts hiS answer: uw ell, It W L PeL GB the pltchlna ataya •011111 • ~ •" Bo!Umoro ••• 57 25 .695 So lor thla oprl11,11 Bristol has Phlla. •••••• .IS 27 .671 21:1 Now York. •• ,54 28 .659 3 Bol!oo ..... 48 34 ,585 9 Clnclmali ••• 41 41 .500 iS Detroit ••••• 32 50 .390 25 MUwaukee. • • 27 55 .329 30 sembly, they were 11 tbe best bunch of people Jn the world." ul'd be half asleep on tlte noor, but the cheers would wake me 141," he aatd. Hetleff was ,.mod UPI Play- PHONE 992· 2i56 cldents. Insurance payments to these acclden. victims are higher now because more people are being Injured, and the average per capita income has increased 35% since 1962. Higher wages are always a factor in the higher cost · of materials, products and services. And the higher costs of the things we buy are the reasons we all have to earn more •.. or charge more for the things we sell. That's what Inflation is all about. 'Thoughts 141, ~ ...,._, I did • lot ol l'f'lldlnll d11rin1 tM winl•r. Wh•t did )'Oil du't" the atudent body was also •1 AllAmerican" and the cheerJeaders were "the best I've ever seen." Conner told the cheering st.,. denta, who pthered for the as- ADS ''Is it our fault tbat 1 auto insurance rates are up1 ' . Dmma _.. lone 1111 laek. II there ...,adllc I <M do . of ba'filll bar .... to D1J hauae a lot - lr7iDI to ...... lilY &!lb . . her?- A.II,R, Dear A: YCII're hol!lllll 11<11na more ... COLUMBUS (IJPO - '!be CC)o lumblla East High School Tlgera, Claaa AA state baskelbeU champions, received a trophy, cheera and P!'llae as 11an AU .. Amerf.. can team" MorQy dllri~W a ached assembly. East defeated canton McKI,.. ley 71-56 Saturday nii!bt to t.oke the ~as AA crown, the Tilers' second lllralght. UPJ Ohio Sporte Editor Harvey Sioq>lro preaonled C..chBob Hart and the team'• co-eaptalna, Nick Conner aod Eddie Ratleft', With the trophy for wlttnlng the otate title. Eaa~ with 1 17-0 aeol<io record, was voted to receive the honor by UPI'• Boord of C..cheo. I Colwnhua Mayor M. E. se... aenbrenner, wbo attended the tournament ftJIIIs to boost the team, called the squad ••an AllAmerican team." He added that TAMPA, Fla. (IJP0-When drive Into town, lht big lip al-ldo the freewl)' tells like 1.1 was In 1968• "Welecme to 'fltlt)a. spring home of the hitll'*'at ttom in hoaeboll-the Clndnratl Reda. u Loci b)' NaU..I Loque hoWng cbaqion Pete Hose, the Redo eotllllilecl 1 .273 ttom hottlrv avonp !lat 10111011more than 20 points holler than you Denver at New Orleans lnllana at Los Angeles Now York va. MinD. at Duluth, Milll. Miami at Kentucky two ~ puG~, But I feel idDd of .,w,, too, - 111M ••• '"..' •' lllaa.,,•.-.- < • • ..- ! Pitching Said Key To Reds Success ·East Team Honored At Assembly yet to mtl\6 defllllt. doool.... ,.. I> �• ~' ' ~:.~· "! .. ........~., ~u~ue1, i.\UU\.Utii)W"Iiot"CJID8to.)', 7 ' ' 0.. :Mareb ~ t88t ' . • ' - ' SYRACUSE- "Yolir Color and dlmer ... ~ ot 110011 1>1 You" woa 1lle I!>Pie of tile Tblrd Wilda FerreU; Mabel Pickens, Wadneodly Ho~Demikoro C I u b White, Ada &ack, Irene ......., 19 In 1lle meeting heod- Parker, Margaret llalley, VIroprters at lflmlclpal Park. ginia Salser, Noomll.c•-· Mar· C<mlcted by tile president, prot C'AJtttlll, Margaret EichingNa<IVII London, tile meeting op. er, Mra. Nolan and Mrs. Hayes. oned wftll Lenten devoUCXII by " - White. Serlpture wos read 111 Virslnla Soloer, and Mrs. London read, "Sometblng Different ror Lent,., followed by a prayer by Ada Slack from ' 1Se.. cret Place." Roll eall wao onawared with a raadlng or verae pertslnlng to Elster or Lent letter from MASON- Mrs. Russsll Cape. Atn•• Mrs. Capehart Shows Pictures .r' SHERRY HARTLEY • MASON - Miss Sherry Hartley, a sophomore at Wa· hama High School, was crO!YIIo Mra. Luther Jolrllton, hart, Masm, showed eolored club member, was read. llldea of ber European trip to amual trip was dtRWiaed, ar.. membero of the !lmshlne Claas lw1 plaeeo to go being ouggeat- of Chrlot United Methodist ad. Church <HI Thursday evening when The topic of tile April meet- the class met at the horne ol Ing will be •'Sofety." Aosign- Mrs. ROY Proffitt. mente <t varlouo atety hazards Mra, Promtt was in charge or b!JXs were gl.ven to those at.. of tile devotloosis. Mrs. Clartending. Each II to prepare a ence Baier, president, pres!d.. three to five minute dlscusslon. ad and read a poem entitled, It was reported that 11te amual •'Faith." Homemakera v.y had been postThe group voted to give $25 pmed. llosteoses for the 1\prll to the church Easter offering meeting will be Jean llall, Myia and to usist a nee<IY family Hud10n and Ada Slach. wltll food and clothing. II was Leaders of the afternoon pro- reported that tfle sweeper for ject wera Irene Parker and Mar. the church had been received Prel Eichinger who had each and tlle altar cloths had been or.. perSM make her personal color de red. chart. An interesting discussion Mro. Capehart assisted Mrs. followed. Proffltt as hostess and served lloateut'ls were Geneva Nolan refreshments to Mrs. C e c t 1 and BettY Hayes, A oovered dish Smith, Mrs. Flossie Hoffman, ed ~AVE .YOU HEARDl Baker's Radio Auction Wed. N!i .t..M. WMP0-1390 On your dial Buy at rour fl!'luChoir• _ Taltle 1 ... Lamp• - Mlnou Clott.e 1 H... ,.,. _ Wall Plaq 11111 _ Manr.•••• - R~.~,, Cord Tobla 1 -Step Stoel1 ... Rodloa ... ~~R:,..~ec:"'t:,; P:wnltu,. ... look ~-T~l~~~~r1" Miss~rlngtlme"byGary Junior Class dance m Frl· day evening. She was presented yellow rooes by Cheryl Burns. Miss Hardey, the dau.. - renetSmlth,Mre.FreemanJoil>. 1011, Mto. Bleblrd GlikO,y. Mra. Georii!I·Johnm, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Se«t, MJ'o, liGbort llolldrlckl, Mro. Doo~dl!um;ar· nor, BeU;y Foreman, Opal Jlqh. es, EYel,yn Rattson, JUlie :au-no, Mrs. Dan Slnlth, Mrs. CalvlnMC· Daniel, ·no.. Sol>reU, lllro. Hlrvey Flora, VemoiJ Ctdle. Margaret Buckslow, Mrs. Wll· Jlarn ·Thoml<lil, ' Mro. Born Doo. HWe, Mri. Rufus Blak8, Mro. Clarence Holland, RebeecaBuck· nor, Allee liartley, Erilestlno Whittington; · Joom Jelforson, Mrs. Jone Burrlo, Mrs. Ted Poe, Mr. and Mro. Bill J>ridd1, Mrs. Belly Crtunp, Mra. Dana c, Durst, Mra. Otl8 Utellflold, Mro. Albert Thompm, Mary HcCrman, El81110r SOYre,.MarylllunpniW, Bemerd llollman, Herbert Sa.Yre, and Paul Bllnlarner. Mr. Charlie Williams, put Others seekirw the honor were Vickie Young. a Junior, and Joyce Keathley, a senior. Vickie, the daughter of Mr. aoo Mrs. Harold Young, Cllf· ton, was escorted by Samm,y Bennett. Joyce, the daughter of Mr. and Mro. Joe Keathley, Letart, was. escorted by Gary Mitchell, Mason. Music for the dance was provided by tile Ja.Yo. ATTEND BAPTIZING Tina Marie Radekin was a SUMa,y guest of Sherrie Turner and mother, Anna Elizabeth Tuf.. ner, in Rutland. After atten:Un, SWiday Schoql aoo church at Colwnbla Chapel, tlley atteooed a baptizing or five new members at the Marshfield Church baptistry. cleor• Mr. Willlanur served u ma~o ter .of eeremonleo. Mrs. Mary ·~~J~~.~~~ Fl'OIDIIt .wao ln <barge of tile , event and was a11lsted 1>1 Mra. . -~ Bl&aja. A st. Petrick's Da.Y · !i~§~:~·~i~ tbome ~· ulled. Mrs. Ftoendt pre1011ted llr. Cook aad Mr; B&metl 'l!lth 11111mrocko 1 n d · ·Da:l·a-a-1 .WHAT'S UP DOC? Miss Ebersbach Is Welcomed YOU'LL FIND THE BEST REFRESHMEN.JS AT THE •...• ' Ro•l•son's CIHners e. · a lift, U•~ O~r ~,.. Parki~Jt Lat 216 Jioit.proJI. cel>:ecl· a i>ln ~ OlhOr o41ee" IW!tlp,l ~~~t\3.' were ·r~ and preaentod ' • : ,• In At 9 - Out At 5 ora lor the youth are Isabel Brown and Pamela Kearna, ;·, ·, ::- Fl'l!'ee• Uevl11i/; lriaio!olft' ro- SERVICE Richard Wo,ybright. Council- ' ·~a ~ ' New ptn, ,·by ' ~· Mra.·, ~ tlofti wu SHIRT .FINISHING . SAME DAY CLIFTON - An organiza. tlonal meeting of tile teenagers and oldar youth of the Clifton United Methodist Church wW be held <HI Thelday evening, Mareh 25, at 7 p.m. A film will be ohownbyMro. . l ,..,,, ~ •t t' pre~ !If ·. ~'• ,u.....,,i lfi. . . MASON- W,U Over GO"-· prenntallon at certlllcateo iD ..., Ccxmcy..aLeaderswarobon. leadera at 2P yeara, 13 )'811'1, ond at a COUDty reooentllon buf. 10 yeora, 5 yeoro aad 1 year. fot dinner oo Slltunla,y ot Wabama M'!'a. Rood, a volilllteor.leod· 1114!1 School. or at IIlii BWie ChD for 18 lllra. Gerald (KatltrYD) Rood, ,yeara, hal appradmateiJ 60 recosntzed as jop leader of tile membera. Laot )'811' sevODmom• 1811', waa presented a small Ill>- bers at her clUb """ 10 Welt .JI(!y by Ma1011 County 4-11 Asonl VIrginia state Awarda ot Jack" GObert BomeUe. lOll' a Mill. Carl Cook, Mason Counlf Ag. Mrs. Uwlo Roush, Letart, rlculture Agent, assisted ln the waa hallored for 20 yoon IBrY· Ice ao a volunteer leader; Mrs. G. C. Fowler, 15 yearo; Mra. Elmer Newberry and G. C, Fow· ENLISI'S IN AIR FORCE ler, 10 7earo. and llr. and Mro. MASON - Brian Kearns, ,... of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keam1, RI,)'IIIOIId Uevlng, lolro. Earl Mason, left on MondOY for Fort Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Johollrolah, Knox. He reportedl,y enHoted ln Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Jolm11011, tho Air Force ferthreeyearoand Mrs. Oils Randel)lb and WIUiam will begin ochoollng ln aircraft . R. Lewis, 5 years. Certlllcateo were pre-..! to lllaintenance. Alto leaving with C8 on.r.year leoders. They are him for Arm,ytrslnlogware ChocAM McCOy, Margaret Clnlrsi~ ll;r Miller, ..., of Mr. and Mro. Judith Willlanur, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Clifton, and AI. vie Purkey, 11011 of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Peters, Mr. andMro.Gene Alv!a Purkey, West Cnlumbls. Riley, Denver Blake, Mro. Law- ghter of Mr. aoo Mrs. Dtlnald E. Hartley, Haven HelghtJ, was escorted by Gary Fields, son or Mr. and Mrs. Gerald • Fields, Hartford, W, VL .Mrs. catherine SWatzel, Mrs. Peggy Crltea, Mro. Betty CJ. dle, Mrs. VIvian Fry, Misses llllda and Lorena Weiss, Mro. Gl&dro 'Thomao, Mrs. Reuben stewart, Mrs. Donald Foglesong, Mra. Murl Megee, Mro. Matil- 11 Clark, a Junior,atthesehoo'l's l ' County.'