https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06947beb2fad3b7268675be2329314e3.pdf e10071d793652bf4c3f80633fdcd652c PDF Text Text 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•,~(''"',· • • . ' . .'. ... .•: -~. �. ' Man· Blackmarkets IDs ' & ·st Friend. Tough DrJJg Laws Draw SupJH)rl" two Criticize Investment Democrats said the state should hove Invested In long. tel'!ll bonds as provided In lhe lsauea approved by voter& Mastics• House vlttoriea Tuesday came after two hours of debate on the two bUls. · COLUMBUS (UPO - BUis Republicans were absent bl'llldenillll state druc laws 101 h'om the aesalon. b~un Houae 1\1)1)011 TuellDemocrats Croas Alale claY, while SOnete Repullllcano • That meant three Damocrata !lid to Iorge a Ylctary lor an were needed in lhe votJrw and admlnlstratlm bUI by the nar- that was exact!Jo how many rawest margin possible. crossed the aisle In voting. Rep, George E. Mastic11, RThe emergency clause passed CJevelaJKI, got overwhelming 22..& ard a sllnitar vote was reoq>port from both sides ol the eorded m the bill. poll~cal alale lor a l>lll to put !lePubllcans said the bill was amphetamines lllller atate con. a ·housekeepJng measure neces· trol and a companion bUl pro- sary to keep money from a hlblting glue sniffing. $250 million bond issue and a It was a different situation tn highway bond issue In efted. the LtJper chamber where an Demoerat11 argued that Gov. odminlstratlon bUI seeking James A. Rhodes' admlnlstraer.nges Jn ootice requiremema tion had erred tn firancial deon rel'undtrw notes from a prev- cislons in the past aM should loos bond issue was ~ tor con- be .. forc;:edtt to pay ott the ttderadon. notes no matter how hard it Is Senate Republicans, despite a tO lace." 21·12 majority, had to garner 'The problem was Ohio put three Democratic votes to get mooey Into short-term notes the bill passed as an emergen- and paid interest to retire the cy measure. notes and had not paid ott any serate rules require at least of the principle because short22 atlirmative votes to make a term interest rates would be fblU an emergency item, am lower. The bill placing a11111hata• mines - pep pWs - under .state control received a 9~ awroval, whlle the glue srdtfing measure wa·s _passed 89-S. Both bills provide a mls- demeaoor lfllnalty the llrst time a user is convicted, aiXI felony peneiUes subsequent!Jo, For peddlers, first otrenaes would be felonies, aiXI aubS&o quent convictions lelooles with ' stilfer penalties. Three bills were to be voted on In the Senete today and two in the House. A dozen bills were oft'ered in the Legislature Tueaday - six In eac'l_ boose. I Last Kennedy Builds Anti-Nixon Platform Mr. and Mf•. Damy Smith ol lllclth ~nt open! the weekend bore with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Robert Arnold. Mra. Kenneth Settee, health IIIT!Ie for the Meigs-Gallia Com~ munU;y Action Program, was at llarletta recent!Jo lor a meeting 1/. lhe Zooe 3 Citizens Committoe oo Mental Retirclation. Mro, Scltes' work with the CAP lnYOlves health problems with low IDcome lamllieo ol the t w o counties. Mr. ~ and Mrs. Paul Kautz and chlldnn, Rl<hard and JUI, of Columbua were &mday guests ol his mother, Mrs. Edith Kautz. Paul'a birthday was observed with a dlmer at ,_. end eake cl!r(IJIIthe alternooo. WASHINGTON (U PO - Without eJpOstng his poLitical plans for 1972, Sen. Edward M. KeMedy is slowly but surely building a platform puttil18 him on a collision course with President Nixon. In the first months oi the Nixon administration, the 37year-<dd crown prince of the Kennedy legacy has.: -Outlined far-reaching proj)()sals that would end a 20-year uwar policy" with regard to Malnlarxl China and urged that the Communists replace the Chinese Nationalists on the U.N. Security Council, · an almost uq:Jrecedented recommendation by a msjor pollticel llgure. Rallying Point - Beco1J1e the rallying point for opponents of any antlbaUis.. tics missile system- Sentinel or Safeguard-and has taken the unusual step ot privately cmnmissionlng a study by noted scientists. - Urged a total overhaul or COLUMBUS - Senator Oakley the drart. lj>llino (R-lronton} introduced a lftU lh' ·fhO Ohio Senate· Monday - Taken. on the "'"'erful oil c· Collins Bill Hits Junkers .,tch will provide counties with the authority to remove aOO dis- pose or abandoned junk autmtobUes. Presently, the law all<IWS only a county sheriff to order abanodoned autos into storage, and, if these rernaiD unclaimed Cor 60 clays sell them at public auction after a reasoreble attempt has been made to notl(y the ow~ or. In many cases, however, the cost of storing the cars Cor this period ~ time and the cost or locati'l! the owner an! giving him time to claim the car is more than the authorities are able to realize trom the sale. Collins' bill would reduce the time such cars would have to.be lleld lo 30 days. While an effort would stJII have to be made to locate the owner, the procedures are conslden.bly silq)llfied and and should result in reduced costa. 1r1 many cases, cars consider .. &d as "junkers" are sold at a public auction only to reappear on the county highways at a later dato. Senetor Co!Uns' bUI would require the disposal of such junk vehicles only to a junk yard, thereby precluding tlleir later IQJpeal'lnce on the public high- Market Report PT. PLEASANT UVESTOCK SALES Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. saturday, March 22, 1969 HOGS- 175 to 22020to20.90, Heavies 19.50 to 20. 75, Lights 16 to 19, Fat sows 15.75tol8.25, B..rs 12,35 to 14,50, Pigs 7 to !2.50, Stock Shoats 12 lo 22. CATTLE - Steers 23,50 to 28, Heifers 21.75 to 26; Fa t Cows 1&50 to 2L60, Canners 13.6(1 to 16.35, Bulls 21 to 23.50, Milk Cows 100 to 165, stock Cows arxl calves 165 to 240, Stock Steers 22.75 to 29, Stock Hollers 21.50 to 25. 75, Stock Steer Calves 24 to 30. 50, Stock Heifer C&lves 22.50 to 26. VEAL CALVES - Tops 42.60, Seconds 41.10, Medium 33.75 to 39,25, common & Heavies 32 to 42.60. Interests by charging that the import quota program Ls a speci.ll sq:~ for the industry aiXI costs the ec000111J1 between $4 billion and $7 billion a year. - In the midst of the most UJl)qJular war in the nation's history, called for a sympath~ tic stu<ly to plot the ruture ol thousands who dodged the draft an:l took refuge in other nations. - Summoned three top Nixon officials before his administrative practices arxl procedures subccmmittee to explain alleged laxity in enforclng equal em.. ployment opportunicy. Direct Conllict Although some of the poslUons Kennedy has staked out put him in direct con11lct with Nixon, the new Senate Democratic whip so l'ar has not harshly criticized the new administration. On the issue of Vietnam, Kennedy has refused to join ideologically sympathetic colleagues such as J, William Fylbr(ght, D-Ark., aJ¥1 Sen. George S. McGovern, O.S. D., in assailing Nixon ror moving too slowly to change policy. Instead, Kennedy has said that the Presldent Is entitled to more time to put hi s "peace plan" tnto operation. But on other issues, Kennedy apparenUy has no intention of waiting Cor Nixon to move. His draft prq,osals were introduced while the administration wu only beginning its stody olthe prOOlem. FREE BABY A CHICK ~ Friday &Saturday April 4 &5 (With 8 Gal•. Ga•) CERTIFIED OIL STATION Pomeroy 538 W. Main ' COLUMBUS· (UPI) - Deoi- League Inc., Jaid lhe result ero and dog wardens In msny was a "horrible, horrible" aU.. · Ohio counties oponte oo lhe uodon. She said lm»Gunded dop of· !tinge ot · the law by Wesalb' ten were given to peraona who glvirw away COWit.Y pound doss Mf,. E. M. Wood returned later aold them to people lor Moliday alter vistdng In KDox- and seUirw them to research reuarch before legal requirenlle, Tem. with Dr. 111d Mra, agencies I~ and out o! the menta were met at Jocal leveL Wolter Beahm and Mro. Geor- state, a senate atud¥ cOblllllt"There Is a blac:k market ln tee waa tolcl Tueaday nliht. gia Wood. d--• In Oblo aM the ration," Jean McClure Kelll, ot Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck and she aid. ' ehlidrO!I, Brent and Brenda, Co- Yoongatown, eorreJPOndiJW aee~ J, r,tcMahon, deld serl~mbuo, were recent auests ot retary ol ~ Animal Charll!' vicea director ot the Humane lila parents, Mr. and Mra. RichSoclat;t ,of the , U. S., .. sed In ard Pickens. Tho.Y cameeoi>eeloJw.-~...;.6-. D. presented l,y lor the fUneral services ot .. ~._-.-. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK tea:tl11191b' lhowt~ abuaes of Mrs, Hauck's srandlatber, AI. HOIJI: No. I, 21.$; 200 • 230, bert VIII Cooney. 21; 230 - 240, 20 ~0; 240 • 260, the plea~ law alii urged reMr. and Mrs. WUbur Theobeld 20; 260 • 280, IUD; 190 • 200, visl0111 lo make more stril~nt attended the Bob Crotby varle- 20 7!5; !80 • 190, 20.23; Sows, pe'*dll tor IUq:al dl11posal of ty show staged last Week at Vet- 17.50 - 18. 90; Boara, 15.10 - counl1 doll•· Ohio law requires onlmala ._ erans Memorial Allditortwn In 15,80; Stock Hogs, 20.50- 23. 7!5; Colwnbua. The show reaturednot Pigs by lhe Head, 12.75-17.80 held hours 1n order to ~~.. owners a chance to reclaim ool,y Bob Crosby but Gary Croocattle good to cltolce steers, by and hia aon, Christopher, a 28 • 29.25; Good Stoera, 211.511- them, lxl4 aeeordlng to Mevoea.Hil 27.80; Standard Steers, 24-25.50; Mahon, sevaral dos wardens In Chip Hqgerty and Doxie Wol- Good Hollers, 25 - 27.50; Good tbe state do not follow lhe law. niegal Dog Tral!le ters are spending the week at Cowa, 20.25-22.20; Utlllt.Y, 18 • He aald Ulegal doll tramc exFort Lauderdale, Fla. They plan 19,50; C8Mer and CUtter. 17 to retum 9mclay. The two boys down;· Bulls, 21.50- 25.25; Good Isted In 2~ counties In Ohl,. "I would alao like to OJq>ha• accompanied students !rom Rio Stock Calves Steers, 26.50 - 29size that tltlo Is only a partial Grande College. • 85; Good Stock calves Helfer&, list, • McMahon said after nemMrs. Betty Howell, den coach 24.50- 211.25. IJW the counties. · ot Middleport Cub Scout Pack Veal Calves, Choice, 42,50; The bill, heard for the second 245, and Mrs. Joan Council of Good, 40. 50; Medbun, 38; Com· Langsville Paek 239 altended the merical, 35 down; Baby C&lves tJnne Tueaday night, wiU be "' lor further conslderadon next Council Coordinator Worklhop by the Head, 23 • 64. and Instructor's Training Class Ewes and Lambs by the Hesd, week, before lhe Senete Agrl· culture and State Apncleo saturday In Huntington, W. Va. 35. c.. n I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I s lb. ba1 59~ SAUCE Solid Heads of New CABBAGE ~· lb. .. ,~ "" "" Prealdent Franklin n. ~elt proposed adding six justices to the U lluilnme Court iD 1937 but, llllr a blUer fight in Conthe proposal was de- .r. £':::t llrtm~nrr ~ •': TUNA l f ,". r ~ f I· Jumh Rolls DEL MONTE ' ~ TUNA '• ' CERTIFIED . OIL STATION · Display! 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The p~a got under way Los Ageles Lakera, ruiera otlhe . nlahera In the , East, were The eight survlvln1 teento at By United PN!IS lnteriBdonal tile 1968-69 National BalkeG>all with the proud but 8lillll Bolton West, hosts to the SOil slrlet!Jo bl'standera In the late East otaeea at the raaular ...... as ·Alooclatlon befl(n their lwnt for Ce!Uca meeting the Pblladelphla Fnnc:lsco Warrlora. W L Pet. GB dory and gravY ionliilt, with a Indiana , •••. 43 32 .573 record-ehatter(IJII $400,000 purse Kentucky •.• 39 33 .542 2'h Miami , •.•• 40 34 .541 2'h All.Stan® Minnesota ••• 35 39 .473 7'h New York.., ,17 58 .227 26 West W L Pc~ GB & x-Oakland .•• 54 18 .750 April 4& 5 New Orleans • , 42 32 .568 13 (With 8 Gals. Gao) Denver , •• , ,42 33 .560 13\'o 411. The other four teams to 'make Dallas ..... 36 35 .521 16lh the playolts swing Into actlon Los Angeles , .32 40 .444 22'/z NEW YORK (UPO - The Houston .... 22 so .306 32 Thursday night, with the Knlcks "players" and a simon-pure x-Cilnched title challenging the Bullets In amateur drew blood from the 538 W. Main Thursday's Results Baltimore. <:ontract tennis prolesslonals In New Orleans 112 Denver 100 the openl1111 roond of the $25,000 Mlnneoota 114 New York 104 Madison ~re Garden Chal· Dallas 127 Oakland 120 lenge Trophy· ,()pen and tonl&ht Miami 125 Kentucky 106 1t will be lll .to that _pro of pros, :ndlaiB 140 Los Angeles 124 "Aw, lf'l•• not quit ytl! We Pancho Gonzalez, to restore Wedneaday's Game& some balance and gain some want lo tEO 11ronnd thal field Oaklan:l at Houston twiu more! .. persoml revenge, .IJXllaiB at Los Angeles Rod Laver of the National (Only games scheduled) Tennis League, second seeded · FIGHT RFSUl.TS in the 32-man field, boWed By United Press lntenlltlonal Tueaday night to Cllll Rlclley, WEMBLEY, England (UPO of San Angelo. Tex., 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, Jack Bodell, 203%, Britain, and John Newcombe ol World stopped BUI Walker, 191V2, Bri· C~ion Tennis, fifth seeded. lain (8), Mark Howe, 158, Bri- was brought down by Mark Cox SELECT tain, stowed Jimmy Ramos,158, ol England, 6-2, 8-10, 6-2, Boston (1). 4 HP YOURS This is the first or . four F1FTH • SIXTH TEAM- The Pomeroy "A" squad was part of the seven-team 5-6th graders American (t)en tournaments NOW! BOSTON (UPO - Gerry Graci, Involving contract protesslorals, Basketball League in the Meigs Local School diatrlct this past season. Members of the team are 139, Arlington, Mass., outpoint- u n a ll g n e d professionals. front row, I to r, Bobby Schneider, Jeff McKimey, Jbnmer Soul.sby, Pat Soulsby, JJmmy Quails; EASY ed Marcelino Alicea, 138, Holy. amateurs and "pla,yers." Ulller back row, Jim Soulsby, Coach; Monte Drenner, Charles Allen11worth, Tom Batey, Michael Braun, PAY By FRED DOWN oke, Mass. (10). Brinley Seth and Frlink Seth, Coach. - Sentinel Photo. new USLTA rules, "players" PLAN! UPI Sports Writer may seek prize money rather 5 HP The pg In the ~loveland than eJ~Penses. Richey took the ·IJXllans' training ca11111 Is that first step toward the $5,000 first Tony Horton 11became a hltter" prize money, but Cox is playing :when a $1 haircut caused his tor expenses only. ,' ClUJ to tall over his eyes, Cox Is the young man who : In any event, tlie 6-foot, 3-lnch shocked the tennis world by ' right-bander haa been sluggirig defeating Gonzalez in the :lhe ball aU over the Arlzons WE world's ftrst open event at "landSCIIIO during the 10 days Bournemouth, Englarw;t a year SERVICE :,alnce his locka were attorn and ago. And the draw now brings The 1969 Rio Grande College by two fine local prospects !rom lege, Away, 3:30 p,m,; AprU 26, AND ' has raised hill spring average to By United Press International him back against Pancho, who baseball team is comprised of Wellston. They are sophomores x-Martetta College, Home, 1 p. :. 