https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/edf6b0dca4b0aa40382ee00e4296f19e.pdf 6bdb1780a60f81e5c447c2ec84a95e4f PDF Text Text ·< 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. Driver Cife4 · ln.to Court Two can were · the driver ot cited "' court •cetdont ... tha under Ute <lf 'l'lltratla1 ""'-oy pollee drlvenbyKinda Shade, ....,... at be!oretnOriJJs st., and ftl llnlek ·~J,,..~ 1 by a ear kino, 58, olri•• r.o~wn~Ju. There were ea 11> tbe mlmr lo· tho klnl wao cited .... ··- ...... •hlrpo. �', ..,-. . v >,:. " T~ DailY StMineJ, M~..POiri,rOy, 0., March 28, 1969 ' 7 p:,t=::.ro;.:z~:~:::. R· ! hodes W ' ul·d R·' evolu'-t-:o ·· n <; lflfll ~·I'JI!·e car~ J'J' o ~ It ' gt·ow, Jollow,s , aida thirst ror more anll. rpore. » · , ' . QUALITY PRINT SHOP ,________...;;-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~. FROM THE TRACTOR PEOPLE COME ALLIS-CHALMERS LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS ALL SIZES IN STOCK • NEW &USED ::m BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO.667·3435 . . TUPPERS PLAINS . JDa)' ~ . used as a cr~ft to th.e excise tax llabllt\Y. Rhod~a· propoeal would re· duce tbe credit Jl'om run paymont to 611.75 per cent of !be p~nt, with the vetv:lor paylng tbe dU!erence betWeen sales lax collection credits and the curreM 4 per cent excise tax. New AdmlnlstraUoo Levela Now .· levels of ecJueaUon admlnlstratloo would incliMie reglara!, multi .. count)' service centers and county councils of education. Regtoral a e r v l c e cei'Rra, tolallog at least 12 but not more than 15, would be created by the stale education board, with managers an:l division heads serving at the pleasure of tile state board. ~ration or the centers would be financed by the General Assembly sim.-e the centers would be a separate public •BRUSHES •BITS •HALTERS • CURRY CDMBS ~.BRIDLES . ,•SHO~ COME IN AND SEE US. WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU OUR OTHER LEATHER GOODS . ' [ MO~ER~2_!UPPLY] 399 W. MAIN POMEROY PHILCO 30-INCH ELECTRIC RANGES with TILT· TOP CLEANABILITY . ••. . ' ' ' · CAN THE JELLYFISH TURN? Dear Belen: I am gottlng rld at a !ruatratton by wrttlng IIIla letter to yoo. EYer since I can remember, parents kept aaylag, ''What will people tblnk (or say)?' and "Don't hurt anyone's feelings." Boy, have those two sentences lei! their mark on me! My folks were good, gentle people a n d wanted me to be the same. As a reoul~ I ..., nothing but a patay. Here's an example: My girl friend works and, because I can use the extra money, I care for her baby. I am pald lor n I n e heuro a da,y. But thla friend calla and says ohe will be late, as she has an appointment, or Is going out for tbe evening. So I end up keeping tbe baby several hours Jonger - at no extra pay. Why don't I man- agency. my Each center would have divisioll5 of transportation. pur.. chasing and computer services. Centers would provide certaln basic services and advice to local districts in their area by contf!Cl. SUperinteOOents of all schools in the center area would compose an ex-officio advisory board for that center. Major Functions Major functions w o u 1 d inelude: - Providing non - public and p!J>lic school transportatloo under reguls_tions included in Ute bill. Uon Jt? Because rm Uafrafd Fll hurt her leellnga." When I was ln school, I al- ways played what tbe other klda wanted because I was afraid to dissent. In stores, I can't sa,y 11no'' to a clerk when -she tries to sell me somethlag I don't want What my hairdreuer does is always "lovely" even if I don't like the bangs. I'd love to wear false eyelashes, b.tt "what will people say?'' I could go on and on, but you get the idea. I am 31 years old and desperately want to atop being sweet little Goody Twoshoes, wbo never ldcks back. Is it too late? - JUST A JELLYFISH Dear J,A.J.: A jellYfish will never become a killer shark, but you CAN get a little &and In your craw (or whatever a jallyftoh baa) and Jearn to speak out when it's necessary. Start firot wltb !aloe e y •· taohes (lor courage). You'd be ourprlaed what nice !bingo "people will say•• about them. Then practice the gentle turndown on aales clerks. Really, !bey expect It, and !bey reopeet you lor having a mind at your Throughout tlle country people tive attack on smut dealers can are incensed about \.he flood or be made from two approaches. pornographic advertising !bat Is First, the privilege ot using spebeing Introduced into·our homes cial second, third and fourth via the m&Us. It is especially class mailing rates sbould be distressing that much of this denied to anyone mailing obscene material Is Intended by the send- matter or to any p~bllcation that ers to appenl to the eurloslt,y of advertises the availability ot obscene materW. -&l:cb a measure our children. ean 8JI)'Ihlni be dOno' i.J i>..O- should ·greatly ··curtail the onJO.io tect our homes and our chDdren lldted mass malllag practices from lh!a oelaclouo contamina- designed to reach the innocent tion? Finding an elrective meth- and the curious. Secondly, l'le should have legod of pnltclng tbe traf!lc In obocenicy does present dllflcuiUes islation that would make It a to lawmakers. The &tpreme Federal oaenoe to wllllul)y InCOurt has overturned many crim- troduce 1nto interstate commerce inal convictions under obscenlt;y Oncluding the malls) any obscene laws on constibJtlonal grounds. materia1 which is directed to or OUr task as legislators is to intended for a minor or a home frame a stab.rte that can sur- in which a minor resides. 1lte vive the test ot eonstl.tutional- &lpreme Court has conceded that lt¥. Then law - enforcement or.. parents and the Government do fidals will have an authoritative have tbe rll!ht to shield minor basis of support in tbelr fight children from tflose who dlstrlb> against the purveyors or smut. ute pnrnograplly. I am confident My stat'! and I are glvlng this that a caretully drawn statute problem our close attention. I that Is clearly designed to prohave conferred with the Post- tect minors wm aland up to Master General of tbe U n II e d eonstltuUonal scrutiny. States about the deplorable use of tbe malls to dlotrtbule unso. I will Introduce both Items llclted pornograplly. We are In- ol legislation at a very early tenselY studying tbe Impediments date and I will work dlllgenlly placed br tbe &opreme Court In tor their enactment. It hi imtbe patb of past attempla to pros- perative that otrong stepo be eeote distributor• and dlaplay- taken to crack down on those ers cl obsceniti)'. who profit by warping the morI have concluded that an eflec- allcy of our youth, own. By this time you'Jl surely be able to tell your girl !rtend that 'you've .. worked out afterhours rates, as any pod business woman shwld. 11 You'U bave leas trouble chang. lng your Imago If you roollze that more than hall of us feel we're Milquetoasts at heart and are bua1)y trylngtochangoOORS. - H, :!~ ::'::!"~.:,U: but aoclell' w..baby, Baaldea, tl1ere li1JSI' be children In thl~,eounlr7 who need <110 parent II two arllll't available. ·I aaked the Welfare Adoption Agency and !bey Indicated bablo• a1moat aiwa.rs 111> to oouptes, and 111J1 only hope would ba an older chlld - mll1be a relaUve or something, or one who Is hard to adopt. Beoldeo, lhiQ<'re a little akeptlcal ol '•single adopTeU me, to !hare bope lor career girls who want tbe !ul!lllment of children but don't want to rulh tn1o marriage lor " state. " tbe near !Ut>Jre, Tho right man haSD't eome along. But I koow I could give a good home and ' • ME16~.u£A RICH..\ liDS, OWE!t, PIJBLISHIUI . o.tur ,..,IIINU, &dlttr Plmlllllell dllilll~ 511~111)' Thl~lo VII..J ~111111111 Coq!IIQ', 110 Maelollllo Sl. b Hl-21H , FJIIul'lal " ' - ~17 Sl!f and ela11 JIO&ma-III~MP~...,.,II>ID. !Qtloral NvtrtUI•,.n.......U" Bollt. 14U~Iqfllr. tit., J2 Ealllllllll., Htw 'l'orlc Automatic oven timer 23" master oven Broii·Under·Giass (optionol) ONLY ® Avoiloble in Shoded Coppeo, Shaded 219· .....,., Dill,.,... br nrrler wMn nllllll• n ~ p1r wlllq - , _ tn a d - It 1M Dalb . . . . Otnce, tb,41). Sb --"•• IIL7Q. n.....IIIOIIIIII, 8J 11otK Kw. ..._. cur'-""'" lllllal'lllllllll 011 • . . . . ll.SO. . , 1111111 0.. ""' 1111)11 Sb ..,..,, M.SS. T!nl-. ...... ~ price llldldu ...., TIIMHill)diiiL " PHILCC Avocado, and White PMIUXHOAD CORPOFIATICW. 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An~ · ~u Can't buy:a finer diamond ring . j _ •)\ 0 1 ,' , WELLSTO~ - Two new end men will make tllelr lll>pe&ranc~ allhe 18~ ~..)l'i!ils~ ~ taey Club 1 riitilifret s'lloW"'ihlc~ will be presented at tbe Wellston hll!h schont auditorium FridaY and Saturday nights, March 2)!.. 29 • ""'SUceeodlng two "retired" em men, "Veterans Herb Clark arii Joh ba . n We r, will be Attorney Joe .Otbo and Furniture • Al!pll· ance dealerRaySeharlen!terger, Oth1 and Schartenberger ~ill team UP with Jlmnzy Woodslnd Orville Hutchison whemadethelr nrat end man appearances laol _ compared to!Tiny Ttm, Is Larry Kibler. His lllseuo rendiUOII or 14 HW'ey On Down to My House Biby, 1' appears to be a sure . ·1•1\qw-o~per. Other. circle sololata lnciiMie Seharlenberger, ·Hutchloon, otha and John Weber, ' Three duets are lnelUIIed, tWo hus~ •114 .:wi(e teams, ancl a • brqthe• • ilil,er du<lo Thor are Georgo and''¥!irgl• Hamaay, llail and Lola ~ers, and stanley MeKimlaa and . hla olster, Rub)' Sprt,nlde!lo . · · " Tho 'mjnatrel oliO, directed li$ A~¥ .Harrf WUiard, wiU ,,._ ·· Cludi &· •ber ol 11 Laugtt.ln" . ~ a)dto 'and blackouto leatur· lng ouch perlormero aa Rev, , Jom Taylor, Bill RUey, SUe . & 5.4, (•,, n<!!Jid, ~· ~U!In ii!ve lit , · ~- to . ,..,..,_ up one run ~- IJU-oe hliJ 10 ' · · .,...,w.,. laaure AIIO, Lorey Hane,y boiled a Mlintrool)': -loon _... w).fh 1 ''lklu11111 iairt(a, r JOb . tb . lhfte..hm homer and diove Ill an 8-1 ,>jl\lbrf over a Los, rOuted tJi6 Kan~ tWo otber tallloa Ill Seaiueoo, S-3 AnpolOI "II~ ~· , ,. , . , , ty OJ! w1n ""~ Son Dlesti>, Roland ,. ,,, , ct" :•u.:;: · , ' ·' · ' , 'tile 19JIUiJ· All'• ' SChoO(• ; , ",' ~~at Ohio 1..eque bo... ooest _.....was D••Mears, ''dreani !10m" . ,. e hooAI b a - l eoaeh';;'the Unlhonored ~ ThurldiJ nllbi'J voratcy at Tennooooe. amllll SEOAL bo11Qu8t Following tbe aoverheld Ill tho new ·Aihono II II h !'I persona, while Ill Athena, at, t:; ban(fle~ •-JI ffi . ·.illjo·/] Mo . . ore .Gains SCORES Fm~s ~ Pr~: lnternatlooal ==-::· Ol't1CE HOORS g,30 TO 1Z, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT •NOOJ! .or; TIIVHS.) - Et.ST COURT ST., poMEROY · ot • 1M wlniH!" ·OO'a now Cell· Logan Hurt hi Oakland Cage Win ""~' ~~:E:=:!~ =• Jlm llonr1 -:.:~~ • With Dance Group ~f.l ' w!:s~ ~:;~~~..(~OLo~ Murp ' by Heads Arwoles, blasted hlo way to the Golden Gloves heavyweight champlOIIohlp Wltb a knockout an! a techniCal knockout Thuro· da.Y night but K1no11 City wltll one champion and two otber .boxers In tha ft"'la, took tllo , team trophy with 19 points. Moore, a 23-year-old Vletmm veteran whooe latller won the Golden Glovea heavyweight <riM'n in 1943, stumed Kansas Clt.Y's Ron Draper with atlnglng left Jabo and crunching lolIIM'-IC>S In tile first two rounds. The referee awarded Moore a tko at 1:37 ol the second round ' Dave Mathews, of Cleveland: won the l1Si>ound chai!WlonFrlda,)''s Games •hlp over Mike Quarry, of Los Kentucky at Miami Angelo•, on a decision. Quarry Mlnneoota at Now Orloons couldn't cope with !llatbews ,... Houston at Oaldancl ttl the final round and !ailed to Denver at Dallaa gain enough support !rom the (OnlY games schomled) judges. Morris Jordan, of Cincinnati, got tbe only knoekout In the fi. nals, He decked Detroit's .foiln Brown In 1:58 of the first rourd to win the l56i>ound class. Cleveland finished second with Nell ColmOF, a sophomore at 17 polnta, Salt Lake Clly was llerea , CQilege ,and a melll,ber or third with IS and Los Angeles . tl!t , walJ,.: ·lmown, JieP<J&,C<Iullll'¥ . took luurtb with 14. • , Dancera ac-nled· ,15 o!ber HARRISON DIES members or !be college dance JOHNSTOWN, i'a. (UPO- w. ' £1'oup to AMsted w VL March 28 and 20: Ther~ t,;_ gr~·~ -r. Don Harrison, who directed the ·~ ,.. Y" U n 1 v e r s i t y of Pittsburgh lormed and partlclpeted In a through Its glory rootball years workshop lor West virginia 4-H 1 th 93 clubs. n e I Os, died Thursda,y at Johnstown Memorial ffospltal. The Country Dancers,whospe· Harrlaon, who served as elallle in mountain daneoa, also athletic director, set up ~Itt's provide , their IM'D live music schedule against such noted with guitar, piano, vtoHn, and powerhouses as Notre Dame accordion, to make !be dances Army, Navy, Ohio state and as authemlc as poaalbiL Nell M!Jmesota. He resigned his post lo the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Orion in 1937, E. Colmer or Pcrnero). ~ E.W. BERRY HELENA, MonL (IJPOEil2abeth WUI!ams Berry, a 0~ Haurdouo profe&Biorel jockey before tbe Althougb elevarora today turn of the century, died are .afe, they were hazard- Thursday at the ago of 114. ous at the tutn the cenMrs. Berry; who rode under tury. In a single large city, the name of Jack WJUiams, as many aa 30 people a year were kWed in elevator accl· rode in nces on three dentl. eontlnonts. ' · ~ JUU- •• ""-mlh . l•w aton•s Sdp Downard, tho loop's moot valuable p~er, GIIIIIIOllo' Jack MattbOw'o, top 1 r e e r:.~:: ~4i·.5~· ••• Hlshllshta <It tho bao(flet......, preoenloUOII ollrqlhles and cer. ll!lcatoo to ajl~ea&ue oeloelooa, and Individual awarila to Well- ... D1dtana ••••• GB Miami , , .••• 40 34 .5t1 2'h l,(entuelq .••• 39 34 .:134 3 MiMe1o1a •••• 36 39 .480 7 New York ••.. 17 5f .225 26'h Wool W. L. Pet. GB x.(lokland •• , 55 19 .143 New Orl-• •• 43 32 .513 12'h Denver • • .•• 42 33 .560 13'h Dallu . • . . . 38 ·aa .521 ll'h Loa Angelea •• 33 41 .446 22 Houlton ••••• 23 52 .201 32 x-Cllncbed dUe ,01 , Thurllday'a Resullil New Orlean• 137 Kentucky 106 Loa Angeles 130 Houstm 124 MlnneiOII 111 New York 1H Oakland 122 Indiana UO (only gameo oeheduled) . ··'~ · to..t..O ' n<"l ·' ..,._.,, fbe·""' GG Tourney =~a~~· . United W. . · ' SQuti!Oo~ ~i ' OPTOIEIIIST ·E·.0.-A·L Cage- Stars 8.,.o·.n_· o-. ·red . , N. :hi•' '• ~~~=~~=~~~Surla~1 ~·~cei.,•i~~-;.~Loeant, ~w,~q ·· NOW I r---------------------··--··..., 1 LIVINGSTON GARDEN SEED 'e FIELD SEED .•S.ED POTATOES 1001b•. 5.50 OltiON SETS 2:~. 29e STANDARD HORSE FEED RECTRIC RANGE Z14 E. MAIN cnu~• WtMt~:S-'ta.oo TrHI-toolll!l .....r_laa.oo MOBIL V-C' FERTILIZER '191).<1 ' . ' Colmer Appearing , One new soloist, who may be ,; 0 wo New En d Me'n Dr. Paul Euman, circle dl· rectOr announced !bat fbe etrcle cast thta year will ~tn<lude 1 cost of 50, with several new a<>Joists added. ,,' ' . rr" 1 tbepoa~ aa~a" lain the engagenlsni S79 Baltimore ts at Now York Salllrda,y ~rooon, while Allanta again lioota Son Diego !bat evening tn fbe best-ot'-aevon oerleo. In tonight's acttoo, tbe BootOII Cettlco porsue tbetr ll<!cond strall!ht vletory over tbe Philadelphia 76ers, tn a ramo at Booton, and Son Franeloeo seeks a two-game advantage, as the Warriors p1a,y ln Lol Angeles. Interlocutor wUiagatnbaChar· leo N. G•skUI, his 15th year ai .' WhcfR Gallon Siza "-15. aocond hall. Bill 8rtdgeo poUed down 22 rebounds. year. 52 ~.-.. ~ GARDEN & FIELD .SEED AND . ·. . Underwriters' laboratories Listed · ltOYAJ-TY UOO TO 15(1(1 WEDDING IUHO 87 .t0 ·.• .. ~AN. ' Ii IIIMe IZS .... ..... ELECTRIC lfATH HEATERS 95 riod pe SPECIAL IEV«m:D TO INTEIEIII' OF SPECIAL OFFER " ' 5 CQPd to overohadow )co~ ~ Elvin Hayes• fl point• and win the game, 1be took 46-43 a halttJme lnd protected tbe mar8in l'!tb -rtor rebouadlaa In tho " lAilT...,. HOW th Electric Water Heater .i Modo! SS30J4 Tilt·top cleanobility e " THE DAILY SENTINEL p.,,Nf, f¥11o, nn1. Bnl•n omno United Preu International • Coach .Gene Slue'• "llldlocr&:tlon" tblt may have eaull<!d !be ;Now York Knlcko to lose : oeeondi)iace mooey · clJrtng tbe : rqular ""'""" could cost tbe :lJ!altlmOre Bolleto the NaUonal ....,akelball AoaoelaUon playoa .Iitle. ~ The Knlcks, still fired up b)' :Slue's re!uoel tO play IIOille of ,.1• otar~ agalnot .J'hlladei,Pbla at {1"" taU end at tile l'ttlulatlon ••aoq., eot the Jump on the , . ullela!n lhelr Eaitern Dlvlolllil l.,.U 0110110r Thliroday nJc1rt tb a 113-101 triumph at ttmore. ' · '1' Lou HudiOlls'o 39 JIO(nta led ,the Adanta Hawks to a 107-98 -,.!ctory over ' tbe Son Dleao ·~~ets In tbe 0110110r of the .<western Dlvlslm . oeml!lnala ibetweell tbe seeOnd end tourth :;iaee ftntohers. ! A concerted ol!ort b)' New · ;York pr!ICllced 24 polnto !rom o Debuoschere, 21 !rom k Barnett, 20 1111111 · BU1 adler and 17 !rom WWia At one pnlnt In !be third .~ Y,Ol1t,;!.ed b7 18, 82· , . . , • Atlanta, rumerup to Loa !lnleles In tho West, had to ·~allY !rom a 13-pnlnt deficit In By .,..e oe •• ' ~~~~orUi.n 1f.m ·. ~tO~' 1 t,t ea ' 'f' : ' ' ·· · 11' '·~~~· thO 'Jiu, ·lmf· -·· !Oft"fiti ·- tcbe!'llo!alw !iarlflllll· :rar ,)ll':.-.·~ttol~elboat .••• ~totied ~-A!\~ . . ~ · Ia ·Pitti!Jurgb~~·w-::".1...~ ,.N Ueo 1(1 ilelt'lht I*Oii' Tltl8n tl,. Chl<aao White s.:;;·;r· ~~~~~~.t!m..::: By 7 : Pomeroy, Ohio .- ~~ • Phone 992-2115 llui'*"J Ave. To~ . !B· ,. I u11ets. 113-101 Sugar Run Flour Mills ' ' · t"CM!Ui " kc·ct~·~-;·s, ~11eW .lor upends 'Fieds . ,, ··' ~-.