https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cee6905c1529afe945fc19a7690dcd7f.pdf a3174ba1e5a03efa57239a1914492951 PDF Text Text ."· .. . ,__ . 'J. ! ' . .\ # I !Mourning Thousands Attend Ike's Last Ride til AbileRe . " HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPO the World War D hero. dearby Kentuclly border almost Crowdo of more than 1,000 three hooro tieblnd schedule l;:iae~er to his 01111 rest IIII'IIOd out In Charlestoa, W, around 6 a.m. &ST• . ~Ia tiered acrooa the nation's Va., and Huntington to catch a Eisenhower, who dll!d Friday heartland tAlday and thooiSnda gl~se or 'the Jllsalng train. At In Washington, •1111' bs burled peraona dotted the route lor a a 1D-mlnute stop to change Wednesday In the Kansas town last goodbye. crews ln Huntington, one ot the he left 58 years ago to enler Tear • stained, hymn • singing military o t r I e l a I 1 aboard West Point, atarli'lt a career Americans from historic Civil thanked lite gro.., lor turnl'lt that carried him to the While War towns In VIrginia and the out on a cold, miacy mornllll• House as one of the country's coal fields and rolling !arm "I know the general would most bsloved president& country or West VIrginia, some have shed a teer It he had been Warmth Surfaces walll'lt through the chilled here today," uid CoL Clement The warmth he evoked In Ute night, IID'ned, oot as the 10-<:ar Riley. surfaced again In death as 5,000 funeral train pulled by three The train .was dark with aU per10111 jammed. the · railroad Diesel engine& headed weat to shades drawn as It pulled out ot dfi)Ot In Charlottesville, Va., Abilene, Kan., bo)'hood home of Huntington and hooded lor the most ot litem standing aUently, '-The train carryl'lt Dwight D. ot some ol~W~ng· '>' \ $ . J)e=l'f! Material W or 5 6 ll 12 19 13 20 18 27 . Q_ · ~ I. ·' . ... l(o hi• candidacy tor The EJ.m-ero aloo used the car, uaually aulgned to the president ot the s.Jta Fe Railroad, for their winter trip• tr<m their !arm home In Gettysburg, Pa., to llteir vacation home In Palm Springs, Calll. Oxygen was carried aboard the car In case it was needed by Mrs. Eisemower, who su!ters !rom a rhewnatic heart condl~ tlon. She broke doWn 1!1111 sobbed uncontrollably at WashlOIIon National cathedral Mono •ay ai!M funeral aer,lcea. announce preslde~t. ,' ·. •• ' v 0 . · She ...,.,...,, ......::':::~ by the u... ...... ,... J.... ,,.. Statloa llld, ,) 11'1111.,. • her l tunenl Cll'· Thei-e were 110 l4riiiiil ..rlk COD planned a1ol!l flil l"'lli;. memorial p1 1'1* Ut ~ r I I ' a tor · Clnel~U llldll d!arliJ atop lor aervlcbw tbe ~l!U cancelled at the r11 i i II( Else"'-er tanill1: Yra. Elaenh- lrbo . . . 1IQt lb', requefied the tram'TIII raifilly had asked Ita rw,ta .Mj• kept aecret bill ward' ~ ail' • ( ConlliiiiCI Olll'lfll ., Weather • Scattered II!OWerl todaJ, • ntght and Wednelda1111lb aftw tlllndersbowers In tbe ICiullt. Hlgbs today from the IIIPI' Ml In lite extreme DOrtb to lhell(llll' 50s In tbe Oldreme IOUIJI, l,llwa tonight from the upr·· 301 to lite upper 40s. TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1969 TEN CENT$· ~~~~~~----------------~----------~--------------------------~-- 7 14 21 28 I 't ?o en t 1ti ;;,':8/ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ' •. r DeVoted To 'nul lntereJIJ Of·'nul Meigi-Mawn Area VOL. XXI .NO. 239 4 ~ ttl ~ or Inca.plete uterl.al ReplAced 3 )r • The lerpst palaeo In I h e world Ia the Loovre In Paris, which eovera 48.9 aerea and Ia . - the world's lergest ert &allery. Q at 6:50 p.m. EST Monday, about the U11l011 Pacific taki'lt lite 50 minnteo bshlnd schedule. It final run to Abilene. Elaenhower' 1 body waa trenas lost more Ume Ira v e II ng lhrOillh statlono at eight mUeo ported In a gunmetal gray, Gl casket 'borne by bagpge car an hour. The train was to lirrlve In No. 314. Black ctn,es were Abilene about 11 p.m. EST h111g to creole a 7-l>y~16 loot r0001. The American !lag was tonight. It was being moved by lour placed at the head ot the casket different railroad linea. The and the presideltlal standard at Cheupeake & Ohio was carry- Its side. Ing It from Washllltlon to Ride In Last car Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower and Cincinnati, where the Baltimore & Ohio takes over for a run to other members, of the lamlly SL Loots. In SL Loots the train rnde In the las' '"" "Old Rs to bs moved by the Norfolk Salta Fe" -ltv -er & Western to Kansas Clcy with took to Ab¥ ~· ~ r "The Battle HyJnn The treln slowed to a eniwl as It Jll&sed throogh populated areas. aJ11( was running at least two houra behind schedule. In White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., about halt the communis cy's 2,000 residents waited patiently In 11Mlegree weather as the train, eJIPOCled at 11:30 Monday nl&trt, finally came Into view at ~:10 a.m. EST today, Loses Time The train, wlllt the Cll' carrying Else-or' a body draped In black, left Waahlrwton ot the Republic.'' / Now Yon Know Q • Material to Kicrotila . Theodore T. Reed Jr. Opens New Home of Banking Firm BY BOB WINGETT The beautltul, new buDding <1. The Farmers Ban< & Savlnp ComJIIDY located West Main and West SeCUKl Sts. In Pomeroy overlooking the Ohio River, was opened to business In a brlet but lmpreaslve ribbon . c:ut:tlni cerem0111 this morning. A large crowd ot weD-wishers and llltereated townapoople Joined oflleers at lite bank to mark the occasion. 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"TI ·-·-.DEC.-·-:;·-· e 5 .- • 9 10 11 12 1) 14 B 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2) 24 2) 21· 27 28 22 2) 21> 25 26 27 28 ~ ~ ~ ~ )1 PUBLISHED jJ{M}£ }J b']' ttdR ;t;4 Q 0 J».TES·-J.Of~U '{~/y..l...lj " b~fJLD 0 I 'D A:w., ' MATEilUL PRCif N- 285 -11/dd Qt fM Q /Ql Ill tii-18 0 t A larp red rlllbon waa cut at 9 a.m. today at tbe Welt !fecaal st. eatranee Farmers Bllilk & Savings Co. of!lclally ~IW It 1Dr buolnen. Bruce Heed, 10 yearold ·ioa olBa'* President Theodore T. Reed, Sr., eut the ribbon. Taldllt pert In lltelntormal cer·•ltlOIQi conducted before a larp crowd at tOwrurpeq,ie, were, front row, left to right, Paul Reed, age 9; Klmbsr)y Payne, age 8, or Middleport, who later openad the flrat checki11: aceoont, and Bruce Reed; second raw, Tommy Reed, 13; Ben IL Ewing, son ot the late Henry Ewing who help.. , flt,• .!bt J!i",J.llllldliWl .~ pre sidell& Reed IUid Pomeroy Mayor Charlea l..ejpu'. Paul, Bruce '' Ol 'I'tlll Reed U. 1C1111 ol Mr. lfeOil. - S.JIIInoil Ptioto. . . 'RIBBON CUT - ot the - J-·- "'4·-·-·I;.-·-·-;,-·-·-·:;. 16 i 0 /rw1D...) 'f?rrtfTJroM • excited I am DYf!r this moment," ~ ~ -·-2-·-·-· 15 PI -seed bT TITU: 4 9 1 em J 2 B ~ - .. ...................... ........................... . P&&GII P:.·o~acod th111 Sbeet OVERSIZED (cm;r 18 vit.J or 25 hich) By United Press bternatiollll Mao tall in saddle at 9th congress HONG KONG - THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY convened it. 9th NaUonal Colpss today to cqlele lite cultural revoluUon by ouaUng Prealdelt Llu Shoo-chi and cementing Mao TaiHunl's .JJip on a radon embroiled for three years In near clvll war, It was a Mao show Ill the 1111'· He had delAYed the eongrea. W1tll he considered he had won the Utanle baW. 1Dr (Hiller and Peking radio announced the congress inet 1Dr lite llrst tUne tAlday In 10 years although lite constitution says It must meet e-r five. The tlrot acts lithe 1,572 delegates today were the ulianlmoos feelectlona or the 75syears0ld Mao as chairman ot the central committee and the JllfQI and Defense MJn. later Un Plao as vice chairman, atnrmlng his role as Mao's cho- , aen aucceuor. Premier Choo En-lal, also a vice chairman or lite J11rtY untU August, 1966, wu eleeled as aecretarY general Ray apparently sure of new trial MEMPHIS, TENN. - THE DEATH OF THE TmAL JUDGE In lite Jarnea Earl ila1 case eooid bdng lite convicted slayer or Dr. Mari1n Luther K111:, Jr. a ,_ trial under Tennessee law, an Appeals Coort Judge aaid IOOay. The key _.ently was the eontenta ot a letler mailed by ila1 1o Judge W. Preoton Battle, who collapsed In hia chambers and died ot a heart attack Monday, Battle, 80, recently had returned·trom a wcatlon rollowlng lite ila1 triallltree weeks ago. Block Lang 14w planned in Ohin COLUMBUS - PLANS TO INTRODUCE "BLACK LUNG" leglalatlon Into lite Ohio General Assembly were cOIJIP(eted here Monday In the opening session ot lite aruwal eonsUIUUonal conwotlon ot District 6, United Mine Workara ot America. · The prlmal'JI goal ot the proposed leglslaUon Ia to pin reeogniUon ot pneumoeonloos as an occ..,aUonal hazard for the purpose ot obbllnllll worlanen'a COII!,IHID&Itlon bsnenta for coal miners. Ronald c. owens, secretary - treasurer ot District 6, aald ha did not want union membsra to resort to lite same meano In peraua.dlJlt Ohio lq!alatora to JIIIS a black 111111 bill as were used recently In Welt Vlrpnta. Family Declined Transplant 2,000 at Cincinnati See Train admitted Bank President Theodore T. Reed, Jr. shortly before lite eeremOI\)'. It was Mr. Reed, who aucceeded his lather, Theodore T. Reed, Sr., as presldeot after the death at the elder Reed In 1962, who persisted lJI his dream ot a new edifice- to hoose The Farmera Bank & Savings CoiiiJIIIlY. The firm previoualy had condueled boislneaa from lite Coort st. loeaUon, alao In downtown l'Omer(\y. Joining President Reed In the "otriclal rlbboo~tting" w e r e his sons, Tommy, 13i Bruce, 10, and Paul, 9; Kimberly Payne, peUle 8-year.old Middleport lass who Ialor opened the flrot checkIng acoount; Ben Ewln& whose !ale father, Henry EwlD& asCINCINNATI, <»Uo (UP0 - slated In planning lite faclllcy, The funeral train carrying the and POmeroy Ma,yor Charles I.ebody at Dwight D. Eisenhower gar. to Ita final resting place In KanBruce Reed was the Reed who aas arrived at the Untm Termi- used the aelaaors to cut a large nal today, near lite halfWay mark red ribbon that extended across at Ita long, alow trek trom Wash- lite doors at the Second St. enIngton to the naUon's midland. trance. About 2,000 persons stood In a George Keith Mora, 13 - year· light rain along a fence border- old scm at Mr. andYra. Woodrow Ing lite track When lite 10-car Mora, RL 3, P<meroy, openad train pulled Into the lower lev- the first savings accoont; Miss el <1. the maulve, stone - gray Payne, the first checking aes raDroad staUon. coolt, and Clyd Andrew, PomeThe public was not permit.. roy, made the st cerUflcate ted ln the lawer level when lite or deposit as ltora toured the train arrived. 11 Modern in dimensionu Edgar Eisenhower, o Ide r tacUlcy, John IDiam Blaetlnar, brother at lite bsloved World Wright SL, omeroy, dlseoont,. War ,.. · ro and two • t e r m ed the tlrat ommerieal installPreSJUOnl, !aft lltetralnandwalk- ment loan paper at the new bank. ed up · to lite main walll'lt room The Farmers Bank 6 Savill!• to lltank the waiting crowd ror COJql&ll)' was founded byWUUam comlni to pay their last respects. F. Reed, !Plndlalher oftbep~ "We are aapeclally gratefUl sent prealdent, In 1904. WOllam to the many aehool ehUdren wbo F. Reed's father, Darius Reed, have turned out acrosa lite coun- had served as director ot the try to pay lltelr reaped&," Ed- old Firat National Bank. Darius gar aald. "Thl• has been • tre- Reed Uved trom 1818 to 1901 ml!lldoua strain on Mrs. El..,_ and WUIIam F, Reed Uved tr0111 bower (the general'a widow) but 1859 ·1944. she -maiiObebearlngupweU.Theodore T, Heed, Sr., was president or the ..nk from 1944 untO h1a death 15, 1962. &R Squad, Firemen Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Ilea been tbe prealdent and ehalrmanofllte F.arh Am;wer Alarm board slnee that tlme. President Heed aaid the new The Middleport emer118f1CY bulldlntl Ia llta eulmi..Uon ot squad went at 11:19 a.m. MOI>- aeveral years no~M!