330. He came through apln DEliVER The 32 points or Don Freeman wasted no time lr. disposing of 10 returning lettermen, six fine Ed Jacobs and Terry Fout. Ed m. : Tueaday when he slJWled to p,~shed Miami past Kentucky Czechoslovakian amateur Jan looking CreshmeQ and three olh- Is looking fine at second and May 2, Urbana College, Home, :contribute to a three-run rally 125-106 in American Basketball Kodes, 6-3, 7-5, er upperclanmen. third base, while Terry Is show- 3:30 _p.m.; May 3, xx. Cumber~.rx:l then homered in the ninth Aasoetetion play Tuesda)' night Arthur Ashe, u.s. Open The returning lettermen are lng gond prospects In the out- land CoUege (May Day), Home, ' to give the Indians a thl victory and tightened the Eastern champion at Forest Hllls, was led by senior Dick Laughlin, a field and in catching. The rut- 1 p.m. ~ May 10, x:x..Campbellscover lhe Seattle PDota. Division race. shaky In the Cirst set. but came three-year letterman at second field rookies are Chrta stfver- ville College, Home, 1 p.m.; : Ron Santo drove In three runs The victory moved Miami to on to down amateur Gene Scott base. Dick batted .508 In 1968 son (Logan, Ohlo)andMlkeDwor- May 14, xx..Unioo COllege, Home, :with a homer and a single and within one percentage of the of New York, 1--6, 6-3, 6~ an! was the team's MVP. Re- ek (Pitlsburgh, Pa.). Chrla, a 1 p.m.; May 17, xx-Oakland Clt.Y : rookie outfielder Don Y~ runnerup Colonels, 21h games Charles Pasarell of Puerto turning at third base is a jun- freshman, and Mike, a qho- College, Away, 1 p.m. ; also homered ror the Chic:ago behind front.numlng lndlana. Rico, a member ot the Davis lor two-year letterman. Bill Me- more, are battling for the cen~ x - Doubleheader. Miami seized the lead three c"' squad, opened by defeating Donagh. Bill battecE 508 In !968.'· ·-~or .~d right field positions. ;..CuJ>•t!n .. ~. tri~. '<)"!!r lh~ xx - Con!erenee Doublehead"dig in" and do more JObs for you. . • ~. plego r.ares. • · . · · At ihottstop, Bill ~ldorrlson, is Dave ··rugdon; a freshman from er. his CUP •'*h• a eontract pro, Yard-Man Earthbird Tillers are available in 4HP and ·f l!oO ~uiot went 3-Cot':3,' raisins =~ :!dv!:ti~eii,~';4 DeMis Ralston, SA, 3-6, 6-3. top eandfdate . .,Wee" is a two. Zane11ville, ls looking fine be5HP. You pick the power range you want. From there BEUVEAU RETURNS lbls si>rillll average to ,52.1, and alter one quarter and to 63-50 Manuel santane or Spain put year letter wilmer who batted hind the plate. The new mem· TORONTO (UPO Center on, ALL Earthbird Tillers are the same . .. hRvy~ :WOlle Mc:Covey and Dick Dietz by the half. Jim Ligon had 26 out a professional, Antonio .295 In 1968 while leading the bers ol the pitching corps are Jean Deli veau, almost eoJJVleteduty consrruction . . . dependable performance ..• :drove ln a total or seven runs as for Kentucky, The Colonels' Palafox of Mexico, 6-0, 6-3, team in stolen bases(lO). ••Wee" all freshmen. They are Steve ly recovered rrom a rtb injury and, features that make Earthbird more than just a :t;he San Franclsco Giants Louie Dampier was held to 20 Okker, a contract profession- also wes the MVP In 1966. Mike Slaughter, Barry Bemett (right Tiller. incurred March 9, wlll return to ;wallaped the Oakland Athletics and DareJ CarrJer to 18 pointa. at, disposed of Ron Holmberg of Serio, a sophomore, is the re- banders), flldp Miller and Dan the Montreal uno.., tonight ;12-& Dick Green had two In other ABA games, DaDas Highland Fall s, N. Y., ~. _. '3 ~ , turning letterman at first base. Davis (IOUthpaws). when the Canadlens atjempt to •doubles and a single for the deleated Oakland 127-120, Min- which left Holmberg with Mike batied .330 in 1968 and •<~Athletics. clinch the East Division title of neaota snapped an elght'i"JJle nothing at all. Holmburg was RIO GRANDE COLLEC.E the National Hockey League ln : Bill Butler, W tor Montgome- losing streak by defeating New playing lor cash, and collected is a very fine defensive plJ¥er. 1969 BASEBALL SCHEDULE The ouU!eld has two return. a game against the Toronto ~ last season, yielded onb a York 114-104, New Orleans won 110 eJQienae money. AprU I, x - Morris Harvey ing lettermen in I».ve Reker's, :Olngle by George Thomas in the Ita ninth atralglft by downing Australia's Tony Roche, top a junior two-year letter win- College, Away, I p.m.; AprU 3, Maple Leafs. The team captain had 32 ~rd lmlng ao he pitched a one- Denver 112-100, · and Indiana seeded in the 32-man Oeld, ner, who batted .397 in 1968, Flint Communlt.Y Jr. CoUege, ;hlt 4-0 win for lhe Kansas Clt.Y rooted Los Angeles 140-124. moved up over amateur Brian while leading the team In RBI'a Home, 3 p.m,j April 4, x-Fllnt goals and 47 assists ~Royal11 over the Boston Red Sox Fairlie of New Zealard, and (23) and tied for most bomera Communlt.Y Jr. COllege, Home, ,In a n,.._Innlng game. Joy Foy Andres Gimeno of Spain ousted (3) with Laughlin. The other re- I p.m.; AprU 8, x-CedarvUle Colhit a twl)orun homer against hts amateur Ole Mastase or Ruma- turning letterman Is Tom Dans- lege. Home, 1 p.m.j AprU 12, ~former teammates. nia, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. liOn, a junior, who batted .320. xxaPlkevUle College, Away, 1 • lloog Powell drove In four Jim Osborne, a "player" from Tom plays center field po11ltion. p.m.; April 16, Malone College, 'riDls with his tltlrd homer olthe Honolulu drqJped aging profes~ There are two returning let- Home, 3 p.m.i Aprll 19, xx-Be.. apr(JW and two singles and sloml Pancho Segura, 6--2, 6-3. termen in the pitching depart. rea College, Away, 1 p.m. i ApBrooks Roblnsoo and Paul Blair Pla,r continues through satur· ment. They are seniors Gary rU 22, WllmlngtonCollege, Away, eaeh had three hlte to lead the day, with the final match a Carmody and Larry Miller. Gary 3:30 p.m.; April 24, Maiooe ColBaJUmore Orioles to an S.2 RUPP bellt-of-five seta competitim. led tile team In strike outs and victor} over the Wathlrwton posted a 7~ won-lost record. LarMINI Senators. ry had a 2.:! record In 1968 OVer 40 Meigs High SChool stuOn other fronts: Joe Torre BIKE while leedlng the pltcblng corps Lily· White Agents dents 31 boys and 10 &Iris llad two singles and Dol MaxvUI men! the DEALER fn ERA (1,2&), and Phil Gqllano homered In bepn a toble temls tournament The other two lettermen are $157 Ill tho St. Louis cardl..ls' 10-5 this week In boy& and girl a ein.. Bob Brubaker (sophomore) and area decision over the Minnesota glea, boys doubles, girl• douLerry Boai (junior). Bob dividbles and mfxed dwbles. Twins. • .Don DryJdale was WASHINGTON (UPO - ForFor further informauon Matches are being played lllr- mer ClevelaRI BrOII'ns fullback ed hia time between shortstop lheUed tor six rune and six hJts Write: :1n six lnnlovs as the Mortreal lng the 110011 hmch period 11 Jim Brown wants 0. J, Simp- and left field. Larry, the smalleat, but the most competitive :E>pos whipped the Los Arweles time permlto. & Assoc. son ami other Negro star ath- member of the team, caught and The tournament has been or- letes to tlre their ' 4 lily-whlte" :Dodgers B team 6-3. · 110 N. HI 9h St. ; Jilil Wynn's two-run drat- ganized by U. S. Boys Under 17 agents and hire black represent.. did lhe pinch hitting. Gahanna, Ohio 43224 The Infield candidates are led 'lmdJW homer paeed the Houston Champlm Jolm T1111ehUI, w h o atives to negotiste their proles,Astros over the Atlanta Brave a leaves AprU 9 for exhibitions and sloral cmtractL ~ .3-1. , •Tony Perez hit two tournunenta In Albany, N. Y., Brown said Lew Alclndor and 98~ ;h<lnen and two doubles and Long llland, N, Y., and Mu- Leroy Keyes have hired white •drove ln ab: rUIUI aa the nich, Germany. He will be gone agent&. ;Clnclmati Reds blitzed lhe four weeka. He opoke Tue sclay before tile Meigs High boys competition BEU, a black cepltaliam organ;Detroit Tigers 16-1. Chuck • BREAST PROTECTORS :Hinton hit • three-run homer waa sei up with Chuck Hannaifa ization he founded. The grcqo ;Um Anl:l,y Mesaersmith pitched seeded lira~ Joe.y IBnd,y sec- held the world prenrlere or IOVOD ohulollt innl'V' In the ond, Mark Moyer thlrd, and John Brown's new motion pictures, :caJllornla A1111els' 12-2 romp rutcharl fourth. Rich HagpJV' .. 100 RUle11," to benefit area and Keith Usle were placed. I! ~over the Hawaii Islanders of the black businessmen. there are no upaeta, Moyer will ;paelftc C..st Leque, be meeting Llale In the quarter COMPLETE ONE - STOP SHOP WINS SERVICE AWAIUl tln.lls and Ramah In the aemla. • .NEW YORK (IJPI) - Dr. Charto the other brackat, RltchEVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN AND 'BARBER LEADS lea J. Blantord., veteran trac:k art would meet Haggert.Y In lhe :' PALM BEACH GARDENS, HIS ll'IFE • and field olllclol !rOm Sean'Fla. (UPI)- Mlller Borber lesda IPI-1 and Hlndy In I h e dale, N, Y., today waa named :Gent Lltdor by a mere $202 in Hmlo, · il lllrls alngles, Sondy John. recipient of the Meritorlouo :their ._tile lor the top spot oo 1011 Ia Meded Clrst and GIOIIII Service Award for 1969 present;tho IJIOIIIY tarnlngs list among Sproaue aecand. Llncla Haekou ed by the Track Writers Aaao. )rolt11IIni &Oilers. ~at New York. ' Borber has won t52, '130 ao lar an! !lory Holman are placed. yar to Littler'• f52,t21, Floyd, wlmer of last SIGNS ROOKIES ANU~NY elknd'l JacklonvtUe Open, lieU', sltarp NEW YORK (UPO- The New · ·MINNOW ~-ed to sixth place on the York Glanta ot ~ Nliti,..l BUCKETS j(!at with t38,6(!4. Football Leque today sl&ned • Yliw •LIFEVEST rookla delOIIOIVO ..cks Rlclard ~ Dealer For • Perrin or BowUrw Green and !LAVER NAKED WINNER ' . 'a~ YORK (UPO- Austra- ~~';' c=c~ Weber Slate to <I!Gd Laver · wao named Perrin, a ~. 20iiHJunder, AND jjlrtiaar ol lhe leta lolartlnl 6 was the Glanta' No. 13 draft AVE. ,...It Teliolo Pilfer at the Year . choice and Smith, 6-0 •nd 200 . · , ~Ave. Phone WY, 2·2550 ~Tue: . by a . . . . poundo, waa the team'• 14th By Miami Tops 6911.,. BOUNTY TOWELS CANNED WITH DUUJE 1-I'C. TOOL BET Pia.y·. offs. Begin Tonight 1 · VALUE-PRICED MEATS I . ~..~ BOX MARSHMALLOW CDMP~ET£ aatonlshlng reversals ot form In the league's 23-year history. A Y* ago, Baltimore ftnbhetl last. This. year, with the aei,daldm ol Westley Unoeld and lhe · monagerlal aklll at Gene !l>ue, the Bolleto took Baltlmore, Pblladelphla 111111 their dlvlsloo Utio. Pride Is lhe topul' lor the New York charied to lhe wire. The Dllleta ,.t hoine on !lip, Laktra, lords at the West who brillg(IJII abcolt at lhe more tlnllhed irltil a 55.:!7 alate, seven games ahfad of 'second. plaea Atlanta. Led by the towering and ~nt.rolncl­ ed Wut Chamberlain, tile Lakers open their beat of seven oerles against tile Son Frandoco Warriors, a team which played .liDO . ball but found that percentage JlDQd em~gh for tltlr<l place over SOil Diego' a 37- On VIEnl HOI DOG CARRIES ITS TOOLS INSIDE I ..• in a SCORES . Now Late looks . • . great comfort .. ·~;:;;~."'"' low, low pri4lle8! DETERGENT GIANT SIZE PKG. [ DEPT. STORE j' • , SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BREEZE GRAPEFRUIT RUTLAND v /', ( I March 26, 1989 Big Bat I I I '< F ;, FnmilyAffalr a Florida Fine Quality At Low Low Price ;:::::::;...; ~= :=::::::::::::::::: : ;: ::;:;:::;:; :.:;:;:;::::::;;;:;::«=;:;:;;:;.;.;.;.;:;:;.;.;.: . The circumference of the football has become smaller as the importance of passing has increased. The balJ's circumference is 28 to 281h inches when jq. OaiA!d to lhe regulation pressure of 12% to 13'1. pounds, The World Almanac says. 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Two mol'W' In their Vletoom oraeool -eliCCJI)Iera. · Aa,.rlcen Glo were ldlled and il>diY lloltered U, S. .Ninth Military apokesmen oald aoi 65 were woo.- In the IIOif>Jnlantry Dlvlalon headlll8rtero ........... number of 120mm mldiQIIt bor._ oouth ot Solaon, q~lodlng the mortar 1'011111!1 tell IIIW the It wao o! 25 ovorn!llbt aheliiJW• Into South Vlotltameae to!ms and aWed mWtary bues aa 'the Communlats• •Uonwide ollonsho entered Its 32nd day with no end In slllbt. U.S. Infantrymen reported ldiiiJW 17 .114 Persons Hijacked On Delta Jet to Cuba ' r' MIAMI (UP!) - A Newark-toSOn Diego Delta AlrUnoa Jet with 114 perl<lOS aboard was hijackod to Cuba Tueoda,y Dlllbt in the nation's Uth eommerclal airliner piracy of the year. The DC8 was upected to retum to the llnited states from Havana today, flying to Dallas after a brief stop In Miami. The plane was commandeered ~ milutes alter It took olf from LOvNiold In Dallas. The pilot, Capt. Wollam Wood, radioed the Fort Worth control tower for permission to make a left tum. asked if he was to rolurn to Love He was planning Field. • 14No, Pm going to Havana,,. Wood replied. Later, according to tbe Fedorol Avi.U.. Administration, Wood rsdloed tor direc- Saraoota, Fla. He said ootblng about the hijacker. "He must have him in the cockpit, u said an FAA spokes· 11W1 in Mllllll. I was the 2111 hljacldng of the year, including aeven foreign planes. Tbere have been nve attempted htjacklngs, the latest a ~eok ago today when an FBI agent ovo,._ored a Vlollam'a mU>r ;,(ties lr<ln o v e r ~ 11 h t saJ:voa, mUitary spdoe_, sold, but a !lveI'OUI!td mortar lllrrqo lrm Quans Trl, the northenmost proVince capital, killed throe children and wounded lour SCluth Vlotoomese ~nq>era. IDIIde Solgon, VIol Cong terrorists planted a ~ trill> ~:_:a::•= :c:,~. l RIVER NEWS l1rod. The Hods spared . J GAUGES - Galllpollo, 12.2 and 21,0 runnlJW 32 !eel of rollorl; Pt. Pleasant, 25.31; Pom&ro;y - Mooon, 22.21; 1.05 rlailw; Katawhe Falla, 9.51 rto1,_; Olorleaton, 2L85 rising. London, running 11.75 !eel ofroll· SCluth m...., Apple Grove News, Events era: Marmet, rwmtne 7 feet; and Wlnfteld, runnlow 13 loot. Rio Grande (Condnoed lr1111 pogo I) Ia extraordinarily well pamod In tbe structural · sante.