~ .4-11 "Leaders . Recokn,i;~d Color ·anq .Persollollty are . , Topic of Hom~makers' Club 'II DAIRY VALLEY . Try Our Delicious Sandwiches · Mlaa $7bll Qertbocb _..._ comed •• a oew member ......ill:!' tile 'Third Frida.Y Club IIIII 991-2536 111e llomeofMro • A blrlbdaT 1]111 Wll od to Mra. Corrie her 11111te17 pol, llop<il-to4· but home froin the the luoband at Mr~ RubJ ...,,,,.,, Mrs. Neulzlii1Sllnvlted the ben to otlencl her loidon .,... • ding amlversary m April at the Trinity UDited Clwr<!l . Christ. Mrs. carrie Malnbart eel at tile moetlni ID ..... ol Mrl. Eda led devotlono. Gomes _.. eel with priztl bellll Mrs. Ella Smith, lira. limUna. Mra. IWio Dilley, IIIII Mra. Soldoaabel. Mr1, De-- .' [l~~;; or served relre-. to named and Mro. lrlbel Wolfe. .t.T THE EHD OF POMEROY 2Nd, P•Meror fO Mill_St~· Mld41aport ' • '.' • .m.r ' Mason Area News, Notes PA§.q~ da Noble, Mrs. Clarence Baier, Mrs. Jack1100 Slaw ana daulihMrs. Nancy Johnston, Mrs. Lowell Keeney, Miss Mary Dudding, ter, Janie, of Cherry IWI, N. Mrs. F])er Roush, Mrs. Lester J., visited recently wltll Mrs. Zerkle, Mrs. George carson and Emma Ryan and Miss I.Yde Ryan ln MaS4XI. Nancy Proffitt. IT""~ Mr. and Mrs. James l.o1d and son, Kevin, visited ln FlorIda wttll Mr. and Mrs. James CONDUCTS CLINIC NEW YORK (UPO - Rwming back Bobby Dunon of the New York Giants wiU conduct a tootbal1 clime at the Louisiana State School Cor the Deaf in Baton Rouge, La., Thursday. He wUI be assisted by three on a- Rhod en and •·-"" Laui.I.IJ and wUb Mr1, Loyd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Mason. Mrs. Loyd and son remained here for a week while her husband 9th Birthday Is Celebrated Concert is re- turned home. Frances Gehring or New Cumberland, w. Va. visited her Mr. and Mro. Carl Roach, Mrs. ,tternooo candyotripors, Mankin, Awdllary; Ate arll Nellie Parker. school, tal.ehers; Lewis Tello, modlcal staff, ooo Wlmlle Marcinko, tile nurses. They will &sleet the candy. str~»er who wlU receive tile ocholarshijllor 1969, . lllrs. Bearha wW be tha A~~>­ illary repreoentathe to lbe cowity-wide moeli111 toplanadl181ter hoapltaL Genevieve Melnhlrt, of PCIIl· aroy, Holen Heaton, PomerOJ, Route 4, aflll Juanlla Silencer of POSl' co~m~murES Chester, were wel<CIIIIed 11- . llaelne J1Qet, American Laclon, membera. Bertha Parker ..,... the flmda for prize• dueled 1 prlltp'arn of >arled road- aad rofrelhmarts ot a party for .I"'S. veterano at tboSautheastern Oblo Rutland and llarrllfOIIvllle wo- M8111al Health IIIQod 1>1 man will be tile April hoateoseo the onllll17 o1 tile poll 1aa and tile West Vlqlnta WCIIIIOn 'ThuriCIOY • language. The clinic is part of Wednesday in Parkeratur& via. the OWens-Corning Fiberglas• ltlng her daughter and 1f011.Jn Corporation's nationwide series Jaw Mr. and Mrs. John Hetz~ 1 of uyoulh Drop..Ins." 8JKI grand801, Tod. • • -'ded c- of Columbus . andRl.c]!lrd ~ children TheOFFER SIJYatlon Arii\J. wW ob- wW . _ .have Korr,the hooteu, oervadMrs. cJe.. . Mr. and llfa. 11r1111 CLOTHING Pl'Otp'llll. . ~ tha 1ltllikood htn with Mr. servo clothlnr dlb' from W ·uclouo relresllmenta til Mrs. ond Mra•.W-U Frecher. a.m. to noon 'nlurada.f ot 1lle Boarho, Mro. Maaur, Mrs. MilS lllilrrle Blacl<oton .folD. ~1, 115 Moo..... !lira. llanldn, Mra. eel 70Qth o1 tile MOihodllt Youth Ave., Pomeroy, Thole _.ng Parbr, Mrs. Hackett, . Mrs. FeiiO!!II!lp of !be 11avennooc1, . - . arelnvlted. White, Mra. Seuer, Mrs. Heatoa, W. Va. a.ur.b, lor a· ewllllllllnl lllra. Sj!encer, lllra. MeEhllaney, party ilmdaJ 11 11ar1att.1 CoJ. VISIT TURNERS Mrs. Dllnlelo, Ru1h Morrlo, Adrllqe, Mr. 1111 MrL Roger Turner e,.. Hubborcl, Ado &ack. 1!111· Jolt Burt, 0101 of Mr. and Mro. aoo flmJiy of lllmllton, Ohio. dred WItiles, Marpret EM, Marvin Burt. Is ._fromJiowl. opent the 'Weekend with o.!ir Jeoliellolden, FreclallOIIIer...., lnl ~ UalveroliJ for t b o par~ ·Mr. aDd Mrs. Henry Ph¥Wo GDkey aoo Mary Plek'0,\ll'lnl f&CIIIoD. Tumor, Other &mday 11101t1 au. Mra. lloaald Dltaer loo , llr. aDd Mrl. MolvinNOil.lil!>o were !llt,L Jonet Bolea and flm. Ktlhy.!lorrlo were 1110•ts. 1 aiid :Mr• ..,.. .-'ta. ·· r b'_ot~J¥1a:..-Dtl.--~----------, ......!Jr0<eport ~, ~~~ ' of BoY .,_ . . 11'•• ot ~-- . Were R~r~ ot .,Y" M,z': ~ ' .Jl.~~i.A Sewh V,urself Fir WI hiiiiO PI'ISS YOU, but we·re ao1na to Pl'lll. ' ,, '\ ). ' , · '·· • ·., , ~·· :,: f. .. ~. .M ;I • !' I ·-: ' 'I( ~ i ·'' . ' .'.. . ,, \ New H011s Effective Immediately Monday, Tuesdar, Wednesday 9:00 AM to 5:00 Pll Friday .................... 9:00AM to 7:00 P11 Tlllrsday, Saturday ••••••••• 9:00 AM to 12 MOn ll!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!;:::;;;;;;;;;:::::::; OHI011 . CONTINUING EDUCATION 1969 SPRING EVENING CLASSES CREDIT COURSES FOI NON-DEGREE STUDENTS • EDUClTIOHAL PSYCHOLOGY 375-5 Qua""r Hours or Nan-Credit Monday- 7:00.9:00 P.ll., Wodnooday- 7:00-9:15 P.M. Non-Credit $65.00 "I Starts: March 31, 1969 Crotlit $85.00 AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE THE CIVIL W.t.R (322)-5 Quarter Hours or Non Cr. . . c--' $65"" Monday and Wodnoodoy- 7:00·9:30 P.ll. Non• roait ... Staito• Morch 31 1969 · Cndlt $85.00 GRE.t.T BOOKS OF LITERATURE THROUGH THE AGES (107) 3 Quartor Hours or Non~ndlt ' • , ..._ 6 30·" 30 P M Non-Credit $40.00 T..... ,- • ..,, •· e--'•' $51.oo· · Starts: t\prll 1, 1969 '" PHILOSOPHY 301-3 Quarter Hours or llon-Cndit llon-Cndit $40.00 r•unclay'- 6:30-9:00' p,jj, Crwdit $51.00 St,rto:. lolorc~ 71, 1969 ETHICS 330-3 O.arter Haurt ar Noo;c.odit Non-Cndit $40.ilo Monday· 6:30•9:00 P.M: Cndit $51.00 Starts: Morch 31, 1969 Foe: $25.00 .. ; • .. POMEROY, 0. ,,p.: •I ~ ~I Qloo!a !!trl ~~ ' Mark Mitch; " Jim Ricky Blaettnar, Kevin Mel"'"'· liD, Dtvld Pear1011, llavld KiDr, RlckJ Gloze, Allm Soth, Kevln · Y-r. Dlrln Roach, aad lira. IWio Fnnclo. Othera .PNlng IJ(III iD llanci.Y liut Ulllblo to • ·•, attend wore ROY stewart, Dill· ny Thomaa, Chock Follrod, IIIII David Harris. Economy Savings & Loan Co. • &H. Rawll,ngs i'SOns:Co;,. ·Mill , .Secon• . ,. with • llll'PriM par. ty llonorlng their ..... llanci.Y. .m hio nlntll blrillda.Y. The party feablrecl an Easter eu hunt wltll Ill ol the cblldren IIDdlni SIP being glvan prizes. Flnder of tha ludly sa was Kevin Yoaupr. Gome• were plqed and refreahmonte carey. lng out tile Elster tlleme were aorved II¥ Mro. Roach a11lat- NON CUDIT OFFEIIIfGS The new phone books will be out shortly. Which means you'll have to hurry if you want to make any changes in your listing. You might want to add your wife's name, or one of your kids'. In any case, all you have to do is call our b11siness office. It's a s~ru~ll thing, but you'll have to live with it for a whole year if you forget to do it now•.So do it now. . ed by ROYJilOI!d and Trudy Hooch. Pomeroy, enterialoed Somrdo,y lnterm~rl~• .. who ww -~ ~,lll;s.,b.Jolll-.. .." , .. .. yfow of tho ·- • ,•l o• late ,, his wordo Into ··tlin '" Mr's." Ilirol~ · Si:bwarz IP8nl ;;;: t;. ::!:~~!": eJ K 1 '\ ,., ' .' ~· ' ~ . •,..., •',, -' ' ' """".,. ., . FM: $10.00· I �., LEAN, MEATY MARRIAGE UcENsES PT. PLEAS,\NT- Ronald Molton Cremeaal, 29, Point Pilat. art, ani Nlldd; Am llalllold, 20, Gallipolis rem; I!IJIIel Rlcllard SU.ves, · 2B,~ Cincllmatl; ani Rebecca Ja,.•~I•• 23, CinCinnati; otis. Marton Rice, 70~ PoiP; Pleaaanl{ ani ()pol Lenor1i Buckalou, eo, lrlaeoa. CENTER CUTS ,.. . . .. . ' iii • 1' ' M' \• H~iivy·, ~ty:bouble Action SHOCK' ABSORBERS -: Serving: Gallipolis, Pomoroy, Mlidloport Ohio & Mason Co. ' W.Va. r «6.1777 or 9U-5~ Our Good . Scot Lad ,I ' ICE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NISCAFE....... . ................ ......... ···1.29 BLAC JELLY ~~!:· 2 t~; S9~ · •• . •• 15·'·ta.J,..:." .·. PEANUT BUITER.::::~......•.•..•·~::.89~ FACIAL TISSUES.:·:~·: ....... I :.:t: 1~00 ~ gol. crt • ' s,.ntCo"·· · Ji*···· . 12 ..n.. ;;:~:~-: . . ..... ,.••••• ~· ··. ~ ~;;;~~-;;;;~~;~~~;. · ;·- ~~t~ -~ • PLEAi~Am vt.~ uosm~ . Mar. 25, !969 Blr)b -'- Mr. ani Mra. Ger. ~d 'da!l(. )lOOtll ~ I 11)11, Jf~ -~--·,·q~~~ .. -- Actllils~• ~ 'i'liOln~• bill, ••• Apple Buner••~:::,. ••••• ~,o·· 39e Graham Cracker ·s Fir••la .• l-Ib. 2eJ. . . . •••••••• box 7\0; . 2 lb. 391> Fig .r·s Firosldo Scot Lad ~~~·· 39e 'plcg. . " 50S Pads· •••••••••••••• ~:'· 25e Choc. Drops, Swedish Creltes,. Pecan Jiffy Cake Mix•••••••• 8 bxo. 1.00 Sandles, Wier Cookies .~1:' 4'" '39.e · Syrup.......... . .•.•.it......... ... .....That's Scot Lad FoodS! FLOUR ........................... 5 lb. bag 494 DETERGENT................... giant box 594 SOFT MARGARINE••••••••• : ....... 