~feh llld,la,.. day to the Pete McCumber home ntrw on t.'le JIIJ't <l.lhe bPk' a • ' " I ' on Ballay Run Road from where tlcera ...S dlreetota. · · Bank dlreeton ani Mr. Reed, Mre, James llo!okW was ta1<en to Thereon Johnacln, Fred Crow, Veterans lllemorlal HOII)ltal for Jr., Lallie F. Fultl, C. Wl)'lie admlaalon aa a medical patlenL Swisher, Dr. Fred R. Caraey, At 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, tbe ftre deparbnent was caUed to the Jr., Harold E. Smith, E. Robert While Oak - Poplar Rlolp Road ScheUhu and Wchard C. F,j(~ in Cheshire TownshiP where a rod, sloy8 In a .....,e had overturned. HOLD GRAVESIDE Rl'ft:S \· Horl,ver, nei&Niora C!l.the CbeahGra-lde ware hel4¥ ll'jl . ._,w ....,n bl whoH ., -.,. .. ' homo the clay at i P.m."riiN at Rlvenih cam·~ ·Overturned pulouttheblaze etery tor ·Laura . ~· Blilbct, \!0allll'lba cau ·wali· ~elleti. !lilt daqihtell-ot ~~~ aDd EUt . ' iliilli.G~,ill-. Iiiio died ""J- w. - .. OPENS FIRST a!ECKING ACCOUNT- Kimberly Payne, elgllt )'OII'sold daughter or Yr. and Mra. Bobby Payne, 660 Beech St, Middleport, opens the llrat checkiJlt account at the new Farmers Bank & Savlnga Co. In Pomeroy, A grand ope"' ing Is planned later ln the monllt. Goodyear, URW Sign Contract JACKSON - The United Rubber Workers, Loeal 820, and Goodyear Aerosjllce Corporadon amounoad lite signing or a new three-year contract that JIIVea the way for Increased bualness at lite Jaekaon plant andalsoprovldea pay Increases and improved fringe beneQts tor employes. "OYer the Jllll oeveral montha we have obtained oeveral new pro&tctlon contracts, and this new agreement means we will be able to take oo even more work with assurance that we can deliver," John F. Lombardo, plant JII8IIIIIOJ'' said. "The unlOI! membership, t h e negotiating eommltlea and thelnlernaUonal olllceraln Akron have been moat COfilleraUve In oor ettorta to lnereaae business and deaerve the lltimka at the COIIIIIIWl· ltY tor their efforts to help t h e Jaekaon area," Lombardo aald. A statement laaued by the wtlon explained that ''the ,_ contract provides the union willt Increases r<M~~lred for our grow. log stanilard ol Uvlnl while seekIng a stable labor relatl011ablp and Improved working environment. Baal the union and management commltleaa dlapla.yed a eooperaUve attitude throughout neaotla· tiona to reach an wearneat In . a abort period at time." Pay scales through the plant were adjusted upwerds by the contract, which beeame etfeeUve March 31, re.Wtlng In a 51-cenkn-hoor wage lnereaae over lite three-year periOd. The ecntraet also lmproved vaealiCIIa, to thrae . weeki for ""' 'yaarao' senloe, lnerelsed llte llllllmtl'iol Pl.idhol*"from _.....111 eight the llrst year, and 10 nine the next tWo ,_.. ln- "10!1 Ume, a141Y111Cel ·,- .Salur41t .altanioaa .. ., b) ; Poll ~edWtlil~lliiiiUl'· l'Jeaaaill. Tlle :Rty.,llaullln- ·llall plall\~~aed . OGIIls ~ olllo'llt.c~. ~lfll¥! ~~,.., """ Jlkl ,_ llte ~ Mrll·W .IIii'lli·ditif.', . '" "'*··' l~. ill ~ > . ' ~· ... ' ~ .rr.. ,,, .•,., ~lieOliOts~ooo. . . ' "~ •. ,it .·tJ.~ • ' \iJ ' 0 ""·· . ~~ ·f I • "1-t.. • PARKERSBURG, W, Va. (UP0 - The Mld-Ohlo District CouncU oC Cerpenlers ot MarJetta, Ohio, has approved a new two-year contract with the Parkersburg - Marietta ca.. tractors AsaoclaUon. Dale Sims, pre'sldent ot the CouncU, said the vole laat Monday nlibt approved the Jllct which replaces one that OliiJlred Monday midnight. The term• at the agreement were not dltclosed. FIRST SAVER - Theodore T. Heed, Jr., Prelldeat ot lhe Farmersll&Dk & Saqs Co., congratulateo13)'e.NiidGecqa Keith Mora, son at Yr, and Mrs. Woodrow Mora ot Rt. 3, Pomeroy, who opened the tlrst sa·.ill!S account In the ,_ bank. Clyde Andrews, Pomeroy, placed the llrst eertlflcate ot dejlQslt In the bank. - Sentinel Photo. Chris E. Brider Dies on Monday Chris Edward Btlder, formerly or P<meroy and manager of the old Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co., here 21 years, died Monday In New Haven, Conn., following a long Ulness. Yr. Brlder and his liunlly resided in Pomeroy for a num· ber ot years In the present A R. Knight home on Lincoln HUI Road. They also lived In Athens for man,y years. Mr. Brider was manoger or the Pomeroy operatloo of the Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co. 21 years and was in the .,_cl· ty a lew years ago when the CLEVELAND (CPO - Apr0o Pomeroy plant was closed. gram designed to Improve behavior and speed recoveries haa some mental patients at Cleveland Slate Hospilal here bsing denied meals and bsda. Dr. WIDiam L. Grover, hospllal &Jt>erlnlenden~ described "operation eonditlolllng'' as ;.,. !ended to encourage self - rells ance, cooperaUOIIandmotivatlon. Under the program, J11Uenta Work, or Ehe Plan Has flak are given wooden tokens for coq~leUng tasks such as sWl!epc 111: the Door or dressing llteJIIc selwa. They are charged 10 tor kena tor a bed and 10 tokens lOI' eaehmeaL Grover said each Jlltient can eam about 40 tokens 1 clay and thOse unable to "pay" ror meals and beda go without. He said no patient misses more than one meal and thOse wlthoot bods sleep In chairs. About 50 patients are Involved In the project which Grover said has "drawn qulle a bit of flak" trom al his staff. He also was once associated with lite American Hadiltor Co. in Buffalo, N. Y., at l!lrmiJVo ham, Ala., and Sprilllflold, DL; with a crane eanpany In Chlcago and Montreal, canoda, IUid the caterpillar Traetcr 1a Peoria, DL All« his rellnment, he was a civil -vice ..polnlee as a phyaleal mean... gist at the Boston Na111 IIIIPyard foor years. Born in Tonawanda, N. Y., ·• Jan 13, 1895, Mr. Bridar Wli I graduate or carnegie llootll , of Tecbnol<lll)'. He wu a ber ot Phi KapJII Pil fralatlllty, Shade River Ladtlto F. Ud AM. in Ohio, lite "-faa Foondrymen'a Auoclat:la. Ud In later years at the ~ cut Soelecy ot ~ He Is auniwcl by hla wile, lite former Madeline aa-ta or Bulfalo, N. Y.; hi a da...,,_, Patrlcta Jeamette, ot New Ywll City, and a slater, !Ira. G-.. · Roth ot st. Pelersllurl. PI&. Funeral servleea will be belli Thursday at the W, . S. CIUey Memorial Home In ~ Conn. Maaoaic rltea will al.o be bald lltere. OftlelaUiW.at aervlcea will be llte AUMI Me- c.: Gaw at lite &•. Bnlllcibl. li'lfit a. 1 ' • list Chur eh. lnlenatlll! 'IIIII. ·• CHRIS E. BRIDER Everett Lambert Injured in Fall in Cepter "nq llri at.Bot t a. .' �• .... '. . . . ' ' ·. . . ~· . ' ,, I"· • I• ., . DIII1 'Selltlnel, p.......,_MJcldiOIPori.O.; T!!e~.~rn 1, 1969 ·' 'fliieu~s·; Offer Hqs Cong l P.AIIII (tJJilj - ibatb Viet- llpOIIJ8 1D till on.Sp6t 1 v. Easter Footwear a Family Mfair ANNOUNCE BIRTII Mr. and Mro. Joill F. Mu&o aer, Mulberry Heilhtl, Pomerqv; ·are IIIIIOWicing the blrlh It I llll8fllwarbo<lmelt,sthlnleo!llIIIII 1ore1an oonlllct wltll lhe dloclolllrtl lodll' lhe V, S. death toll 1D V I - hid lllrPOand 33,829, lhe Wor mark. A top Mlrtne seneral Nld lhe bell w_, to oborten lhe VIetnam ll&bUnl wa1 1D Invade L1tJo IIIII lhe ,iouthorn ...,....._ ct Narlh VIetuam, Conununlatllbetuorlei oplalll 8I'QIIIlCI aaaaulll. 'Tm not tr)'lna to:ralle t h e - . ~ IOid Maj. GoBI. RalJlb Daria. •'But we came here tD u...... lhe fteedom ar South VIetnam, and I don't think fllat ean be ae<Ollljl]llhed witil lll.l'lldlll BACK AT Rn.EY FORT Rn.EY, Kan. clallot Rus..n ElJPM Llltle, 21, soo of Mr. and Mro. Ruoaan 111. utile, Rolland, rolu1'llod here this month followlnil partie. !potion In Exercise REFOHGER I In whleh the 24th Infantry IJM. grandparents are Roy Curtis, aloo no nown to lha Federal Pomeroy, and Mra. Lena Plek- RO)IIblle ar GermluiY to like ena, Mason, W.Va. plaee In NATO manouvero. Late looks .•. great comfort .. -~~~;s) low, low prices! • THE SHOE BOX GALLIPOLISMASONPT. PLEASANT A DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE FILL THEM OPEN 6NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M.! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SELF I A Bit Varietr VARIOUS SIZES- WOVEN STRAW GIRLS EASTER DRESSES EASTER BASKETS 17c To 57c Pretty, frilly i.:Ocks for her spring wearing. Sin 3 to 14 in Kodel, _cotton or nylon. Many Styles! · STUFFED ANIMALS 1 .87s an To s2.a1 ,. r· to ~,,.,:::.... STRAW I HANDBAGS Permanent ·Press taper• ed or conventional body styles. Your favorite straw bags in a complete , ... Sol ida, :::~fi1 '" lection of colors and shapes. $2.87 EACH HAS CHOCOLATE CENTERPIECE . WE MAKE OUR OWN- WITH YOUR CHILDREN IN MIND! EASTER BUNNIES 8Cm78 FILL YOUR BASKETS FROM OUR SELECTION OF FRANKLIN CANDY puoedlheKoroon:War-"lllr• ,. Ins lhe niiiJI. mU11117 ~~ . IOid, but lhe arnc1a1 ~ : 1110111 wiD not eame until .Aflrl! · · ·.10. More 1b1n 210,000 G!J hpe _ , WCIUIIded ID V I - llabt- [,HOSPITAL NEWS Siu 6 to 18 5 Styles 2.87 Mens No Iron MENS SPRING .JACKETS DRESS SHOES $3.87 .00 Of Jr. Patrolman League lrw. Patrolman W. G. ~ence, direetor, Nld tho - lladae• lor tlnllorm1 wJIUitl be gi,.. out at tho rail meelin(. Ora - mom· ber Wll acc:epted, Jeffrey Lee and an lflllllestloo Will stvin to David LU..rfelt. The neXt mMII~V wiD be held AprB 25. After lhe eloee of tho boolnosa Graham,.:-.. PLAN BAKE SALE Dlochlfged - Mrl, Georae Volunteer Flreman/' waa (01. ••alan. another movie, "The The Women's Soclocy of Chrlolowed by • short buslnoBO meet- FUndamontala o1 Baokeiball, ~ by Horak. Mrs. Clorooeo llof!man, tlan Service ol tho MlnorovWe Goroet SkasP. Ottn Mulford, Or. Jaek Twyman was s'-n. Attendlns were tho followlns .We llur81D11, Mro. L&Yada Mothodl1i Chureh wUI hold a bake paronta Olil auo•ta. Mr. and Mro. Roulh, 'lbomioa La,ytoa, Re,ymand aale Saturday In tho lllno1 bulldJollll Pellry, Jr., and aon, Mrs. Thomplllll, :Mrl. Harry Oller, 1,., MlnoraviUe, beslmlns at 9 Garaey Paltry, illary Ann Dla• GrOIDry Fields, Hazel &nlth, a.m. man. Mr. and Mrs. Garltnd B. Robeeea Roac:b, David w. llmi>•. I!IUH>tl.: ;1\&, .1-..., ,JII!AI . O!arle1 klns, Mlehael w...~o1 :.J..lH:.:o;. ·" :;:·;~iii§ENTiM W. J-1, M!:s. lfwy,lln llfaln- Johnson, \(all . HJ8PIIID'ham. I TilE D,w.l' S IZVO'RDTo'bm.lllrOF :1 bolham, Mrs. Dolph HUI, Rilberta Earl Conrad, ArdeU llenneberg, Ml!llLMMON AIU , POINT PLEASANT - Edna Flowers, Veata Bonocutter,Julle BICHAID S. vt'EH, P\1JUIIIIII Bernice Gllllap!e, 22, Soutb Side, Crawford, . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ANNOUNCE COMMUNION ,..,.... ~b' •Ktf'lllltuN!r"""'OIIIo was daad m arrival at Plauant Ctaoy, Mri. Howard Crawford, Ptllillllllll Clllft*· 110 Wldulc ... Holy Week services wm . Valley Hoapltal Moreh 30,. tilt ,.....,, ctkt. U7tt. Jtllll. .,, OCIIet ,.._ Karan Crawford, Mro. Hilda Dab- tlliue throuah Tlllrllday at jhe IIWUI. Ui-1&1 Phont'it~W, rslult ar an aecldenl at s.e.t da• JIIIIIIIPIIdll'-rtr• OIIIA. ney, Mrs. Charles IJnsorfolt, Rutlancl United Methodist Chureh. NllloiiiJIMnb- nfrwMIIIIli.. ~ Slda near the Hammrlek Chureh Arthur McCoy, lloriAJn Ecltanl, .UWltiJI&hlr, low., 1~£111 uu 111,, Ntlr v.. Canmunloo will be served at tile at 8:30p.m. cttr, Nft_Yllll. Earl Mceorty, Georp PlaniL 7:30 p.til. service Tl>lrllday. The ~,...., .. 