https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/90dc6b4ac47e61131453fd09e6d50f60.pdf 2d65f2f2c72f6d952a2c3e7e0c385eec PDF Text Text ,. ".,. _,_ "'-' . -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...,.. �3 - Tho Dally Sentinel, Mlddlepor,.Pomeroy, Deterrent · . I ,. ! I • ' Crime Is one of the maJor domestic problems ~ the naUon, bu! like moet other J)I'Oblems-poUirtlon, traffic CQI!trol, boullog or wbatever-it is not a crisis ol equal proportion. ill every communi!)', All!loqgb crime can and does occur everyWhere, tt is, essenUall.Y, a blg-eity problem. Critica are complaining that !be govern· ment is ignoring Ibis fact by a~g a scattergun approach in implemen the 1968 Safe streets Act ill the form of " lock grants" to stale governments. The funds should, it is argued, go dlrec:Uy to the cities where the problem is worst. The money_.19 million for planning and $29 m!Won for programs based on the planning in Ibis fiscal year-doesn't start Dow· ing until AprU, but one group already predicts tbat It will have no pracUcal effect upon crime because it won't reacb blghcrime areas. The National League of Cities studied planning in 31 states and charges tbst: • The 1late1 have erected a whole new !•vel of bureaucracy. In :U states there are a t o t a I ol 211 regional crlme-eontrol bureaus. Ohio is cited as an outstandingly bad example. Tbat state bas set up 16 regions to plan the li2bt against crime, with major cities merged with au other governmental units. • Mally alate .U...U.n formulas favor rural areas disproportionately. Some ol the biggest cities are getting inconsequential sums-for illstance, Nasbvtlle, f/,0110; Tulsa, '12,0110; Boston, $?ll,OIIO. • The leape foreseeo spending leanlng heavily toward Items like new palrol cars, while the recruitment or Negro poUcemen and making more efficient uoe of p~ent BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Up to the 011eolng ~ the new bit mullcal ••tT16'' 1he odd1141 tavortto for the Pulitzer llld CriUcs prizes was ••Tile Great Wblte Hope" .... The new pstriollc DOW Is 111e hen)' favorite . .. Batten the batches, bars: Jackie Gles1<11'1 duo In N. Y. 'Mar. 28 .... Just a tow ........ 180 When El ~ WU in Ita now SO dl· mini- llorz. AI~ was Ita firm, dlplmnallc,. quletl,y per. ,. suulve lxlmoor - mw AI Is lleiQunln Albert Mandaro, head ,, . .. A hotel ill Debrecen, Hungary, lalteries • cootesta • same• pro. , _ b7 IIU atatl4llls, aupermar. kets, etc. .. .. II' a been 80 years In llle reaeorehlns-wrltlns and Art teela It will make the oil suit to let Uston lllllt In Calli, And DOW he'l suing again to collect !rom !iolln1 .... Boprt, Bob Moo~&omeey and Dick Rnrell all did well ~ Pldlip 'Marlowe, the late lloJmmd Ch&ndler's cr&and now James Garner wiU be No. 4 In "The UtUo Sillier," the last Chllndler whollmlt Window waohers are 011 strike 10 we - r who heBYod so III8IIY 08111 It the windows of the -a· ...ru ~ to 111m 1n ..... called basales wUil the CIIJ 1lal1 press ...... Pill cortaiD4> oreo't 1rue, not latal7, that be'l bolD from CbJ 1lal1 llld ~ 9 some el&bt - . . , that 101 Lind.., bad trGubl" in •ee •w I Y1ew 1ba1 u far bildDd us toclsl" .... lloomlldle WoodJ teela he's e1111 ~ In poliUcl) "a DIOIIIber ~ tbe N, Y. pre11, 10to _.... ~~~ bt wrlteo I col· Congreu Cbarlea Darwin did much work on evoluUon at bome, The World Almanac says. His children, two girls and five boys, were used to seeing him peer at birds, bees anCI barnacles. A siUdy of barnaclea eaueclally occupied the llafurallst for many years. On• ol DarwiD's BC!DI, vlsltillg the home of a neighbor playmate, asked wilh surprise, "But wbere doea your father do h1J barnacles?" time. I have comforted mr bo1 friend and - . . Cll I . . . _ , Pve heard notlilng but CGI!Ytrsallal Plsbio' It, cleaiiD' II, drq>. pn' It, sbootln' II, IIIII boW I llbould try lt. Then lbq ..., out, alk for Ill)' halp - and do II again! Ther tell me they bate t h e stutr and bow Iucl!;y I am tor not eel who shrug, doln' It llll ~ doa't lllit All this shout Jll'&ll ''meslo· uwe're tolerant 10 we wouldn't In' ye ..,.. Is prbqe. l's noiJI. try to change their minds drugs" are really gylng, "We lng nmcb, but what It does Is don't care eiiOUIII> 1aboot an,yone make you 110 to aometblng elM to get involved and b7 to help," stranpr. Not overyoae - tbst I tho atralibll would work as depends «1 the pera, but ~ all bard to get kids ell! drugs as the the dopera I know, oaly three pushers work to pi them book· teko just 11'811. The relt teko eel, mo.ybo we wouldo'l have lbla add, speed, blndfuill of plio, llld you'd bo surprised bow m&ll)' big elope problem. I am an ex-doper, and I have try heroin. dale's buildings .... Paul Hornung et the Ground Floor said he's YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This column Is for young peosbopplng for an Eastolcle location for a Manhottn link In his ple, their J)l'oblems and pleas. _..u.s skein~ Rod Ram urea, their troubles and tun. As clubs, mullc - food parlors he with the rest ol Helen Help USI, owns with former Packer loom- It welcomes laugbs but wan•t mate and author Jerry Kramer. dodge a serious queaUon wllb a Late Alan Ladd's """ Alan Jr. bnisb-ol!. Send your teenage quesUons to makes bls rum aplaob as 00 • producer (with Elliot Kastller) YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of of the Samantha Egpr • DaYid Helen Help USithla new-r. 1lemmlnp movie ''Tho Walldng VIEW FROM THE INSIDE got to tell Cleoevef71blnglaNOT Sllc." .... !ollst be lllndreds ~ Dear Helen: Regarding that leUer from Ill rl8bl. She 81198 she never leC4llld pneraUon sbow.ldds o». lng pr<J(ItabiJ ill their parents• Cleo lbe Hippie: There will be went on a bad trip. She will some footsteps .... Bill Gargan never a lot ~ kids who'U say, .,Leave de;y. I dldl She ae;ya LSD doem't tbou&bt be'd resell lila Ust.'fid.. her ·•-,let ~er, 1jo her lhilll.'' make deformed babies. My best friend bad a beby you wouldn't )'(Q,. Relen.1.'tleo tiW ~VIII'IBif .- ,!Jill fiii~IIJin bUt' ~~~~ WltJl . '. 11 lleked cancer of the tbrool Is crying tor help .or abe wouk\. want to see I She and her hoy - so here's a very h~WY anni- n't have written to you- her friend were acid heads. I saw mr friends end up m versary to a brave gentleman. beafng, sci'GUIIging, drug.aosk· heroin and steal and work t b e street to get IDOJl07 for It Il4lll'l kid yourself, you - l e who 8119 Keno Ridge Mr. and Mrs. William Rose IIIII Billy ~ Columlols Ylslled her mother. Mrs. Gllllll. Mil- recently, taking her out to Crow' I steak Hoose for 1 turke,y dlmer. The occasion wu to celebrate her blrlhcls,y. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bohr of Gallipolis, Mrs. Slrab Woocle of Tui!Per• Plains vlllted a &mda,y with Mr. andMrs.MI.YnardBshr. Mr. and Mrs. Blaloe Mllholn, Elaine, TollY and Mikel clllod «1 Mr. IIIII Mrs. Pbllllp Smith hoan, was a get.qether celebnllns Mr. SIDIIh'a blrtbcls.l'. Heidi Mllboon llld llheli call· od ... Elaine M1lbosn &mda,y, lleoDis Porker pachaseda ridIng horae recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Percy and cbil- ~ MliUJa, W.Va., vlllt. od bls parents &mclll, Mr. llld Mrs. Ben Perry, Mr. llld Mrs. Ml1nard Bohr were dlimer guests ~ tllelr 1<11, and dllulhteroln-law, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cssb Babr at Mlcldleport, Tbe occaston was celebralinB Mrs. ldrlq Bahr'l blrlbda1. Mrs. Edllb OSborne called 4lll Mrs. AUco DodiiOII 9mdlll' at· te..-. Alfred ••Let •em do their thing.'~ Heroin &mciiJ School attendance 4lll 'March 23 was 52, tile ollerlng $15.40. Worsblp services were hold at 10:45, wllb the Rev. casto. Eaater !lmrise Services will he held at the chUrch here on &mda,y morning, AprU 6, at 6 o'clock a.m. The regular meeting of the Woman's Society of Cbrl&Uan Service was held 011 Tueeclay evenlns. March 18, at the home ~ Genevieve Qlthrle, with an attendance ~ 11 members and 2 visitors. 'l1le meellns, In charge of Nellie Parker, preslilont, opened wltll pra.ver by Merle Grlflltb, and the singing, ''Bles- Is gelling very bill In lbls•'COUD· try. Pd guess (and remember, I was there) that we have aboot Uve times as Dlll'l1 junkies here DOW as there were ten years ago, and Cleo will be one betore long H somehed1 doesn't care OIIClllllh to set her stralibL And THEN abe'U do a lot more than "alng for her auwer" 1D support • $100..&-da,y blhltl Clso said, "Doo'l you IIGW'el resllze that wbateYor you 1chleve In lUo you'll lose by deatil'l" It took me a year on pot, 1cid, spoed - everything but 111e big "H'' - to reaUze I waa waltlog tile ooly life I bad. Now I lin each da,y •• it cornea, and get everything I can pt aut ~ sed AaMirance•., it. - EX-HIPPIE A total of 11 lick and abut.Jn Dear Helen: ealls were reported. For three years rve watcbA report was lllven on t b o ad drup come Into mr crowd World Day ~ Prayer services and Pve seen what they do. My llld lbe ol!orlog oo March 7. friends are completely cbanpd &lbscrlptlons to tile "World from what they were. I watched OJtlook" and ,.Responsef' maga.. 1 lllrl teko speed for the nrst zlnea were renewed. -The 1969-70 pledp to Mil. elono was made. Also the offerIng for Lancastar School of Milo lion, and the March of Dollars The• iddl flture Is the answer to you're bored, or down, or buQed. flip a .IIIU. IIIIIOke some pot, teko tile needle - then ~re h&tlii'''IIU; lt"WWf'tilr illf'j61i"iilt' a 'llllnti*8 ~ Wllil lt'l'(·to you, EYen ..,. m&ll)' ~ mr frleada are lrJing to drop drUgs. MIJ· be IIOIIledl¥ they will, and lben I wou't feel weird, beln& •'dlf. ferent" I could nevor try tllam otter watcblnc bow lbe;y lriiJII'ad· 1lally turning Ill)' frloacls I D I o blob11. - SAN FRANCIIICO Desr s.r.: Do your friends know AWARENESS HOUSE ID lllll'l>y Mencloclno C<lUDIY, and elmllor 8I'OOP therapy een1er1 wlllcb are being alerted In m&ll)' e I t I e 1 tllroqiJout the CCUDtry7 (For fUr. Iller lnformaUon, coatect the 1l1'UI Alluse Proaram ot your nearest state Bolpltel,) Here YQmB - I t bookad 4lll drop teko port ID II'OUP tbsrow, work out lbelr )mlblema, learn to kick the habit 11'1aklnd ~ junior ~ oaly perUclpantl don't 1 '11VI "ln.,. 11111 molt aren't 011 hard yot. Their COIDDIOII dtnomlnstor1? A bate for wl\lt lbe;y're dolnl to tllam· selveallld a sesrcb for the cour. aae to -,a. Thl• _... 11111r DNst chaop their oltitudel toward IUt, for H lbe;r ClCIIIIIa. u ioaero, lhe;y'U 110 rllht b1ok 111 lhp opln. - H. BERRY'S was taken. Ill TilE l!ofC,K.. . treWI&··· OWNS 9!$,000 SltAUS! with sparkling iookiea Halntlle'a leaden, - - · 4o IIOttJ:!'~lit ud fret , wblle Ceagreea talkl. They have • . npudoa , eem.utee wlllch hu jnR blre41 f - lll8jor .....,_.. relaW plulllo lhe area, nol t. meliiiGn olher leller Coad ' eatehel. ·• Today missile and space programs account for some 27,0110 Jobs at HIUitaviUe, with nonspace Provldln& 16,0110 but growing, One of lbe new illdustrles expects to employ ' 8,000 people. within two years. Tbe ezpansion committee is hard after ellll more new plants. Yet curlo111ly, this energeUc elfort to shore up tbe • hoom1a economfci base so it can wltbatand the shock of possible missile-space curtailments bas lis own real Umils. A new induatry's search for ~er bere Is burt so Ion& as Redstone continues big, • up the labor pool and sustaining high wage levels. · Rll!ht now Redstone draws workers from 18 coun~ in nortllern Alabama and Tennessee, some drlvill& I.J).mlle round trlpJ ~ :"nt Huntsville is one ol the rare placea In Alabama w!Mre • Negroes man many of the pumps at cas ataUons PalroJilzed:; by the wblte citizenry. Most of tbe wbltes who n~n have those joba work at the government complex. , · :: No one who baa observed the city leaden' aggressive,: spirit, however, expects them to yield eaiUy in tbelr battle • for more nonspace-related employment. Among the most : driving are the older buslne11 1e8ders whose prominence : here predates the mlulle era. : · Clwly, report~ of a aerlou downturn In ~·· • areMnt eeonomle eurve1 are premalllre. In 1M8, Ill tom• : meretalllllll relldelllal eoutraetilln eame lo flU miDlon ; aplul Blrmlallwll'a Nt miDia-*lkinJ when llltA,IM • lliHiallon It ad Qllnst an e1Umated llt.OOO fer Alabama'a : WulrW eaplllllulher BC!ulh. : Admittedly, HuntaviUe earner bad twice surpassed Blrm· : Ingham. But It It holding up well, and ita ever-e=g : coD&curatlon of new factories, shops and ollce h gs : pves It a rosy look. , Maybe the town Is j111t be incredibly luclty. Some people ;felt that way en Wwtmen, makiDg test horillgs for the new count)' b · g ilowntown, struck oil. But spokesmen at Redstone, where _l;eJ olllclals 'WO!t ' CGDStantl,y with Huntsville leaders to 1leJp theJii Jrul1d a • Jutln& base, tbink the town Is a quaD!)' place which make& .: Ill own luck 111111 wiU 10111ehow survive u a rich Island ill a lonely 1108 of wooda and bill&. 1' • the team's nickname. After the luncheon, Rhodes helped shove bock the furnilure In a parlor of the executive mansion ror the yOUI'Igsters to lAIN· dance. TURF CHAMPIONS THE NEW 1969 MODELS ___...,_.......... -'!- i ;_ t · ~-u :-;r·• • '· (1 J ••.•• ,~""' ~."' ' ' • 'llrllbltepHCII • Q-WW Epsem Iaiii lOwer~ the blood pressure? ~; A-Eplom ulta are notrecommended for Ibis pur·.: pose. Tbere are a eve rat drugs that wiU lower your:. blood pressure without up.:. setting your digesilve tract. .::. AT tr n. ......., .JOiflll. . . . . w,' L.' BRW HDWE l LEATHER SUPPLY p• .,...,. o. Los Angeles at Houston KentuciQI at Now Orleans Indiana at Oakland Mlnneaote at New York (Only games sched!Jed) ' ' •,••,•, J .•,• .... Fro111 50.00 hour. . The next . - . . will be held _Others From 011 Tueeclay "'"""" AprU 15, at the home ~ Helen Woocle, with Eleanor Boylea J)I'OII'IDI 39.95 14) 7 a.m.; Win- field, Jellll,)' A. Green 1CJ 8;55 p.m.; Polly R. down 10:30 p.m.; H. E. Bowles oP 2:30 a. m.; Franklin B. lQl 4:55 a.m.; Alan R. Merrill down 5:15 a.m. OlnO RIVER - Moltgunery, ~~~Vflll\l auests II llle FoiJrod. llollll!- bome were EmmaFbldo IIIII, local, and Mr. and Mra. Gerald Sllarlz and famllyoUiar· witho••l tndin,: ·team•'f"' At Eastern The Eastern Hlllh sehool Auditorium will be lhe site ~ two baskothell ,pmes between facul. IJr members ~ the Meigs a n d Eastern Locsl School Dlllrlcta MDnds,y IB&Irt. The Oral game will begin at ?p.m. There Ia also to be a "slave ..ction.. between games and the winner of a pie will be permlttecl to toss the pie at either John Riebel, superlnlandent of tile Eastern District, or Charles Taylor, principal. The pie toss is sponsored by the National Honor Societ;y and the Sudenl Council. Both targels will be allowecl to decide on league e~alon. Prominently mentioned r o r franchises are Baltimore arll Buffalo, but league J)l'osldent Clarence Campbell said that If expansion occurs1 Vancouver wiU have to be Included under arrangements agreed to last June. Writers Association as Fighter 4:30 Lm.; Racine Locks, Haney Jordsn down 4:30 a.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. ~6:35a.m.; Greeruc> Locks, Clcy of St. Loola up 12:05 LID.; Mark M. down 6 a.m.i Franklin Pierce down 7:35 Lm.; Meldabl Locks, Steel Pioneer down 4:15 p.m.; John J, Rowe ~ 7:40 p.m.; Barbara Brent clown 9:40 p.m.; Cott4lll Queen ~ 11:10 p.m.; Miss Lucky ~ 12:50 Lm.; ValvoiiDO down 2:10 a.m.; Jim Southern ~ 6:35 a.m. ·· CHICK ~ Friday & Saturday . April 4& 5 (With 8 Golo. Goa) CERTIFIED OIL STATION P011eroy 538 W. Main MIAMI (UPO- A freak accident and a suspension cut two more tq> golfers from the llnett~ In -.r•s opening of lhe new National Airlines Open, but the $200,000 tournament drew the rest of golftngs bluebloods. AU but six of tha world's richest golfers are alter the $40,000 first place money on the 6,927-yard par-72 WoatCouraeat Misml COUntry Club. Among the mlasl"'l are Lee Trevino, U.S. Open champion and third-place money wlmer so far this year, who jammed a usbw 11 lbuslve and profane" to PGA oftlcials during lbe JaeksonviUo Open. Also mluiltl are Roberto DiVicenzo, Soutb America'• ~-~ links ambos Sidor, and llliured American pros Jaok Morqclnary, PbU Rodgers and Eric Morris, Otester R o u a h, CUrtis Roush, Mike White, Rand)' Clark and Bobby Roosh, There will be no seniors 111 the 1969 FaiC<III dlamoncl squad and the only veterans are Gary Clark, Tim Howard, Gary Short and Dick Ord, The schedule rotlows: March 11- At Warren LDeal, 4:30p.m. March 31 - At Glooster, 4 p.m. April l - At Federal HockIng, 4 p.m. April 2 - AI North Gallla, 4 p.m. April 3 - At Haman Trace, 4:30p.m. April 7 - At Mella, 3:30 p. m. April 8 - At Eastern, 4 p.m. AJ)l'U W - At Poca, 4 p.m. AprU 11 - At VInton, 4 p.m. April 14 - Glouster, 4 p.m. April 15- Eastern, 4:30p.m. April 16 - Meigs, 3:30 p.m. April 17- At SOUthern, 4p.m, April 18 - At SOUthwestern, 4 p.m. AprU 21 - VInton, 4:30p.m. April 22 - North Gallla, 4 p.m. April 23 - AI Pl. Pleasant, 1:30 p.m. April 24 - SOUthern, 4:30 p. m, April 28 - AI Ripley, ip.m. April 29 - Hannan Trace, 4:30 p.m. April 30 - At Ravenswood, 4 p.m. Ma,y I - At Wlrt, 4 p.m. Ma,y 2 - Pl. Pleasant, 4 p.m. MaY 5 - Poca, 4 p.m. May 7 - Ravenswood, 4 p.m. May 8 - Federal Hocking, 4:30p.m. May 12 Rlj)iey, 4 p.m. May 13 - Warren Local, 4 p. \ m. May IS - Wlrl, 3 p.m. May 16 - Pl. Pleasan~ 1:30 p.m. ...... "....... "Witttt flo Jllfl wont th AIAio?" . '•· (1 ~ SHORTSTOP PURCHASED • NEW YORK (UPI) - ),.. Rios, 2:1-yesr-old ahortstop,•lill. been purchased by the KIDMI Clcy Royals from the MOnlnal . Expos. Rlos bolted •282 Ia p2 samos last season with Bal~ Durham of lhe C.rollra ~­ Kansas Clcy bad wanted blr. jn the O>IJIInalon draft but ...,... troal had bad first pick. ',' Food plants of the grlamUy are caUed ceiull from Ceres, the Roman god-. J ' dess of agriculture and U.., harvest. ' tional Yiewlng at IllY time throughout the season. USC. Notre Dame was last year's pick. Speculation Ia that the Franclsco Warriors as league pll)'offs hegan. The Warriors led b)' as much as 19 polnls In both the second and lhlrd periods, oti1 to have Jerry West brl~ the Lakors back each dme. He hit lor 14 points In the second quarter and 15 In lhe third. Boston gol prime efforts from BW Russell 1nd John lfavllcek. The pll)'er-e,.ch blocked 12 ahots, pulled down 15 rebounds, and had eight assists. lfavllcek rang In with high scoring honors on 35 points. Playoff action continues GOOD/YEA• "MARATHON" TIRE ·~ F1d. E.l. 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Hans Zlmmerm.an, who donated A rains'-er washed out Wedneeclay'a Pl'0411l celebrity event- which fealured a crude match bet w e en television' a Jackie Gleason and football'• Joe Namstil-and the $5,000 prize · money was dlvldecl .I UOxiS lublltiS bllckwall night with New York vla!Ung BaltlmO<e and Sen Diego HospitaL Roundi"'l out the foursome were Aroold Palmer and Dr. . ..,.. . ·w - meeU~ of Ohio Stell due on Nov. 15 will be ~ "wjlcl card." , Ohio State's Nov. ~ _ . agal111t traditional rival 1Delllgan will probably be retPaMJir televised. · ' The schedule lnducles: ,, Sep~ 20: Kent State al Qllle Unlveraicy on regional TV. Nov, 1: Ohio Stele at )iortl!oo. western on regional TV. ,Nov, 22: Four regionaltJRII to be picked in the •II!W~{ill;, followed by UCLA-l5C at rJM, at Los Angeles 111 national ~· . The network has the privilege of selecting one game for na- Gleason announced, .. That's lt." The loser bad agreed to do111te $5,000 to Varlet,y CbUdren'a , ,. By Unitecl PreaslnternalliH&l The pride of the Boston Celtic& still baa its magic, and the Los Angelos Lakera still need more points than 11 from Wlit Cbamherlaln. The CeiUes, f~ce 11nishera In the NallOMI Basketball A&Boclatlon Eastern Dlvl· slon, toppled the Philadelphia 76ers 114-100 Wednesday night, whHe the Laken were being a1;ymlt<l, 99-n, by the Son equally amo1111 the 56 starting pros. They gol $89.29 each. But Namalh had the televi· aion comic licked berore the rains came. After nine holes. j W'eelcend guests ~ Mr. and 11r1. vere swam ware ;Mr•.and Mra. Mlrl'IJ lloDklnl ~ .