3 lb. 1.00 CORN, whole kernel •••••••••••• 5 cans 1.b0 TOMAtOES~ •••••••••••••• •••••• 5 cans 1. 00 .SHELLIE BEANS. •••••••••••••••• 5 cans 1.'00 . SPINACH•••••••• ••••••••••••••• 5 cans 1.00 APPLE SAUCE ••••••••••••••••••• $. cans 1.0o' CATSUP. •••••••••••••••• , •••••5 boHies·~ 1iOO\ GREEN BEANS •••••••••• •••••••• 6 cans~hoO .. CANNED POP•••••••• ••••••• •••• 10 ·oo VEGETABLE SOUP. .............. 8 CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP. ........ .6 ·· GREEN PEAS•••••••••••••••••••• 6 ClltS SALTINE CRACKERS. •••••••••• ~~~ t .•is.. CHEESE LO··F.' s..t F..... ' ... 2 c.ns. I " ·•·•····· -.~... . .. '2' 9 " : :*· ". .~ ": . 22 ~z. •.. cans· ~ .' ' ' '). ' Now Haven; Howard Tllflor, POint 1!lodant: .Jameo Jonea U. Polllt. ~; Mrs. Lloyd Slllllll, Now Haven; Lalll'lll Greenlee,. LeOn; llln. J01ale Geyer, Pomeroy; 111!'~· D1rilht POrker, ~~ .~o. Resinoid '1'7sretl, Po \ n t Pl011111fr· Mra. Bruce Cbadw(ck, i'I!Jnt PleOslnt; WUUam ND>,rt, ~· Form , Mrs.. Gorald Brlitit, . &iutb Side; Mra. llukell GIIUople, N811 llaven1 Mra. 1lo7 Boabak, Sooth ljlcle; 'J'i..,_' Ill)' Llti:hfleld, AppleGtove;Mra. . Edwtn .NeillaiiJ!& ~mlle; , . Mrs. Go!r!!l~J!odi!"o. Po!ntPjlali.llllj lllcl!lel JWes, ,i'I!Jnt Pleas. . lilt; DaYljl $mpklns, Woit eo. · llilnbfa; Mrio. '11lelma Willi, Folnt ~ Debbie &le M....,.• ~aon. . ' Dlaebarged - Mrs. Earl Peri H•ln1.. violet Edwards, E&rl. o.. 110!'1.., Mra; Dallu WIJtGa& 11n. . Devore, J¥. ' I. llllrl ............... . '111~1 B¥er. t~ra., !IO'I,ICI Mulllrulanchoa, Addlt· Slllllll, Mr•. Jol-- ; !llatr. \ Seeoad Aeeident L lnvt!lltJPted POINT. I'LEASANI' _; 8mdq at 7:53p.m. the S.rrlll'a Depl. llivellllpted lbe IOCOII4 accl<1. the dll\', one mlle fl'om Gl• "'!04. In .,tdch 1loDald Choosefl.; ot Ill. Z, Folnt Pleas. ant, IIIII 1lella i(arle Naei.J, 25, ot IOU lllll st. 01111 11th Ave., HunUn&toit. bO!h IIOinllnortll-• brew, molved In .,. acclclollt. Proper1;y damall 1111 olllmat- ed at MCI,O·"l1lere were oolnjur. Ileo or arreata. cmrcri.· .....,,._, M, . ,..~-----·· anl .lllO, cl1de KlDi. •• of hll' ani .... )In, llaiMra. WIBle . drUms In thlnoft , .. paste! pu"'p. S13.99 , Platln1.1111, lltht ~;.,;. ~f. 16w, ;Ink, no¥y, r:ofe crHm, . pclhlnt lllee:lt. . ' ' J Miss Am$,ttca. \ . ,•. -' .. J j \ t ' ' ~·- '' ' . ' For The lnstallatioh :-· . :-··.·;.,. ·. : :-.·.·· : ,.;...:.:.,:-:-:-.-.···.· ONLY 7•9 EA. �. . ~ - '"" Jllilli ~ .... '! ,., 2 . . l GOTA60QD NOTION 10 QUIT TH' kNITTIN' AN' • QU!Ll'!N'CWB, PPioN :.F;qd \ ····~ •' . . . . I; ~ l "' ;;.,. WANT •11 ,. {j; •, ~ _,, ' IHI'OIMAYIOH • DIADLI~!S • ¥1 ·."' ·.~-,.,· • , . . 5 •·•~ O.r ..._. , .. llut,l.,w ' 1'; · MMHr1o..Mill._. t ,1.--. ' ""': c..-.lletitM & Cttrectl.,., Will~ ""~ · -~II t ..... ... D!IY ~ Nllllcotlol'l IE~ULA TIOIIS . ' . The '"'!•~: ,.,~"-' the 'if'-' -~ .. ~~~ ... "'lect '"' ..,•.- - -~ iMtltMI. TN ,.AIIIor.,t'' will M\ ·. Itt ,,,,... ,., .. for' .,_ the" OINi IIICortHf IM .... fln, , RATES ' auto. trona., F.,· Wo.w M S.rvlco • 5 Clllfl J* ·-~~~ ll'le h•t-"1.., or 1lttl IM.tl.... ., II conh ,.,. Word tiJI cona.cutl•• \ · -. ~ · ~c Clwr,. p<lr Atl•er· OFFICI HOURS 1:30 • ·• · to 5:00 ' '"" beflr ~··•· to 12;00 Moen s.tn., Auto S.les .--·.. -- ---- ....., II' ANT TO RENT by May I, sa • 11u1111111 JllirDI1unl. four-room b'nllhed boule, bath; £DUB! have large pr- ~AJA\.1 deD apace, belfteo Pllm«oy VJ.V1 - be !1!3SOII8ble. Write, Todd Rbodes, 811 Foreland st .. Pltllburgh, Pl. IW, 3-21-12tp lor DUE TO 'l1IE bmiiJII5De£ll of a certain penon I wl8 baw my ,b>ne re!IIOI'Od after the fill o1 April. I ha9e aabd lor help but oothl£11 'llo1ll people with evil mlndl but God. This bulle<!! going Oil for~ •--•.-m ~ 1163 VOLKSWAGEN, 'flnyl lllp, neat little eor. CaD IIIU'I'IS lifter 6 p.m. S.2WIIe LEAVE your onl« lw strawlimy plaota, Premier. CallidO, Rolli.-, Poeahanlal, Domlati: alao Everbearb!g Ill£ awben y 111111 rupberrJ plaDu. Midway Market. Weal Milo St., Pomer"'1, Pllone --3-J.Nie - Joe ~ Polnll, Phone .• : TlMOTsv RAY, aear i'!ve eilo. .!Nip , ; PINANC111\ - T . 1111-54411. ££P. 111111 lfGomlitc. Pl£aeo It I tlil POI'ATOES, Phone MI . . . a-ce l'nllllll. r.a... BREEDING DUOKII. l!lDldlent · It-!Me 1w rarm pondl. l'llonl MtIMl ~ . . 9 PAYMEN'llil ollillll' $3'1 eolh. 3-JS.tk: STEREO AM • Pill, 1t1111 mod- ynn or more. Mrs. Clara HaD, :118 9vcamore st. Middleport, Oblo m.:,.11!£'1 mlnlature. oenlco and TWO S'roRY ....... f - . bath, o£i Jbln 81. Iii RatlmJ. Pllone 74UI'It '-!Uic s.zs.3tp 1 .. POODLE PlJPPml, AXC 'l'tJ Call 11111-21311. one otber tlian myaell. Kennelb W. Madden, Rt. I, : , Far . ,.. .. •• . . ..,,_. ,... S•le - ..... 1163 ·FoRD· F'alrlll£)e, BT, 'Vi, ' . . .. lf8DI·, eatra elaai£, ~;~~' Ph. *-· a+uc: ~L For . . Must aell Uilt llel!il!& maehine. NJy oqulpped I& zil 181, make batlonholes, on i>uttooa. ele. Five mon1IJI old. eoy dollta Qllltr acted by any. Mlddloporl, Oh)o. 1 Ml¥l1!lml CDJdllloll 8elllDI dae to • oltcilli. PIIGIIe - 1nd Letart Falla. Rent m1211t. ' ·~ Q\ Co. 8:00P.M. . OHIO . llllf !IJNGqiiR JI'Gnl, iiUIIeal CD!CIIIIoll, 111'1!11. Ctdl T&Ol1, See 1l'taiiiO Orate, Notlce ---1 WILL NOT be !1!81l011Jible --t~r ' BLIND ADS , Adcliti•MI 11..-nt. · ..outamotic, pOwer steering and braku. Ra~io. ofllf ..It ,.1c1 within 10 d•r•· . CARD OF THANKS I 081TUARY $1 .50 fCif 50 'war~ .. lniiiiUII'I. E•. •hlltieMI wore! 2c. ' car title 'Gnd guarantee. 1965 PONTIAC .. _,...................... - ....................... $1~~ SOlari Station Wagon, local I' owner cor, whito ovor daNe blue finish. Clean interior, like' new w-w tires, IM.rtlua . 25 ,., cent Dlscevnt on paid ocfl j <11d console. Black vinyl MlnilltUI'II Chor.. 75c 12 Clllfl ,.,-word tlwll COMICU• po~ el walnut CCIIIOie. , _ ..., are boucbt - from ovvolo<ked C<llllpiDJr. Will aeiJ on paymenll of • Jill' £DOJdb or will aeiJ fer WI euh. Tty It In your home. Call 2831. Hll«c Slli'-YEAJI.()Ul bay pldl£11 quarter bol'le. Call N11r U. .... lfUI17. Nlltp ·----;;;;;;;;~~ WILL SELL One Of MY Two Pl.-:es Of Buslnus Both . . .Doinr Excellent ' oewln~ , .... . . . ..Goo. . , . ...... . , _. ... .. . · · - · -,.._ .... ... ...... . ..._.............. GIMnl ,._. - ~.... """' ~ ... ....... .. .... .... • ....,... liD ...... ............. :... .. .. oua. "ll'!.l ·· ....... .. ,. .. _ .... ... --114' -.u .._. ~ lbldcl l'ln .... .... ..... II. 1961 GUIDO GIROLAMI Pomeroy, Ohio '" .. • .... . .... """" ~ To&al " " .... .. .. . . .. . • • • • ...... ......... ,.., RODNEY DOWNING Real Ellatt Bo lw Middleport, OMt •• K.V. """" .. '" .... .. I I,IIIM II.Y. had. . .. • , , . ,,.. .... EQedturel ltV. ' ToW Bold .. .. ..-.. .. .. I UJt.M I 1110.• Pa)'ID!UlU 0111 'lhoiiii'T'7 · .. Reel Eetete For S.le Ll'ber. CINftl, u., .... OMoU. . . Oil . . • ...... Toll! .. .. • I """~ DllldM ..... 111111 K.V. . . . . ' "' """. I "*';ff 1 M•llaee ~. • ........ 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FRANCIS MORRIS 1beWoinen'oSoclecyoiChrlotian Strvice met In tile IIIICtUiry of the Methodist C2wreh F'rldqovontng. March lt, Mra. Loreni Dumaa WaS In cham of the proeram. uaina: 11 her tl::wlc. u A WOJ o1 ~elllng BruU." Scrtp. ture, 1 John 4:7-21 wu rtad by Mrs. Alle)'IIO Reea, Roodi11g11 and aqa were· presented by several members. DuriJW the buol11011 meeting, plano were made to attend th8 district meetiJW Ill Portsmouth Bl&olow Methadllt Did your last T.V. repair lob cost JOU $23.007 If JOU had broqht It to CHUCK'S II would ha.ve cost roa $14.00. I have no overhead to pay out, thafs how you save up to half. · · 1 -, , . , ~ , , . lhlngton, IIJ)ent th8 w..koftl with Mr. and Mrs, Crill 8radlwd. Sr. Mrs. liar)' Car.oh and ehU· dren ol COolviUe, .ICI.,.t tilem on SundO)', honoriJW lbelr.Gather, Mr. Bradlord, Sr., on hll bJrtb. 6tl'I'OIIOBIL& lnlar- - ......n.tt .... JOUr ..... .... ae-' Clll ...... . •n * . . ,.••,., ..... &-~ ...... I. Mala ·. Po.,.,.,, (),. WIIIT'll 'THE Be£!> 1-\EAA. ~ IT! moved. In the Ella ~ home alnce the clooth ol .he&- moiller, GASOIJNE ALLEY Emma Btl# Mr. White, our janitor, Is now rho MclluiTa,y baDe. Mr. end Mrt. Slarcher 1!100id In the bouse vaeot8d · ·!13 Mrl White, better knowtl ai the John """")'!"' Peytoft home. Mr~~o Tam Wello Ia otl)'l!ll lll8frt.o at the Blp ~h<lmli. MrL Earl Foil vi oiled Mr. and MrL Mike Epple. llr, Eitell of Alhan7 loin th8 nellhborbood lrlmmlnll trees. . F. 0. Whaley lao boon natlllecl Cleveland Clinic thel he will ba reoolved Ai:>rU 13 lor ileart . ourgeey, 1 by .. -AND 11tE WAY ~ PIAHHEO rT IS TO l:f! THEM Gli!A8 ME. BEFOR!. AI11'11E ~ .... Locai ·BowU"';.;. a.a.ue·\.. IF Rt1Hif CRUQHT 1HAT LATE ~iuDAY, ~J.f, . , ·.' ""~•"••... ,_~ ~ Ma ch 1 , 1980 ' T£LEC:A8T, """COULD liE IRRIVIItCNIT Alfl' .•fl '· .. -~··. MiNUTE! THEY f:IGURf SHE's THE &:tiT 1b ·· LUll£ ME HfRf '" WELL, IT'S lfiOill<lltQ ~ Forrest Runnert,.,., .... HW'-rs , , , • , , , , , •• ~ THE WAY THEY Pl.l¥tiED IT .... DiCK TRACY don West and Zo:l; callata StUll JlL , , . laJnllr, Mr. and Mrt. RQ- Roush .ol Aki'al, ·and lrtendl ol -Kelt, n• allilcl Mr. '~ _ llra. llo1117R0uah. . Mrt. llo1'1'7 Ho.