•• The report noted tho! students were aware of ·the Inherent weaknea... es In the pb,yalcal plant andlnthe cultural aet1lng o! the Immediate area, but thalr attitude"'' poolUvti In seeking practieal remedies within tho preserlbed limIta at the tosUtudooal framework. The OlUIIlliners netodwith commendaU.. tho improved IIDanclal altuadon at lilo Grande Cuilogo. "'lbere bas been an obvious e!!ort to bring ll'e&ler atabiiIV to the economic support of the ecUcaUooal program." The examlning committee recommended that the College oalabllah an eotote planning program By 1IIRS. HERBERT ROUSR Mr. and Mrs. David Hadloy of. Delta airliner, wt allowed it to Rlelunond, 0., are &DIIOUilC:inl land to New Orleans to refUel tho birth of 1 oil< and one-hell and discharge Its 95 passongero. poond daughter -ed Divita The laot successful hijacking Clalidett. Gnndpar•IW• are Mr. was Morch 17 and Involved ard Mra. Herbert Miller and another Delta airliner, this one Mrs. Elizabeth Roosh, aH of Leen route from Dallas to tart Falls• Charleat.., S.C. A man with a Mrs. Chester Durst and Mn. shoebox lull of dynlllllte was Bill Courtney of NUea. 0., were gunman ·who had taken over a the hijacker. The same day, four men, also using dynamite, ·' outside 1 hooae parcy Tuesday nl8hl. When the guaots emerged it ell'loded. 'One dvltton •a~ killed . and 22 oul!ered WOUilCis. The terrorists eocspeil. lmmedlateiJ' to Insure thet the endowment and other capital requirements of the CoU.,.. could be made. ~ alumni relatiooJ, the examIning committee reported that there had boon a rsal e!!ort to atrengthon the College's relaU.. with Its alumni only within the last two or three years. 4 'The present Director ol Alumni Relations haa greatly increased the rumber of elumnl who now contribute to the College." luncheoo guesta of Mn, Daraa Parsons Saturday, aJXl called on hijacked a Peruvian airliner Mrs. Herbert Roush. tion• as he passed over and forced It to fly to Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Roush. Nancy, Sharon, David, Cindy and Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Butch WUson and children, spent Sun,.Races are rnan;y dUferent color I, red, white, brown and yallow. day evening with Mr. and Mra. I think raeea shouJd st.y to&ether ... as rainbow power. COlon Dana Lewis at Clifton, W. Va. p.~t together." Tbis il artleulate social comment from the pen Mrs. norence Qullten is a of. an 11-yeaMid Mh grader, Rosalind Franklin. 9le Is a Nemedical patient at St. Joseph's gro from Cleveland. Hospital. Among the children ol. racial mlnoriUes who grow up and go Mrs. Ulrry O'Brien held a to school In disadvantaged urbon settings there is apparently a vast well of latent talent tor self-expressJm-lean, literate, Beeline party at her home Tuesreallltic commeirtary on the world as they see it, aald UPra day evening. Mrs. fo'ern Norris, Mrs. Clw'· Frederick Treesh today, Writer Budd Schulberg !ound It when los Wagner spent Monday with he established his writers workshop In Watts. Alltllor._t George ,.Mendcna, II01Y touring schools In Ameri- Mrs. Ray Heiney. Soturday guests ol Mr. and ca's large cl~! ptfliilntg material for a new book, is amazed Mra. Pete Shields anJ Bertha and excited about the artisUe CJJai!IY ot the poems, essays and art he I~ finding. Cooslder, he says, the Jarring protei! poem Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. written- anonymoualy by a atudent at New York's Julia Richman Jim Roush. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson m~ School: o! Flatwoods, W. Va.; Mrs. Phillip Hadlord and Steplolnle o! uHey there mlater Rock Springs; Mr. and Mrs. John ''With two cars. Fisher, Molly, larry aRI Amy, ''Why do I have and Mrs. Jack Sargent, all of u0n1y one shoe?" ·:::-: Racine. "!::S Ohio Valley Grange 2612, Letart FaUs, served retreahment t FIVE-DAY FORECA9r 1then POmona Grange met Frl~ • &low flurr:lea and much beday evening at Rock Springs. 1ow n o r m a J temperatures Members attending were Mr. and Thursday throullhMonde.Y, with Mrs. Early Roush, Mrs. Guy hiP• averaglngtothe30anorth Nelglor and Mrs. Erma Wilson. to the 401 south and lows In Mrs. Katie Bass, Mrs. Dara the 201. Jullgo Ronald 11. calhoun, Gal- Lewis of Cllttoo, W. Va., were PreclpJtatioD. will average a. lla Counly C1111mon Pleas Court, luncheon guests Monde,y ol Mrs, round Inch melted. bas suspended the probation of Russell Roush. Razel D. Boggess, 36, P(IJ'leroy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adfor fallure to eomply with terms ams am Larry O'Brien were o! prol>odon handed doWn May business vlaltors in Columbus 3, 1966. am called on Mra. Vernon cact;y. Indicted by the 1965 January Louise Boggess, daughter of tenn grao:l jury for non-s~port, Mr. and Mrs. Charles &aess, Bosgoso pleeded guiliY when ar- Is a surgical patient at Holzer raigned and was put on three HospitaL yeers' prol>otloo by Jullgo C. W, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pooler o! Smith, VInton c...,cy, sltt~ by Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Boya Lasue team managers assignment. Norris and Clarence, called on The last time !lqjgess report- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norrta Sunlo lllddleport are to liot needed ed to the probation otllcer wu day. ~pment and forward this to Cbarlea Smith ao that orders the day he was put on probation Farmers in the Letart Falla D11J be placed by April I, II nearly three yeers ago, accor~ area are beginning to set cabIJW to a coort journal entry. The bage for an early market. was amounced today. Tho Association, meeting &In- sheriff's department is boldi~ a warrant for Boggess' arrest. day, elected Betcy Smith treas.,..r and set the next meeting tor April 8 ot 1o1m baH, A II Dl&'i IN COLLISION managera and othero willing to to CANTON (UPO- Herman Ayhelp to tho BIUIIIIler program Three defendants lor!elted Ire urged to attend. If unable ers, 60, Paris, Ohio, died late Tueoda,y when his car collided bonds aDd two otbers were flftfld ill come, they are asked to cell hesd-oo with another auto on U.S. Tuesday Dlllbl In the court of llr. SIJojth. 30 esot of here, Middleport 1111or C. 0. FiliiSmith and Richard Vaullhan or. opoke TueodoJo to elementary NO PROGRE$ For!oWng bonds wore Burton .,..... pupils at ldlool to Inform COSHOCTON, Ohio (UP!) T. DeWeese, U, MeArtlur, t30, tbom of. the program. Hlllh ldJool boys lntereoted In No progress waa reported to- lntoxlcaticll; Raberl C, Roush, IIJIIP(riDg. for $2 per game, are day In a atrlke which has lj(]ed 28, New Haven, speediJt& $25, 850 employes at a General FJee- Slid Norman D. Staats, 18, Midto DIIIUJ Art !IAJbort. trlc Co. plaDt here, dleport, $18.70, o1x11> 11e1 vlolaU... Kerr's Run Group Fined were J, W. MdiiiiTIIY, PLAN BAKE SALE 25, Ma- $10 and c:olll, opoedGirl Scout cadet Troop 170 To Thursday ln& and Elwood Pl!lllfp&, 58, will hold a rummage sale March Middleport, 1 - baekiq, A meedne of the Kerrs Rtm 28 and 29 011 Main Sl In POOt~>o $10 and COlli. roy, next to the L&.Z Dress Shop. A1111., 111 orpnluU.. being -.ted to worl< !01' • playground LOCAL TEMP 1011 other Improvements In that The temperature In PQIIIIoo part of. _ , , baa been called roy's dowtdDirn buolnoll dloMARRIAGE APPUCATION tor 1 p.m. Thuroda.Y In the Eaot Clarence Thomaa Wolle, 22, trlct ot 11:15 a.m. todl1 •io lllin St. olflcoa <i the Meigs RD 2, Racine, student, and Shir- 38 decrees under •UIII'O' akle•; - U e HeedQIIarters. a n o w llurrlea at IIDrwll I waa amomced interested ley Ann Jeffers, 17, Syncuse, lhr<JIIIIhOUt tho moroiJW, naldentl and town offlelal s are lmited. Rlcbord Soyre, Gallla»o1gs COmmunliY Action ProTRY EIGHTH TIME II'IDI director, will be presentto lljliolo poeslble program& tor YOUNG9rOWN (UP0 - T he IIIIIch federal !unds may be nearly bankrupt Youngotown School 1>1-•tem plana to try again IIIUIIIrt. May 6 to j)las a 12-mlll oporallooal tax levy. Voter& have deONLY$ PETITION F1LED feated JeVen levleA In the past. A petiUoa for divorce has been The report oommended hla er. forts lor taking posWve atepa In the past lew years to establish contact with and to develop an lntereot In the eon.,.. among its alumni. N,E .._,A · Heo d.quor.ters in ·•;ff""q_.p·. ,·to Seen on ·_ Tour 1 In the shal]leot sklrinlah Tueaday, COmmunist ambulhers OJ>Oned ~;> on a U.S: truck convoy heading lrm TIY Nlnh Cll)', about 53 miles northwest of Solgon. The truckers ran the conWJ ancl sent back American I \...,. . Local Tlaehero Three Forfeit Bonds Court BIG trlj) bi plano from Clovelandand Columbus. One day was lljlOIIIID the N.E.A. building where the ......, heard speakers and panel dlatuulons on varied toplca. These lncllided teacher educaUoo, speclal 'servlces lor teachtn, aearch and research,· the ochool• of 1910, proleiSional noaottotloos, and professional reoponslbllltles. All members ol tbo group had a c<htucted tour of the . ~.E. A. SALE I SPICETONE !IWhite Concord I ! .418 SHEET I VIRGINii ___l r r-----------~ ,---------~--1 I I LAUAN 418 SHEET II 418 SHEET 3.65 _ l__~3.49 ________.J IL__________ I I I I ladquarters. Friday evening a banquet was hel4 In the hanquet ball al the BurllngtonRotel where 4.60 I A breeklaot !ollowtng Eaotor IIIIU'Ioe aemees will be served tv Goo I.Ydla Clrele at the Pomoro;r UDited Methodist Church. lofra. Jay Warner and Mrl. 80)' Reuter worellj1pO!nted chairmen lor tbe break!aot during ·• meotln< -r the Circle Mmday llilltt. Plana were inade durin& the mooting lor tbe lnotsllaU.. ol. new omcers at die June meetIna. The new e!!lcers ore Mrl. R1cbard Rupe, prealdenti Mrs. QQ- Guinther, vice prelldent; Mrl. Arthur Hoyt, secretary; llro. William Baronlck, trouurer, and Mlsa M,Yrtio Kay Parker, nominating commttteemember · II was decided to porchaso crayooo and coloring - · tor 1be chlldren at Veteran• Memorlal Hospital. A lily wtD be proVlded by . tho Circle lor I h e cburch Eaotar decoraUooo. AnIIOUIICOd at the meetlnr was tho dlllrlct mooting of the Woman'• SOC!et;y of Cbrlotian Service to .WE BQUGHT A C.LO!SEOUTi 5/16" y 7.95 WAS 16.00 SHEET 4x8 SHEET, ONLY ------------, r------------, J CHEUY ! ! PECAN j II ·418 SHEET II II r--~---------, 1 418 SHEET l ! 4. 95 IIL-----------5.55 ! HICKORY 418 SHEET J I 5.69 j MASON, W. VA. be bel4 In Portsmouth on April 24. ~-•II was noted that Mro. .....,.. thor' Mra. Reuter and Mro. Ted !jownle wore to aorve • ~~Club dlmer today. AD Eastel' -- .(lrlltr by Mra. Glen !Woo open. Housekeeping Hints s- 3 ROOMS New Furniture 299 $30.DO ..........,. • . !lied to llo1go Cuunty Cclnmon Pleu Court by Nettle Soerlos, POIMl'DJ, qaintt p_,.l Searlea, lllnorovllle, <MI'IIJW IJI'OI • nogled of. dui.Y. Another action, Rled -ller by Peerl Soorles against Nettle Starlea, Wll dismissed ID the .,.. eourt this week. C..llltlns APPIIOVE RAISES TIPP ern, ~to (UP!) - The Tll:p Clq School Boar4 boo 11>provtd a $176 acroll~ha-lloord 111111111 ptq lneresso tor the IIYItem'o.....,.a. I Given on Roll Call Infant Dies On Tuesday FREE BABY A CHICK ~ Friday &Saturday Aprll4& 5 (Witfo 8 Gala. Gao) 1 llollsekeeplng hiiWs wore glv• by the members In re&.POI\Ie to roll call the ala!! and olflearo ot Meigs Temple, Pythlan ~rs, met .Monday nillbt II the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. lira. Phillj) MelnMrt, preeldont, opened the meatlna with a reading. 14Lat Us Do 0 u r Belt" Mrs. Bertie Watta and Mrl. Genevieve Farmer "ere reported Ill. Named as hootesooo lor tile April meeting· ware Mro. Paui Zirkle and M r 1. Cbaotor Zirkle. Tbe traveling prtze was woa by Mro. lllartha Chllda. 111rs. Sodlo McElhliiiY gave 1 bumor'"'" reading. Games were piOJ'• ed with pri20S being .... by Mrs. Ben NeutzUng, Mra. Maxine Ow••· Mra. McElhinney. and Mra. Meinhart. lira. Harold Lemley served re!ro-enti. Mrs. Farmer was I LP RECORD ALBUM TO eF 25 CUSTOMERS ~ &I OVER 1,000 OF BILLBOARD'S HIT RECORDS a conlrlbu'-'K hootell. 33's-45's-TAPES IN STOCKI SWEET SOUL SWING !tom their re1110•- 11":::~:~~ SPANISH CONTEMPORARY CLIP THIS COUPON TO REGISTER FOR PRICED FROM : NAME...................................... I ADDRESS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l I CITY ••• PHONE..... ••. . . GOOD UNTIL APRIL 15th, 1969 FOR A 1 2~ DISCOUNT ON ANY STEREO I I IN GRAND OPENING WEEK ::: by lira. - · NeuiZ- I •• I I •••• I ••• I ••••• '---------------------------~-J SEWING MACHINES .DRASTICALLY REDUCEDI Frienclly Ne1gNooro Clul) 1YII observed Frltlu nillbt with o dinner IIUV at the UptowMr m in Parkerai>urL w. Va. Attending wore Mrs. Robot1 Arnold, Mra. Paul TOJ"Ior, MrL Charles Werry, M r o. Leon McKnlllbt; Mra. GeorliO &<henan, lira. Elwood Boworo, lllro. WUisrd Hlnea, Mrs. . Mlat Clara Garlond. Mrs. Emeraoo Wello. The pohlle Ia Invited to tbe events. · . ·. ' . I ' Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE TO ·oo YOUR . , DECORATIIG ,j: tI W'LLPAPEI RUSH, I ! 49e aHfttrl _CROSS HARDW _ l,. o. • meeUni. the [HOSPITAL NEWS 10 oz. far j Holzer Medical Certer, First Ave. VI oiling houri 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Adlrdl&lons Pobllcstioo of sdmisslooa Is prddblted until further ootlce. Blrtho Mrs. Albert Welch, Jr., Bld· weU, 1:35 p.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Bobby L Price, Rt. 2 Galllpollo, dauahter, 1:49 P. m. T ..... ue._,, Dloelolrps Mrs. WObert Balloy and lt>lant aon, Mrs. Amle BuriiV, 'l'ii Mrs. Uarold 1. Buoh, Rotlne,y C1111dreu, Mra: Fred !