·seers····. . .,.. • Fertilizers 1 : I ~ J }' r~~ ~:::::::::::::::::::~ ,• ' :;tcnfere.t tbe Bra•e• to • 7-1 anc1 eov• up tb• lone Mftmesola : vtetoey -over Baltimore and run on tbree singles. : ·~ Ia four.galile loolng Around tbe Grapefruit and pomoroy H" that rea1011 alone? rm onb' 25, so would prefer ababr. ·- HOPE- • FUL MOTIIER-'TO-BE Dear Hope!ul: "SiBBie adoptions" are gainIng faVor In oeveral - · but, as you HI', tbe slnllea are tall In line. You can get a "hard to place" child (older, handleap. pod, or at mind racial background), but If yw want I bob)', your boat bet Ia to lind an unwed motber who doa111't want hers. Than hlee a lawyer who will make tbe neceolll')' lepl adoptk>p arrangements witb the Thla Is chancy, lor lhe motber has tho rll!ht to ehange her mind, and tbe lnvestlptlng agency may rule agalnot yw, lillY lime dur· lng tbe Orot alx ...,tbayoo have the baby. May we hoar !rom otber "aln)l)eo'"' .. _ ·•-1\aoe ·iduptijd 'clili' dren, and hOW they have sone · about II?- 1L PER!IJNAL TO "LIKES SNAPpy ANSWERS:" When a m a n asks, 14 Are you free toni&ht?'• tr 1 a tittle dangeroua to aniWir, '"No, but rm reaiOIIIble" .••• Wlless )'OU are. - lL This column Ia dedlcalatl to familY living, 10 If you're hav· inlr kid trouble or )lot plain trouble, lei Helen help YOU. !lie wiU aloo welcome your own amualne _..toncea. Addreso Helen Bottel In care ol t h I a newspaper. 24-year-~tld : I forMa).;.~ .s··· _. · ~. ,. : Seiiators tO eCJ8e. tbe Loa 'Angetea Jlodgero M ger Ted Wllltama' ftftb ""'lbltton vie!ol')'-all aplnat National Leam' •- •··-•· _.. ·Tom Trelh's two run homer oa HaU 111 tbe fourth IM!otg, wao one of tbree hits tbe New York ' Yankees got oa Mlnnooota, but H was enool!h to beat tbe Twins 2-L Mel stottt8myre went oeven tllllhlis needOd to reJeli,oi;Jioh · the Red .. Sox aa &>emlnt ~ontendera. · I, IVItllama knew TOll)' c. was _ , 1•back In tbe . ~-· Thura••• ._ :when !be outflol•r :_hit . hll firot homer olllc,o hb ,, •remarkable recovery to. help tbe Gln<lnnatl Reds 4,3> Orlando Cepeda's aecond hoi,me!' !'lnOI Atlanta acquired him · 11-0!". ,51. Louis lor Joe Torre ~e ., ' ·I "; . 1 1 ,.ey .•'tile. mlraele" Tractor Salu Spring "••· ~l' G;\ll'f K,\UE' , ~~sports Writer, 0 ~~~h our price and terms. • ' lldsto~·: ·Trips ',~,(.~il:lei~: .na/•i, ~ ~~~fv f1 · · :4:~ ~·~· . See the New 273 Boler now. Check 992-5101 , ~ 11 .~vu'H' ,, • Hollahd • ROLLDD ~ '!'he l'arillo\ala shoWed tbe ·. · ;trade was ' 1)0 nuke ror ·them laonlgllaro ftu per!eet . either, Torre blastedat_rtplelbr nd Managqr , mck, on,. run and 11<t up an01n..- tallY ·"-!in: ~· can ... a Boaton'·,Red with a ilngle llo st. Loado oliut t.o . pemant, _ 011f tbe. New York, Melf 4.o 011a , luUy, , recover,.t ,eoll)blnOd 'I!WeU-111""' 'I t' Seve !~, a IM!anlng ~ Aug." 18, tt~1 t'arltm .nit 111 Partce'oi. almeot coot him tile olt!ht ' iii!Jik AlJon'• 'll!th:to\ntng ho~ hlo ten eye, Ia ~otdered mor enabled lfe WaahlngiOn MOWERS ' ' RAKES- BALERS HA YBINES • tions" in our state. ' 1 l Get. MU•J •--.a.. For ··., u.., 'Season . IJU . ' 1181 lilY CII;J, Ntw Dear Helen: I want a bait'. But Fm not married, oor do I plan to be Ill - '• •Tw=o~or;;mor::e~c..me~;U:s~c:oul;d~.~IJC=M:I:II;ft~.:_;;M:IMI:IJII:•:·•~ ·, I Check Our Price and Terms ' a groat dell of wloo love to a em '~ , ,· i. ' . lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ::: FULL LINE •SADDLES •BLANKETS •LARIATS •FEED TUBES . count;y boud or education, Thla woul4 bttitg all ochool - "'-"s• pur~ha~ and bldtliiV whleh undar a ae,.J:ate bill l1>dlatrlcts under ... oUPOI'vioory area. on ochool SII>Piloa to enoble a Loeal Allocation . trncluced Thurllday, would ba boud which would have direct gr..., of sehocll dlatrleta io gel CouniY counena would be cil· eUmltatedo · contrOl over money, ftrancb~, better prices. rec!J.y reapo~~~li11e lor allocatlion Coun<!lla wenla &II>Orvlae all aervlees, and programs. -Providing centralized comor state, local and federal monCounty couneUa would: puter services lor processing school .dlotrlcta ·In tbe OQIIII)y, -Provide a o r v 1 o e s ard (C<lntlnund on poplO) , , educaUonol data for achool dl,. and Wou1ct be composed of elected "!embers nulitborltV courna or II1Udy oo a contract trlcia ard non-t>ttblle ochools. throe to nine, dlpendlng on b a a l 'o or · cooperative b11l1 lewis R•pelr S.rvi~• ·, Coun\Y couneila of .Wcatlon eount;y populatiOII.., IJIIORII . boudo of eclueatloo In •HEATING · would ba tbe replacement tbe count;y. •PlUMBING - Ai!Prove all school dlatrlcl •ROOF.ING eliPOndllurtla lor - classroom laeUltlea, ete. -FOR-Allocate funds distributed r. '. 'If ' to counells among school dlo' trtcta within tbe eouncy an! !undo raloed b)' tbe COUIIIJI 11>eome tax lor educat!OIL . WY 2-U7C ORVILLE QUALITY , ' · Formal release ol the longawaited bill was sot for Monday by Rhodes' chief asolstant John :M. McElroy and state Pimnee Director Howard L. Colller, but uPI learned C(IOoo tents or the bill Thuroday. Introduction of tbe bUI waa set for next Monclay or Tue8day In tbe Ohio Houoe of Representattves. BasicallY, the bill haa lour major parts, which include: -Taxers. -New levels of education administration. -Revision of school 'foundation formulas. - Hltd>er and vocatloml odUcatioo provisions. County Income Tax The bUI would provide lor a permissive county income tax ranging from 1 per cent to 2 per cent. If commissioners enacted the tax, 50 per cent of the reeejpts would be earmarked ror education aOO the rest would go to the county general tum. The permissive county [ncmne tax would oot pre-empt p r e s e n t municipal income taxes. Second tax provision oC the bill would amount to a 1% per cent hike in vendors' excise tax payments to the state. Present law requires verlfors to pay 4 per cent of their taxable receipts to the state. Also, the law provides that collec· tion or the 4 per cert sales ta~ when returned to the state, ~ ·' I · CQLUI\IBUS (IJPO - Gov. Jamea A.. Rhodes' education blU 1Would dramatically revise educaUoo admlnlstratloo and fiJaDCing ln Obio. It would create multi--councy sc~~ service centers, county edUcation cOUDdla, pennit countY laccme taxes, lncrease state a~sldlee for medical schools, set standards for vocatlorw.l educatioo and get a 1% per cent more reveooe from Ohio's cur· rent vendors' excise tax. WEDDING s··c"ho;o'.ls'·, ,·n·~ ()h'l·o · 1 · " '1111! Ball)· ~nll,J,. ~11cJ41~W,rl ..l ;nem)_• t~. Man·h ~H, 1969 ' 'r'• _, ' Small America Dream Team NEW YORK (UPD - Cllvin Murphy of Niagara, a tw~e All - Amerlea, heada 1Unlted Press Internatioral's 211t a• nual 11 Small America" basket.. ball team (or college players 5 feet 10 Inches or under. Selected wltll tile :;.to Murphy were John Rlnka (5-9) of Kenyon, Greg Carney (:;..9) ol Wtchlla State, Greg WU!lama (S--9) of Rice and Dick Devenzio (5-!0l ol Duke. MUIJ)hy, the only "smaU America" repeater rrom last year, amassed a 32.7'1)oint scor~ tng average Cor third place amofllt' major college scorers. Hi~<; high was 68 points lptnst Syracuse early in the season. Hinka, leading \'ote-ptter on l 'PI's college dh1slon All-America this year, Came through with a 33.9 scoring average. Willlams scored at the rate of 21.2 points per game, Car.ne): at 21 points evellf. and DeVe• zio at 12.2 as Duke's backcourt "quarterback." Rinka, 20, a junior, plays guard lor the Lerils. The Mllwaukee, Wis., native also made college AU-America in his sophomore year when he a veraged 31.8 points per game. IIUGHES REASSIGNED ST. LOUIS (UPO - Dick flughes, a prime candidate for rookie of the year honors two years ~ as a 2~year-old newcornber with St. Louis, was assigned · Thursday to By United Preu Inlernatlooal Tho oakland 081<1, ehaml>tona ol tbe Western DlviolOII ol tbo American Baaketboll Assoelatlon, may go Into tho playoll'o wltbout tbe serviceo o1 Henry Logan, who au!fered ·a concua· aloo In tbe oaks122-110 victory over India• Thurllday 1\lch~ Legan was injured In tile seoond period. Doctora at Peralta H<iopllal tD Cloldand oald he may rot play again thla season. Also injured was another oakland guard, Larry Brown, who pulled • 1muacle In his l•ft shoulder. The deleat staUed India•'• drive to the Eaatern Dlvial011 tiUe, The Paeero have already cllnebed a de, Kentucky, with a forlorn hope ' or catching up, tnolald dropped to third place, tbree gamea behind lndlam an! a hall game back of Mlam~ The Colonels were routed by the New Orlean• Buccanettrs, 137-106. New Or~ leans raced away to a 211-pnlnt land In the ftrst quarter en route to Its IOtb strall!ht wtn, and moved a fuU pme ahead of Denver In the lM.ttle to.J;' secord pla~e In the Wes~ lh other games, the Los Angeles Stars wh(Wed Houston 1311-124, It was tbe final home game lor the Houoton Mavericks, who will move to North Carolina next season. An! tbe New York Nets dr<Wed tbelr 12th straight, 117-115, to the Mlnne- Pipers. ANOTIIER JOCKET'I'E DOVER, Del. (UPO- Brenda Wilson tas passed her drat test toward joining tbe growing list of women jockeys across the naUon. The 19-year-old rider from Amandale, Va., broke her horse from the starting pte satisfactorily to earn a license to ride In the Jack and Jill leature ot Dowr Downs next Wednaada,y Karr &Van lindt' s Value-Ratld 1967 Olds. Delmont 88 Town Sedan ....... Red over white finish with burgundy interior. Thia . one owner cor is equipped with power brakes and Steel"!, int~. Turbohydramatic transmiuion, radio, tinted glau, · NEW white wall tires, wheel discs, and factory air con•, . diti9ning. It's o one owner car, traded to us for a new · 69 Olda. · 1965 Dodae Custom 880 2 Door Hard Top .... S13ll5 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, tinted , glou, w/s/ w tires, white over gold with matching interior. Real sharp locally owned cor. 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door Sedan •••••••• $i295 Oork beige finish with matching all vinyl interior, VB engine, cruiseomotic transmission, power steerinCf, radio, tinted glau, white wall tires, deluxe wheel discs, ond lots more extros. 1966 Buick Wildcat Two Door Hard Top ..... $1895 This one hat a white over green finish with a beige vinyl interior, 01ly 37,000 miles and shows the 'very best of care, equipped with engine, power broke•· and steering, automatic transmission, radio, NEW white wall tires, wheel discs and tinted gloss. A very nice· one owner cor. va 1966 Olds Cutlass Sp. Coupe .... ,. ........ $1595 Y·B. motor, auto: trans., power steering, power brakes, rad1o, w/ s/ w t1res, deluKe wheel covers, white over gold with gold interior. 1965 Buick Electra 4 Dr. H.T..............$1895 Turquoise finish with block vinyl interior, full power equipment, rodio, tinted glass, new w/ s/ w tires, foe• tory air-conditioning, real nice one . r-~-m~&~-r~~~,~~c-i&z1~~s~~~ I I I 4 Dr. Wagon •1\111'11 900a,' good tire• · 1 l I Lemont Con. V.Senllne, 3 lpitecl floor ah ifi OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 ICarr & Van Zandt "You•Jl Like Our Quality ll'ay of Doing Business" 992·5342 . GIIAC FINANCING nigh~ the Cardhals' minor league system. Hughes won 16 games as a rookie in 1967 but develq>ed a sore shoulder last season arw;l was only 2-2, He will pitch wltll . the Cards' s~ Petersburg club in tlle Class A Florida state Leaiue to attempt to work his shoulder Into ohape, Easter fashions ·80 JS EXCELLENT SELECTION &RUT ON 1 ·unO, TOOl OF ~AMOUS NAME BRANDS •BETTY ROSE •JANTZEN ' •cATALINA •SHAPELY GlOVES $3.95 c:ab . Vinyl int . I 1_ __$2.?L_L_.$49S __ j_ __S_6.?I. J come see our garden of SHOUlD 1001 I 4 Wheol Drl•• I, I.. I "•d with white I ~BALLS 98e UP POMEROY 1 �' . . . 5 - The Dally SOnUnel, Middlepon-Pomeroy, 0., March 28, 1969 ~- """-lllllr ~ lad ................... .o.. Nll'pi 28, ~... . Tips on Planting .: .Given Gardeners > New Clu~b,,_· Qrgani~ed · ~ - ~11 WI clW.J~p...s.a lor ~a ,;.re ~eel. Other -.3 a. 7.,.. 'l"'UUMd Welllieo\:11)' ~ of lllt•clu~ ore \(anioi 1 . lli&llt , Ill R!ollalil ' Ia which · all · .S!IIblrlolll aO.. Mr.: 'tiate Sutbo Jlrla •• iloe lloilllllll; llexter·alll erloillt ,. ·• .. ., .. ' Harrl~ , are ~1l!l!ln•ted ' glrla moy .-c~ como. . ... • .' ' tho I.Ntoorsi .The nut meetllll ' The l!rot ~'!' wu held.at will ~ btht. Moa&liy, )(ofch J1 the h<llie of :rorrl Miller, ad- at~ Mul~r hMie w""' elocU~ . •isor. It """ <Nclded fD taJte,.· ofqlllctro wll1 be 'helcL .. Smcld~. ·and . Plckirw" arxl .. Presef "ere Rabin De.,.. "Frill! TOP fD Toe" as projects hlll'ot; Dori..O Barrel, c 1 n h alii the JIIJ!Ie o! the dub Is "The Ander11011; MrL Arthur- Miller ' Marpret Grl!ntha ~ Chltterlloxea."· The hostess sef ved refresh- teiiaton· ~ h~ eCoRomles; menta of punch alii cockles which Terri Miller and Karen SUthercarrled cut an Easter theme. af'.. lind. ' , ' w• •. • Tlpa on planting obrubbery and :, ;Jroes by Georp Corpor ot Corper NursorleshighiiiJ)Jteclameet,.. 1"8 ot the wu- 0orc1en Club · ' , 0held W-edoy nl&ht at tho home nh~ ex: Ypuths Make Easter Flowers ':f' . 'GINGER LEWIS ' 'HELEN IG:WLAND • I . I. ' Church Plans ·Early Service Rev. Jones Fill Pulpit jl\l- Strlhrt;Reported In GOOd Spiritl CORRECTION EAGLE FEED . & SUPPLY CO. ,," New I """"· vine ' 1• '\, ,. ' ' ·Home of; : ·-~ , . t~ ,,.Fobl;lous ,, · · " ' ,•· . >;• •.• H. ~.. '\ ' ' Dr. .COld'! liOn) Cal\'ln' &nlth. ., Police Ute·Driver POINT manN. Walllo, 71,ol250U:Jru:olll A•a., 1111 cited lor failure to yield riSM <1 wi,y b)' elt;y Pollee at 3:30 ~.m. Wednellill· Frootnan J1Uiled O!'t and atruelc I Plckeno Cob drl>111 by JoM Mack RlchordiOII, 29, <1 2608 Lin~ Ave., who 1111 clrlt!nl weit on 11x11J St. Donlaps were estimated at .,50, · . ,. J ' SANDWICH . O~dor By Phone And Tako Em H.... , / .QUALITY. FURNITURE : SHI.Rl' , ,INISHING ,AT /REMONAILE ·PRIDEsr .: _ ;.;.:"' 111-11!11.1 ......... 10 a.m.i James Bowie down 3•.. ._ ALtO litO TO ·- ..,. VINTUitlt. 1•00 AUG e110 TO WIEDOINO IIIHO W.DDINO IIINO •• The Perfect Choice Qf HOffiemakerS . LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Barbara Tripp was hostess recent. iy lor the Modem Homemakers 1 Club, with Mra. llle Haymanprellldl!lll. Initiation of new members was corried out !or Mrs. Darlene Gutbrle, Mrs. Joan Vlne;Yard and Mrs. Linda Fitch. I A -baby bank and hospital gift waa lent to Mrs. Sharon Loucks and baby congratulatory card PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlr AL was Bisned lor Mrs. Joyce RltchBlrttls - Mr. and Mrs, Don le. .1 Duncan, FOlnt Pleasan~ • 0011... a was decided the club would . Adml11ed - Keith Crook, Le- contribute $5 fD the Dollars lor tart; Gregory Fields,' HarUord; Sclrolara 1llnd lnthe EastemDlsWill Attend Meeting HIItry iilephent, Leon; James trl<L Bailey, FOlnt Pleasant;MrLEm- ' Mrs. Slella,)lmananciMrs.JanPOINT PLEASANT - The ma lleniOJI, Bulfalo; Btu Craw- lee Yo~~~g gl\'emorelnetruc:tlons West VIrginia General Fodera- lord, Jr., Point Ploooant; E2mer m crocheting at the close 0( tho ~ ot WM~on's Clubs meetJng File, Gal11polla; Mra. Doneld business meeting. til be bold at tho Groomrler · Glom, lleoderliOll; Shirley UkMrs. Tripp and Mrs. A l m a llotel In White 811phur St>rlnii•, ens, Hender800; ~en Bi81et. Pooler served refreahmeDts to llarch 28 and 29, will have In Mooon; Milton Wyott, Elkins; Bill the following mt mentioned attendance tour· mambera of the Johnoon, Point Plea..,., Thomas above, Mrs. Chlnrls Gaul, Mra. J1otlor Women's club, Mrs. Eve- ·L41Yton, Point Plaalllll; Mrs. Non White, Mrs. Carol,)ln Tri,pp, lyn L. WlseiiWI, preoldont; Mrs. Morrlll Clark, Point Ploesant; Mrs. Janet Como!)¥ and Mra. Dave Poore, tnuurer· M r ti Abe Baker, Leon; Mrs. 11arr;y Marilyn Roblneon. Jlmmlo Jo Wedp, tncond,g cor: Oller, Mlddlaport; David Neal, Mrs. Gaul _. ihe door prize. ............, secretary, and Mra. Point Pleasant; Orville~ The nnxl meeting Will be held at VIrginia 9law, irlcomlnKtreasur- Point Plealllll. ' the home of Mrs. 8le 1i11Jman Ia or. Dlacharpo- Onl O'Noll; Mrs. Long Bottom. OrYIIIe WUIIamoon, Mra. DIVId S.oar- A •a:u.ut 1121 sc arg Charles 0, Bailey, Mrs. Don ~- ~ker, BUlle Jo Cade, Ralph • -an, Mrs. Ida Clark, AniiDIY R. Haner, Homer J. ~e~, Mrs. Ben M. Hutchln*'!'-.. hristoJ>hor A. Johnson, WUllam H. Thomas, Jr., Mrs. Corl R WUI!ams Elizabeth 0 ••' and ' ...,.e, L.el S. Riggs, Mrs, Paul E. Ferrari and Infant son. Mrs. John F. Musser and ln!ant son, Mrs. Darrell F. White and ln!ant son. For~, a u.~... : Mrs. Karl Grueser presided • at the meeting with Mra. David • Nease presenting devoUons from : Mark on the story of Euler, and :giving tho preyer. In response to : roll call, membera gave t h e :name of a mulch they p1antouse. : Mrs. Eclleon Hollon told how force spring ahrubs and dom• onatrated technl~J~el In lorcl!lll :• !files of the •aiiOJ>. She aald th•• - •• • ~2 • • : Buckeye Girls 9ate represen- chairman, was presented a tro•tatlves to be sponiOJ'ed by the phy for securiq the molt n e " 'tadtea AuxlUary of FeeiiO.JI-Ben- members ln the diatrict. A re.. ~ Po0t 128, American Lailon, port on the COlumbia conference :, were selectocl Tuesda)' night held In early March was given ~ 91ssn Elaine Gerlach, daugh- durqthe meeting. :tler of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell ::t Gerlach, and Rhonda Kathleen A gift fD the leidon post at the :::; I\Y"9ll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 50th amlveroary dinner was also ... Robert Hytell, were selected as reported. Mrs. Dale Kenned)', •• ••the delepfes. Firat altemsta prelldont, made the presentstJon Dianne Welob, daughter o!Mr. of $150 lor folding choirs toMar: :and Mia. Joho Weloh, Middle- vln Kalil, the first vice presl: ;pori, and Roberta Ord, daugh- donL : :ter o1. Mr. 4od Mn. sOb Ord, A $5 contribution was made to : :Sfracuse, ts second alternate. the Easter seal sale ot. the Meigs Gerlach ls bel!lll co-apon- COUJit,)l Soclel,)l for Crippled Chll: :IOJ'ed by the Mldcllopoct Buol- dren end Acmlta. The obllptlon : :nesa and Professional Club. waa efven to new members prea• • Two trophy awards Cor mem. ent. Mrs. Daisy Btng was re-: ~obip aclvan~ were pre- ported hollpltallzecl. :~ to q,e ~~ the ~~;,., 'fbe r.