1111 JWI¥1U'.., IIJ *rllr She wu a member ar tile BarMembers and officials lnelud- cDII(!E'egatlDfts of tho Rutland and whln M1llbl.1 V ClnU ,_, nlk; - :rtU' II IDD Chapel United Molhodlll od BUJ, Dishman, Bobby Smith, lldlltl'lt:e II*- Dld1 !lenthlll Otnc., IIL40. Sb tile Rock !prlJ\11 Churehes will •OIIIhi,IIL10. Thr•-.dlajf,\.U, .llr Uarar Chureh. lkiiM 1rllln (ll'l'llf llnlee •IWillllltl 0. J. R. IIIUinbotlam, Bobby She wu bom II Apple Grove, ran, JimmJ Coehran, Van Wlnd- eomblne for Easter SUilrlse ser- , 1t01U1 11.10. lit 111111: 0111 )'1&1' hJ,OII Sho: '""' 111111111• Moot. MKrildln Mason C<JunQo, September 17, aor, Jdumy Folden, TorryStuta, viees at 6:30 LDI. at tho Rutland ........... prlc.llld..... .....,. 'MW~IIII. ehureh. Vernon Weber wiBbelhe 19t6, tile dau&htor ar Jdm 11111 James F. WUI, PliUp Jone1, DaZelma Utehfield Chrlocy a1! Ap. vid Lingerfelt, Kondall Clenden- oololll and tile Rev, Herold Lom· I!IIII!I~J!!~~~ley wlll give the sermon. Remalilber Loved pie Grove. en, Rudal C. White, TtlTbDiy Slrvlvlag ore her buiPband, Dabney, Junl..- DaVault, Keith Ones In, Corl; one 11111, steven, at home; JOII88, Crala Perry, Howard PAST MATRONS DINE a daughter. Carol Ana. 1110 at Crawford, JeffHy Clendenen, Places Tli(s Easter Past Matrons ol Evangollra home; two br01hor1, John a n d Wesley G. Spanco and Miles With Ch&Pter, OES, met Friday nlsht 'lbomas Chr!IIO, Awlo Grore1 DaroL at tho Masonle Teq~l' for a pot. FLOWERS five listers, Mrs. Mary Jefrera, luck cllmer. Tho regular meetSide, and Lucille, catale, Inti time was chlnsed from tho Jkmlo, IIIII Janloo Chrlaf1, all fourth Friday "'. .tho fourth Sorting: Galllpollo, ar Ajlple Grove, and lito matorTl>lrllday of each month. Middleport,: Q. Po.....,y, noJ Ill'~ Mr. and Mrl. WOllEN TO MEET rabin card a were oiBned lor Mro. & Mao'"' Co., W. Yti. wWJam Uteb!lold ar Toledo, I'OIIn' PLEASANT - 'lllolla- Zellt Croo1 and Mrs. llama liar; or 992~ Ohio. . aca Cclm4' Demoeralle W0111011'1 rah. Ftmeral aorYico1 will be held OrpniZitloo wiD meet F~, Wodoa~ at 2 p.m. at tile I!U- Aflrll f, Ia tltt JUry Room ar IDD United Methodist Chapol In tbo ~.. at 7:30p.m. Apple Grove, wltll the ROY. J. Vtxl• Nibert, ant Yleapros. o. ll!tlh olftclltll\l.lllrlal wiD be ldont and chelrzoan .In c11ar1e ar Ia the Bartoa ~. tile Jalroraon.JaeiiMI 0., DID· Tho bolb' wiD be takon from to be liild ... .,., 10 wiD the Mohr· stevens Flmaral Hozz,ze final-~ lor the 1D tho pareala'· home, Mr. IIIII pollack dinner lltal wiD be hold Mrs. Jdm Chri~Q> wborelrlond1 at the .bllor 111&11. All mambera 711&1 can after t p.m. '1\leldaJ• ... lttllll to atloid. Clo-. ~~: Lee For Victim of Auto Accident v...., - $2·!_7 Bdys Oxfor•s or ·Sll~tons . ..Jie• title. · YCIIIIIPII over ID win tho lldo '"cloud ID 1968, when Ohlo'a ea.tiona! ebamplon Da1 Juno Leo, 27, dedded not to compete, Tannobill Ia Clevellllllovertileweek· and aot lhrou&b hla braeketunde.feated to lhe llnala where Mr. Leo awalled him, haYing demoiJihed ovor)'bocb' In bla run to the -· .. ... ' I' •• - .. I .. "'·' ... ·' : -·-···· '220 N. zMI'kVE. -~-- ' . - FURNITURE ---· -------• ,- ------• •• • • -· • • • .. • •• • •• • . - ,, barrel-head ... • ·-••••• • ETC. ::. .,). OR IISE'QUR CUSTOI'' DRESSMAKING . ·· SERVICE ' .. L. Pet. .667 Los Anslles . . • I 2 .333 Series B W, I. . PeL Atlan1a • • . • • • 2 0 1. 000 San Diego • • • • 0 2 •000 Mon:lay'a Results Los AJw, 115 San Fran. 98 Unksters (Only pme ochodulocl) Tuesday's Games Begin '69 Campaign Phlladelphia at Boston Atlanta at San Diogo (Onl,y pmos achedulocl) Seventeen boys are making cooq~etltlon keen for the 1969 Melgo Marauder golf team coached by Nolen Swackhamer. been returned to tho Chicago White SOx by the Cincinnati Hods. Cincinnati purchased Wagner WAGNER HETIJHNED CINCINNATI (UP0 - Voter· an outfielder Leon Wagner has : ., . derson ard Bll1 Hens1er, sophomorea. Burt. Anderson and O'Brien saw limited match play last aeason. Other team members are RaJP dy King, Bob Chuck and Rex Roush, seniors; Dennis Hackett, and Max Folmer, juniors, and Chuck Harmahs, Eric Pearch, Sherm Mllls, Bob Werry, Frank Glrolaml and Stan Coates, soph· omores. or matchea fol- lows: hama, 10 a.m. 21st, Monday, Point Ploosant, 4 p.m. 22nd, Tuesday, at Marietta Sistersville - Parkersburg, 2 p. m. 23rd, Wedneaday, at Athens, 4 p.m. 25th, Frl~, S.E.O.A.I. Tour· ney at Pomeroy, 9 a.m. 29th, Tuooda.Y, at GaiElpolls, 4 p.m. 30th, Wedneaday, NolsoovilleYork, 4 p.m. APRIL MAY lal, Tuellday, Gall!polls, Lo2nd, Fri~, at Logan • La,.. gan, t p.zn. caster Fenwick. 3:30p.m. 8th, Tuelda)', Athens, 4 p.m. 5th, Monday, Now Lexington, 9th, Wodno~. at Point 4 p.m. Pleaaant, 4 p.m. 6th, Tuo~. Ironton, 4 p.m. 11th, Friday, Ravenawood, 4 9th, Friday, at Watama, 4 p. p.m. 16th, Wedne~, Welloton. m.l3th, Tue~, at Wellston Jaekeon, 4 p.m. Jackaon, 4 p.m. 18th, Friday, _at N~w Lexing· ;, 15th, Thursdav, at Ravenatoi\ , ~P.a\ · (· ·· •"!t • l ~ woo:l,4p.lft ·; - -;:n ~~ . 19th, Saturday, Marietta, Wa- I r.o· .DOWN . p·.II I ... YMENT! 1\, .. FIVE YEARS TO PA ' .. ' . . .. · • •.• ~ : • . . · • 1• . R/illllil!iJ" !)ilJCC ~. 1915 . rollers. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - steveoson - n 6:55p.m.; Mark M. 1111 8:25 p,m.; Eaatern 1111 8:35 p.m.; I. W. Sweet dorm 11:50 p.m.; Andrew P. calhoun liP 12:55 Lm.; Sleol Clipper liP 6:55 a.m.; llllia.. arx:l Jane T. both , • '·t l 0 ·:\ ' ciii ,., ; .;•, •• . .. l • • ·• If RoJal•. :n:.~.:.a~= and 1b1n ClUt.leored tho Worrlon 17-4 to wrap It,.,. Nate Tbur......,. paeed. tho Warrlora witil 22 points. One Drat r<lUIIII series eould end tcnlgbt. The aslni Boston Collies, holdlns a 3-0 lead 011 tile PhlladeiJ>hla 76ora, host tile 7Sers. A Yictory woold IM!IICI the Caltlea Into tile Eutorn Division finals aplnlll tile wlrmer ol the New York Klllek-Baltimore BuJ. let series. The Kllleks hold a 3.() edge and CGUid end tile aeries Wedne~niaM. The Allanta Hawkt, beaviiJ' !aYored over San Dli&'D, wiD tey 1D llroteh their load IAJ 3-0 against the Rockets In tho pl.,olf game tmlght. Meeting With Bucks' Brass LOS ANGELES (UPO - Sqlerotar l<ow Alclndor, who ha' d.,. cUnod to become involved In a "4 0esh • peddling" war between tho rival Amerlean and National Basketball associations, meets toda.v with representatives olthe Milwaukee Bucks of tho NBA. The meet!,. toda.v wUI be strlcUy prlwte, although AlclJ>o There appeared to be no obltacles In tile way ol the UCLA basketball player sisnlng a cooll'act with the Bucks. Alctndor, who led the Bruins to an 88 .. 2 reeonl durll\8 his throe • Cllief Lltex Fl111111 Pli1l yoor Famous for quality and perform. anca! One coat covers most old colors. Easy water clean-up. Dries In minutes. 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Bowles down 11:05 Chotln - n 1:05 a.m.; Raymond p.m.: Georp T. Price ~ 3:45 Thorpe down 1:40 LRI.l Gilda Lm.; O~achita down 4:10 a.m.; McCool - n t L m.; Elloha Fort Dearborn liP 5:55 Lm.; Jef· Woods up 5:05 a.m.; Ashland down 5:10 Lm.; Linda Chotln foroon down 6:55 Lm. OIDO RIVER - Lock 14, Dl· liP 7:15 a.m.; Meldlhl Locka, . ara Bolworth ~ 5:20p.m.; Lock James Bowie up 3:30 p.m.iJesae 15, Peonaylwnla ~ 3;50 a.m.; Brent 1Q1 6:45 p.m.; Bobby Jo Peggy Downey liP 6:40a.m.; Lock dmvn 8:15 p.m.; Jim Southern 16, PhUip Sporn down 4:05a.m.; down 12:30 a.m.; David VIckers Jo!lboat liP t:4S Lm.; L. Flore liP 1:30 LDI.; Walter Curl,y ,., 1Q1 6:25 Lm.; Lock 17, Eallorn 2:50 Ltn.l Clcy ol st. Louis ,., 12:20 D111<11l Brueo d01rn 4:40 Lm.; J. S. Lewis down 5:50 Lm. Jenks Need now aldlttr-for \ . ·, modern' looll,· IO!r maln- 1 .... eurtelled b y - a- roy - Mason, 21.51; Hinton, 1.98 collegiate career, has refused an a,pparentl,y more lucrative of· falling; Kanawha Falls, 5.30 IallI,.; Charleston, 18.62 falllns. fer from the New Yorl( Nets of London and Marmet, Ill! the sill; the ABA. Wlnlleld, l1llllllng one foot of 0. =~=::t;:¥;;ii!ii;;;;;:::........ ..~~--" court edge at lhe Cow Palaeo In San Francisco tor the cncial fourth - · ar tho aeries Wedooaday nl&bt. Jem West and Johnny Egan sparked the third period r!IIJI by scoring 23 ol tile t1 point1 and wound up witil 25 and 18 points. WUt Chamberlain, held IAJ 21 points In the Drat two roo ' '·'. dor's rep"resentatives have pro19th, Monday, at Nelsonville- mised a news conference after York, 4 p.m. he aisns. ersi Pt. Pleasant, 24.84; Pome- BI'ock Co. I r:rri.t•"ria~~,a~:J. • United Preas lntBrnatlanal The Lo.s Angelea Lokers, pro baskolball'a alumborlai giant, IInally W<lke up In tile aeeond half Monda¥ nlaM. The Lakers, who were figured tho toam IAJ best In lhe piQolfs IIIIa ........ loll lhelr Drat two games ar their heat«-•• series with San Franclaeo and wore traDing by two points at half time In the third pmo. But tile Lllkera Dnall.r explod. ed with 41 points In the lhird By ~~~lmoforanow,lonr; . l!fe J'll')fT. ' ' ' tqpd the st. LIUI Cll M Til ~ IIIII till Ook)ond A'l ........ lhe ca!lfomla A!llliee 7-1 Ia a game ealled lfla' lhe top ar lhe &b:lh lmlDc tiy dltllnell. 'l1le CIOYeland Jndlona and lhe Sill 5~. Only ftvo f1811181 wore P.,ed F..-!ICO GlanU pitted tO a 5.4 Jbcll.y beuuse ar lhe ru-a~ tie In a pme ealled Iller ellllt aanlcos lor former Pre~ lminp b)' duicneJJ. Five pmao, 1l1e Jln\l.. Yl. Eisenhower and two ar file Tl&lrl, 1l1e 1'11111 ... ... 8 SF Warriors, 115•9· lnrd : . · 0 Hoatlnr need mod· emlzlnr! Should ' nolor have alr coaclltlon, 111 with 1l1e Glanll Iaiii , _ 01111 llrotcll Ill the minor Ieoaues. But lhe 25-you-old riSIItlland· ed hllt4!r looked like tile kind ol biller Bavaol IIIIDkl he'D be lor tile Padres he elullbed two hDmero Monda¥ 11 lhe l'ldro1 wore downiDg tile ad<080 CUba llpOnt • ,<, .• ' •.LAJ-s Angeles Thumps· =~.: .:-': :! ~. :.: .,WI~ " Wljlj-ojf . ' .waJ~ one . cit' tji8 new .. low-lntin&lll:!l fltl9r- .;.:. ,. '· · Llk• to ca~"· •-'!li!-.;,.."""'!____!"'"_-:"___...,,_._~~~~· - ~ ~· •• •• d ·c Ollie Brown doean't want to hurt Jllzey llaYali's reputation II"& lhroild ~ af! bueball talent. He won't either, If he keopa hitting tile w., he clld MondaJ, Bavall, the former ri&llthand man for Walter O'lllalle;y or tho Doclpra who became the bo11 of 1l1e San Dloeo team, gambled ... Brown .. tho Pldros' Drat <boice In the -olm draft OYOII tllou&b Brown hit """ .232 Ill to ..,... tage since the;r'U hove tile home dy Burt, juniors, arxl Don An- ' Padres Clip Cubs from Chicago last December on Mara\lier linksters are shed- a conditional basis, Reds' rna~ wed to open their season toda.v ager Dave Bristol aaid Wagner on tho Pomeroy Golf Course had not hit well enough to make against the strong Gallipolis and the team and that the purchase period and wont ... "' rout tho Logan &quads beginning at 4 p. agreement was voided. Warriors 115-98. m. Wagner batted .192 In !6 Cl"' The Lakoro·cut their deficit In starters In the opening match clnnatt exhibition games last the aeries to 2-1 but tho wUI be tho veteran Bob Priddy, spring. Warriors still have tile advana serdcrj Pat O'Brien arxl Ran- counter spaeoT Want heat- and chip-resistant surfaeeT 0 How about more or hotter arranred eablnots! D Place for desk work! 0 Time for more mod· em appliances! 