( DoOr, ArUa E)'ans, Lester K. EVlDI, Thomas H. Fowler, Mrs. Richard K. Freemen, Mrs. lint¥ Gore, Mrs, JIJI1fll E. Grant. Ru.. bert Harder, Mrs. wry R. Hosctw, Charles E. ~. Loul1 K. Mayea, Everette R. Kcllanlel, Mra. Risden N. Miller, Mra. John G, OUer, Mrs. Clarence J. Ousley. Mra. WU· 11om L Pleossnts, Fred Roekhold, Mrs. Dallas E. Housh, Gregory J, Settle, George R. Shipley, Mrs. Paul 0, Smith, Mrs. Mayme B. Woods, Mrs. Kenneth R. Upton, Debra s. Burnette, and Vincent E. Braun. To The Store! a.iiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWe will do 011 best to merit your confidence and &ODd will. We will striwe to 1ive yau the best of values, courteous treabnenl and excellent service. We sell food here -not costly &ames, liiMlicks and CGntests. Do come In, you're welcome! e '' ~ Friday &Saturday April4& 5 (Witfo 8 Galo. Gas) CERTIFIED OIL STATION 538 W. Malo P_.., ,, FLU~VALU Miracle Whip liiH D1et,;tll SALAD "\t. DRESSING VJLrVALU AND STATI Phebe lntrodru:eB BREAKFAST CHEER 4 ;::. COFFEE ' 39~ D1r Good, Lean Ftesh G10und Vanilla Chocolate · 3 lt!l~lo 69e SPECIAL BUY FOR YOU! Delicious Red ,, lb~ ' '' .' ...._., thru $eturdar • 9 •·•· ItO 5 P·"'· ....... . NO Apfelnlll.-1 NICIUIQ'--rilr -" ' ,... Ohio Valley Best flavored GROUND WIENERS • ·BAKERY DE·PT. SPECIAL 1 ,' .. ~. ' ~· - .4 . _ ', .. 3 lb. pkg. ICE MILK ~~m · .•. ;Fresh and flavorful TOILET TISSUE OUR NEW DAIRY FAIR I .'LOSED SUNDAY PORK STEAK NORTHERN 'DAIRY DEPT. SPECIALS · · Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9 lb. z Th ~arly tax chong•~ · lOTH hold •• myso"r far ""' FIDIIAL Prices Effective ·MARCH 27-28-29 4 to 6 lb. average 3~~· .2.29 ·TAX s •' r•~·."! We accept Fed. Food Stamps c ELECTRIC PERC ~ Fresh BUY! .. WE LIKE" ...... E WHIP .m. FREE BABY A CHICK WE LIKE!" SAL TINE CRACKERS lb.box 19~ CHEESE You, Right ,.,.,.,.d to limit q"antlt1e1 ' PRIDE CHEF'S DELIGHT 5TH and PEARL ST~"J!ACIHE "Tho Sloro With A Hoart, "YOU. FUL- VALU BUYl . FUL-VALU BUY! Fairmont Low Calorie ) Milo Welcome FUL-VALU BUY! DIHOP ' rr-aHJMII,IIra. NoraQ!Ii.l ,,..,•., LIUra !!OOWior IIIII U.. sed May' Grimm. ___ ,. . ;~ Phebe Says at tho progrom aentec1 by Mra. Reuter. Mra. Qdnther, Mrs. Rupe, Mra. c. E. Blakealee, Mrs. Downie, Mrl. Worner, Mra. Georp Wrlllbl, and Mrs. Baronlck ..... readera for the PfOil"&m and plac~ ed roaea ln a wreath of greenery. Mrs. WU11011 Carpenter a n d Miss Parker were holte111e1 at Let Block solve the mystery of th1s year's 0f a~.llldllro.Homarl_.. roll, l!lra. , ....,- WU,, Jlln,- Get A'quainted Days At ••••••••••••• the thame le.e t111e and worry. 5H kOCK •oodor. . ·' · __ 675·2895 , , Verno illsoll sernd· .r••• . . . . . . . . . lira.,........ ~ llr. loll 1(,., bert llllla, Jlr• .and llrL ~ ---.--__N_O_W--I--1S_T_H_E_T1___ 71l· . SHII~ HYIIIN SING SET "YOUR MUSIC HQ" 'SR r·-~~~~~ ~=:=~N~:~i:::::::m:::::~;~>;::*:~i::::.:::@:;>;y~ "Roaa of Remembranee11 wu oiilll'to11 ""'" . E l - - .., ~-read , _ R 0 m 181 led St. MaUholf. w- KIn I pvo lbo iobie crace ..._ foro lira. !Wtla Kllll-.lllro. ~= ::::r.."':.~· :;,r;,,~~ ~:.':te:': ::hu-::'"."'II be =-~r~~ ::;,, : ed tha mooting. ~;;;;:;:;::;;i Talll ~ttdi'l'n. o~r ict i1 fa1t, occurate and dtpendoblt , •• the cot.l h low. Save yovrttlf nHd- lira. NOrma Ruuell IIIVO devoe1ou u a .._nt llllfllltl ot till -""'t Clul ol. the lord O>urcb .or Cllrlot. Prtlla. Ina 11 the -ria 1Yii lira. Tcab. and the gravea of Preai· dent Jolon F. Kennedy and Selll101' Rol>ort Kennedy. I I1 ~ . , . A ounrlae semce 'IIIII be heid Road at 1 a.m. Easter morna1 the &~~too United llttllodlll In., , ' ChiiJ:ch 011 the Hactoe. Ba..... Tlie Row. 1'1101 Sellero will .....,et the service with Mi11 OBSEHVE BIRTHDAYS Mandie Rose ao !lianlll and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Hosaior Roush - r t Lee u auperlntendent. oaterlaloed Somday 'lith a turkily AD Eaotor break!aot will be dlmer In observance ottheblrth- aerved at 8 a.m. with Mrs. Jolon day anniversaries of their son, lioae as chairman. $mday school James, and tbelr cra-uahter, wUI be held at 9:15a.m. inotoad ' Adult Class pi Bt-9dford Church ,a..tMts -~n.wumM·· The 2011> - ......,.,the abllnsol'l I I ' fiNISHING S127•50 L----- :------------------------'!'!'~~...r-, CERTIFIED OIL STATION 538 W. Malo 6lelo4 the moetlnr- Several COIIIIIIUIIIOSU..S - 0 road, and MHral member• wereroported Ill. The travellnc prize dooatad by !Ira. a.,nelds ,.., Sunrise Service Planned on·Easter aoni IOllioone to ttpresont them. A hymn aing wUI be hald &InSpecial Missionary BEFORE THE SPRING Dr. Ole Sond, director lor the Perfect attendance awards d8J' at 1:30 p.m. ot the MI. Olivo 1 1 atudy o! Instruction, spoke on wero presented recently at the Coorch, Long Bottom. Ray AnMeeting is Planned A "SChools lor the 70'a, A Pre- . Brodlord Oourch of ChrlsL dorom and hia gospel slnpra SAME DAY FOR EVERY ROOM IN 1· view," A humorllt as well as A ten year blr was awarded wUl be .PI'esent. The public 11 A apeeial missionary meeting YOUR HOME an edueotor, Dr. Sond'otalkgave 10 Torry Hendricks, a seven welcome, pastor Jake Bush re- will be held at 7:30 p.m. &InSERVICE lnslalrt lrm the future ot eoloca- year llor to Hmner Forrest, and ports. day at tho !Wand CllrlsUan UnIn At 9 - Out AI 5 As Low·~ dbl. roll tlon and change• expected. a six year bar to Treasle Henion Church. Joseph Dlllard, on u.. Our Fre• Par•lng Lot ~::O:::~~:':'"':'':'"':'"~~~~'r'!!!!!!~~ ' The group aloowaa taken on a drlcka. Ballnda Grimm, Norms A monument erected to !urloallb from tho Tuaa-MexlII ARE~ conluc:led tour of Washington, Russell, and Katharine Russell the memory ol WID Rogers cen border, 1Ylll be IJilOBker. lncllidiJW visits to government were recOfllllsed IO< perfect at- slands on Cheyenne MounThe .JIOBtor, Robert Soorlea, ex9_2--,!Jl. _. Mid~loport, I· 216 E. 2, •• ,..,_, 1 _!1. 2n! A•!: _______ 9_ bulldl~Ws and Arlington Come- tendanco duriJW the past year, laC in, near Colorado Springs, tenda an Invitation ID the pohllc. •• Mill so., Mlddloport l ~ tery, the Unknown 8Gidler1 a :::::.:.;;:.:~:.;:;~;:ol:ora:d:o~._ _ _ _ _ _..;;::~.::::::.:.::.::::;..!::::: ====~~-:,-::-;,;-:;-;;,;;-;-~'-:;-;.:-;,;;-;,;-:;-;.:-;,;-:;-;;;-;-;~-ii;-iiij-ij-ij-ji-li;i;-~-~-:.;· 20% OFF ~~·~:N~STE EOS MAlOil co. "· llrL Pearl Boynolds ...,_ Plan Easter Breakfast L---·---..-l 773-5551 Meet ru-tlveo made Tent 95, Dltlllbton Ill Union veterana, 'I'll haii.Monday nilhl II the D.A.V. ca:IYAI~OCr!:'~~=~ ::.n·:u:~ ;:~!·:.;a::: ~-X.'il!'i:>;~<~>;i.l!& ' all others Awards are Made 1and ots!! members made the ,..,..,.. to attend- Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co. PT. PLEASANT - Llss carol Tolliver, 6 months old daughter of Cbar los and Carol.vn Cobb Tollher • AJhton, dled TUesday nigh! at the cahell - Hunt~ Hospital. She had been Ill since birth Lisa "'' born Sepl 7, 1968 ard Is survived by her parents anr:l one brother, Charles, Jr•• ageS. The maternal grandmother is Mn. Phyllis CObb, Glenwood, and the paterool grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Tolliver, Aohton. Fmeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. at Moore'• CtJa.. pel United Methodist Church to Ashton. Burial wtD be In the clalrch cemetery. Friends may call at the llollrStevons Funeral Hoone alter 6 p.m. today. The body wUl be taken to the home of the parents In Ashton, where frlenda may call after 6 p.m. Thursday. . 1101 oaet.d at ~ed by tbe Qldo ElluceU.. the table l!ith .... Hon. and lira. Aoooclatlon IAI the Nallonal Etlu- Claronee Miller wtoo time Suspended 'I Aaaoclallon, :f' .. ~ a:re: :;:::•:,hi~ , or ~------------J ----:..---~--AI$0 matchlne trim, nails and glue one.- I\ ' . .Mro, :Jivlc• Freeker o!Hacloe, the ...,.,, wore 110ted at labloo preoJo:leiW of the liner CrOok with cqreosmon or their ropo- Probation Boys Iague Needs to be Turned In . ~~-~=-= lltliiOrlal Dv ·p!oi,, "e" _ _,_ _ _ _m_·,~u-. l' ,- ·'· I �.." . ' ":,·~ ~· IS - Tile Dlii)o sentllwl, Mlddleport-Pomel'O)', o., March 26, 1969 'l . . Biggest School B_udget in· History.Approved POINT PLEASANT - City . pollee have arrested Cecil Ju· nior Smith, 20, for breaking BY DODDIE ··onAN &ipt. or Scl>oolo ~ Brooko will be the lailt day Cor leach&est ~ tbal "'""' Counb" POINT PLEASANT - A 1969•,. &nlth announced he would leave era. hao 1114. 1be 1~9. bucliol was 70 school term · budget o1 over today ror the !t>rlng Conference The bu4pt 18 l!et ror 180 $3,199,050, a d!l!erence d~,­ $4 mUlil>o wao approved at a ol ouperintendents and board do.Yo at school, six holldiJ'a, U.. ;191. Thlo 11o1r ~ ror 19-70 Jpeclal meeting ol the_j Mason members, and would take the bad- . bor DIQ'I Sept. ~·; Veteran• lo expected to ""' to W,., million COIIIII;Y S.hool lloard TUe!da)' get up hlmaelr. lie Invited the Nov. II; Th&Mqlvlng, Nov. 27; when rederal 'lid 1o addoo!. night. board members to attend all or Christmas; New Year' a; and Me.. The action d the W, Vi. legThe -tlng had been sched- ooe day o1 the three day conrer- morlal. Day, MI!.V 29; Recorda Islature to rllioell)e t>~Yofteach­ uled ror March 27, but wao to once oo Mar. 26-a7-a8. DIY 4; teacher' meetln.l! two era U,OOO per year u.d the rote be held at an earlier date if the The meeting was held on the ut,2 da,Ja;" prole&akrlal cbqa, Increase on ooctol aecurlf.l' WID budget were ready for presenta.. setond noor or the board of ed- (WVEA) 2; election 1. and Jn.. make an Increase at f36, 159 in tlon. Board members present ucation bullding at Sixth St., Serviee days, 8; total employ- ooclal securlt;y PIJ'menls made ~re Earl Keefer, Harry Siders, with Gaty conley and the press ment term, 201;t da,ys. by the board, rrom $92,000 to Dr, Leonard Brown, and BIll present but approximately 25 The budtlet ternis provides to $128,000. Withers. KeeCer moved and With- members or the Citizens COl Bet- the school boon! paying part or Available for ·new eonsirucUon ers seconded to approve the pro- ter SChools Committee crowded the salaQ for cooks ln e a c h will be $767,655, and If re&iral posed budget and also the calen- the vestibule mwnstalrs. school, through cooncy sld to funds are available, tlda will adar Cor the 1969-70 school term. AUI!IIIll 25 will be the first day the ochools, wblch !n turn Wll! 11\ount lo $1,022,360, and $10,The estimated budget will Ill> Cor teachers and on August 26 write checks to the cooks ror 800 will be avfllloble !or remod1o the State Board or School Fl- school will llert !or the pupils. oalary. eling. nances and then 1o the State June II will be the last day or ~pt. &n!th BOld that the $4,The new construction IUods will school Cor pupils and June 12 059,441 budget '!s ooe or the big- be uaed lor U.e new vocatlmal Treasurer ror approval. and entering ln connectiqnwlth thefts from the residence of Jameo Stanley Finley at 341 6th St. i • 3 Qt. MONDAY Blru SATURDAY Tea 77 R.EG. 99c Reg. $6.!i6 9 P.M. ~ Mason County jail until hospital authorities return him Wed-- AmMAN NEWBERRY LETART, w. va.- Airman Steven W. Newberry, son ot Mr. and Mro. Elmer w. Newberry, Rt. 2, has receJved hi a firat U. s. Air Force ctucy asolfiiUIIenl alter completing basic training at Lackland AFB, IEGULAA lUNDAY 1 .. 7 1 48 $ Reg. • Reg. 99c $3.28 RfLESCOPE $1.08 - OCUMIJl ADJUSTABLE 2288 HEATER I CITILniC RIGWI #513 $14.81 BUSS BEDDING I I fALLON. I I REGULAR $1.19 5 poclof1, '"' •lppond, - d BATTERIES ALL NEW ' ALL FRESH STOCK Reg. 2 for 23c 'FIRST QUALITY FOR LIGHTS, TOYS, 'LECTRA' SOX ETC. BEN PEARSON HUNTIIII 011 TAIIGIT 88 • W costal Church In Gallipolis Fer~ ry with the Rev. George Young officiating. Burial will be In the Wyoma C h u r c h cemetery, Friends may call at the Mohr • $244 o n!O POUND StevenohF~ne~f Home after 6 p,;;... m. Wednesday. IETAL VALUE FOAM $11.99 JUG •••• $3.11 NO. lOCI 66 $ ZEBOOREEU ... $9.99 $6.99 7X7 GOLF BASKETBALL r..ltlhwl BAG NYLON TENT .... $3.99 leg. $4.97 .... $15.99 Hall, Rio Grande College. $15 99 . BOAT MOTOR s c .......... POWER 11 OZ. SID LIMIAte MINT SHAVECIUM c PLUS 66c SUAVE HAIR SPRAY Ja11e Porker Oscar W. Clarke's youth class. attended. Mrs. Clarke was In IRlCil White Bread CHAPANS MEDICATED .......... HAND CREAM lite Regular '1'7c IIICDMIITAHT Reg, $L04 c POINT PLEASANT STORE SPECIAL 1110011 " " " 49e 2~49c 59c '19e 2 ra. 59c 2 r... 79c .tl.OO 2f"" 11.00 22·01. ed In juxtaposltioo with other looves colors. The next program plBJUied by the Colony will be a tDur to 11unt1naton Galleries oo April 10 , The tour wil.l plaoe emphalis on "Art in the Public Schools" and w:IIJ include time to view the Ashland Oil Collec .. SAVE 10.:!- JANE PARKER Potato Chips • • • • ;!~ 5t Hot Cross Buns • • • a.... 3t or Chiffon Cakes • • • ,.~.... 5t SAVE 6cl- JANE PARKER JANE PARKER- ORANGE PEPSODENT TOOTHPAITI lea Frye, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs, Gerald , Higgenbotham, Re d ~· 55·C Cake Mixes CIAfTMASTH PAINTS IWIJPib$2.11 '< Ideal THUMIII.IIIA ·DOll. Hecbi'IW-.44 Amlolll · .IUP &,IQAT SIT, E'ft:. HlcbPJice $1.11 SPICIM $}.58 . $3.88 COUPON VALID THRU MARCH 30 ~ - 43C'~ , Picnics • • lb. . Large Chunk Bolocna • Smoked Bacon Jowls • ,• llt.:tac Skinless Wieners ...~~"' Meat P'let • • .5:: 9t Tuna Pies sr.::: • • .s::tt .... pkr. iRJ~ SULTANA I YAIImB ' .• lb. BONELESS- BUTT SME Pork Roast Beef Roast . English Roast Tf~.~ • Fresh Ground Chuck Boilinc Beef Plate • Fryer Quarters ~~t.<: 69C SHOULDEI CUT o • • • 0 . ,..3t • Ocean Perch Fillets •5:.0'1" Frozen Shrimp "~NT ....It Breaded Portions:~. 2.t.lt Fish Sticks :=: 5t Shrimp Cocktail~:. 31:'100 =. . ' ~ Big Buys on A&P's Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Navel Oranges Ju~ao "' doz. 1000 Crispy Carrots • • • 2~!•Zt Vine-Ripe Tomatoes •• ···2t Fresh Kale • • • • • ':: 2t Pineapples ~.~ • • • -3t cALIFORNIA suNKisT 69C • 1es Morton P Northern Towels MaxweII House c:o.••n 3 4 Jc OFF LAIIL _.., • o 23~ 11 ......................... (I),...""' 1- ___ .. 11 .......... for l•oollo rolla Stokely • ....., ' 'l . ~~ .... ~~~:·. pl I lllU ............ (I)Twta...Dill ............... 0 D1IU. PIIW ........... PUIICHAII OF P.ll• .._ PURCHAK MMnflllllll....., ... 11 1<1• 1 e I:=- untA PSIIIII 81"111' ... fiUICHAII Of (I),... 1141.. llfll IITIIAPiaN ..... wMI • • PURCHA11 OF 3 u .... c••, PUIIQIAIIOPI- ........ ......_.or ___ ... I I ' sr~~· . . .