\'£1llll ~- l(lendlnll a low c!aYa .In Jlci<PI with MJ:•· 'A\Idre7 Wlloon ~ ~- . <;reua and !label Slmp_oon -.isited In Clevoiaid aid:Collll!lliul wlih relld"'1 and l'l:eiDIIa Hvoral di)'L . . Mr. ard Mrs. Tom Curtis o1 Charluton, 11)1111 rho • with his Jll!"nll, Mr, 111111 MrL HalT)' Curti.. Mr. and ·MrL Ph!Up Rdlerll or ~alta, oPent ·a Sunday :t~~· ~· llr.a. Frances ........... Mra. Rlelard lltynlnl, son . W&l118, ard Mro, Cecll ~ •.p 1(11111 I dly with .Mrt. •~ ... dletoo at RldcUtt. · , ., ·· LATE FRIDAY .l"GHT · MIXED LEMltJE !olarch 2i, tNt ,. '· PCilnu · · · F.;....oot si ' HWIGJJPtr• , • .••• , • ,,,~ , Ridenour's 'l\1, •••• ., , , , ... · The .C. B. 'ti. , , , . , , , , , . , ••f .-. The I'~ , , , . , , , , 0 , , . , .;t, Fllllaatlci ••• ; •• ; , • , , , ,2J HJab teem s ~ - .., nour'o TV, 2080; . HJab ;Teim Game' - Fotralt 'Rilnoerl, 1A Hlab lllit. 3 Gamll ,- DaiJ lla• vie, 541; N~t!l Cari!OJ, :us;. Ind. Hl8t! Game - ll)lli Davia, 216;.Neacll CarNY, 181. RuMer• , •. ., ,.• •1! = . .___·=.""· _;__..,"'111=::::-C-::-=...:::-;.~-•.._,_ =.: :%"'" · __ .. , . earm~• N~w&· ............. ............ ,. ..,.,. ...,.., ---···~~"* Byth~Day . WITII A WOOO PLUG FOR THE MJDDJJ! FiNGER • lo ... PniNio~--~ · · ,.,. .,.: ··,;-...,. hil . . ... ......... , a.., . .AJii'U k tlllcl ••tD IIIII • ~~ I I ~= · 1;, '. "'-· - . . llo .. ,,~ ·- '\ll!il!t•· ~- .. ~ ' DAILY CROSSWORD Acaol2l2 I. Beisel fi, Cool drtnkl 9.0o!fbq u.... lO.SoU 11. ConaplraC!y 18.Contend 14. Satlltactory l&. Par&lltlc hel'b 18. Land of thelncu 21. Kind or bath 22. )Justc note 23. Pronounced IDdlattnctly 20.Ctreal rraln 26. .A.frlcari _..te!ope :n. Word to a hone 28. Egypt. rod DOWII' 1. N£11111 II)'JIIboi 2.Caulte!· !&tloo!. ·- S. Hope, tor one task 17. Dellert 19. Aboarlktn and· othera ~1g~llJ1:;/J.J •-IIJ .-J ,_ .... u.........hle- &lurJumble.. - letter 1o H<h aquare, to form four ordinarY word&. 20. Footed 2t. lm· I TIIOUG~ 'IOU 'TWO piJred by dlaute 15. Commer~ 25. SpUt eta! 6, Submerged, 28. Aaaam. r ..lel'llar'• silkworm ua -, 38. Baseball'a oubm!(lile 29. Ancient Hank empire 7.0oddeu 39. Entice 111 ot <O. Mlli· A1la.: diJCOrd. ponds abbr. 8. Full of 44. Crulhing 30. Bull.. vapor make 32. Oo!f u. Cltnus ra.dgeta fruit <5-Ena 47.Lll)ear U . Godd.UI of 33. Overcoat meaaure: H . Con&"teharveata abbr. pted 16.Poke WANTED THE SECOND FLOOR -77fiS A•••• ...,.'~s 'r:-71,...~~ 01 tRoBAHRI X) K) I otpleuure 31. Breut bone U.Land March H.rr Circle, . Clrcia, 1)'&111 (A.nren •••nrh'J Y......,.'• I..,_,. ..._ IWIId ,.,...-. S••••• J•.W..• MOUIY AUD!f MCTIC - HIHOif CUT., ' 1e ,__A At Bil Dollar Savi111s TAiiE RECORDERS • .,. $139.95 5" rHI ..$75 R.il· $70 3" rool ........$35 Cirtrldgo Topo Rocc...or Only $45 BE SURE TO SEE" THEM TODAY! BrYants Dollar Shop 106 Court Si. P001oroy ' ~ OJIII .... Bl!lATEN ME fEEL LIKE A f;<ILURE . 1 lor lntursnce IM~E5 PHONE..992•2094 . llldeDDUr'a TV, , .•• , , , •• 38• Tile C.Jl. •,_ , , •• , , , • , ,' , ,31 The 9'& , , , ••• , , , , , , , , .Iii diJ'. . . Fanta.tlca , •• , •••••• , •• :It Mr. AI Crow Is IIJ)eDIIIng a Blab Tealn 3 P'!l!'• .- 'rprwook at ~nJWI!ekl WliiOIIborJ real Runnera, 21..; Hllh Teim CGWop. Game - FO!'rell. llllnilll'a, 7881 Mr. 1111 Mra. Edward a.. H''""" Jld.: 3 ·,.__..1-•a ....: Dill Di-io..o• '61~ ....... manard _Edcl!' oiCoi.......,.,I!PIIIII vis, 5~1l!arlllln St!'Pil. 515; a SundOJ with Mr~ ard Mrto Gor· Ind. £IJaj, Game - 1111e ·DaYle, p..,.,., 152' . l!uttern•t ... PA,WHAT HAVe 'IOU GO£' A51\JN5T ~GUARMTEED­ Uoa tG CHUCK'S T.V. and STERO SERVICE . VICTOR'& $0 RIO< AND 5/Min'. HE MR.~EIJT'r Mr. lUll Mrs. ~rt <lark' attendeol a horse we . In Kontudo;f Friday lUll PID'Ct.lecl llx harlOt. ' Mr. Rdlert Alkire .and Clar· lea Grtlllih mi4e a irlp tO <»llll!lbua on bualnou n~• . Mrt. Ava GOkey, a e lecl by Goldie Jooos lUll Frail••• Alkire, ,coooulted an 071 - __ ctaliot tn Llneao~r• Mra. MJnnle McGro\b Ia aoslotlns Mro. Katie Wlhon and Mrt. Joe Sayre with bou10 elooJ>o I tWo SuDdl1 owniJW aueoll. ol Ava GUlley were Mr. and Mrt. H. D. Gilkey, PomorO)I; Mrt. Juno GOkey and .dauallter, Hel.oa llyero and two 1001 of Mlddl!lfCII'I. Mr. and MrL C. F. GUt.y, ~; Mr. and Mrt. l!GMrt AlliiN and SqcW •E¥-IJ!ts. " ,, -~--... ~t'.1 ~. .•v~ Cburch, APrU 24. . Mr. DudJOJ Wolf WlliorWent aiD'&ei'Y at Holzer Ho1111tai. )Ira. Edna Pickens r«umod irom Holier Ho111111al and Ia rec-dni at-her hoinL Mr. and Mia. nO)'d Farro recalved Word ol th8 dlllth ol'thalr sister-tO-taw, Mrs. WWiam Hoi· IIOJ at Now Matemoraa. Rev. al1li Mrs, T, A. Cleland celohratod tbolr 511h wecldltw -alllllverllll')' wltil a 1aJnJ1r rathenJW on Sunday, Crill Bradford, Jr., 'of wor- ., ""' ..,...., ...,, ._,,_.. ,.. or.,,. ..... --- DOOSN'TITf /~- ' Society ~ews ·, By · ·. , _ _.. """" · · · · · · ..,.._. 10 bp Erinnlde moa, plor 1111 trailer, lkl -.oriea, Pllone ..... after 5:3t p.m. 3-2&-3lc ne~ldn• oraau ' aoltem In th8 hcme. · Mrt. Ruby llaU!day Ia recoveriJW • burna llie received when ihaoe caugbl Ore wltUe ahewaoc~ · Mr. and MrL Joe Mellurray ,-It . . . eo-..................... '"'"'~ . . I\' et !Atl dll Harrl8onville . . . . Mr. Vlr£Pl ~no, WhonDIIlll' lrlenda are 511a!1 he Ia home, 21 reported doii!B well ard able to do the llook-owork, which Ia QUite ..... .. 11111> ~,J"-16 ~I.SP. Marpre\ Do!J81aa, looal RIINIP11 Ou Tu . . . . 1. . .AIO TotiJ 0. had .. . ... ; • III&M'I'.II lalariu 'l"rwtMt . . . • ........ ITIIritt OUter Worllln ...,. . pqm.n11 on VtehiMrJ a.-.oo 'l'RAILER LO'I'II. Bob'• ..... CWrt, S)'I'ICUie, Oblo Cll Stale l!emmln•. altorai!OIIII. ott. Rt. 124, Phone IIJ.al. Mrs. Fr,-rldle Thabet. Ma11011. 1-11-tlc TWO RIDING barB, one ...,. Phone 7'13-5'51. 4-!01-tl. rei mare l8ilille borle, ODt FIJR."lliii!ED bouse In PGmegaited blaek - . ..., VACANCY lor two elderl1 .,e. roy, llv• and WI!. gentle. Pllone 7c-all 01' COJI. pie. PNior private paid pa- Can evenbip, IJII2.MI, Iact Arnold Grate. 1-»«e ltadl. Pia. If.-, 'I'INlll. U-lf< li).l.tfe ....,..... S.rvlcll FlJIINl!IHI!.'D TWO BEDROOM DAIJIATIAN puppies, 3-111055tht old, AKC, temporary l!boll CliUCK'S Cab l!Dd Can7 TY apu1ment, MlddletJort, ,._ Wenr.cl To luy Senlte, ate aP I& -.ltall IIIII paper brGU; $50 eacl1. 9lii#T4. U-lfe PlGS. l!l9tretl Rokomb. Albo. on repaln. Brl!ll tbom In and Alone 99J.'IVIS. 3-11-tk ny. PhOne MY~. 32Uie MODERN 'ftiBEE room aPI!rluve. Omck'l TV. IU llaltw~ il12t Aw., PomaUj. ~ MODEL rt Wlnebester ISfuap, meDI, an eleetrlc, may be GOOD GEN'IU RJDING hone. lull eboke. CaD New Raven by appointment, Pbane Pbone fllll.lltl. 3-JI.IIe 112-5J'Tl. Bn-2ZI7. J.JSap CUJmlll C!t'l"11& llnldbiC 3-U-Ife lllnlce. l'ticiJI PaM Coal- · AfmQU!S. ..... furnllln. ONE FOUJI.room aparfmeat RCA FLOOR model TV. 21-lncil JIM Pomeroy l'llllll elldDetl, old ,.._ fumlshed, gl'OIIIId lloar; alia 1-M . . ocreen, lit~ and wltlte ma- Yllll eall llitlaa. • • • C!loelal, mile, Lee . trailer loll an4 prden 111111 bopny; n.. yea£'11 old, good Ra&to. Leslon Terr,aae. camp olteo 011 ~ rlftr. Ma- condition. Brady Huffman, 8iiPHC IIDb dllitld. MIIJir 3-s.tp Sailltatllln, . . Jtarl, Oblo. Racine. Phone 919-2182. rton Reynolds, Mum. " l'l!aat • 1111. l-IS* S.:IS-Ste 7'13-5147 3-lt-Hc 6MALL PARif, • ..,. ap, IBADfOID - ...... atllllr inl 1ft- TRAILER, Brown'a TraDer 11163 VW SEDAN, eJCellent eonr-d. lla1mood Jloelrlalll, dillon. Phone M-11'1'1 before AUCftOIIIO Park, Mlnemllle, Ohio. Phone lall ...... Oldo . . . c-,1111 . ... .. HID p.m. and 118U14D after IIIIW3M. 3-lt-«c 6 p.m. 3-z.wtle .......OMt FOUR ROOM IIOOSI!: w I I b Crill ll!i • il ELI'X:I'ROLUX va<UUIIl oleanbath, eement wage and 11 de « complete witll attadl· ""rbhop In Rutland. Pllone HelpW••IId meuts. O>nlwlncler 111111 pelnl 7tz-3118. S.2$-31(i ~t&MadlethecB. ' ' spray. RepolleM!ed but auar· AIR OONDI'l'IONIIIO ..,..,. ~ rl. Ollim... Dlsalba ..t.... 1111111ooteed 1n Ule new eondtiiGD. Pifdl IIIII atllon • J . - In ForS.Ie entlon, N.. IIIWii. ._ . Pay off $3'1.45 or lmil££ If "'-ot IIIII IIJdl!!etat WMP, . l!lGG, STOKER, C!Oil. 110. 111111 11m bapalla-*1, no dust, oOed II desired. PhOne 3-15-«c llaa. Write Ja 1lllkiDI, • wlllled. Jacobs Cloal Co., RutREADY • deiiYRna a, Olllt. land 'ftpple, pbone 7C-M Ill 11'111 rfCIIt I& JO£ir) projeel FOR BETI'ER cleanlns, to .... 1-tl-llle 1'111 11151 ..,_ . , . . .... bep colon gleomJorl, u 1 e ..... PIJolle _ . , lloiiBlue U.lre carpet deaoer. A17ft) llmi.OOC, 111011 Plf, !ll!lMOVE EXCI!JIIB body fluid IIID ll!lid1' • 11br Ct.,,MlWith Flulda Tablell. only 'llelt eleclrle llliampooer f), pwt. Oldo. ;, ' • • tie Baker Fumltare. 3-JI.«C 01111 . . . , . . . . . , tUt at NelloD Drug, 3-14-fltp 111111111, " ' "llfl£t ., .... -0 . , I 111 I Ill I . . . • !!-! IMlrtal .. .. ... .. ... .. .. ... ...... <.WiiiiM7 . . . •I heme - IK"'k•ls 2,5).~16 lllllliDclll ,... . . . ..· ~·::.·. ~ 'j'Pl~ piJ for building your (lame, FURNISHED and unlunilobed Loor time loen avaDalile. apartmenu. Cloee to lcliool. 16-FOOT FIIIE~l~Gl<ASB Boat, '-"""'""'""e !lip, tleeper ..... 1-ls.tlc Phone 19UU4. ID-ll-lfe zippers. ~"'~U::.... 1'111. ... .. . ... ftN ........... .... Oat Contact 1·-="'-. =c. . . . . . . .. m. ....... - - ...... etAii.M tmGLER Bullilloi .!ali-'"' WJLI, DO LIML ...... .. ~ ..... 'fWP, ClloO £10, , Mil . . COUIITY ...... " .._., L . - , DIIIMI. ........ .... No&IM .. .......,...._ ........ . ·Meld , .. ,.., ,· . .... v . . . . ol Ill M t ··...... l ..., . . . . . ibl ......... N• ~rt, Qldo, bu lata ,.,. port &II lit «<i'net. ....... a11llt:lr If air aa6t tl N.OYD TROMM ~ &. c.ok dec1111t. .... t1 Cltllr \ 116M1111R. Jlelll ~. .... . . . . lD a-ni ' ' ~- .... nulnli to t'aAIII n.o. II, tftt' ... ' ..... . ..._ ...... ..W 'Prt•o . . . . . ~~ qr' l;z . ZO ~BMRDKBD P)B~~-RDPCJ PB ' ' ' ,. . H LTHGGKlWK DC H~D~-~D DTK JJOIIM go 1lbon Blue Rout ~~~CB~t~G~.-IPLi~qBCJ ' · J•tq..,.. cirnh.-tu A 0000 'i cAu ·ll 992-589~ - l#4le ..- . .. . . ' ·.,_ ." \~· '1'0 A liL\K '1'1,1.\H 1£!)00 ADYiai.-HOWI!: )~, ..,Kilt~~ IM,) .' ;. ' ~ ' .'1:. .-:• " .,, ' ,. WORTJI ' •• .. ·' A ...,. i,l- �10 - Tile O.IIJ< -nel; M~, o., ~h 35, ·!969 I COLUMBUS (\!PI) - Tllo Ohio AFL • CIO toda,y turnod. over to the General Assembly s!Jnatures ol41,500 Ohioans 01>po&ed to tho 1-sitloo ol awlmml"¥ fees at Ohio state parka, ,:- . u'J'he citizens of thla atate teea will .PUt· owlmmlng at state have aJread)' paid. lor their paliko CKII ol the Oranctal roach swlmmlqr Ctes at state porks ot thousands ol Oblo !antilles throuah their itate taxes," Ktrw who now UH the Caciltdes,u IIJd. _.Now the admlniatratlon Klqr added. King aald Melvin Rebholz, wantl to turn arouod alii chief of tho Dlvlolon of Parks "We believe the fees are ctarge WJ twice for theae privand Recreation ol tho Departgr01sly unfair to the citizens Of eleges. ment of Natural Resources, teaFees Not Feaalble Oblo," said State AFL-CIO pres11 ln addtUon, we believe the Ufied maintenance and. operaidenl Frank W, King, Uoool foes at stale park beaches cost $414,154 a year. Tho labor loader cootendod Curfew Laid On Students ' l the fees, which are scheduled to go Into effect on Memorial Day, would brill! in about $1.25 m llllon anmally. King said tho' state Is dUJ>o ning Ohio taxpayers for almost By United Press Interl'8ttona1 Thuroday night the! destroyed A 1 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew Lane's Science Building. Earlier imposed Saturday remained in this month, the school was closed for 10 days. Other campuses Lane College in Jackson, Term. effect today at mostly Negro Most of the 69 students arrested earlier violence re· mained in jail. At the University of Wlscoo- At other callq)uses: Massachusetts- Fltl;y students at Burdette College at Boston demonstrated for an hour sin's Milwaukee against the scheduled visit ot a Central Intelligence Agency recruiter. However, the CIA recruiter canceled the visit since IKibody signed up for the duri~ C8)11)US, a 10.. minute brawl between 50 and !50 black and white students broke rut in a snack bar area known as "The Pit." Pollee broke I{) tho figh~ At Malverne (N, Y.l senior high school, about 200 black students stuck pins ln a dmnm,y in a "voodoo" ceremony to St;>t. emphasize to school C&rnrite that James they wanted more black sttdles and teachers. Students Sit In About 50 black stndents at the Lewis Towers campus or Loyola University in Chicago sat in at the office or the president, the \ Rev. James F. Maguire, to proteat his decision reCusing them the use or a ll.ouse for an Afro-American Center. When told the Rev. Mr. Maguire was in caliCornia, a student spokesman was granted permission to call him on the telephone. Tho student, Donald Hubert, 20, BBid Father Maguire told him the hoose would not be for BI1JIOne' s use aIll would be torn down. The students then !ell At Lane College, tho 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew lmpooed Saturday by Jack110n Mayor Robert Cqer was reinforced by a rule forbidding students to gather In gnqts larger than three, Trouble at the 1,160-student school greW out of a fire last Monday interview. Mlchlpn- A grOI{)ofdissldent white students at Western Michigan University in Kalama· zoo handed President James W. MOler a list or eight demands, including the cancellation or a proposed tuition increase, the reinstatement ot a militant girl student leader told she wilJ not be able to re-enroll next semester, abolition or all disciplirBry rules and boards and an equal student voice in deicisloiHIUlking. Dllnois- Dennis Butler, 18, Chicago, who allegedly was beaten by five white students at a pizza house at Northern above the pizza LOS ALAMOS, N,M, (UP!)... Mro. Marie Jo Hflldrlckaoo Elam struggled barefoot tl1rouill IIIIOW until her frozen !oet would carry her no farther. wrawed Utem in her clothing and tried Then she pieces ot again to negotiate her wa: to aafet;y !rOm deep In a !orrosted IIMJWitain, Mrs. Elam, 24:, a nurse_ -7 ol Columbus and Kathy HW, 3, dalltlhter o! Mrs. Sharon HUI ol Grove Cit;y. Both Mrs. Mullillll and Mro, HW are members ol tho Com• munleaUma Workers of Ameri· ca. Weldon Pfarr Middleport formed and CJve members ap.. Councllrnan Charles Dyer re. ported on progress being made tor making some correctioo on the houoe number confuoion In the community. Tho Middleport FOal Of!lco wbtch SIX'I1 became soaked and has -uJled hlm a list ot the finslly slipped o!1 In tho """'· hoUse numbers with residents As her feet numbed, she having numbers Which are com. wrapped them In pieces ol pletely out ol accord with nel&bclothing, and later stuffed pine borlng homes on their street needles ln them tD cushion her who are being asked to change aching feet. their numbers. Pain Is Unbearable II was stres&ed that utillif Finally the pain In her feet companlea shoUld be notified o1 became unbearable. She left tho tho number change ot each resiroad ror the forest, where she dence. Councilman David Ohlinger realopt oo plno needles for warmth. For three days &be ported that the recreation comwaited, unable to walk, while mittee will prepare a !lot ot dt;y 111111 stale pollee aoarchod needed Items. He amounced also the ruged country. that Middleport Oremon, at the On tho third day, &he realized recpoll o1 the Chamber ot Comshe WGIIId have to walk II her meree, wW elean the main bUll· bab)' was to surviYe. After mly ness section street. a rew hundred painrul yards, &he had to &top. Ls!A!r that day, the baby ""' she had tried ao carried her seven-month old blby. ille naddled hlm In oome ot her clothing to keep hlm warm, to keep him breathing. !lie !allod. The cbDd dlod. But pollee called tho plucky woman'11 etrortJ "marveloua." FlYe-lla,y Ordeal The story ot her ftv~ ordeal In tbe wildoi'IIOII lui )Ill a lew mlleo !rom t1da hard to save died. Two days later, oo Friday, dt;y waa rO<OUDted b.Y aearchen found her, almost Lo& Alamoa pillco. 011 llarch 16 Mrs. Elam put hy&torlcal and sulferlng from to the fr002lng nights, her baby In tho !amil}' cor llld 91e il recovering at Los Alamos droVe imo the IMU!Wafn• to Medical Center. Her husband, llllrt cactuo !or her apartment. Her car became ~leoob statioood In Italy with tho Air Foree, was giYen emergency baaed in mud. Tldnklna she cruld follow tbe leave and new home. An autopsy revealed tho baby loop rood back to town, she began walking but took the died ot dehydration and exp<>......,g turn at a fork In tbe suro. by Ronnie Mullins, 4, the IOD ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mullins Dies in London house Friday. pointed to the authorit.Y. A rep.. Black students, saying Butler rosentative from Columbus will was beaten in the presence or be hero April 3 to review !ecluniversity security police, broke eral housing programs, what is wlod.ows, vandalized trucks and recplrod on the local level and cars and 11\iured seven whlto 'lilult stops shoUld he taken s t u d o n t s Saturday. Pollee here to proc&ed with a project. quelled the disturbance at the Members of the authority are 20,000.Student school. - No ar· Kermit Walton, QJy Eddie Guinrests were made. ther, Pomeroy, and Jack Welsh, Jeane Morgan and BUI Chlldo ot Middleport. Heroic March to Save Infant's Life Failed union olfidals cmirw the Pill tlir~ :weeks, were preaeuted to San. Ronald Motl, [).Cleveland a~ l!op. Dooald Pease, J}.J.o. nln. The peUtlons wore presented a million dollan more than It needs tct provide swimming at state parks. King's Suggeotions Weldon M. Prarr, 67, former· King sald If the state wants ly o1 South Richmond Ave., J.M. to save money it should sus- don, Ohio, died MoNiay mor• peN~ publication of the 'Wonder• lqr at hio residence In Beverly. fuJ World ol Ohio' magazine. Mr. Pfarr was born May 28, He claimed · it ls currently be- 1902 tho 1011 ot tho late HoiD'y ing subsidized b,y talq)ayers to and catherine Berry Pfarr. Ho tho tune of more tloln $200,000 was a retired s~.Pr\'l.sor of the a year. soap factory at the London Cor· The petitions, circulated by rectlonal Institute, 1 member ol tho Presbyterian Chw:ch ofPom· eroy, and ol tho Eaglea Lodge . No. 950, or London. He is survived by his wife, (Cortlnued from page 0 Sarah; a son, Weldon (Whitey) stated that the insurance firm Pfarr, Lon:lon; a daughter, Mrs. hopes that a frlondly agreement John (Rosella) Folan, Columbusi can be reached oo. work whleh three granddaughters; two greatthe village Is oxpoctlng tho Morgran:lchildren, arw:l one brother, ey Co. to perfOrm. Tho village has recently threet- Clarence Pfarr, COlumbus. Funeral services wilJ be held ened the Morey CO. with going Thursday at 10:30 a.m. from to Its bonding Urm unless certhe Richard E. Gallogly Funeral tain street repairs and lilt staHome in London. Frierxls