0 How about modern ventilation! ExhAust fan! Ranp hood! IJ Ia kltehon llrhtlnr pleasant and olllelent! 0 Like to ehan,. whole kitchen arranaement! 1J Need a place to eat! 1J l1 a modem built-In kitchen your iduiT 0 Nood another bath! 0 Should bath he Ia~ or! 1J How about two lavatorlu! IJ Would a compartmented bath 1uit you better! D How about much lower noise levels! 0 Need more heat! Forced ventilation! 0 Need inother hod· room! Add a winrT Convert on attle 7 D How about a roerutlon room or family room In the buement t 0 Nood 'arara,. 7 Boom for a second ear! A lonpr tar! Ooo1 a0ythlng on thlo chock ll1t mako you wioh you knew · juot what It would coot? If It doe1, Phone uo and wo will be · . glad to check your hou1o ond toll you exactly. Actually, optn.dlng somo money on your pruont homo might . bo ono of tho but 4nvootmonto y011 could moko. Put money Into something llko a now car or boaz and you won't got much baek .livo or ton v-• from now. Bur with homo prleoo on tho ri1o, money you 1pa~~ to moke your prooont hou_oo moro attroetivo, corilfottoblo and ltvablo will, pay. you back wtfh Interest.: .• • • ....•" . ..• •DOTIED SWISS • CREPES, it!" SPRING PRACTICE WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPJlCooeh Tom Clhlll will open spring prectlee Saturda11Dr his Army football 1o1m thll WID re111rn 16 lettermen. The e.Mts, who"wllUrUI ftve timos ' 1 ~11oek lll& ·Mi)- ·3, ·Wm pla.y their Drill game oplast Now Malco Sept. 20, Houses go out of style Houses go out of date Houses·become too small Houses toolarge Houses get inefficient BUTHouses do not wear out • ..•...... ' Cash on Boy, doe. lui pJtch ine elotel l',.e 1o1 bod)' barn. lo pro~e 11 D Need more kitchen .~ • Series A w. The schedule • •BROCADES •SATINS •LACES PeL 1.000 .000 GAUGES - GaUlpolls, 12.3 and 17.5 running 18 foot of rolE· •• • •• •· ~ ' •• FABRICS . 000 LRIVER NEWS J • ..•• . •• lith Our Lo•elr PeL Sen Francisco • • 2 1 --- MIDDLEPORT, OJIIC I. West • McKEESPORT, Pa. (UPO GO Klns, 137, Akron, Ohio, outpointed AI Melton, 146, Mansfield, Ohio (6). 992-2342 East Serleo A BaiUmore •••• 0 3 Series B . w. I. Boston • • • ••.• 3 0 Philadelphia , . • 0 3 By United Press lnter111UD11ll ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPO Sweet Herbie Leo, 139, Piney Point, Md., ou1pointedChrls Fer• nandoz, 136, Sento Domi~WG (8). OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE NBA PLAYOFF STANDINGS By United Prell Interratlonal w. Fight Results INSURANCE REAL ESTAH.IUTUAL FUNDS ' •• ' I . . THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY ' .. .' --- HOlE OF Playoff StandiDgll New York. .••• 3 0 1.000 ed 1D 1968, has worked bard tile paat five weeks getllng In shape for th8 world toumament April 18-27 ID -eh, Gel'IIUIIIV. He wUl load the u. S. Te&m ol four. ar wldeh TamohUllo also a member, to Munich. Leo apeared !blcla1 to be pl.,. lng again cloee ID his former hlsh world ealiber level. T1111oblll had some revenso for the loiS ID Lee In lha ainsles. Leo and Claus EICb ol CIOYeland lost In the finals ol tho mOll's. doubles to Tannehill and Don ..,.,.,., 32, ofDa,yton. ADd Mary Lamphoor, one-Ume oatloaal women's chamDion, andTanne· hill, wonlha mixed doubles title. ,---:;..~ s .&r • s3.a1 ea. .. title mateh. Leo wontilroo llral&bt but not without a battle In the flrll two gamea. Tbey wont 2J.I8 and2117, both featurlns miiiY !fnao and smalhlng volleys In which the little white ball was exehalll!ed 15 or more times before either mlesed. u1 sort ol ran wt d pa, and Leo got .bored ln,"Tannehlllaoalyzed his defoll, after Leo IWOj1l him olf 21-9 In lha third f181118, Lee, the Elttle (5-l) former Soutb Koroanehlmplon, onoo12th world ranked and 26 world rank· '.! =.!/::= ..... Lint weartn1 leather or Yinrl uppers. eo-.. sHion or P.U.C. soles. Black or blown. 11~1 Tip, moe plain toe. Sizes 8% to 3. 81 C 5th, Che~ Rol_,a, A_.,. 7tb, r•lllpolle, A_.,, t p.m. lltil, Belpre, A_.,, t:30 p.m. 14th, Plllnt Pluaant, Homo, 4 p.m. 161h, Wellston, Home, 4 p.m. 19th, Rotary R~o (Galllpc>. Els) Aw.,. 23rd, Belpre, ll!>mo t:30 p, Den Horilllg, Dean Weber, Mike Wins Ohio Closed 'IT Title · · Mlddloport'1 John TIIUIOhlll, 16, ooroed tile tlibJOUI honor ... , amdaJ ar beeomlng tho 10UIII· ."..ell pl.,or In hletory to hove ".,, bold for a yoor and lhen loee •• file Oldo table tom11 men• a aln- ON DEAN'S . LIST · • Barbera WUllams, dlvahWr ol Mr. and Mrs. FIQYd Willl&ms, Rutlaed, made tile .-n•s IIIII PLEASANT VAu.EY HOSPITAL for lhe winter quarter at Ohio state 'VnlversiQ>, Ml11 Wlllllms, Aflrll 1, 1968 Admitted - ll!r•· ltopr Sri¥· a ,._ore, lsmsJorlowlniiiOddor, ~~~ ~~MemK• leal technol1117. She had a S.lavoro, Poldt Plealllll; Mrs. Alb- erage for the OIW'Ier. ley Blsbop, :Mlddleport; L y I e MeCormlek, PIIIDI 1'111111111; Mr. Robert Roeve1, fi>meroy; Mrl. SERVICES SET Paul Glover, AlbiDn; Dobborlh Sunrise services wW be ·held llolle;r, Glenwood; Cheryl war. at tho Bradford Chureh of Christ den, HanderiCII; Harold Lane, at 6 Lm. Easter 'morning:. Mr. Jr., POint Plealllll; Rty Van- Ron Ruasall wiD slve tho serMeter, Clllllln; Mr1. Dallta Sa1· monette and there wm be apeda! · re, Cheshire; Mrs. D<mald Hum- music. pbrey, POint Ploolllll; Geraldloo Cubula, Point Pleasant; Sherman up Excellent QualltJ! lith StJie and COIIIfort EASTER LILLIES eon KliS. KATHRYN CIIOW, SYRACVSE,Ioft, l1 pictured witil tale.loilllt per....Ucy, Mlaa VIrginia Graham, In CoiiUIIbu& Suoday. 111t oecoaioo wu tile kickoff meeting ofthe April Ctneer Cruoade In Ohio. Mro. Crow was one of 85 former eancor patltiU al! Ohio who were balled aa "The Wlnnen" at tho stole • wide mootlrw. Miss Graham wu a _...r mtile proaram. She Is alao a former canc:or patlonL other speakers were Wood,y Ha,yoo, Ohio Stoll football eooch, and Dr. RcJb. ort W. Morae, Cleveland, president of CBoe Western Re1erve Vnlvera!Q>. IIUIIc no provldad at tho dlaner mooting by tho Falr!leld Senior Hilh Sdtool 1tap bml. All.Stan@ Mulloa, and BUI Motley, aeniOra; Rlek ~ria, Earl Rlmlbur& Mortln Tltue, )mlors, and Mike Grate, Bd> Stewart, and B o b Grimm, IOI)hOmores. .•. ; . Maroudlr ljllnelado open their Cooeh BenUe;y UJ10cls Barr .... lehedulo ~ at t o'eloek at In tho clloeuo oviD!, CUnoln&bam ..., .. '-'e oplast Jaekson, lfwaatiler In tho 880 and mOo, Rltehhart CCIIIdlllonl j10rmiL Molp' home In tile UO, and Warner In the m. traek molla wUI be held Ill! tile two • mlle, will be IIIIIDIIB the 25th, Wallston, Rome, UO p. m. . : hl&h · - lleld In Middleport. team's standout performers. ·- · Lottormon oro Max Whitlatch "We roaJly hove a lot al! all29th, POint Plaaaant, ll!>me, 01111 Rleh Gllke;y, seniors; Mike around amd potonltal oxeopt In 4p.m. - .. Barr, AIID Cunnlnalwh, H l c h tile sprinting events where we MAV ... Bowle;y, Jim Morris, Paul Rice, willlaek I!IIPI!rlonco," IOid Bent. Ill, Warren. Local, Away, t ., Jolm Rltehhart, Jim Warner, Har- ley. Bentley io being assloted by p.m. old White, Mike Young and Roy Goaeh Den Dlxm. 7til, Gallipolis, IIAllne, 4 p.m. Vaualwl, jomloro, and Tom HolfTho sehedulefollows: 9th and lOth, Dillrld Meet. - and Wll,)'lle Well, sophomores. APRU. !61h and 17tb, Regk)nal MeoL Otllor metubera ltthotoom are 111, Jaekson, Home, 4 p.m~ 23rd, State Moot. ·"' • save•.. POnED He Is survfyed by a ioa, Phll11» Carter, Jr., bl Arl.a..; lllrM broeberl, Ike, ar AldiiiDii; ..,.....loll, ar Lewlllburi 11111 Naall, ar l.olan, and four eiJior1, -Mr •· Maori Maade.tvor4mvllle, VL; Mrs. Sadie Bel- ar Ethel, W. VL; Mrs, Glen Harrl111f RlkblniiGII, w. VL, and MrL Woodrool Lowe o!l.olan. · Leo ~~ow~~~~, 58, Pi1n1. was chlf&ed em fol0Dicu1 IIOIIIlt . ' Frlda.Y by the State PI>Uce In lit' son Counl1. AaoeondhoarlniwiU be held In Justice ar 1101eo ·Court Wednesdo,y at 10 a.m. Mr1. Daw.. ..., Is tr.e em a $7,500 ticlno\.. oat lor tho 1969 Molil H l 8 b Scbaol track toam oro llllkl111 Coach Jolm BoaUey optimistic .•.,.uaut a bett41r soason than In ;. ..J.!.. " GIRLS PATENT SHOES Give!!~ One! ' Sandy McGee All Sizeol Savel FOR HER EASTER AND SPRING WEARINGI Cross strap or swivel straP strles. Sizes 4 to 8 and 8% to 3. Choose her Easter Shoes at the .Mart. You'll . •"-1m 5 Size 5-M-L·XL Cottonl 5 Colors! . w. Dinner Precedes Meeting a-• KNIT SHIRTS am.. . · l.opD Cowd;y, ._ . . . ....... ..._ and Pnlrll «!!lll''clor. Birtlll PT. PLEASANT - llfchllght ol tho regular mootl.. or tile J"' nt..- Patrolman. Lequo Friday emllns at tile Krodel Park Cl,._ hoooo was a potluck cllmor sarod by the mothers andll'lends of the youth. In c~ of tho orra...,enll wao 1 oommlttee of three, Mrs. Maxine Nibert, Mrl. Garnet Peltry, and Mrs. Hllda Dabney. Show!,. or a lllm, "The ......,. The tuDoral wail ·held at 't b'oContral United lllptlll CJiu'chiia Holdan Road. Burial Iiiii In tbe . Carter CtiiiOiorY at !latta.' 1 Cirtez', a rormer ~ ar J Mrs. Larry D, CUlT)', Gaul· polio, dllqlltor, 8:3t Lm. - . lily; Mrl. James W. Wldta, Jaek. 11111, 11111, 10:05 a.m. - . , ; Mr1. Erueat E. Baker, Patriot, 11011, 11:2t a.m. _.,, Mrl. Corl G, Sauvaae, i'OmOI'O)', 11111, 11:2t p.m. Tile~. Dlochanlea Mra. James E. Bolleo, Hobart Goorp, WOmer E. HalfhUI,Robort Keltil, WWiam E. Mullena, MrL William J. Newman, Mrs. Fronk G. Smith, MrL Nollie Walham, Jackie L, ilu8bol and MrL lolyJat F. Bryan and ~ fan! dauahter. F....- lettormon worldnc ,POINT PLEABAN't- P't!-al services wore held ~ In l.olan ~ tor PhlHp Cuter, 59, ot PlbiY, Yletim ar ·a ihOot. Ins lncl\lenoo Thiu-izill,fti~MnW Dudley~· "--'·•' COMPARE! YOU'LL BUY OURS II Bors Short Sleeve · 111e !J111Y_Seatlnol!!'.amOI'O)'·:Mlddleport, o., Tuoaday, April 1, 1969 Marauders Track Hopes ·Up r-------. Victim Held ·.: Plstant Filled EASTER BASKETS 67~ __.. . . . _ . ,... , a- For Shooting 'rho Amtrlc.n cllolb ~I Ill VIetnam Iince Jill. l.lt'l; - · Ins. -· eo.• GENEROUSLY FILLED HOMEMADEI Milk Chocolate ' Service Set Womens Newest · -lo ;),·. • v~.e . ·• Filial . Rites .'· ' ' Holzer Medleal C - , Flrlll Avo, Vleltlns houn 2-f 1!1'1 7-8 P.DIJ Parerta """on.l'edlltrlea Word. Admlsod0111 Pllbllcatlon al! odmltelclll Is !P- Pl'llldbltod Ulltll fUrther aotlce, their Drat chUd, a "'"'• steven Alan, em Mareh 20 at Holzer Modleal Coater. 'i'holltant wolahed six pounds, olxouncea. Mater-.! ~enta are Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Steeta, Jr., Harrisonville. Paternal srandparents are Mr. and Mre. WOllam K. Musser, Alhoaa. Great- SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . SAIGON (lifO - Amortoa•1 ltu ~!ian lhe 4lfelt ar lhe,.Nortll . wllt.,lmow wllo li tile oblllacle mb• PreJident NILO"IIl Van · Thieu made JUt WI4Jkl; 'lld.•t aeeret fteCI)CJa. Tho ComiDUIIIIII' llilinedlate ID peace bore. ,'~ lhe VIet Ccn8 pula ra-se .was tllat It was I · · ''II 11110' do aecopt, tile)' wUl _..,.. 011 lhe COmllllllllte ID "crlttY trick.• AIUod ·~reo• roell,y hove to - I n Mrloul ,..,. t11fi1 - _ . . 