~ slcy of SOuthern Callfornts were on TV three Urnes la&l year, their third game being tile uwUd card" contest which drew the largest vlewl,~ audience for any regular season same, col!ega or pro. Nati1H81 Collegiate Athletic Association rules apecl(y that a college whkh appears three limes In one year he limltecl to a single appearance the next. Celtics Rap 76ers, LA Is Upset, 99-94 thumb on a Joeker room door Tueadl)', and Dave HW, 13thplace moDe)' wlmer who was . . _ from the touriiO)' for NEW YORK (UPI) - 0 h I o State, defending naUIH81 collep · f~l cbsn111on. will be seen on IA!Ievisloo at least twice and !ftOI'e likely three times duriOW lbe 1969 season, M foll9Wers ~ Notre Dame wlU pt to see the Irish only twlee. Forcy-slx colleges will sppear on lbe screens during ABC'• aeries, startl~ with a niP,t pme, Air Force versus Southern M.-at, on Sept. 13. Some 3? games wUI be teiecas4 two more than In 1968, inclucllow 11 ..Uolal broadcasts, the same as last season. Notre Dame and the Univer.. man, steve Helatead, !l<eeter Oblinger, Brent Clark, Tim Boward, Richard Kent, Randy &nllb, EaSler Is Siln., Apr. 6 lslla. In- Accident, Suspension Cut Two From NAO ianguap FREEBliYA de- one of two pll)'era sent to' the Astros In the deal, anIIOUil<od his retirement wiU.. out reporll~ to tile new club. Bolf. down 6:25 p.m.; Lock 17, OVEC and Manager of the Year. They up 4:40 p.m.; Onward ICl 2:45 will be honored at a dlmer on a.m.i Paul D. u,p 6:40a.m.; La- September 13, dy Rosemary down 6:55 s. m.; ORCO down ?:10 LID.; BeU.. ville Locks, GUda McCool lQl 3:30a.m.; Lock 23, James Bow· ~;~ HOO!elnz had aecused Kuhn of threaiA!nl~ the structure of boseboll by rullow lhst Ruaty Staub allU bolongecl to the J4oo. tres1 Expos even though Cion- game sche&llle tbf.s spring. Boys llbo have hean working the Gary 12, Philip Sporn down 3 a.m.; WIN AWARDS Lock 14, A. D. Haynes, D oP 10 SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. (UPr p.m.; EI&ercllff up 1:15 a.m.; -Joe Frazier and his manager Lock 15, Foremost down 5:30 Yancey Durham have been p.m.; SteYenson .., 6:15 p.m.; seleeted by lhe N.J. Box!~ Lock 16, Edward S. Bosworth ie denon issue. MASON- Tbe Wabama lll8b beseboll season - r . alated for tocis,y at Warren Local, was expected to be ealled <J(f because of cold weather. Wahama baaebellera, coached by Grant Belllett, have an amblUcxaa and 111rel,y a record 30~ for polltlons on team Pie Toss Will out elude Gary Clark, Short, 1:' Ga DaVId Roach, Dick Ord, Mike ceature mes Burna, John Johnson, Il4lll dl>f.q .. ~;~O,: lk ....;. Little Lea111e - 1-. &indly ""'fhlnk we nn tnde uniform" GAUGES - Galllpolla, 12.0 mel< I and 23.8 running 46 feet ol rollA county-wide campelsn for era; Pt. Pleasant, 25. 73; Pome- dollars for a<:bolars will begin roy - Meson, 22. s:;; Hinton, 3, 70 AprU 7. falling; Kanawha Falls, 9.88 011The dollan for a<:bolars prostat; Charleston, 22.77 rising. Jll'am amW!IIy J)l'ovldea hunLol'llon, running 7,5 feet of roll· clreda of dollars for studentnvho ers; Marmet, running 9.5 teet; wish to secure addiUonal trainand Winfield running I? feet ing pest the high school level, BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - J. S. Lewis down 4:05 p.m.; Diana EXPANSION TALKS MIAMI BEACH (UPO- The Booworlh down 11:25 p.m.; Tl· NatiiH&I Hockef League Gover· tan down 2:05 a.m.; semet liP 2:55 a.m.; Elgercllff ~ 3:05 s. nora will meet In mk\.Ma,y to Mere Harm Thall Geod If you put extra weight In the trunk of your car for winter driving, you do more harm than good, ac:eordlng to automotive experts. Extra weight disturb! the over-aU stabiilty of a car and tends to Ult the front end off the road surface. Q-1 take Butlsol for hy< perlenslon. Does this drug·· bave any bad Bide elfecta? .: A-41t.e tbia It a barbltu.": rate, It is habit foi1nlna. Its:: cbtef side effect It drotnl<. ness. (RIVER NEWS stroaalb .. baseball'• jnlerlrn ciOIUIIiulooer w~. Judp Roy IIOO!elnz, !Jam. bo7lnt owner of the Houston Aslrol, sent Kuhll a telO(II'IIII, apologlzl!w for remarke he made about the commlssi""' er'a bandll!w ~ the Dom Clen- Opener is Question Pet GB lfarr.l'lollYir down· 4 a.m.; .Lock Thur&day•s Games OfMHINCWFHAA'IJMOnNia W. 2nd I' 1Ea1t. Kentucky . . .. 39 33 .542 3 Miami. ..... 40 34.541 3 Minnesota • ' •• 35 39 .473 8 New York ; . • , I? 58 .227 26'h Weal W, L. Pet. GB x.()akland , , , 54 19 .740 New Orleans . . 42 32 ,568 12'1.> Denver •.•... 42 33 .560 13 Dallas •..... 38 35 .521 16 Los Angeles .. 23 5& .329 31 Houstqn ..... 23 50 .315 31 x.Clincbecl title Wedneeclay's Results Houston 131 Oakland 124 Indiana 134 Los Angeles 123 (Only pmea scheduled) •• .,. .l!r.,u'!l~. ; rr·s,~Jn~t':'!i'l\l.onal llldlana . • •. , U 32 .579 , •• • ' harmful for persons high blood pre11ure? : A-No, but foo~s bll!h In ; cholesterol may cause bard· : enillg o1 the arteries aDd , this Is one cause Of blgh; blood pressure. : Il4lll Young ott SliD MelloweD , • • Bobby - s bit three singles and scored four nma In tile Sen Fnnclaco Glanta' 7..'i Yictory over the SeatUe POuts. Fort Dearborn SCORES . J.r r~etuuMOdlt .•' ••' with l troll~ and beat the Washington So111tors :1-2, dell))ite Frank Hmrard's llrol bomer ol the spr!Jw , • . D•ne JO&ellbSOII'O I'UIHCOri~ double in the llrst ll!lllqf was the bll blow ~ the Chicago ·White Sox' Z-1 win over the Plllsbl!rgh Pirates behind the seveiH!It pltchll!i of Joe Horlen, Bob Priddy and Bob Locker, Wayne Garrett bit two homers and a slDgle to lead tile New York Meta to a 6-3 victory over the Clncllllati Rods. Alex Jlimaon bit a tllree-run homer for the Rods • , • Ken Holtzman pitched seven shutout lnnlnils as the Cblcsgo como downecl the Cleveland Indians I~ with tile help of trlj)les by Ranl3 Hundle;y, Don Kasstnger and Bucks May Appear Three Times This Autumn NEW YORK (UPJ) - Bowie Kuhn woo his nrot teat ~ ' the Bal-e Orioles to s<CI'e ths wll!lllqf run In the eliblh KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, &rn& ' · ' •" By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Falcon's catcher Paul C11anova's error on a squeeze bunt enabled m. DDCTDRIEI MAILBAG~ : High Blood Pressure Is Not a Light Matter Rhodes Praises Ohio AA Champs · '!: · ao many this ll))rlow that one wonllers H such old fogeyo as Dollll,)' Mclain, Bob Gibson, Pete Rose and Csrl Yastrzemskl will get a chance to play when the •eaaon COLUMBUS (UP0 - Accostarts. lades contllwo to fall oo the These rooldea inclllie: sbouldera of Columlola East -Outfielders Larry !Usle and High School besketboll pll)'ers, Ron Stone, who turned in winners of tile ctsss AA state IJ)I~tacular performances Wedcbsn111onship, nesday to lead the Pbilade!Jihia Gov. Jsmoa A. Rhode• feted PhWles to an 11-1 rout of the the players to a luncheon . Houaton Aatroa. Wedneeclly, where he praised -Bobby Murcer, a 22-yearold them for giving "the ftnest Infielder who stretched his d0111011t1tratlon of young ~e blllhw streak to nine pmes as In America.'' the N01r York Yankees dei'Bated state o!flelala wbo attended the world champion Detroit the luncheon ol Diet mlgoon IDTigers 7·2. cluclod s..>reme Court Justice -Rudy Mey, a 24-year.oJd Robert Duncan, secretary of left.halller who pitched seven State Tecl W. Brawn, Auclltor shulout innilll!& in tho California Roger Cloud, Treasurer John Angela' 9-3 triumph over the Herbert, Budget Director Mel Oakland Athletics. Nowell, state sen. John Bowen Valla Pinson and Tim McCar- and Rep. Keith McNamara. ver bit ru111>roduclng fourthMcNamara gave each of the lming doubles to lead the s~ boys silver cumlnka dlll))ll)'lng Louts Cardinals to a 2-1 victory the state seaL Rhodes presentover the Boston Red Sox. ed each with a golc[..trlrnmod Rookie Mike 'l'nrroz, a ~. 210. porcelain mug helrl"'l tho slate seal and a oote of congratulations. The school cheerleaders were given sW!fecl Ugers symbolizing On ::::::-.::::f-::~::::::::~:::::::::~:::::Z.Wh:V~$ wear hD ntR'6 di'IS P. Musial or Sonl3 Koufax- at least until the boseboll - opeltl-aftd. so, count not ·1he spring of 1969 lost MaJor league cllll\)a abounll sldewheoior, yielded just one run In six lnniows for the Csrdl•l• , • . Ted Ulalender'o third otrallht single drove in two runs In the nintlllMing and pve the Minnesota Twins a W dedelm over the Los ~les Dodgen. pound You'll I~ in any of our definitely cor1touored Contemporary summer suits by Merit Handsomely male waist suppressionsculptured shoulders, detailed for the complete Contemporary impression. The cream of the new bright· grounded colors and imaginative man-styled patterns. Shaped for the man who likes to know: "I look good!" GelaUn and _a rug were cll!er. - Giema s. Milhoan od for sale. Local nseda were discussed, and some furnlablnp to be [1111'cbsaed for tile Interior ~ lbe church. WIO IS IT IIOGS ~~ Fl.lXIR. Helen Woode loci the Jli'OIIl'am. "Understanclllig llcxlorn Youth," FIIQif. ~VEL 10 GAVEL? GIVE A wltll SeYOrai extra readlnp addL.OOK·USTEN • " ed, m the subject Scripture 'reacllng In keeping wltllthe j)l'O· MMJIST ~r and Easter 18&11011, tiDd &ETON WITN 111e amp, "Cbrlat Arose" and TilE *ND!Io.. ••He Llvea" were uaed. ••The v.QJLO ..00 Aie ~ Peace" from the pro. IDENTIFY sram book was used as an added VOURSEL.F, devotlllaal. Tloe booteas served a love!¥ salad CGurae cmlng lbe aocla1 • '!MAT 6tN' which produces 1 new Stan au disuse.--- Pan-Am, Texaco llld Blooming. Saturday evenlq. 'l1le occaatm clieerftllbonanla. ~ baS come Tbe National Safety Council says tbat road construction contractors in several states have solved a common problem: How to get motorists to pay attenilon to flagmen at construction sites. Tbey blred girls to replace the men with the flags. The girls were equipped with refiecUve bats and jackets-and,- ob, yes, miniskirts. No more problem, But they still haven't fi g u r e d out a way to get motorists to pay attention to flagMEN. lldWy. <m~ed)') IIIII ax • fl&lll cbsq) '1'0111 Zale to the cut and will IIUlp tile sctl«~ wbonever 1'GIQI to cll!or an w..,.. Klein lbe former Llndllll prell • ltd IllS ,... ".5 Look! No, No, at the Flag PubliC Relatione Inc." .... Boatal's Art Moser has a bot ex. pose • 1;ype tome blalllns the By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Count IllY sprl~ not lost (NEA) This remarkable missile-and-apace age boom town waits nervously while Con&reii4JI'&ue• the merits ol a bunon ABM clelenae system and welgbs approprlaUona tor a pr~ . jected 10 additional moon landings. , President Nixon's ann ounce men t ol a Umile!l ABM deployment cheered city leadera. Some 1,IJO people are employed In dev~lopment of the Sentillel ABM system at . lbe fO~cre Redatoue Arsenal complez. Any cut.ol would ue sharply felt. · Huntsvllle'i citizenry bas known sillce 18SO, wben the Army Missile Command wu establlsbed bare, tbat mucb of ita economic fate bas rested ID the banda ol Congress. 1111& H bl aever heeD ~er tllu 110!~. wilh ABM 1Uider . Ire ud tile umber of moo• laadl.,~ aau reaDy uaeWed. · This town, whlcb bas aoomed from a mere 16,0110 in l8SO to an estimated 160,0110 tbia year, aevertbelesa baa an · almost myaUcal faith ill two things: Tbat Dr. Wernbar von Braun, dlrec:tor of the MarsbaD Space F!lcht Center at the Redstone complez, wiU """ let . U down bUt wiU IIOUIId 11)1 '!leskl in Wasbington until fresb money tor more big programs is alllltted. . And, that itself aomehow wiU not allcrw that • atee1 and ~te. worth maybe fOOO mi1Uon, to tan into ~ fluence customers, reports Reuters. (l 10.millute hourglass stands on each table ·111 the hotel restaurant If a walter bas not taken the order by the Ume the sand runs out, the customer gets a free meal. We suspect that the millennium bas not yet arrived, however. No mention Is made . of a Umlt on the time between the takiDg of an order and the serving of it. "f)llllsb'' tranallllon - b I d RodQI Grullllo, Jake LanQta and Zale sing tbe title tune, llldft,. od the enllro eDIJiballllnlofard. cal par, , _ _ lt."'lbe CIDIIOower Cuplcls," adc1scl 45 clCJIIIIIng mlllltes llld ..,. feel• oortsln he bas cbanpd It Into a _j":' ' HtJm'SVILLE, Ala. up with a novel idea to win friends and ill· Ru..eu•s movie "T li e ~ · u~:; lawyer ~"¥i.e lkBarable Fraudan fell on par.. louo Umes llld Ita origlaal producing !J<m went lwplt - but NOW Yotkor Harold Sobel took I close look and dl...,.ored aom&tblng he feels will make blrn a mini: he bouibt the 111m from the blnk filii foreclosed 110111t •800,000 In loonJ 4lll the pr0¥1oua prodllcir llld bad locked up the JD--'1 for a yesr .... So. bel onaJ,Jsed It, bad a new mullcal IICOrO eoqiOMd. lddocl 1M lferedllb (dUe 10011 al10 In I NEA Washington Correspondont Waiter's Sands of Time . ~ relltouraota at the MetropoJI. WI Opera and N. Y. state Thea:;.:orc':b!' ..woddwltlo-CUiaeJ> ~:...'!!P-~. I · Jane lr IIUCE IIOS.V.T forces or lrnprovln& pollce-eommunil)' relaUons will he ICJ!!)red. . It is to he hoped that the critics are premature In their pessimism. Tbe war lialoat crime Is too urgent a m4tter to he permUted to develop into another one of those Wasbington-atatehouoe porkbarrels, where everybGdy gets a Ultle sometbillg but nobody geta as much as be needs. umn for a Greenwich Vlllap newspaper. BID satire sold his N. Y.bosed pdllldty outllt when be became a Nixon White Bouse assiiWlt .... Now to IIDiab lbo -ailon ~ Jill! and state, lbe Satire name bas been erued from Bill'• old llrmwblc:bheoce. forth will be knoWn as "JDN . HuntSville, Ala., Is Jittery· In Spcice, ABM Indecision Battle Crime On Its Grounds March 27, 1969 Rookies Outstanding Ill Spring Training ' 'I' . o., SAVE 50.00 5 • �jl._. S - The Dell,y -1111, ~. 0,, Much 27, 196t ~ - ~ttL. ...-.u.¥ ':Wu~. ~wneror. 0., Yarc:h 21, lHt I«JNTINGTON- Marahall Univerait;y will holll the 15th cooH<UIIve Reponal Science Fair Mar<h 28.,29 with. a antlcipalori 300 exhibits. Plrtlclpanloln lhls )'OOI''Iflir A nlno-yoar...td Cllerokee ln. dian boy hu been adapted by lht Wllll111 Workero ClaBS ot the Locw Boltom Churches through the New Frontier of dren's home s In Sarawah, Hong Kong, the Phlllpptnes, Korea, Greece, Finland alll Oklahana are supported by the organizatlon. Aurther Gene Halr, who resides with his parents am four have sponsors. Aurther hs in the third grade of school, likes music anl his lavorlte pla,yllme octivJty ls marbles. The New Frontier of Faith of· Kingsbury News, Notes •' ~ ' .i ~ ! ; S • j t Mrs. Alta MiUer oC Leon, W. Va., ls visiUJW here with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and tamlly. Hosplialman 3 Alan Wallace stationed with the U.S. Navy at Norfolk, spent the weekend here with hla parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dwight WaUace, and Nancy. Bruce Wallace, a stlllent at Marshall Unlverolt;y, anl Mlsa Beverly GwUliams also a student there, Joined the family lor dinoer Saturday nlghl. Mrs. Jlm carpenter aOO son, Jay, have returned to COlumbus after speridlng a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ho-mer Parker, Rutlam. They were joined for lhe weekenl by Jim C&rpenter. The family also vislted in Pomeroy with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson carperiter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slnlle or ~rl111!field were In Mlddlepori over the weekerxl to visit relalives Including the WU!Iam Aull lamlly, Saturday visitors In Columbus were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisson and son, Robbie. Mr. anl Mrs, WUJiam Ault an11 family visited Mr. and MrS. C. H. Wise, Jr., In Waverly Sunday, Kay Ault was home trom Perdas~r,.._I!Nl!!~>F~r nurses training alljtrletta. ing ~er, the ~le were~-~~ ~ Mrs. Wayne BeaL Mr. alii Mrs. ~ Per<laa are living in Mentor, I. ! Oh:. and Mro. Natlan Arnold ;.- ~. IY· Carmel News By the Day are announcing the btrlh of a son, After spending aloave!romthe Nathan Eddy. G""""'rents are •, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bearh of V. S. Army with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle, Larry Cheater, anl ' Mrs.llazel Arnold Circle left Mmday for Fl. Lew' anl the late Nalhan Aroold. Is, Washington, From there he : Mrs. Elizabeth Murrey had as wlll Ord "-'-th ' recent vlollora Mr. and Mro. &D ID FL ' Cal~.. ~ en to Vletmun. WUUam 'Murro,y o! Columbus anl Dixie Circle o1 Athens spent Mr. and Mrs. Dal'll Murray and a week's vacatim with her par~ "'"'of Richmond, Vs. onls, Mr. and Mrs. Homer ClrMra. Zora Walkar, who makes her home with Mr. anl Mrs. cle. , Mr. and Mro. l')rgene Hud11011 • Raymon:l Musser1 has been ill I and 1s a patient at Veterans 'Vet-- fl. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor ot McKenzie Ridge ' ' entrs Memorial HoapllaL called al the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on !Urday. Ermai SchreckOJ!iOsl o1 Parkersburg spent Saturday nigbl with DIDio Brlft<er. James Circle ofNewHaven, w. Va., Rielly Cirele of Charleston, W. Va. were at the home of Mary By AVA GILKEY Circle during the weekend. . Mro. Aaa Jordan, Middleport, Attendance at &md&y School : visited her mother, Kalie wnMarch 23 was 29. : 0011. They visited Mrs•. Vinas ! Harrisonville Soeiety News . , I' : Lee al Holur Hospital and Mr. ' ' : Elza Welsh al Meiss General Keeping up with the : HQIIIIIaL Jo~ses would be a lot Vlsltoro of Ava Gilkey Sut>eafler if they'd slow down ; daJ afternoon were Mr. onl Mra. and stop chasing the ; H. D. GOkey and aon, Joey aad Smiths. : Bob Wlnlett of Pomeroy; two: yoar-<Jid l!ft-'*hter of the : Joho SUpnts, Clir<on Gilkey, son, the Jack Clarks. Arlx has purchased a new :1AfboD.y; the Rober! Alldrea anl car,Rex • : Ray,Marpret Douglas anlElsle Mro. I.ydia Powell took Mrs. : ~.locaL John Stool to the doctor 011 a : Mrs. Hope Harper received Saturday. : word U.t her son, Guy, is on his The Lenl..,-hanl met at the : woy bome trom Vlelnem. We all home of K. C. Welsh. Those pre· rejoice with her. were Mary Diehl, stella sell: The oa1e of Grace Hamon was Alldns, Ardis Waggoner, Mildred · woll aUeaded Saturday aad Ills : ri(IOrtod the !arming tools sold Alldre. Faye Cotterill. Frances ; wt!L The Lead-A-Hand cleared Alkire. Minnie' Foit, Mrs. Waldo Nsal, Sally Weloh, Delli : teo with the food stand. Mro. Goldie Jones will leave Welsh anl BoMie Welsh. Mrs. ; to acCOiq)On.Y her da!Whter aad Welsh served sandwiches arrJ , ~IHaw to CIOYelanl for our· salad anl c:o!!ee. Mr. Elmer Flnlaw, Sr,, Is a ; JllrY· Mrs. Jor"s plans a sale patient at Sheiler!Jl! Arms Hoo( In the near ruture, as she wlll pUa.l but l Jiraloo her home in Zanesville, provi'*' his col'klitlon ia im: 0., alrxe the deeth ol Mr. Jones. Mr. James Clark, Sr., and . Mr. VIrgO Atkins Is oot so James Clark, Jr., tave both been ' wollallhla wriling. He may hove very sick under the care of a ' to relurll foc lurther surgery. Barlara y - hos sold doctor. Joe Carsey oUenled the 1 lilr hllno In the Vllllp. It Is station. Mro. Goldie Jones returned i ._we! lho purchooer Ia the ;I 4rurllhW' ol c:atherioe Althouse. from ZanesvDie, 0., and has been . . Mr. and Mro. 11<6' Wiseman, helpiJl! oul al VeiA!rans Memwlro are -IOl'ed in Doyton, orial HotpllaL Kalhy C)Okey had her tonsils op111t the weaken! il their home remoYIII thlt week at St. Mar)"s l hon. Hoopllll. CIIIWI GOkey will be lira. Wellhl Clark tlalted her a • • • • tht• week for removal - · lho Rdlerl ttarb and the olld.i-UL J - Clatlll .... lilr gralllo .