• • • S .... A(IP'~ ---- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M. . . "-"'CHASA Clftfllllll ..... 1 Chick•·••·•·· WHY PAY MORI? PIJIDSTAIIPS CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI SPECIAL LOW PR!CEI The ~orntng stars . are Mercury Jl¥1 Marl. The e.ftnlng stan are Venus, ________ _ $100 $J00 a.... $138 SPECIAL!- STOCK UP NOW? • rma o.. 1MW ..,.. - or-""" 11 ,,..,.,.....,..__..wu u• •,... 11 - -or-.. WHl PAY MOREl- SMALL WHOLE l'reshllke Beets Bruce's ' Lenten Yalues! • ,. 79c ...age • •-85c •lb.l' IOUND lONE INSYANT By VnUed Press lnternatiolllll TodiJ' Is Wedne!day, March 26, the 85th day or 1969 with 280 to follow. ' Tba moon Is between Ita first quarter lnd full Phase. Jo.,tter and saturn. , · On thlo dQ In hlsloly: In 1119~ American poet, Walt Whll!lllln, died .In Gamden, N.J., at the qe or 13. · In 194f P.resldent Manuel ' ' ' Q"'1011 otftlto Phllli>Plneo Joined Anierlcin ·Gen. DOIOI!loo Mac• Arlhur In Austtilla · alter a haurdouo ltrlp c...., emblltled Corre8fdor. t.~ C'HOCouTil!l~i«. Y1U0W It~ .... liED DIYILI FOOD 17~..._ WHITt ZOe. The Almanac N0.2400 LEMON PILLSBURY'S- SAVE Jlc House; Keith Crook, Letart. DISCHARGED - B e s s I e MHka, Mrs. John LltUe, Leroy Simpkins, Timothy See. Heck• PriCe 96C '.<.;1 FIOZIN-CRU.M PIES 14-0Z. APPLE OR COCOANUT 20·0Z. 6.75 OZ. fAMILY SID l9 1 MIDGE TOYS 4 ggc Ulustrate bow colors change in value and bitenslcy when plac- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITIED - Mrs. David Machir, Pt. Pleasantj Mrs. Vhar .. f)uys Jane Parker Enriched charee rj arrangtngtheprogram. Prrjea- Work, lntroducedby Mrs. Sarah Moshier, spoke on opeclal.oxhibltloo o[puppela. '!'he tour wUI leave Cram the park lront at 6 p.m • On April 17, a workohop will be held In preparation ror an exhibit or children's art In cooJunction with the next looal Commwdl,l' Coocert oo April 27. ONLY .... $1.36 ..u Reg. guests, Including students in Mrs. Uon, as well as the Galleries' 1601. 200'1 VICKS $ 77 Reg. $1.39 lAYER ASPIRIN $ IJGULAl $1.13 LYSOI.SPRAY WEEK 12 oz. SIZI HAIDoriODY oz. THIS 88 REGULAR $38.88 ; LIST $16.~ HECK'S PRICE $9.88 ·BONELESS CUT FROM CHUCK lb. BEEF ROAST••••••••••••••••••••••• • •b. • Around 20 members a n d ucotor Has Many Faces .., 91e uoed slldeo or color cards to ZEBCO ROD &REEL "Super-Right" Quality ~SMOKED or FRESH meeting rj the French Art Col- • Ideal for Cookouts Reg. • Aluminum Tll11cop1nt $21.99 • Center Pale BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Oudlity Medts! • ony Thunday evening at Davis 12' x 12' DINING CANOPY .... ., ed the program for the March 88 YOUR CHOICE THIS GROUP • 96c .. llabelle Wdrk, Professor of WALL c ANTIJUE ClASSICS Reg. ""' ~ Art at Ohio University, present.. GLASS 7 ' Professor of *39,88 Reg.99c 79c Gitta.•.••· we care at 2 p.m. at the Wyoma Pente- • IUII1Rl fiiiSII IBWI ~I ... Art Speaks REO. $17.99 REGUW Here's How It Works ghters, Mrs, Marcella Callicoat, Apple Grove, and Mrs. Leonard Norwell. Chesapeake, Va., and rive grallichildren. Services wilJ be held Thursday NO. 909 rlEBCOREEL teachers. tecostal Church. He was born Jn GaUipolis Fer· ry, Jan. S, 1900, the son of the Jordan. Survivors include his widow, Frances Smith Jordan; two dau· • 118101110 H" $3.81 99C REGULAR $1.38 ing weeks, He had been In Calling health for some time. He was a retired carpenter alll a member of the Wyorna Pen- BOW leg. GOLF GLOVE administrator, a trpei- . muaie teacher, abd a 11111 ell . ther11JIIII, making a total d Hl ' - Dies Tuesday late Walter and Llzzie Pearson joatdo. Si01 S-M·l. IILLYCASPEI ...r It's Easy ror training and dulY In accountirlg and tlnance. Airman 1Newberry, a 1967 graduate or Point Pleaaant High School, attended Gallipolis Buolneso College. NO. 7070 pocket, net ring, llfttad '-ar panel, ~lcenoe holder, ohoop1kln hook NO. Bt99 der. Tl1ree new pooltlcmo to bo llilded are altelldanco ~ he had been a patient for two 28 $ REGULAR PRICE $1.97 FISHING VEST ' D" '!be next boord meeting will lie April 8. A levy meeting 11111 ... held April 15, to lou a!"" - POINT PLEASANT - Lawrence Jordan, 68, of ta05 First St., died at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital where 5 POUNDS SIAWAY No. CVf':. HECK'S jury tn th.e May term at court. '. Mr. Jordan, 68 COLEMAN FUEL .$21.11 '~~ unit at the Tactical Air Com- ~ Reg; detained there pending the action of the Mason County grarx:l mand a~ Forbes AFB, Kan., Reg. 88c SET nesday to the Weslon State Hospital from which he escap. eel two years ago. He wut be TO HEAR SUIT POINT P!Jf.:ASANT ,- The IIPpllcotion ror 11\lunctlon lglllnot the strikers at the picket line at the Stauaer Chemical Co. at Gollipollo Ferry will ba heard ln Circuit Court Friday, March 28 by Judge James Lee Thompson. A spoke1man for the plant said work is continuing at the plant. Tex. He has been assigned to a ASH-FLASH LAMP SHADES . Decanter & T SELF POLISHING WAX rel Winchester shotgun. All item& excepdng the saw have been recovered. Smith is being held in the $1.49 BRUCE television Set, an electric saw, ehictrlc lroo and a si!>Sle bar- PLANTER BOX KetHe 10A.M."' nv' Items aUeged stolen were a ~·£VIR Wf lfSfiVf JHf liGHT . TO UMif QUANRRfS . } ,.' ' u•<·-· .. ' ' ". . . . ', ' , ; ............. ----' 0 . VALID THIU SAT., MAilCH ' ,_111l1 Ill ,,._ ......... " .- ....,,, Lui 111 lip 'IJt . ; f · ·..... t•••r................... l ."tt .... .........=.......... " .. .••....,. ................ .. ...........d........... ' .•• ; �__.,. .. ~- ,• '""'lla!lr S.l-!• H - • I ' 5 ~~~~~~~~~ '·*· Dor Beft~o .PultUcetion ®.··. ' Moooolor DoodU .. t • ·"" c.... u•.,.... & c.N.. ;- . Will H ecnptH ~o~ntll t • ·"'· lor Der of Publitllfion The •• edit P~~~~l~.~~?:.s. the rftht or re j~t aft)' cuh ...... .... jecti-1. The ,u~.u.her will ,.., M ro•pontible fw - · tho, o<W l~~eor,.ct l n••r~:T-es For Went .1\0 S.nice · 5 cents per Word .ne intortion M;•;••• Chad·~ "' 12 cent• pef "" 0 ' rlv• intert lons . II cenl• ..... WOfd '"'• 1 ,;~ con•ecu · tonsec..,r i.... in1ert ion• . 25 ,., c:ent Dhcoo.~nt on pc~~id oils onlll oils '"' ill wit hin I 0 dov• CAIIID OF THANKS & OBITUARY 11 50 lnr 50 ""ood "'lni iiWm . Eo . GU.ALITY Po . . meroy Mot'or· Co ' • . . 19~CHEVELLE ...................................-............... $1395 Maltbu _ConY. v~ engine, powerglide, radio, h•ater, nifW whitewall t1res, gre.n exterior finish with white '1ylon top, vinyl interior trim. 196.C CORVAIR .......................................................... $895 Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio and heater. 1964 CHEV. S.S. IMPALA CPE ........................... $1495 Black vinyl int. with bucket seats & console now , Premium tires, v.e eng., auto. trans., P .S., P.B., radio, low mileage by local owner. Real shar~ car. -Pomeroy Mdor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. · POMEROY, OHIO Acid iliorta l }Sc Charge ~""' Adtoer· OFFI CE HOURS to S:OO P·"' · Daily IS13f.a .l'll - to 12:00 Noon S.tloll'clay In Memory .I 1~ LtJVh~G memory of 0. E. lMack) McKinley, who passed away two yean aao. Mardl 26, 196'1 : Shall claim of death cause us to grieve And make our courage lalnt and fall? Nay, let us faith and hope receive, The rose stlll youn be)1ll1d the wall. The Family. J.ll-ltx: .;· tN MEMORY of my lovl1111 wife Notice Auto trap shoote,... 1961 ENGLISH Ford, excelleDI There will be a trap .moot for condition, !100'1 tires. Call meat Sat. Mareh 29 and eard 742-1211. See Wendall Grato, and trap shoot for meat SunRutland Fllrnllure. 3-,._.. day the 30th, at the RuUand Gun Club, all p.m. each day. Per Mo. 3-!16-4tc 65 Pontiac ., ••• l15.62 VACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer private paid paUenls. Phone Maaon, 773-5185. IH-tfc 1Wl : ANTIQUES. dlsltes, furniture. rhlna cabinets, old phoMcompanion, grapbs, clocks, miae. Lee A life linked with my own Ruc!isill, 109 Legion Terrace. And day by day I miss her _:__ 3-~p more As I walk throUgh tHe alone. Only those who have l«l8t can tell The pain of passillll witbout farewell, Wbile she sleeps a peacef\1l sleep Her memory I shall always keep. So sadly missed by her husband, Edward l:loollicll and daushter and .....In-law, \"'· ·,, 'Mr. ancUoln. Relno .Lind 3-»-ltp ---- C.rd Of Thankl WE WISH to ezpress cu sincere thanks to our retati.... friends and neigllbora for the kJndnoso sl1own us ~ the Illness and death of our lather W. N. SWain- Our special thanb to J1111'l10S, Martha GUmOI'e, LUilan Stalnaker and Laura Dunbar. tile staff of the Veterans Memorial H«l8pilal, Rev. Freeland Norris, and the IYhl1e Funeral l!Dme. W. N. 9waln Family. J.ll-llp · Notice __ Real Estate ror Sale 64 Chevrolet .. _~31. 66 l~t~poll:~ VS 4 dr. S.don . 'Spotleu original all white flnl•h· Foe• fCH")O Air ConditlonlrJI . lmmocu• lot. In• Ide and out. AT, PS & PB. c:ondltlonad. Supe!'b condition in•lde and aut. PS, PB & AT . Full o peratln9 con•ul BLAETINARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY POMEROY Jock W. Carsey Mgr. . 992·2181 til --- ---·-111 ~ For Sale I I ' t ' ...,. . .............. ". ·· ····- •·" ~- LUMP, EGG. STOKER, coal. screened. no dust, oiled If wanted. Jacobs Coal eo., Rutland Tipple, phone 742-4152 or 992-3489. 3-21-12k '11':MOVE EXCESS body nokl with P'luldex Tablets, only 11.49 ot Nelaon Drug. 3-lf-4Stp > •. ' , Plione BARNEY . 'IE KNOW GOOD AN' WELL WHAT'S cOol< IN' Bu s··l ne·s·s··. Se rv' ·Ice.s 2·25-30tc HOBSTETTER REALTY From lhe t.oqea Truck Bullobzer lladlaCor To Tllo !!inallest H- Core. BLAEnNAIS' PH. 99:1-2143 Pomero7 ~arth• J••• J:dwanll belD.I p~ WI, ru.t ..r peUUoD ....... IWI " ureftllllat I'IIOD N'o. in tiM Caurt of eoa.. o.uat)o, OIUo, C.. BLAETTNAR'S IN • EXPERT YAMI All1nment . ss.ss MODERN WOMAN: DOES MAN MARRY HER FOR "BITTER AND FOR WORSE'/'' Dear Helen: I resent your flippant reply to uLesson Learned," whose career wife wouldn't become a homemaker. I doubt that tho problem was whether or not she buttered his toast or cut his toenails, as you put II. She probably refused to cook, clean and do bla laundry - basics a man expects of the woman he marries. U she won't do these things, what the hell good ls she as a wife? Do you think career girls are exempt ••d thllt oa the ut11 4aJ' of Ilardi, 1•, Complete Froirt-End and Brake Service MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SEWING MACHINES. repair from home dulles and bearing S{'Tvire. an mobs. WY 2· chlldren? 2284 . The Fnbrfc Shop. PomAuthorities coneede that II eroy. Author i1.Ni Simler Sale!'! takes a mature, Intelligent womnnd Service. We Sharpen an to successfully combine a Scissors. 3-29-tfc career with marriage - tbat to avoid divorce, the SMART wire CIGARETTE vendln• machln.. will be submissive as God Inond "'T'Vi"". AB C Enterprises, tended her, and wUI diminish Ma!IOn, W. Va. Phone 773-5543. her tendencies to achieve out1-9-tfc side the borne ond be Independent.- MIFFED MALE !!ADIO and TV renalr. hou•e Dear Helen: 1 am frll!ll- Europe wtl!t<i1Bisc.ns. antennas lnstallod. John Harrison , Phone 992- bands dOn't take this uctireer· 2522. IU-tfc wife" gulf American husbands bow down CD. In lllJI home 1 tell lllJI wife, "You 11113 be rf.lbt, Insurance dear, but I have 51 per cent of AIITOMOBU.E lnlllll'anai ben the vote, and we'll do it my eaii<I!IIed! Lost JOIII' operat- · way." 9te loves me for it. SinCe or's tleenle! ean 191-2181. I do her thlnklng Cor her, she I l l lfe Is free to coneonlrate 011 mak· ing me happy. A very pleasant arrangement. Why dols't more LilA&. NOTICI American hUsbands try It? Memo RQ • ...,.,, ...... ... llteu il Box U , JlarUord, Wut Vlr· ANTONE alnla. and wbD " • aoltftllollllt .r lhe 1\ate of Olllo, ..W tab IIIJtk:il For The Fastest Service DAY or NIGHT • •• CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 R. h. RAWLINGS SONS YOUR CAR NEEDS -GUARANTEEDDear Helen: On this battle of the sexes PHONE 992-2094 thin&. rd like to BI,Y : No man , •••,., ... & " " reall.v wantS a doormat tor a wife. All males secretly yearn 606 E. Moln Pa.,eroy, 0. for a real woman - one with spirit, a creative mind and a per801Ulllty ol her own. LI8AI. JIIOTICI There are many, many womIL&ANOR. J'llAtiCII KAUI"J', lut tnoWD addrtN 11 e-o wu. an who have so lltlle pride In who" bur Van Cooup, IUm, Oldo, Jl, bereb)' not'11~ that ori tbt 16th diJ themselves that they gladly !"I<• of FebnaUJ, ltalil, a.ar,. IIM&If, any unfalr treatment a man dtsb- b•tnt: pliJntlff flled bll potJtlaa bel' u dehllldaat .. ... ea rut. once this happens, he apiDn (..ourt or Common PJeu, M.elp Cewaloses his respect for his self- IJ, Oh1o, CU. No. ltAII Jft)'lq lor divorce from lli4 J:leenor l'rU· made slave. B' more women were ee. ltt.11ff oa die ll"'UIII of ..W.mo CD stand up for their rights, tl'\lell-J , &114 JrOOI Jltlled ol CIUiJ, .tGd other proper reUof. Bald .... man wouldn't take advantage of wJU be for hearllll on or alter the them. They are treated poor- u d., of AJn1l, ...... eHI'P Kavff, PltlllflH ly because they allow II. I, I . n r • ) ./ ' 1 AtttomoY for BILL Dear Helen: Plafn"ff (t> I Ita ll1 :Mil 13> IIJ lJl 18; • Please convey lllJI sympathy to women whose husbands resent their brains. Their mistake' Letting their brains show, The muot learn CD act s1upld If they want CD get along In society. It's not easy - in fact It ean be agony CD an lntelllgent woman. I am a •lmple, everyday bouse-wtlr"irlt~"~Q In the aonlus range. rve been married over 20 years to a good man. But It's like being condemned Corever to read ''Dick and Jane" after having developed a taste for the c.laaatcsl - ME JANE, YOU STUPID MOTitl Gil APPOUffMINT cue No• .,_ rttete of Roy T. K..,ar, DeceHOCI Kottce II blnbJ cl"ml dlat Jdall nn a Shulor of 8)orotUM, lllelp Coun.tJ, Qblo, b., Men dul1 appolat. Pd Executrix of tM !.Ute of lloJ' T. KJ.QIIr, tteeeuad, lat. of Pw:IDWDJ'• Mell• Counly, Ohio, Crecllton uo reQUb'ed iO fill tllltr ela!JM with tald foW' IDOillbl. Date' Ulll . ~Qttll Of Hill ' . C:euiiiY ' ' !II!. 