1 IOid tiley clld not canalder 11111 1 eoavoraadllll1, droRIIJl8111e_. apndl, ~ wUI hove to Ill Ptrll ta)b; . Soi&OD '!aJePtlon ro,JectiOn. ~ IOid ~. "We oro hDI>IDI! lha Commu- Into raal, IIOI'Iau1 and secret ' VIetnamese and s. nlata will come IQI with IOIIle- negatlatlona. ft cimetllo aald 11116' 1t111 bopod ·thln8 canereto, the!' salcL "'IW lor 1 )lolltlve CGmmunlst re- ore In an ·~ position. I! I!' a.. . ~-- (N;;~~1:h·i·;d~(i;dre:;-w; ·J· soeret lllkO olfor tilly don't accept, tileWbolo.,..ld otrlif or . ' .' ' .. ' >, ' ,,r: I �'. Parents and Teachers will host en <OUIItles maldnB up the dl .. \ 1Oth Birthday Is Celebrated Middleport to Host· District PTA Meeting .Mr. and Mrs. John WWiam Blaettnar, Pomeroy, entertaineel Smclay afternoon with a parfl tn observance o1 the lOth Mr. and Mrs. Dallfts Hassler and Mr. aOO Mrs. Jerr,y Hassler ancl children of ColUmbus were birth~ annlveraary ol their daUSIIter, Mary Helen, Sundt¥ guests of Harry Keiser. They also visited with .Mrs. Kel· ser who remains a patient at Meigs General HospitaL The Easter theme was car.. rlecl out at the parfl, Games were played with prizes being won hy Carol Barnil2, Mary Beth McKnigllt, Vanessa Folmer, Pat. b' Warner, Trud,y Roach. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Larry, and Jane Johnson were at Glenville Sunday to Glenville State College. Mr. and Mrs. carl Holl and Mr. and Mrs. carl Krelpr of Huntington, W. VL, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Beulah Ewing. Mrs. Hall is Mrs. Ewlllll's sis• ter. Wamsley. Presenting gilts to Mary Helen but unable to attend were Faitll Perrin and Paula Eichinger. Mrs. Blaettnar serv- ed refreshments. Both Mrs. Harry W. Pickens and her brother, Dess Erskin, of Racine, were admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital Monday for medical treatn\ent. Mrs. Donald Deiner and sms. Scott, Steve, Mike, and Mark, and Mrs. A. 0. Lee were guests of the former's uncle, Clyde SaJ.. ser at oak Grove Monday. illn~ evening a !amtl,y par. t;y was held. Qlests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Pomeroy; Mrs. Nancy Lee and dau~ ter, Wend)', Columbuo; Mr. and Mrs. Jack sattorfield Sr. and .Mr. and Mrs. Jack satter!leld, Jr., Middleport; and the hosts' cldldren, Elizabeth, Cathy, and Rick. Week at Camp Asbury Planned freshments following the meeting. Others attending were Glen- A weekend at Camp Asbury was planned wben lllo youth fellowship mot illnday night at the Heath United Melllodist Church. The yoolll will go to llle camp olte lor the weekend of June 6. An Easter bake sale plamed na ~raGUe, Bridgett and Jeml- fer Goble, Twila Clatworthy, San· d)' Johnson, Mary Ann ·Bechtle, Marc Fowler, David Krawsczyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack S.avin, lor this weekend was postponed advisors. and It was decided to di-so with the regular meeting on Eas&m~. &!san Powers presented dev~ tloo and Mary Bradbury talked Remembrances ' on how she started reading the Bible. George Hawley, Doxie Wal- Given Shut-ins ters, and Tom cas sell served reo. Easter remembrances r o r shut-ins were ~ed when the Happy Hustlers Class of the FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS MEET Mrs. Catherine Shenefield was hostess to llle Friendly Nelgltbors Club on March 19 with twerty members prese.U: and ooe guesL A potluck lunch was served at the noon hour. The afternoon was spent In visiting and mom· bert workillg on hardwork such uWhat P.T.A. II Doing" will be hy MrLlllermanDye,statemem- theme ol tile aprlng eoa!erence ot Dlatrlet 16, Ohio Conp-e11 o1 Puent• and Teachers, to beheld oo April 26 at the Middleport Elementary School. Fea!Qrad _.,er ext the eonterence tlleme will be Mra. Ellen R. Jmes, ·president o1 the state asiOClatlon. The mornllll HOllon . also talkl berlhlp chairman em uMember- ahlp;" .Mrs. JoSOJlit Jayne, state ..,bllcallons cbalrman ~ "1'111>UcaUofts;" Lawrence Hunter, an Athena private detective, ext 4 'Drup pd Narcotlca, •• ·and the Rer. Glen IWes, PIHnerGI Unitad Methodist Cburch mlnls.ler, · em u~rUual and Family Life." Plan• for the sprl.ngeoa!orenee were made clurlng a noon and the $1.25 fee for t h e lomcheon 1a to be mailed to .llr s. Joe Belin, reservadon chairman, Box 36, Rutland, by Al>rll 15. There 11 no rogistrotlm fee tor the eoarerenee, on!¥ tile cost of the lunchem. A general buatnoss meeting TUESDAY CONSOLIDATION ol the Che.. tor and TIIJpers Plains Counclla ot the Da~Whlers of Anierlca, .8 p.m. Tuesday nlgltt (tonlgbt) at Cheater hall. Chester members to .....,. white. Silent_ aucUon. SPECIAL MEETING, Eastern Band Boosters, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at hlgJt schooL concert band parents especially asked to be. present. Maxine Whitehead, pr~ sldent. SfATED MEETING, Middleport MIIIOIIlc Lodge 363, F. and A.M., Tlleoday evening, 7:30. Refrellllnente. cart Ta:rlor, - ahl)l(lll master, Invites all Mas- ter Masons. MEIGS TEMPLE, J>.ytblan Sis- 6 - '!'he Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddloport, 0., Tueoday, J\j>rlll, 1969 HOURS MON.-SAT. 9:00 to 9:30· SUNDAY ... "Q11.]) .• IO:Oho 9:30 ordinlll)' Car, and into Oldamobile'l Cutla. S. Rilbt away. you're traveling in a c1ul where the stylina: trend& are aet. It'a there in economy, too. In a Rocket 350 V-8 that perform~ peat-on regular gat. And in Olde ride, handling and performance I81!1Ber carl just ca~'t duplicate. What it a.dda up to is extra value that far ea:ceeds ·it.llow price. So, if you're lookinr for the m~t e1eiting buy in town this spring, this baa got to be the car. Cutlalll S. Try one on at your Old. dealer's today. ·!' W!DNESlAY POMEROY SIIAKESPEARE Club, 1:30 p.m. Wedtleoday, .lira. Loulo Relbel'a home. DIMlilllno hy .Mrs. Dale ~th and the Pf081'lDI hy MrL Jed Webster, Sr. At.IATEUR GARDENERs Clut>;' · womooday, a p.m. social room ol the Columhua and Southern Ohio Electric co.; .Mrs. Nan · Moore to oreoent the prosram. THURSDAY SHRINERS DANCE session, Tlllrsday, 7:30 p.m. it Middleport Masonic Temple basemonL EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, OES, Thursday nlgltt, Mldclleport Mas<inic Temple. FRIDAY MEN'S BROTHERHOOD, Enterprise U n I t e d Metluxllst Church, 7:30 Friday nlgltt, at the home or James Will. Weean ,.,....,.,..looklillle ; abigapenderajustabout ' what JOQ're apendiag now. I ~ Ro•lnson's Clnners 216 !. 2nd, Pomwor 90 Mill St~, Mldctl•port i~ on Second St., Pomeroy, next to the Pomeroy cab Co., begi~>­ ning on both mornings at 9 a.m. If you w•re not n.,., would th•..!!__be •no ugh cosh for your I .ducatlon, fooa, doctor bills? You con make sur• ..,.,ythlng it pro¥id•d for by taking advontog• of John Hancock's Ufelln• Continuing S.rvic•· Th• John Hancock ag•nt will onaly1• all your n~eds and sugg••t on lnsuronc:• pion with moJIImum b•n•flts. Most importont, hs will r•vl ....• It pe,riodlcolly ond odopt It to your chong• lng circumstone••· Your fomllr's ••curlty it your rllponslhlllty, Writ• or call us todoy lor full d•toi lt . 992-5869 Mr. alii Mrs. James Reed aDd Joy, Tim Durst, Lawrence Reed aDd Robert Reed were In Cohun• bus Sunday to visit Mr. and MrL . Lawrence E.- Reed and "'-"· .- • ' ' .. - ~- CINNA ROLLS 19~ . ...• .. . ····· ··•·•·· ·• ... .. •.· ·.·..·..·.·. ~. ·.·.·.·.· ·.·.·•·.·.· ........ ..· .... ' ..·. ·... ·.·.·.·.·=·: "l:: land, Is on his spring vacaUon. Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Rsed ot Columbus were weekend guests o( .Mrs. Frank Betz and .Mrs. Lucinda Daines. Bernard Lyons of Pontiac, Mich. spent the weekend hero with his parents, Mr. ao::l Mrs. John l.vona. Akron are here for the week with Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. Minerva Childers. Mrs. Nl• Bland also ol Akron has spent tho past two weeks here. Sunday they all went to Ripley, W. VL, 10 visit .Mr. and .Mrs. Ed Parrish. Other recent guests ot .llro. Reynolds were .Mr. and Mrs. CraiB Reynolds of St. Peterlburg, Fla. Mr. and .lira. Harry Moore alii .Mr. and .Mrs. Herbsrt Moore nual meeting ot the West VIr· (;apia in and .lira. Th111111 Skin- ner of Fort Leonard Wocxl, Mo. , visited here recently with Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Sklmar and MrL David Farmer. BefoH CCIIII• lng to Mlddl~ they vtalteclln Dayton with the Farmer ramtly and In Marietta with Krs. Sklmar's family• .Mr. and .lira. De• Farmer and dluahtsr, CIJ>o .df, were weekend oialton. T~ returned their daughter to Ohio University, She has coq>leted her student teaching In Cloveland and 11'111 lfldualll In June, · .Mrs. Rlchar4 Vall!lhan, Doo, Bill, Beth and Sindra returned Mondsy from Charleston, W, VL, where they vl'lted her mothir, Mrs. Ellztl>olll Parsons. n.n . ·KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. N.-c. •··· ' lloxes ET TISSUE Phone 992-374 ' COC ktGl•1STOKELY Roll69j. cFruitSTOKELY .,. ••••••••• 4 !!. 1.00 WHOLE KERNEL 5 orn ••••••••••••••••••• !!. 1.00 BUnER-ME-NOT 10 pkg. ITS pkg. CAKE IX 4 1.00 19~ " ~ case- Weatern~JeserveatCleve­ Cinla SOft Drinks Auoclallon. , MIDDLEPORT, Q. BONELESS Berla of Perrysburg wore week· end gueats of .Mr. and .Mrs. Paul s. Smart. Btu Hackett, freshman at IPtnt several daya receltly at the Greenbrier attendq the • .,. AT To Limit Quantities" . Whole or Half weekelll guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. Mrs. Hack· ett was returned home from vet.. erana Memorlal Hospital Monday. dren, Charles Leslie and Cheryl Ann, and .Mr. and Mrs. William Bland, carla and cathy, all of YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL DECORATOR BOOKS ARE HERE Sl'OP IN AND GET YOURS "FREE" Reserve The Famous Brand You11llkel 2 OZ JAR-ONLY SCOT LAD DELICIOUS MrL Jean Archer and chil- IN PAINT FOR INSIDE PHONE: BRAND and da~.~ghters, SUe, Barbie and IT'S UP TO YOU! GENE RIGGS Mlil and S8cond Sts. 97% Calfein-Free Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. smart 992-3595 We Actept Federal FOod Stomps Sanka. SHIRT FINISHING In the bulld- SUPER IARIEt-Open .Dally 9 to 9:30 Sun. NEW FREEZE-DRIED Martha White as lmlttl!v and cro<hetlng. The next meetllw will bs April 17th. The members will tour Lavina Stmpson. the MBad Paper MID and lllen ~cxtl were given hy MrL ~ --~c)::.: -.· ·~'""'7:enjoy llle remainder of the ~ · . .and Jim R...., · \ Msxlne Wingett. Round • roblll Miss Margaret Ssuer of RutahoiJplng. cards were signed lor Mrs. Pick. land St. was admitted to Voterens, Mrs. Laura Watson, and ans Memorial Hospllal Monday. .Mrs. Helen Younce. The Lorcl'a .Mr. and .Mrs. P. L. Mitch were Prayer In unison concluded llle in Marion over the weekend to meeting. visit Mr. and .Mrs. WutlamHouck and daughters, Belli, carol and Lynn. Beth and carol sang with SAME DAY the junior choir In the Palm s.... PLAN TWO DAY SALE SERVICE day urvlces at thelr church. A rummage ssle will be held .Mr. and .llrL Joe Tribble a!ld In Al9 - Out At 5 by the Live Wire Class of the Kim of St. Albans, W, Va. were u.. Our Fr.. Porklng Lot Frl~ .' I ' lf. -. Fourteen members atteDcled a Thursday and ' •' / potluck dlnner at 6p.m. Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie baked the cake which was served In trlllute to the birthday annlverllllriesofflve Forest Run Methodist (burch ..flEW STORI. will be held during the afternoon session. New units wW 'be recosnl•ecl, hlghllghla !rom t h e morl)lng spealdng sosll1111 will be rO'!IeWed, and there io!p be a . mualeal prosram by ll!ud!!nt• from tile Melgs ·Coulrl1 achoola. The Meigs CcJuni1 Coundl ot Wesleyan U n l ted Methodist Church of Rsclne met Friday night at the church. members of the class, Mrs. B. M. Pickens, Mrs. Hobart Bry101\ Mrs. Mlna Lewis, M r s. Margaret Houdaahelt, and Mrs. . ' .. It's almple. Get out of that common, meolltlg ters, spring perfl, 7:30 p.m. Tlleoday at the hall; members ol all temples of the ~et Invited. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Order ot tho Eastern Star, 7:45 p.m. Tlleoday, at the MaiiOIIlc GRANGE WILL MEET Temple. Star Grange will meet at the WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chrlattan Service, Enterprise United home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray MidMethodist Church, 7:30 TUesday kill for their April meettrw on saturday, April 5. night at tho homo oi.Mrs. Frances carletm. iriet. • Tburoday nlsht ot .Mrs. WWiam Downie, genei-al eoa!erenet · chah:man, and Ivan Romine ol Aib1111, dlstrletP,T.A.rej)resantaUvo, with committee chairmen at tile PIHnerQY Elemonlar7 · School. A lunehooa wm be aoi-vecl at visit their son, Bob, a stu:ient at Others attending were Mary Ann Hotfman, Kimberly S e b o, Rebecca Thomas, and June ter the l!ll'lng ....re....... rorthe sev- Catsup .s:~K.E~: ••••••••••••••• 5 1' 00 e BeJi STOKELY 5 Shell le uns •••••••••••. :!. 1.00 STOKELY CUT ·4 <:~.'1'/z 1• 00 Green . Beans.............. 4 . 2111 00 Shell ele Beans..STOKELY ••••••••• ..n. • Honey Pod Peas......... STOKElY 5 .... .• 1 00. Kledney BeansSTOKELY RED 7 1•00: 14oz. bota. 8 No. COFFEE CREAMER 11 oz. jar 39~ Sally Cable made The Great Escape 0 303 DARK --·.--- Roar_____________ 2Jlb. bavl.98 · ______ 2 lb.ja• 69.~ Scot &ad ___ ..... 1.00 Lad - .... Lad ---------------· T0111aloea __________ ' . canal CJO ··· . s ···· t.OO ------ I ···· t.GQ Scot Lid .·,· a~~ ~«ER CQMPA/t[ Move!!fto a FLAMEL~S~ electric self-cleaning o,·,· . cana OUR GOOD SCOT LAD BRAND .. Mrs. Jim Cable of Canton, Ohio will never have to clean her oven apln. "Our new electric sell-cleaning oven is almost unbelievable. Aller I use my oven, I just closa i~ turn it to 'clean,' go away and leave it and it cleans ilsell. In an hour or 30 I open it up and any grease or pie drip· pings just disappear. It's so clean ... just like brand new." You can end messy oven cleaning lorever. See the new nameless elac:tric sellile,ning ovens at your· ap.· ·plianee dealers today. I 303 •••••••••••• . .;.·.· '. .. .·.·.·.•.·.·.•,•, .·.·. . . ...... . ...·.. : . : .· . . . . . . ·..·. ·. •••• ''• ·'· 1 16 •• .. .' •' ' 'II!. ' ~·~~I . .. 1•• 1:~1f: N Scot Lad PORK CHOPS K.DETERGENT 4~ ~:~· 1. 00 Our Home Made Pork Sausage ....~:-39e Ba,on........ !b~49C CGuntry Maid Sliced Lunch Meat Buy! Ham Loaf.~~79e CUBE STEAK Choice lhef. No Wastel ~·-99e Chopped ·II.I.OIN IIIAK · " Ill• . . ,,~ ! \ �... ' ' -- TO PAW'S FISHtN'··· REO<ON THAT MA~ES WANT AD INFORMAl ION DEADLINE S S p .m. Day Boft~~o P ub lication · Monday DoodliM 9 a.m. ConeollotlonJ & Cor~oction1 Will be oc c:opt..cl urttil 9 o. m. fM Ooy of Publication OF RE GULATIO NS ve Spide•, 2 d•. black finish, good tiro&, 4 spd. Radio and heater. 1963 OLDS F-85 SU. W4GON .... ......................... $895 White fi nish, auto . trans ., radio&. heater. Real · nice car. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.IA. POMEROY, OHIO Bi.I ND ADS per Adver · tlumont . OFFI CE HOURS 8 :30a .m to 5:00p .m Do ily ll30'_a.m. to 12:00 Noor. Sat..,rdoy :96'1 WILL SELL THERE WILL be a hymn Bini at the Stlversville CommunOne Of My Two Places Ity Cbun:h, Thursday, April 3 a! 7 : ~ p.m. Rev. Em'ett Of Business Altmann and singers from Both Doing Excellent McArthur. 'Mle Jlllblic is wel- 1!168 CAMERO V8, 4 IPIIII: 196' 1 Fireblrd V8, 4 lpll4. 3-31~ I!O!De. Contact Ca11 992-6541 or IKIU'r48. lalle WANT TO RENT by May I, four-room !urnlshed boulo, Auto Sales Pomeroy, Ohio balb ; must have large PI' den space, between l'lonMirOJ 196! VOLKSWAGEN. viD)1 tap; neat Utile oar. Call ...., and Letart FaDs. Rent IIIUll 1989 •Model Unclaimafter 5 p.m. a.ao;a STEREO'S be reasonable. Writ... Todd ed Freight. 5 new walnut Rhodes, 615 Foreland 81., ~onsoles witb factory Pll't8borgh, Pa. 15!12. guarnnl<!e. Nationally advers-11-121p tised brands to be sold for etorage and freigtlt ol $126.88 WILL DO sowing at bome each. May be paid at $5.66 zippers, pockets. peglnJ. per month. 'Mlese stereo oonhemming, alteraHons, etc. soles have AM-FM radio, 4 Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma..,., speed automalle changer. Phone m -5!51. ~ AFC. jeweled stylus and beautiful hand ruiJbe,l cabiVACANCY lor two elderly peonet. wm go to the first 5 ple. Prefer private paid papeople wllo eaD. WUI be deUenta. Pbolle Ma1011, 'm-5111 .fivered to your home witbout lll-lollt obligation for you to try and make sure you are cOlllplele- · ANYONE using a bed, W8lbl ly satisfied. can 992-2836. or wbeelcbalr belongblg to fol-6lc D.A.V. Cbapt..r 53, POIIIIII'O)'. SMITH AUTO SALES UNAUGA , OHIO pleaae call Jacob Tomer, SOIJTIIEJIN planta, cabbage, eommander, Phone IIIIMIIII. tomatoes, pepper and ~Wee! We IIIII want to konw whore potaloel. Order """· Charles For Rent !bey are. R. Harris, PorUand, !'lime TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Court. Syratuse. Ohio on Slat.. --· 1-27-1111: ~ W1nttd To Ivy .ANTIQUES, dlslles, furniture. Rl. 12~. Phone 99!-!951. !liSt FORD, twodoor, e~~Cel1-ll-tfo lent eondiUon, • . Roy dllna cabinets, old phoaograpbo, clocll!l, misc. Lee Anna, 'M1uerovUle. Phone Rudlllll, 109 Legion Tmaee. FURNISHED house in Pome· 89Ul81. UT..Ifc roy, five- rooms and bath. »aotp Call evenings, 992-5262. SMAIL FARM, 25 llcnl up, S-6-Uc HOW DO YOU BUY good bouse, Cbesltr ll'U IPAS MANY AS SIX ferred. Raymond Boatrtpt. I'URNilliiED TWO BEDROOM 8jl8rtment. Middleport. Phone Llllll! Bottom, Ol!lo 45141. ITEMS YOU NEED 3-&-lfe &-1-111!1 992-3874. FOR ONE DOLLAR * GUIDO GIROLAMI The World's Bat '2000 car __ _.,.,..m 1-11- FARM WM'IIIN 10 miJtl al ONE FOUR-room apartment river. Must bave 10 ...... or furnished . ~und noor ; also trailer lots and garden and flat land ond BOOCi ...... Pbobe :11'1-:1152. WO-lle r.amn sites on the river. Ma. rion Reynolds, Mason. Phone 113-5147 3-19-lfc HelpW1nttd BAll MAID and parttlme ftlt. L!GIIT TENTIIS acre tobacro Nn. Phone · s-stlp base and farming land. Phone 7~:1-5384. 3-26-lfc 1JJ1IVERS NEEDED. S!ml drt· ..,.., local and Ol't!l'·the-rood. ~ence helplut but noc 1'M1LER BROWN'S TRAJL. ER PARK. Minersvllle. phone .-ary, We Will train ,.,u. '19Z-3:t24. 4-l-6lc You caD eam over f4.12 per hour. For application and IJI. .lervlew write Nation Wide For Sale Safety Dtrecror, Room as, i'c ODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy :107 East 4th street. Trani' minialur~. $71 and up. Stud ,.-tatlon Bldg., Clndmatl, service and grooming. Phooe Ohio ar Phone 513-Z41-d. 992-5443. 11 3 tfc »1-Jic POTATOES. Phone 843-2254 EXTRA lnrome opportuniiJ. Clarence Prolfttl, Portland. 'Reliable man or woman eam 10-16-lfe _. part time or $141 fuD time. Set )'llUI' own houri ml ~LECTROLUX Vacuum Cleanearn what you desire. No R· er. Has !brow away bags, per1e1>ce necessary. Write and conmlete set of cleaning Ollrlle Penn, W. T. Rawallacbments and guaranl<!ed lel&b Co., P. 0. Bol »1, perfect condition. Pay off a.tllicothe, Obio 4MOI. halan ce of $31 . Termo. Phone fol-ltlc 992-2685. 4-1-6lc WAI'I'RE9S for night &hill, lllo ear bop and grill cook. Apply Crow's SitU: 14411! Employment W1nted W!LL DO spring ci<aDil!g. Wash walls and ceiling, Pbone ll82-3021. fol-«p Found ~W 1969 Zig Zag Sewing Ma<'hine in original facb:try ear· ton. Automatic zig zag to make buttonholes, sew on but' tons. monogram, and make fancy designs with jus! Ibn twist of a sin2le dial. Left Jn lay away and never been used. Balance due only $47 or terms of $7 per month. Phone 992-2685. t-1~ PURSE In front of Duds and Ibis. be c1almod at 1969 ZIG ZAG Sewing Macl!lne floe or Dally Sentinel tf !doncomplell! with ....U. billie. tilled. This makes buttonboles, many Ioney designs, !eke tNer For lent pa)'lll<'llt. of $1i.!IZ per month f"1RST FI.AJOK .. lt.oom Ap:mor pay f44.25. Try It In :pour menl. batll, no c~ildren . home. Call 992-2816. t-1-ete Clc" Jn. 150 month. Phone m.~ . ;I· 1-30-31c ONE FOUR year reglatered fe~· ·'·· -·- . male Toy Fox rerrter ond FURNISHEI) and unfurnished two seven week old - · apartmetlts. ·Close to school. Phone 7C-4863. Hl·2tc Phone llft-5434. IO.ll-lfc ,' J or. . .;,1 ,, \ THE SECRET IS SHOPPING AT OUR STORE Bryants Dollar Shop 106 tour! St. Pomeroy, 0 . 992-5896 SIX ROOM house, two Iota. CaD J...., 'l'llrner, 9!J2.3811. 1-:17-«p ---- SI!.'T OF PLOWS and com picker, eall 2f1-JI81. $-28 ell: ALMOST new three bedroom house, birch ldlchen, full balement, less than s miles fnln Pomeroy on Slate Road. Pbane - · ,.,_11 s-:rr-«p OdD. D.fc sEWING MACmNEs, repair ·servtce, aD makes, WY IIlM, The Fabrle Shop, Pomet'IIJ. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sblrpen Set--.. 3-D..Ifc CIGARETTE vending machines and servl"". ABC Enterprise&, ald. Muon. Vi. Va. Pbone !'IUSIS. registered with Amerleln U-tfe Kennel Club; c:bocolate brown. Phone . . .. UMic RADIO and TV repair, bouse ealla, and antennaa Installed. ONE FOUR-YEAR reptend Jolm Harrison, Phone 1ft. French to)' Fox ..... and IS-l-Ife two seven we<t old Jlllll. - ForS•Ie POODLE OOG, one ,_ 7~. Fof Sale For Sale or Trade CHIMIOLET .,.,..., two door hmltop, 21,001 • tual miles, bought ear .... Locally owned. CaD 111-1111 between 9 and 4:30 p.m. ~748 alter 5 p.m. 3 •tee Notice ean Mgr, 992-2181 n til 6 Dally 1964 CORV41R .......................................................... $895 ' Minimum Chor<jJO 7St 12 corrt s ~er wood thrto tonutu· tivo 1nurt io n1 18 unt1 ptr Word ,;~ eonsocu t ive inJonionl . 25 ptr ttnt Doscount "" ~aid ods and ads paid w1thin 10 doy5 . CARD OF THANK ~ & OBITUARY Sl SO lor 50 wnrd minimu m, Eo add itoonvl word 2c . In perso11, llolllfl. POMEROY J••• W. Carny . nylon top, vinyl interior trim. Se r vi ~ o C ha r ~e Now Stoc• Riding Mowoio & Tlllor• 1965 CHEVELLE · S cenu per Word on• inufl ion Add itiona l 25c Biter Fumlture, Mlddlepon. Malibu Conv. engine, I heoter, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white R" TES TODAV, TATER BUDGET PRICE lunilture 011 our lhlrd floor budget flhoP, Motor Co. QUALITY Tht Padlllther rourvo1 tho right to edit Of rojoc:t G") odJ d11mod Gb· joctionol. Tho pub loshor wi ll not b• rnpontiblo for more thon one inc:orrol:"t insert ion. For Wont Ad '4E MAN OfTH!HOIJSE SIGNS 8-11-tk YOUR . - -- From !flo IArpll TruCk 116 Bullcbser - . . r To .""" iOnall~st Hseter Core. BLAEnNARS' PH, 993-2113 ' ~EllS , Complete Froni·End and Brake S•vlce BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY Insurance EXCEUIENT, <ftlcient and ee.. AUTOMOBILE tnsuraJI(!<! ben ooomlml, lba!'o Blue Lu8tre eaneeDed? Lilllt your ODel'alor's license? Call 9!J2.191!(t. rarpet and upholstery cleanI l l tie er. Rent eleclrie shampooer fl. Bater Fllmllure. ~-lie LUMP, EGG. sroKER, cool. screened. no dust, olled tf "anted. Jacolls Coal Ca., Rotland '11pple, phone 742-4tlll or . .. 1-Jl-!Jie MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • bact, phone IIIUZil. s-:rr«c ..... All••••lf. PERFECT COMEBACK Helen: A lrlend a! mine has the uJ. Umate reply to those 1!117S that figure every girl should pork. Dear 0'111111!211 a CROW REALTY OOMPANY lllllOLEPORT - USI'WRANT READY FOB IIIJ!liNIJII - er<ellent JoaHon, nice equipment. eon be a 111011eJ mam lor the rig1lt parlf, <aD lor ll8rilcuiBll. POMEROY - LARGE 110MB - escellent toealloll, sewn~ bedrooms. I baths, fine for 1 She says, "It's my tomball, DU' field, and 111J1 rules." You'd ba Bll111rlaed how llllllll' decide to play lba game her wa,y. - D. B, Dear D.: Beau!lfull - H. Dear Helen: "PS¥ebed Out OVer T h a I Sound" asked what "In-a~ da-da-Vita•• means. The I r o n Butterfl1's song was written IIY Doug Ingle, their organist and lead s~apr. Qoug _.1 say what the wordi -~ ~ and pre- m.