• Attorney General P a u I W, as umult:l.J.avel merchandlatlng Brown Wodlleaday alerted Ohlr>- which resembles the famlllar ana ID guard apinal Jll'omotion- clrain latter bul with hI g her AURTHER HAIR al companies whieh prefer to stakes." Cosmet:les, food supplements attract largo numhora ol Invesfers two plans for sponsorship tors rather than sell a !>1'06rcl and housewares are some .PrOor children - the. sponsor adopoo clleto marketed lhla way, Brown or semee. tlon and the promise bsnlr. Ad· In a Consumer Frauds and oald. dress of the organization is P, The altornoy general describCrimes Bulletin malled to oil 0. Box 7129, Tulsa, Okla. 74105. Ohio pollee and prooecutora, ed a que~tlonable co- as Brown ldentllled the technique ure which oilers sreater return ID Its lnvealors for finding other lnvellors than from procbrcl sales. "Prospects are enQQ"aged 1o believe they wlll re<'elve enormiiUI prollte from lhelr sales, BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES In rebaiA!o paid lor each perCarl BarnhUI returned home ..., th11Y recruit and partial comMrs. Marion Frances enterfrom Clearwater, Florida where mint«<s on sales by rehe attended the Telephone Com- Wnorl Monday nlglrt with a Tup. eruits, tt Brown saki. perwaro pariY al the home of pany Mld-ConUnent Seminar. Large numbers of recruits are Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Miller her mother, Mra. Flora Baller necessary ID Insure a prolll lo len Srnday lor i few days va- In MlddieiJOrl. Demonstrator was Mrs. Lois ftflh or alxth levellnveotors beeauon in Florida. His sJster, Bumgardner, New Haven. Door cause the market becomes satMr. and Mrs. Millard Brooks urated. ol Reynoldsburg are staying with prizes were 'P/011 by Mrs. Clara un then becomes practically the MU!er boys while Mr. and Hall aod Mra. Balley. A dessert impossible to flrrtl available recourse was served to thoae namMrs. Miller are away. ed and Mrs. Donna Selftrt, Mrs. cruits," B r o w n explained Karen Marcinko is spending "Those who invest later are at a few days with her husband, Gertrude Van Cooney, MlssMar- a great disadvantage." lha Howell, Mrs. Myrtle HarriPvt. steven Marcinko in GeorBrown said some companies son, Mr.. Carlene Vao Meter, gia. Janie Van Meter, Mn.. Edith employ muiU-level . merchandisMr . and Mrs. John Qrlnther Ing as an effective sales tool. Jr. and sons oC Chester and ~ncer, Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, He aald leg(Umate companies Mrs. Am Yeauger, Mra. Robert Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Watson Vance and children, Rlehard and ol!er realistic prolecllm• of disand family of East !ilade were David, Keith Black, Mrs. carl tributorship earnilli• and pro!lrnclay dinner guests of Mrs, duct sales potential. Elfie Wataon In celebration of Roach, Darin and Trudy, and Mrs. Brown suggested a check with the fifth birthday of Jerry Wat- Marie Frances. the better business bureau or son, young son of Mr. and Mrs. chamber ot commerce before inWatson. ily ot Racine were &mday guests vesting In companies where the Mr. and Mrs. Oris Fredrick of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. promoter "'stresses sale ol the of Zionville, Indiana, and Mr. Mrs. D. G. Goodin and Mrs. distrtbut.orship, particularly me and Mrs. Carl Morris and fam- Audrey Hager of Colunibus were associated with a new or lad Monday guests ~ Mrs, Nelsel pl'Oiilct." Weatherman. When the malls are used in Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nich- an lHegal merchancU.slng scheme, ols spent a day with their daugh- It may be a vlolaUoo ot maD ter, Mrs. Marlum Hendershot fraud laws, Brown polnled ooL and family at Lancaeter, By ALTA CONE Seldon Baker of ~roy and .... •' John Silver and wire, Nebrasw Mrs. Wilda Cowdery and Cam~ -· ' . • ks. who vialted her~, J,u>:::-.(ly o1 :VelD wer.o l:Aillera. at ..the '· rot Bobo anl wife tile ~'a1t.,...lr_"11ome <il Mr.,an<llilra. Way,!Jark have returned home. They also and daughter, Linda. visited relatives in Chillicothe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koenig Springfield Columbus an::l Lan- and his brother, Leonard Koecaster. ' nig, Jr. and children of Chester Albert Cone aDd wlte were In and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ChevGalllpolis Tuesday. aller and son, Kirk, were &mLeslie Canode an::l wife, Lu· day dimer guests of Mrs. Doria casville were hereovertheweek· Koenig. end with his mother, Mrs. Liz!itnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. zle Canode and Rob Turner and Pearl Cole of East 9lade were wife. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cole and chlldren and Mr, and Mrs. RonMrs. Maude Holcomb has reald Crelg of Dayton; Mr. and turned home after visiting the Mra. OUs Cole and family of · · Don MacBiane !emily in caliClnclnnaU; Mr. and Mrs. Avfornia. ery Geogleln ol POmeroy; Mr. · · Those spenliq Sunlay at lhe and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell, Tup. Jarrot Bubo home visiting Mr. al'kl Mrs. John Silver (Ruth) were pers Plains; Mr. and Mro. WOtheir son, Meryl Bobo and wile llam Marcor and family and Mr. and their son, wife and baby, aod Mrs. Marvin Walker and Lancaster. Wesley Boboand wife, clauglrter, Ruthle of Ealll !ilade. Chillicothe, and Henry Bobo, 1<>cal. Miss Beulah Lawther, ChllliQ-What """ the profuthe, spent Sunday wlth her sla- .,. of Frandl Scott Kev. ter, Mrs. Evelyn Ward and hu&- author of our n all on a I anthem7 bud, Athens. A-lAwyer. Mrs, Albert Cone called on Harry Lewis anti wife, Wilkesville, on Saturday, - Mr. Bohond, recently visited Leonard Tueslnberry, wife and Domie Norwalk, were weekend bo's sister, Mrs. AJlce VaDZant visitors with her mother, Mrs. anl daughter, Cheshire. They al. so visited al the J. E. strong Lessle Mullins anllamily. ' Leland Moore and famUy, C&o- home, WUkesvllle. Mrs. Clyde Slme spent Sunton, were here ror tlle weekend with his mother, Mrs. Cora day evening with Mra. Albert Moore. John White is slowly improYing rrom recent surgeey. Mrs, Nancy Jack Is staying with her daughter, Mrs, Giles Pauley in Slnonville, W. VL I BARBS By PHIL PASTORET Bathyphobla denotes an excessive fear of depths-In the case of a small boy, more than a ~uarter-inch of water In the tub. 0 • es, conai&U'l! or a lrip to lhe !niernatlonal Sclei)COFiirlnFort Worth, Texaa, May S-9, 1970. Four first place aword winnera wlll receive cash prizes. Four eecond and four third place award winners will al&O be presented al the awards session Saturday at 1:30 p.m. . In the Junior lilvlaion grand awerda will be glv'"' ID the beoi exhlbll entered ~ a boy and lire belli exhlbll entered by a girl. Two ftrat, aeemd and third places will al&O be aworded. The pertlclpants wlli register Friday morning, and exhibIts · wlll be Judged Friday afternoon from noon ID 5 p.m. otera Frld&y·evenlng. The exhibits wiU- be 1o lho PJ(rllc tram 9 ~.m. 1o i:SO p.m. and from 2 p.m. 1o 3 p. The purpooe o1; lho lair, dlreeted by L. ·Eilla 11a1111, asprolea&Or ol malhamallcl; 11 1o after ~1;J ·fOr 11rt .disploy of ...~.c ''-'1!!11. iovide l'OCOIIIitlm ol iiue ta!OIII, lo Olle<llll'lP oclentutC - mentaUm, and ID !III'JOUl:lll'talented youth ID ~oinllllc FLEXSTEEI: PHILCO ELECTRIC RANGES HELP YOU TO COOK TO PERFECTION-CLEAN ALL OVER EASIER moved their mobile home frcm ..,_, lho Guy Bwadley property to the property they bought trom Jerry Jocks. Bruce McGUl spent Wednesday with Mrs. D - Gheen anl chlldren of Mason, W. Vo. Dm Gorby Is home !rom the hospital and Is dolll! nicely, PHI LCD • Tilt-top el~ancibility e Automatic oven tinier • 23'' master oven ? ···:-:~ •:-::::::: • • Broii-Under-Giaoa !optional) s21 Help s15WIRING EASY TERMS Chestnut Ridge Social Events - ALLOWA When You BUYA Flame less ELECTRIC RANGE It I SATURDAY, MARCH 29 JAN'S RECORD SHOP ·1LP RECORD ALBUM TO. : :Gas·Boom . ;. , ·•"'•. ...~:. Continues J •,•.· ;:: (Gmd- &em POliO I) " triY whieh lo near the Price well ·> ,... _u:.. ,._ INWo ~: The MeKel•oy weU woa drill;: ed by John ~j RD, Pome~ roy, with backing ol the Qualrsr :~ Slate OU Co~J~pany. II flrrelly oealed and after ;·. IIIIIIY problems proved blour.. mountable. Equipment dr<Uodln ·::: the 4,900 fl. <lrole never 1111 re; ::: .lrleved. ;:. The McKelvey woJI DOW lnpro~- cllcUon Is located oo1y a low ::. feet from where the rlrlll :;:: •• rlrWed.·. The McKalvllfa ~: l'tlved thetr llrlll royali;J chock ;; lhlo week. The original woJI wu ·" reported capable ol ' procllcing ~: 15 1000,000 cubic !eel ol pe per OF BILLBOARD'S HIT RECORDS ::· woo . ' 33's-45's· TAPES IN STOCill SWEO . SOUL SWING REE.BAIYA CHICK ttJ. Mrs, Jack baa been UL Arnold Jordan anl wile were Wellston Yialtors Wedneaday, MJ.. Rita Wilbur aperrt an evenilll with Jaca aad John Goodwin. Mr. an::l Mra. Jarrot Bubo alii their dauihter, R~ and hua- Friday & Satll'day April 4 & 5 (With 8 Galt. Gat) CERTIFIED OIL STATION 538 W.frlaln " SPANISH CONTEMPORARY PRICED FROM CLIP THIS COUPON TO REGISTER FOR FREE. CAR STEREO . . TO BE GIVEN AWAY Switch Over In One Day IN GRAND OPENINGWEEK '. . 20% OFF ~~::NfcSTEREOS s127. 50 hoi' re:. j____;..---7l 1 --~-----·-----·--·-··-··•....,.1 NAME •••••••••••••••••••• ADDRESS........................ ............. I l t •• t.............. I 1 CITY ......................_PHONE ...... _... GOOD UNTIL APRIL15th, 1969 FORA L----~~EI!~'!..IJ!!.!~~_Y_S!!IJ.E!J______ j l .... daJ'. : ·:~ Work Is In progreea ID pt ;:;: another well nearby 011 the prop. ::: triY ol Harold Roirlh lnlo :::: tlrel:lon. The Rooah weD Ia be;::: !loved ID be oven bigger than lire ~:• one rlrWed '"' MeKelvoy farm. ~: Thlo well Ia located near the ~: junclloo ol Routea 12t and 838, "' llld baa bo«< reported '•' " ol '!>1'06rd11i 22,000,,000 cubic :;: foal a clay. •• ... 'l'hero liaa been dl._mt- r;. I ·~ ', •lllabl• SEWING MACHINES DRASTICALLY REDUCEDI "YOUR MUSIC HQ" Chalwt' your lreiler - from oil ID our depondobia BOTTLED GAS, A'IOid tretza ,.r and ftre hazard, Wo..._."""' hoallli In I dl,)'. " " - ua now for service. FURNITURE 215 SIXTH ST. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE r- r. PLEAsANT, •• VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. . AT @ ··- ct;!:i; . Easter Gifts ~::.;::~0 __ for everyone! EASTER IS APRIL& anUc(j!ated that drilling In the aret will be eotlllnulng for 111111Y mcru11rJ 1D come. LOOK YOUR BEST CALL US FOR DRY CLEANING Crux Is the name liven to the COIIlllollaUon whfeh Is onUroly made up of the FROM -~ HOME LAUNDRY Southern Cross, Australia and Brazil use It on tllolr naUonal ftags. 992-2057 ~*~ S1.50 EASTER BASKET $1.45 UP TO CHQCOLATE CREAM EGG 85c JUST IN . TIME FOR ss.oo FRUIT AND NUT EGG $1.45 ·PLUSH ANIMALS "STAGE-7" Knit • 3 Pc. / 52'9. o<'MITY. SPECIAL sm Rogular 95 . t8.DO Cool and just right for easy living. ASSORTED CHOCOlATES I lb. box $1.15 2 lb. box $3.11 ASSORTMENT OF SIZES ANI,) COLORS . '. .... ·~ '< 98~ To 1.98 r· ~ ·Joaoell have bom ~ tlplllhl - iincl fr8rll011tiy obtain-.; ~ - from PJ'OPtiV owner• In ~ ~ IAiart 1114 OUve lown- ~ -· :11 ~ lho llrat oxcltemeat ot .•: lho oU woJI bOom II 110118, lila .~.:,... '. ~- ·' • S198 ,. S39B ASSORTED TOYS ?~' Hoblfk. ~ uw. · ,1 ~ · , , ¥.as a proclleer, ' ·'• BAKER FURNITURE BOX 0 ' • DON'T MISS THIS VALUE AT .•• · Late looks . . . great comfort •. low, low prices! A reconi wan drilled on lhl ·, ·' .: : """ lil,)'re farm al Bend · ·~· wa1 a dl')' bole. Another ilrillad ~ Mri1 In lire year, on tho Wsyno • ' I M ' . . I STORE HOURS: 10 AM-7 PM·EXCEPT THURSDAY 10 AM-3 PM . . . CLOSED sUNDAY . Family Mfair ·•· ' . Easter ;:· ment too. 'JAN'S I ' Ji$.l) ;: ,. Church Wednesday night, where the choir sang. Amos TiUis is the evangelist. Going from here was Mr. alii Mrs. Lee anl Sheila, Mr. anl Mrs. returned home Monday night alter spenllng a row days with lhetr daughter anl lamlly, Mr. anl Mrs. Ron Wright anl children of Dublin, VL They made the trip ID see their new granddaughter, Debra Sue. Aipho Barr anl Mro. Lelille Vfslted with Mro. Evelyn Montgomery ooe day last week. J, T. Lerllle fellanlwaiOlightly lQjured and isn't very well at this time, Emma Lerllle spentSUrrdaywllh Mr. and Mrs. H'"'ord Brown of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., and tllelr daughter, Mrs. Konold Dowell anl .... Several people of the Leqavllle Cllurch sttend.a a revival meeting at the Morgan Center .. • FIRST 25 CUSTOMERS 1, :·~Z ions are reversi· ble for extra wear. By Flex· sltel, all are treated for soil resistance and have mate hing arm covers. By MRS. ALPHA BARR - 0 .. .: . . ... . .:::-· .~·~ "' :.~ · ·· ·~ .· ·~~i:;';~:irT:;"'::;:;";:ii:'iirls7c;;:;:;~ le Mr. aOO Mrs. Bruce Morris MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~= -- · Langsville News Notes FOREMAN 6. ABBOn PHONE 992·n56 : DRILLING FOR GAS - One of the more rec011t drllllq operation& lo the eastern section of Meigs County, where sev.. oral good wells have been brought in to launch the current boom, was on property of John Cleek, aio111 Route 338, near the old Rawnswood ferry landing. The well, put down with flnene!Jl! by the Hunting OU Co., was !ounl to be a smaller producer than those closer to Portland, it has been reported. but sUD may be a "mmeymoker." The Cleek well was drilled de011er then lhe Newberg sanlstone, to about 5,SOO II. The scenes here were taken whUe drilling was in progress at the Cleek well site, - Sentinel Photo. • Available in Shaded Copper, . Shaded Avocado, and White "' ....~ « J• careers. DaiiJ Sentinel Classifieds or.., Komed)'; from PHILCO-FORD.. - .... :;l a-..., =~;:,:..~~~~ • Dur.~~ fltl*• m. '"'Slilurday, RANGES 0 I Social Notes 'toura ol the cam.PUa and ..,._ leo are schoW!ed !or tho ·.I'IIUIII- 1969 ELECTRIC Whtn in on elevator with U"Omen J)<ISsengers aboard, always take your hat off. No! only ia It polite, it save~ the hat from being knocked off when the flldles r111h the door. Party Given In Middleport i ...... i I will represent junior and oenlor Scioto cowrllerln Ohio; and cabhilh ·school• from lloJd, Groan- eU, Jllrrao, Wa,yne, Mason, Llnop, Carter, Floyd, Joillson, Law- coin, Lopn and porllons ot !'Illrenee, ~; and Pike cowr- nain cowrlles In Well Virginia. Uea In· Kenlllcky; Gollla, Jack- . Exhlblte from oenlor h lg h . "'"'· Lawrence, Maisa, Pike and ochoola lnelude the foilowlnscatogorleao biology, chemistry, pflyalcs, mathemoUca and engineerin& and osrth sciences, Junior hi8h exhibits Include the biQlogical and pl!.yslcal SCIOIICOI. Awardll -ln the senior biih dlvloioo lnclulle lwo grand priz- Chain L.etter Gimmick Refined in Cosmetics Tuppers Plains Soeiety News Mrs. Wayne Beal, Linda, Karla, Mrs. Roma Beal anti Buck Vance were in Cleveland over a weekend recently as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Slandley Beal. They attenled the double wedding of Sarw:lra Beal arll JOOn Perdas, arw:i Laura HamDton of Portsmouth and Henry Perdas, who were married at the FirstChrls-tian Church in Mentor, Ohio. Mrs; Roma Beal remained for a re.. weeks as guests ot Mr. arll Mrs. Stanley Beal and lamily. Mrs. Hazel, Atnoid, Evalloe, and Walter, had as recent guests Mr. and Mr:l. Patrick Wllllams and son, David, arll Mr.andMrs. Nathan Arnold, all or Olester. Miss Carol Sue Hall, who is attenling college · in Kentucky, W&li home · OYer the weekerd. WhUe here she gave a bridal shower for Paula Frick, tlance of carl Robert Hall, who wlll he married in A!lrU. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jolur Dean were Mr. anl Mn. Walter Terroll of PataakaIa , Ohio; Mr. aad Mrs. Kermeth Marktns or Racine. Mr. an:l Mrs. Paul Paynter of Carpenter and Mr. anl ll!r•· Chorles K1111. A bridit shower was gjven at the Carleton Church Saturday evenlq for Mr. anl Mrs. John surprlaod with on old fashioned • belli .. at the home o1 Mr. anl '· Aurther's father is disabled and his brothers and sister also Stiversvllle 300 Exhibits Expected at 15th Science Fair Cherokee ·Boy is Helped by Class brothers and one sister in northoa'tern Oklahoma, is partially oupported by the WUllq Workoro Class which aenls $12 a month. This is uoed for food, FaiU• clolhiJl! anl educaUon for AurThe NeW Frontier of Faith, ther. Member. ot the elatB cor· witll headquarters ln Tulsa, respond with the younaster and Okla., is an organization of i~ seOO gifts to him on Chrl1tmas, ter-denomlnetional ministry dod- his birthday, Easter anl other icated to asslstlngneedyehildren occasions. Visits from aponsors in variws parts of the world. are welcome, the class has been Numerou& orphs~~~ges anl chil- advised. pl'll)'llr maedng. All are welcome of Mr. an.. iJr!lo R. R, M . . Tam. I to eome and ineet with us. Mro. Elva Dllley and Mrs, ..dl411r1 HQIIIItai. Hia .Jrrd.Y Pape, Mlddlaporl, were bu- zerRrrd,y alnesa visltoro in Athe!ll Thura- Margaret Wobaiar, ~ · haa II!I<D aevoralilaia Willi lllllt. daJ afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Dell Talbott Mr. """ Mro. Rar!!lil called m Mr. anl Mrs. ous New l,ellngton, ' "'""" . . . . Mr. and Mro. Ela Birch, lla- caato, P!)rtlancL guests ot hla iii!'-"! llr• . , clno; lira. ~-- H,.rg, Mro. Mr. and Mrs. CacU Boaberry Mro.DeUTalbotl.: Carmen llal1 anl RlckJ, lOcol. anl · famill, llaclne, were Sunday Mr• .Wallar ~. . . . wore reeont guealo ol Mr. Cll'11 aftei'IIOOll Yioltora of Mr. and .POrt. called ... Mr. (iii~. Birch and I - . Mrs. Jbn Mlrldleowart and lam- neU Sunday, February 2711r al ll,y, Howord anl Duuro ~· stlwrovllle Church 1111 30 at Chuck Lawaoo lo viliil'l! his 107, W. VL, wore SomdlrS 2 ··· - ·- *·· br«her, Mr. anl Mro. Albert .of Mro. SyiYia A1lon. " · Recent vlellorl 111 E. II. ·~ LIWaon, Columbua, ror II few ~and Mro. Don Gorby, MrL dayii. .·· . pe!Ur and !amity """ '8111' ... Ne,. KalllldJ, Mro. Maolqnch, Mr.'.a.id Mro. Joe Boyd and Tom Dura4 Mr. and ..,.. M Mro. AI· daughters and Mro. Zelia Boyd, Talbott, Dale and Qrud< ~ Mro. Eelher phs Barr, Mr. and Mro. &8ene Parkersburg, W, Va., spent a son, Clluck Crall. Mrl. ~ 'Musser, Mre. Roy stsman, Mra. recent SolidaY evonilll with Mr. Donehew, Wealoy CGArl. ~ Emma Lodlle, and Mro. Joann and MrL Doll Talbotl. zeua !loyd, Mr. and Mri; CourrciL Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Durst Bayd, Jane anl Julie, Gu7 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Warren WUcO< and Scotty were: reeent visitors valier aad Llnls Ward. · look their ...., Tim, to Columbus Trreaday where he had aurgery m his eye. Mr. anl Mrs. Alpha Barr anl Mr. anl Mro. Larry Barr went lo Akron Saturday ID visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barr. Mr, Barr Is seriously Ill at hla home In Akron. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Mr. anl Mro. Larry Barr have .' '"'\1•!• ~· ,, .. ,, . ' ' B~l(oldo �" . ' . 7 - Tho Dally Sentlnol, Mlddleport..l'CIIIOroy, 0., March 21, 1989 ·. t - Tilt 1lillb StnUaei, ..'K..........l.P-roy, 0., March 27, 1969 Classmate~ w•• .. Loot eidnl Allaa Wall10r, ........ Of Mr. and Mn. WUIII'II Walbf, ~om Centor, and 1 IIXtb l!'l!der ·llllhe Solem ~r Elemontar,y Sehool w o n ror 111e · reer top booior• In lito County . Give Champion a Party ~~;~bath Sc~ool attendance March ·23 ll tho Free Methodist ChurCh was 111, t."'llectlon was ' the Fergusons and Mrs. Parkel-. Mrs. Bertha Parker will be hostess to the la"rel , Clift' lleallh ClUb April 3. $27.33. Mr. aM Mrs. Guy Russell, . . Ravenna, visited' recently with his sister, Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Mr. and Mrs, Norman SchaeSo you also, when you ·rer spent a Sunday with Mr. and have done all that is com- lou upon tile tributes from har claii!JIIItel, T h e ae<oiii&>ID)'illl ~aJ)ho show the activllloo of the part.Jr. -llelr• Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New Marsh- manded you, --WDalleo. mother, Bertha Parker, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Walker called on ON BEHALF OF THE CLASS, Ann Colwoll, rlall4 pr&senls Ailsa a gift in recngnitlon of her acc....,li1hments •t the county IIPOWng - ~eypiiiUIOCia.....V. -ell- • •• A duty dodged jJ like a debt unpaid; it Is only deferred, and we must come back and settle the account at last.-Joseph Fort Newton, American elergym'an. son James, Columblli'.!o, spent the weekend with Mrs. Ferguson's However, a coupleofberclasa1111,leo - Cindy Gerneo and Ev.. lyn Bumette - felt IIIII Allaa should get even more recopiUon lor ber accomplishment eo · Mr1. R - Wllaon, teacher d. lhe lixth grade clus, gave her consent and cooperation and so on Mor!cky Ailsa waa a little queen !oradayatlbe Salome enter School. All of tile membera ofllle class ....,.rated In providing refreshmenta for a part.Jr honorlnl Ailsa and in providing • gift not orey for the honored gueot but lor their teacher, Mrs. Wll1011. n waa ouch a hallPJ' occulon thai Allaa waa practi<&liJ ray, "'We are only done what W<IB our duty."-Luke 17:10. Mr. aOO Mrs. James Gilmore visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. alii Mrs. Tltc; mas Darst, Hilliards. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, trqli\y. ' APril nrot hal been sot ao the end ol pre.p~bllcation aales of the now Meigs County Platl!oolul. Tho County 4-H Advloor;y Cqmmlllae in a meallnll held laot week set the cllkllf dale. Tho pr~~.p~bli<Btlon price is $4. The re&War price of the book has been set at$5. Work towards the pobUcation lo proceeding oatla!actorib with deUvecy date set for early sum. unworthy St1'VanC3; we have At lhe etiomlr ..... Allaa woa her . . - trapey and ,... for her achool - the amelleot In eorollment of lite Melp Loea1 School Dllllrlot - lllo travellnll mer The lf<IUI) ouUined plana for tho 11111111 4-11 O!llcero, Advlaora, and Parenti Coofer1111co to be beid TUesday evenlng, April 8, at lbe Fl>merO)' Jlmlor llilb School, M111 Emmie Nel1011, Na. donal COnaultent, wiD apeak to lhe entire lf<IUI) and work wllll advisors and JuD!or leaders. 4..JI club olll<aro will have I)IOclal lrainlnl oe11iona for each olDcer. Training seoilona are aet for lirot, oecond, andlldrd year ad· vioors at Rio Grande and Lake u..,. oo May 5. Propoaalo for summer work in the 4-H club PfOII'Im were made. Mla1 Janet Mees, secretary d. lbe advioor;y commlllee and a member ol lhe Ohio State 4-11 Chi> Advisocy Commluee, re- Holzer Medlcal Center, First Mrs. Charles H. Van Sickle, Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics 22 Smithers St., Gollipolle, a son, 5:26p.m. Wednesday. Ward. Discharges Admissions Llada Adamo, Ernie L. mooPubll<alion of admla1ions is prolllblted untO furlhor notice. mer, Tawyna Click, James Cope, Kimbercy S. CI'Bbtreo, Mrs. Ros1 C. Fulks, Dianna Jo Green, Mra. Mario Grubb, Mrs. Donald H. llaU, Mrs. H. Donald Hendoroon, Mra. Lawrence A. Hyaoll, Mrs. Dsvid 0. Jenkins, Mrs. L. Clair Karr, Percy H. LeMaoter, Mrs. 1ra G. lqcan, J, Frank Maloney, Sr., Cindy P. Rossiter, Mrs. mURSDAY Irena Shoemaker, Mra. James XI GAMMA MU Chapter of 0, Skaggs, Clyde M. Sloon, El· Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Thurs- len Smith, Lawrence E. sorreu, day night at lbe 'home of Mra. Mra. Doris ~ncer, Mra. Jolin MDa Woods. Social hoor at 6 L. Van Meter, R01101d K. White, p.m. witll dinnet at 7 p.m. Jasper Wilson and 'Michael Shaw. POMEROY CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masons, special session at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to cooter Moat Excellent Masters Degree on. several can:Udates. All MONDAY BEND LEAGUE members urged to attend. March 24, 1969 · WEEKEND REVIVAL, MiddlePointe port Church of Christ in Chrlo· Pomeroy Gun Club . • • . 70 tlan Union, Pearl St., starUng The Tap Cats . • . • . .. 6f Thursday continuing lhroughSun- The Big C'o •.•... .• . 56 d&y, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Roscoe The 100'1 . . . . .•.••. U Thorne, Point Pleasant, speak- Pomeroy Golf Course . . 42 ing. Duttoo Drugs . • . . . • 36 ONE-WON~NE ClaBI of the lllgh Team- 3 Game P'""ol'IIY Flrs~il\'arurch .. ~n~~ l~O',• . ·.. . ., .... .-~1 will meet at 7!:i'OTt..rsday at Pomeroy Qm CI-Tho the h'""e o! Mrs, George Skin- · Top Call ...•.•••• 2401 ner. · :Rlmeroy Golf Courae •. 2380 SATURDAY IUgh Team Game SOUP SALE, Gr.... 2 o! lhe The 1011'& ..•••.•.•.. 870 WELLSTON, OHIO 344-6682 ll'e invite you lo sample our ercellenl cuisint fealurin9 sleaks, chops, seafoods, chicken, and dinners for the entire family. Plus a sandwich menu meant for everyone's lasle. • Open Every Evening Except Sunday • • Dancin& to Live Music Weekends • • Air Conditioned • OF COURSE, ALISA was the first to be served !rom the lable o! "goodies" provided by student& tor the party. JO)' lla.Yes is serving Ailsa. the committee learned. mlttee. Southeastern Ohio's Newest & Finest RESTAURANT &PARTY ROOM WEST BROADWAY I The booko may be aacured at lhe pr~~.p~blication price by selllllns tho money to: "COUtlty Extenltm Offlee, Box 32, Pom11'01, Oblo, •• or contacting members of the 4-H Advloor;y com. Motts THIS ATTRAC'l1VE REFIIESIIMENT table was prepared by siXIII gnde p..,De ollhe So1om Center Elementary School for a part.Jr hooorlng thetr two-time oouncy speDing bee wlnaer, Allao Walker. Serving, left to rllht. are. Coria--Criap, Evelyn Burnette, and Cindy Garnes. Local Bowling REMEMBER? MRS. ROBERTA WilSON, TEACHER of the class, ls pr&sented a gift by Stall Walker In llj)precladon of her ccq>eraJlve ·~ tuwardolllep&rt.Jrand the . heljlgiven. lhoA~ GARY LAWSON, a classmate, gives Lisa a <aJWRtulaloey handshake. Waiting also to extend best wishes are Dsle Me~IIHn.,l•fl, llnbort Counc11j.. ,." .m11m"' r ...,a~ E . ::;mo:r · 111· ' """ ,... , ·"' ~··· "'" ,, •.. .• •'"'" , -,. Women's Association, FtratUnit; • • • • ' r ,, • ·. •• •• ' • • •• .\, .' ' Mr. an:l Mrs. han Shumate, Murphy and !amlly and Mr. and Dslllll' and Tammy of Mansfield; Mrs. Robert Murphy and Debbie. Mlss Sardra McGhee ofColum· Mro. Paul Pierce and Randy o! MtJWrsYiJle, were weekerll vi- bus spent Thursday ni&llt and the sitor& and Sunday dinner guests rest of the weekem with her of Mr. aDII Mro. Larry Johnson, aunt an:l uncle, Mr. alii Mrs. Gila ud Tatmee, and also visit- Charley Smilh and Jo. Sima)' visitors o! Mr. and ed their mother, Gene~ Sh~ Mrs. Charley Smith were Sa• mate at Veterans Memorial Hosdra McGhee, ColumbuF;i Mr. alii pitaL ll!r· and Mrs. Lee Roosh and Mra. Doyle KniPP, Kail, Kevin, sons ot Galllpolls, James Joh~ ani C'-rles ot Langsville, Char1011 andlamib and Kenneth John- leo McGhee, Pam Dailey, Earl eon, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Dale McGhee, aU of Columbus and Roy Smith. Helen Jolin~<~~~. Mr. ani Mrs. George Warner, · Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnsoo .Richard and Gordon, wore weekviilted with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ·U~IX·UPI SALE 1941 Regent Prince Paul of Yugoslavia was removed n-om office after qreelng to a mUitary and economic pad wilh the Axis Powers. In end visitors of lheir daughter, Mr. and Mro. Earl Wlnea o! Columbus. Mr. and Mn. Richard JeUen, Valorle, were Smday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe llatlield. Paul McElroy (BUll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McEirO)', has bean stationed at Fort Jackson, S.C. SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 U&e Our free Par.lng Lot MilS Linda Shaffer returned home Friday er... Helzer Ho.. pital where she underwent surgery. • • • • • • • • • • tt •. ALL GOOD TIDNGS !lUST COME TO AN END. Tbe p&rt.Jr over, slxtll graders returned to won at thair I'OIICIIDI madllao. The front row, loft to right, lnciudea Elaine Rl!lllsburg, R1f Moore, Son;ya Juatlce, KeliiOih Mllebell; back row, left to right, Tercy McClellan, Brian Justice, Ruth Martin, etallllblr aDII oerving ao helper; Laura Amey and Jo Aml Peyton. The readirv machine prcmdee directloll In B)'llabicalion, meanirv and time read!Jig, and percepti1111, with a review of phoni<B, word divlaklll aDII sounds. Wolfpen Social Notes • • •• ORDER GAS WHOLE-HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING NOW AND SAVE 10% . There's no time like wintertime to order whole· house Gas Air Conditionina -for summertime. First of all, you save 10% on the cost of the equipment. And, you don't have to make a sinate payment until _May. And, payments are low. About $14 a month includes normal" installation of a 3·ton unit. · Why walt 'till the temperature and costs 110 up? Order a cool, comfortable·summer now -and IIVI 11)%. • •• root TIRESI BEFORE YOU BUY CHECK OUR PRICES ON OUR • GOOD YEAR POlYGLASS AND MOTOR SAFELY THROUGH .SUMMER • •' • · NAME·....,.._,...._ _ _ _....._......___ STR£~....;.......__ _ _ _ ,~£---" '- , OU'S ASHLAND279 Yl. Main SERVICE ' 10% OfF ON GAS WHOLE·HOUSE AIR CONDITION· lNG EQUIPMENT! Toll me more. .U.LSIZES o. MlbDLEPORT, D. 131 H. 2ND AVE. STATE-liP-_,. p 011.,0 y t.V. s..:?·!:~l Purcllll••• .. I THINK Of All THE THINGS YOU CAN Do Willi THE J · i/ '' ; ' MONEY YoU $AW. GAS MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE. ' . Pomeroy Golf course . , . 858 eel Presbyterian Church, Satur- Top Call • . . . • • •••.• 847 day at the church. For adYBnce Ind. 3 Games ordera and deliveries telephone L. Salser •..........• 547 Mr1. Myron Miller, 992-9>43, R. Bowao . . . . ..•.•••• 528 or Mro. William Morris, 992- R. Werey ••.....•••.• 516 3438. Seq> wUl be available at 2nd G1!111e llle church elter 3 p.m. L. Salsor . . .••...... 195 - IUGH SCHOOLdancepartywith J. Bacon •..• , ••••.. 192 lilt Jays Saturday night at tile T. Clelland •.•••.••• 189 Melp lllgh School auditorium WOMEN'S In Middleport; school sponsored, EARLY mRD LEAGUE 8 to 11 p.m.; adml1sion 75 cent• Week of March 13, 1969 par parStandings: Points TIJEiilAY SfATID MEE'fiNG, Middle- D. D. Pirmettee ..•• , •• ,58 "-'• 44 port Mssonlc Lodge 363, F. and RaW11ngs u-oO . . . . . . . . A.:M., TUeeday avenin&. 7:30. Re- Chapman C&naday •••••• ,40 freshments. Carl Taylor, wor- Mark v . , • , • , .•.•••.• 40 llll)l(ui master, inYites oil Mal· Evelyn's Grocery ••••• , , 38 King Bollders •••••• , ••• 20 terMaiiOill. Team High Series _ D. D. Pinnettes, 1983. Incl. Hlall Serle& - EDen Rought, 470. Team High Game - D. D. Plnnettea, 702. By MAY JOHNSTON Ind. High Gemo _ EDen There was a birthday dinner Rough~ 173. Jiven SUnday at the home of Mr. and Mro. Gone Corvo and flm· tly. It ••• given in honor of Mrs. Week of March 19, 1969 Resal C<ngo, Mloo Connie Ander· Standings: 11111, and Miss Dobbri McMillon. Polnle T\!DM present wore Mr. Red D D p -8 • , • • • • , , ,60 McMIUon and !amlly Irma Re· Rewlinga Dodp • • , , •• , ,IIG clno Route, Cormle·and Brenda Chapman caMd&y •••••• ,44 AnderBOII, Baahan, Aaron Sayre, Mark v••••••••• , •••• t4 Vicld and Sharon Jollnalon.local, EveiJn'• Grocery ••••••• 38 a..r Mr. Geae Congo and !amlly, Kh!g Bolldan • • • • • • • • • •28 Mr. and Mro. Nulter, Mro. ConTel!ll1 Hlall Series _ R&wl!ngs 10'1 grs.,.enls. Dodp, 2103. Mro. Karen Burn1ide and TorInd. H ll h Serlaa _ Julia .eaa ol Ch!Hicolhe, Mr. and Mrs. Bo7loa, 4t3. C. C. carter, Llq Boltom, vi• Tel!ll1 Hlab Gelllo _ RewUnga olted Mr. and Mrs. Lawreil<o Dcxlp, 'IllS. Jolllllolland famDy. Ind. · H 11 h Game - Julia Mr. and Mra. Homer lcenhow- 11o71aa, 1'111, er vialled their eon, Mr. and Mr.. Cllitord lcallhowerandl'lmASSiGNED IN GERIIANY tly, Pocneroy Route. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Sayrahad ~ Private Firat Claeo Ira an outoldo electric lllht IDBiall- E. lllowaltar, 20• '!'"of Mr. and Old Town Flats News eel, . · John Sayre Ia -lo.red at - , ,...r "~-""'" -...Ill'. and Mra. Hubert Johnaton PI Hubert, Jr., and suaan ot · CGI-.r Mr•. ••~ Harold JlnM!I!!o Re;d•~· lktute; and · ~'-G. JllhllitonaD! Torry ·.......'talli4. 011 1!1'· and ,~a. ~ Joh- ~. ....,... llllill~l hil4 at til' Cctaimoinlty Church' I. · j!MII wttk on Tillrlday even- ..,•..mo ·lilii' . I ' NLLl"S POINTEBS A .Good Listener ·Iiettet $4 Plat Book Price Ends Aprillst Says 4-H Group LAUREL CLIFF News '. •. ' F== s;:u.:;=..!: Than a. Talk Hogger Br POLLY CRAMER )IOI1ed on llle meellnll lha at. tended at Oldo Stale Univeraill' 011 Mar<b 13. Mill Mee1 waaone of two Oldo &Iris IIIIPOlnted this DEAR POLLY-Plea sa tell Mrs. TalkJ TIKI Much to THINK FIRST or she wiU ooon run out of anythlng to to1k about, SJnce she hasn't li1tened to learn anythlng new I found tbls to be lriJ!' in my own case. When I would home, I realized I had learned nothb!g because 1 IUld hogged au the conversaUon and waa not considerate enoullh of olllers' judgment. Stop, thlnt and listen and you will De a happier person. -MRS. J. L. F. get year to serve on.the otate advla· ocy committee. A report wu received t h a t ocholarlldpa are 1t111 available to the Oldo Recreation Worklhop to be bold lbe illlrd week in AprD. AIIYoae !Dtere- may contact lhe Eatonilon O!rtce for lnformation on tile workshop. 11 charp of the meeUng wu . Carol Pierce, pro1ident of t h e Meigs County 4-li AdY!oor;y Committee, Otbert attendlDg were DoriiO)' Jordan,Frances~cor, Bob Ball01, Donnie Cheadis, Jon111' Dean, C. E. m&keliee, and Marpret GriiDtba. ' ,. DEAR POLLY...:Regarding the "I tolk too muc:h" gal: This we ~U probably recognize as a nervous trait. At times I am affiicted with thlo so I can sympathize. Even tho~ these. people. are not always boring but quite often live and mtereating, IIIey are nonetheless monopollzero. y remedy has been to ask a queaUon, then lookbill !be person direcUy in the eye and paying otrict attenUon fo the reply. While they are answering, take a couple of .deep breat&a and trY to rel81. It is largely wouiJd-up nerves -AN· OTHER YAKKER . DEAR POLLY-I save old plastic dlapenaers lor mustard or calllup, wash weU and lUI with liquid detergent. I keep these by m1 washing machine. Tbla Ia Ideal for applying deter· gent dlre<:Uy to coDars, atolaa, opolll and otherwise heavily soiled areas before dropping the ar!lcle Iiiio the washer. It prevent& waota. The amount you apply is controlled eaaUy. When pinning a pattern to material I lind that Instead of putting a pin at each aide of a corne'r parallel tO 111e pat. ~m. one pin at a 41klegree angle at the corner Ia silffl· c1ent. It is easler to pin, pattern comers do not tear ao easily and it saves time, too.-LOIS .....................•Polly's Problem""""..i"""""""",..rll DEAR POLLY-I would like to change the color of an off-wblte plaadc-<:Overed overstuffed chair to a darker ahade. Can tbl1 be done by dyeing or what Is be1t?-MRS. S. A. D. REV. ROY ANKR1M A rovival cruaade wUJ be hold Suftla.y throQgh Easter SWiday at the Danville Weoleyu Church with lhe Rev. Roy Allkrlm, Columbwo, -king at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. and Mrs. Allkrim, natives of Ook HUJ, wUJ preaeat opedal nwilc eoeh oven!... The Rev. Mr. Al*rlm ia preaeatlr lhe en. trl<l · ,..,.rlntendent of lhe Eaotam Ohio Dllllrlot of tile Wesleyan church. Ho!ormer))' wa1 pastor ol lilt Barbertoo Wesleyan Church. Tho church ll located 00 State Route 325 weot of Langsville. Tbe public is inVited. • Lottg Bottom Churches Class Meets 'Mr, l!ld Mra. B&riiJ ·Fradlc It wu alao. agreed to lead a • .oro hoatl of lhe March moot. ,....,., cleanlni ror- cliurclllni ol !lie WDillla Workera claao ea. A-..uoaton waa held OllprOJd. lite 1.a11 8oiiOm cllurcheowllll er ID p1bllc l<hooi1 and It woo Delorea Fr. pnlldlnl. Mra. Fradt thllll read, "Walch qreecl to HIM! for 500 card1 Your Can'tfa IDd CU'1" a n cl and make I $5 cbatloa to i!elp .., lila <011 ol printing. The duo •• God' I Heavenll Love." It wao decided to a box wU1 aioo vialt tile CllUIIi;)' home d. "Goodloo" to the lndloll boy wilh lhe latell reading mlllar111e duo llpOIIIOl'o ror Eaoter, lal. . Mro. Frank raad two artlclaa, and to biQ' a Ub for llle chuich. ''Dld You 5I¥ 'lhll?,., and "Do ' regional show& are aolaoted tor lbe atate shoWs snd sale. Allhouih the grandandreoerve cllamPon ham, becoa and eaa ollan satl for hundred1 o1 dol· Iars each, moet of lhe produeta avarqe )lat ollllbtly more 111sn normal market value. Ill 1968 tile ham1 averaged 42.01 <BOll per piUIId, and lbe bacon IY8l'• apd 41.81 cents par pound. With tai bollroom. the exception of tho top ftve cknPrize • winning exblbits from en wldte and the top nvo cknea brown, lito eaa oil sold for marJl/1., u t' ··-':·l r-.. 'tur-! H · ~ . '"· igs I ket coota. II unable to atlend, a written bid may be placed wltll 11111' Vo- e.. Me vided. On Vmc!oT and '1"1H.tday, lila Smith Family ofllutlallll will Kansas CIIJ, wUJ ....met nan- i!DI; Wedllooday lhe Ml Moriah &llllllt• semcea lithe Middle- lllpllll Church ofMiddleportwUI port . Cliur<h ol the Nazarene )lf!lrlde awile; 'llwrado,y, llle Monday thrOU&IIIilndly. Bov. Morr!J Wolfe ot lila ReSmtcea will begin at 7:80 ' clno !=lwch o1 111e Nazarene each evenln£ They are to wU1 ilng; Friday, lhe w-ar 1111 public. Family of Ma1011, will be feltur. ~<lai muilc will, be pro... eel, 1119 on Saturday n~~sic wUJ be provided by lbe choir ~ lbe .Mwtt Union Bllj)tlat Church. Tho hoot cllll'ch wU1 , provide Tbe Rev. Richard llrl<kland out ol lito Nazarene National Ill Jr. Patrolmen's League to Dine POINT PLEASANT - A pet. luck dlmer wiU be bold for lila JrOlfes Announcing Birth of Fir~t Son Mr. and Mro. Duane B. Wolfe, Jlmlor Plllrolmen'e Loique FriRacine, are &IIIOIIII<!ni lhe birth day, March 28, II tile Krodel r1 a 1011, Duane Bruce, Jr., on Park Clubhouse 11 6:30 p.m. March 14 at tile Holzer Medical Mlmberl who have unl!Grma are Center. 