\IIIOf Pfla,CQIIIrlbuled '' .~cerit mid!ilrrt'i'F' 'cOnteronee. · !'io<kf llouob Wii w0n by M r o. ::n.o trophy to tbe unit was In Lena McKinley. Ro!reahmenlo ot : :recocnt!km of havl!lll attained cooklea provided by tho junior ::the hltlbest parconlap over goal auxiliary members and l c e : ;In the Eighth DlstrlcL Mrs. Ger· cream were served during a Kessenger, membership aoc:ial hour. :.:Ia ::aJdlne TWIN does · his own ;Recruitment Teo Held •• :: 1t's easy to spot the wi.e lOTH man who take1 his return FEDIUL. Jo H & R BLOCK. He's AND smiling, happy and aecure. Smart taxpayers fram STATE ~ coast·to-coalf "now the volu• of qualified to• as· sis1arKe. .1' m;, ~=.:~~:~~!~~.~~~· ' __ _ "'!1."-""tlioll>lil-· ................. , _ , ., ...... ...................='r......,........ ,......... . 1 -~ ' ' .... 11 .......... ,.. '' ' The annual recruitment tea :!Of tho Alpha Omicron Chapter · or AJarhl Kappa Gamma was held -SUnday atlemoon In WellsfDn. :: Guests at the tea were student : ,laacher• !rom Rio Gralllo Col; 1oge. Preceding tho buslnoss : ;moeung a choral grcq~ o1 girls : 1rom the Vinton C.Unty schools : )resented three selectlon1. 'lbey accompanied b)' Esther : p.um, music l111tructor at the : :'flnton Count,yJunlorHlghSchoul. : ~e group oC girls recently re•eelved 1 1'4ttrlor raUna In state ·~ . music competition. •• · ~ Miss Anna Maude fehnnan :1>1 Jacksm proslded at the busl· :"ere .. •• Amerjca's hrt~elt Collins Advises of • • • 8rqtherhood ls ihe very prrce and condition of man's. aul'lllvai.-Carlos P. Romulo. Filipino diplomat. -•eel who used a poem on!llled ~ Prayeth Desl who Lo¥ltb Belt" apened the meethv.· Tho_ll'll,.; irw prize dotated b}' Mra. .lalla was won by Mrs. P&rkli. Mrs. Wllltam100 ·,qa uiiiied in s,rving refroahm.tt " her daughter', Debbie. . ~-,-~;;;"t~,~~~m~itr11\T\ E t a as er FamilyAff. . ir which was judged by group dis- cussion !ollowed by voUng. Hrst place went to Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. Wllltord; second to Mrs. Homer Parker, and third to Mrs. ::rd~. May •nd Mrs. Larry Ed- W t SHOES fOR THE ENTIRE FAMILy La J00 k8 Mn. Parker gave a report on her villlt to the DlSPitch Chlrities Garden anoi F1ower Show te • • • great comfort •• low, low prices! THE SHOE BOX held recently in Columbus, the theme or which was a "Woilier- Where Shoes Are s;~~~y land ot Beauty." All four seasons were depleted in the panoply oC color. Mrs. Pai-ker dis- II= DON YOUR one was to sponsor a Tupperware par\)'. Members also voted tD buy two folding tables lor their kitchen at tho fire boose. Games were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Dorotha Rlehel and Mrs. Ruth, and the door prize tD Mrs. Garnet Johnson. ~ WITH WORN OUT NEEDLES AND CARTRIDGES ~ Refreshments were served by the hostess fD Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs, Dorotha Rlebel, Mrs . Garnet John&On, Mrs. Mary AI· The happy magic of music will fill the air for hour~··~f enjoyment with the right needle or cartridge . tee Blse, Mrs. Thelma Smlth, Mrs, Betty Buchanon, Mrs. Martha D.lrst and a guest, Mrs. De- RADIO& TV MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. H. 2ND AVE, lores Foster. • Birth Announced CARPETING ness meeUng. Edward Holmes, Vinton COUni,JI guidance counselor, spoke on uSeeklng Avenues of Service.'' Nan Moore, reUred Middleport !Sacher, used "Why A Teacher?", as her topic tor the program. During the social boor refreshments were served trom an attractlvo)J' oppolnted table centered with •Prirv fiowera. Esther Maerker served thepWlch ancl Mlsa Fehrman presided at the coffee service. AttandlJ¥ from Melp COlin\)' were Ruth Euler, Mildred Haw.. ley, Mrs. Moore, Ethel Chopman. Margaret Parsons, Martha Husted, arxl Beatrice Rinehart. CHE~K THIS ... • LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM 501 • HALL WAY • NYLON CARPET (BONUS) ALL-3-COMPLETE FOR 5 298 THIS IS BASED YARDS llondoy lllru Satvrday - ........ NoAppolntlllent . ''1964 RAMBLER .SEDAN; CLASSIC 4DOOR, Stan. Trans. va. 1ot~r. ONLY .$595 H. - ouse This Is OUR •.. at Fart Wayne, ·~ . ,, . ..--·' "'''''' - - ~.... unbelievable - bul lhe carpel . padding and all labor is included al lhis amazingly low price' 50! Nylon Carpel . Easy Tenns Arranged iRAWLINGS USED (AI SPECIAL • Almosl 304 EAST . . POME-OY . '' TUPPERS PLAINS- The Ladles Auxiliary o! the Olive Fire Dept., meeting at the home or Mrs. Carolyn Ruth, discussed money-making projects, o1 which ments out Each a sc.. memPat· rick's earrytng Day theme. ber displayed an atral'l!ement played picture•. A paper on taiia'Scapi~ was given by Mro. Harold Wolle. She discu's!;ed some or the mutual landseapiQi: problems arxl what can be dooe about them. 111e e:ollect given In unison and devotions by Mrs. Edwards Brown, read a letter from son. OaklOJ> Collins agreedlng with the club that he la siso to charging for swimming in 9ate Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Austin, Other projects were discusMcDermitt are announcing the sed and refreshments served to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers, Mr. birth ot their fir st child, a dauand Mra. Ernest Whitehead and ghter 1 March 10 at the Scioto family, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Memorial Hospital, named LauWeber and flunny, Mr. and Mrs. ra Gail. She weighed seven ~ Reed ar!tt'!arii11t, Mr. pOUri:ie, tOltr 'ooi\ci!'!;.. Mt·s.- Atrs;. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey and tin is the former Karen Herr~." lamlly, and Mr. and Mrs. War- mann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herrmann, Cheshire, ren Pickens. ai'Ml Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Austin, The nnxl meeUng ls at the Portsmooth. llomphrey home. ON~ Model 526 Olive Women Plan Tupperwore Party Iaiii! branch o! the Pcmeroy National Bank. alii Mra. WOllam Brown alii Mrs, Howmj Blrc"" field will present the radio program at 9 a.m. on WMPO, A_pril 7. A feature or the meeting was a display of all green arrange- Agreement on Fees Tu S.;¥ice vou A trip to the Spr~ HU1 Nur· aery at Tipp Clt.JI wu planned fo.- APrU 17 when tho Rutlalll f'rlendil f.ardenoro met Wednosdoy night at the home ot Mrs, Fred WlUlamson. Mn. William Willlord presided at the meeHng with members glylng Dower- seeds cor 4·H clubs In response Ill roll calL Plans lor a-lng the Reglm II mooting o! the Ohio AsiiOCiation of Garden Clubs tD be held on APril 10 at the Richland Methodist 01urch, Athens, were dlaeussed. The club members also completed arrangements Cor planting the Qower crab in the communley next Tuesdoy. Mrs. carol Hullson was appointed te provide tho arrangemont lor the month at the Rut- IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR •••• 1 Remodeling of Room Planned •• •• •• •• "Bv! hil•all mt!lwill kt'9!" rlwt are mv dlsciplea, It you lwvt jOve Jor one 411otlu!r."-John I •35, 1'' 1wl~~·!TSirl/iJII ea. De/ego tes Selected . ThOughts ·. ftf•t• the •ound · The Reilon 11 meetlntl o1 tho Oblo Assodstlon o!Gardon Cluba was amouneed for AprU 10 at tbe Richland Avenue Methodist a.urch, Athens. Mrs. Denver Holter and Mra. Fred Nease were given prizes lor their IUndu rope planllwhlch they ha.. grown, and bluo ribboo1 t.or arrangements were to Mrs. 11omer Hoi'~· • Mr s, u. ,,.. aoU, and MrL Hollon. Mrs. Graeo HyHII was also gi'"n 1 blue ribbon for a lemon tree with a !emon oo It which she displayed. Refteshmenta were served by Mrs. Hysell with Mrs. MaiOII Fisher and Mrs. Milton Rouob servl!lll as contrlbutlng hnotess- Mr. and Mra. George Dorst ol Wellston surprised h e r FlUDAY mother, Mrs. G. G. Werner &mMIDDLEPORT Wo m e n ' s day lrith a blrthda,)l dinner, Mrs. ChrlaU&n Tern,perance Union, 7:Dural brought a blrkey dinner 30 Friday night at the Heath and Mr. and Mrs. Werner and United Methodist Church. The the Durot !aml)J' were joined Methodist women will be hoolor the celebradon by Mr. and teases. Mrs. Jack Werner, Belpre. SATURDAY Mr. end Mrs. Myron Miller SOUP SALE, Gl'OIV 2 of the spent the weekend in NeliiOJl.. Women's Aasociatlon, FlrstUnit.- ville With lholr 1011 and daughed Presbyterian Church, SltiD'· ter...J.n-law, Mr. and Mrs. James day at the church. For ad\lnce Miller. James, a -~~~ at Ohio onlen and deliveries telephone University, was oo his spring Mrs. Myron Mlller, 992-9543. break. or Mrs. Wllltam Morris, 992The Rev. and Mrs. George 3438. Seq) wlll be available at Oller returned to Mullens, w. the church after 3 p.m. Va. Wednesdoy a!tervlsitl!lllhere !UGH SCHOOLdaneepart;ylrith with Mr. and Mrs, Gene Oller tho Joys Saturdoy night at the and family and Mr. and Mro. Melp l1li!l School auditorium I. R. Neal and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudnall In Middleport; achool sponi!OI'ed, 8 to 11 p.m.; admlaslon 75 eenta •Jolted over the weekend ln Marlon wlthMr.andMrs.FloydSmlth par parson. and Mr. and Mrs, Roger Rudnsll. SUNDAY SERVICES at SU•ersvUJe Community Oturch, Sunday, 7:30 p. rrL with Kermit Walton, Pomeroy, •-king. Public Invited. TUESDAY SPECIAL MEETING, Eastern Bani Boosters, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high school Concert hand parents especially asked to be &mday school classroom represent. Maxine Whttehead 1 pre.-11!111 was discussed during sident Tuesdoy night's mooting o! the STATED MEETING, MiddleLoyal Bereana Class at the Midport Maaonlc Lodge 363, F, and dleport Church o! Christ. A.M., Tuesdoy 0\'enl!lll, 7:30. ReHomer Rlce gave the opening freabmenta. Carl Ta¥lor, wor- pra,yer and Mra. Pearl Bunce preohlp!ui master, Invites sil Mas- sented devotlona, using Psalm ter Masons. 118 and prayer. A reading was given by Mrs. !Ulah Jones. The remodel~!~~ consists o! paneling the walls and putting tile on the ceiling. Several mem. bers are assisting with the work. Reported ill were Mrs. Bessle REEDSVD.LE - The C.B.C.S. mooting at the home ot Mr. and Ashley and Herbert Fink. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bunce, and Mrs. Walter Brown Saturday .,entng lor their March. meet- Mrs. Gertrude Greenlee served 1!111. heard their president, Mrs. refnshments. H.0·· ·EL·IJir'I; Messner, Mro. llofllolllek,MrL Edwin NBII!zlln& Mro. llbarlea Morlt<Utla, Mro. liaDa Nowlin, Mrs. C.eitar Frye. car ter comfort. Potent overhead cam eng1ne and fully ,Independent rear suspen Sion • Deep foam . 'b~c~et seats • All vrnyl interior • Floor· ·mounted 4-speed . Test driYe the family · · sports .car- Datsun/ 2 today; · •. The arr~~~~~ment o! the month, a piece ual!lll woolhered wood, da!todlla, and Easter eu tulips, waa dlllployed by Mrs. Vlclor 1\YIOU, Tlpa on April prdonl!lll were given by Mrs. Hollon who suspoled that amual dower aeecla be planted In lilt beds, lhatotrawberrles, aoporops and rlllberb 1>a set out, end !bat blberous begonias be atarted Indoors. .Gorden Club Will Visit Tipp City Nursery ~ert, ~' f::~=~W~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LeRer bora YOUII& MlrJ Bit<!; Mike spolts sunlllht. ::Mta• Mrs .. Tripp is . r Recen HOS feSS '• 50 a.m.; Edward S. Bosworth clown 4:05 a;m.; Miss Lucky up 6:20 a.m.; GreeQIJ> Locks He!en R. UP 6:20p.m.; o. F, or down 8:55p.m.; Elisha Woods UP 12:05 a.m.· Western up 5:SO a.m.• Cotlm ;,,eon~ 6.•• ' "" ~"" ;.v a. m.; R. H. Bosworth d<WVn 7:20 s.m.· Meldahl Lock F anklln 8• ' r Pierce doWn 4:20 p.m.; Etna LculsviUe uP 7:50p.m.; L. w. ~oot up f2:40 a.m.; Ravenswood up 2:15 a.m.; Jellboat up 5:20 a.m.; Lady Rosemary clown 5:55 a.m.; J. S. Lewis doWn 6:25a.m. . :to :PLEASAm' - Free- to EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY CO. · ' "Ins tho theme ol the moeflntJ. "AmOIIi the polnta emphallized by Corper were mt to lot a bare ;"Toot tree freeze or dry out, and : when plonli!lll It, cut It back one : hall. n. aald that lor a balled : and burlapped everareen, the tree • lhould be hooled In aa aoon . as : postlble when the 8J'C)UIId Ia not • frozen and that 11\Y tree or ahrub : of this kind ohould be cut beck : one..adrd. : Carper' si .. spoke on staklng : and wrepplng treeo and obN>s : to r.Wce bore damap and sun : scald. He laid that tho burlap : ~~~~left complelelloollhen . \ Eaotar.,n ...era !'!!'·,use on~ A senior, cltlzin, 1 hlndlcapCOLIIJil!US - · Thtell. senior .llil'la, , me !rom.each Melp County ~ ic-, !love ;,.ell~ keta of ~s . to l!e delhered Pod child, illd an orphln o1 the uslstance a.laras to allelll tho NatJomi!do 'BellU\l' Acad011\l' tn Ollllllibus. :Tiley .n Jo Nio lila"' to clwtor mOjilbon alii shut. i cllllmuDl\l' have bell! selected uel, Southern LocaiiiJgh S,Chool, a on.lqurth scholar,ablj!; Helen N.,.land, of El'stern 111811 S.I!Oal. . Ins of Feeney•, Btmolll'ost 128, 1 o r llj)OC!al . remembrances a one-fourth scholarobiP, and GIIWer ~ •• .of Mella High School, wllii a tultlmaward.· 'fhOI' • American Lesion. -~ tho auxll- th.r®ah .tho year; were , selected on tho l>alllo of wrltleli ~~~t~Ucodms, rocommelllatlons by h1lh school c:ounlelors, !try wUl be IDodo 6t .llle Junior '' · and the Natlonwtde C<IWIIolor, atler 'cle»th' "*rmwa with the Dlroctor ot_the ACIIIIliii,JI. · ' auxiliary members at 2p.m.&ln-·;;- ~, ==-., day .at tho boiL II Meeting Tuesday night at ·the to ·haU, the juniors planned to !Ill · . . ' GAUGF$ - Galllpol!s, 1%.3 alii clellver .tho l>askots on the '· Saturday 1>alore ·Easter alii will 111!1 ,23,1 n,nnlni 42 toot of rollmoot at the hill at 2 p.m. also oro; Ploooan~ 25,99; POmeon U.t daJ, roy..,..~ 23.44; IUnton, 2,72 POINT PLEASANT - •'EmAs a special project for AprU !aiiiDI: ll!ntDI. 8.27 rlsl!lll; ChlrRev. Willard Jones of BrieAn Easter sunrise sen'ice Will pioye' on otr1ko it the QW!t;y - chUd wel!aro IIIOIIIh ~ each lellott; Z0,33 falling. Lmdon, and to1 VIllage, noer Waverll, wiD be bald at the Long Bottom Unit.- Morlltaclurlni Co. are In 1Q0!C1 clrl will select a need~> chUd In Marmet,- l'lllllilng f feet of roll- dollnr tho Pllm 8mday .......,.. ed ~st Church at 6 a.m. aplrlt, ' IUIIIclpata a poj sotlle-. her nel&hJ>orhond lor oome re- oro; ,and Wln!leld, runnq8!eet · at tho iij>racuM Firat United J,luslc wW II' pieaonted b)' a mont· of' crureroncos, and llave mombranco dur!rw the month. BOAT MOVEMENTS: . Preab¥terlan Church. 1outh choral gr<q> and there ovWy eonllclonc:e lntheGorlacht, GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- ~een Flll'""the pulp! of wlU be a three aCt piQ entitled 1!1' ,the state• 111111e ThursCIQ> uP 7:35 p.m.·, ML ~w ~·- on Easter ... !lmday t wiD the be clul:cll tho doy by Carl S8man 0( tho lnlar"The H..,.a In Bethoey." and Toble-C d<WVn 7:40 p.m.; Dr. 1'IW Orpn, or tho Woet. . Takq roles In the plo,y will . ~ Ladles Garment WorkDiana Boaworlh uP 9:10 p.m.; minster Fowtdatlon, Athens. Hol,y be Janet Connall)>, Dolores era l/tllon, organizer 0( tho obop Harvey Jordan up 1;35 a.m.; communion wlll be obse"ed end Frank, Mary Grace Cowdery,' bert list Oetober. As 0( toc~t,y, ,41!n Southern UP 6:20 a.m.; liar- an Easter sunrise sen'ice will STORE HOURS Charles Jlall, Chester Bucide7, b<WVever, 110 moelllll hos. been 't{O,er clown 7:40a.m. be held at 6 a.m., followed Wltb Marlene Putnom, Dorthea Rle- seL ., KANAWHA RIVER - London, coffee and donuts In the chlll'cb bel, Phyllis Larkins, Charles 'l1!e &herlll'o department <1 . H. E. Bowles UP 2:05 a,m,; Mar- annex. Humphrey, Inez Boring, Dorlel Ma11011 Couney reports that U!ero met, Morris Harvey clown 3:10 The ptbllc ls oordlalll lnvlt. Larkins, Enzle N.,.oU, and Dor.. were no .caUs !rom BIIUlrer· p.m.; George T. Price up 11:30 ed fD attend these services. ilm· is Marks. Chemical Co. Thursda)'. · p.m.; Semet down t:30 a.m.j doy School ls at 9:30 a.m., !olCost as the II disciples wUI A picket Uno cortlruea at tho 8 A.M. 8 P.M. Franklin B. doWn 5:f0 a.m.; Wtn. lowed with the worship service be Joe Turner, Jne Bl11ell, 9ate Rqacl Gerap, /'\ MONDAY THRU field, W, H. 9laver, Jr. up 6:- at 10:30. Charles Hensley, Hobart New· · - - - - - - - - - . SATURDAY 30 p.m.; Fort Dearborn doWn 9:SANDY RAMSEY ell, Ernest Ruth, Jlalllall Coul05 p.m.; Je!!erson doWn 11:05 KYGER CREEK HI G H son, Joe Connally. Charles Jluln.. p.m.; Ouachita up 11:15 p.m.; (HOSPITAL NEWS SCIIOOL - Girl ol tho Year, phrey, Ronnie Orr, BW BuCkley, Tammy L, White UP 1:20 a.ri>. -~lily Ramsey, deughtero!Mr. arKI Chester Buckley, OIUO RIVER - Lock 13• L. Holzer Medical Center, First IIKI . Mrs, A. ' R. Ramsey, Mrs. Charles ilumphroy wW Floro clown 12:15 a.m.; Loclllf , SAME DAY Che' S fa!.re, has been Rlected direct the plo,y. The llav. RusGUlla McCool up 4,10 p.m.;~ A•e. VlslUng hours 2-1 and 7..!1 ·985-3347 p.m. Parents only on Pedlat- FHA Girl or the Yesr. Miss sell Harper, pastor, Invites the . SERVICE CHESTER, OHIO nnson UP 6: 35 p.m.; OVEC uP rico Ward. Ramsoy wlll be a calllldate to public. In At 9 - Out At5 8:40 p.m.; Onward UP 10:05 p, Admissions the Natlonol FHA convention Out ''" Porkfng LOr . m.; A, v. Criss up 6:15 a.m.; PubllcatJm of admls 1 ion l8 ln Columbus on April 11 alii PATIENT IN GALUPOIJS Lock 16, Paul D. doWn NO s 12. Frank Colburn ot tho Pratts ~IHitrl a.m.; Locll17, Pennsylvania~ prohibited urr:lrttl'":"er notJce. Fork area is a medical.' paUent 3 a.m.; Cley o! St. Lculs up Mrs M,yron F Bry w ll at Holzer Medical Center Hoe4:15 Lm.; PollY R, up 4:20 a. otoo, ci.ughter 10: 598 :::"Thu~.: pltaL His room nunlber la :163. ~-·St. Marys doWn 5 a.m.: r.ock clay: Mr•. ;f~x. i..;ns, Pl. Zl,~ ~ · uP 3:40 a.m.t:c:.:P~ r ¥ iiJj, ~ t::: ~" ,, . ..,, I..Oef 2S7~ Titin ap 4:55 a.u1.i<l'i:'f~rrieta,y:1irs 15'env~r 'S. Tu~ier' ...,,~ • ~ (7'..