• tanre family. MIDOLEPORT l.ARGI!: ROMl! - 4 bedrooms. I ballll, uiDity room, e1o1t to sbopnlng. t!O,IIOO . , WE BUY, SJIJU. AND !tENT JIENRY CLI!LViD J.31).$1e Plloae . . . . ~. Oldt fo1-40te HOBSTETTER REALTY SYRAaJ8E H31c ELI!Xm!OJ,UX vacaum ctes./: er oomplete wl!b attach· Bualnna ServiC181 ments. Cordwlnder and paint SEE NEIGLER Building &IPIJli'BY- Reposaesoed but I!UIJ'· ply fur bulldlnl your home. anl<!ed In lib new condition. CaU Gtl)l Neisler, Racine, 0. Pay oH $S'I.45 or tef'!DI If .a-111: desired. Phone 992-2815. S-IS4tc CHUCK'S C8lh and carry TV Service, save up to one-baH FLUFFY soft and brlgbt are on repaln. Bring them In and c..,.ta cleaned with mue oave. Chuet's TV, 1&1 ·ButterLustre. Rent electrk! ........ nut Ave., Polllft'Oy. S.2S-Ifc pooer $1. Tiny's Bll'gal!Und. »1-«1: SEPTIC tenb deaned. Miller santtatlon, Stewart, Oblo. 1163 FORD Falrlane, lrl', VI, Phone ea-31J31. J.IS4fe 4-apaed !raDII·, ulra cle111. Ph. 992-2590. s-t-Ile C. C. IIIWIJIOIID AUCI'IONEER FIVE ROOM HOUBE, newly Cemplell lmlre ~ecorated. tbree Iota, c11J fa. Plooao NNIII cUIHes. estabUabed upll'a8UI llleiH. OMI ml rldlllltJ belli, lllo fruit CrHIBr. . . . . trees; price • · For liP' • t tfe pollllment eall il8 • · . . .!Jie Am OONDmONING Refrlteratlon fleTVIee. Jacli:'il Relrlt· KAY, J~ Wippel, Dell' 111ft eraUon, New Raven. ' Polnll. l'llolle IIAtiO. IIJ.IO'II. 4 • Ill: J.ll-tip READY • I!JlX concrete deli¥· ONE REGI8TERED ODnildale ered rlilil to 1011' projeel. lladt lheep two ,_,. IIIII I ..., llld easy. Free monlbl old, nice bla one. VID- malel. Pbane 19M214, Goes; eent P. llrGderlct, Rodl 1e111 Ready • Mix Co., Middlelprlriilfi, Unw' Hab- Raid. pin, Ohio, I • lfe P!loile IIJ.III4. s.•IIJII! DA'I ... lers to let - ' e I~ with -GUARANTEEDthem In their own way, but It you PHONE 992-2094 II st..n ctosacyto the other \7t'lcs, you'D konw II has aomelh1ng to & clo . with Jove llld peace or lite. As to how the tour 111!'1 can be ·• E. Main Pa...,ay, 0. one Iron BuUerfl,y, the 111ower Is 11114': No one member Ia re_.. child, 7011 bave all sorts or reaBible for lba fiOUJid. SCXIs wtc- she shouldn't put lba When you ask lba L B., they father's name 011 !be blrtb corare kind of vague and say lba !Wcato. J)hrase's meaning Is very perI have sueh a cldld and !be I!OIIal. - ELF. father'• nemo Ia rllbt !bare Dear lfelen: wbore It should ba. Whether l!'o "In • a •Gadda-<le-VIte" mean a jll'OJIII legalcy or not, 111J1 baby "II a Garden or ute. H I asked de....e. the rllhl to a Mille! !be Iron Butterfl1. - KNOWS We haven't gone to oourt yet, Dear Helen: but we wiU! "In • a • Gedda-<18-VIta" means Yoo'd be surprised at lballllll"ln lba Gorden or Eden. • Soy tt bar ot-te Wbo lh1Dk I'm rllbt. laat and you'D sao. II'• ldnda Aey girt Wbo baa lba guts to llko your old fMlllll. "Mairey do thla Is usualcy nollllnl. What Doals." - PRETTY !iURE c1111 she lose? She "'"''! be talkDear All of You: ed about any .-e dwt she alAs I say, nobocly kllowa for ready Ia, and the lilY gets a &bare sure, but II' a mo ·fine IDIOid, or the blame, IIIia wa.r.- c. B, anyway! _ H. Dear C.: Dear Helen: All sorta or reasons? No rm 18 m1 I married a 19- ,.q one. Wheo revqe Is the year-Gid Marlao Iaiii you. Ho. modve, 1:1!9 W!ild~ JIU llfG[>abl.y went to vtetnliil' r1c1rt .ail'i1 and '"be ihe YiCitm~uii oourt casoa I haven't aeon blin alnoe, · are remembered. Thay leave a Lui week I heard bo was In- llllgma !hat 0111 make a cblld's jured, and later that be'd loll lito pre14' (lrlm. - H. his leg. Helen, I hardl,y oven know him, and 1111W I doomQ.: I haYe been ordered to ed to llvo !be rest or IIIJI life report for tlllllcllon In two weeka. with a cripple? I would like to lal<o 111J1 car Please !ell me how I can get with me to !be reoeptloa or out or this, and It be pte a pen.. training oenter. WW lh1a be aU alon, wiU a dlvoreed wlto be en- rllhl? A.: The Department or !be tiUed to some or It? - NOT A NURSE MAID Arm1 ldvlsos that fullltlea to Dear Not: care for prl•ate17 OWDed vehicYou're not even illmanl Get les at recept1011 and tralnlngeenlost fast - and let's • your tera arelfmlled and tborewlll be Marine bas air..., Jill! you down U!tle _..mey, It 1111. cor tnas !be 110rst mistake be over clletees to utll~elbom. lila also JIC)Ialblo that tllllleleel ml&ht lind made!- H. P.S. You're eni!Ued to noth- 11 necesaary to lbandon their Ing but a bouquet or pol1011ivyl automobUea In casoa Whore they are ordered awa, from reeep.. Dear Helen: I . have nolieed that wbeD a lion or lralninl centers andlrav. gift Ia having an Ulegltlmate el by prtvate(y-<llllled conveyance II nolllllhorlzed. ,..,,.,. H••• -OP----.............. _ ........ C...He.- . .. . . . . · - - CerMH, 1111 pf Notktl u h•retw lbtbl ad oiOJIDII A Dm1 ol PomtrOJ, 0Me. . . . . . d•l1 appolated Aclmmlltntrb: -' tle ...,... a1 IULct coruo ........ ~ ot Porllaft4, lAbiDoa To..-. M. . . Cftnt1, Qblo. CftdUOn an ~ Alii lME WORD IS 'DROP· OUT'! ftlal' moat.bl. o.4 tbb lltb .., ., ...... .IDHII C. IAOOII _.... - --- 41J ......11 ... _.,IC. M APPOINTMINT c.. No. 10077 Eat..... Ctrrle I , Ptynt, DHe. .d M.UO. U ._..., II'ND tl&lt liM Vl!lHD of 831 4tb Annae, O.lUpo111, Ohio, bM bHD dUI7 tii'P01Dt*'l beellutx o1 the .-.t11e of Cuntr a. ,.,_. ~~«:eue«. lttt ot MI4Gl6- --- rort. Kelp CountJ, OJiio. CNdUon are J't4.wnd to tllllllll With ..ad aa. fld.llCiuj Actlfll PNINI.. ..IHIIIO 3·18; 3-25; ... , 3tc MOON STUFF WORTIIIT? NOTICI OP AHOINTMINT C... No. 10011 .....f'l; ......... c............ CROSSWORD t2. a.mblet'a ..,..,. DOWN NoUN il henbf lll'ltll Ulat llan7 .1.. John10n or Roule S. Pomen,, Oblo, hM 1teu. daiJ ·~ Ad· m&nbtralor Of tbt r.taw o1 o.or,. t'•ble B.llrbunl decellld. latl of ... mveJ. Mllp Caunq., Obto. (lnd1kJn an rtQUlnd to me Ibm clllm~ with laid. flductarr Wlitlm four .moat!M. Dat.tt thll Btb ctu of lilareb 1111 IOHN C. 1AC.DM Acrlnt Prollatw Ju... of uld Countp tMk wttmn Dtitd UU1 lUll <WI¥ uf Jlarea JM .. OHN C. WACOII ....... Ceuaty IS AU. TillS eo . . . . . . ~lfJ LBuy 1967 Olds. Delmont 88 Town Sedan ••••••• $2395 Rtd over ~o~~hl'- flnloh with burtun4y lnttrlor. Thlt •hor1» OM owrP ., cor Ia equlpp.d with pow. brok•• on• tt..rlnt• 1'~ohy4ro• 111atlc tronll'l'llttlon, ra.lo, tlnttcl glatt, NEW wf.lto wtll tlret, wh.. l dl1n, and factory air conditioning. lt't a Dnt Owntl' e•, trod•• to 111 For o new 69 01••· tiOTICI 0" APPOIN"''MBBT Cue No. :1101'1 latttt tf au. c . Tucklr......, ... COIMd Nouce if lt.toreor &lVftll tiW J111Pr H. Tuckenntn ol 411 Blehlllld AHr.ut, Athtllt, Oblo, hu bND dull .appointed E:~~eeuJor of the r.tata ar aut~ c. TUcJranau, dectant. WI f•f Mtl(ll County, Ohio. (..'ndl\on .,. nqlllnd t.a • tMir Uaill'll WHh u.Jd fldUQ1ur wiWJI iuut montbl. DtUiil Ull• 141h a.ar or IWI &VANZANDT MO. SALES "You'll. Like Our ~IIIHiy Way of Dotac-111111-" DDU342 c~u~~~ 2. Hindu ,· . _......,., Oldo " ftftgN}fi)f) ~-1"-1.:::::! a. Over- ~\.!I~~® *8! bead U-1"-CaurJtllllbleo, one letter 11o each ..uare, lo rora ., ••, ordin•r,. wordJ. Item 19. Dcnol>lo- ftn(lvd 3. Mortltl- _,= hili ' ~E~E'S --.. eadlftg T. Vutment B.lilue 9. Fat 11. Planted IS. LIODor --~· 23. Jofanap 24:. Tract 28. Pamperecl 27. Addo lo, lltUe by lltU• 2D. More f~ C~E'AM? , ....., ......... ll. Koopo 3a. UDIII .M. ...,_ 3T.IIIItar competaot otNIIIO 30.Salad- to. lAo.. lltrch llillll Acllnt PrHate .,,,.,. Of IIIII C:MMy w ate c•~·· "'_,.,,. . . ,.._..,..' ... ........,. . . ...... t_.,ct.;,,..,.....,. , ........ ,~ '.1 I fUIU 'IWIIf AIIIOQ ---~WGP9'71 ·~- '· I PHONE 992-215& QUARTE~, GET Vt!RrSELF SOME clouo weJgbta JOHN C. lACON a-<UJ; t-t; A CfCEiro! Ill~¥ DO"''T YA GO DOW"' AN' e&UDII. 4. Plural 5.Boalh e. Blancbe'a. W81 W Ito --- ---:-- 1/Ai.E~TINEI; am RODNEY DOWNING Real &tale Brater MISoc!ATF8 8llr THIS ISII'T ' per. Real Estate For S.le home. 3 bedrooms, clsllm, good garden, oolhulldlnga, t!OO.OO down. tn.48 monthly. LETART - 5 rooms, bath, dr!Ued weD, fireplaee, front porch, garage. Lot fenced . f/,000.00 SUMMER OOI'!'AGE - Nice ldkhen, large llvq room wllll fireplace, bec!Joom, •leeplng penh, clBtem, buement. $Z'ISO.OO '1'0 BUY. SELL OALL · HELEN or VIRGO. TEAFORD . -· UPERT YOUTR ASKED FOR rr This column Is for ymng pe<>ple, their prd>lems and plouures, their troublea and fun. Aa with the rest or Helen llelp USI, II welcomes laughs but WOD't dodge a serious quellllon with a brush-all. Send your teenaee questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care a! Helen Help USI this newspa- EXCELLENT Im, 40 feel wide and 125 feet deep. 011 YIIJ St., Middleport, dolt to Post Olllce, lll fool a11eJ In GEO. IIOIIS'I'ETI'ER Jlrobr POMEROY - S room frame NIGHT •.. CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992-21Sf NIG.HT 992:1324 R. tl. RAWLINGS SONS S5e55 !!l!lMOVE EXCESS body ftuld with Fkddez Tableta. Gilly $1.49 at Nelson Drug. S.14-411p ......... For The Fastest Se~ice DAY or • ')j ~ �' • r'· ' St. Paii'l ,, . • and Ike 'Kept the Faith' , I• 'l'lli IIIIIIJ'' · ' "MI,~.JIIiiiii~O., '1'1111111', .1prlll, ' 1!1 LOIJIS•CA$!iEI.'l ' UP! Seullll" EdlfA!l' '. '· WASHINGTON (UPO , -Tile """' ill st. Paul were ieod ~· D!rilbl D. E-er·o ... ~ . "Tile ume ot 1111' 114porture Ills come. I IIIWt fousM "tile IDOd 1Ji11t, I have ftnlshod the net, J baw kEpt the faJth. u )Iuiie Ellltllhower, drained of emot1oa, hod 111 throuBh the stoic ~ore unill the Rev. Edward R. L. Elson, her Presbyterian pastor, road the paa- l'rotll st. Paul'a second letter to Tlmoltcy. It 11111st have oOIIIIed to her- as it dld to olhera In Washington NaUonal Cathedral-like something Ike m!pt have said. She cried a lltlle, quletiJ!, Her son, John, gentiJ! patted her funeral service with lllrd. Helped Plan Funeral It was a simple, dignified Ameral, long on Christian hCJpe, 1hort on PGDJP and ceremDQY. It was eDctly the kind or funeral wanted-which was not eurprislng, since he helped plan II II!Oiths before his death. It gave one an eerie feeling to know he had speclftcalq r&Ike quested J, Faure's Camous ii1Dm, The Palms. Did he have 1111 oCIIIO kind ot prtmonltlcm IIIII Preoldenl t.yndon a Jolmooa he would dle 11ro doya before found hbuolf ~aD lhe Palm Suodey-llle .......... ot way bock lD die llxlll """· lhe CllrlsUan year when the Et-... hod~ lcymn II IPI>l'OIIritte'l lhat there be .., eu!OII', and In Tile Palm• lo not a !WIOral the ltiiet Sense, there n•n't. dirJie, h lo a IDtiJw, joJ>ous But D. Elscm lllalla&ed lD turn tcymn ot trua1 In the IOWt of God hlo .. storol pl'I)'OI' Into • manlfeoted In Jeoua Chrllll. Wtldclo to< l&)'lqr lhe oamo Whllo It was IUIW by lhe kind ot lhinp be .m,tt have cathedral's famous choir, Else• aaJd In I OWOID'o , hower•s flag-draped casket was President Nboo, who spoke 1 brought to the place of honor In euiiJID' over hls lat.. chief In the the eroJ!ISing. Capitol rotunda Son1oy after· It was ~:52 p.m. EST when ._, eat Just across the IIIlo the dean of the EPiscopo) from Mrs. Elaenhower, In the Cathedral, the Very Rev. front row of folding w-n Francis a Sayre, apako lhe chaii.'S. He waa acc~nled by opening words of the aen1ce, his wife Pat and their dsugllt..r taken fr001 Christ• s last s~per Tricla. promise to