'IZYZ'6 -· WERE TO R!PORT Hill Ac:tiOCIII! wtl!dft ttth~IIQ' ~4mb . c. licflftti , . fiduciary - ~ .. --- J.JO; 141; 6-1 3&e This column Is dedleale<l to famll711Vlng, so II you're having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will alao welcome your own amuaing ex~ Dear Antone: .... Because they dan't have periences. Address llelen Bolle! 1n care ol this newspaper. European wtvesJ - H. Pleu. Jl.elp lf.~ praJtnl' for diMrM, ....,.. ~ of minor eldldnD, lllPPOri 1114 allmon,., and ot~r nllel', oa tM I'G1Uidt .r 11'0• bQ1ect ., datr . . extreme nuelb'; 1aJd. cau- wtn N for beulal oa or .dler 1M lrd .., ot ...,. 19111. Mtlrfllll IIIMI . . .. , . , , ..lniiH l>139 !fi'ER EO radio comblna· tlon. Ranckome walnut console. 'Mlls has BSR automatIc record cllanger. Tab over payments of 15 per month or pay 181.41. Call 19Z-I!D6. 3-25-Cte ---- ... .. p~·- · - ·~'-· Mld41e--' Oldo t'""' ._ GEO. H<•'ISTO:i'f:!!R, Broktr POMEROY - 2 houses . 4 rooms each. 2 baths, ~as . electric, For Sale rlly water, $500.00 down 155.54 POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy monthly, mlnilture. $75 and up. Stud aervlce and grooming. Phillie l'OMEROY - Business building 60 x 80, fireproof, on Main 9112-5!41. II J tre Street. $20,000.00 r-OTATOE&; Phone 143-ZZ54 SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms. batb, oil furnace, 2 car goClarence Proffttt, Portland. rag•. Iarse lot. 10-t~c IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES tii-33Z5 J PAYM'!:rml of·~ or t3'l cash. SYRACUSE Must !ell 1969 sewing mach3-25-!t<: me. FUlly equi~ped to zig zag, make buttonholes, sew on ·iJuttons. etc. Five montbs old. Business Services Call 992-2836. 3-25-ttc SEPTIC tanka eleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio, STEREO A-M & F1M, 1969 modPhone 662-3035, ~!J.tfc el walnut console. 11lese sets are bou@ht new from overC. C. BRADFORD •tocked company. Will sell AUCI'IONEER on nayments of 115 per montb Complete Service or will se11 for 187 cash. Try Pboae NJ,U21 · it in your home. Call 992llaelne, 2836. 3-25-lltc Crill Bredford S I tfc SlX-YEAR.OLD bay gelding quarter horsP.. Call New Ha3-23-5tp AlR CONDITIONNil Refrlger\'en 882-2217. allon service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone T!IREE BEDROOM HOUSE, 882-2079. 4 a tfe new hot water .heating sy•tem, bUilt in litcben, wall-towall carpeting. Larse attach- BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third floor budget shop. ed garage and utility room. Baker Furnllnre. Middleport, Corner lot in Rutland, Phone ;; 2-~874 alte! 5 p.m. 3-ZUtc Ohio. 23-tfe --- l' . Real Elhie Broker New Stock Riding & Tillers GUN SHOOT, Rutland Ameri11163 FORD Falrlane, 11'1', VI, can Legion, SUnday 12 to 'For Sale or Trade 4-opeed tran•·, extra clean. 3-26-ltc 1968 CAMERO VB, 4 speed; Ph. 9112-258!1. 3-4-lfe 196'1 Flrel>lrd VB, 4 speed. TWO RIDING horael, one oorrel mare saddle horse, one ~me EVERY Friday and Call 99U547 or 992-5748. gaited black mare, very FIVE ROOM HOUSE. newly 3-23-tfc Saturday. Jack's Club on Har~ecoroted . three lobi, city fa.eentle. Phone 742-4211 or conris<mville Road off Rl. 7. cllitleo. established aoparagua tact Arnold Grate. 3-~ 3-26-3tc For Rent and rhubaJt> bods, also fruit FURNISHED and unfurnished trees, price $61i00. F'or apPUBLIC SALE, Friday, apartments. Close to school. CASE MANURE SPREADER, pointment call lli'U25tl. FARMALL M TRACTOR George's Auction House, RutPhor.e 992-5434. Hl-18-tfc 3-21-12tc wllh cultlvato,.. and lerilllsland ; new and used merchaner attachment: John Deere dise. consignments welcome. 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile 4-row corn planter. Roy E. tJA Y, Joo Wippel, near ""' Open from 10 a.m. till sale Cnurt, Syracuse, Ohio on State Polnbl. Phone tn-M!O. Miller, Rl. 3, Pomeroy. Phone llme !or consignments. Sale Rt. 124, Phone 992-1951. 3-a«!> Chester 915-3817. c 3-19-71 otarts at 7 p.m. 3-26-3tc 1-11-tfc ONE REGISTERED Oon'iedale MOTHERS! FURNISHED boose in PomebUck sheep IWCl yean and 2 ruy. five· rooms and bath. SAVE FOR SPRING months old, nice blg one. VinCall evenings. 992-5!!2. cent P, Brodorlck, Roc k NOW WHISPERING PINES 3-6-tfc "'rt"l'• Lonj llollow Road. LiHie hyt Short Pants NITE CLUB Phone 912-1214. 3-:tl«c 2 pr. $1.00 ''URNISHED TWO BEDROOM Piffm, Preu. Your FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS apartment. Middleport Pbone Fovorlt• fabrics r.E fiStiO BTU air conditioner, 10 Til 2 91!2-:18'14. 3-1-lfc BE DOLLARS AHUD OM only used two montbl. PbOIII SPRING & SUMMER 99Utl68. I-JS.4te MUSIC BY MODERN TlffiEE room apartCLOTHING! GENE NUTTER & men!, all electric, may be Brylllts Dollar Shop THE MIXERS Business Services seen by appointment. Phone 106 Court St. Po.,eroy, 0. Cflli'1<'r Cpsh and Carry TV 992-5271 3-13-tfc Service. save up to one-hall on repairs Bring them In an~ SEE NEIGLER Building Sup- P.~ E FOUR -room apartment \!ODEL rr Winchester !J.guage, save. Chuck's TV, 1ft Butterply for building your home. full c!lol<e. Call New !Ia.., furnished . ground noor: also nut Ave., Pomeroy. 3-23-lfe BB2-ZZ17. J-23-ltp Lone time loan available. ~railer tots and garden and 2-13-t!c r-amo sites on the river. Marion Reynolds. Maaon. Phone RCA FLOOR model TV. 21-incb READY - •nx concrttt dell•· ered right to your pro)eet. •cretn, black and white maWILL DO O<!wlng at home 773-5147 3-19-tfc llogany : flvo yean old, good IIppe,.., pockels, pegging, Fa•t and eosy. Free eotlmfltPII , Phone 992--.1284, ()oego condition. Brad' llllllman. hem ~ l!':g, alterations, etc. MGHT TEN'MIS aere tob..,.. Racine. Pbonc 949-2ZI2. leln Ready . Mix Co, MiddleMrs. Freddie Thabet. Maaon, b811e And fanning land. Phone 3-25-Jtc port, Ohio. I SO lfe i, Phone '173-MiI. ._30-tle 761114. S-a-tfc DANCE ~ ~~~%141 DOWNINo GARDEN SEE ,s - .D AND ONION SETS. 66 PONTIAC GTO, automatic; ucellent condition. Selling !HOOT FIBERGLASS Boa!, SMAJ,L FARM, 25 aCI'eo up, due to a diV<Jrce. Phone 9112tonvtrtible top, SJ.~ seats, good boose, Chester area pre2595. 3-~ 90 hp Evinrude motor, gal<>r ferred . Raymond Boatright. tilt trailer, ski accessories, Long Bottom, Ohio 45743. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, vinyl top, 11800. Phone 992-2233 after 3-t-tllp neat little car. Call 99!-8173 1:30 p.m. 3-2>-3tc alte• 5 p.m. 3-2i-3tc Help Wanted ELECI'ROJ.UX vacwm cleanBAR MAID and parttlme walter complete willl attachms. 'Phone 992-9913. 3-211-51p ments. Cordwlnder and paint spray, Repossessed but guarSOIIIEONE to ~•ndle the diJ. anteed in like new condition. trlzullon ol eo:umbus DisPay off t3'1 .4S or terms If patc:ll .and Citizen - JClllfAAI In desired. Phone 992-26tl. Pomeroy and J\Wdlepoif ;.~c area. Must have !Tansporiation. Write Jack Wilkins, 290 !'OR BETI'ER cleaning, to Huron st., Jackson, Ohio. 1<eep colors gleam!Dg, u 1 e 3-23-6tp Blue Lustre carpel cleaner. Rent electric obampoosr St. A\JTO MECHANTC, good pay, BakEr Furniture. 3-24-&tc good working conditions. Mull have own hand tools. Apply REPOSSES.<;E.D Singer sewing Maaon County Chrysler-Plymachlno with round bolf>ln, mouth, Pt. Pleasant. SMITH AUTO SALES like touch 'n sew; In lovely KA.MA.UGA, OHIO 3-25-61c walnut cabinet. Equipped to zig zag, buttonhole, bUDd WAITRESS for night shill, also !!em, etc. Pay off balance of car ~ and grill cook. Apply 19110 OLDS, power steering and brakeo. Must aell, owner go$56.10, or teC'IIUI. Guaranteed. in person, Crow'sSthkHouae. Ing to Germany. !'bone 9112Phone 992-2685. 3-~ 3-2~\ c 3438 or 9112-2395. 3-25-5te BEATEN DOWN carpet patm Wanted To Rent or Lease go w!len Blue Lustre arrives. i960 CORVAm tJOO. Phone 91125638 after 5 p.m. 3-26-4tc Rent el•ctri< shampooer, $1. FARM around New Haven. Call Tiny's Barsainland. 3-:zutc New Haven 882-:>.217. 3-23-6tp WANT TO RENT by May I, four-room furnished house, bath; must have large garLost den space, between !'llmeroy LOST F'ROM car between Souand Letart Falls. Rent must then lllgh SclloOl and Ra· be rea0011able. Write, Todd cine, pair of eye glasses with Rhodes, 615 Forelsnd st .. name, 'Steve Hendricks' on l'lilaburgb, Pa. 15212. inside of frame. Call IK!I-2334. 3-2l-121p --- Catollno Conv . l...pe. Showroom clean . Beautiful turquohe with ma1ehlng l!\ttorior and like ne• original top. PS, PB & AT . 64 Pontiac ••••• ~35.62 Grand Pri ~ 2 dr. Hard lop. A.lr Wanted To Buy and mother. Glenna Hoeflicll, GOOD GENTLE RIDING horse. who passed away Marth Ill, Phone 992-!221. 3-23-Gic I have lost my aoul'o Sales ATI'ENTION .\NYONE FINDING BLACK RIM ladies glasses call Simon's Mkl. 992-39'15. 3-26-3tr .. Want Ads To Yo- YQ's In Th .~.,_·e_ .· . _se_n_ti..-;.~~....e~l..-..;;. ·' _____ .....,._ Mowers SLINO AD S ~:!.!1-·-:.C·- '~- )-' I •· o4dltiono1 word 2c . 8:30 ' ·"' · ,,-;__ . ______,,______________ .I Find:- ~:veryth~ . From - ~9to~s 2 SIG Of NS --- '• 1,. , ~~~~rtf, H., March 211,1H9. I • WANT AD __ I . I. O'lrtlll, A........, for Pllllftftft · both ... , There stood the veran .. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Ran Bolger's dab 011 wblch Aunt Eller rocked NOTICI TO A. .RiaATW PIODUCIU batUe against Ume and virtual- ao nicely 26 seasons ago .... In a~rdi&Ctl with tee. _,..., e1 There even was a very much . u.. ....... c.lll ...w ......... ly against theatrical gravity In bl, rwc.lud bJ' the Mel&~ Couatr hia new '~Come &muner" S1'1002- !Ike-Aunt Eller, played by amarOo•m ......... Ia 6tlr oftlel ID Gae er of a musical propounds one velwaq familiar lady, MargarCCNt1 HOUR, Po!Deror, Ohio, .,.., ua.W 11:00 A.ll. llardl 11. t•, M of the seasm's grimmer tmpoa-. et HamUton, ol countless m.. Y;bJcll UJDe aM p)aee tbe bid~ WID slbUltlea .... "Corne &.unmer•• vies and moat familiar as t b e IMr .,.,., for tbe foUowllll n-, 10.000 1ot11 or No. " . . . might have bed a chance If It witeh in ~'Wizard ol Oz," her&IIM .... ol..,....,_ • had arrived em Bdwy. In 1942, ln a fine and IUniiY led7 In a tolhot '""1 . . . . . . be JNib4 rro. ..... say, before "OklahomaI" danc- tall.Y trite role who managed Mocb&le .-n ncau.a.t 1IJ' U.. OlrtlDV -....... ed brllllantly lnm view .... For mlraculwal;r to bring CD ltsllhalTM No. trl ..,,,.., ta IIIHft dill n· Rl)''s new vehicle, handsome 1n lowness a depth and character qoaltUIMDtl u . . . . _ . ..,. the 8lltt of Olllo, De...-t-nt of HlJbw.,., parts, creaky In all, hal every- It didn't deserve; the depth and s.te. 'IOI.Ot. Bktl t. be NU'bd AaNPM a&dt thing Imaginable from half a character were Miss Hamilton's oa Ula autlldo of U. etlft\opt, dozen old schmaltzy mualcala own. Ia Uw enat dlat two or ....,. fill Look around this terribly long except tha fine mualc .... h ttt. laW ttJdt an quot.4 M U. . . . un.H prtee, U.. OountJ' ~ evening at the Ulllt - Fontame nMrft tile l'llbt ta ..a. a diiUio woulda't last Into tha protlt colbUUel'l .t the total qunU.b' to Mda umn even with a Rodgero and and )'UI'd sorprloed somebody c1. t.be &ow laldl nc:oiMd. attempting posalbl,y uncooselouo 1'bo CouAt;J COWDlMioMn llloo Hammer stein score Ieday; It was .....,.. l:bo l'llll' to NJoet U7 Ill' In fact a dtstalllaUm of every- snippets from "Carousel." the all b6111. thing tried and brf.lbt In t h e rh,ylhml and lllllliJie structures Bdw!'- musical comed7 world- ol old Romberg 011d Frlml mu:t-Ill . . . . . lic, a mordantly comic mater.. more than 25 7aars a(IO, Opening nlthlero pla,yed Inter- lal-110111 IUIII by Barbara Sharmission gamea, seloetion JIOI'· ma whose waleome lC transient Ilona remlnlocenl ot put per- wit also reminded of the brllformance• o1 brll!hter - · .... Jiant. "To Kee11 MY Love Alive" u0klahoma1" came moat IWlft.. from \he Rodgers-Hart revival ly to memory becouae !be hero ~ "Comecticut Yankee11 as de.. and heroine were ....b llke tha livered· with great style by VIvleading )'OWI8slerB In IIIII Drat Ienne Sqal .,, There were snipRodgers .& Hanunerstetn h I t pets of 11 Pal Joey" memories, whleh arrived at tho st. Jame1 hints o1 Altleas Fpgg In "Round 'Mleatre Mar. 31, 1943 and re- the World," and a aprlnkltlll! of Jo!lmy Alll)leaeed. A II>Jaleal mained almost forever. The almost ldemteal . . - IIIII hock shop. You mlahl consider this rota! even the principal aet11n1 were pure pre-<lepreaslon Oldeln al;rle efteet and - mostly a mirror and of CQII'IO that may have been bold up to \he memory of Agbeeause lhe same scenic deal,pl- nes de Mille, who conotderably er, Oliver Smith bad provided lhlfled the world ·ol BroadWay ~alcala whon llhe erealed the 3· 19; 3·26; 4-2; 4·9; 4·16; .4·23 _ ... _ ..... --- clandns In "Oklahoinal" i'!::!'. ";~ ••-.. . Employment Wanted cooro ., ,.,. "'"" ::.V':'~:;.· ...,.. ...., ... "" WE . WILL paint your rllOI. Pbbne 992--5389 or WJ..dl. 3-»eep The lron7 bereln lies In the tact that Agnes de Nllle alao !llrocted IIIII llaiBcl. tho whole · picadlon or "Come -91~r." ; I The tragecf,y is !hot Miss De Mille hasn't leaped ahead where other choreographers more aeeq.. ralely reflect the prosreas abo Blarled and sUmulale<l 26 7ears ,. I.Jimll, l.lluqlar'l ago. The Drst of ber ballets would have been laul!hably dated lmltatiiiiWJe Mllle U It weren't for the fact this admlrable lacly lltd sp&Med thla eonslderable Umo standing .WI .... One of her Utile enough. 'Mle whole was ol!ered In !be eerie mood of alaie-aolemrdcy which suggesta there Is more here than meets eye or ear . ... There wasn't .... The matter ~ Ray· Bolger Is something e I s e again, At 63, can't be oxpec\od height Into bla ballot that be aceompllshed In "On Your Toea" when RQ' ·was 30 and each step a levitation • Ray w get the ...... ....... "=... - - -. .... ,......,.. ..... ..,__ -- ... --· ·--~rfllll ... ....... .,__ -- DAILY CROSSWORD loot t.-.J>u .. Lllco cliDciD&' .. Cbllllleol u. Clou.t7 or CUm- BV UTILIZING TiltS 110. Aortal MESSENGEII'S CAP AND FAJ(E "TElEGRAM 1 · Akdndor lO.a-y !' . ...(ICIII 1LIIqout uu... 2J. Off- U.CUI>Ic l.lltl 7.11ham I.WIIon Ill. lul>- lL Paalfle .a won, 1'- Bepruent lt.T..., Crotdlll lT.On~k U. Vl'lld Npnltnt&- 11. lpllerol Jf. lllrlh'l ..UWte 11.~- Ullo 1M! ta.TVA mllp lt.O,..t Ioiiar U.Aoct7 .__ IIUII¥U• •. l:.oluaiDc •• Lilllul 11..