1Med1Dweerthem. Gr.,.._ are Mr. and Mrs. Parflnta have belllllnrited and Joho WW!am S1Dbert, and Mr. - d brioll a cooered clllh. and Mra. IWtoo WoUe, Sr., oil Four molhera are In charp of of Racine. Great • grandparent& the dinner, MrL llaJdDe Nibert, are Mro. Waldo Beovar, OldaMra. IWda Dlilley, Carole homa City, Okla.; Ban Salser Staatll and Gamet PaUry. Two rums wU1 be shown b.Y and Mra. Ida Sdlart, both of Racine. · Miles Darst, aecretary. Mr. and Mrs. Wolle also have ~clal gueats inYited to Ill& daughter, Lori Am, two and tend are Mayor D. Bamard Mor011t-llall years ~ ap. gan and Mra. Morgan, Pollee Chief and Mrs. Jack Pyles, and !lorton Eckart. Property Social Events MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS Attending the apring meeting of the Rio Grande AasoclaUon at Wollston Thursday, March 20 were Rev. and. Mrs. Charles Norris, Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart, Mn. Ph.Ylli• BaUey, Mrs. Marga Grimm, Mr1, Grette Slmpoon. Tho Booster Sima)' School class met Thursday evening, March 20 with Mrs. lllarle Roush, hostess, at her home. An Eaater program wao present. ed by Mrs. Marjorie Grimm. During the bu1iness sesaion ln charge of Mrs. Clara PoweU, president, 50 more hymn booko were ordered for the church. The IMioteu 1erved refreshmonls In keoping with St. Patrick's Dsy, Including potato soue>, to Vera Beegle, Clara Powoll, Marie Roy, Marjorie Grimm, Dorothy Bodgloy, GrotII Simpson. The April meeting wUI be at the home of Marlo lly Transfers Roy, Hold Workshop POINT PLEASANT - Ropubli- can women from Weal Virelnla wiU ieam tho latest In poUt!. cal organization and technique& at the National Federation of Republican Womon'o Regional Worklhop to he bold In Charleston May 13 at llle Daniel Boone Hotel. The llllOullay atatowlde meetlni calli for worklhop1 cllrlng lhe momlnl. followed by hmch- • • • PHONE . 992·3498 never become acquainted with. Faye M. Frey Dies in Lima Tuo. Faye M. r...,, 59t Bowman Road, Lima, died II her ra.._, 91rvivlng are her bus- · Now Carl Raven, W., andW.two ·· Jack, VL,- and OIIYer of Lima. Funeral senlce1 will be bakl at 2 p.m. Friday II lllo llllrd ! .......... lloml, lfiiD st. ~ ol, the ROY, D, W. O'FUI d.!l<latfq:. Burial wUJ ba lair. B. David Pins & Ear Rin1s Pierced Ear Rinas Cultlred Pearl Necklaces Ladles' Diamond Pendants Mothers Rl111s &Pins Gents' Masonic & Black Onyx Rl111s Anson Tie Tacs, Tie Bars & Key Rlnp Speidel Watch Bands (Ladles & Gents) IIIOl'lal !'ark ~ In Lima. Shoppers!. Hop To lt••• \ ~ Slotar. . . . ' Mr. and Mro. Cheotar ~ tid to lhe 77th llaOYJ EliuiPIMIIt . rin -at tht -and In"'"''""" ~ Con1lanf near · · _. ,""' Karl·-·""' ,.~- aa 1 - · -~... _ .....,., o:lianle~ . ~ wlfo, KanD, bill wltll lll'a..Siqii!OII• aia..r 1 Mra. ~· : Arthur,' llbo ,... 11m dt!'WOIII ~.., ~ . lllao ·c»G~ wu- lludont 011 IMIJ; ,Reodlvlllt. . ~' . Talll at Ohio Stall uft!~ill',, !ll"nl , ' ~ JIGt Gl!l1 ~ tbelr . Mr .~ ....~ Willi her ·. u ~~ byt parenu, Mr. allll ~ill .Mt,rUn. twliiiiDf -··· ..... 0 ~llde W caa aJiO tiled tbem to ·e~Capt~ wbill c:a~ IC· c~ lotbe EDcYe~ Btltaniitca•. · ., · wuMill ......vn.o... · IIGuah _... ....,., ...Suada1 '*lth Ill'. filii, ~ Ja~ Flihor In , Col~ c • Tullpo Hyacintha Many Mort ,.tt... ' purcloi" ••• ri"••••r;..' l!ellatir ~·~ tlloe . ,.. ' ~1.&11 ... , , r.i,, sheiatore. , (hltii,' G' I~ . ,. MAIM .S't. _. · . , .. 1 & lowed Order Now! EASTER ROB -fiANCIS FlORISTS 100 MAIM JT. POMEROY 202EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO Y NIGHTS TIL 9 Goessler's HIS Your Giftl We Suggest: JEWELRY STORE ·,t.t $t. •• Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm llotl .. of P'""eroy are announcing 0. '· birth of I daughter, Jllllllt LJ8o. 1 March 19 at lhe Holzer Medical / Conler. The baby weillbed atx ' · pounds, all: ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Maoa lave aJio other danghter, Edllll Ann, ... ' 13. Mr. and Mrs. Clareni:a . NeutzUrv or Long Bottan ant · Mro. Albert Mees ol POIII&r01 are ~arente. BEN,FRANKUN• That barking dogs never bite Ia a truism dogs have Mlu Boo Wheeler, w. VL President of Republican Women, !nYite1 all W, VL Ropubllcan women to atlend. ·- Being Announced MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING 0011 • The Rev. aDII Mrs. Dsla MeClurg acCCJII1palliod their son, W_.lace, to LGui1viUO, Ky., · where ha wm leave lor Ft. Jackeon, ~ C. Mr. aDII Mra. Rush Phnson and 80110 Erich of Wollflold, N. J., are opondlng 1 few d&ya with Mr. and Mra. Ben Philaoo and . Fradt W. Porter, Jr., Mm., Mrs. Mlna Lewla. Mrs. Phnaon Holmelt Dose to Clayton Jlo. and eon wiU retnm to their prd, Rosalee Bogard, Par<elo, home and Rush leave• tor VlatLebanon. nam for a year. ~ Bruce Cleland, stationed at Ft. Moamouth, N. J., apant . Cologne, Germany, be· the weakend with hil parenia, cauae It Ia reputed to be the Mr. and Mra. Walter Cleland. . burial place of !be MaRl, Ia Mr. and Mra. Earl Cleland called the "City of the 1'bree and ...,. are vialtlng his brother Klnp." ADea alllll'amll.r at Ste...,nvlllt, Ohio. Mr. and Mro. Jolin Cleland ~ter and daualitar ol Maoon, w. VL, apent a da¥ with hia parenia, Mr. and Mro. Walter Cleland. Carol Roll._ ol Roed1villa, -apant 1111 wsekend wllll Jean Birfh of Doughrer Greelllll Cards, Party Goods, Easter Baskets tor Filling, Grass Toys, Novelties, Candy, Gifts For All. Beautiful Filled Baskets Ready For Eas· ter Giving. Easter Dye and Gift Wrapping. GOP Women to Hutll E. w ingstt to Emeat A. Wingett, Robert L. Wingett, Lot, Pomeroy. Laura E. RUDe, Roy Rime to David W. McKenzie, WDma C. McKenzie, 20 A., SUtton. Joseph F. Faulkenburg to cecil W. Rice, Marilyn SUe Rice, Parcel, SUtton. Donald E. Reuter, Paulino Reuter to Roger L. Starcher, Jacqueline K. Starcher, 651/:· A., Cheater• Laura J. Circle to Jack L. Beatlck, Linda Pauline BosUck, 1.65 A., SUtton. VIrgil Wamlley, WDma Wl!lll· &ley to "!lacy Paollne Morarity, Lot, Syracuoe. Clay Eblin, Thelma Eblin to Richard Eblin, Reta Eblin, 3. 65 A., Soliobuey. WUUam Leo Etllridgo, Nancy L. Ethridge to Konnelll R. Frecker, Mary A. Freeker, parcela, Olive. Jed C. Plckena, llllbel P!cken1 to PhUip W, Welle, AMa Wolfe, Par<ala, Latart. Roy PoweD, Hattie Powoll to Ruth Alii Powoll, 2.18 A., Lab- nwslc 011 Eaoter amdaJ, ~ ~ wlU be a semce fnllll 9:30 • • lla.m. and at 7:30p.m. More Surgery PT. PLEASANT - A Point Pleasant soldier wounded Ill action this IIIGIIIII Ill VIetnam, haa .....,...... aurgary apln. Pic. Miles Epl!Jig, 19-yaareld 11011 of Mro. Freda Epling, of No. 3 - - Addition, received severe lnlurle1 to boUI lege when he otewec1 on a !and liline Iii Q.liln NiDI, Vil!illlln, March 15. Two day1 later he underwent surgary lor ramoval of a Portion of his right loJ. Ag teacher or member al the Mrs. Epllni said tuday lllat otate Vc>-Ag slal!. she wao notified by lllo Marine Corpl that bar INIIl had under· gone addiUonal surgery Saturday and had loat lbe part of his olher leg below 111e knee. '\ • Evangelistic Services in Middleport Announced Ham, Bacon, Egg sal e, Show is March 29-31 Fpling Given POINT PLEASANT - T h o 26th Annual W. Va. Stale FFA Ham. Bacon and Ea: ..., and Sale will be held at the Daniel Boone Hotel In Charleston, March 29-31. About 158 hams, 100 place• ol bacoa, andlOO doz«< 011111 wiU be exldbited and )ldged on Saturday, ~day ancl Jlmday. The auction sale Ia schomled for MondaJr at 7:30 p.m.lnlheho- You Alree~ "Five ~ . . . tera For Uo," wltll ..,,.,..... 111 lila Bible were raad ..,...._ CUI..... Mr; Frank Ilion ..... ; 10 q u - ; "Ttlllnr Y-111ble ~ledge.'' A dessert _,... WU ....... to Mr. and ilra; Joe c..o11Jio Mr. and Mra. Oklo' COIIIIIIIJo ' Mr. and Mrs. Rclru!le C<IIJW7, . Mr. and Mrs. llmnill Sellll tr . ' lite hosts. �. ' s - n, ~IY Solollno!l. M~t~o~op.wt.P..,.r:oJ, o., ~ell :n, •• . Eastern High Minstre~ Olio, Opens 2-Night Run Friday :·'- ',;' ...,.. ~:•'.~~r ' ' THESE ARE DEFINITELY NOT "TIGERS" to put in the tank. '111oso tlpro are pa1'1 of a takooll' 011 "Talk ID tho Animals," a show sogmont to be featured bJ1 tho girl a WQJ onaomble at Eastern High. Left to rl&bt, Joy Kautz, Cella McCoy, Lindo Boer am JOIII\Y Dean. '. THIS GmL-BOY DANCE LINE WILL BE llltrGdawd dartJw lilt lillllnl lllllllll!llalllllo a, the trumpet work of T~ Gumpf, on uSpaDlsh Flea." Girls from left to right 111'8 Mu7 Jo Wol~ Walt Whitman was kliown as the "Good Gray Poet." Debbie Keebaugh, Melame Dean, Rhea Mora, Dianne Grueser. Boys, left to right, are Glnnpf Martin Osborne, Bill Colo, Bob Ritchie, David Smith am Bob CaldooeU. ' TIIESE END MEN CLOWNS WILL CARRY the ccxnody of tile arlll.l8.1 Eastern High School minstrel. They are, lett to right, Martin Osborne, Howard Bahr, Bob Wood, David Smith, Bob lllft'tchie, Mike Gorrell, ~ Karr and John Fryor, t;r. ~ " Syraeuse News, Society B~ ADA SLACK relatives in Columbus. Mr. alkl Mrs. Nial Salser were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. VIrginia Salser and Mil- dred Salser and son Mark Allen spent a day with Mrs. EIIU.btlth tour over Ohio and West Vfr.. Salser. '111e~ enjoyed a spagltet. gtnia recently. ti dinner. Agnes White spent a weekend Mrs. Ellen Newland, elJ't)loywith Mr. and Mrs. James Gui~ ed in Columbus, spent a weeksJer and family and her broth- enJ at her home here and had as er, carl Duckworth, Lancaster. her guests her daughter, Lucille She also visited Mrs. Carl Duck-- NewlanJ and Mrs. Lottie Fraworth, who is critically UI in zier, of Athens. University Hospital ln ColumMr. Pearl McBride has been bus, ~ returned to his horne foUowing Mrs. Clayton Ferris of Par- a stay In Veterans Memorial kersburg visited her brother and Hospital where he was a nledlcal sister-in-law, Mr. an:l Mrs. Guy patienl Guinther and lami1y. Mrs. Clara Lavender aD!I dau'l1le Rev. am Mrs. Ralph Hud- ghters, Linda and Mary, hive 1011 aoo children, O'Linda, AD- moved from Minersville to tbe tllol\y am Clma, of Chillicothe Allah Teaford propercy on Waspent a Sab.lrday with hts moth- ter St. er, Mrs, Myla Hudson arxl broth-Mrs, Malcolm Guinther urxler.. er, Denzil and l'amily. went minor surgery at Holzer Mrs. Ada Slack spent from Hospital alii Is reclC)erati~ at Stnla)' IJnti} friday visiting her her home. Mr. arr:l Mrs. Nial Salser ataoos, JOOn arxl family arxl Gene, In Sa!Miyvllle and Robert am lam· tended the Beet am Travel ahow ily In RichviUe, at the Civic Center in Charles· Mr. Larry Morarlty of Colum- ton, W, va., recently, Wayne VanMeter for a plarie l ,., ' bua recently visited hh mother, Mrs. Pauline Morarlty ard br~ ther, Marty. T1te Rev. Linson Stebbins alll daughter CBD!Iy, spent a weekend in McConnelsville with his daughter and sor-...in-law, Mr. an::l Mra. Jerry Johnson. Mrs. Bruce McKenzie and daughtar Sherrl~ of Columbus, and Mrs. John Dudding anJ sons of ~rlngtield vi sited here with their mother, Mrs. EvelynStowe. Mr. James Quick spent !rom Tueaday until Sunday with his 1011 and daughter-in-law, Mr. an:l: Mrs. Thomas Quick, an:l: other Reedsville News, Notes B~ MRS, LYLE BALDERSON The Riverview Garden Club will meet Thursda,y evening, March 27 at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Donald Myers, with Mrs. Walter Brown serving as c~hos­ tess, Roll call will be answered by a seed exchange arxt an auction sale will be held. Mr. Fred Rice, Leacher of the IDpptty-Hop DOWN EASTER LANEr TO School Minstrel''. Olio, Promises To be Real Hit -, ,~ -" ~ '""'": ~.. ., -~... ' -: -, "":'. .. ~ PICTURES AND STORY BY BOB HOEFLICH The Eaatern High School Minstrel and Olio, dropped last year !rom the school aehem.lle, la being revived this year and Eastern atudento are ready wclpen another allow. Mrs. Allee Nease, director, Is moving in a dozen different directions to tl.e together loose ends before opening night, which Ia Friday. The show will be repeated Saturdoy, Curtsln time both evenings Ia 8:10, Tueada¥ night, cast membera - about 100 In all - moved through their first rehearsal in costume. Then and there, the ahow promlsecltD bloaoom Into a hit b~ Frld~ nlllhl The preview revealed hillhllllht oumbers which are destined to be hlta with Ealtem audiences. ED~ men are doing a good Job voc:alf: and oo!De ol the dance routines are showing great promise. The popular ulmplcta 11 will be on hand and Tom Gwnp(, a lrwnpeter with the (ln]Up, w1U be doing solo work In the weekend show along with Jean Whltohead, pianist lor thelmpacta, who will be featured in an outstaDdlng modern jazz dance. Jenny Dean and Gumj)( are a pleasant team on the vocal, "'The Two ot Us." And there are other high points. Accompanilf. 11 Mrs. Horace Karr with her son, Tom, serving as drummer. The acCI>II1pOI1Yinr pictures suggest not ooly the amount of hard, tlm~IIWilllti work rOCJJirtld ID stase a ochool production. The)' aliO UDderUne the spirited cooperation and creative lnaenuitY that flms !WI flower In being a part of a •how. Most d ua, unfortunately, are watchers, not doers of entertainrnenL or Riverview School woe honored with a birthday part)' bl' hla atudenta and room mothere, Mrs. Eliza· beth Smith, NrL Nary Allee sixth grade students Bise, lUll Mra.. Collde Reed, A gift and decorated cakowerepr&sentod w him. A11o celebrating his birthdly ••• a ftrst grader, Roger Hollinger, Karen Reed, daughter or Mr. and NrL WWard Reed representod Riverview School In thO Ch_l.., Spelling cOilteat at Raclno. The !o!lowlng otudenta of Riverview Elementaty Sc!~, Pau- 1a Hauber, Jane Whitehead, David Weber an::l Robin Hwnphrey are members ot the Eastern High School Marching Band, which received Sl4lertor ratings at Ironton, Charles Yeago is ban:l instructor. The band will participate In statewide competition at Ctzyahoga Falla. Mr. am Mr•• Edward Chevalier visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed at 1'14tPers Plains, Sunday, A birthday dinner was served honoring Mrs. Chevalier. ot~ er guests in the Reed heme were Garrell Chevalier, ot Mansfield; Nancy Lee, of Sardis; Zenith Easter Basket HEADQUARTERS ALL SIZE BASKETS.., ..... from 59c GRASS .• EGG COLORING .. TOYS EASTER CANDY .•.... lrom 5c Psst • , Ladies Whimsey Hats, Too Ruschel Variety ,.;.:Rtv~1 Ho~~o ' THESE NINE GIRLS WEAR ONLY a part of the attnlctlve costumes to be seen in the annual Eastern High School Minstrel arxl Olio. The girls are, left to rlgtrt., Dehhle FIISh, • _llehhi~ , Morga~,,A.aclde Mooo, Br~ Spencer, Dobb!~ KeebOllgh, Cat~ Dill, Caro(Sarg~:.~ Dianne Grueser, and Bonnie Walker. They are fioln three of the numerous pony chorus lines in lru.s year's shaw. The Almanac By United Press International Today ts Thursday, March 27, Tuppers Plains. tho 86th day or !969 with 279 to Ronald Orr, student at Ohio follow. University, Athens, spent a reThe moon l s between its tint cent weekerxt with his parents, Mr. arr:l Mrs. Bill Orr arxJ Ran-. quarter and run phase. The morning stars are dy, Mercury and Mars. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson The evening stars are Venus, and daughter, and Mrs. R. E, WUiiam s were recent visitors Jupiter and Saturn. On this day in history: of Mrs. II. E. Young and Mrs. 1513 Ponce de Leon ln Hazel Balderson of Vienna, W. discovered the East coast or Va. Florida in his search for the The term ··ceiJing zero" is Fountain of Youth. used to report a condition In 1933 Japan resigned from when the celllng is 50 feet or the League of Natlona. Jess. Chevalier ol Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer and family of CreaUon, or a history of them aa contained In Gen· esls. SEE OUR PHARMACISTS FOR THE FINEST IN SICKROOM SUPPliES We carry o complete stock of equipment and accessories for the sickroom. See us for all your other health needs, tool GROUND Pure Pork BEEF SAUSAGE 2 sl 2 s1 EGGS 3do··1. 09 lb. lb, UHCLASSI FlED UHCL.\SSI FlED POTATOES ~~b, 79~ RKET WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS ' Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday Til 9 f. MAIN ST. 99,.3975 P!)MEROY read !rom aeveral ol the dignitaries attendlDg the observance. '1110 unit aloo had a card or thinks !rOm Nra. Marte CUster lor card• and vlalta. Report forma .., child welfare, Amerlcanbm, rehablllta· tim, ci¥11 defenae, national securlzy, mamberlhlp ..Ucation and acholarahlp, foreign relations and )lllbllc relaU.,. .were dl atrlbutetl. I was noted thet the unit Ia IIIIU aeutng flags for $3,50, Nra, Davia, Mrs. Jewall, and Mrs. QJy Guinther were appointed to the nominating eommlttee. Mra. VIrginia Burpr of Cbelhlre WBI introcllced and welcomed Into the unit memberahlp, '111e flower lund collection of $2.83 am the travtlinl prize wu won bJ1 Mr1. Humel. '111e st, Patrick'• D~ theme wa1 carried out in refrelhments .served by Mra. Jack Carsey, Nra. Ellen Couch, and Mra. Davis. Mra. Robert Couch was a contributing hostess. Hostesses lor the April meotlngwiU be Mrs, Hunnel, Nra. Frank Fupte, Mrs. Harold JoneB, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr,, and Mro. Charles Hayea. -· to- meana ehalrmaa, who also exthinks to the unit for aaolalaDce at tile 50th amlveraary oblervaoce. CUd a of thanks were OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM a•d 5:00 to 9:00 PM • Wayne Swiohor, Harold Lahoo and Kon~oth McCul• Iough are your friendly phannaclata at Swlaher and Lohlt Roxall Oruga. They have low pttocl'lptlon prices and prompt ttrvlc• and dltcount drug prlcea ••nn days a week . Let us 11rve you for all your prtscrlptlon and drug nt.dl. ·~ Unlverstcy. The meeting 11111 be open to the )lllbllc with special lnvllldona to be given to the auxIliary units of POmei'O)', Middleport, and Rutland. Birthday Observed With Family Party • • • An old-timer is a fellow who recall$ when you had to trot down to the base· ment and light the water heater before taking a bath. charge of the musical pc>rik!n ~ the program. Mro, Mayer, . . . ter of Mr. am Mrs. 1Jan111. "My 'Daddy.'' There . _ .. ccxnmonte bY Dale Smith ,. .... neU's acthltlea am accoit1jJHIIio menta In Naaonry, ani bJ1 ltlrJ, Bessie Kina:, paat mall"• til Evangeline Chapter, O,E.S., .. the Darnall famiiJ, their' J.~al~ lance am participation In ~ order. · '~ 11&1117 Klr18, on behall Of • _ Bethel, presented a gifl to. !illt honored guest, am the,....,. concluded '!lth tile Bethel tllb singing "Our Paul," a Jl&h:Jdr.;#P a lamlllar tune, . 1 The refreshment table wu centered with a purple .oorillt• rangement flanked by pwplo ._, pers. Naomi KlngomMrs. WOOdard presided at the punch_....,•J . ••ng FREE BABY A . · CHICK ~-. Friday & Saturday April 4 &5 (With 8 Gals. Gao) CERTIFIED OIL STATION p.., ..., 538 W. Moin 9Be 2.39 BAYER ASPIRIN CONTAC CAPSULES 300 ~~. 99~- ct 1.38 Reg. 87c Rer. 1.89 HAIR SPRAY 6Q BEN GAY !~~ 59~ ct. CHOCOLAT£ Covered LUDENS Cherries PREPARATION H ·Re1. 1.29 1 oz, OINTMENT 1.09 LIQUID 99~ 69~ Ree. 98c Econ~y 1.19 Pak BAND-AID PLASTIC STRIPS REG. 1.19 LARGE SIZE ~~dares55~ LISTERINE \4 JERGENS 8 BARS 1.19 PRELL SUPPOSITORIES "*""' SOAP 49~ 72~ 01· REG. 1e49 ANUSOL ppositor 12 CT., 21· • \ COMPLETE .LINE OF LQV.E 'liie ..."'