may tion repairs, allegedly the ducall today from 7 to 9 and Weclttes ol the Morey Co., a r o needay from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. made. Morey was the sewage Graveside services wUI be held disposal system eonstroction at Beech Grove l'Bmetery Thurs· company. day at 2 p.m. Tho Rev. Gordon Chase said that grating& and JOO.nson will orrJciate. baskets for the system have been received from the Morey rtrm as promised, and whlle they are not properly prepared for use in the system, the company has lllinois Universit;y at Dekalb, was !reed on $2,500 boll Monday on burglary charges. Butler, a promised to contact him on its freshman, at¥1 two other black intentions later thil week. students were arrested on Councilman Zerkle said that charges or burglarizing an the housing authorit;y hss been apartmert VETERANS MEMORIAL deeper Into the mwntalno, HOSPITAL where tall trees kept the IUD Admloslona - Clayton Smith, from molting the &noW. R11Uand; Connie HaUield, DexBecause ahe had not piiiiiDOcl ter; Cora Hutton, RuUand; Chrisem walki..Dg IJQ' distance, Mn. tine Buchanan, Pomeroy; G e rElam had Dlli1 worn •II-• trude Drake, Vinton; Daniel Ralrden, Hartlord. Dlschargeo - Lowell Colllna, Allsha Bissell. TONIGHT CLUB DANCE SET MARCH 25 Tho Twin Clt;y !lirino Club RACHEL, RACHEL dance oooslons wiU be I h I a (Tochntcolor) Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In tho JOI.Mt Woodward basement ot tho Maaonlc TemEateUe Parsons ple In Middleport. Chimp & Zoe PACK TO MEET The regular monthly meeting ~~;=~~ .of Cub Scoot Pack 248 will be lA & hold II 7:30 p.m. IIIIa IYinlna MARCH 2&-27 . 11 tha DAV h<me, llutierlllt, MEIGS THEATRE 1.-0:N:iOTii._lili___. . .Ave., Pomeroy. GAUGES Judge Robert S. Betz, Gallipolis Municipal C...rt, announced the! today's hoarlng for SteJ)h.., John TrayiiDII'Iich, 21, N011 Athens, charged with lntor!erJng wlth an olflcer, has been postponed until next Tueaday. Trayanovlch was arrested last Tuesday at Rlo Grande CoUeae during a student protest O¥er tho college's decision not tore-em. ploy WUUamN,Chrlatcpher,pro. !eoaor ol English. Tho Gallla COUnt;y !lierlll's Department was called to the college to ask Rooald L, Burgher, 29, Grove Cll,y, ex'i)l'OfeSIIor at Rio Grande Colleae, to leave the campus. BIU'ghor did not leave and was arrested I o r trespassing. Trll!'anovich was arrested at the same time, when, according to Shorur Denver A. Walker, he Interfered with Bur&bor'& arre~ Bursher pl-d IIUllt;y laat Wednesday In municipal oourt and wasftned$25andcolliB. TrayIIIIOVlch was reloa&ed on f316.90 bond for today's c:ourt IIJIpearance. Tho Rio Grande student has retained Bruce Camp. bell, a Columbus attorney, to represent him at the trial, according to the court. GIJ!iplllo0 12,0" and 18.0 l'UMiqr 21 teet leo ·• ••7 oi roll- oral P~ P sant, ...... 1; Pomoray • ~~~~- Z!.ZZtlllntDn, :ua rlslqr; Karawha Fallo, 8.33 rt.. tng; Chi 1 ton, 20.43 r1 1trv. ' 1'111)nlqr • " 4.$ teet of l'<lll~ London, era; Marmo~ ~ 5 lee~ and Winfield, l'UMiqr 7 feet. BOAT MOVEMENTS: • GALLIPOLIS WCKS- SOI,.y dCMil 10 p.m. 1 OUachita ~ 10:05 p.m.; Fort Dearborn ... !1:05 p, m.; Jollo Pushak It> 11:10 p.m.; stevenoon It> 2:35 a.m.; 11 E. Bowles clown 4:35a.m.; WW!am 11 Zimmer down 6:40a.m. KANAWIIA RIVER- lillrmet. George T. Prieo .., 8:15 p.m.; Somet IJI) 6:30 a.m.; Wlnrteld, W, ll Slaver, Jr. cloWn 10:30 p.m.; Polly R. .., 12:211 a.m.; o. F. ShOaror IQ> 12:50 a.m. OHIO RIVER- Lock!,, Phil1p il>om It> 5:10 p.m.; Vulcan IJI) 6:30p.m.; Harry llyer It> 8:55 P.Dl.i Jane T. \IJ 4 a.m.; Lock 15, Peggy Downey "' 4:20 a.m.; Lock 16, Duncan Bruce-, d<Mn 4:30 a.m.; L. Flore It> 5,. 30 a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson 'I' 12-mldnight; St. Maryo ~Q> 1:45 a.m.; Lock 21. S. M.. Jenka 1C) 6i20 a.m.; Lock 22, Steel Pion- t .'e/ ,1 pll.r, "Chel" opened Satllrdoy niJht at the !20- ol!.Broadway m.; Allied - Aabland .., 7:40 p. m.; Valvollne I{) 8:30 p.m.; Alldrew P, CalhOUII down 3 a.m.; A. D. llayneo, D It> 4:45 a.m.; Katbleon K. .., 6:30 a.m.; Ned Merrick down 8:10 a.m.; )lei. dahl Locka, James Bowie .., 2:- eer down 5:50a.m.;EiiabaWooda 30p.m.; Celeate down 2:40p.m.; lmador down 3:30 p.m.J lllvld McKay .., 4 a.m.; Stave Click down 6 p.m.; J, S. Lswls up !2:05 a.m.; Elaine G. .., 12:30 a.m.: Jetrbc8t down 1:50 a.m.; IIIIas Lucky down 3:45 a.m. other valuable possessions in a Safe Deposit Box. Forget about fire or theft. Cost is very low! ,alional MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Membw Federal Insurance .it.._____________., ••• I The loudoat ot all Insecta lo the cicada whose nolao Is or. fldall,y deecrlbed by the u, s. Dtpartmont ot Apiculture ao 4'TIIh-ee-EEE-e-ou." ' at y I ~To VOL. XXI NO. 236 • enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2¢, 1969 TEN CENT$ Rio Grande College Attains North Central Recognition ,1(\rli("PO't as dean aM ft-..5~ Rio Grande Colleae was not!fted tocla,y It has been acceplad for membership In, and accredtted b,y, tho North Contra! Aasodation ot Colleps and Second. ary Schools. Tho cloclston culmlnatel a sixyosr el!ort ~ Rio Grande Colteae Ill gain accreditation, An examining committee of f<MD' perS<llls repreoontlng North Cenlr'al villted Rio Grande Colloge lbroo days Iall December. It made Its recommendations to the North Cl!lllral Aaaooiatlon. Ba&ed on theao recommen- VIsit Elllerfelds 3rd Floor Furnitur.e Department Makt El ..rftl•s In Polntrty Your Shopping Ctnttr lng committee noted bot h strengths and woaknoases ol Rio Grande College. The mramlning ccmuniUeo stated that Rlo Grande College "hso played and can contllllo to play a distinctive role . In the omcatton of young pie In Appalachia." The examlnlng cornrnJttee Celt that tho College shoold cootlnuo In Its present direction ol cpailt;y educational experiences to Its students thrOW!h a well deslened and articulated pattern ol omcatloo ror Its natural c o n- 1tUu.eney. 011 orpnlzatioo and admlnlslration, tho mramlning oommltloe reported that "tho Tn!otooo with whom the eumlnors talked reflect a otrong atrlnlt;y to the Collep. They work hard for the lnstltutioo andreproaontltwell.'' The examiner• also placed tho adrnlniotrativo leadership at the lop. ''Tho Prestdent is an oxperlenced and mature scholaradministrator 1lbo underllands and fully appreclatos tho com)llexltloa ot hliber educaticn." The eurnlnero &JIIllauclocl tbe President'• ablllt;y til hire competent fellow admlnlatratorollbo heye made slgolflcant contrlllutions to the adYancemont ot the lnatltution. Dooplte the relatively low !acult;y aalary averages and tho isolated loc:atioo ot tho Colle&'O. it wso felt ~ the examining oommlttoe lltat tbe Dean o1 the College hso been able to strenghten the facult;y OYerthepastthree years. CLEAN-UP WEEK in Mlddloport aot a booat from Mlddleport Codette Troop 185, Tho scoota made po&lors polntlqr It> tho observance, and theae have been placed around town. Pictured here ' with a poster which they made are Dobbie Schuck, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuck, alii Berban Althcl1y, daugh!A!r of Mr. land Mro. Gerald Anthoi\Y. Mro. Pearl Reyoolds, with tho • glrlo, lo chairman lor tho Mlddleport Amateur Gardeners Club which Is working with the village on the proJod BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Tr~u playing like a U S. dove WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON HAS BEEN apparently unable Ill win Canadian Prime Minister EUlott Trudeau's lmmocllata ..pport !or hlo antiballistic missile (ABM) systom. .Trudeau, who Dow back to Canada Tuesday nll!l>t alter a twodly vllit, llid he waa "no closer than before" to mak.lng a de. clston on hlo otand on tho Issue. '>· The ABM project hss raised questioos In Canada, In part hecauoe Nlxan'o propoaafo would place nuclear tipped ml.,Ues In Moatana and North Dakota - pracllcally Canada's backyard. (lppoaltioo partie• have been alter Trudeau to denounce the Idea ~- ~ olealalk!P ot tho armo race. , ., What about fresh air....: indoorsl Q What makes it different from other year 'round air conditiotfers~ A Principally this- the heat pump is .11 · electric . It cools without water and heats without burning fuel of any kind 1 • • • makes efficient use of electricity only. It is a dream of electrical living come true- clean, com•enient and safe. Q A Is the heat pump truly automatic! YES! Set the automatic thermostat to your liking, air conditioning comes automatically, no matter what the season. You don't even have to fllp any switches. Switchover between heating and cooling is completely automatic-from season to season, within the same day, or even hourly. On a cold morning, lor example, you'll get heating. But if the weather should suddenly turn uncomfortably warm after the sun comes out, your heat pump will reverse itself ... to provide cool comfort automatically. It certainly will! Here are only a few of the benefits you will enjoy with a heat pump. Comfort ... air at just the right temperature -filtered and clean-gently circulated the whole year 'round. Clean· liness ... reduces dirt, dust and odor contamination. Convenience . , . one thermostat setting maintains the desired temperature range- automatically- all