-ut !tam ll.lileapo: . i>HALL GET tNlO TilE () l·=r~J I ADDIE I ECOM.4. .I I I0 GAME WITHOUT A TICJ<In'~ I fl. Dollq, forOilO 41.._ IB.I:qlo'l wr.DotnmMr-111&' 111-trutl lll.llallof ... NEED A NEW WASHER? WANT TOSELL YOUR OLD DRYER? YOU CAN DO BOTH BY USING THE PEOPLE REACHER WANT ADS OF THE DAILY SENTINEL. BUY OR SELL TO YOUR ADVANTAGE (Aiwa•a I IT.Pirloh ~ I i ... ) INOIII ~ · 4i. MIEdill ot ~ . :::~ .Watorlltnl I. . . .a.,qwt;ltii*A ...... OPWBKBVH RKRKKBXV BW JHlf - lfBC _' KKRX i:BVBKBVH _Kil'lf.JIBKV . -HXIIIOlf IIDUJI!CG · . - ' ' , Ttlln.,..CIIztltlitlllxioiiii.A.'l'llftU::~ A: QIIAII~ 'liQ ATI'BKPT 'l'BII' Jl JliO+*IIOW , -~ · .l . • ,. ' . ' •, I •• , 1\ztzfll . . . Jt 0 . . . -. ' ' �,. ".,. _,_ "'-' . -c~ - ··t•' .. - ""'~~"' - ),... -- . ... - ..... .,.. .. ~ , •• \ - •+ -· - · --· _____ _ _ ~· ._ . . . . · ·~ - ·' l • Now You Know Rotary Minstrel Will ·Take Off on ·Squares, Laugh-In, South Pacific WEDNESDAY POST EVERLASTING Servl.. es, Feeney • Bennett Post 128, Aln'!l'lcan Loglon, 7:30 p.m. AU WELLSTON - A combiDatlott _,., dance, ••South PJc:Ulc" and the J..auah.. In makes up tho olio acto at the 16th amua1 Wellaton Botary Club Mlnlllrel whleh will be presonted lido COitllng Frl· day and Saturday nllhtl at the WeUotoo blgh sehool auditorium. Olio Director Atlone;y. Harry S. Willarcl salc1 the aeries at actelollowingtllelrldllioaal minlire! circle will Include a prenew Of the Wellotoo hll!ll school ~or preaentat1m "South Pa .. of a Weatem tamlltee of deceased members diU'llw the past year are given o opeclal lnvltatloo by Albert Roush, cmunaOOer. 1WIN CITY Shrinetteo, Wodnesotoy, 7:30p.m., C&SOE social """"' l'()ki::ROY .} UONS Club 11>011 luncheon Wedne~ at United MetiM>IIat Church social romn. Prosram planned. AU asked to attenll. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:· 30 Wedne~, at horne of Mrs. VIetor ii)'..U; lira. Yaooo Fiob· er and llro. Milton Roush, cohosteoeeo. TIIURSDAY XI GAMMA MU Chq>ter of Bela Sigma Phl Sororlt,y, Thursday nilhl at the home ol Mrs. Mila Woods. Soelal hour at 6 · p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. I!OMEROY CHAPTER, Royal QUICK QUIZ Q-\VIIat U.S. president, ollttr than Goorge Wa.!hittgton, IDal UIIOJl!IOied for the I 1liE IJSTENING ROOM Is o>Pecled to be lull when Mrs. Janet Menuel, a naUve and resident oC Racine, Meigs County, holds an Open House all day Saturday, March 29, at her new "Jan's Record Shop," 215 Sixth St., Pt Pleasant. A listening room Ia a lli)e<:ialleature oltlle llhop, permitting customers to check the stereos and accoustlcJ. In a home atmosphere before buyln&. Above, Mrs. Jan Manuel displays one or her record stoCk. The shop wW stoek a complete line ot over 1,000 records alii tapes, Webcor and symphonic stereos and Universal sewing machines. Visitots to the thap on Grai"KI ~nlng day will receive as girts a car stereo tape record. Arch Masons, special sessJon at 7:30 p.m. Thur~ to confer Most Excellent Masters De- eree on several can:Udates. All members urged to attend. WEEKEND REVIVAL, Mlddl&o port Church of Christ in Chris- tian Union, Pearl St., starting ThursdaJ> condnulng tllrough Stmda,y, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Roscoe Thorne, Point Pleasant, speakillll. ONE-WON~NE Class ol the Pomeroy First Ba,ptist Church wUI meet at 7:30 Thur~ at the h1111e of Mrs. George Skinner. SATURDAY SOUP SALE, GrOll) 2 of the Women's Association, First Unit-. ed Presbyterian Church., Saturday at the church. For advance orders and deltveries telephone Mrs. Myron Miller, 992--9543, or Mrs; · WUliam Morris, 9923438. 5<q> will be a vallable at the church after 3 p.m. Jaekson Goodyear Plant is Renamed AKRON - The Jackson, Ohio, plant ol Goodyear Aerollj)ace Corpontlon has beeo renamed Ito Commercial Plaalico DI.t· sion to more properly idendty Ita products 1111 purpoaea, Morris B. Jobe, prealdent, has announced. Tho ~UUoa, 78,000-sql8re font j>laDt produces ftbergia11 • reinforced I)Oiyooter c-nla and P,n>ducta lor tile aUOOIIIollve, anlall machinery and other 1... dullrles. Stoce Ita opening In JIIIO 1966, It had been called tile Jackoon Division. N<IT OUR DARUNG TOK\'0 (UPD - A slender young Vietnamese glrl who is a crack shot with a rlOe is the darling ol the Viet Cong, the COmmunist VIetnam News Agency said. It idendfted tile girl as Tran Thl Buol and said she had killed 18 Americans ualng 21 bullets, Action Opem To Prettify Dr. Schmidt Is Heading Concert Assn. Dr. Lewis A. Schmidt ol Gallipolis was elected new presior the Trl-Count,y Community Concert Association at a recent meeting of the BclLrd of Dl· rectors at tha Sycamore Street dent Branch ol the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. Schmidt succeeds Eldon 0. Wuerch. Officers ot the as- sociation re-elected during the business session were A Kim~ ball Suiter, vice • presldeJt, C. R. McGinness, treasurer, and Mrs. Evan C. Roderick. secrePersons Interested in pretty- tary, Ing UP tho Meigs • Gallla counNew board members elected tryside along public roads were Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tha· with junkyards uppermost In their ler, Mr. and Mrs. James Beverthoughts - took heart this week ly' Mrs. Charles Llngo am Mrs. following a report o( legal ac~ Clair Gettles. tioos talren by Highland County Mrs. Ruth Shamon, represent.. Prosecutl.ne Attorney JOO.n o. ing Cooununity Concerta. Inc., Crouse. of New York, helped make Initlal According to tile Columbus plans for this tall's annual memSunday Dispatch, in a report berahlp drive and for the 1969from Hillsboro, the acttoias were 70 CUK:ert seasoD. lor injunctions against tour area Board members present were jtlllkyardo. It Is believed almllar Mr. and Mrs. Wuerch, Dr. and sulta agallllllt other yards are Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. .....mplated. Suiter, Dr. and Mrs. Roderick, 'll!e r~rt lurtller pointed out: Mrs. Lingo, Mrs. Oacar W. 'll!e acttclno are connectedwltll Clarlre, Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn locadon of iunl<yardo close to Ron, Lawrence Hlj)er, Mr. Mcstate, county or townsh.llt roads Ginness, Mrs. Harold Sauer of and screening them from view, Middleport a n d Mra. Ralph It they are within a spedfled dis- Crwnp and Mrs. Don Kingery of tance, with non-transparent rene~ Pt. Pleaaant. Countryside pre.!ldtftc'? A-In the election of 183l, James Monroe was unop. posed for the presidency. Tbls was the oecoitd and last time Ia American history thai there was only one prealdenlial candidate. In 1792, G e or g e Washington had been unopposed for a 110<011d term. dllc," dll'oeted by Mloo Sandra Noclndr. 1be caat at 50 will alar three numbers, f'11tere 1• Nothing l.Dte I Dame, n "Hilley Bun," I n d "Pm Gonoa Wallh 'lllatiiiiiiBlabt Oula 111 Hair," IOIIIIrlna Janet Marsh .. IOiolll. Iiiii Ulm will call lor I h e Wellaton W.,...meelero,a WoJt. ern _ . . dance lf')ll1l In one mlnlllrel oUo preoeolatlott, and Rotarlano will make like ballet dancere In . "Glow Worm/' TONIGHT & TIIURSDAY »arch 26 • r1 »arch 28 • 29 HOUR OF THE GUN - TechnieolorJamea Garner as Wyatt Earp Ja100 Rol:lards ATTACK ON THE IRON COAST - TechnicolorUoyd Bridges, Andr"" Kler SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. be declared a nuisance alii that each be enjoined from further operadon. It would be "' to tile court to apeD out any remedies, Crouse lllld. CrOWle Aid he had obtained cq~ies of the proceedil'll& in the Summit COUnty case before proceeding here. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EXTRA I ~~~ '\\ \.\.\\~\. lt~ flavor! '"""'""""-\. "-"'\\.. ....... .lEU lit t•al AUO fiiKI TO WIEDDINII .INGI YIENT\IItA 1100 AUO fifO TO ..n WIEDOIJI•••• ,.. •• The Perfect Choice I I XTRAI .1 I slices! I TRAI nourish- I DJ.ent! 1 B I A IT WAS ONE OF March's cold days, above, when a driliBr on the Cleek farm watches dials to guage the big bit's approach to the s,Soo foot level where another good gas weD was brought In recently. See page 5 tor more Cleek well pic- tures, Another Good BIG GAS WELL - The rotary rig above has been moved by Ray Brothero, who hao connected gao Droduction to dloll'l· butloo linoo on land '"'ned by William and !laze! McKelve;r In .Portlanll. They recently received the ftr&t Droductlon royal· ty. Promotor Johq Murphy olarted the recent gu boom wltll a 1111111der strike near the Dreoent Droducer. Unlortunotely his ~.. .were .WIIII>Io.IO- .with tremenilua.JII'OII~~ulllll tilt bononza had to be abo.nd®ed. A new hole, above, wao drill- ed. ' I I I Crouse s 1 l d several compialnta have been voiced by reo!· No Change In Strike Gas Well In I I ur ls reoponalble lor inspection The solution to Meigs Coun· v•o landiiU mmp problem remained itlllmbo today. A &leering eommltlee ol townlhlp truoteea, health department lilcl montclj)el ol!lclelo, meeting 8pln Wedneaday ni&lrt In olllcoo ~the healtll department at Po>m. ~' didn't lind it. Oscar .!Inger, assistant engineer, Dlvlsloo o1 Sanltatloo, Ohio .Make Elhrfelds In Pomeror Your Shopping Center I I I I I I I . I valuer 1 EXTRA I I I I I· I ' I baked with PG7n. the all-pure vegetable •horte;nin.c I ·• · "-----·----------.~.---11!1!'·•-•" ' ' . By United Preas lnterraUOIBl AdminPiration challenged by Kenned.Y WASIITNGTON - SEN, EDWARD M. KENNEDY today challenaed the Nixon admlnistratloo's Redgllng record In civil rlgltts, an looue Kennedy could carry into the 1972 presidential c~gn, Kenned,; began two days o1. public hearings before hls Senote admlniotradve practice and DI'OCedure subcommittee to check two adminiotradon moveo al!ectlng enforcement ola federal rule that prohibits eJI1ll~ent dlscrlmlnotion by !Inns doing bualness wltll tile gov· ernment. Up for scrutiny were the Delenae Deportment's award of $14 miWon Iii contracts to tllree South Corollna textile mills and tile -rr.:..ortalion Deportment'• new antfdlscrlmlnation rulealor hlah· builders. ' 1 We want to tbrl out who was consulted in the devel~ oPnent of Ute new procedures, how they 1fWe develf:Ved, who made the suggestions," Kennecty told an interviewer, I BY BOB WINGETT 'l11:e natural gas strike in east. ern Melga County about 3'h mootho ago - the talk of the BOUtheastern Ohio region lor aev. era1 weeks - ha 0 be- "C!Id · hJI;" But Q>e di'lllli/g ltaell ~- · oot. The moat recent gas weD brought In during the Dresent, exciting boom }n Meigs Count,y'o natural gas procllctlon, was com. Dieted early Wedne~ on the property or Clarence Price. ft elao gave early lncllcadons lt will be A 11 strong producer. tt The well, drlUed by employes ol Roy Prol!ltt or Racine using a cable.qpe rig, Ia loeated about three-lourtha mile from the tJrst big weD hit In December oo the WlUlam lolcKelve;r farm. ft wAs reported that gas rtow from tile Prlco well had not been measured since riggers capped tt oil lmmocllately alter hlltlng the ' wV Leaf Pest Control program clainu record signup3 Will be WASI!INGTON - THE NUMBER OF F<\RMS enroWJli In tile lJ'iveroment'o control Drogr&lll lor wheat and feed gralno wUI set records lido year, the Aarlculture Department said today, Ao of March 21, a record 1,533,075 farms had algned"' to cllllDI.Y wlth the productl011 control prCJIP'IIII lor feed grain& WASHINGTON (UP0- A fuel· corn, grain aorghum and harley. 1be o l - ended In moot or tile era! p' · • oarantlno will go IncOWllry March 21, bul conUnueo untU AprU 4 ln II Nortllorn alate&, to etrect April I In ftve stetes, Including Ohio, to Drevent tile Claims capable stu.denll penalized BOWUNG GREEN, OWO - PROPOSED cUibacko by the Nixon spread at a highly dangerous Admlnlotralion In the National Dele111e S!uclent Loan PrCJIP'IIII wW ll'aln peat, tile cerllll leal dt,ny urnany very ca,pable ttudentll" a college ectucadon, aceordlne beetle. tO·Robert Mcl<aJI, preoldent of the Ohio Asaoclatloo ot Slodent Fl· Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Mlchlpn and P•nrtoJJlvania ell cur· ... (ContliWOd oo Paie 12l rently operate &tate quarantines bul olllcialo salc1 the lodaral lJl'Oill'&nl could be enforced more olrectlvely then separate &tate rel!lllatloas. The cerllll leal beetle Is ooe 0( tile -ld'a moat aerlOUI ' peata at small ll'alns. II wao firat lound In tile U,S. .Fii'll' yeor )llno wore preaent- le;r Johlooo who IIIIi t11ree voali 'ID Roct~ey IJownlng and Leolle eel ooloo, acCOII1jllllled 111 Gor· itl Mlchipn itl 1962 and hao El'tln when Mlcllllt))OI'l Lodp No. aid I'UweD on tile orpn. POW· lp1'0ad Iince then to aeverel 3.4.'1, F&AM, 11111 hoot lor amaet- eU eloo ~ed tltrea organ ae- other &tales. Olllclalo worry lhat, left unchecked, tile beetle llllt Tueaday' nirJII at 12th DIS· lectl!IIL ttl~ Maoona. . Cortillcatea at merit were •· wou1c1 &ub&tanUally cut proclietloo of wheal, harlo,y and oato ~ollerl Hlnllhaw, grand mao- warded ell worohilllul maatersol itl tile Mlclwelll, wotOhlo,preaentedthe!lialand tile 12th dlllrlct I n - · Under tile ledaral quarantine, )\!JIII>redbolh itl trlbuiol !ortllelr Darrell DOU.V, DDGM, lntroNr. Ervitl and Mr. Jlown. duced ~rand lodge otitcera Rob- rel!lllallona will be aet control· el so rlcolved ·Certliteatea. 6rl WDl; Darrell D. McKee, dl .. ling tile movement !tom ia!ooted tho pat OJJOo!ker, ttlct dpiiJ llJ'and master; 'J'heo. · aroea of' ltemo wldcb iDII!III' car. ~ b.Y Graiicl 'Jun. doro- T, J,leed and J. B. llell, ry the pelt. atoll Item• itlcluda ~ 'l!ollen WW at Ohio pall DDGM'a, and Joaeph stan. hl3' ll'alnl, litter' . soc! and used harJtatlng machinery, ~..-. ~a remarks were le,y, 1/EO. tleiorPa reJP~lated lfom ewkl l!llllc,.; "Where .11 Free , Dol'lil Alban jjHaenled a ldllto move trom an lnle&tad area It ,=~ . ~· it1 ilhlch he Mr. Hlnlhawllirlnl tlleCOitl'aeat 1111&1 meet r0111ltemonia, uaual. 11 IIHi hi~ at mtl!ll· · tlloprofll'amlltei'hoitloclaeWor. , llhlpM Muter CarlllYlor wei- 1,11 chemical tr._lmeo!l. and preceded by ~ the · 170 F, r e d Ditt&t ' be aeeOD)IIilnletl by ship. 1>1 t11e Elll- malttnar made tile prNon~aUon ping paperl ~ point of by Joba of tile llaa arid tile Invocation and orlrln. The Infested area• lndtJIIed enter· ~ctloa were otrered by Rvv. ell at Ohio. 9dr. Wllbut Perrin. Che.cked Downing,Ervin Given ... 