......... J•• I' .' anoelate guardian ol Bethal 62, am knilht of the York Crose of Honor; Bock1 Ritchey, Colum!NI, gram chaplain am past - e d queen ol Bethel 42; Nalvl~a llrad!leld, New Natamona, gnnd mualeian a!Wiaua.rdllll or Bethel 74; am Donna - . Belpre, gram nrot ...... ~~t~~~~r. past honored (JIHn and guardian or Bethel 65. DlaU~ahed MaSOillpreHnted were carl Ta7lor, worahlplul maater of Nldtlloport Loclp 363, F, am A.M.; Dale Smith, hlah priest or Pcxneroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch MaSOilS; Thomas Edwards, Fred B!aetiiBl' and Albert Woodard, Knlllhta or the York Croaa of Honor; HUIIh CUater, commander, of the Ohio Valley Commandry 24, and Joe Stanloy, educational omcer or the 12th Naaonlc Dlatrlc~ Woodant Ia also wor~ patron of Pomeroy Chapter 363, O.E.S. lnltla!Dry work for two camlctatea was preaented by the Bethel A commendation on their performance was given by the Inspecting officer, SUDDEN BEAUTY uno...,. ....... rn.... Rosemary L)'ona, worthy matrm~ luanJ, of Eva"i"llne Chapter 172, reg. lotered gueats. 1be tnapecUon was preceded with a 6 p.m. dl1110r planned bJ Ela Smith, promotor of hcspltallty, tor the BetheJ, aula ted by members or Pomerey Chapter 186, O.E.S. 11&1117 Klrv, honOred queen of Bethel 62, presided at the meetine. Introduced and escorted to the eaat were the G~nd Bethel honored queen or Ohio cl Loveland; the honored queen or Bethel 58, LovelaOO; honored queen of Bethel 65, Belpre; the honored cpen of Bethel 73, Galllpcllo, and past honOred queen of Bethel 62, Linda Mayer am llehhle Klr18, am the paot honored queen of Bethel 74 of New Matamoras. Others presented were the senior princess, the marshal, am the Inner guard ollhe Belpre Bethel, am the guide of Bethel 58 of Loveland. Mrs. Woodard, worthy matron of Paneroy Chapter, o.E.S., was After the closlt~, members also presented. am guests went U1 the dlnl"8 The Inspecting officer lntr~ duced the elollowl"8 gram offi- room for tbe reception. In the cers: Robert Newton. LovelaM, receiYiag line were Mr. and ENTERS HOSPITAL associate grand guardian; Carl Mrs. llerneD am the couneu Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Chester, entered Camden Clark Huapllal Roderick, Tiffin, gram Inner members. Enuna K. Clatworthy h a d In Parkeraburg, W, Va. &mday, guard; Darnell, gran:l ooter EASTER BASKETS Mrs, 9owart, who resides In Athena 1m Ia a member of the Raeine pest, wu me of flveOhlo department ol!lclalaattendlngtlle natlonaJ 51lthamiveraaryoblflrv· ance In Washlngtan. Olhora go. inl were Mrs. Edward Ullwn, Lebanon, prealclant; Mrs. MarlOll Junp, Colpte, llrst vlc:o prealdant; Mro. WUIIam GUI, central c!IYiolon vice prealtlent; Mrs. Homer Smith, MeConnell· vtue, dlrec!Dr G( Buekf/10 Glrla State, In her report, Nro, Stewort ccmmenled 011 the lllht at tile tomb G( the unknotm aoldler, a gttt ol the Amerlean Leaton, and ol the 1-eaalve cere111011Y whm Prealdent Nlxoo threw the awitcll to light IL Nra. Stawort alae apcke of the atampcommemorallng tho 111!1ver11117 am Ita - cation bJ1 the peatmuler pner. al. Nra. Marlin, In her addreaa, explained whll t:OII1IIIUnltoY aervlce Ia. S!e aald thet Ume ltPIIt In aervlce In tile c:ommuniQ', and uauall¥ not 11101101, Ia credClarma tor per!ecl attemance Ited loward the communtQ' aerdurlili the put three months Yic:o procram, were presented to 11 memben o! the Meqs TOPS Knotchen She divided the communiQ< serat Tueoday nlght'o meeUng at vice program Into aiJ areu, the Nalp CCun\Y Infirmary, healtb, recreation, etlueatlon, Given the charms were Ruth allt1l, beautlflc.Uoa, and mlaNeedl, Helen Spears. Ann Cot- cel._s. Notinl thai March lrUI, Marjorie Davia, HelenHW, Ia Ccmmunlt;y Stl'Yice Mllttth, Dorio Hensler, Bally Gilkey, Nra, Martin urged the onxlllary ileUy Fife, Judy SlloWdtn, Fran- membora to tmolvedlll eo• Hysell am Marlo BlrcbOeld. C011111l11111t1ac:tlvli;y. Nra, CottriU lnatalled olllcero "11tla," lhl Aid, "can be fDt the 1989 - 70 year. '111e1 are wrldai wllh ;rvutb, aenlo< ellllrL Need&, leader1 Mrs, en- tuna, lhut-tna, the handlc_.t. key, cc - leader; Nra, Edith or ualsttaa Ia medical cllnlct, Gardner, aecretley; M r a. !llrldal' acbool, or other organ. Spears, treasurer; Mrs. COtrW, lzediJ'<lllpa." weight recorder; Mro. s-den, Sae ._td, u'lb8 Amerleu. Ll· aoalstant welllht recorder; am gl011 AuxUtary &Oal It ..,. ol Nra. Birchfield, publlciQ<. Hrvlce In the c:omm~~~>o One KOP$,- 13 TOPS, two turllta, am Pia• ware praoent 111," aaltlnl tile mtmbera to for the meeuna- Nri. Smwden live uae!W Uvea and do uae!W . ~lgnod •• the QU11'11rl7 - · wvrk 'lor the benelll ol othera. . ·fir wel&ht loaa, wllh Ruth Uflo Mra. !fartln waa praaenlld citrwood 11 queon lor the month, wllh a &1ft !ollowllll htr talk. ltlrL ~rdntr Wll 'IIHkl7 -n, .J'ntWiatl at the In the ab ..... ullin. 1' 1 111 Lawrellc:o, lira. Blrchtlllld, her.........,.., . Narl..- Jli~ IIIII ~a. ~ II"~ wao ~I; Vlrlll Waltilak ... ~Ti Jb'aallllie llar, Mra. ·vk,III .....W. ud Nra. lrWII!. 'oiill llaCr1 lhe JobB '~'pt:!l. . . .olftCWI' . . ' 'j,lf- . . ~. wu ' A hlltOI')' of 1M clilb 1111 ,n.; ltlln bl' MrolllcMiah IIIII nlrelh' eented bl' Warner, Mra. Jiltllla earl1laa ~ the Ea._ OndttwoOtl ·- the t1oor prllt, theme nn HrYtd b1 M r o. ¥fl 1111 looa lor the INtk 1111 llc!Uiah &lid .MrL litlrd- F•'l'fl nre mlnlatm:e Eaatar baaketa, 21 pounds. to matron or Pon~eroy Chapter 186 Order of the Eastern star, ,;;;! COMPLETE LINE OF FILLED . llllhllghta of the National American LeBIIXI golden jubUea obS.rvance held In WalhiD81I>n, D. c. were reviewed 10' Mrs. William 9owu1, departmant leglai.Uve chalrRllll, Tueada¥ nlllht lor the Ladlea Auxiliary of Racine Foal 602, American Legion, Nra. !lewart'a talk waa 0110 ol two preoented at the meatlng. The other was bl' Nra. Oaby Martin ol PomorD7, etalrth dlalrlc:t communiQ' Hrvlce chairman, who e!llllllaslzed lite lUX· Ulary't proll"am of aenlce to the communtcy, Allother hllhllghl of the Tuesdal' nllbt mooting was the aelec:t1011 ol Mlcke;r Wolle, a junIor at Scltlthern ID&Il Scbeol, a1 delopte to Buckeye Glrla Slate to be held at Capital Unlverolcy, Cot.-a, Ill June, Altornato Ia DotlleWUcmen. PlanJ were also made lor the unit to have two opeakera at tile April meeting, both !rom Ma~ala, and uiiOCiatetl with Ohio Christine Jenld.,_ ol Grove CIty, grand guardian of the International Order ol Joballaullhten _An Easter parcy wa• ataged in Ohio, was trilpeettng officer bl' the ~ooth or tho Middleport lor lnapec:tlon ol Bethel 62 Sat. Church ol Christ Tueoclay nlaht urda)' nllht at the Pomeroy Nator chUdren confined in t h e aonlc Temple. Over 100 persons atterded aM Southeaatorn Ohio Mental Health el\ioyed the tnCorma1 reception Center at Athena. The hillhlllht of the parcy waa hOllering Paul Darnell, grand outer guard or the lntermUonol an egg hunt. Each of ihe 21 children attending was present- Order of Jobs lleughtera In Ohio ed with an Easter basket fiUed that foll ...ecL Dorothy Woodard, "or thy with "goodies.'' lee cream, decorated cupcakes and Kool-Aid were served. Going fo~ the part)' were Opal Berry, · Paul CUnnlnllham, Jon Bunce, Jyl Beaver, steve GerA family partY was held r~ lach, Damy and Roger Abbott, 11&1117 Moore, Tina Nlerl, &I- cently in observance ot the birthsle Soolsb;y, Pam Dodson~ Rita day anniversary of Mrs. WUllam Caacl, Randy Becker, Barbara Ault, Middleport. Attendl"8 were Todd Ault ol Wblto, Penny Walters, TerryOh. Springfield, Miss ~ Wright of Unger, Lawrence !lewart and son, Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Lar. Dexter, Dennis, Merri am Percy MorrJson, and the Rev. and ry Ault, and Mrs. Charles Bush, Mu. Ron Moyer and children, Greg am Nick, The lamlly had cake arxJ ice cream. Qaptain WilBarbie and Nark. liam Ault and daughter, Kay, unAt our house, we're get- able to be home for the observting ready for the Easter pay ance, telephoned birthda,y greet.. raid. ings, FOR DOLLAR-WISE BUNNIES A nmunap aala ID be bold April II and 12 was announced by Mrs. Doo Humol, ways and 11 Rewarded On Attendance You' II Like It! Fresh and Pure at the proaent and . - that Mra, WUdarmutb, Mrs. Bon Noutzlinl and Mro. llctert Crow wiU )ldp the pooler• at 7 p.m. an April 27. Rllllot•uwarda wiU be preaontod to the wtmera, Nro. Davia alac-atedpor. mlaalon to use JIOIIIlleo to make a droaa ror 1110 of the Jun. lora who wiU npreaent PowY Day, ille ,_.,.ed that Jomt!er Ll'M Coucfl, month-olddaulhter of Mr. and NrL Robert c-h, hal beccma the YDIDiiost mamber ol the )lnlor suxUtary. '11le ln!anl II the grandctaulllrter of Mrl. Ellen Couch, owdllary prealdent. A progam oo civil defonH wiU be preaontod b)' Mrs. Mowrf/1 at the AprU meeting. Nra. NeutzllnJ, secretary pro tom, reported, and tho treaourer noted that there Ia $119. 50 In the welfare lund, $152.39 In tho pneral lund, and $U8 in the Rower fUn~!. S!e alao reported dlaburaemonta the past month ol $57.54. Mn. Leonard Jowell, chUd welfare chairman, . - that Ap. rU 15 Ia deadline for ftlinl! lilt third wel!are report. !be atlketl that membero with lhinl• to r&pert COiltac:t her lnunedlatoiJ', Mrs. Kemeth Harris, card alii flower chairman, aald that a plant bed been sant to Mra. Robert Couch dllrlnl her hospitalization. Mn. Narpret Vodlah waa reported coo!lned to v steranJ Memorial Hospital, and Opal Davia, a former member and pall proaldtnt, waa repcrt.. ed W. carcta wiU be sent tD illerrlo Blackston, ctauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blacki!Dn, ud NarlawGoodwla,dalllltllrol Mr. and Mr1. DaYid Goodwin, were Hlected u dolesato• to Buckeye Glrla stale b)' tho Ladle~ AIDIIIU')' ol Drew Wlbater !'Oat 39, American Lqloa, ~a­ dal' nl&bt.'' Both are junior• at Meigs Hllh School, Selection was by beUot, with Nra. Gerald WUdermuth, AmerIcanism c~rman, in c:harp, and Nra. GialiYI CUmminll am Nra. Pearl Knapp aen1n1 tile toilers, Elected alternates wmt Bette Jean llobltetlor, first altemote, and Bever!: Tbempaon, aecctlll alternate. Both doleptel wiU be -oored bl' the unit with the expenHI of 0110 Blrl beinl paid bl' the XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Bola Slima l'hl SororiQ<. In observance ol CCmmuniQ< Sen:Ce MOilth, Nra. 0111)' MarUn, eighth dlatrlc:t ccnununiQ' 1enlce chairman, waatheapeaker. h touched on all pb&Ha of ccmnmniQ< serrlce, lnclllllinlraaalatance w the le11 fortunate, participation In health am recreation programs, ccmmuniQ< beautification, home vi altaiD alck and ahut.fna, andworkwithyouth. Mro. NarUn atreoaod the need for promoting palrlotlam bl' dlaplll)'lng tho flag In tNery home, buolness hOUH and meetlnir place. S!e spoke ol the IIDjiOrtance ol -hlnl. aalelY rulol .., youth!W citizen• am ol ...... muniQ< service tllrOUih toacbinl ~day aehool etaasea, leadinlllrl acout troopa, am aoolstlng In BUch projecta aa the bloodmablle, cystic llb,..laandbealth ellniea. ActlvWea o! the junior mombora were oollinetl bl' Mn. Harry Davia, junior ac:tlviUea chairman. She opoke of the _ . pester contest being conducted ! WI SIMON'S &SUPPLY Q-What is the Hezmn. eron? A-The alx days of the Jobs Daughters Inspection .is Held Two Meigs High Juniors Are Girls State Delegates Golden Jubilee in ,~9Rt!2f Reviewed FRENCH CITY (We Are Not Open On Sundays) VALLEY LU .• "'" 9 - The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-l'cweroy, 0,, March 27, 1969 ' .. Ret. 1.10 Neo-Sydephrine NOSE DROPS 7 EXCEDRIN 88~ ' �.I 10- 'l'hte "uaiii ~"'w..~, AUDI.il~<~r ~ooi ''-bru.f• D., March 2?, J961 Fmd Ev~rything From Auto's To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel. Want Ads '• INFORMATION OUOLINU 5 , .... Day lef•• Pullollcetl•" Will •• Kcepto4 Vftlil 9 • ·• · t., Der .. P-.~l:llicetlon REGULATIONS. The fulllhher roa.,ve• tft. titkt to Mit ., rajod e~ny oiil1 cl .. m1'4 • · fiteliaMI. The pWIIa..,. will not .. raa,.ntltlle f• - • than one lncanoct Intortion. RUES Por Wonl Ad Swvln · 5 c:.nt1 ,... Word .,.. h1nrtl011 Mini"'""' Cher .. 75c 12 cent& per •ord throa conucutlvo in1-'lon1 . II co"'• ,., WOtd ti• conaocutlve '"""Ions. 25 ptr coM Di..:ount on poid ada o..d Ma ,.1c1 within 10 daya. · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 f., 50 word ""lni~~tt,~rn. Eo. aCditl~l word 2c. BLIND ADS AdclitioMI 25c Chatt• per rl•o-nt . . Ad'fltJ'•I OFF ICE HOURS 1:30 a .r11. to ~ :00 • ·• · OoiiJ "lt~f. • . •· to 12:00 Noofl Sotl,lrtloy In Memory LOVING tnemOI')I ~ our door father, Cbarles J. Ebtrsbach, who died one ;yqr ago today, Mar<h 27, 11118: Sadly miised by children and family, Mrs. Grace P1'a1t, Mrs. Toelma Hysell, Jlan>ld ond Willard E.berlbocb. 3-27·llc: .)S lN LOVING tneiiUli'J ol 0. E. (Mack) McKinley, wbo pass< ed away two yean ap, March :IIi, 11167: ANYONE using 1 bed. llalbr TWO BJ:DROON Inlier, 11trJ or wheelchair belonging to Anne, Ml..mDe. ,.,_ D.A.V. Chapter 113, POIIII!ftl)', ~Ieese call Jacob onw-, commander, Phone sn.ast. We just want lo 1tnow whm: For Sale lttey are. 3-2741e POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ miniature. f/5 and, up. stud .. rvire and grooming. ~ WanllciToluv !1!12·5443. II I tlc OOOD GENTLE RIDING bone. Phone IIIM221. 3-JUic f{l'I'A'l'OES, Phone 8ft.m4 Clarence Proffitt, P0111111d. AI\'TIQUI!:S, dlehes, lumllun. lf.ll-lfe china eabinela, old pboao. lll'aphe, clocb, mile. Lee R..:Islll, 101 Le8fon Torrac:e. 9 PAYMENTS of IS '"' $87 Clllh. Must sell 1969 sewing maebJ.wotp lne. Fully equipped to tdg ag, make butronholPI, 011 W.AIJ. FARM, S aeree ap, buttons. etc. Five montlltt old flOOd boule, Chetlter - ..... Call 11112·21136. 3-1&4ie femd. Rllflllllnd llollrflltl. Long Bottom, Ohio 41'10. U.lllp STEREO AM & fi1M, ltlllll mlllf. el walnut con110le. on- sell are bought new from overHelpWaniM •tocked company. Wlii sell BAR MAID and parttlme llllt.. on payments of IS per month me. Phone MM. 3-38-Qp or will sell f,.. $87 eash. Try it In your home. Call fi9Z. SOMI!lONE to handle tbe dJs. 2836. 3-lU!e lrlllltlon ol DJs. paldo aud Cltlsen • Journal In DOLLAR STRETCHERS Pomeroy llld MlddlepJrt area. Must have lnltlpOrtaTollol llon. Write Jaclt Wllklnl, IIIII Tissue .... 10 rolls 50c Huroll Sl., J ..bon, Olllo. Rog. 10< Artlflelal •·1111. Mlmllloy O.dliM 9 • ·• · CancollaUona lo Cor,.ctlon• ' RP.31 Estate For Sale For lent Notice WANT A0 ..... --- --- Colu,.,.,. Ja.ltp FLOWERS ......... 5c Tulipt, Roses, Othert Mon & Boyo GARDEN SEEDS AND ONION SETS How $toek Ridlog · ~woro & T111or• POMEROY Jaek W. Carooy Mgr• 992.2181 For Sale LUMP, BIGG,. STOKER, eoel, l<ftOIIId. 110 dull, oiled If wlllled. Jambe Coal Co., Jtta. Iud '11pple, pllone ~ tit IIIII Sl.. I-II·IJie REMQVE EXCESS body lltdtl with Flaltla Tablell. """ $1.48 at NeleoD IJrui, 3-1~ \!OOEL 'II Wlnchoeter JS.IUIIt, tull choke. CIU Nn &nil 1182-:1217. J..DIIp RCA n.ooR model TV. Zl·lneh ll<l'een, blaclt IJICI 'lfhile ma110plty; ftve yean old, flOOd condition. Brady Hutrmon. Radne. Phone ,..._ ~ Bus.iness Services Pbooe IIJ.za Middleport, Ololt J.25.30I< DID 'IE KNOW THAT 'lORE MAN SNUFFY • ROONEY DOWNING Real Ealalo BNiter 'IE COULON'T . PROVE 11' 'iH CAME 51AAG6LIN' HOME ~rr 4:30A.M.?!! HOW ON AIRTH CAN 'IE SLEEP WIF 'lORE HUSBAND OFF ROAMII\l'TH'WOODS A1' THAf HOUR? HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBSTEI'I'ER, Brelv I'OMEROY - 2 hou!OS, 4 roomt1 ...,h, 2 baths, gas, electrle. tlty water, ~.00 dolll1 $55.14 monlltly. l'OMEROY - Buslneu butldlll8 eo x 80, fireproof. on Maln Street. $20,0110.00 SYRACUSE - 3 bedroomot. batlt, oil furnace, 2 car P· rage. large Jot. HELEN or VIRGn. TEAFORD ASSOCIATES •1111 SYRACUSE YOUR CAR - NEEDS Complete Front-End and Brake Service . From lloe ~· Tnoc:ll ,. Bullct>ur - - To Tho ibolteet Htllar Con. BllEtTNAR'S BttEnNAIS' PH. 1193-2143 l'oomelo,)l For The Fastest Se~lce DAY or NIGHT ••• CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE . DAY 99Hl51 . NIGHT 992·7324 . R. ti. RAWLINGS SONS MIDDLEPORT, OHI!l Butlneaa Setvl• C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONI!:I!:R Complete Servke Phoae tlf.#!l Racine, Ololo Crltt Bradftrol I I lie ELECTROLUX neuum cleuer mmplete willo allachmenll. O>nlwbttlt!r and paint READY • MIX concrete deUvspray, Reposllll!d but ,IIIII'· ered right to your project. ......... Ia lllre - cond!tlon. Fast and easy. Free 1!111· Pay off $87.46 or lerml If mates. Phone 992-3284, Goec· dMired. fllone . . . . lein R•ady · Mix Co., Middle. 3-15-fk port, Ohio. C 10 lie AUTO MECHANIC, coot! Pllf, caod 'IIOI'tlnll tolldiUone. Must SHIRTS ........ ea. $1 haw 01111 band tools. Apply Flannel and Knitl Shall claim of death cause us x-. County Obr7llor·PIY· Bryants Dollar Shop to grieve maulh, Pl. Pleuant. 106 Court St. Pamoroy, 0. And make our courage faint S441t 992-5896 ' I'OR BE'l'IDl el......, to BUDC:ET PRICE furniture Ill . and faD? ...., c:olorl gleamlfW, u •• our third floor budget shop. Nay, let us faltlt llld hope WAITRESS for night shift, also SIX·YEAR.<JI.D bay gelding Blue Lustre <lfPOI cluner. <er bop orxl grill <ook. AI>.PIY Baker Furniture, Middleport. receJve, quarter horse. Call New Hain person, Crow'ssteakHouse. a.#e The rose still grOw. beyond Rent eiectrlc ··~ fl. Ohio. ven 882-2217. 3-2S-Stp Balr<r Furniture. S.JI.IIe 3-26-<lt< the wall. The Family. 3-27-llc: THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, REPOSSESSED Slntlor MliiDI SEWING MACHTNES. repair service. all makes. WY !new hot water beating IIY!· maddno wiOo round boltbln. 2281. The Fabrir Shop, Pomtem, built in kitchen, wall-to. Notice Employment Wanted Ul:e toueh 'n sew: In lovely eroy. Authorlred Sin~er Sall!ll wall carpeting. Large attachWANT TO RENT by May 1, walnut cabinet. Equipped to and Servlre. We Sharpen ed garage and utility room. four-room furnished boule, WE WILL paint your rvof. zig ,.., bttltonbole, b&ol Plu>ne 99U3IIt or lfi.!OSl, Scissors. !-29-lfc Olrner lot in Rutland, Phone batll; must have large pr· hem, ete. Pay olf baiiiiiOO of 3-»etp 742-4874 after s p.m. 3·ZU!c den space, between l'llmeroy "6.811, or lermll. Gulrlnteed. err:~ RF.'I'TE vending maehfnee and Letart Falls. Rent must Phone 11112-!1115, J.2Uic: and sorvlro. ABC Enternrlsetr. Wantecl Ill-FOOT FIBERGLASS Boat, be reasonable. Write, Todd Mason . W. Va. Phone '713-554J. <'Onvertible top, sleeper seats, BEATEN DOWN e..,..t p11tbl Rbodee, 615 ForelJlnd St.. LADY to stay wiOo elderly s-t.lft lady .. companion; day off. 90 hp Evlnrude motor, gator Pittlburgh, Pa. 15212, .. 'llllen Blue Lurlre ant... Phone INNZM. 3-27-ilt< tilt traller, ski aCCf:IIBorie&, 3-Zl·l21p Rent eledrle oh....,-, fl. l!ADJO "nd TV "'nair, houee '1800. Phone II92-2Z33 afW Tiny'• Bartalnllnd. Ml«e calla, and antennas lnllaDed. 5:30 p.m. Lost ' JOlon Ril'tloOiif-l'hono 9111LOST FRoM ear bellleen-so.. 11111 S'I'I!:RI!Xl ndto ~ u . IUU.. thoro High S<hool and Ra· Um. 11anc1t1ome nlnut WHISPERING PINES elne, pair ol eye gl11101 wiOo 8ole. 'ftola bu BSR lllllamtltInsurance lc record cloqer. '1'llre ov• NITE CLUB name, 'Steve llendrlcb' on AUTOMflBILE ....,.,.._ ben paymenll of • per month ... illtllde ol frame. CaD ~2334. eaMeDetl? l.GII JOUr op!ll'ltFRI. & SAT. NIGHTS S.JI.!lc pay ..... Call . . . . 10 Til Z ..-.etc or'e lleenle! ean .,..., I U lftt For S•le or Trade MUSIC BY 1111D FORD hlrllne. lrl', W. :!168 CAMERO VI, 4 epeed; GENE NUTTER & Wpeed !riDtt·. ..... o:Jeu, 1111'1 Flreblrd VI, 4 epeed. GET RUDY FOR THE MIXERS Ph..... S+llc Wanted To Rent or Lease Call 11112-G\7 or I8UHI. SPRING nRM around Nell Haveo. CaD 3-Z3-IIc FIVE ROOM HOOSE. ........,. New Haven f182.2217. 