year long. Safety ... no flame to worry about. Investment .. . boosts property value and protects investment over the years. Q A heat' .Stornu lwh midwiJI!t, New England too How big an area will a heat pump cool and Yes. Since a heat pump is an air moveni'en.t system using both indoor and outdoor air in its operli- t(it •::~:e::~::hi~::i:lu:::~tically . A Generally speaking, the cost of a heat pump is comparable to that of a central heating system plus a central cooling system. Factors such as size and construction-and the proposed location of the heat pump enter into the determination of initial cost. Call the Electric Company. We will have one of our rec· ommended electric heating·cooling dl!llers give you a "dollars and cents" figure . Q A . What about operating cost! Will the heat pump increase constr:uction costs? • ~ No. On the contrary, many savings can be 1 realized. For instance: No connection to chimney flue is required. No fuel · storage tank or gas connections are required. No cooling tower is required. No attic fan or other forced ven· tilation is required. Q Can a heat pump be installed in both new and existing homes, offices or factories! A Yes. If you already have a satisfactory warm air duct system the existing ductwork can usually be used with the heat pump-helping to save you money. Call t)le Electric Company and we will have one bl our recommended electric heating·cooling dealers ip- Qy:~:::::: :::ps:~:~· A ' Of course, the type of construction is impor· No. Heat pumps ·are backed by many years tant here .. . such factors as insulation, glass area, of testing, development and constant lmprovem.nt. shading, and so forth. However, heat pump models Heat pumps were introduced ba~k in 1932. These ,Inare available, that will cool and heat homes of five to stallations in all puts of the Untted States have h«n eight roo1ns and larger. For industry, heat pumps meet checked and double checked. A hcat/.ump has ~een exacting commercial customer needs ... either singly de\oeloped that is a pr:actlcal, depen able air cdndior In multiple• to provide complete, customized, zone· tion~r and heating unit that provides the fln~st in by·zone comfott wherever It is needed. year round comfort, automatically and eeonom>cally. for more infqrmttloll 8U out 111d ~ !he .,U-oddraHII,.pooup paid c.tnl Ill fllut March electric ..mce ,_,.L CHICAGO (111'0 _ An Ohio State Unlvorolt;y executive believe• a school which ta.lls to take a stand 011 dlsrupUve stu~ dent unrest to making a path for wider attack. Charles Gamha, executive associate to the vice president for student aftalrs at Ohio State, aald Tuesday when 1 unlvorslt,y . I.·~ Rio Grsndo College was denied accreditation by the Assoclatioo In 1966, However, tho annual four-year waiting period before reapplieation can be made Iii!' .... .... - mramlning ccmunlttoe - · . . Cll- • • "". was waived because tt was felt As a result, Rio Grande Col- lege made application for accredItation In May, 1968. In the report to the North Central Association ot Colleges 111111 Socondury Schools , the exarnln- Seal Sale Will Pay For Oinic .r- A SUIDillllt -Sjlllllc:I>A!Ilnlc will be one ot the projects made possible by tho annual Easter soal sale ol tho Meigs CCK~nt;y Societ,y for Crippled Children and Adults. NO JUNK YARD - A peoolqr motoriot late Tueoday. ternoon could have gotten the lmpreuton that the I{)Per Pomel'Ql! parking lot was a junk yard a!lor an accident resulted In ·• f.Jr autoo belqr tlama&od. A car driven b.Y Larry Epllqr, 211, Coolville, travellqr east on East lillln St. at 3:50p.m., weiC off the berm and out ot control, acroa1 the raUroad tracks and Into cars owned by Lester Hawk, 49, RD, Coolville r65 1 .~~.~:~e:."~ ~c:.,~~ Advance Study '~'~f:::' = : :;::':':':'· ' Illes, Mrs, . Wilbur Theobald, obtained 1n rura1 areas o1 . oal I ha s sa e c 1rman reports. For A d , II_ J _ Meigs County. Victor Bahr, those who did not receive seals War lS lU(.I(.W fire marshaU, amwnces. A but wish to contribute . to tho pr~>o gram which proVldos aid to handlca,pped children and adults, money may be sent to Curtis Jenkinson, Vine St., Mlddl.eport, treasurer or the Societ;y. The cllntc, scheduled to be held during the swnmer mooths, probably in lillddloport, will be conducted by a qualified thera.. pis~ Coot for conducting tho clinic will be nearly $1, 000 The lillddloport • Pomeroy fto. Irmt Army morale being chipped away tary Club doubles as the Crtp. NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -CharWASHINGTON - GEN. WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND told les W. Howard, 49, Midway pled Ollldren's Society ai'MJ has Cmaress Tuesday of "disturbing indlcatlonsu that antiwar dem- Drive, was killed Tuesday while charge or dbbursing fuB:Is for autralllro are tryt1111 to carry their projects Into the Army. cleaning a gun at his h<me. the theliJly and treatment, mad-.The Army chief ol statf, In an annual posture statement to tho Death was Instant, according !cation, and artificial aids and Senate Armed Services Committee, warned ot ••ant:Jwar activi.. to C<roner John Grubb, who IPIJIIancos to the handiCOjlpocl tiel b,y •ocllorous minorltioo In our soclet;y which some have at- ruled the death was accidental. This year a goal or.1, 400 has tempted to carey over into the Army!' been Bel. ·Approximately 90 per Mr, Howard was born Doc. 19, 1919, at VUla 01'019, ·m., cent o! all !ltnds rallied In tho JemiMJn wins stay of execution tho soo of the late WWiam T. Eaoter seal aafo are retained COLUMBUS - TWO OF THE TRIAL JUDGES wllo sentenced and Nellie Martin Howard. He within tho state to Sl{)port pre>Bld!ard Jemiaon to death granted him a sta.v ol execull011 at a was a veteran of World Warn, grama for crippled d!Udron and hwiDI Tllooday. He was to have been executed Friday. Jemison, and had rollrod from regular adults. Edueation, research and 68, Columbuo, was convicted in 1965 of llhontlng hls wile, Virsfnla, eqloyment as a Btllel'visor at to death at their home, and gunolng clown her Iormor emplo,yer the Kaiser Alumlrun CO. at Ro· treatment centers are financed through tho program. at a t1owntorm drug store. venswood sometime aao due to Jllclps Leonard J. Stero and Jolyron B. Gessaman ol the Frank- IU health. 1111 c-1;)' Common Ploos Court Tuesday granlod JemiS<lll an lndo!Surviving are hia wife, Florlllllo ltay ol execution whlle awaiting the return ot the orl&iDal ence; two daughtera, Cheryl, trlal popors from tho U, S. &!promo Cou~ Tllo Rle wao mallod at 1\ome, and Mrs. Patricia Nichfrom Wuhlngton Tuesday. ols, Covlnaton, Ind.; two aons, Jacllb D., at home, aDCI Pete, Docateur, m.• llld throe brothers and four aiatera. There are 250 entries In the Funenl oervlceo will be helcl March 27 ~9 Ohio aateFox lb!lCOLVMBI/~ (UPI) - l!opreThey propo.eed regional trane- at the Keith Funora1 Homo In oro flold trialo and bench &how, 'IOntatlvea of Ohio's major cit leo portatlon otud;y agencies be cre- Villa Grove, DL, on Friday at Ill be held here tholloigs eoun. ..ld hare Tuoodiy rural areas ated to submit projects and prl· !:30 p.m. Burial win be there. t;y Fox lflmtors Aasn. aa1t1 today, It was reportod there will ba Jit more than their share ot oriUes to tho state lor Oranc- Tho body wiU be taken to Dllnols. Fog!esoqr Funeral Homo bounds from live states and canhtahwaY bond money. lng. Is In charge ot arrsqramorrto, ada. The bench &how will be held Highway Director P, E. lillshTho hlghwaydopartmentiYints Friday, bealmlng at 8 p.m., at• otar met with repreoentatlves of cc:xmcy- comml18loners to submit the Archei')' bulldlng at Ro,ye1 Oloftland, Columbus, Cincinna- five • year highway plano ao the Minor Accident is Oak Part!, near Five Polrrta. Tho ti; AkrOa, canton, Y-stown, basis Cor aUocaUon ol state bold JlllbliC II lmilted, 1 TOledo, Dayloll ind Sprlqifiolcl. m011ey, lloadlprtero for the trill• on ·' 'l1lo repre-dveo propoaod Molt ot the dlacuuloo center•. Saturdll llld !lmday, to ba ..... ed on tho spondl 1¥ ot $250 mll1 ~ citlea hi"" more control 4letotl In the Elp Bldgo Ull, o;.r ~ ol hi&I>Wil' bond 11011 tor urban hlgbwaya which will be at· !Ito Balhln Fire no' ·litiioaw Ill their arsoa. eontalnod in the· fSOO mU· 1 ·'';•owo ~·e Yoi!r poaltton wao !III'IJnettt Wllb _ . . Ill ba "'~"'" lion highway bond Issue approveeL ad )II 101110 .Plat's there till.!' ed last Novembar. Iii 1llldlt.Y·IIl It," Malheter oald. l Mrs. Ri taSiavin, biology teachIn Mel m~ School ha er gs '1161' . ' • been awarded a fellowsldp 1o a summer Institute in biology for lrlgh school teachers from Juno 16 throu&b Au~st 22 ben on bornlrc ha s now been lllled du to nt 1 e rece ra ns. .Olds), Dooalcl Wrlgh~ 38, Parkorobol'l r57 Cllryaler) llld "Marltl Joan Will, Pomeroy ('67 Chevrolet). Epllrw'o_:_65 Olds had hea'l' clamqe, tho Wright Yehicle waa demollabld, lilra. WW'a car had minor damap and tho ~k car load""-~ damage. Eplillg was arraoted by Pomeroy pollee oo a llWl charge. - Sontlnol Photo. Sacred Heart Parish Receives Fr. Maloney Ma" wiD be ol!ored &lnday In Sacred Heart Church In POmeroy by Father Francia E. Maloney. assigned here as adrnfn.. lstrator (vicar economo) protem where she wi.IJ earn 10 houri ot In place of