(~ Raclno Lockt, Duncan Bruce ' ' c r, f d<WVn 2•40 p.m • ··~-·• ~ Butralo, W. Va., daughter, 12:• • ., ~..-. ..... "'"'"u 48 a.r;n ~ 'Frlday, 7,35 p.m.; Foremost down 12:Dl h eel Mrs. VIctor H7aell. uwUdllfe and Conaenatkll" should be planted ln aoll and placed In a warm 8J10I Without • - Quick. Here's what you have to beat: Gas heat is dependable, safe from the elements. Gas heat is clean- filtered clean. Gas heat is fresh air ' circulating heat. Gas heats your whole home evenly .. . including the basement. Gas heat is convenient -set one thermostat and forget it. Gas heats quickly. Even if you could beat- or even match - all these beauties of Gas heat, you still have one other advantage to beat. The economy of Gas heat! If you ever find a better deal than Gas heat, by all means grab it. lots of luck. OVER 40o,ooo so. n.! It's patked with over 30,000 items. We became.a partner in this modern warehouse !Jnd its fleet of trutks when we joined together with over 800 o.ther independent stores in the HWI (Hardware Wholesalers, Int.) assoda· Iron. Irs 9 buyers and over 300 hundred employees work togelher to bring ~s. merchandi~e at Iawes! possib,le prices. These •aving• are passed along to. YOU, mak1ng us "YOUR LINK TO VAlUE." In addirion we oHer you Frtendly Service and Product Knowledge, Shop "The Friendly One," Today! 01~ 1) Po~~!~!m5~~~~~ding ~I )Co. Since THINK OF All THE THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH TI;IE MONEY YOU SAVE WITH • '· �' . will win llle A. L, fiiJ. . THE CHESTER METHOQJST tla, &lodiY 8\lhool &tiL Sundt)' p, m. . CHARGE - Riot. Ptorl A. clo- School, 1:30 L m.; io!Gr111!V-~"! ~ IIE'11!Qo to, paotor. CHESTER: Worlh!r ohlp, 10:30 L 11.1 ~ evoDIST CHIJl\CH - W, Dale lotc- I a. m.; Sundt)' Sehocil; i6 L iri.; jd~ aorvl_., 7; pnyar·moetq Cl..... pan.'; _ , School, 'llro. Wold~-. &tiL FLAT• W-l!i!IJ, 7 P.m. · ,, 10:10 a. m.; Worahlp aonlco, . WOODS: Church School, Sundt)', ST. JOHN LUTIIERAN- Brl· 9:30 a. m., He<lod and fourth 11 a. m., Jollll Bally, 1111~ Wor- an ElWtl. pallor. Wot'lhlp. 8:$0 S4andll •ch month. ahlp aervico alternate• wltb AI- a. m., taUciwell bJo SllndiJScbool. CHESTER CHURCH OF TilE trecl IIIII Flatwooda. Servlcea ST. PAUL LIJTID;!IAN - SriNAZARENE - a.Y. Htrilett ~· mor""-! or evening of on ~. poator. Sundt)' School, Grate, pallor. Worllllp 10.-\ce, Mch. week. 9145 '- m.1 Wot"ahlp, 10:30 a.m. ' ALFRED Jo(ETHODIST, Peorl TilE DANVIU.E WESLEY AN 11 L m. 111117:30 p.m., &lnllQ, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTSYRACUSE UNlmD METHQ.. A. caa - . 8ll!di,J Scbool CHURCH - Clarlea Dour, pas- Sunday School, 9:30 L m.· Rich- Palnoroy, Mulberry Hta. Rood, DIST - Rev. Paul A. Sellera, lit 9:10, tlgril DlluDew. !lq>t. · tor; Adra Swick, Sundl1 School ard llarton, &tiL Charita Blo- IIOrlh otVeteraDB MomorWHoo- postor. SUnday Scbool,8:10a.u\., Worllllp aanleeo' Ill 10:45, with &tlerlltonlent. ~ School, i.U, uslitsnls!llt.Prayermeet- pltll. PhiUp Gager, paator. sab- Bon Qul10nborry, SICIL lolol'lllnl Vore 9wlrtllay-l.eoder, Wonhlp 9:3V L m,; 'lloroblp oerviee, l~Wo Wodneacii,Y, 7:30 p. m. both School, SaturdaY, 2 p. m.; worahJ.I>, 10:30 a. m., !lrll and oerricel &indlo,y OYII!Iinl at 7:45 10:30 L 1ft. Youth IIIII Jlllllor HARRISONVILLE , PRESBY· Worllllp, 3:l5 p. m.; Yauth Fel· thlrd 5unll11 each month. Ewill! the ROY. Cuto. Woclnesdi,Y yl>lth aervico, 8:45 p. m. E..,. TERIAN - lol.rs. Norma . Leo, lowllllp IIIII Adult Bible stud)o, ning e..,..Ustlc oervlco, 7:30 evealnl pro,yer oerricea at 7:45. ""-! worahlp, 7:$0. l'rlyor IIIII SUIIII&l' School &tlerlntollllent. W-acii,Y, 7:30p.m. p.m., second and!GurthSunilys. LOTrRDlGE UNITED METH· praloo, Wodne., 7:30 Sunday School, 9:3o L m. SunF1RST UNlmD Plll!SBYTERCARMEL UNimD METHQ.. ODIST- Worahlp,ftntlllllthlrd UNlmD FAITH CHURCH day Hrvico, 8 p. m., the ROY, IAN CHURCH - Middleport, .DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. SUnii,Yo o! eoch month, 10:45 a. Neooe SettltmeDl - Robert E. Max DOIIahuo of lolklclleport. Guest mlnloter. Jamso BuchaJ>. S.Uora, pastor. Sunday School, m.; aocond and lourth Sunlli,Ya, Slnlth, Sr., pallor. Sunllai'School JEHOVAH'S WITNFSS, Lar- an, Sunlly School &tiL Sunday 9:30 a. m.; Wayno Roush, &tiL 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 &tiL, Ro)IJCJimaClft.Sunilai'School ry caraohan, pres!- mlnlo- School, 9:30 L m.;Worahlpoerv· Morn!~ worohl,9, 10:30 ·a. m., a. .m. Christian Endeavor, thlrll 9:30 L m.; Worahlp aorvlce, tor. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30 Ice, 10:30 a. m.; Choir practice second IIIII fourthSUndayoofeach sa~ ofeocb medii. 10:30 a. m. IIIII 7130 p. m. each a. m.1 Watc:h Tower stnlly, 10:30 7:30 p. m. W-acii,Y. mooih. Evening • .....,natlc sor· LAUREL CLIFF FREEliiETH- Sunday; Yl>llh meetq IIIII choir L m.; WodllllodaY: Bible atudy, ASBURY UNtmDMETHODIST vice, 8 11- m. second an! thlrd ODIST &-.38 a, praetlce, 8:30 p. m. eachSunilaj'. 7 p.m. TIKlroday: 'lllniStry och.ool - Syraeuao. Rev. Wonlell Slut- Sunday each mooth. "~ hlp 10 10 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- at 7 p. m.. Service m~ ai lor, paator. Sunday School, 10 ENTERPRISE UNITED METH· m.;DWJ•u ora • : Lm.; Even!~ worohlp, 7:30p. m.iWod· Norman Mccain, SoP. Services 8 p. m. a.m.; Cf.rrdl Norris, So¢ Wor- . ODIST - Rev. Wllllam Alrson, neacii,Y, Chrlodan Ycdh Crill»- weekly at 9:30 a. m. l'relchlng, loi.ASON CHURCH OF CHRIST shl.l> oervice, 11 a. m.; MYF, 8 pastor. Ralph Spencer, !qot.1 El· era, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meetl~Wo !lrat and thlrd Sunday of month - Mmor St - Evaroon Week- p. m. Sunday; Pro,yer meeting, doo Weeks, aoot Worahlp O.rv7:30 p. m. Thurodo.Y, choir prac- by Charles Raison, 9:30 a.m. le,, pastor. Bible study classes, Wadne&diY, 8 p.m. lees, 9:30 L m.: Surday School, tice, 7 p. m. R. Eupno GW, TilE BRADFORD CHURCH OF Sunday, 10 a. m. Worship IIIII POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 10:30 L m.; YQith F.Uowahl,9, 'paator; Pldl Wloe, So¢ CHRIST- Charles Russell, pas- preach!~, 10:55 L m.: SUnday NAZARENE- Corner Unlmlllll 6:30 p, m. Wedneasy: Choir, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST tor. lllchlrd Gtlkey, &tiL Sun- evenl!W 10rvice, 7:30. Bible study Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Render· 6:15 p. m.: Bible Slnlly, 7:30. - Ronnie RaaoeU, pastor. N.,.,;· day School, 9:30 a. m.; 'llornlne clasaoo, Wodnesdi,Y, 7:30 p.m. soo, pastor. Sunlly School, 9:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - lolld•• m1111 c. wm, s~C~L Sunilal' School worship, 10:30 a. m.; Even!~ GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. L m.; Haymon! Walburn, S!llt. dleporl, 5th and Main. Jack 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, worlbJ.I>, 7 p.m. Wodnoadl,l'Biblo Main Stree4 Pomeroy. Church Morn!~ worohl,9, 10:30 a. m.: Scltes, s!IIL Bible School, 9:30 10:30 a. m. Chrlstillll Enleawr study, 7:30 p. m. School, 10:30 a. m. each SliD- Evenl'V Service, 7:30 p. m. lolld- L m.1 Mornl~ worship, 10:30 a. SUnday ovenbw. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF day. Third Sunday of each month Week service, Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Evening worship, 7:30p.m.: RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OFLATTERDAY no mornirw service. Holy com- p. m. Prayer service, Wedneaday, 7 9• Tin lalr.e Is ,.,.,. t.od•y. Starldhl& w•vet rlptle acron THE NAZARENE-SundaySchool SAINTS- Portland-RacineRollol. mUllion, 7:30 p, m. FOREST RUN UNITED METH- m., Rev. Raulln Moyer, pastor. Ill surface, boNU of tb~ sa:wu ge11tl1 brtt%t that ruflet 9:30 L m.; Morning Worshl,9, Sunday School, 9:30a.m.: MomSOUTH BETHEL UNimD ODIST - Rev. Wen!eU G. SlutCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE through my tulit•· 1 wallr. .,.,., the•, filllllg "'Y "'"'' 10:30 a.m.: EvenllV Worlhl.l>, I~ worship, 10:30 a.m.: Sunday METHODIST- Worship, aocond ler, pastor. Worship service, 9 - Mlclclleport Rev. Auclry Mill· with bet~uly, llsttfli•g to the WUt'ffJ#t' of early 'lm)rtlittK· 7:30 p. m. Wodneadi,Y, Sunday •~ service at 7 p. m. Wed- and tourth sunday, 10:30 LDl.i a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. er, pastor. Lester Ta,ylor, S\tlt. School Superintendent, Pauline evening prayer service !lrll and third 5un!a1s, 7:30 Mro. Fred Nease, SUpt. Scripl11,t-l ,.._fud b11111t Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: Mor.,. Sooff. l ga.tber up basluts of or11nge and scarlet, ;ale McCUntock. Paetor, Rev. Morris at 7:30 Pastor, Elcler C. W. p. m. Sunlly School, 9:30 L m. Anurir1111 Bible Setdflll THE MJNEHSVlLLE UNITED IIV Worshl.l> 10:30 L m.: Junior tmk alfd '""on yellow altd burry to the church I• the Youth FoUowshlp,,6 p. m. each METHODIST - Rev, Wen!oU SOelocy, 6:30 p. m.: NYPS, 6:45 lol. wol!e. Prol!ltt Ma""TUPPEHS PLAINS UNimD TRE BRADBURY CHURCH OF SWilay at T!llpers Plains United Stuller, pastor. Sunday School, p. m. Sunday E"ngollatlc meet26:1-16 7:11-U METHODIST- MornirwWonhiP CHRIST- Mr. Tedcadw.Uodor, Molllodlst Church. My be•rt Is ftdl. 1'4 come to this church, 1011U •o'llths 9 L m.: Kenneth Wlagtns, S!IIL lng, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Ma. . . . 9:30 a. m. 111 Iormor EUB bulkl- pastor. Jerry Vaalnwagen, SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Worship aervice, 10 a.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. •go, burJ111etl with wrrow. Here, l'tl fou•tl cotJJfort a.J 26:17..tt lng. E>Pallllod Sunlly Scboolseo- day School S!llerlnton!elit. 51111- -The Rev. Cheoter Bryant, paoSYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE THE SALVATION ARMY- EJ>. 'ur;ose i1t the life arul teachir~gs of God's So,, Sl11ce theft., sloo lor !llrsocytogrldoo!xchll- day School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. 'lllllor voy RaY S. Wlni'V, olllcer In IOMIIIII MatttJ.w I'd bee• hattkr than I t1!er thoNght tonlblt. 1:1141 26:So,.t6 dren at former Methodist amex worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evenirc Worship service, 11 a.m.; Eve- paator. BobMoore,SinilySchool charge. Sun:lay, 10 L m., Holl.. Now, 111 the Jtill~~eu, I wbhpn- 11 lfnlf-4180 ,.,.,., at 9:30a.m., Mra. Jllllell Stout, service, 7 .P· m. Wednesday, ni~ worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer 5111t Sunlly School claues lor ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunchildren's s""'"rtendent. sun- Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. aU ages, 9:30 a. m.; Mornlllg day School. Young People's Leto the S... •f D•vldJ" Alfd I l•y blouo"" gmtly \ day ChiD'ch School, odullll and GRAHAM VNimD METHQ.. Youth service, Thursday, 7:30 p. worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS s~ glon, 7 p. m.; Sahation meeting, 4M01Jg ptJim braffches, as though hi Hi• prtltflct. f youth, 10:30 a. m.; Junior HJcb, DIST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 m. Moothly olngs, ftrst Slllurdll,\' day, 6:30 p. m.: E.....,Usdc 7:30 p. m.; Thursdll,\', I to 3 p. AtleN your cburcb. Plrul th1 #0::1 ad htJI'fll•eu you'vl Cop.,rlfhllm Kn•L..,. Adu; u,..., Senior HJcb and YWDS Adults L m., first and second Sunllys of each month. service, Sunda,y, 7:30 p. m.; Mid- m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. bee• Siffg host~•'1141 to the Uvltlg Lonl. s.....ic•. l"'· · sc...,r,.tJ, v.. meet iR Iormor Metholllot Church ol eoch monlh; third IIIII lourth HEMWCK GROVE CHRIST· Week Prayer meetJ:wWodneodo.Y Prep cla~ooo. lor Sunlly Ch....,h School. ~ SUIIII&l's each month, worship IAN CHURCH - Jamoa Slnlth, 7:30 p. m. Mlool...ry Meeting MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- lolldHackney, youth ollllrlntollllent; service at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday pastor. Robert Paulsen, Sunday second Wednesday or each mooth dleport, corner ol Fourth IIIII With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is 9ood in Pool biJh school IIIII senior 141118 evenings at 7:30, Prayer and School &tiL Mornfnl; aorvlco, il7:30 p. m. Main St Robert Jackson, pastor. family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms ~llll organ· moot In !ormorEUBbulldlng,Ho- Bible stud)o. 9:30 L m.; Snllllay School, 10:45 MAsoN ' BAPTIST CHAPEL- SWilay School, 9:30a.m.; Mom- 1za11ons whose names appear below ·' ' bart Vineyard, S!IIL Mill Bible MAHON ASSEMBLY cHURCH L m.: Youth moeti~V, 6:45p.m. The Rev. Harold CUMlngham, IIV worohl,9, 10:30 a.m., Arnold Class party, last Monday each OF GOD - Seconl St., Ma...., SILVER RUN FREE W I L L paotor. Charles Lambert, Sunday Blchards, SUpt. morth. Youth Fallowshlp each W. Va. SWilay School, 10 L m. BAPTIST - Rev. C.IIIIW Atldns, School SICIL {:or,.r Second and RUTLAND FIHST BAPTIST Sunlly, 6 p. m. In lormer Metf>. MOI'IIirw worship, 11 a. m. Evaa- pastor. Richard Fink, Sunday Pomeroy Sts.,· Mason, W. Va.; Rev. Samuel J. Jack1011, pastor • ndl8t building. District yl>llh ra1- gellstic oervice, 7:30 p. m. Bible School Stcterlntenclent. Sunday Sunday School, 9i45 a.m.; Wor- Prayer service, 9:30 a. m.; Sun(Lorry Bailey) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAO ly !lrot Monday of eoch montb. Study and prayer service, Weci- School, 10 L m.; Worstdp, 7:30 ship aervlc::e, 11. Wtdnesdayeve- day School, 10 a. m.: Mrs. Ger. WEST MAIN. ST. POMEROy, 0 . HUNTINGTON, W. VA. LETART UN1mD METH(}. nooday, 7:30 p. m. Chester TeiP p. m. Prayer meeting, nuasday, ning, training union, 7; Prayer trude Butler, &\lit. Worablp serv Support Tho Church Of Your Cholce ·DJST CHURCH - Flrot IIIII soc- nant, paator. Phone '1'13'5133. 7:30 p. m. Choir practice, Tuos- service, 7:45. leo, 11 a. m. Baptist Train!~ UJ>. " ' . ' ' ond SUndays, prea~ at8p.m.; CARLETON OIURCH-KI~o­ 411', 7 p. m. THE ROCK SPHING&tJNI1ED lon, !IraI an! aecond Sunllys at • • ~ > Thlrd and IGurth Sunllys, Sun- burS Rood. Sunday SC1MN 9:po POMEROY C H U R C H OF METHODIST J.116.nfey, 5:30 p. m.; Mrs. Mary Woods ' day School, 10 a. m., Worahlp a.m., Ralph Carl, B111L W0rahlp CHRIST - Robert H. Wood, pas- paator. Harold Blackston, church prosldonL oervlce at 11 a. m.; Tuesday service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. tor. Sunlly Bible Slnlly, 9:30 a. achool SICIL Mo~ worohlp, HYSELL RUN FREE METH().. "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" ovenl~ 111 8 p.m., Prayer and m. alternately. Prayer meed~, m.: 'llorni~VWorohip, IO:SOa.m.: 9:30 L m.; Church School, 10:15 DIST -Rev. CecU J. Wloo, paoGENERAL MERCHANDISE MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992·3284 Bible Sludy. Wodneodi,Y, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Youth meeting, 6:30p.m.; Eve- a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30: tor. SwxiBy School, 9:30 a. m. ; PH. 667·3280 TUPPERS PLAINS RUTLAND CHURCH OF mE Stllos, pastor. ~ worahl,9, 7:30. MJd.Woek MYF Sullllll,\', 8:30 p. m. Prll,!'er Morning Worship, 10:30; EvetlAZARENE - Rev. lloyd D. OLD DEXTER CONGREGA· service, Wodnesdi,Y, 7:30 p. m. moetlng and BihloStud,y, Wodneo- ni'V worohl,9, 7:30 p, m.; Young Grimm, Ji'., pool«. Sunlly TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wli- Junior choir practice, Frida)', day, 7:30 p. m. Administrative Pec~le's Service, 6:45 p. m. •' Council meeting, ftrot Moniii,Y of Prayer meeting, Thurodo.Y, 7:30 School, 9:30 L m.: lolorniDtl wor- lanl Dutcher, pastor. Mro. Wor- 4 p. m. ship, 10:30 a.m.; Yoomg_.e'o ley Fronds, Sunday School S!Gt. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN each month, 7:30 p, m. p, m. Solea - Allis Cholmora - Slice r oervlco, 6:45 p. m.; Eft~W~llstlc SUnday Schoo, 9:30 ~ m. Churc]l La~svWe VIllage. ROY. Robert EDEN UNimD BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT f1RST BAP. " ' Farm - Industrial - Lawn - . arden MIDDLEPORT, 0. senlcea, 7:30 p. m. Weclnotday services ftrst IIIII thlrd Sunlly Eugene 'lluaaor, pastor. Wonhlp CHRisT - Elclon R. Blake, pao- TIST- Charles W. Slmoos,paoTUPPERS PLAINS · PH. 7·3435 eve~ oorvlce, 7:30 p. m. followi!W SUnday School. Second servlce, 10:30 L m.; Gl.- tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; tor. Robert Rlcharclson, Sunlly HEATH UNlmD METHODIST and lourth Seturday eveningo, Fetty, Sol!cli,Y SchoolSIIIL Sunday Wl:llle Hololnger, s~ 'llornllV School 5u1L SUnday ChiD'eh CHURCH, Mllldloport - Max E. 7:30 p. m., church services. School, 9:30 a. m.; SuJdiY ev. sermon, 11 L m.; Eveni~ aerv- School, 9:15 a. m.; Moml11t worDoMhuo, mlnioter; Jamss BrowUNlmD FAITH CHURCH ~~~~ service, 7:30 p. m. lolld- leo Christian Endeavor, 7;30 p. ship, 10:15 a. m. Sunday Bible irwtoo; SUnday School OII!Orl"' - Neaoe Settlement. SWilay week service, Wednesday, 7:30 m., Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, presS- study hour, 7:30 p.DL Stalay4:30 dent. Song service and sermon. p. m., game tl...,_e for youth. Wed-telllleDl. Church School, 9:30 li. School Soporlntodent, Roy JohJ>. p. m. BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER m.; Mornlnc: worship, 10:30 L son. Youth meeting, 6:30, SunRACINE FIHST BAPTIST 8:20. lolld-Wook prayer meoU~ neoday oveniq( prayer service, MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • m.: Yl>llh meotlq(, S!nlay, 6 p. day. Charleo Norris, pestor. Sunlly Wodneadi,Y, 7:30 p. m., lol.rs. 7:30p.m. m. Choir rehelrsal Wodnollllay, SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED School, 9:30 L m.; Morn!~ wor· Mule Holzlngsr, class leodor. SACRED HEART _ During 7 p. m. choir director, Ben Pldl· PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Llnsoo ship, 10:45 L m. SUnii,Y ovoDI!W BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE Lenten oeuoo, oervlcea 7 p.m. aon. fn3er service, Weclnelday, stebbhu, pastor. Sunday School, worship, 7:30 p. m.: Wodneoday Mlnersvlllo, 0., Clolrchaervicea Wodneodal' and Saturday. c 0 n· 8 p.m. 9:30 L m.; Worahlp aervice, tO- evoni~ Bible stud)o, 7:30 p. m. each Friday ovenlq(, 7:30p.m. fessl<ll, 7:30 p.m. Salurda.Y. In BETHANY UNITED METHQ.. :SO L m.; Bible stnlly and prayer BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - Putor Ken DorrllV!oD of Hav· caoo of rune so or !lmerals, call Lincoln-Mercur~-Comet-Englith Ford DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. aorvice, Wodnoadi,Y, 7:30 p.m. Great Bond, Charles Norrla,pao- onawood Second Baptlot Church. Gllbort ZwWln& 992-3658or99293·6601 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ATHENS, 0. Sellers, pastor. lolorniDtlworahl,9 POMEROY f1RST BAPTIST- tor. Worship service, 9:30 a.m.: Bible Stully each Wodneadi,Y at 3298. 85 N. COURT ST. ·' !• CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services 9:30 L m.; Sunlly School, 10:30 Georp Sklmor, SUnday School SUnll1 School, 10:30 L m. 7;30 p. m. L m. B1Jtbo Thollo, a!IIL Yl>llh S~C~Brintendont. Sunlly School, MORNING STAR UNITED POMEROY WWER UGHT at 315 Main St, PL Pleasant, Fellow1hlp, 8:10 p. m. 9:30 L m.; Mor~ worship, METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. CHURCH - Harrlaonvllle Rood. Sun!ays, 11 L m.; Wednesdays, THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY 10:30: BYF, 6 p. m. Bible stud)o, William Alrson, paatori J o h n Rev. Roy T&,ylor, paator; wo.. 7:30 p, m. All welcome. ' CHURCH - Rev. Amos TIJiio, Wednesday, 7 p.m.: choir pnc- lhle, &trt. i Roy Van Meter, AIIL lliJJI Reeves, Sunday School S.t. PLUMBING AND HEATING putor. SUnday &boo!, 9:30a.m.: tlce, Wodno., 8:30p.m. FAMILY RECREATION 992·2550 SUpt Sunlly School, 9:45 L m.; Sunlly School, 9:30 L m.; WorLeo BurDom, a!CIL Worohlpoervlo!T. UNION Bapdot- Rev. C.. Mornlq( Worahl,9, 10:45 L m.; ohip service, 10:30 L m.; Eve-. SWIMMING MIDDLEPORT 240 LlNCOLN ST. Ice, 11 L m. WodneiMIIJ pro,yer ell Cox, paotor. SWilay School Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. ning worship, 7:30 p. m.; Pr&Jer • meetq, 7:30 p. 111. Suiiiii.Y J\lt!llt superlntodent, Eorl Starkey,Sun- Thuracii,Y, Fred E. Smllll, laY· aod praloe aervice, Thurodi,Y, worlh!P, 7:30. day School, 9:45 L m.; 5n1111ay leader. Youth FollowahJ.I>, 7:30 7:30 p. m. everdng worship, 7:30; Wednes- p. m. Sunday. WESLEY AN UNITED METHQ.. lo!T. HERMON UNITED DIST CHURCH, Racine - W, ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0. 992-6098 Mr. and Mrs. sm Eormoart "THE STORE WITH A HEART" ThoAlmaraC BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. Dolo McClurg, pastor. SUnday A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY ol Lopn were Sunlly violtoro of • RACINE, OHIO By United Preoa lnlornatlmal Menzel Smith, pastor. SUIII!ay School, 9:30 a. m.;WorahlpsorvmachlnL lol.r, and MrL Harley JCJimaon. Tliiii,Y Ia Friday, March 28, PHEBE ROBERTS, MGR. In 19%1 dealgners ol beach school, 9;30 L m.; Russell ~ft.. ice, 10:30 L m.; Bible Stud)', Mr. and loin. Ronnie Mil· tho 87th day ol 1989 with 278 to cor, s~~~t; Alfred Wolle, aulat.: Wodnoodo.Y, 7:30 p. m.: U.lol. Y.F. wear predlctacl that American ari. Mer nine Sermon, 11 a. m., 7 p. m. each Sunllyf Junior choir bourno and !amUy of Columbuo, follolf. WCIIIOII would otart weorlng Mr. IIIII MrL Lawrence Scar· Tbo moon Ia - - 1111 !Irs! torm-llttlng, 011e1>lece bathing evening sormoo. 7:30p. m.,alter· practice, W"""oday, 3:15 p. m.; berry an! lamlly of Well Vlrq - and lull phaoe. aults dooplte the "cllSPieooure of notl~ each Sunlly. Clell moot- 5elllor Choir practice, Thuracii,Y, glDia, lol.r. an! Mra. Richard REXALL DRUGS Tbo mornl~ olarS are KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN cleqymon 1.1111 Pnrltans ellke." IIV 11 a. m. olter18tl~ Sunday 7:30 p. m.; W01layaa Service Jel!era, Volorlo ofWWow Crook, Wo fill All Doctor' a Preocri~tlona MerCUI'l' IIIII Mara. m~a. David Holter, cla11 Guild, IGurth Monday each moolh POMEROY, OHIO 1931loladrltl aurrenlored to Mr. and Mra. Wallece Hat!lold 992·2955 POME OY, 0. The evenirc are Venus, theInNatlooallll leacler. Chrlltlaa Enleavor, 7:30 at 7:30 p, m.1 " Huallara lorceo ol GonerIIIII doUihters of Rutland, IIIII saturn and J!lllter. p, m. ovor1 other Sunday • - claaa -tl~, !ourth Friday ol alllllmO Francloco Frlnco. Oo thlo day in hlatory: nlog, J.anlta Spencer, pre11dent. each m<dh. 811. m.; WSCS, sec- Mr. and Mrs. Doitsr C.Jqlbell In 1965 more than .00 pers0111 In 1797 Nathaniel Brlpa of Prayer moetl~, 7:30 p. m. every ond Friday eocb monlh, 7:30 of lolL Sterling, 1!¥., were week· were (!roWnod !oUOWilV an Naw Hampahlre rocehell a Wodneodo.Y. Board meotq, 7:30 p. m.; omclal Board, second end Yloltora of Mr. and Mrs. OIJ'IhoPl<e In Chllo. pa- lor a crucle waa~ p. m., !lrot Moniii,Y of monlh. Monday each moolh, 7:30 p. m. Joe Hottleld aod Mr. Campbell. BUILDING SUPPUES & MILLWORK PAINTS AND GENERAL HARDWARE Mr. and MrL Howard Rus..U POMEROY TRINITY UNlmD PORTLAND UNimD METHQ.. GENERAL CONTRACTING TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. 667·3963 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev, W. DIST CHURCH - W. Dolo Me- wore salurda.Y afternoon violtors PHONE 992-3978 H. Perrin, paator. Patrick D. Clurg, paator. &lndlo.Y School, of Mr. and Mra. Harley Jolmaon. 8W S&yre of Columbus W&l ·Wood, s...,t SUoda)' School, 9:15 9:30 L m.; Worahlpsorvlce, 7:30 a weekend violtor of hla pora. m.; Worohlp, 10:21SL m. Yl>llh p. m.; Omclal l!oerd, tlrll SW>' eata, Mr. ard Mn. Cllarle• Cholr rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 day each mooth, 1:30 p. m. . ~· m. lolrL MarvlD Burt, dlrecOAK GROVE UNlmD METHQ.. sayre and Don. MrL ~88 Wornor opent a ~. Senior choir rehearsal, 7:30 DIST CHURCH - W, Dole 'lieN. SECOND AVE. PHONE 992-3481 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS f· m. Thurodo.Y, Mra. P au I Cllll'lo paator. Sunlly School, lew daya Iaiii week with hor OILY MIDDLEPORT, 0. dolllhter, Mr. IIIII MrL Earl 312 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. lleaae, director. Thuracii,Y, all . 10:30 L m.; Woroh4> service, . Wllln of Columbus. cl:ll.l'• BuaJ Bee qulltilw party In 9:30 a. m., tlrol and llllrd Sun'llr. and lolra. James Spn:uae . cl)urch aoclal room. daya Mch mooth. ' ' •• an! daUillltar of Berkley, Mo., THE RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE RUTLAND METHODIST ' · CHRIST - EupM UnderWood, CHURCH - Rev, C. J. Lamley, were caUod home by the <Ieath ol her rather, Mr. John SeriiOnt. Doyotod To · . PI-I V. II. BralOJ, III'LI Sun- paotor. Church School, 9:30 a. Mr. and lol.ra. Eclwarcl Vo!IOl' 411' School, 9:30 L m.; ccm- m.; Worlhl.l> oerilce, 10:30 a.m. Tho Grootor Mld~lo "011!• Valley - . POME,ROY, 0. POMEROY ;. MIDDL.EI>ORT ' E.'MAIN ST. i ' and woroh4> aervice, ZION CHURCH OF CHHlST - and loft·ol PomerO)'were-Tueo. ' . . day vialtoro ol lol.r. an! 'lira. ' GALLIPOLIS PT. PLEASANT ' 10:30 L DLI Prayer mest1111, Pcrneroy • Harrloonvllle 'P.ood. .' ' -::" ·~·. Thuracii,Y, 7:30 p. m. John Webater, pootor; llaY Ut- Howard •Ruasoll. •, J • • .. ::. '• ' '' day pfo,yer and JJ!bli!IIIIIIJ, 7:30 Bclw7. ~ - · are Directory for ;;,·.= B)' JACK O'BRIAN _ NElf YORK - The Colle[llate School has a ap1enc1kl erray ot ••namf•• tnstruetora: ·Be:rmiU Cert'l ll<lll, Arlene Franela and lolartjJt Gabel'a son, Franchot I I 11tn1 23 lads to Stowe ror old- llle," Darryl Z0111ck olsnodmerlog ..;. Slnpr Matt Monro (J "1'"" Magie Bmlth ror three ml&hl1 8IIOCl one) 11 reetlnl Ida more .. .. Palo allrinl Joe Na- mlllb abcllt hla . _.. will! Klye Saveaa aet a ahlq •••• Hubert ~ was at lollke Tone'1\.two 110118 PIIOII and Jot! Ev111 tietore 11er lll'oal revtewa Manucbe'o tor saJod and tea IIIII ,.,. Pucal and Jolt wW lbeP- tor "Prime ot IIIII J - Bro- a .Prt(dlclllln !be Mlnneaota ~ .I · IOOihlng Brltllh IOIIIU I at Bob Tloch'l Parod!IO 1111111 lloiOl tn Nas11111. tllrlq the PlaY• too realllllcally: one 110111 at the "Man In the Glaao _ . . beeame lllatrauaht and curled Hitler, Goer· In& ole., out (v01'1) lGud .... Lorey Halnee tn "Promiaeo, Promltea" had hla nne....... pill on bJ a !raWow htekler .... ~r player In "Promlool" tDok hlo bow Ill the ftnal curto1n IIIII hlo ""- fell off. The hoarWbaJllldpkl c:ui!IIJU bearlnll the IDierl;llon "I..Gr~ Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing J ' Fold and Near Your Televi11ion Set for Convenient ·School, no• ,.,.,, - W.UtVltw Our lrflerltanee OD Sllllrtrw JWU.. "" ..... ....... ur, Face lhe Car & Trttk Melt the Prttl .." ".." "" .. 3D Froltler• of filth 00 Thaatn Nltlon At I11U11 ".." ""' " 10 Kw.DI.r New• Jacld.• Obllrwu Hlddlnheu At the World Tw'na ~ :" ,. ...... DI.Ytoi'CU Lltet 011 ADotber World II .. y 011 Doo't Sly 4.. 5: oo J-.a Cllude IWb 01 Gtnl~ Secret Storm 6" 7:"" 01 Perry Yuoa Marv Critnn . 8 ". 9: Smothu'• Broe. ...... llllllon ~·Dil• BOGGS EQUIPMENT · sun Hltehoell .... .... .... It Take• A Tldlf Firtt Tlleldlf "' ~ .' N,Y.P.D. Thlt't Lite 0~E """" _ Tru:tl'l or Corlllequtncet II " ,__ 2 Newt .... 6: 7n" BE.." '_,_, '9'. :~ ......... Loo1e oiUfl fulllf Yau Alk OE.. II*: 2".. ...... .......... Johnny QI.IHI UIIUIId World Mrby Dltk 2E.. .... AIII1Mr WarM. S~Hret8grm tkll't Sll Lottln•e Mr. Cftrlodn .... ........ ou..... Men Griflln .... n,......, ........ Thii.Glrl .. .. ._ . . .. . Drqlilt '69 .... II ..f: "~ 5 .. "'" 7..r: "''"""' All About World ..... """' G.. l 6.. Quiet tnd I J..UUWkMr1 -- Clllneltllu " .." .... can.m Daniel Boone 3 "..~ 4 ..~ 00 :Auat1Q'-Brlnd 11 SitWI"' ,_ Arehle I E. OE .... .... 9: Be•. HillbWIM Dlek Vu o,q ........ 00 .... ..... 00 .......... 00 Edae ol NJattt 4".. 5H .... ~: Clrpltll NIWI lilovlt 11 3E.. Lalt In Sp.lct .,.,. ...... Nne " Ho!ipltal Mr. cartOM ~: H....,_Br~ Land ol. Olara I .~ 2E an.. -- . 30 Drellll HouM -v- 10 ~~ F111111 You Mk TVa,..,..., 7 ..~ O..E.. II:: 2" .... ........ E)'e Guen ~ F!l .... ""' 6E" Bible AJftii'J II 1'1.'- Two Mo¥11 30 ........ ~" ~ Jeop~rdy 3.. . vww Peoplt eoncm ....... "''"............. PtnOMliO' 00 GoU Revlew1 """ .... Hlllbllllu I',2 :,." c~ LuJII LARRY' SOHIO SERY.ICE TINY'S FOODLAND It 'rUle Two 2...." Outu- Llmllt ' LYONS MARKET M"" ....... 0~ ll~ Air Force Fll1n o.-""' Sbinl., . GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. - . 30 ,,A.;,g. -C 8E.. 9E" 00 :~ HEINER'S BAKERY ....-.. co.m, Clturdl Taln lJtrrr BUI AndetBOa Till• It thl ....... "flo••••• Hit CNdlnlilll B." ~ .... 6E.. 7E.. BE. ........... 9.....: Blblt Anlffll"l 7E" WonttlLift "~: - Tuztps Fo't' a R·lng 6E.. 6 ~" " ~ 7" .... B~ world of Rod W:eKuen 00 ·9·:: 0 ."~ liE ·- .. ,. ' :: .. .... .... 2H '' OHIO VALLEY BAKING,CO. R.H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. RACINE FUL· VALU MARKET ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ., . CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . SW,SHER & LOHSE 3 10015 Ntw Furnlturt ' . .! ' •• ~! • m- . COftMittriUon Blverlr KWbUlln DO Peffinl.ll.)' Aal)o Grtllltll "" Holb'w9ad ~~ Did!. Van D)'b DO JqaniJ ',.' Eye Gutu - Jackie Obllrpr 00 Dl.r• ot Lint Lon It 30 Docta.-t Guidi... LI6Jl 10 AIIOdltr W'orW 10 Yc:. Don't Sll IHI Mr. can- 7 8: Julia 11 ,. J.....rt 01 7:.. .... :. 2: 01 11 ' 'c Mr. ..... ._ 7: ·--~~ ' . 8E. 9:. -- 0• .... 01 ..... liE·.. 2E.. ....... -·.......... DNim HouM -• StAWt Allen ...... It TaM• Two ........ 4: ....,_ 55. H -B .......... -.en llrOU - l:S, "ArHIIdc and Old lAce" - Hlltn Htyq. flol> trt CnDt 11:30 - 8, "Rcndus till the Saltlnls" - Rattr Moart 111URSDAY . 11:00 - - , "S.van Dllta lnM&," ..... - I ........... ,_,. .. -= 15 25 ;~., 11::10 - 8, "D!rwaka" - S&anl•:r Balik, Juliet Pn:tll'u WEDNESDAY Mtn Orll!ln 6:.. ........... ... _ 75 BE 9E••. _ _ -........... -- -..... 3, "I'D Ta111 !ilrDn" - BGb Hope. Tutidl)' Weld 11:30 - I, "SIJ.cnt" - RJtt Ha)'1rorlh, St.IWirt ~r TUESI)AY 7:00 - J, "BittleH)'ID.n" - Rod Huhan, Martlll H,yer 11:00 - -· 00 ... .... MONDAY "'"'"""" 3: ........ ........... ......... Wurld Turlll 2.,..."~ .......... Flnlw You Atk """' ......., I .. . . ......... 2E .... E carcocm Vbll ... SUNDAY 13, "ShaJIB" - A I 1 n Ladd , V1n HeDin 11:45 - S, "S.Jpent of thJ NUt" - Rholm t'l~ Wm. Jeftu. 11:00 - !pGulll M... II I~ At thl World Tun1 .. 110 II .... HUden F-... 4E ............ SE 6E ,. .... v.... 01 ltckltWIIPI' -.......... 3 ".. - jjow~. • • 01 Newt ~ WUINm&n:.. Rowan 6 Martla Slareh for Tomorrow 2E.. --· u Ef1l Guell " Sleep)' II E Olcll \'uD)'IIIt ............ I~ Mtr•Grlnln liD llllllprood - . . . . 2~ ......... or: HUJbiWH IU'ft Grlfftdl liE.. Mo,_ eyMo.- CctnRntntion .... ....,. 81ble Anlwlr• 00 h Tllklt Two OE filii!¥ You Alk 9:. -'"" 9 ". "'""' Lon of Llte 6-V-==~w lOWERS .DRIVE-IN RESTiUDNi ' . .· . ao ~ ...........w.... SUNDAY TIMES.SENTINlL k Tl.ke1 Two 5 ... S299 c...... ,... 00 so I & C JEWELEIS Sleep) Jeflen ~ Mike Duo4)u 2 " . .. . 3 .." 4.." ' '•l• P1ller111 " ... 00 l. n. ::fat. ...• .... 6E.. """ ""'...... 7E" """' 8E.. ........... BUilt Anawtrt 8E 2. TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN STOlE SletPl' Jelfen I~ •tar• RACINE PlANING MILL Bible Anlwetl 00 Wolfpen News, Notes TodiJ "". so " " .." " " .." WILLIS ANTHONY : ROYAL OAK PARK Corn Cob Ripon U . 00 RAY RIGGS, INC. MARl VSTORE 6 "~ "~ 7" Bible Anlwtn .... ............. •' ' ,- ' ., '' j •.·~ l. '- ' ,.' I 'I ) " rl ...... - ... Burt Lancut.r, Kirk ll:SO - 8, "Alta !JJeua" _ Stm.my O.Yit Jr., Eu1la FRIDAY 7:30 - U, "~" _ 1olarIC11 Bralldo, Red 11ut10n1 9:00 - 8, ''S&ndt oCJwoJima" - John Jalll Apr 11130 - s, .. ~ Glrl.. - Tam ~. fU11u7 - w.,..., SATURDAY 9:00 - I, "Beckltt" _ Ridlard Bl.riOII., Peter O''IWH 11:11 - lJ, ""-1aUelll"' ... "Callie ol u. LldiW D.!" 11: SO - I, "EJCtPe .. 1tJt DH11'1" Hlllmul. ~ ~u......... 12:2(1 - 3, "tnrr:r.tkm .... c:ehtd" - 5lbinl S.Uill- .... �. .' . . \ M- 111e ~ SOIII!I'f~ ~""-· 0., North 28, 1969 WANT ,AD DEADLINES 5 p.n~ . Dar lafqro Publication Notl!l•r O.o~lint 9 ..... Ccuteollattant ·& c.,.etlon• Will •• aee.pt.d ~,~ntll 9 ' ·"' · for D•y at P-lication . RATES Hydramatic trans. Blk. vinyl roof over green fini.Jh. Retractable headlight covert. Positrac:tion rear axle. Tinted gloss, Comfortron air conditioning. A beauti• ful kept car with only 6300 miles. Oh yu new car Jock W, Canoy M1r. 992-2181 Open til 6 Dailr Local owner and low mileage. Like new wide oval · Motor. Co. OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o . ~n . to 5:00 p. ~n. Dally ' and remembraneel during my reoeni Ita)' · at Holzer Jloltlital. 11'11, Alber! 'R»uull, Milldkplrl. , J.a.lte HelpWanlecf WAITRESII lor ni8ht shill, liso car hop wncl grill cook. Apply WANT 'ro Rl!ll'l' bJ lflJ I, In penon. Crow'• Sleak four.nlom ftlnllobal . . . . il<luse. 3-J0.61c bllb; ..... )up .... ... "'*"'· ....... """'"' and Ularl Folio. 111!111 mUll be _..... Wrlle. Tadd Rllodet, Ill ' FoN1ond 81., 1'iftlld(lll. Pa. 1DIJ. sa.IJip Wentecl NEEDED - BLOOD, Typo 0 pooltlve, lor patient bavillg SIIJ1eFY Monday mornlng. r.au IIII»"JSII or oontact Plea· •ant Valley Hoopltal. 3-2'1 31< LADY to llay wttb elderly Indy 81 <lllllpiiDioD; day off. Phol1e ~J-2'1·31< DANCE I WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB FRI. &SAT. NIGHTS 10 Til 2 MUSIC BY GENE HUTTER & THE MIXERS MVSIC !VERY il'rlda)' IJid Saturdwy. IICI<'e Qub on lfar. rllamllle Roo4 "" Rl. , . I u,.;.· lost LOST moll Cit be- louthem Hlllh School and Ill· riDe. pair of eye gJaMa with name, ·steve Honclrlca' on lnllde of !rime. CaD INUSII. ,...., For S..le or Trede 19611 CAMERO Vll, 4 opoed; 1117 Plreblrd Vll, 4 opeod' Call IIUS4'I or 1111-6'141. ELECmOLUX YICII1Wil deaDer ~ wit1J au.eh· menll. Cordwlncler wncl paint aprwy. Repoue""" but ...... onteed In lib IIOW conclltlon. Pwy off • .45 or lenni II desired. Phone fiii.IIS. S.ZS«c Pllrtland. Prollllt, SALE, Gecirle'l .