50. Year Masonic Pins .-u. . ,, . m 'Action Blocl{ed Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Depart~nenl I I I I arxl enforcement. ·. the bisgest bread value your znoney can buy r r r I Under the law the county sher- ,County Landfill , •••••••••••••••••••••••••, 1 IB:IGGER ~ I :ln every way I I I I THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO rector, Ed Tewkobary bulitleao monapr, Jim FOJ< atop IIIMo apr, aad liaiOD-..! aecompanill. Bob Breman and .P a u I Hough handle lierto, E, E. Til· Uo Ia In <harP of ICitllld, and Pauline GOlan aallotecl In mull< aelectlllt. • T..,,.. from view. The suits ask ttat each yard VOL. XXI NO 236 a dance. The laurth.tn aeament itlclucleo oucb perlormera u Slo 81rface, Kim EJ>llng, Blll Bile)', Jollt TaT· lor, Tom Lockord, Lola and Dan - .•• Dick EJ>llnr, HarryWn. lard, Jim Fox and Blll Bell. &lllta lncluda a preu,y rJrliD a bethttd> seene with a &l>rlfi&, a cioctor'o olllee skit, two cafe skits, a "Dircy Ole Man" llklt, and a dance skit, Undertaker Charles GaakiU, itl hlo 15th year aalnterloatiDr, wiD be plagued by and men puaotero Jimmy Wood, omue Jiulchl11011, lia1 Seharfeaberpr and J o e Otllo, tile latter being I-red. Partly cloudy and eold liolaf and wltll a lew s,.. ~ east J111rti'"" lllglt in tl1o mid 30o to tile mid 40o. Rart1y elaul¥. and eolder tonlil>l- ~ In 1111 20s. Moody cloudy and a'UIIII warmer Friday wltlla c. . . f11 light rain or . - . DeVoted To 1JJe llllereSII Of 1JJe Meigi·MOMHI Area Dr. Paul EaiiiWIIo drcle 41• . 'll!e statute has been on Ohio books for a nwnber of years but a test case oot of Summit Coun- denta about notlllng being done, but added tllat tile rneosure had t)' hao just been decided by the been under" considerable debate, Ohlo s..>reme Court, !f>holdlng some observers tee1ing it might be held unconstitutional the meestlre, Crouse said. Named In tile lnltlel sulta The wording or the sults is were Percy Carter, Hillsboro that each yard Is being operated within 1,000 feet of a pu~ Rd. 4, Rt. 124 In MarahaU lie roadi that they have no fence ship; Wooclrow Reno, Hlllaboro slx feet In height constructed Rd. 5, RL 50; Deul Hopkins, or non-tranaparent materlal or HUisboro Rd. I, R~ 13S; Donald other ratural objects to screen Ward, Hlllahoro Rd. 5, Rt. 50. commodated 40,000 prlaoners. Larey Kibler, anOther drclo Weber endo tile drcle oolollto oolollll, slnp "lltrry On llolm wltll "Poor Pappa •• lng. SECOND DAUGHTER BORN Amouncement Ia made ol. the birth at 1 aecml daughter, M&o pn Lee; on Feb. 19 to Mr. and lira. Ge.., Abbott ol Lancaster. Mr. and Mr~ Abbott have a daugbter, Lori, who will be lour In May. Gra"""""nla are Mr. and MrL Martin Abbott and Mr. and MrL WOllam Morris of Middleport. al y 'll!c largest prieon itltheworld II Kharkov Prl1011 In tile Soviet .I:Jnlott. which has at times ac~ with hlo ukelela alnilng • bladc- 1>:1 her hullbantl Goarp, 11111Jo ll&ltt DW)Iber, "I Ain't Got NO. Don and 1<111 SOUdan alar "Er· ~~ lloln' II Now." Jolin body." to M,yllouoe,llab7,"Whlcbfhould be • _ . _ , . , Scharlenberpr oiJtp "Oh, Yoo · ~ llQih" Slanle;r M<KIIInla and hb ol oter, Ruby Sprinkles alar "Toavther, Wherever we eo," and llutc:hieon olnp "Yeo You Are." lllarrle RamJey oiJtp "Wm't y.., Charl01too Wltb Me." aided Weather • producing level. One person connected wltll the operation, however, said, uThe wen., is no doubt a very good one. For the past severe! ·w.eeks they bad bl!etl .!lrlllitlt " the Prlee - ; v·lt·11' lite l!bout two mlleo of where tile firll strike occurred In December on tile William McKelvey farm. The Price well lo being drilled wltll a much slower cable _ type rig whereas mil\)' ot the other wells have been .PUt down with the modern rotary drill Another well·, after drilling was pracUeally brought to a holt lor a perlodlnFebruarywhenges and oil well hearings on acreage were held In Columbus hes baen otarted on the Flemndng prop. (C rt' ued 5) 0 Jn 011 page WASHINGTON (UP0 - Situations ':'l""" .. . 0 • ... • wltll ...oon CoUnt,)' Sherlrr, Troy Hollman patrolling at regular intervals. Slate road employes are stUI plckedng at tile Slate Road Gar. age at Jackson Ave., in protest to the mass firing ot the state road employes by Governor Arch Moore. Secretary of state, John D. Rockefeller, m. said tllat he believed thet public employes ~ve the right to union bargain. mg, but not tile right to strike, and ~t .he would put this belore the opeciil ' ll!'ssloo o1 the W, Va, legislature .U. July, f.!.They work on depresolon," the They make yoo as depressed u possible and then they give yoo a way out!' ~lei Forces Maj. James N, Rowe, 30, ol Me Allen, Tex., was talking to newsmen at the Perrta80n about his five yean of captivity at tile banda of tile VIet Cong. At ooe IJ0in1 when he was parllcularly deoJlOIIdent and 11 they thooght they had me m the ropes." Rowe said, he prifed and found llldclen release !rom tenaloo. 1be Viet Cong Interrogator returned, expecting to see Rowe close to tile breaking point Instead, he found Rowe wtd&tllng, '11rl1 l!llrpri&e«< the Interrogator 110 ~ch, Rowe said, •'that I didn't see him for three weeks. u Rowe, reared io the Eplscopol and MetiM>IIsl churches, wa1 captured Oct. 23, 1963, when a Soutll VleJnameae army COIIIPiliiY he was advlolng was amwohod. He was held a prloooer In tile U Minh Foreat, a SW81111\Y VIet Cong oanc. tuary ln tile Mekong Delta, until he eaeaped In December. ..1 came face to face with the tact that there is a supreme bein&" Rowe aald. wlbere are d.mes when you hive no place to turn except to God. n 11 ,kmes Resigns Bank Position Theodore T. Reed, Jr.; prealdont o1. The F'lrmera Bank ond SIYIJWa C<anpany loday ai1IIOtiJIC. mong tile 39 u. s. Servicemen ldlled In action In Vlot. nam. The;r lncludecl: Marine Pre. Joltn M. ~..... 0( Mr. 1111\1 Mrs. ~ 11. GoodWin, at}.I<Ari!MU', and -.... 5 Goral!' T, TbompJIOII, lntlband ot Mra. Silly A. Thompson, Lop., whowaochanpcl I rom lil41in8 to dead os a reoult of -·action. ed Rlchird E. Jones· hu reollt>ed hla poaltlon u vice proaldent o1 tile boJik, ertectl ve March 31, and that tile board ol dlrecton has aeeeptecl his resl~t~~Uon with regret. Mr. Jones hat served on the lk.,~·~ WGHWAYS SALTFJl Poatel'O)' Ylllage council and was PT. PLEASANT - We&t VIr· tho Drot prealdent of t11o board clnl• Slate Rood Commlaaton of etlucatloo of tile Malp Local ertWa wwked thrOtrabool WtdSchool Dlotrlct. noada,y nilhl aaiJl early I h I I ~onea, hls wtte, Doria, 1111 . . . . Alling ~~ ln. tile their ebUdren, Kim: and Brill, h1l!ller elavatl- lllll II'" the reolde oa LincOln ·HUI, Pom• &o BrldiJB ~ 1'1. ~..... l'Ol'· ant lllll HondtrJIOI1, &Ceordllli UjCA!- TEMPS The ternpataturi In Pomel'Ol''• _ , _ ""-ii.e•a district at 11 a.m: tOdv ~i 34 clegreeo under ovorea&t ikloo. to MaJIOI1 COUnl;y lit* Rood Clll!· mluloner Beatli. · MEIGS GENEIIAL HOSPITAL Adlnilllonl • None~ · Dlseharp'- ~. • ' J~==~:~ Lebanoo Twp.; dlt))OI'l mmp · - · ; HYsell, Sellobury twp, ln!IIM; , Ell Deniooo, Rutland_..;~ 6rl Clark and llallil> W. 0 u f a> count,y commlnlonera; . Gaaton, COlumbia Tllp., and n., .•· Pearson, Letart Twp. - H Lou POulin, l'omerQy OOUIIdl,; aet. man; Dole Dutlen 11114 Korildt . Hllllth Department ol!lclals Waltoo, boerd ot health . _ said further sessions of the steerillll: session will be amoonced at bers; Dr. Sellm J. lllaHwlcl, hlllltll commlosloner; Porr7 later dates. Riggs, hllllth . . . , . _ IIIII· Atlendlng, In addldoo to tile tarlan; Gloria Crooo and above, were Theodore Wilford, lab strauss, Health llopl. - . United States. U.S. Ambassador Henry cabot Lo::lge had gone into the meeting with professed optimism. Knowing of the Viet Cong rejection in advance, he entered today' s meeting with the statement, ..1 think something is going to come out ol it." Pham Dang Lam, the chief South Vietnamese negotiator, and Lodge, attempted to eX)llln:l the scqJe of the conference to cover North Vietnamese viola· lions of Cambodian and Laotian talks ''~e . .~lsht a~, ~ _end of territory. tlii twml." Tan Buu Kfem., delegation · leader ol tile Viet Cong's N a t I o n a I Liberation Front (NLF), said the offer is "not a serious act, but a maneuver of the Nixon administration." He called Instead for direct talks between the Viet COng and the Lam made wlthdnlWit"'tll'llll North Vietnamese .. regular and subversive torces" from Laos and cambodia as well as Soutll Vietram the price of a peace settlement. Lodge said uat least 40,000 North Vietnamese troops are deployed In Laos, lighting and Lions Speaker IsM. Glasgo Marvlri Glasgo, owner and man~ ager of the new "Modern &lpply'' in Pomeroy, was guest speaker when the Pomeroy Ums Club met for a noon luncheon Wednesday at the United Melhocllst Church. Glasgo, a guest of Clarence Struble, opoke oo the broiler buolness and outlined better methods by which p1llets can be raised. He spoke on attemjlls and Dl'OilJ'OSS made In producing dJ. sease free birds. The speaker also discussed brielly peta and loodolortllem to be otocked by his new-·· Dele Warner was a guest ol Bill Porter for the luncheon. COLUMBUSITE FINED Donald Huettner, Columbus, was Oned $5 and costa In tile court of l'omeJ'oy Mayor Char. les Legar Wednesday alter be· lng charged with Improper backIng, WASHINGTON (IJP0- T h e Derenee Deportment Wecho.. day ldantl!led nve Ohloano a- Middleport's new lanclllll climp, alsoalteoded. Spokesmen Ben Rile, Art Hess, James Milliron and Marvin MIUIrm lllld burning occurred again yesterda,y, Middleport ollicials indicated the ftr&t waa oot lntandooally Peace Talks Bogged on Side Issues POINTPLEA&\NT-ThereDown Is no chenge In tile strike oltuatloo at tile ~lty Marulacturing co., 605 22nd street. No PARIS (UP0-The VietCong meetinp have been scheduled, today rejected SOuth Vietnam's according to owner and manag- offer to hold secret peace talks er Lawrence Gerlach, Sr. aOO called it a .. maneuver of This company was one of sev~ the Nixon administration." The eral burned to the ground t n the talks promDUY bogged duwn on January 31, 1967 million dollar other matters- Communist infll~ fire at the comer of Viand and tratioo ol Leos and Qunbodla. 11th Streets. Mter the fire, the The offer of direct peace talks Gerlaches acCJ.Ilred the present was put forward this week by aile at 22nd street Where pick· South Vietnam President Nguy~ et line£ now block both entranc- en Van Thieu and was warmly esThe ~ike at the Stauffer endorsed by Washington which hailed the otter as the best Chemical Co. at Galllpolls Fer· chance yet to achieve peace in ~lao iJ continuing. COOdltlmo Vietnam. Thieu had called such _ ·"""" contr 1 1 tile ·'ant young major salc1. - Department of lleaitll, explained requirements In aoUd waste dlspollll and explained tile new law on solid waate dlspolllls &01118 into el!ect July I. A question and answer session followed. , Singer salc1 about 50 per eout at Ohio's counties wiD have ap. proved landlllJ climps In opera. Uon by tile time the new law goes Into etrect. A cleleptloo from tile LeadIng Creek Road, HoboooandBraclbury grwp, which has beeo -kIng action agaln&t burning at WASHINGTON (UP!) - For· mer President Dwight D. Eisenhower _.continues to grow weaker" despite efforts to reverse the heart COIIlttlon that threatens his life, doctors reported today, Jn a brief mornhw bulletin on the ?~ear-old general's condition, Brig. GerL Frederic Hughes, commander of Walter Reed Army Hospital, aald "Gen. Eisenhower contlrues to grow weaker." "Evidence ~ congestive heart failure contirue WlChang-ed, '' H~hes said. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Wilma Riggs, otherwise Interfering In Laoo affairs. n He said the Nartb VIetnamese also are dolb' violating Cambodia'• terrltortll integrity, Dispatches frill! and Sllgon In recelt daya reported Hanoi has .trtuall)'. amexed two north.east.ern pro. vincea ol ;.aos in order to strengthen Ito Ho Chi Mlllh Trail s!f>ply system lnlo Laoo, and that many ol tho troopl threatening Saigon ln the Communist otfensive qMU'I.te from sanctuaries In Cambodia. v- .. . ln• hll, .,..,ir"W&dea oil ol the SeJaooo talk o&r Klem said It W&l almetl covering UP the Nixon admlnlstndon's "policy or lntana~ the war of aggression In South Vlet:oam, an:! coping: wltll public opinion In the United Slates and the world." ol Good Friday Service Set Union Good Friday oentceo and Easter sunrise oervlceahan been plamed by tho Mlddl.-t Mlnlsterlel Aaooclali!ll. The Union Good Friday ...... Ices wlll be hold at 7:30 p.m. at the Mlddlt))OI'l Firat Bapllll Church wltll the Rov. Mu DoD· ahue speaking. Youth cholro at tile varloos churchea will vide mualc. Easter sel'Yicoo wiD bella at 6 a.m. with tile Rev, Rlcllard Stricldancl, a sueat pa..,.. IQ tile commontt,y, -ldJli, n. will be held al Heath United Me-at Church. Racine; Tina. Marks, Long Bot. tom: Terry Brewer, Micklleport; Rema Chalin, Pomeroy; VIrginia Thomas, Middleport; Coonie &llder, Mlddlepori; Flossie HY· sell, Rolland; Melissa McMillon. Mlddlepori. Discharges - Michael Bed· well. DEXTER MAN liEU> Harry Erie-. :IS, DodloJ', waa arrested by tho llelp ~ · t,y Sherill's llopt. WecholdaJ • charges of infmleatloa 11114 n. alatlng arrest. Btl>d wao..,.... · lor appearance In c:ouat;y court. Maralynn's Style of Life ·May Lead to Murder Keys ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPOMaralynn Skelton, 16, according to pollee, was a drug user since ohe was 13, a hlglt school d._~ and a tripper on Uill who alao tried heroin, cocaine, mescaline and am,phetamtnes • MaralyM, accordlrw to her lamlly, underwent a peraonallt,y change last lell, become more distant, \lad hiPPie lrlenla and was lreq-lly In Bar molllel' ..ld ohe bad no knawledp her dauclllor used drugs and gave bar $30 laot Soturda,y to pay oil her debtL Maralyun woo found murdered and -•Uy abu~ Tueadajo In • · wOoded areo. north or hen, 'tile lourtll luch murder ol a rlrlln ~·• 11118'~ flJlfl tee...,.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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