Father John Tllrol gracl!ate credit. who is on sick leave. The Institute is sponsored by Father Maloney, 38, arrived the National Science Foundatloo The roslgnatiOD ot Mrs. Ulin POmeroy Tuesday from Mlllian Smith, a teacher at the and the Department of Blologitoosburg, Ohio (Mooroo Coont;y), cal Sciences at MarshaU Uni- Salisbury Elementary School, was accepted el!octivo at the where he was pastor of a. John ·,..,:.rslt;y, Huntington, W.Va. end ol the current achool year tho Baptist Church. The programincJudestfleseob. Father lilllone,y expects torewben tho Melp Local School jectivea: To increase the sub. turn to Mlltonoburg at the and ot ject matter competency o1 the District Board ol Education met participants In tho area of bloi- recently In opeclal session. Mra. his assignment here Whore St. John's Clurch is being renovatO&Y, particuterly In Cellular Smith will retire. ed In preparatloo for tho ordinaA contract Ill oupp1y olectrlcPhysiology, Plant Molllhology, tion ot Its first parishioner In Plant Taxonorll)'' Genetics, Evo- lt;y at the now Meigs H I g h 129 years, ROY. VIrgil ReliCh. lutioo and Ecology; and to J>IO- School Cor a 011e year period vida tho opportunlt;y for quail- was approved willt the COlum- man. This will take place May fied teachers to begin or to con- bus and Southern Ohio Eloclrlc 17, and Father Reischman will oft'er h1a flrllt mass May 18. tinuo a graduate program In bid- Co. Father Maloney, a native of lilarvin McKelvey was appointogy' ed ao a teacher in tho district Plt18burgb, Pa., wa& onlalnod in MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL for the remainder of the year 1959 alter completing studios at Admloolons - None. and Eric Hart was granlod a St. Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa., and St. Frando Seminary, LorDllcllargeo - Elllth Rico. contlaulng teacblq contraot. :::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::~:~?:;;;;;:;; Resignation Is Accepted 250 Hounds Are Entered Big Cities Complaining etto, Pa. His first aallpm.C was as a teacher In So :S... dlct'a !Ugh School, cambrldp, Ohio. Thon followed lJRIQinlmorrt1 01 assistant pastor at St. l'lul'a Church In Athens, Ohio, 1H01966; assistant to lite rector, IJobo Name cathedral, Staubollville, for 15 mmths, and to MilloDIburg Ill August of !967. Wbllo serving In Athens he also wu administrator of tho !1. Jobll'l Bapliat Mission at !lQ<svllle, near Coolville. GannentFmn Strike Brings Unfair Otarge PT. PLEASANT - Unlm at. torneys filed charges ol wd'alr labOr pracUcoa and rol\ual to bargain against the Quallt;y liloDo ufacturlng Co., here Tuesday. Tho action followocl tho arrt. val Tuesday or lllartin Veal, VU. gints State Dlroctol' and chlaf negotiator of the Upper SOUib Department, lrterratloool ..,_ dies Garm011t Workers Unloa, Ill tho wake or. strike b,y 72 ol tllo' plant'3 83 eq)loyea. In a statement to tho !)1'011 today1 Vest said, '"The ILGWU won an election at tha Quo1111 lilanu!acturtrw Plart last Oct. 24. 'l1lo union since 1111 booa • trytqr to negotiate with the pany, but has had no IUOOIII. Tho action protecto w INn ' who hive Joined tho strlb .... ·' cauoe tho ClllllOlllltilly replace them, It wa1 ~ ...~ ·Tllo ebarpo could ......In tha ,hayq lit ·IN' otrikors alf OYirY ' - iiiiiJ ..., molnaut. 'lbo· brterMtldiliil IMlla lltliJI<. mint 'll'*'-"• Ulll-lo ..., 'IIIII ~11\III41GniJ!ll ·-­ llate at w ,._ \'411t· ~ -Ill' I I • . II . ' . . aau,qt . . . . . Rfaii'Scliioal Will pranil 'l diM let . . . - . nl&ht at 8 p.m. Ia tbe idiool auditorium ullller the dlrecti011 ot offered Cor J-., high. ~·•• 1,1olr_sclay, 1lle ~~~ above, :ONE SYSTEM ~~ HEAlS ·~ · coas~. Neall, s,blr~.(1ulltla'. JIM cJ""""""' ~row, Mr. .AarOil $Qro; lfl1le llaymtia, 11aDi1J Prollltt, Ron Co.~~~ Ah!lrrt ot ~""jlcbrro 1r0re eoit _...n Melanie ~ ~~ Doldlolf·..Pllrrtil. 1 , . . . ... . cf)uj~iiU,S 'AND SOUTH~~N OHiO ELF;CrRIP C9M"ANY . . .' .Two - .; thet the College had tho poten. tial to correct these dorlclonclos In a shorter period ot limo. Man Killed Accidentally Surprisingly low, thanks to the fact that a heat pump requires no water for cooling, and delivers more than two units of heat for every heat unit of electricity it uses. The Electric Company has a spe· cia! low electric heat rate and can furnish specific annual operating figures for heat pumps. Q A Disruption Is Blamed On Laxness threatened by militancy takes 110 action "dlsrupdoos can and HEAVY RAIN AND SNOW WHIPPED BY GALE FORCE wind . ' s, usually do continue for some sent r!Yers coursing out ot their banks, lrlggored powor !allures limo.,. He addressed 800 coland anar1ed lransportaUon from tho lillciWest Ill Now England, lege deans at tho North Central with fro~~ forecast as far iblth ao tho <lilt Coast today. Aoaoclatioo of Academic Deana, N.. York Clt;y had more than two and a tblrd Inches o1 rain He sald the result was usually b,y ~ Tuesday nl&bt, causing power !allures lasting as long as a "sltuatioo that escalates until 11 h;ura. Thoulllllds of commotors were temporarily stranded lo it Is completely rut or control." ~ a& more than an Inch of rain triggered a short clrcul~ A unlver&lt;y has a responslblllllutclng down all trolley, trackless trolley and rapid translt serv.. Jty to make known its ••tolerance lee In the city. level, n he Bald. Brealcthrough jUIIl barely pollllible He ..aestod leg!&laUon would WASHINGTON - ADMINISI'RATION OFFICIALS said today South reflllt from non-action by lal<' oupported schools whlch would Vlelnam 1 announced wllltnpas to hold private talks with the "take from the unlverslt;y COliVIet Coni: CQI!d lead to a broaktluwgh in the deadlocked Pari& n"' ~-· it lntornal atralrs " IOIII!Ionl. u~ ovor s . It Wlll depald, the,y aald, oo whether tho Communlots are willing to O!ller . bto ..ch no.,Uations In good faith, oow that South Vlotnameoe Prealdent NI!IU'Oil Van Thleu hos made hlo olfor. A A ~omOllla.H Collop' • ovaluaticll <t faoolhJ for cloelaiono on morlt • -· and Ito pensloo and frlllla ...._ Ota program, The -~ · ccmunlttoe felt that tho Coli"'! . shoold take a closer look aclbllt areas. "Tho atralro Jll'llfii'UI "'lbere was evldence, DDt onb' (Coati0 Rio Grande College aceredlta- THE ELE HEAT PUMP A heat pump is a refrigeration machine which, by automatically reversing itself, heats as well as cools. It is a single unit that uses only air and elec· tricity ljust like your electric refrigerator)- no fuel, no water. In thl Dean' a otllee, but alto Ia the Dlvlaillll ol stu4Y and P.. rdng lor curricular and _ . . . dations, the Al&oelation granted It,', ', ... I r.n I Flower s. Just what is a heat pump and how does it Weather 'lJae lnt6elll Of'lJae Meigi·M610n Area <• r ."' 11011. A Put your jewelry, important papers and ""'et d-·tb.o• Will the heat pump make a difference in the way we live and wofkl ARE ALL YOUR VALUABLES SAFE? , l. b i ' O I I a l l Q BIG MOVE! ,· • '\ Now You Know NAME OMITTED 'l1lo name ot ~· ~~ou.,~. •• un\ntanllooolly omlltod ~· i · ·•' NEW YORK (UPI)..SoVeral Froa ........ 11ioalot.. a ..., lllt~. cllll4HD'Ich)llri~lllllbin poUcoin111 and a jUdge aat ........,. )ll ·~ilcaUt ol the Trlnltr Ulllle'! ~eh of -·'"''" a per!ortll&nCfl the Jut. · ...~. d Cl!blri 'Chrlot 1lbo at thO Sunday Mondi.Y night. r'voi~·-r-. E - """' Llnllinlenice. WIM11 It wa1 O¥er pdUee "Ch•" · Utionta. 'l'lle _ _ . "Cho''- ..;•.__, ~- , · - Ber· arrollled the actoro, lito~ ..-.- ..., - · • 18 Kll.LED IN TRAIN eer, tho cllr-J-, thl writer, the cowltzdovatad moch ol h11 ..,_ . alnluJaN- __. LA LOUV"""" - - . D.,.. _,.urn (11c." aot dilllgnor, tho costume time to · ~th ~'!- Alllo - Two packed COilllllllior triiJII dosiper and tho boX otllco •CIIIfse '" -• · crashed beiMIIrn Ll Ltlli-· !lielloy. -~•- and . ..., viere todiJ, At lout 18 Jill"• ''Chat" Wll New York'• Ber.-vwoY "" 11 10111 ..... ldUid, ~tiN tateot telt ot boW rar CJIHiap !l!'al!IY )llayed their ""'1101 aaltl. Another too poasedeir• . . eould 11.0 Ill the theater. ftilde. -•IDJured. According Ill Judp Amoa Beael, Tho play eoclo with 111 actor wbo oat tllrGqjll tho Monday J)la11ng !be prelldont <t thl niJht ~. It too Ullltotl aateo and wearing NAME Olllfl'l'W far. . AIJ thl Jlll"ICDiel were IIOiblng but ID Unele Sorn bat · charaod wiib J111bl1c 1....011, and a red, wblle and blue lllh Tho namo <t Beriba Sorllftl, ob~l1 aDd ...101111111 lOtio- lrOUIId ·blo walll lbootlnll Che. llapomOthor <t the tilli J o b a my, !ilno cl tha 10 perlono Tho !~ actora . and other .....,.., 1lbo pooled awa.r Frl· Involved at• 1111'1 charpcl with ·-.or PI!'-' 1111'1 held for clay lll&bt. .... liniDtlntlao.OU, "unlawllrl deallnp wilb 1 Child" arralinmlilt Ill lllanhalllll Cri- omllled from the rtpCiri of lila doalb. -a ywlb <t 17 who waa Ill thl mlnal Court. d<Mn 6:10 a.m.; Lock 23, Ray• mood Thorpe up5:45a.m.;Eigerelltr up 6:15 a.m.; Racine Locka, John J, Rowe down 5:30 a.m.; ~ State It> 6:50 a.m.; Greer>.., Locks, Ruth Brent It> 6:30 p. Hearing Postponed One Week -e road. Jnatead ot heading back to town, lhe walked deeper and J.. .,J ;' 41;500 Against Swim FeeS . .J ' . ted· •'DVeryUf.J.::..,d~.y· ·f,S .nrres \ ,;, 't ~>", ;i_ M!-i '(.I. 1< . . 1•,~(''"',· • • . 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