3-SUtp GVN SHOOT, Rutland Amorl· <'eeltroled, three loll, co1y fa. <an Let!Jon. Sunday 12 to 4. lor Auto Sales There are days when cllltfel, eetablllbed lltlpll'l8lll ~ 1911 YOLKSWAm:tl, v1nJ! tap, Pkl1 Tox disgruntled h...,banm feel and rld>altl ....... allo frull . . .. Qljl l,t. that the wedding ring neal IHIIe car. Call 89U'I'II !reel, pri4le . . . ,... .,. MUSIC EVERY Friday and slwuld be worn in the aflr I p.m. J...atc polntmenl ..n . . .. nose, rather than on the Satunlay. Jack's Club on Hars.a.121A: left hand. risonville Road off Rt. 7. 992~7260 - Mltldloport 1!MO OLDS. IIOIIet' lleerbll and Locotodl Aero.. fi"Om Tit~,' a ~lc ltrabs. Must eeU, owner ,.. IIAY, Joe Wippel, IIIII' Plve ~ to Germany. l'ltone . . 'Points. Pllone tiiUCIO. PIJBIJC SALE, FridOlf, l!IG BUlat ldabre, 4-4Gor 3Gior en. ~ WUtp George's Auction House, Ruthardtop, y.a automatic; po~~~­ land; new and ll8ed merdtton· itiiO CORVAIR tzoo. Phone 1ft. er steerln& 1011 brlbl, l'llllo ONE REGIS'I'ERBD Oorrledall dlso, coruolgnments welcome. Bl lflor 5 p.m. WI-lle and beater, l:wo Iouck lheep 1110 yem llld I Open from 10 a.m. WI ooale Ureo. In goocl condllioll. J morttbl old, nice bltJ .... VIDtime for conalgnmenlll. Sale have g..,. In lito Mm7 1011 For lent cent P. Bn>dorlct, llodt: lllarts at 7 p.m. s.-..., FURNISHED and lllllurDIIbed mull tell. Also bllve bq llld Sprlnp, .... Hollolr lktld. straw Cor sale. Phooe Che•· Pllono IIDGI4. ......, apartmenll. Ciooe to ttebool. ATI'ENTION trap llhoolm. ter -.till. s.ll-llp Phone ~. 111-JI.IIe There will be a trap tdooollor GE M BTU air oondllloner. meat Sal. Ma"'h 29 and card CHILDREN'S lrlllcd fl!lllllll only .... hto _,..,., , . _ 'tRAILER LOTS. Bob'e Mabile and trap shoot for meat StJn. you dolm! Watdl Wlpeoat Coart, SynCU~e, Olllo 011 Slatl 111.1. ~ day the 30111, at the Rutland wall c1eRDer 10 to town. Jlenl Rl 124, Phone Gun Club, at I p.m. eaclt da)', 8 ...u cleaner, fl. Blbr a.u.lfe Furniture. F:XCI!:IJ.ENT wr, • felt J.J8.411: s.274le wide and Ill felt ...,, 011 Mill St., Middleport, close to ALMOST new tine . , . _ . .- - - - - - - . FIJIINiliiiED boule llld Ia Pomeroy, 1m I'OOITII 111111. Pool Olfioe, ZD loot alley Ia ....... blrdl Wo:bea, fall Call evenlap, IIIJ.5IIIl baet, pllone . . . . . s.fl.tle buemeat, Jell IbiD I miJII fTom Pomerny 011 state JlaltL ~· &OUTIIBRl'l piiDII, elllllt 111, Phone fti.ICII. Sl'l.tlp tomatoes, pepper llld ..... S.nday, Mar. 30 potaloel. Order ...... a.rlel 11168 Nl!lW MOON boule lrll· 12:30 to 6 P.M. R. Harris. Portland, Pllone A4vltt $1.25, Childron 75c er, 1:wo bodtoollll. II x U. 143-211111.!. U7·111t . . CaD IIHIII er • MODERN TIIREE , _ IIpari. M... Rrs and Families 30'111. ment, aD electric, may be t!llill roao, ~w~o&or. _.. Only - Dinners To Go by appointment. Phone lent OOIIdlllctn, lloJ Mvtic by Mar9Gret Heuman Annl. 1llnemllle. , . _ fii.U11. J.lWe SIX ROC* boule, belli, 011 Ora. 5 to 8 P.M. vel IDD. Pllllloe • U !lfll.3111. 3-27-l'le s.ll-lle ON! I'J"())lR-room apartment SIX ROOM boule, hto loll. funollhod, """"" lloor; .... ANYONE FINDING BLACK CaD Jaeob 'l'llrner, . . . trlller loll .... ........ 111111 RIM ladies glasses caD SI· Ml.tlp camp tdiiJI on the river. MaMid. 99Z-31175. 3-JUie rlm ~Ide. Mason. Phone Business Services TIH147 3-JI.IIe · BEE NEIGLER Bulldinl &lpCI{IJCK'S Cash and Carry TV ply for building yoor home, I:JOtiT TENniS acre ..._. Service, oave up to one-ball Lotta Ume loan available. aneho & Flootwlng , _ and farming lllld. Pltone on repairs. Bring them In and 2-13-Uc TRAVEL TRAILERS save. Chuck's TV, 152 Buller· 7-. satfe nut Ave., Pomeroy. 3-21-lle & CAMPERS · WILL DO selling Ill home ')NE 'l'IIJIIIllkGom apai tuall, zippers, pockets, pegging, Ao Low Ao SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller oompietely rnodn with ltulll hemming, alterlllo111, ete. Sanitation, Stewart. Ohio, bt kltd!en, 'll'all llltl Mrs. Freddie Thabet, IIIIIDII, Phone 662-3035. S.JS.Ife llble tGp 111111; 1111n111a 11te1 l'llone '713-5651. f.10.Uc slltt with · ......... 11r1t '; VACANCY lor lllo eldll11· peo. beth witk llu ww IIIII .... Am CONDmONING R<-Frl.er· 20131··- lo.•• . ............. CIIl atinn ~rvlre. Jack's ll<frlt Galllpollil, ~115 f ' pie~ JWer ~vall Jllltl ... SMITH AllTO SALES era1loll, New Haven. 11oM 2.11d. & Yla11tl ' . .... .Pbaaii ...... '17U181. KA~AUGA, OHIO Pt. Pl.. pnt, . ' 812-20'10. t I lie ' JN.tfc "MH£ IO't'..·l'M CO..tl<l QUIETl.'f? D·lNCE --- NEW TREADS 2 $19.95 .. --- ·FRANK HERALD'S SUPER SERViCE 1-------...1 --- ,, .. , ·~ ' RICHARDSON & SKYLINE 1: 1"'" ..U. ... T.W. ... 11.1. HI. -·t TII-.COUNTY IOIILl HOMES .... --··~ ' • • l'VE GO!' 1< tiii.D BloCK,At.ID BESIDES, IT'S YOUR i/011! form four ordinlrY wordt. A~ THI>J65 50 :t KOBOR CA~ GETA DWINK OR I'L~ CANCEL YOUR SeRI/ICE! IREMEBl I0 III "'" 1 rrrtxJ b ( ROCTAJ' 'i n 1 Nowornnplhod101ed._. to,_ ~~~o-...---··. ..,.lllo.._...,... , ...·---]A (ID•Nr:llXIIJ ~A:::~·=~~-=-~u~~........,.:: (Aaa••a II• bOO) 1960 CHEV. 2 DOOR ............... $250 I 6 cyl., std. trans. Yo11 ~·· II .....,.;;.;;;.;.;,;;,;,;,;,.._ _ _ __, I I I I1 I .eroy Co•.1 CIMYI'OI.t OPt~~ Evlnl.,s tn a, 'nz•n'26 ·1 1960 VALIANT .................... Si95 , _ - cnuo tMOif IIYia · 1- c.-•r~w.c...,.--, 4 Door, 6 eyl. NOW IN STOCKJ RACING SUCKS 992·7161 C'ti$ GENERAL · nRE SAL'S VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN AT . 1 Y011 :tieL.,. 'q;n;~11~11:•":·1~1'0itH=::VJ~ · .:rtAM I'HIIIMi II .... · 'l'llll TIWI DOA1TVII11Yfiii!'ICJ.:'' BI ..... IIUIIWID !!tal" (0- .r' · ',;.. ... .-··- •·••··· llllf-- .VDA.I'KDV JU, VDX ai'A.J..JA.O; I'll• KI'IIUII VDJt: BI'U; IQVRAI ~DX B'Ll!'aV •x~aiV ·av • ..:,IIIOXL.JAI • ' ·I ••• '' "' . . , .. . . . . . . . . . . .1111!1 ' '· ~ ...!i. ' '·~ • . ,=. Una<ramb1e theodGIIr Jumbleo, - letter to e1<h oqu.,.., to --- $995 •ot. IIH. . ~(g~;"-~"'-~IJ.-J -I. EAGLES CLUB IEEF STEW DINNER rr MSY, ~-· • " lit.) ' ' ' " " �·< i' •, ' 12 - The Dalb' SOntjnel, ~CliiiOI'O,)', 0,, lfareh 21, IINIJ Propose. Fat ·Raise for State Worliers COLUMBUS (UPO - Some ~6,630 state employes would get a $1,500 ()8.). raise ullter a bill introduced by Democa·ats Wednesday in the Ohio House. Price tag on the measure was set at 69.9 mlllion dollars. Rep. Richard M. Christiansen, D-Mansfield, ·was chief sponsor or the blll offered by MEIGS. THEATRE TONIGHT MARCH 27 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURD March 28 • 29 HOUR OF THE GUN - Technicolor- James Garner as Wyatt Earp Jason Robards ATTACK ON THE IRON COAST - TechnicolorLloyd Bridges, Ardrew Kier SHOW STARTS 7 P.M 29 Democr•ts. ''The money'a a\'llllable.'' he declared. He said higher pays would ceduce turnover In state employment. I I h savings; smne 3,000 to 5,000 state employes could be lopped orr the payroll. some ••unnecessary'' programs could be cut, and elapsed appr<t>rlatlons utUized for the money to meet tlle high· er pays, Christiansen, a member of the House Finance Committee which has completed formal testimony on Gov. James A. Rhodes' $5.8 billion biennial appropriatiens bill, said he Colt. testimony during the past sev· eral weeks in:Ucated money was available fur raises. Hollda.l's On Monday Representatives passed 75-15 and sent to the Senate a bill to make lour legs] holidays l'all on MoOOay after 1971, when federal law will provide the same holidays for government w iniiiiii~~~~emp~l~oy~o~s·;:;i;:;:;:;jJ It waa the secoBI time this session. the bill was conaidered. Firat time around, It met with sharp debate en tile door and WQUnd "' back In tho IDerstate Cooperation Committee tor fUr. ther study. A measure providiaw for state centralized purchase of school buses, said tO lave the meocMn!cs to save $L5 mUllan ..,. ually in new bus purchases, passed the llouoo 84-7. Tho Senste passed a bUI changing stare formulas lor determining support payments of _patients in state institutions cOr the mentalb m and mentally Mrs. MeFarlen retarded. Dies Wednesday llents without dependents and those patients with dependents or liable relatives woold be made under the bill. seven bills were offered in the Senate, including a measure to provide training programs for J)Bld and volunteer firemen. In the House, 20 biDs were introduced, Including the pay raise bUL Three Up In House SensU>rs todsy hsd oo Ooor votes, but the House was to coosider three items. Bills enacting an bterstate PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. ()or.. othy Ann McFarlon, 51, Rt. 2 PL Ptea 88 nt, died at 8:50 p. m. wednesday in the McMUian Ho.. pita!, Charleston., w. Va. She had been m for the past month. Born April 23, 1917, In Ams· rillo, Texas, she was the daughter of the late Theodore andEvelyn lrby Myrant. She hsd been a resident of Mason Councy for four y81lrs, She was a member of the Bagtlst Church. Cllanps In payments by PI· compoet oo air pOJlutlen with Kentucky and other states and amendment. ID the Ohio. West VIrginia Interstate Air Pollutloo Control COJq>acts were to be voted on along with a bill to require at least one state racing commisaioner to be a horse brooder. Leglslalloo Introduced nesday would: - Provide standard ~ lor teachers perConnJrw ertracur- w..._ rleular school duties. -Require licenst• ot. :mow- mobiles and provide reguladons · for QIJOratlon. - AUow school districts ID lel')' taxes for specift8d ntllll• bers of years ~ to 10, 8111 reduce from 10 per cent to 5 per cent the monber or signaturea of qualified voters on petitions to reduce voted levies, aDII permit such eledlons annuall)' Instead of every five years. - Extend civil service coverage to deputy sherlffa. Wil1iam A. include McAt.rlen, an eJnoo SW'vivors her husbarxl., ploye of the Kaiser Aluminum and~hemical Corporation, Ra~ venswood; two sons, Dan Me Farlen, Pt. Pleasant and Jess wu. . liam Alan McFarlen, Bay City, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Darleen Dunham, Tampa, Fla. ; two sisters, Mrs, Lesie (Continued from page I) Mae Mule and Mrs. Elsie Jor· nancial Administrators. dan, both of San Antonio, Texaaj McKay, an official of Bowllng Green State University, said Wed-arxl two brothers, E. R. Mynesday the prqH)sed cutbaek represents a decrease of nearly $2 rant, Koywn, Texas, and W. B. million in federal funds for Ohio stiXlents. Myrant, San Antonio, Texas, The body wiU be shipped rr... Ky mighl drop bombs on hi.' own the Crow- Hussell Funeral Home SAIGON - VICE PRESIDENT NGUYEN CAO KY of South Vietto the Ray Akers Funeral Olap. nam said today his nation 41Quite possibly" couJd defy the United el, San Antonio, Texas, where States and resume the bombing of North Vietnam on its own. ••The services will be held. planes are ready. There is no reason why we can't bomb Hanoi," he said. .. Do we need the approval of the U.S. for anything we do?" Ky asked a newsman, who replied the South Vletnamese would have to use U. S. bombs in the raids. ''WeU, they can withdraw their bombs." Ky replied. News ... in Briefs --~ ....... -- MATT HELM SHOOTS THE WORKS IN ACAPULCO/ ..., ... ,d~ ........ ,.u.... AN . . . . . . . _, Traditional clothes for tontemporary men There's a quiet kind of fa shion excitement in suits and sport coats by Canterfield . We st 1llthmk skillful ta1lormg. flattenng f1t and quality fabr1 cs are more imporl antthan passing fads. Apparently, there are a lot of men who agree w1th us. Easter For Him Begins At ••. YORK CLOTHING , Gls .2. ' Merey Copters Shot 1 406 Killed in Down by Communists SAIGON CUPO-m;eu or CCllllmunlst I1'0IUIII lire lhot down rour U;S. helle"""'", two or them on mlailooa to ......te wounded Glo hun the baltlo>SAIGON (IJPI) - The U. S. llold, mtlltary opokeomen oald mllltv¥ eomma1111 sald IDdaY 1,. today. Eiaht Amerle&DI died. 406 AlneriesD Gls have died In One of the ·~ra wao the llrot month ol Ute Commu· eleorlY marked with a rod nlsta' naDIIIlwldeol!enBlve. Iller· crooo, tho U.S. commald sald. rUla. doatha were Pll at 19,171. Tho loaooo, friOil the Mekong The dlseloiUI'os eame In the Delta to the northern I Cori>L cuualQ' report lor laot week, btOUiht to 1,044 the nurni>or or wldch Hated 266 Gl8 dead· and U.S. hoU<q)lero ohot down In 1,462 11011l1ded, the llibloot lOll• South Vietnam. os In IIQ' week ol the oi!OIIIIYe. At the IUDe time, American II broullrt ID 35,329 tho lllm· hoadquuters Bold the Ccmm1Jo ber ol Americana kUlod In VJet. nlot olrenslve enlerod lu 33rd t1am alnee Jan. I, 1969 - ;,.. actly 300 abort ol the number AltHo. to who died In th8 Korean Wor. Military spokesmen sald the South Vl-.sa loot 331 men Meel on Friday kUiod Iaiii week and 1,537 WGIIJCI. MASON - The MaiiiJII Base· od. Go'lernment deaUta lor the .., 33-day~d ol!enslve were ball Aasn. will meet with all parents and other poriOila Inter. llotod at 1,442. el!lod In the Pee Wee and Utile League programs Uda Friday ANNOUNCE DANCE at 1 p.m. In th8 Mason Yooth The Southern Band Boosters Center. will 81J011sor a dance Saturday Association olllcera oald It Is from 8 to II p.m. at the Junior urpnt !hat all lnterel!lod per. high building In Racine. llilslc 110118 make a special otfort to at· will be fUrnished by Tho Brand tend. New olllcen will be elect. X. od. S9cial Notes By NELLIE VALE Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith, teachers in Hazard, Ky. schools, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin WUson ai'Q grandmother, Mrs, Effie Hoosier over the weekend. Her sister and bro. ther-ir~·law, Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Smith arxl family of COlumbus were Saturday callers at the wu. son home. Mrs, lna Sams, tlrst grade teacher In Newark schoolt, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. G. B. Radeldn. The Columbia Chapel Church recently purchased a new Wortz· ler Piano. Mr. arxl Mrs. G. A. Radekln and. daughter, Tlna Marie, were weekend guests of their daugtr. ter and son.il)olaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert HoUlda,y and family of Wooster. Mrs. NelUe Vale was in Ironton Frlda.l' and Salurday atreld· lng the fino! planning session of Project MOVE. Going with her were Mrs. Margaret Parsons ai'Q Mrs. Muriel Foley of Rutland, arxl Mrs, Thelma Orr of Cheater. Mr. and l(rs. Eugene Camp. bell of Wilkesville were also in atteniance. Later they called on Mrs. C&mpbell's mother tn lron.U>n. MrL Cecelia McCalahan of Newark is spendi~ some time with her grandson and family, the Frank Shlltz family. Mr. and Mrs, ~sUe canode of near Waverly spent the weekel'kl with his mother, Mrs. Oar· ence C&node and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. Mrs. Maude Holcomb, who has spent iwo months with her daught~r, Carolyn, ai'Kl family in Cali· ''fornta, returned to her home here Tuesday. CENTRA BILLFOLDS For men • For women .. 'For bora • For glrla and Clutch Bqs lor Teenagera aid women. Billfold and key case sets for men. All are exceptionally good ..tueo. Slop In on the 1st aoor - See this nne line lor your· self and lor yoor lamlcy. VOL XXI NO 237 - y T .._ !1Mrf.141i l1h tho •r 4op•rtmont 0" me ht floor aiHI •••• on tho tor• u ...d. I! vorl !lay tor• and ••••r toy1 , ol 011 Solo, ond tho tors your chl14rert ... a4W'ortlo.tl on Tolo.,lolon, too. r. '-'·~- 'l'~ .":' Sti'Va- '*'"•' - .....; Gnin, "• Blhltt, o.:n.. lutllllng , r.,.. Jlgtaw Puul.. and ••ny, IIIDft)' oth.,.. Make 0 Yltlt to !IHrt.ld• Tor deJHirfl'lllnt ht •f ftoor, IIMik '111'1 over •nil 11,. 1 I now 111111"9 ..... ••••• M••• TIIESE TIIREE MEMBERS received the Elaul>pler Degree during the Xi Gamms Mu Chajller party. Left to right are Jane Walton, Slllrley Custer aid Marpret Follrod. NEEDED BLOOD, Typo 0 posldve, lor patieri having surgery Ma>day morning. Call 992-3659 or c<lltact Pleasart Valley Hospital Celebrate Anniversary BY BOB HOEFUCH Twenty years ago Xi GaJ'n . ma Mu Chapter ol Beta Sigma BARBAUA BETZING, XI GAMMA MU president, right, preaenta the Ritual of JewelB to new member 1 Tana Simollt.-on, at Thursday nlgbfo 20th anniversary observsnce. Pbl Sorority wss founded In Meigs County. To commemorate the ami· versary, a party was planned and the spaelous Lincoln Hill home of a member, M I I a Woods, was selected al the porbo site. Tbursda,y nlgbt the annlver. oery party was done ID tho "nth" degree amid the attrac .. live antique furnishings ol the The 1>"11ll1l0Yed to be awol- 1 44 -••• I . on -homespun ttpartment, on a try polr or twa ani~ ••• how )'ell llh thesa fuller c:ut 1lach. I 1' fabric. ·~*' Prest"' alii · sa 00 . .• • --------------------,------~------------811 Yank Permanent Press 1 Mr. Wrangler, Levi's, Reston ! WORK _UNIFORMS ReaWarb' •10. 9~!~t~~0 p:r::~: l Fortrel I 50 percent Cotton. SOU rela.e I nnfsh, ravy blue, Dark olive, Khaki, Forest . I Char 1 E ll uali k green, coa grey•. xce ent q tywor I' uniforms. Shirts In all al:.!es 14lh to 20 in 1 your correct sleeve le-~ Trousers ln I ''&'"'" sizes 29 to 50 in your correct leg lerwth. 1 p-•·· .,.,eater, YOUNG MEN'S SLACKS You 1ho1Jid ' " the etccellent 11lectlon of trim cut, neot fining dr... •lac:h for Yaung Men. Sh:ll 28 to 38 wolet. Choose ycur ,o,., le"'th. S!n"'t naw colore far Sprint ancl Su1111Hr oM yeor 'rouM Wlllfo Plue 0 fine Nltctlon of ths Yery popular check. and ploid•. e._.,, pair '• ,.,.m .... nent pro:•• for • '"'' or twa. •ur caro: ...d •mart looh. Stop In end IN the11 1 ock1 for Young Min and buy -------------------~J-------r-----~------Youne Mona Stadlu10 Mon 1 69e Orion "Lee leans" "Levi Super Slims" "Wra111ler Super Leans" Sizes 29 to 38 wals~ ChoOio Solid colora - Black, royal DUNGAREES your eorrect log length - AU blue, KeUy green, Charcoal, Sizes 28 to 38 waist - All are pei'IDinent preaa-· Never maize, Hunter green, JO!d, Sl1cks lengtho - Sanforized shrunk blue denim with extra taper In the legs lor !hat long, lean look that Ia so popular. Stop In - Seleet your l'avorlte bran:l ln your correct alze, need Ironing. Nowoolldcoloro - new plaid pallornL Trim aid oUm atyllng that Is so P<t>ular, · $5.95 Crew Socks white, tan, nsvy blue. One size fill allslzes!OU>I3. 75 ,percent orion Acrylle, 25 percentSirelch nylon. 2pain$1. 00 -------------L--------------L------------YOUNGMENS BIG YAI~K "CUT..()fFS" SHAPING UP at Sl. Petenbuc, Fla., Sl. Lotdll Cardlaal plleber Steve Cullotl elves SaW. Gartleu model Lilla Tracer a lew poltllero on IIJe lmpor!tl- ol &ood fol'JII. Perley Baker WHEN TO COMES The ddie Shoppe YOU SHOULD TOO----- GIRLS SPRING DRESSES BY POLLY FLINDERS, NANNETTE, TINY TOWN DRESS KNITS BY BIQUETTE ORIGINALS FOR THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN •SLACKS BY BILLY THE KID • SHIRTS BY ROB ROY • SPORT COATS Tho Groovioof Style• and Colors ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT Dies Wednesday Perley Baker, 83, Rt.l, RoedL vllle, who died Wednesday In tho Vetersns Memorial Hoaplul !allowing .. extended m ..... was the ""' of the late Mar· tin and lzabelte M<:Dolo Baker, and was burn In Melgo County. He was a farmer In his na. live Molp County moot of hla life. He was also preeeded In deeth by two brothers and lour sisters. &Jrvtvors include his wife, Addie M.; four sona, Uoyd L,, at home; Bernard and Dale, both of Columbus, snd Clair, of Amlin; two sisters, Lula Lc:rtberger, Wadsworth, and Freda SWank, Akron;: two brothers, EmeraOn. Commerce CaUl., and Dallas. Sonia Fe Springs, Colli., snd six grandchUdron. Funerol servleea Jllll ba hel,d Soturday at 2:30 p.m. at the White Funersl Dome ot COOl. ville with the Rev. Roy Deet... of!lclatlng. Burial will be In U>e COOlville cometecy. Frlenda may coli at the IUnorol home after 7 tills evening. I I I I DENIM SHORTS I I MEN'S WALK SHORTS Slim flUbll 'tcuklffs" that are ao popular. Sanforized. shrunk. Sizes 29 to 36 In blue 1 denims, light blue,,gold, black, "hits. 1 I Solid colora and smart plaids In the no" colora lor this year. Every pair Is permanent preso aid has soil release ftnlsh. Slzoo 29 ID f2 waist moesure. I I Solid Color1 WALK SHORTS ................................. 