-uan trap lboalen. SMALL FARM, a acrow up, on- will ... ll'lp lbooi!Gr good boule. a-tor .... Jftmoat 811. lllldl 8 IIIII cll'4 ferred. Rlymond J!ollrl&bl. Lontl llotlom, Ohio 4S'10. llnclll'lpllboollorlllllllllaDU.tltp day tbo .... at tbe Jllllloncl ClaD Cub, at I p.m. -.11 daJ, J.S4Ie A1'11!iNI'JON Music by Margaret Neuman 5to8P.M. iM OORYAIR • . 1'1-. a . . . . . p.m. ... ...... FUIINJIIIED and llilfandllled apclmedl. Clole kl ldloDI. " - ...... •..!He AliYONI!l JI'OOllfNG JJLACK Rill 1odleo a'ner ..n 91- 'ftWLIIlR tal'& Boll'a llalilll DMII'IIItl. III'Ufll• ......, CGart, Dido .. . . Rl. Ut, 1'IIGoe . . .. 1lllL DO IOWIDI II baall ..u.. dppen, pocllell, peabic. bemn:dng, altadonl, ltc. FlliiNIIIII!:D boule Ia Pome- sn- 11'11. Fnddlo Thabet, · l'bolle 'I'IJ.II51. •.. VACANCY IGr tft eldod) ,... pie. Pnllr prtnM pwlil .. ....... l'lllllle . _ mtlll. IN4fe I'G)', 11ft and bldb. Cillo..,..., . . . ....,. TWO IIB1lROOII iiJIIiiW JM!Iepnrl. l'llono .... U4lo P'URIIBIIJ) A1MlNB Sill a lied. Wlllrlr 0!11 P'OIJB.raom iiJIIiior wboek..lr llebCb• to fumllllod, .-.. lloor; olio ....... ,.,. ,..,.., D.A.V. awpter U, ,..,_.,, twr lee, Pbane - - . . , . jail . . . Ill - - ..... ..,... JS-IIe Wanted To Rent or Lease PAM' aiWI!feilr a-. CaD lfeilra-IIWII7. l#llp HlllpW..-1 liAR MAID IJid perlllmo nl~ .... ....... . . . .. S.lM!p YOUR CAR .. ~liS From 1111 Llfao• Trucll Bull<b,IOT RN'I.. To .C 1fit !tnallast H-r COri. BlAEnNAIS,·' WMih 15.000.00. IIAIUII!I01MLLE • ARI:& 1115 acres of n1tt laying loncl. Good barn and otber bulkl111!1'11. Double airplane bane· er. Em!llent spring, ! ponck. ~ room house, hatb, lumace, Complete Front·Etid and Brake Service BLAETINAR'S Pom...., PH. 993-2143 IN POMEROY Buslneu Services EXPERT . ."' Allglllllt S5.55 tnller .... and ...... and eamp 11t• 011 the rlror. Jla. rlaa a.,uoldl, "'-· l'llono 77Uifl S.lt-ltc tooll1' 11!ilflfil IICN . _ .,_ ml flrmlnlllnd. Plloae 1.... .... ftiiiEE.roGm .... _,., ~ modem with lluUt Ia tlldleo, 11111 llncl llble top unit; liiiiDltaal lleol (IN! lilt; wttb dllpaul, 11Mb witb ......... Inc! 1arp dolO!. Nice1J ~ Cll1 lOMIXlNB 1o hlndle the dl.. lrilullall of Oolu..... Dislor~ llld CltiAD • Journal In HI-lle ~ IIIII Mlddlepmt INI. Ml»t I'm! lnnlporll. ·;;;-;tnller~, R1J lion. ·Wttte lodt Wllkl... 210 TWO .;JIII)IIOml;;;;;/ Anll,' . . 'ltDle, l'llono lfunn • .• Qldo. . . ._.. Wf-lfc a.JI.ftp .urn 1...... TO SAVE. eu5 FARE... For The F~stest Se~lce DAY or NIGHT .•• CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE . DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7jz{ R. RADIO and TV npalr, 1lae ..... and anlllmu llnlled. 1o1m Rlrrllan, Phone WE WISH - ,...,., ..... ' "" Ill& IN MAINTENANCE WORK Airman Bllly R. Cochran, om o1 Mr, and Mrs. WIDiam H. COch. ran of 1211 VIand St., Point Pleasant, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex., .... vez.as. to e~ress our sin-. cere thanks to reJaUvea, triends and neighbors lor tbair kildness and duri~W oor recert We 3 ::-': ·.\' I~J~J' E, 1 U5ED · ::: -:::::;L P%"'UDOF MY :3()1.NL'~G AND t: I ~E """",&"\, are el{1ecially 1rf Eugene ers, pallbearers Funeral Home. Mrs, Jolin Sargent, and daughter, . ' ~ ,.,., .., , , h l .o lEGAl MONUMENT ..... .u.. AIR roNDmONJNG llefrlpr. nmee. Jack'• Relrtt:· ....,, $'s on Childrtns PAJAMAS ................ pr. $1 Hew, Perky SWEAT SHIRTS ...... to. $1 Mons PAJAMAS ................pr. $1 Thoso Fino Oualilf KAY, Joe Wlppol, near Five Points. PIIOIIo -11. s.J6.«p --ONB IIIIXliS'I'mED Oorriedl1e bact llbeep two yean ml ' 1IICIIIIho old, nice big one. \'111oceall p. Broclerlck, Rook 8)lrlnp, Llxlg Hollow Road. l'llone IIICI4. ._... lttml & More F•r Len $ Than Any Othor Storo Bryants Doll;r Shop 106 Court St. Pomeroy tine bmjom 1!111 OLDS, power iiiHriDI 1111d ALM08T .... blrdl llldleu, lull lirlbo. MUll oeD, owner ..,. ba loll tbllll I m11et 1DII lo Germalry, l'llane from Pomeroy "" State a..d. l'bGole 'NHIIII. N'l.tlp ..... ..... ~ ::.. TO - ElUT, --- Auto S..let Sunday, Mar. 30 12:30 to 6 P.M. Adulll $1.25, Children 75c Members and Families Only- Oinntn ToGa WeD SAM~N'THV, Alii' MIWHAPS INIUCOME 10 'IE WANTED .."' a-. t• .... Clll.,... or EXCELLEI'IT WI', 40 feet wide ml II$ feet deep. .. Mill St., Mldclleport, to Pool Olllee, I) loot alley In hac*, phone 119U2M. S.l7-4tc . READY • MIX eonerelt deltrered rlgbt to your proJect. Fast and Ollll'. Free 0111ma~Pbono 99!·3214, · Goetleln . Ml• ca., Mlddlt. port, 0 '\ I I! lte Insurance --- 69 Buick RICHARDSON & SKYLINE -Skylark 4 dr. Sedan. Dark green finish with beo:util'ul ing all nylon upholstery. Power steering. Auto. tires. Por 69 Pontiac .IOHN C. lACON Acflftl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. C.. rtl: .r uld CMrt ., .IIMt I. MIMI Dot~Uty Clml 91.1 HI lie ~~~--. 992·7242 POMEROY, 0. I.Q:tmmon Dtropean $86. 65 Pontiac Enjoy Suru:l4y fun, and we think yau II especially her~. Delicious chicken dinners are a treat for healthy appetites. Prl~:! ~~ $3995 TRAVEL TRAILERS & CAMPERS As Low As it BRING THE FAMILY THIS SUNDAY! TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES 2013 Ea1fet,. Avo. 2nd ' Vlancl Pt •. rleuont, 675-1•16 Grand Prix 2 dr. Hard Tap. Air conditioned. Superb inside and out. PS, PB & AT. Full operotlng canoul. ~4 Buick Pomerey 992-9974 -· ' box -"~ . -·"·~··~~ e(• recep- ~ ..... tacle 23. Ja.cob'a inontb bn:~ther 6. Cutaoff 20. ScruUnllt' aubat.anct' 21. For .rear that 28. Glacial 9. Fatrwal ZS.Ladpd coverlllt 11. Leta ltand. tn -prlnllnl' rlctce 31. Simpler 32. Chute or coaat s3i't· [] h I I t H . Ltbretu.t Hart ..d TR.4FLE :q J ·. I 1..::.t.i . _ t..u_...ulheobo¥•-. LIT'S DO'"'. r I I IJ r r r r l Y I I••....,, IIOOK • Yn~l'f4ay'• M . SUiohOd MAINlY IMIII Af.,wrr•.,.., Jobd DllRO"W, · -,.c --- l)m{atlarl 18. l.':l!W"' 18. 11nok litlot . CO.;OttriOII. ' llktlolnl : .. ·~··,. zsx.· or. Dr iuo t•·.f:'mbllns . " .' iftlll: J(l,.,.,-n·,, DH ' DI. B·O ' ' ' -I,~ ' ~' JCSX ;,- , . I'·&~...~ caiiri'9qiUC1J~-·ilenl't ·iiOw "tn' work Ito AJ(Y ~ '. . j ·l' • ' •»TX , QDB.. H I. AOHL , 10 L 0 II 0 rIll L L O ·W TI'ABU . -ZDZ · 1orr · "*~- One leiter limply for,oilc!di'r. ID tbll - p i t A l l far U., lllrtj L'"i -1( to••IM t,.. O'o, etc. Billlt let~ Uio ll!!l'!i! lllld forma- cit the uo all ~loto. ··* , -.ctt.,day t1t ·COdlt ' letter• an dlltuent. ' .-i ' ' . \''~ ,. """""*' ·,, ai.attrA y~ ••...,.. CJrnl.......l THOUO~ .• • ,.... JILOIIP)I; ~- '1'1111 IIUD; AC'I'ION ·'I'RI: nlUlT . . .nm rt~. LBAAllB .' ·~ " ·.~- ' I ,.w~ CA- 0/ JNYIIHid7 A LOY IN COMMON ' 17. ~11. i Nowornncelhecircltdlellen ro... th• lllflll"l• - · .. (AM..,.l• JS, M&n'l You Gat A Batttr.Buy At ESTABLISHED 1853 PONTIAC . GMC TRUCKS I (IJ arUcle 30. Arthmt· - uve YOtee aa::J'rtncb coin ' ' """~ ~' [ .UORI.'ti example U . "Stowe'' character 43. Church bench tiS. French or daub 28. cieaner ota 110rt ~· fl ...· H - • () 35. lnacrl~ 38. Allimal tat 39. John or P1ul, for athors '. .' . BUICK amok· 8. Punleh by ftne I 'M LATe WITH MV DEUIIE"IES NOW, PETUNIA: form four ordinery worda. 21. Ukea bird a. Jewlah tbetop T. SU<ky Unacramble theae roor Jumble' one tetter to eac:h ~quare, to 28. Smear i BLA I Dally 5o30 •• M. · to 7:00 P.M. S.nday. 7;00 Ill 7o00 ' ... _... 20. Puckleb. 22. Appear MANY lORE ' ' toraoe 1&. Roman mon•y 18. 81mplet.ona 1,8. MUIIC note 21. Bel\ave Woldcot 4 dr. HardT ap. Extra nice all vinyl upholstery. new white finioh with dark bluo top. PS; PB & AT: $995 218 E. Main $35 : t . Wadtnr 20. Japanese $31. abbr. dtMer back on the stove abbr. Por Mo. 64 Pontiac a. PolltJcal lt. Sub verba : Factory air cpnditianing. Immaculate intide and out. & PB. . p., Mo,. Eating out is _alwar.s 1. Jacket part 2. Chop• u •. WhU.mu, lmpalo V8 4 dr. Sedan. Spotless original all white flnioh.l With Us 48. WaterJuk DOWN ~up : t3ll!ldllJG;-::f..=t:;;!z:: 1T. Hoofor paw once 12.~r. Catolinm Conv. Cpe. Showroom cle,m. Beautiful turquoi with matching interior and like ne'!Y original top. PS, PB & 64 Chevrolet Dinner abode 47. FI'Uit bussard $35.62 13. Like marble oiS.Indtan 10. Bul!neu Por Mo. Galllpolll, 446.0 175 108 W. MAIM ST. A<l8088 1. Peratu pOtent&te a. Seaweed SHOWERS OF VALUE SPECIALS- USED.CARS ommonche & Fle•twing GIGANTIC SALE ON ALL MERCHANDISE DAILY ' CROSSWORD LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Stainleu stael around windows, Iorge hub cops. Radio. Foam cushions. Power steering. Pawer brakes. Floor mots. Auto. trans. HUMPHREY'S STOP IN AND GET ACQUAINTED $85. Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Stain leu steel around window$. hub caps. Dlx. steering wheel. Radio. Foam cu1hion1. ~ower steering. Power brakt~a. Floor mots, and WSW tireS. trans. Per 69 Buick enioy FURNITURE WE'VE HAP N.0 ENGINEERS RUN OUTA.. HERE JUST TH1S l~T WEEK... Tempest Custom Sport Coupe. All white finish with · ..,.., HAS ADDED SOMETHING NEW AT THEIR NEW LOCATION··· ' all vinyl seats and full carpeting. Decor Group. Radio. Foam cushions. Power steering. WSW tires. cam 6 cyl. 110(11 --- • Pontiac AUTOMOBILE Insurance heel Olll<!eDed? Lost your opera!· or's license? can 19!-M. • 1J lie a • ALL NEW AND CARS ON SALE BUDGET PRICE lumlture Gil our tblrcl ftoor budget lbop. llal:er rumHure. Middleport. Cllda. De boule trail- 8WI'RERN pllllll, eabbep, 411 s 11. tvmotou, pepper wncl potaloel. Order now. Charleo .. s.rl-«t R. Harris, Portland, Phone IMJ • • s.rl-llte SIX IICOI boule, balb, on Gravel Rlll. l'llone -.... lllllt roRD, hftHioor, ..,..1. Wf.tle lent condiU111, $2110. Roy Anno. Mlnemllle. Pbono !IIX 110011 boule, two )all. IIUIII. S.l'l.tfe Call JllllOb 'liner. ltwlll. Ifill BUICit Le9aln, 4-door hlrdlop, V-1 aulmnatlc; pow81':'1' OF PLOWs IIIII com pleter lleerlnl and hntes. rod1a er, call Sl'l·llll. 14 • wnc1 bealfr, two """ snow Ura. ID good COIIdllloa. I SOY BEAN HAY, ..U Myrtle have gone Ill tbo Ar!fl1 1111d Gardner, Rt. I, Rutllncl lifter 1111111 oell Alto have baJ IIIII fp.m.~. J.a.ltp llraw lor llle. l'bolle ater at!J'I. 3-2'1-'lp 111111 Cllll!lVROL!:T m.co,ae, I atonclii'CI. filii, • lni:ll ,.. CIIILDIIEN'8 lltrrort aetUnl IVY moww far OmelJ, • . )'1111 tlowo? Wlldl Wipeout Chor1el QrUiltll, one mile 'Ifill clelner 10 lo town. ilellt 1101111 of J'lve 1'1111111 an Rt. a will cleaner, $1. Babr Pamlture. t4'1-tle 7. l'bolle ........ I4Pe N&'W or, two ~. ~~s '~ YOU- PRESENt MAY MAKE DOWN PAYMENT eraUOII,.+I'tw Ravet~ • lancl; ,_ IIIII ..r JIMll'dlln. . ANTIQUES, tlllbel, lumlture. dlle, ,.,..ll,f«<ll wlea:ne. ebina eabineta, ol4 ~ Open from 10 a.m. 1111 111e grapho, clocb, mlec. Lee time far COil'lllilll~aoll. Slle Rudllill, IGI Lecion Terrace. lllartl at 7 p.m. 1431< s.s.l!lp EAGLES CLUB BEEF STEW DINNER RE4UJ --- 141-tfe Frldwy. Boule, a. • •• • . . -GUARANTEED.... blrdl kltdlen. $21,01111.00. 11ELEN or VIRGIL TIW'OIID PHONE 992·2094 1..11-!k ABSOCIATES IINIII FOR &ETI'ER cleiDinc, to SYRAmiE keep eolorl 8lellllllns, u 1 e ' PAYMENT8 of tl or ..,., COih. 606 E. Main Pomoroy, 0. Blue luotre carpet oleaner. M~mt oeU lllllt sewin8 JII8C!ll. India assi8ned lo91eppardAFB, lletlt e1edrie abampooor "· Tex., for training in aircraft .... Fully oqulppod Ill "' .... Busllllh Services Bater Furniture. S.ll-«c Butlneu Servt• maintenance. Airman Cochran is make bultonboles, on SEE. NEIGLER Bufldlnll lllpa graduate of Point Pleaaant butlonl. et<:. nve 111<1111111 old. REPOIIII'lSSED Singer NWlng ply lor bulldlnl ,.,or home. SEWING MACIIINI!lS. nptlr CaiJIIMDI. 1-IS-IIe call Guy Nelgler, RaciDe, 0 . oentce, all makel. WY I- 111s11 School. madllne wttb """"' bolilln. s..... DIM. 'l1le Fabrle lboP, Pom- ASSIGNED IN TEXAS Db touch 'n sow; In lovtly STEIIIiiO AM & JIM, 1111 ...... eroy. Aulborlzed Slnpr Salel Airman RonnleL, Yomg, SCXIof el walnut <01110le. , _ Mil n1nut cablnet. Equipped lo ml Servl<e. Wo llbarpea Mr. and Mrs. Rutus W, Y"""" CIIUCK'S Calllt Inc! Corry TV "" .... but!Dnhole, blind Service, .... up lo ooHialf ~.... I!Oulht - """' - bem, eir. Pay off belaDce ol Rutland, has completed b a a I c rtocbd company. 11111 -oell on repalrl1. Bring them Ill and tiUO, or lenni. Gaannteed. tralning at Lackland AFB, Tex., '"' paymenll of • per montb , ..e. Chuck's TV, IU llatler- I:IGAR!:ITE oeiiCI1nl Jllll'ltl• and Is assigned to~dAFB, Phone ~ or wtn oe11 for 11'1 cub. Try and llll'\llce, ABC l!!uleiitll•. Tex., Cor training in the COJil.o nut Ave., PomeroJ. J.IS.tft It' In your bome.- Call a Maa, W. Va. l'bolle mi1G. municaUons neid. He Is a 1968 Bl!lATEN DOWN C1J11« paths 2138. l44te 10 1iiiOII Blue Lullre arrives. SEPTIC tanks c!OIDC!d. Mlller graduate of Meigs Hlp School. Ront eledrie olumJponer, $1. Sanitation, Slelvart, Ohio, 1"ERT1LE FARM far i!Mifment Phone IIC.lOSI. 1-a.tlc Nebraska is 1he only state 'l'ln1'• Bmplnlancl. UWic pu.,...., Good I room bouse LEGAL NOTICE in the Union lo have a unl· wnc1 buildingl. Will b n e cameral legislature. C. C. BRADFORD :1111 BI'ERiiiO ra<llo eoml>lna· frontage on propooed dam UOD. Randllome wllnut ...,. AUCnONBER •lie. otber poosibiUtles lor camp~e~e s.m.e IICile. '1!111 hal BSR automat· ex<tllent return an lJWell. ..... IINI!I """"" dJanCer. 'l'lte over ment. Owner relumlllll to lc paymenll of t1 per mantb or ftoelwt. Oldo graduate ocbool. ~ pay $88.41. Call llft.2138. Cl1ll BI'IHIIorll S.2J.Itc I I lfc ct....... . NWte PIJIIIJC ' piece, garage. AUTO MI!CIIANJC. good pay, POODLE PIJPPII!lS, AltC Tor flOOd WUJ'king oonditiOIII. Mull mlnlaturo, f/5 IIIII up. Iliad ha.. own hand ioolo. Apply servl<e and groomlnJ. Plqe M'lllll County Oll)'l!ler-Piy· t8t-5448. II I lte _,a,, Pt. PleuaDI. 3-:!Utc roi'ATOES, Pllone . . . Nolb Ulle HOBSTETTER• 7.._ ,.,.... .j)f a .M. to 12 :00 Noon Saturday Ph...... COME ON IN TH' MOUSE, MAW SENT:ME.' o./ER 10 BORRv . A Qlll Pf SOMET~IN; Ml7. SMIF, BUT t CleAN FEl<GOT Wf\AT .• Business Servic FilrlaDe, HI', VI, . . . . lnM·, ntrl a-. fUll) ........... ... dull, aBed If 'IIIIIIAid. JIIXIIII 0111 Co., Jlat.. om. IIOliii'I1'I'ER ......, lancl Tipple, phone or Mt'INE AIM- 7 roam llrlct, bojh, lorced 11ir luroiiCe, I ..... Wl·IJie bedmoms, ·lull baS~, P· rage. nice lot. 116,01111.011 lllllMOVE EXCESS bocl1 lluid with Flulclex Tlblell. only POMEROY - 8 1'00IIUI, beth, !Urnaoe, 3 bedroOIIIS. !Irefl,4t at Ne10011 DnJa, S.tt-45tp @. OPEN !VIS. 8:00 P.M. POMEitOY, OHIO per Mvor• i ,., .... WMP, l!lGG, S'roKER, COil. WW tires. Blue finish with matching vinyl interior. Bucket seats, 4 speed. Radio and heater. BLIND ADS e.... Of Thlnb MANY 'l'IIANKS IGr tbe eanll ...,., Save over $1il00 1• ForS..Ie . I 1 POMEROY . 1967 FIREBIRD "400" H.T. CPE.. ...... $2295 25 ,._ Ul'll Discaul'll an poid ads aM a4• JOhl within 10 dort . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .&0 f01 SO word mi r'! ill!um . Eo . adctlti.;nol word 2c . . How Stock Rldin1 Mowers & Till en brakes, T"rbo st~ering and title and warranty. ii'IIOrliont . 2.5c: Ckor1• Motor Co. .. . 1968 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDAN 327 VB engine, power Far Wont Ad Sorvlc:o · 5 c:entl per W01d oM i.n lortlon Mi nlmum Chargo 7Sc 12 c:Ontl por word tlwoo COI'IIOC!,I· ti¥0 lnl.,liOI'II. II c:o1'111 par Word lilt col'l... cuti¥0 A4diflonol BURPEE GARDEN SEEDS AND ONION SETS Pomeroy INPORI!A>TION bl- fGI,Oftf.illlo For mora then orta lnc:•rract in1artion . 1 " ' ' jactio,..l. ' I . . Find·El:~rything, From Auto's To Yo· Yo's In The Sentinel Want ·Ads ·. ••-tl TM pWiiah.r will Ml r t: .~, · REGULUIONS The Pul.11•'- ,..,.,..,,., tho rltht to o4it or l"tioct ony od• M· ' • . \; ' ·:-' .. :~.~~r .l ' ' BESIDES, US BUNNIES ARe G.12EAT JUMPERS! ~EH , HEH ~ GOTA RAKe ~ANDV! �'' IU - The Poni~'"'Y '' '' llOtlf Sentlnrl, Mldd~ru,v, 0,~ March 28, 1989 f:. R·U11 it. M4k¢11 . Th rt't' Ru ''" ·. · ,~,~~,~~=~~:::::~"<';:~;<;:@:;m:~:::~<:::::l'-'* . The Pomer01· emersency· a-~• ...answer•'ll thtee <tlla '111undo¥. AI 2:38 p.m. AU(Irla Jetr.ors was taken !rom her hmne In Welshtown to Veterans illemorlal Hospllal after be<..ning IlL She was given medical treat.. ment and discharged. Glady• Rwnfield, w h o was treated for a knee lacerotloll · · ·'·-... "" •"' ~~ ..,_ AI 10:10 p.m. tho unit went to the HocUI Re)'IIOlds hcone at 8 Cove St. where Mro, Royno!da, who had W. dedlneil at Veterans Memorial Hospltal, was remo~ed trmn the home of ct.. rles Withee at Laurel CJII! PT, PLE '"AN1' _ PhUlip ,., Corter, Pl!ey, Is In critlc:al condillon at St. Mary's llotopital In Huntington where he was laken arter being shot ia tho head by a ,22 caliber bullet frQIIl a pistol at midnight Thursday. Carter wu reported shot at a residence on Barton .. Chapel Rd., near Plh~·. Mason Coum.Y Shari« Tray Hu!bnan invoatlpt.. ed the shooting and three auapeciiJ are beiJV held at the Mason County Jall. carter wu ftrst taken to tile Pleasant Valley Hospita! In Pt. Pleasant tllen trans!erred to st. Mary's. HEADQUARTERS FOR GIBSON Refriaerato1s & Freezers "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" Ridenour ladfo& T. V, FIVE-lJAY . FOitEc•~ ~· Dr United Preso trternaUonal Colder S.tu~ llld !liKia)' IIJCI COIIIInuOc!' ,eeld Into tho middle ~ next week. Te-aturea Soturda1 tbrau&h Wednelday 11(11 IYei'OIIIO much betow I!Ormal with Nella Ia tile 30 1 ID tho nor1b lo tho low 10 " In tho IIOUIII. Nl,itbt - Umo lows will averqe !rom 20 to 25, *""'• ll'Mtrnent. Sboothttr Victim in ,.. Critieal Condition Smw Purrlos wiD oecutSit. unlay sod ·bday ID lbe nor1b sod again about 'l'J!pclay moat. ly ID tho nor1b. J'iVdpitoUon will aver..., four ~alan Inch melted In tho IIDrlb and two tentlls ot an Inch or less in dte south. :~-::::::to!o:~:x::::::::::::::::::::.:*:~~'W:-.~ Annual OCSEA Variety Show, '-------..;...;.;;;.;.,A r••••••••••••••••••••••• Dinner May 3 Chestor, 0. 98s-3308 ! ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I During a special buolne11 moollns re<ontly ~ the Gallla Chapter of the Ohio Civil l!erv· ice Employees Associattm, ~ both alate sod county emplay. e•s. plans were fiDallzed 101' tho third aMual Public Emplayoos spring Dinner sod Variety S!ow. The event will be held allljoger Creek Hllh Sebool on saturday, May 3, at 6:30p.m. The Kyger Creek Band mothers will cater the dinner. Last year's atraJr attracted more than 200 persons, Reservations were closed early. ~era for tile evenlne wiD be amounced later. Each year this Chapter of tho OCSEA sponsors several large events in an effort to hold and establish better cooperative spirits and communication relations between workers, administration and the community as a whole. The sprlne dinner Is tile Drot of tho 1969 events. A firm policy of all events Is to abolish any dlscrlminstloo of persons by reason ol race, creed, organization, politica1 or religious affiliation or activities. Dirmer tickets are sold to the public at absolute cost to the Gallia Chapter, as a good will community project to and for p.ablic employees, their families and frlonds. Tickets will go o.n sale aboot April 1 on a first come, first served basis for space avail~ able. Adult tickets will be .$1.75; chUdren under 12 years old, $L25. The Gallia Chapter meets ev· ery foorth Monday night at the K. of P, Lodge Hall, The next regular business meeting date Is April 28, 7:30 p.m. 1 The market goes up... 1 1 The market goes down... 1 I but, here, your I 1 savings account 1 I grows and grows!* I I I I I 1 *With good bank interest, as earned, plus I the deposits you make here every week, I month, or payday! Save here regularly . . . I starting now! I I I I ! POMEROY ! i NATIONAL BANK I IPOMEROY RUTLAND I I I I •\ Serving Meigs County for over 97 years ' 1 IMember Federal Reserve System I 1 1I II I ll I I Member Fedora/ Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7PM ' (11 I -----------------------· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None, DISCHARGES - None. Pomeroy . , Flower Shop,. Mrt. Millord Von Moler PHONE 992-2039 200 W. Main Pomeroy Education .'!' .. of ~ ....,~yi'!{qt !~~e to. Olblor lllctoi't.' !nAuilhw a 2fi. orr W )lOr p..,tl memberships, woold be ID<luded In lhe ·dlotrlbudoo calculations, Present atate subaldles are based on a 17.5 mill pruporl1 tax aoiiV to current operaiiJV e)penaes and a teacher-studerit class ntlo tormu1a. Medlc:al School SUbald)' While the Increased reverues from the vendors' excise tax would go tor primary1 secolliary1 an::l lllgher education, 20 per cent of the money would be earmarked for "'xradiJV and oubaldlslng slate-li..,JJOrted medlc:al schools. Gc-.1 there was to enhance modlc:al lnolructlon In Ohio and alao to briJV It more directly sodor control of tho Baud ol· Regents. Vocational education programs would be e:Q)IliKied, prerequisites increased am closer state slC)ervision l.mpoled under job-oriented pro•lslons of tile btU. Each school district would have to establish and maintain a vocatlo181 education program to prepare a Plllll enrolled in lt for an ocC\C)Btion. Standards (or the program would be set b~ tile slate Baud of Education. In meeting stal'klards, school diutrlcts would provide voca· tlotBJ. programs in the high schools. A minimum enrollment of 2,500 pupils in grades nine through 12 would be the base for a comprehensive vocational courae offering. Ways To Qualify School districts could meet the vO<Otlonal education requirement wltii ihe mtn!niuin enrollment through membership in a joint vocational school district, or school consolidation. Approval of slate funds lor vO<Otlonal lacllltie• would be contingent on a comprehensive vocational program plan. Plans would be submitted by Jan. 1, 1970 arll would contain the programs to be offered, where lt would be offered after preparation by tile state Board of Education. All school districts In tho slate would hive to be Included Jn the plan, thus acccxnplishing one of Rhodes' goals. 'niiU ' chargi!' cl&IB Variety of Acts AMsured in Show A variety of acts wW be presented when a talent a~ow is held at 7:30 p.m. SAturday at tile Syracuse Elementary School der the sponsorship of tho Ladles Auxiliary o! the Syracuse Fire Department. Highlighting tile show wiD be a mock wodcllJV by awdllary and ~ other residents of the community. There is no admissioneharie .-;:: but a free wUl ofre"""-- will be ~ laken and refreslun~;;;; will be i M u• sold. !:1 ; *' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Garnet Carson, Middleport; Janice Smltll, PIXIUiro)'i L e n a Newmeyer, Wilkesville. DISCHARGES Carolyn Thalql1011, Chrlatlno Buchs~>- I..... ,, l I • ·(P;Intliuod rr..n - 2) ' ·~ 10 !Cic:al. dllllrlcta through the new- f.....atlon ICil'lllula. NCJDilublh: · ocheols would be lnclullod In the new rormu)l and would 1(01 Dmdl from atai,O .....ldlea and tho ....,ey I"' Ctlllo iax. Money iiGulll' be giv• en to IIOI>I>Ubllc adlools oo a per ,~q~ll ••Is. Aller llllftiiii)Jllc schools were given their c:aleulated share of , the mooey, public schools districts would be given .m!JII03 on a new )lOr NO, ICic:al om.rt formula. Dlatrlbudon would hinge on a 21Hrtill local Pl'llP!I1'11 lax lor ' and' receipts operatiJV OJ<POnaes i IK·zngs, Stalesmen, . Sf!ldiers Gathering zn . llJo Inevitable, w. · , Corwralula.IJons to Mr. and Mrs. .Q, Wlaeman, lorme!'ly of Ruiland, who Thuroday obsorved 111e1r 60th woddl!llannlvoraary In Sprlngllold, Ohla. · •· Mr. •lid Mrs. Wlioina~ lived In Melp aU ot tholr .,.,, rled ure until last November and are plarrine to return hero soon. Carda - aJibouah belated - may be sont to Mr. llld Mrs. o, W, Wlao. .n, 663 Cortlatd Drtve, In care of Jahn Wiseman, ~rlnglleld, Ohio, 45505. qau,ey TONIGHT & !M'!'IJIIDAY March ~s;,s . HOUR OF THE GUN - TecbnlrolorJam.es Garner as Wyiu'Earp Jason Robard1 ATIACK ON THE IRON COASr - TechnicoJorLioyd Bridges, Andraw Klor SUN. - MON. - TUES. March 30-31 • April I COOGAN'S BLUFF (Technlcolor) . Clint Eaa- - Suaatl Clark COLORCARTOONS: lloi!Win~ Nudnlklove A Lli4 lO:Boldstl WoodY 'Fr~Oifier SHOW STARTS 7 P.r.t ·~Ia . I Pre.. llil....,,jj.,.. ·By United Preu International Klnga, stateamen and soldiers 'rtom every rontinert announced Solurday they Woold cather In Waohlngtan Monday for the luneral of Dwight D, Elsonhow· or, uniting old allies and old ellOmles alike In testlmol1)< to tkls epitaph lor Ike: ''We felt tfe belonged to all or us." 1' 1'11e Soviet Union, France, Britaili, Germany and Japan headed tile list of naUons ti'o.t anoounced ol!lctal delegatiOIUI to attend the services in National Cathedral. Similar announcements poured forth all day rtom every corner of the earth-AustraUa, Polarrl, Jordan aoo Yugoslavia among them. Presldent Charles de Gaulle < have arrived . 1 CINCINNATI .- "IT'S INEVITABLE. IT'S BEEN IIP~IIIIInd it's firalb arrived here." . · · "II" Is panta - worn Ill< romale aludenta at WaiDut HWa Hllh School hire. Girls In alacko - a forbidden !orm of dreaa in moot hl&h school a - are now Ol)pearlng at Walnut HWa Hilh with tho admlnlatraUan'• appn>val. . · "We're not pl'CIIIIOIIne It," Principal Raymond lll'oltalq. said. "We're merely accepi!JV tile new clrcum&tancea and tho reall!J ot tile altuallon." The new ruline, which went IIIIo ol!ect thla -k, wu made by the school's Parents' Advisory Bclard llld a 11att polley CQI!lmlttee. · MRS. JAM&'! CARPENTER, the former su.~ Parker, or Rut· Farm Bureau wanl8 action now . land, ))egan student teachlne Wednesday at the Franklin Helahls l COLUMBIJS - THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of tile Ohio Farm Hl&b Sehoolla COlumbus. Bureau Federation today Ul'led Asrlculture Secretary Clil!ord J1ar.. . Mrs. Call)enter Is a atadeat at Ohio Slate Untvonlfl, Recent)J, din to push for new. farm program loglalatlon as 10011 aa .POIIIbls. 'abo was amOJV atadento choseA to model garments they had' made "We loot tllero Is a 11'081 for IQIIlOihlllll to be dono rlahl for a .rum to be used In clothine construction claaaea at Ohio State. now." the bcud 111d in a reiiOlution. urhere 11 adequate macbJn.. ery for Co!vro11 to begin a massive land retirement program reMR AND MRS. KEN GROVER were In Columbuo sovenl do¥• cconmetded by our votiJV delegates 11 our Iaiii annual mootine." where thoy attended seminars oo portrait llghtlne end pealne 11 well Pilgrinu dudoinful of danger as other phaocs o! phclojp'apby. Tho events were held at the ColumPILGRIMll AND TOURISTS POURED Into tile IloJ.y Lend today bus Shertlton. despite throats !rom F4r1Pt and Arab JlUBI'rlllaa to auack civilian SPONSORS OF THE FIFTH ANNUAL Mlaa Southam Ohio Pag- largets ID IsraeL Renewed llehUne aCCOIIIIIIInled diplomatic em.rta ean~ tho Pomeroy a-ber of Commerce ODd XI Gammo Mu Chap- to becln Bli Four talks on a Middle Eaat peace. tor of Beta Sigma Ph4 hiving encountered much difficulty In-~.. WorshiJIPOra Jammed churches and shrines In Jeruealem llld lng trophies for tile eveat taot year - tilt~ arrived, ...,. broken, other hlstorlc:al rellpous altea for the begllllllnJ of Easlar Holy the night belore the pqeant - were referred this .vear to 111area Week. Vlaltora Included American oYIII8Ullat Bllly Graham, who eslabllslunent. conferred wltll laraeU Premier Golda Malr Tlllrsdo¥. of France, Kill! Baudouln ol B e I g I u m, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi or Iran, Prince Barnhard of the Netherlands, alii J;'tesident Ferdllllnd E. Marcos ol the PhUlilPines were among the ranking world loaders who wUI be tllere. So would Manhals Ivan Konev ard Vaaslly Cbulkov of the Soviet Union, old World War D allies alii cold war foes of Elsenhowor, People Weep Ordinary citizens the world over paid some oi the most touching tribute to the five star general alii prestdenL People wept openly as they read the news tn the streets of Paris. Hundreds Rled Into tile U.~. VOL. IV NO 9 ~ her sleter.m.Iaw, Mrs. Arth. ur H. (Holen) Bear, 81, In MercY llo!Jlltal, Iowa Clcy, Jtnra, Wednesday ......... !lie hadbeon a patient there 28 days. Mrs. a,er married Arlbur Reer on May 23, 19G. ThiO' made their home In Tipton, Jtnra. !lie Ia survived by her ~ala­ bond, me aleter, Marcia B. Karr, Syr~<Uso; three llep • cbUdron, Ll1rls A. Baer, Waukee, Jon; Dorolby m., Alldet'IDII, KaMallea, llld Jllollt Soidlb, Rock Ja. land, Dl. !fer ni'li'f ""' with her ,_I'N M.O•.w111. .._,sat. a~~:~oe;~ urdiY at 2 p,m. from tho Ullllod Medlo!ll•f91\U'dt Ia TIJitoa,Bur'lliJI•i.e:l!l.111e Mlaoal~ ...... lal torr In '1't]Jian. Frianda ..,.jo taU at the Joltn D,yo Funeral Homo In Tipton. .--l ~ Ieath, u ::I M~: \ I I s ,.) !'J ~ 0 'f) ;-j , ...... . -~ .u tr~ • ... llie4 ... tO our mtn:l1 as the officer or tho allied the west on the front II I t I e r I t e Gol'IIIIDY· troops also fougbt lllllor command.'1 Most world leader~ • ...,..., . ' ""';;;:; • they would be de&artlllll Washington later In tho eOO. Some, I i k e Prime Minister Jdm new to the u~tted Slateo Saturday. 1'. ' :: .... ~ .~: (, __. • • ,j ,--· ........ oo SUNDAY. MARCH 30. 1969 contra&! {;) ~ ~~ :_') -) -, .S 0 Weather Variable cloudiness ._... ~ ; er &mday with a IIU!e Uatrt !IOUtllwest sod snow Ourrtil' · northealll bday. Fair of' partly cloudy northealll and ....., < . tlnued cold Monday. 111111 S.,.·'.r day In the 20o nort11 to tho tow, . 30s sooth. Low 3llday Dl&llt ·!D ' the teens. . ,,, t· -.,II PRICE TEN CENTS Gallipolis-Point Pleaaant FAMOUS GRIN flashes as former Preslclent Dwight D. .Eisenhower celebrated his 78th birthday last October. linfred College Wrecl\:ed After Stabbing PRAIIUE VIEW, Tex. (UPO - A grOIQ> of Prairie VIew A&M College students, angered by the slabbing death of a footbaU alar 1 · Saturday burned three CBJil)US lulldlngs llld damaged two others with fire. All of Prairie VIew's 4,000 students except about 20 are Negra. ·Twency to 50 atuderrts, moat of the athletes, rampaged · dli'ough the campus lor t w o hdurs early Saturday, causing aboul $10,000 damoge In tho three buildl~t which were dellroyed. The rampage alii arson slarted after Wesley Davidson, 20, a sophomore football star, died in a hospital at I a.m., about an hour after he was Jtabbed at Fuller Hall, a men's dormitory. Herbert Lee "Red" 'I'holnpsm, 26, a Vietnam veteran from Beawnont and Dallu, Tex., was char&ed with morderlng Davidson. Thompson was unCII)tured al laat report. Aak Guard to Shoot •. · "They (students) !'anted the ascurlcy ol!lcer to · - the boy alii when he wouldn't, the~ ~e arwn arw:t went over to tnarn'. the security office, except lt wallf't the securiQI office,,. A.L 1'11..nas, the college tiieaklent, eald. · .~'IIlli old security olftce was used as a civil defenae Outfit· at El.erfelds In Pomeroy I il See The Many .New Arrivals All Over The Store OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 Davidson aOO Davidson said he damn well better not be," JOOnson said, "Davidson said •any time you want to try.' Davidson Slipped 11 Red came with a knife. As Davidson turned to run and slipped, tile guy slabbed him then. He slipped and the guy caught him again in the side of the lower abdomen ard 14J uOOerneath the rlb cage." Davidson was stabbed three times. He r~n thr01€h a plate glass door ttying to escape his pursuer. He died an hour later in a ho&pllaL ~·r know I'm not going to make it," Davidson said over and over at the hospital before he died. · An hour after Davidson died the students started burning. They also damaged the cafeter· Ia all:l laundry and turned o"er a laundry truck. BY MARGUEIUTE DAVIS WASHINGTON (UP!) - Flanked by men olthe military he once led in battle and covered by the flag he served in war aOO peace, the bod,y of Dwight David Eisenhower lay in a quiet cathedral chapel Saturday while thousaOOs of Americans passed by in tribute. On the first day of a three-day state funeral in the nation's capital, the form~r President belonged to his fellow countrymen. Young and old, they slowly passed by his closed casket in thr. cold, dark Bethlehem Chapel of Washington National Cathedral, where it will remain until Surday afternoon. Although chill winds and afternoon. The body wiiJ De occasional light showers swept borne by train afterwards to the cathedral grounds dominat· Abilene, Kan., (or burial. ing th~ city's northwest skyline, Eisenhower's steel gray, Ragt:he mourners, less sad tllln draped casket was brought solemnly respectful ard aftec- frorn a {\.mural home to the tiomte, pthered ~n growing cathedral in late morning~ numbers to walt the1r chance to where it was met by the Lolling pay last respects to the man of the great bourdon bell in the they all knew as "Ike." cathedral tower and the CareAfter Mrs. Eisenhower and well strains or "HaiJ to the oilier members of a small Chier• by the Marine band. family partj· attended a private, Then, while the barxl played HJ..mlnute prayer service before "Go:l of Our Fathers" again noon, the doors or the uOO.er- aOO again, the casket was ground chapel were opened to carried down narrow stone the public for more than elght steps to the chapel where the hours. The lines of mourners general's widow, Mamie, waited outside snaked around the in black. cathedral and out four blocks at With her were her son John the start, and 90 minutes later Eisenhower, and hls 'wife· the lines stretched six blocks gran:lson David and his wire: long. the former Julie Nlxon, ard President Nixon remained at grarrldaughters Barbara Ann, Camp Davld 1 the presidertial Susan and Mary Jean. retreat in western Maryland, The Very Rev. Francis B. giving thought to the five- Sayre Jr., dean of the cathedral minute eulogy he will dellver {Continued on Page 2) Stmday when Eisenhower's body Is placed In the capitol Rotunda to He in state. Dignitaries Pa,y Tribute Foreign dignitaries- klnes and princes, presidents and prime ministers, comrades .. in- arms from World War D-planned to fiy to tile cll)llal ror the funeral at the cathedral MoOOay Middle East Peace Plan Is Offered UNITED NATIONS (UP0 The United Slates has drawn a plan for • Mlcldle East settlement tllat woold unl.!y Jerusalem l under Israeli control but return to tile Arabs other lands lost In the six -<lay war ~ 1967, West~"""euafion om diplomatic tiOUJ'<el eald sat~· ' 0 ursday. DAYTON (UPO - An oatclel · In a proposal ready lor lntroof the NAACP said here that ducllon next week at the Four Black separatism Is "nothing Power moellne an the Middle but old 1850 segregation." · East, diplomat a said the Unit" As a people we have 11urrer.. ed States also will propose creed loa much, too long to be Its atlon ~ domllltarlzetl proprq)onenta," said James Brown tected by an International peace Jr., an NAACP youth leader. keaPne Ioree along the ArabBrown, speaking Frlclay night Israeli berdora. Both Arab na• to 400 delegates ol a seven-alAte Ilana and Israel 1Vould be guarNMCP leadership <'Onference, antaod fr_, ~ navlpllon In delended his orgaoilzationagainat tho &e• Coital, tho Tlr111 Straits chargoo ~ bolrV maclerate. and ·the adlolninll Qlll of At~~aba "Don't Itt anyone teU yoo tho at the aou11tern lip ~ the ~at NAACP hao boon placall!ll white l'o!llnoula. ~;:~:~ folks~" ·he said. "George Wal· The ~tle ,IQUrces said ll!ltlll ""'rvl· lace doea not 41s the NAACP.'' Britain llad ~ the u. S, ~1, said tho lleht Brown said ·thoro are many )ll'Oiiosa1 enlbualaotlcally a n d 1110 ·GJool.lO, 150 ]IOq)ls In tile civil rlpto 010that tho Fr<t!!Ch <onalder .11 a ;:~~Sr~:.,.. him. . ~·nt who are engaged In a pcpu- pealdve ~·II far cll~euallon at l)e~,. larlt,y c911teaL "They ~!10 which the Four POwer talka bqlmlng .111~ talldllll "iiQ tha "ltd Ia blowlne; lhonrun next '11lurllday, Theoth~bJI!our Ia fl'ool llld illY the,y are tlie power, tho Soviet Ulllon, haallvleatlera," ho said. on no Indication ~ Ita aUI1ude. . aratism is Sep B5 .,ust 1 O's , or. •' ~ . , • • •••, 1 , •one• Agreement Reached at Stauffer POINT PLEASANT - Ray Musgrave, attorney for the Stauffer Chemical Co., tarrassed by a strike ln reCent weeks, s a i d Saturday aCternoon an ~'agreement has been reached wtth the union." Disclosure of terms of the agreement was delayed until 7 p.m. Saturday when Musgrave was to make a statement at the Pleasant Point Resort. The firm, which had sought an 111/woctloo against alleged Illegal picketing and otller acts at the plant site, was not success· lui In oblalnlns the coort order in an Informal and private hearing belore Judge James Leo 1'11111111SOII Frida¥. Following it, company and W"Pion representaUves began negotiations w h i c h cmtinued through most of Slturdo¥. Hell~ters were reportedSat... ul'daY llftlne men to work at Stauffer&, over picket lines. STORES TO CLOSE Ohio Doparlmont ~ U.,.Or Cootrtll Dlraetor Donald D_ Conk .._.,..,. ' today that ail Slate !Ions iUid ~lea will be closed .