3.95 '$2.95 . . ~~~.:~·;·~·f;~~~.~~:: ~~:~.~ $2.691 :~L~ ~H~R'Ts ............. ...................4.95 ·------------,---~---L------,-------------· Boys Bl1 New Selection! Elbort.lda H••• Lt¥l'1 WUAL SLACKS BOYS SPOIT SHilTS Regular aid slim sizes 0 tD 18. Permanent press rabJ·lc Slzeo 6 ID 20 - AU are permanent preaa - Solid colcrt, choekL Smart plaldo - A. lrulY nne sro041 of ahlrto that boY• like ID wear. Now !& a good dme tD select ahlrlll lor Eaeter fill" - For $3.95 of 50 percont PolYe~ter. 50 percent Cotton. Now aelee· !ions of solid color~ •• Sl HU>11Y ZIS Dress SliCks For Boys Solid colors • t>laldo • chocks. In Sla Pre1t fabrlnthatno,.r need lroni1111o Regular beys size 6 to lh..t · Prep olzes 25 to !18 waist ~oasure. Choose the correet .!!o_l~..::.:.::~:.;:.:!~!O..J_!!:!!!..-!.='::.-!.2~!.-L.e~--------~-- Blue .Denim Western Style Jackets For Men ·· Wronel~r « Loo Wutorn Jockoll i,hat .,. 11l01 fitting, modo ~~ long w~ring 'bluo donim. Sanforozod 1hrunk. Button ond lippor fronl •tyloo. Stop ln. S.locttho ontlhat'a jull right ~or you. · · , ' ---------------------------·---~---------~ Be TlrlfiJ! Save All o! Yoll S,lesllps Fro~ ,. ' ELBERFEL'DS ·tN. (;roup Plans Playgrounds recreati~ meeting at the Meigs County Bookmobile Headql.llrters. The group hopes to arouse interest in the prpject since there are no facUlties for children between the Naylfn's Run playgrOWid and SyraCuse.· The dls,cus,!od brio po!altillo' iltl!• l•>r a playgrould "for , _.IAU,er ehlldren and a ball field for older chlldren. Another meeti!1l was scheduled for 7:30 p.m., on AprU 8 at the lipOI<mobile headquarters. Persons Jnterested in the proJec4 ~who wUI be unable to attend,asked to contact Mrs. Fred · ott or Mra, JOOn Mom so that their interest can be ex· pressed at the next session. I d ' ' never nee lronlng. that'• lutt right for ~u. We I Cool blue - wheat • Olarlla •'"" 1"' you to stop In tM M•n• I Brown. navv blue •n4 IJdfO ,.,.. ••••• .. ta 50 wolst. You c:an ••l•c:t the length graphs catch some of the ~ lngs.oo at the party. Planning for new YOUIIJ Mens JEANS 1 Thet:re bers of the chapter who are working oo a Ilea market pro. ject and as co-sponsors of the !lfth annual Miss &>uthern Ohio Pageant. Both event. wUI be held tills spring. The accompanying ·photo. al facilities in lt)per Pomeroy in a got ur.:lerway Thursdiy ·,< . o.-......., cu• I Ideal for ached or jiPOl't8 I I wear - Sizes 28 to 38 wailt Tw 0 p.., •· 50 per• 1 (Al!l )e"'"''•) •<&"oo • 1 cent PolYester, 50 pereent ....,. w,.......r. "Sta••and 29... ,.COB.,..~,. come Interlude lor bu111 mem. Woods' home. Lt¥!'1 Nu¥0'1 Cott I ~ {) 'f; .;J< ~ (), Cl ~·.... 0 r.r; 0 ~, . ' ...... !!"' ~(~ ..-' 0 I"' . ..; TOO LATE TO CLAS}IFY •hall• tho ht floor hoo o fiM group of Sloch fDr tfto "'" wH .. not ___ .. ._ want tap- 1lt. 1 ,.... Slo••• ON cut fvllor lflrou1h tbo logo will! lou _.,.,1 All ere r,:nnono FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 hurt. SLACK NEWSI :1 I .,.r:-: • I!"J • o ;:r:~ u -------------r---··----------~------------- Salel Toys til ,-1 ·~ 0 ' ' Yoo may choose your favorite and color from theoo line quality bqo In black, whlla, lJ!olp aid faohion colorL Seleet the one that sUit. you best !rom the large seleetlon on sole. I at Ooor. 1 ... Stage Set for Hill To Revolutionize Schools JACYLN HANDBAGS I I enttne . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT : ·~ Weather .. , \ ---------------------r--------------------· Point Rock • o!) Weari111 Apparel lor Your Family and FumlshiiiJS lor Your Home. Use Our Free . ParldiiJ Lot on 2nd St. and Don't For1et to Rqlster on the 3rd Floor for the Easr Chair to Be Given Away April 5th. I I I I I I . ' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! ' at y The women' a rcl'ordrorUlroW· 2...po~md rolllng pin is l35 feet 8 lnehcs set by ,\nita Jen. klns of the United l'lat<>s 'Ill July li, 1065 at Stroud, Okla. ing a cta,y with 35 rocket aid mortar barrqeo Into cltloo aid mUltary eOJqJL u.s. hoaclquattera sald , ..... In the iJ\'ernl&ht CammWIIot barrages were Uibt bort that oeven major AmerlesD OUipOIIo were tarsoted, lneludlng the U.S. Marine B041i>lY Ill! hill.,. ter JNOd at Marble Koorltlln near Do Na1111o Four U.S. "rvleemen died Ia tho eoatlleot hiU~r down Wedneoda,y 180 mUes nortltWeai of Solaon, Marked w1t h rOd crosses, the •copter nn the gamut of CommWIIot lf(IWid lire trylqj to get In tD evacuate the wounded and eraoheil. A U.S. · Marine helleopter, urunarked but also on' a mercy miBBion, was shot down 10 mUeo west ol Do Nang but no ooe was Balleball • Now You I\ no~ ' ' ' SPEAKS TO KJW ANIS ' - ~~.~v. I I THESE SEVEN CHARTER members were present for the 20th anniv"'rsary observance of XI Gamma Mu Chapter o! Bela Sigma Phi Sorority Thursday nl&hL Left to right are Norma Amsbary, Pearl Welker. Jean Morgan, Theresa Swatzel, Jean Blazewic2, Phyl Mullen ao:l Mildred Karr. Speaking of Schools - No. 84 Tom Tewksbary of Wellston, a seruor majoring in History' was the speaker Wednesday at tho GaUipolis Klwsnls Club, on the topic ol the UN's role in the present crisis Jn the Midea st Tewksbary has a ~r of relatives in Meigs County. ,, {futumn Schedules: Spring Problem ·~ GEORGE HARGRAVES, SIQI~ ·~Meigs Local School District ;. At this time of the year school ~ni1trators become concern~&!' aboUt schedules of many, nftlny kinds. Right oow it Is the sCheduling of teachers, students &ill space for next year. We are afao concerned about the cona'truction schedule at the new hlih school building. Future ath· lfUc schedules are a matter of ~cern. The schedu1lng of spet:Hl events for the remaio;fer of Uf\s school year also demands our attention. Let me write just .;;bit about esch of those In tonfiht's column. . ~STUDENTS, tEACHERS, and &Dkce - Our studerta bave been r.iJi:.tered for next year. The ll)k data drawn from their reg• letraUon cards haS been· used to d'itermine the number of class ~ctlons that will be needed In the ;.mtor ·a n d senior high school~ "" We are there fore ·engaged in ti')'ln~ to match tho required 9,ber of aeetlens with th..~ll· •ldl' certlftod leaeher • lime. Yf~ the class sections have been• matched wlth the teachers' £tttt ncation, we must allocate Z:t.ln which the class .. w be ·t llrie of <Mir problems In tho ~ hllh school In Middleport hoen the space limitation ~-rlsoil wjth the 111111ber tit)tudenu. This wilt be a problljl next year Just as II wu year. llowever, the ad..,.. llfCIIs we have pined by bringour students together have, tG · .. .' IIIIJ . !•.. . •' ,. ... 'If in my estimation, far outweigh· vlewed by all other contractors megnltude. Due to several circumstances ed the minor shortcomings of ai'IJ the architect. There ia gen. unique this year, we were l'aced space UmitatioiL eral agreement that this new with the necessity to lind addl· We are, nevertheless, at that schedule can be met. point in our planning again where It wUI be presented Connally tional teams to tlll ~n dates, We must face and solvelhisprob-- to the board of education on April One fact of Hfe is that, In our Jem - the problem of fitting 8. I must say thal aU the con- part of the state, there are just students aOO teachers Into the tractors on our high school bulld- not many schools ol comparable space available. ing have shown themselves more size with whom athletic contests BUILDING PROGRESS - In then willing to do everytlllngpos- can ho arranged. I certainly wanl to ccmmend spite o! rather unpl01\88nt and slble to build a gnod building and quite changeable wea~er during to CmlPlete it aa quickly as pos- Head Cmch Charles Chancey for the past week, the progress on sible. We couldn't have a more tlle very considerable eftort and the new building has not been cooperative grot~) than we have great amwnt or time he has exgreatly retarded. We are at lhe e.xperienced so tar on this job. ponded In constructing o loolball stage where we can lay brick Th8re will be more informa- schedule for the next several outslde when the weather is don about this building schedule years. This has been a long ardoous task. When all the c..,. gOOd and lay block Inside when In t" near fUture. It' s bad. There is sdequare covAtHLETIC SCHEDULE -One tracta have been returned, we er of the lower level of ~h ttr tLe moat difficult thl~a to wiU report to you the results sertlooa of tHe building to per· l>uUd is a foothill schodule. (Continued o n - 10) mit heatin& plumbing and elecI can state this from my own trical work to proceed without in. persOQl) eJQ)erience during the terruptlon due to rain. The pour- nine years I served as a high ing or conc~te has continued school prindpal. It's Just slmat • good pace and a good start pcy a hard thing to do. has been made on the aecoi'M! . The baste reason for thl4 ia floor of the academic wing, that there are only 11 dates on FORT LAUDERDALE, F I a. A revisl'd schedule lor the which you can schedolo !ootball completion or various phases of games. To make a charwe. toadd (IJPI) - The Sexual Freedom • tho building has hoen made by a team, or to looe a team pre>o Leaaue In<. IDdaY ·ur&od nca. the general contractor and re- duces problems ora eonaidetable tlonlng coUege ati.lenta ID stqo • 111do wado-tn hare at high , _ on Eaotor limday. The Jltii'PO&e of the wade ·It!, aceortllng ID the Berl!elt)', NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- Foote !952 and was . promoted to As· CalU,, organizaUon !'Ia. Mineral Compoiny, Metallurglesl sistant Foreman, Production Delleh the rllbl otlll!dli'·lwlnut'll!w Produets Dlvlolen, Graham partment, In December 195:1. at plbllc bllcbo.;!l Into 1...,. Plant. has promoted Richard R. He Ia a graduate of RutlsOd wsrned proapeO!He.tillde wadon Rupe or Pome~. ID Pr'oductlon 'Foreman. _ ~ Hi81t School. ~~~ Is married ID , ''that, ne fUtl,d& •• ~vaiJ,altll "' Rupo started with Vanadium the .!ormer AM li!nltho M!'. and ball '011 IQil IWiliM ji · ~ Corporation or America (n o w MrL Rupe r~alde!'at ·108 Weho Ida." 'niol-e watthla . Foote 1\llnoral CemtJlll!') In tho ·Terrace, P....ero,y, with lho!r 560 m•mbef'-' ~' caliror. .' · . ·· -4·. . Produetlon Department In May two daUIII>terl, Llndit and i.orl. nlw, Nude Wade-in Is Announced Foote Promotes Richard Rupe ' COLUMBUS (VPI) - A bill setting the a t • 1 e ror Gov. James A. Rhodes' educationtax bill next week was introdueed In the Ohio Hoose Thurscta,y. Tho bUt would abolish coonty boards ol education am elimi· nate distinctions between city, local, exempted vlllage and iolnl hi(!h school districts. When Rhodes' education biD comes next · week., either MOllo da.l' or Tueoda,y afterooon, it Readers are asked to turn to page 2 today for a full re· port on the Rhodes Bill will pr'*'se creation of a coon. ty council of education to re· glnle got unopposed slt)porl In the Hoose ThursdaJI. One bill would ameo:l a previoosly passed measure arxl make it conform with federal Allied Costs High SAIGON (UPO - American ard South Vietnamese soldiers today reported 275 Communists slain In battles below the Demilitarized Zooe O>MZ) arxl on an approach to saigon- but not without costly allied losses. Pushing into the 34th da.l' of their nationwide offensive, the guerrillas sheUed at least 20 towns aJXI military outposts overnight, causing what military spokesmen called ltght overall losses. Among the major American bases hit were u.s. 9th Infantry Division headquarters In the Mekong Delta, a caJDD neaf Tay Nlnh City oorthwost of Saigon, and Army headquerrers lor lhe northern provinces in Phu Bai. Major Deve1qnnents The major devel~ments were two fterce ground clashes at least 300 miles apart. U.S. Marinos behind dive bombers arxl lanka crashed into a North VIetnamese base camp three mUes south of the DMZ Thursda,y and In several hours of ft(!htlng kUlod 120 Corntnurtlsts, .front reports said. The North Vietrllmese defenders, with machine guns and antitaM rockets Implanted tn bunker duil!Juta, kUicd If of tho Leathornocka and w~ .,.. other 60, On an ln!II"'\I!JII ~- 38 mOos ,....,_, ~: Sllt&at,, U,S. Speetal ~ hWidreda ol tholr VIa~•• mercenary - c b ~ (Continued on Page 10) FW<;if .....,..,. · bill to permit teachers to bar· gain with boards or education was intrc.duced in -the Hoose. The b!U also would establish a state public employee personnel Marine Sgt. in Lucky Day Ed. Note: We interrupt the transmission of the day's top newl!ii stories - most of which seem to deal with crisis, confronta. tion, gloom or doom or despair - to bring you a brief interlude of good news. Preas lnternsllonal Howsrd JohniOil, a Marine from West Its good to be alive. a bit or luek and his own quick thinking !hal ssvod Johnson when he ran into a Communist patrol near Da Nsng In VleU>am recently. Somebody tossed a grenade at him while he was crawling throu(!h th8 underbrush but It just bounded oil his bock and didn't explode. When he stood up, somebody threw a second grenade. "I reached oo~ cau81tl It, and threw it back," JoMson said. Tho grenade exploded in tile air, knocking him over. but even that was lucky llnce the Communist patrol ·moved away, thinking he was deed. Johnsoo's fortune was just ene bit of good - • In a week heavy with the world's usual woea. lt.ere are some other Items of good cheer: . ·' ' dooated 120 pints otl!lood In Ole · past 26 years. lUI ICII, ~ . Jr., 21, Is loUowinB It! 1118' lather'• !ootstepo. Tho Ross so r.i' hss ltfe pints. MANILA- A cobra bite .a. almost always raW. But lbal*l ID help from the Phll(Ribie National Bank, Vedal!lo Clhllo, 50, bltten by a cabra near 8illl Jose 155 mHos IIC>IIh ol ManDa; is alive and rec:ovor11111o A plane Owned by the bulk rushed oorum to Son Jose 11101 doctors managed to save tbl ll!e ol Cahlln, who was ~ ' unconscious whon It arrived. CINCINNATI- Allred Rooo, a clnunmer In tho rood comiJIIIIl JANET MEES Miss Mees ~ Appointed to State Group Janet Mees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mees, Route 2, Pomeroy, has been appoint.. ed to the 4. H State Advlsoey Committee. Each year four outstanding youths in the state are appoint~ ed to serve along with the adults on this committee. The }XIrpose of the committee is to give direction to the Ohio 4-H dub program, Janet is a member or the sev. en Teen Stitchers f .H Club snd of the Meigs County Junior Fair Board. S.e la serving also as secretary o! the Meigs County 4·H Advisory Commltlee. During her eight years in 4-H, Janet has participated in many events, some of whieh are three years at ~te Fair, Ohio Club Congress, Junior Leader Round. Up, &ate Junior Leadership Camp. and Meigs County Jun. lor Leader Club. Janet has carried 20 proJeeta In the past el(!ht years, mostiy In clothing snd foods. She has also held the offices ol health chJIIrman, sslet,y ehalrmsn, - • reporter, vice president, and president in her club. Pool Everlaatlng Servleea od on tho ftrot quarter ol hoy tile time when records or deeea .. scout activltleo sponsored by the od veteran• are burned In an ))OIL He noted !hat there ore 33 army helmet - were conolieted active scouts oow. Wednooda,y night by Feeney • Tho paot voted ID set aolde l!n~oll Poll 128, Amerlesn Le- $150 ror operating expensas ol ilaa. the ICWtlni program. At. the The .lmpreoll!ve ceremonies sugestlon of Cassell, the acout:J !"l't held lor iaar members ot will work on various projeets ..,~~.Joe YOIII& to earn the ......,Y. ll-., ~~ ,T, Way'"""' Jameo Martlq, ~ 'Elboft 8adth, .... Buckeye Boys Slate wu diiJ. cussed and Richard Pickens was tor ~ -~ IW~• -'nted ID llandlo detaUs ot selor L'Jirlng nominee .. lllllllal')' llie...')tir. Albert llt!uoll, eonitriallder, John C. Hlle or Middleport 1111111cit4 at tht~Me!l!ll ·dtt!'ln8 was welcomed aa a new memWhich time '1'01111\..,U report.. ber. Eupne Holler of Racine . ct "Fiddler on the Roof," .... ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) - FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. ElSENHOWER, 78, DIED TODAY AT WALTERI!EEDAllliY HOSPITAL AT 12:25 P.M. • Suit for Performan~ Filed in Meigs Court Two suits have been filed al'Xl a journal entry made dismissing an individual from being a party to a civil action in Meigs County Common Pleas CourL Tiger Oil, lnc., Logan, has CUed an action for specific per· formance and costs against Glen J, Gaines, Cambridge, and Apolo OU and Gas, Inc., Columbus, charging that the de!endants fail. ed to turn over oil ard Rill leasBOOSTERS TO MEET There wtll be a special meeting of the Meigs Athletic Boosters Moldey at 7:30 p.m. in tho caletetla at Meigs High School in Middleport. AU members are urged to attend. Special Service Given Deceased ~"liM"** (llt•"'•!N'* lican Sen. Old ForL Yes, there is Good News! place county boards of educa· tion and include all school dis· tricts. The bill of!orod Thursday By United would provide the necessity of For Sgt. having a new county-level co~ 2f.year~d trolling agency to oversee the Point, Ky., various school districts, It was onb' Legislators ended their 12th work week of the session Thursday and hurried home because they hsvo to be bock next Mo.,. day afternoon. four hours earli· er tl'ltn usual. Short Work Week The early Monday startirw time wiJI permit study commit· tee hearings in the evening an:l aliOl'l' the lawmakers to leave lei,_ ,.. 1\\~ \1~ ' Columbus Wednesday afternoon · regulations ror an interstate air for a l()llfJ Easter weekend. pollution control compact with The)l return to work the Col· Woot Virginia, while the seceld lowing Tuesday. b!U would open the door !or the Two bUls creati~ interstate establishment of a compact air pollution control compacts with Kentucky. A protessional negotiations with Kentucky and West VIr· Post 602 WI& a guest. It was voted to SJ)OI'lsor o n e bowling team at the loglen IDnr· nament ID be held In Loncasl<>r on AprU 27. A $.1 eonlrlbutioo wus made to the Melp COUnl,y Society lor CriiiPied Cblldron. It Wll reported that Harolcl Lemley remains a pitlont ,at the Vetorans HoiiPitol In CIIIUJ. cothe. The 50th amlversary CJb. oervanco ID be held '"' April 13 at Lanc11ter was lii10Wl<:· od. Roserv.U...s are $5 each. Followlnc the meeting the IIIli· Utary meml!era, aoslsted by the ]WIIoro, served a chicken din- -· es to them as agreed before u,., were obtaine<L .,1 The other action Wll 1 eta,.! vorce ouit !!led by Heollert G!\-o, key, Middleport, qalnst lfllrf Ethel Gilkey, 367 illmUU>n .:... Middleport The plaiiDilr c~~.,.: es gross negleet OC d~ llll treme cruelty. On motions ot the plallll.&. James B. Carpenter dismissed as a party In a .·r '"';~:,. .... suit Olod earlier by Fultz, et a!, against Robert'\!.:; Boles, et a1. 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