~ Good ,Frlday, April~. De· parlnienlal ofttco& will be - . Dlroclol' Cook reported, but omployeoa ·will be. pven lhe - tuni!J lo.alteod Good: Friday 1101'• vices. Long-waited Bill Comes Up 'to House COLU~ffiUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes' long-ewaited education alXI tax bill was set tor introduction in the Ohio House Monday afternoon or Tuesday, The biU will create new lev~ els of education administration and provide new taxes for education. It also will reWrite the school. l"oundation fonnula. the method which _s.tate money is distributc~ocal districts. Incrftsed emphasis will be placed on medical school educalion and upgrading general education courses in oonopublic schools. A provision of the bill lor taxes would give county commissioners the opportunity to levy 1 per cent to 2 per cent personal income taxes, l1rith half of the revenues earmarked for education. Secondan tax provision would get the state a 11;4 per cent hike in vendors' excise tax revenues. Two other tax bills are expected to be introduced during the pre-Easter week sessions. Legislators were to return to work at 4 p. m. MoOOay, instead of the usual 8 p.m. starting time. The work week will end Wednesday afternoon so lawmakers will have a longer Easter weekend. They will not return to work until next 1'ues- AT HALF MAST - The UnitedStatesFlagwas low· ered to half masl Friday afternoon following the death ol former President ~ight D. Eisenhower. This Times .. Sentinel photograph was taken in front of the Gallipolis Post Office SQturda,y afternoon. GALLIPOLIS- Normal activIties wiD bo sUiled oo many lronts Monday as tile Gallla Meigs area joins In a day of national moornlng upon tho doatho! former Prest- Dwlgbt D. Eisenhower, In accordance with a )II'OCiamallon by Governor James A. Rhodes and Marlin Essex, 111porlntendeal, Slate Doparlmenl of Education, all schools, Including clly scbcolo, In Gallla sod Meigs Counll will bo closed Monday according to the respective countY ~· along with Rio Grande College. AD lederal, slate, countY and municipal ~coB w!U alao be closed. Both tho Deily Trilame llld the bally SeoUnel, holiever, wlll!llbUih M<llday odlllona. Merrill 1\lull, ._ . _ ~ the GaU4!0lls Rolah Morehanla· As' . . aoclation, said S.turdoy U..t moat &tbres wiU remain - I n GaUlpolio lotlnday, All. tbroo·Galll»olii bWi will bo C\010!1 Monday. . ausa• ..ut·be held br ll)e • . ' • Gallipolis Business College as scheduled . The courthouse, welfare de.. partrnent, all bWa of Meigs C<1mcy, and the JJO&t ottlce will be closed. A meellns of t h e Meigs Crunly Commlsslooers scheduled for Monday has been postj)OIIed until Tuesday. POstmaster Elmer E. Caldwell said the Galllpolb Pust otllce will be closed Monday. 1'l1e ont.Y man service will be special deliveries. All Adminlstrative offlcea at the Galllpolls state lnslllute wiD bo closed. AU employees who work Mondo¥ lhrou8h Friday wUI be oU duly, aceonllng tD William Hall, Persomel Dltector. All lh1ft empleyoos who a r e scheduled ,.01 report ror work u usual and will recelve compensalory lime oU at • !alar date. The olllcos ~ llle Ohio lllroau o( Emplo,ymont sOrviees In Galllpolla and I'Omoi'OJ' \ . will becloaed MOOday, The, ~11\lJ"ll• ~.. (Contlruocl 'II\> ' ~ ~ . . da.}' afternoon. Up for final roadiJV In lbe Senate Morday afternoon was a bill to delay unUI 1972 tho opo plication of rules which the state Board of Tax Ajlpeals Ia required to adopt 11 to establlab an equal and unitonn statewide rule for determiniJW taabll value arxl asseument ~ ·•II~_. estate. 11 The rule was ordered ea. forced Dec. 24, 1968, by tho Ohio Sll)reme Court. The bill permits tho bcartl to ameoo some rules pertainiiJI to sextennia1 reappraisals effective for this year, next Y•r, and 1971. 262 Die 3DayFight SAIGON (UPll--A 11.... bsUle raged throu&h Ill 11tb" · day Sllurday near tho DomiW.:: ri zed Zoo.e and Amerlcaa troapl reported killing 262 Nar!li · Vietnamese re~ars 8JIPI,felll'q defending a l>lge <adla lit weapons and rood. There were indleattou 1bi Communists were prepared ·tD , stand tlleir ground llld fl&1rt • the last J11llll. America louea .. the three days ~ heavy~ ' were placed at 17 killed aM 1. wounded. ·' u.s. miliary opoko11111011 aaW ~ ruu regiment ~ Nerio . a Vietnamese lnfantey, ......, .' 3,000 men, may have . . , 'l ordered to sland fall Ia ~ Gallia-Meigs Area In Mourning on Monday • I wlthoot c' Thousands Pass Draped Remains Allied Costs ·, brief :lj O'l FOUR SECTIONS Pomei'OJ'-Middlepnrt Speaking of DOif! FORGET TO REGISTER IN tilE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT FOR THE CHAIR TO BE GIVEN AWAY DAYBEFORE EASTER. . ' NO PURCH~$£' NECESSARY AND YOU ,. DON'T .HtVE 1;0 EPRE$ENT TO liN . . ' ... ~ paper 1*1 anooune~ "' president of nelghborh~· i«ntPf( Marian Spychalski, ..W • • , .•r.;:~< l. neral Eisenhower wW · ·- - - -- - -- -- - - - · - - - - · - · 1' ""'~· ~ Eberlbach, POm, ~~I.Y ed Eisenhower In Ita AllNagency for bla ·~1111'~ polk'l' agaln!t tho ~~~~ atates." erica Pays Eisenhower Tribute Select Your New I!I'QY, !licelved word d. the death e~, ~ ! 36 PAGES '" ' ~~~ Mrs Baer Dies .lor tile general's soul. Cordlnal Amleto Giovanni Clc0f!18oil issued ·a statement praising his 41 \'1101' •• • soldier 1 hi 8 slt)erlorlty as a atate&man, his wisdom and balanced judgment as President of the Uniled States!' · C<mmunist party newspapers in CzechOslowida, Poland ard Hungary ran lengthy lroot page sLOries on th~ g~rBI'o 'lassing and ~ u The goverm\ mtries Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley and the awards are now on hind, evan though thlo year tho event wUI not be held unUI AprU 26 at tho Malgs Junior Hl&b Sehoolln Pomeroy. The trophies wUI go on dloplay next week In a window at tho New York ClotlliJV Houoe and will remain there until - n t night. Services for Holy Week Anoounced Gaulle, who has never forgotten EisenhoWer's World Wat D SIIJport for him as chief of free French forces. Queen Elizabeth 0 of ilflgland sald Britons '"would not forget his presence amorv us during the war, nor his continuing friendship in the years that followed." Earl Mountbatten, who served un:ler Eisenhower as admiral o( the British neet, will represent the Queen in Washington a111 Detonse Minister Denis Healey will represent Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who is in Nigeria. Pope Prays For Ike The Vatican. anmunced that Pope Paul had retlred to pray tmts .. , PARtS - u.s. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE negotiators want to Include In tho Vlelnam Ialka the subject of C...munlst troops In Laos and cambodia, allied diplomats eald today. They said that linle11 tho Laotian and Combodlan problema are reaolved, tho conferonce will not achieve las1IJV peace In Soulbeaat AaiL Pbam Dane Lam, tho chlet Sou1h VIetnamese negotiator, went THE MEIGS COUNTY BOOKMOBILE - Mr. Eddy - will alart so far as to lOY that the price of a peace sotllemontlneluded tho a new department at once. · witflcirtwal of aU North Vietnamese ' 1regular ard subversive toreKnown as "Memory lAne~" this corner or the bookmobile will es" from Laos ml Cambodia as well as trom South Vietnam. otter old copies of pqniar magazinea. The magazines are of the type which conlaln articles on hlllllemakl.,lawns, holiday obsorv· ances and that type material rather tlau news type stories.. (Coatlnued"lrml- I) Many residents remember having seen an article or a recipe, . tor e:Qlmple, in a mqazine years ago but do not have the magazine. of Mr. Chancey's effort& We Mrs. VIlma Pikkoja, director of the boolanobile, hope a the new ser· know lhit eYeryme will not be Genevieve Rulltz, 84, a lorvice will make these informative pieces available. c..,.,lotely conlant with U, but, mer I'Omei'OJ' rolidenl, clled at Each month the "Memory Lane" corner will feature magazines her homo, 2883 Harrison Ave., believe me, It wao tho bellti'o.t of that particular month back through the yean. • could be arranged when aU clrCincinnati, Wemollday. lacldenlally, Mrs. Plkkoja also Blrosses that tile boolanobUe Sbo .... preceded Ia death eumatancea were conatdered. is mOst certainly for adults as well as children. SPECIAL EVENTS for the by her paronta, Uriah end Ella Moore llo1l, llld her luaband, oprlng - In the follolrlne brlof MRS. MARTHA HUSTED, A TEACHER In tile Melp Local HermanllKunb. P&rllll'll>h I will POint 001 IQI!le School District. is one Meigs Countlan who is Wholeheartedly in h Is llii'VIved by 1wo claut!h- of the activities which wW be favor of ecrorts beirw made to save the Otdo Theater in Columbus. ters sod a Mrs. Oscar Fo- occurring tn the weeks ahead: The theater - built In 1928 - Ia threatened wltll cleslructlon to gle, Hermosa Beach, Calif.; Mrs. A junior hlsh school and elemake room for a state oltlce buildlrw. Mrs. Husted says the archl· llorotby lflllnmel, CIDclnnaU, and menlary ..nd concert. will lake tecture is beautitul arkl feels that the theater should be preserved. William ll Kuna, &-., lllmy. place tills evsRing. On April 11 Tonight, at 7:15p.m., the Columbus Symphony Orcheotra wUI dale, callt.; a brother, Philo- we will have a senior elaas pJ.iur. give a free concert at the theatel' to test the public interest in sav-- man Hoyt, Kansas C'lcy, Mo.; A blab school ._nd concert Ia lll8 the building. It saved, the structure would become a communi- alx srandcbUdren, and seven scheduled ror AprU 18, Tho sopl>ty concert hall. The bulldirw contains a $40,000 otgan which alto omore party wW ta1te place on would hive to bo torn cut If ills to bo ra~ Wnl be held .(j!rU 25: A ~hotr c.Wert li Soturda1 at I p.m. !rom Ew- scheduled for May 2. 1'l1e junlorIng Cbapel with tho Rev. Wil- •enlar prom 11 set tor ·Ma.Y 9. bur Perrin olllclallns. Blrlal A second ._td concert wUI take wiD bo ~ Booeh Grove ceme- place on May 16. On May 23 (Continued from I) tery, Friends call at the there will be a senior assemb}¥ for our graduates,liacc:alaureate into a trap between two funeral homo UIYIImo. wUI bo on May 25, ~mence­ CommunJst base camps. ment will bo on May 27. The last Bumgarner day Delayed repnrts Iron\ allied ol school wUI be May 29. headquarters eald tile 500 aUied This does not Include aD lbe POINT PLEASANT - H o I y trot'llers, outnumbered two-to- Dies in Richwood events that will lake place, but Wook services at Christ Cburch one •wed their way 001 of the It does give you some dates to Ejllscopal: trap earlier in the week after NEW HAVEN, W, Va. - Ll"' II" by. Clrcumstancea may also Palm SJnday, March 30, 8a.m., helicopters brouglit In relnforce- fred Bumgarnet, 70, former re- cause the changilw: of some of Ble11lng of Palms sod H o I y mentL sldelt of New Haven died Thursday at Richwood, Ohio. these dates aa dmo goo' bl. Eucberl&t; II a.m. Blessing or ISS Rodleo Fouad Palms, solemn proeesalm, end Military opokesmen said at He was born In Mason County LOCAL TEMPS Holy Eucharist; Monday, March least 155 C<lnmunlot bodleo In 1899, the son o! tho late Mil1'l1e teQeraturo lnPtllleroY'• 31, S:IS p.m., Holy Eucharist. were found later on the lard and Emma Bumgarner, lljl d""mown buolneaa dlatrlcl at Tuesday, April I, 7 a.m. Hoi¥ beUlefield but th~eo Green Is survived by his wlto, nvechU- 11:05 Lm. today waa 48 degrooa Eucharist. Berets ,11"-re kWed atd niDo dren, ard two slatera, who are _u:::nde=r:..S:.:!!!!!Q':::>:..•::kl::;e::s.:..._ __ Wednesday, AprU 2, 10:30 a. wounded, with 100 Sou1h Vlelnl• Mrs. Roy Holtman and Mrs. HaFuneral services wW be bold m,, Ho17 Eucharisti 11:15 a.m., mese wounded arxl no <:ount on iel CoPohirt, OOth o! Now Ba- Sunday at 1 p.m. at Richwood 1 Prayer Group, their deed. ven. with berlal there. Maund)' Thursday, April 3, 7:30p.m., Holy Eucharlot. Good Friday, April 4, Noon until 3 p.m., tllreo toors ~ devotion; 12-1 p.m., Mornlnl Prayer and sermoni 1-2 p.m., thewa,y ~ tho eross and sermon (yGung _.e ~ the Parllh will ]>Orlray each alation of tho way with a living labloau,) 2-3 p.m., AnteCommunloa, tho lliddlag J>i.orer COllect1, IDil The Reproaehe&i 5:30p.m., evening prayer. !lay, .~ril 6, 8 s.m., llol1 Eucharllllf 9 s.m., junior cbolr breakfast; 10 a.m., church schCICII, and lls.m., Holy Eucharllt. .?. llUbllc Ia welcome to all '-..: general. Eulogies from world loader• moonted to the !housand• of. words all day S.turday, IJI&Ill' directed to Mrs. Eisenlwwei' ,· some to President Nixon, aome to the world at large. Often, they lastened as much on tho periDIIal chirm and moral streJVth of the man as tlley did on his achlvemt'nts as a soldler and statesmen. "In trutll, we felt he belonged to all of us," said NATO Secretary General Manito Brf>o aio in a statement that seemed to summarize world sentiment. "A great soldier, an eminent statesman, a sincere lrielll of France and one tor whom I had profound atrection," said De • Brltlah novellat Cleghorn Gas. kel said, "A man is so lnthewa,y in the hoose." t!r Mrs. Kuntz Dies Jn Cincmn'ati' enibassy in Lordon. "A .-:real commander. served under him," wrote one tall, white-hatred gentleman. Then, like all the restj he walked away through the scene of sonle of Eisenhower's finest hours - Gronenor Square, where he and his allied generals planned the World War D dereat of Nazi Germany arrJ where they lived as heroes in those days. U.S. soldiers at every command In Eur~e 1 Korea and other foreign bases assembled every half hour from dawn to dusk at saluting battel-ies arxl awaited the cornmam, "Fire!" then, jnstantly, a single Howitz~ er report sounded tribute to the Thoughts somt::U:'r:~ht~~~:"'~ ~; ~"::,.;,:.Ond"'.;1~' Price of Peace going up to Hanoi In I wa Oty MIIGS·tHEATRE • positions in a ~:!!~~:-.~ .J ravine three mile• DMZ and six miles •oor-th"_,. .• the allle• base at cam Lti." 191KIUod . Elements d. tho Mechanized Jnranlly advancing bohiDd a •• fire !rom artillery sod ::= fighter-bombers l'OJIOAod ltWj!iji 71 North VIetnamese Ia GAY BASTIANI NAMED MISS OHIO - Gay Butlanl, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Bastlani, 101 Baatlanl Dr. has been named state D... lst In the 15tllannual NaUOIBI Collop Queen Pagoan~ She will Participate In an elght-o~oY J~qoant olartlne Ailril II at Weat Palm Beach alid· conelucUrw ·APril 20 at W••hlngton D.C. M,taa; Bastl- . ani w!U l'OJiresent Oblo Unlverslty where sh.e ts a junJor maiorlns In Interpersonal communltiattoho a!ttl also studying · EJV!Ia,h and 1'11eatre. The girls ..m be judged '"' cooklrw skills, taahlon design, publlc affair•• econc~nif;s. personality, polaeaotl- driving. fighting Saturdo¥, llddbtllo 191 bodies coonted earllar American force&. The ftghUog near cam ~ was the !angus! "'""""" ~ In South Vletllalll'l ~ ·~ prorinces since tho ~"' IBUIIched their ~ olrenslve Fob. 23, it1t1 iclia. · has Intensified in tho .,.... ' ' TOURS WAR AREAS PORT IIARCOURt, (UPl) - Britlab PriM tor Haruld wu..., rav181id area& beiDDd linN, Ia eaiiOI'IIW ~ ' :::t~;~:: do¥ ·ill!l came • ot·llie iicllwl ~· • ~O~ATS WIN Jlt/NTINGTON; W• . , - Ohio Univeralb' over ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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