his Disciples: The Benediction 11 1 am the Resurrection and At 5:19 p.m., the R1. Rev, the Life ••• he that belleve1h In me, though he were dead, yet shall he live." Arrived Earq The 2,000 invited guests hod WASHINGTON (UP!) - Mastarted arriviJW in the high mie Eisenhower's plans are vaulted Gothic church more than an hour earlier. One of lhe uncertain as she faces Ufe first to take his place, in a front without her beloved Ike, but she row seat, was President Oaarles Is oot likezy to go hcme again to de Gaulle ot. France. Near him live at lheir Gettysburg, Pa. oat KIJW Bauduoln of BelillDII farm. 11 Sh8 ha! decisions to make, U ard the Shall ot lraiL Thera said Edgar Eisemower. so. were many other roreign chiefs of state, so many ttat former brolher·ln-law of the former first lady. '"So far, she hasn't (Continued fr01I1 Page WWWn F. CretcblxiU, EPitcopal bhbop of W1""1~ P"" ....... If.. boJIItllictiOII: . "Unto God,• II'&C1oue merey aid prOtection . W. CCIIIIIIIll Dwl&bt DaYid. The Lord ble11 hlm lllld ktep 111m. Tile Lord make Hlo tac. lD olllne """' hlm IIIII be 11J11Cloul 111m. The Lord lift "' Hit ·- , . . ance IQIOII hlm IIIII slve hlm peace, and ever· more." Tile calhedral's great oqan owelled out with the triunl>hant Doles of "Onward !luilllan Soldiers." The mUitaey pallbea. rers BOntiJ! lifted the casket fran the bier 11111 lock-oteppad It out lD lhe wsllilw heerae, Ike was oa bla way' heme lD the plains of Kanau. Future is Uncertain 0 came. as the train passed throu&h al h was the 11m0 East and 10 mlleo per hclur was • 25-man Wut a• 11W!iht D. EisenhOIJer hcmor auard front the West deocrlbed ·by President Nixon as VIrginia National Guard headed a "aentlo and good and k l n d by llrigodler General Jack W. man," made hta last trip Blair, the stat..'a acljllant throu&h the country he served general. for IIBIII'b all his adult ure. People jammed 12 deep, and At Charlesllln, a ero-onl In some places, 20 deep, elong olllm1ted between 1,500 and the tracks at !lmtlngton. While 2,000 braved 2t-<lqree -lher lhe trsln was In the slalion, a to pay their last respects. brief memorial aervlc:l> took " - thole lining tho tnckJ place in a porldng lol ooq 75 leelaWII1. ••we Dl<Klrll the death ~ a fellow ciUzt~~ and dynamic leader ot men In the cause ol TONIGHT, APRIL 1 freedom and Justice," esld the COOGAN'S BLUFF Rev. James C. Burchett, (Teclmicolor) president of the HIDIIingt<m Clint Eas111'ood - &l11n Clark Mlnlat..rial AsaoclaUon. H e COLORCARTOONS: called the former President, ..a Rdlwinl<ed man Who was as gerru.lne as lite Nlldnlklove Itself and lor whom lhe whole A Lad in Bagdad country had profound respect." Woody Freeloader World War I veterausotoqc! at SHOW/ STARTS 7 P,l\1. etlher end ot the lot hoiCUns flags. UUJe Steven TomJdes, 6, WEDNESDAY & TI!UIISDAY ot Huntington, waved another APRIL 2-3 small !lag throitgtloul the -NOT OPEN and the crowds Etaeru-er she will move back to Walhlngton, perhaps renUng an llj)IU'Iment In an older hotel where ahe residod during World War D. "I am sure she wUI not go back to the tarm," said Mrs. Mesta. uwhat would she do there?" The questicm may be moot. The lat.. fiV&-star pneral's wRI provides, accordiJW lD Gettysmade any," Mrs. Eiselilower'a close tami- burg sources, that Mrs. Elsent,y planned to brooch the suliject hower could live at the farm during their lid joorney abcllrd only for six months after his the funeral train carryiJW her death. The rolling green 121J.<ocre famous husband's cofftn to his burial sl a. on the plains of spread In the quaint Pennsylvania countryside near the GetcysKa011s where he grew ..,_ burg Battlefteld will then be • Firm Bellewr Edgar Els~nhower, a Tacoma, turnod Into 1 national historic Wash. lawyer, is a thin believer site, the Eiaemuwer tannhoose In the bereaved putting off a shrine. major declslona allecUng their lives for "at least three DAIRY VALLEY Try Our Delicious Sandwiches 992-~36 AT THE END OF POMEROY BRIDGE . BY BOB HOEFUCH . POMEROr - !ball bualneaoes ..cb as the Canada,r Cbemi.. cal Works here 11111 hevea nlU8I> go In -.,., -ld ot nationwide _.t1011 and merchancltsing ot - e e l ullmbl111nHnoda .. ]11'06tcla. lfmnlver, the l'l:llnerQy ...,_ cera. owned by Mr. and Mzs. Dollllll' A. Canadoy, hes weathered 37 yeera of the lllltfest .,..,...UIIIt front the large com]llllles. The Canada.Y tl(IOfati<ll, which proollcea WIHBIIIIIcleanlngmaterlals, Ia practicalq a .........., show. The ]li'Oillcla are made at lhe comJllll)"a building em l!utl8rim AYe. Canada,y eacb week loads hb otaticm W1&Q1 which his mercbandlse and takes otl over hlshWII1S IIIII by-ways lD his buyers, many ol them · old frlendl throu&h years ol being 11tblled culdomers. Canada,y Is the ftrst lD admft . ·, he'a a ''Ptcbman/' and ba• to be, In 01 dar to cornJ)ele againJt naUcmatiJ! adVerUsed producte. 'lbrougll the years, hoWever, ' SPRING BRINGS AN Canaday baa built up a huge Pomeroy. Workers recruited "repeal'' busineSB. And bil lelling technlQie can be clasaed their labor, Around tho as pure artistry. lard, Jr., Matthew Dtllard, 'lbe eprlng ,....., brings acldlllooal business and extra help Is recruited In order lD Increase foolllh, perbapa - lD stop doing lhe packaging outprt at t h e what is second nature, what one firm'a~ra. likes to do, work that satllfleo Distribution ol tile pro<llcts a ooelll need even In this Plllh· takes Canaday over bundreda of ~ age, unleas one must. mllea each week with a schedule And Delmar Canaday, a native that would "do In" IIUUlY young- ol Gellljlolls, and a welterweight er men. Even Canaday haslhreat- boxer ot rnglonal Blanding In enod on occasion lD retire from his )'OUih. doem'l hove lD stop. the hectic scheclde. Aod It's spring - business Is But IUs dlf!lcult - indeed good - and Canaday II still at Ill . Aa&el•• er, Maaoni NelUe The auto specialists as our bank will help you get the money lor a new car and will plan your payments to lit your budget. See ua today for a loan. ,alional. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Insurance • • lietweon Mulberry and Cadar slreell In midtown Abilene. After lhe .f.tneral wu parked by r8jlrnod o!llclals, .. Army IIIOI'IWiry omcer went abooud ffD' a ceremonlaliOJpectlon ot lhe calke~ al lhe bend ol whicb lhe national colfD's and lhe prelldentlal !lq. So began 'IIIIa! lhe Army called a ''Perlnd on repose'' beneath the otam prolection of a joint h<>;or prd repreiiOOIIIng Ill ot lhe armed aervlceo- a brief ported ljlll1i the Elsenhow· or faJnll)' and friend a aboard car lhe trsln could be joined by · President Nhcm flying from WanMngton. They would proceed toaether thrOUgh town lD the former prelideol'l burial CI'Jllt which he, hllnself, ordered buill 1011£ before he conceded a lolillf! to hear! .....,. which tOok bloli!e Fri&I.Y. Wllh hla ..Uitont widow, Mamie, members of the !amtiJ! and ElsenhcJI)rer•a most auccess!ul political protege, President Richard M. Nixon In sad atlendance, lhe d<llOried leader -e - VOL. XXI. NO. 240 Dei•owl fo 11ae lntere~& Of 11ae MeiB-· Mt1100 Area COLUMBUS (IJPO - Several revisions end additions lD Gor. James A. Rhodes' eduoaUon bW will be 11011ght by the Ohio Educalfoo Assocletlon. The OEA aald Tuesday It waa In general agreement wllh the bill's goal a but that cerlaln por· lions of the tax and schooli<JUD. clation proposels should be r&vlsed. A county lneome tax "umust be a mandatory tax, established by statute and dlslrlbuted to pub- ""'*' YOUR SHOPPING CENTER S SHIRT SALE S2.95 All sizes small (14-14Jii neck) medi11111 (15-ISJ!i neck) large (16·m~ neck) and nl8bl. Borin& Pom- erOJ: Dlle Pldu11s, Racine; EJ. leon Yonker, lila~~<~~; De11le Ertklna, Racine; Donald CoYer!, PUmeroy; Amlts Carpenter, CoIUIIIbull; Grella &rttle, lAI1g Bottom: Randolt>h FraillY, Cheshire; I.7dla lllewarl, Pomeroy. DIICbarges - Alma Slmp1011, ~Pncer, .JoaM Crisp, ma RJcp. ~ llackett. wn. F1REMEN CALLED Racine voiUDIA!er ftremenwere oummonod at 8:45 a.m. Monda)' to exUngulsh a fire In a buildIng locallld on the Rl. 2, Racine properey of WUllam N"'ler. There wao minor damage to the structure, a converted school bus. The ftre wao lljiJ)l1'0IIIly eauaed by overh•tlna. Mr. Nap. lor, who ooq nocenlb wu diJo chaqld l'rotll the holpllal, II ... ported1y 108 ;rearHkl. FALSE TEETH ThotLooan NHd Not E111b11rraas Don't Uve Ill fMr of faiM teetb loottniQI, Wobblllll or dropplnr JUit at the.wrollf time.~ more aecurur and men comfort, Jufl tpriDll:lt a little PABTIItJ'B oa 10Ur plat• PA8Ta'l'H boldl ~~.. teeth armer. lrlaka nti.Jlleuler. No putJ.roon C..te. HtiPf cbtel"cltatUN bniatb", Denture~ that flt are ~U.l to health. ~-~ depUii fiiUlai'IJ. Ott PASTDTB It aU t1rUf «Nakrl. CLUB TO MEET The Laurel Cliff Better Health Cllil wiU meet al 7:30 p.m. Tlmradlly at the hmne of Mre. Bartha Porker. A 'lllllt.. elephant esle wiU be held. ironing. Solid colors. SII!AJrt plaids, chech stripes. All are famo"s well known makes that lll'e styled right and wear so well. Ivy styles with button down collar 1111d regular wide spread collar styles. Tapered 1111d non IGPc:red shirts for yo11r selection. Stop in the b"sy mns 1111d boys depal'llllent right IIILLED IN F1RE COLUMBUS (UP0 - J-h Nichols, 67, Columbus, wasldlled In a nre al hlo home here Monday. Authorities aald the $250 blaze started In a ll v1JW room chal r fran a dropped ciprette. GWay anrl buy the shirts yo" need. MENS SHORT DRESS SALE WORKER KILLED WARRm, Ohio (UP0 - An lllllullrlal accident 11 Republic steel ·Co. bore Monda,y claimed lhe Ule of Larry Cleo, 24, VleiiiiL . STRUCK BY AUTO j;ANTON, Dhlo (UPO - Fred Wrl&bl. 73, Canton, wao kllled Monlo.¥ whon he wao 1truck by a car a1olw 1-71 Juot IOJlde lhe cliJ Umill bore. He wao on .... · pi~ ol the Carton City Street IlopirUDonC. lrlrge (17-17Jii neck). All shirrs are permanent press Gild never need CASKET BEARER WASHINGTON (IJPO- James A. Shope, a Marine Clllporal fr01I1 Chllllcolhe,' Ohio, was a casket bearer In the funeral processlcm here lofondo.r !oc lonner President Dwl&bt D. Elsem..,er. SPIIINCLUDING · SATURDAY MAKE "= ·~L.O:.~~~..~-~~r·~~. ~!'~-~...~led~~~~ ~· Ill' United Press lnternolionll Hinll ofpeace detected by Freneh PARIS - FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER Michel Debre said too ·Jay there had been "cerlaln lndlcatiOIIIIavorable lD peace" In public olatemelllo In South Vlelnam IIIII tho Unlllld Slllteo In the past week. tnformatlcm Mlnlater JO.l le Teule told newamenaher the seaalcm that Debro aald ·"be was 11tisfted witll cerlaln llldlcatlons fa. >Wible a> peace which lll)pelred during the past week. Offer to run Po,ularity conlelt PARIS- SOliTII VIETNAM'S GOVERNMENT Ia willing to chal· lorwe the Vlel c.,.. to a popularll,y t..ot at1he polio providing lhe perr~~'- 1 · renqunce dlelr COIIlmUIIisl allOjJiaDce, allied aources said · ~. The s.taon gevemnenl'a chlllonge came 1 da1 after It IJII10WICo ·eel that mon than L5 mllllm peaeante valed In recent elections for local chiefs 11111 sovemtrw councUa In so per Cent ot South Vlalnim'• vU!aie•· South VlebUie&e otllclala said the elections showed the · C!llllftUII(ots hod failed In lhelr C&Jqllip to lake over South Vlet111111'1 rural ~lion. . Girl joe/a •bowing up in Cleoolmul CLEVELAND - A NUMBER OF NORTHERN Ohio gll'ls want lD Invade the jockey raN<s at 111istledown Race Track here. Pete BonoJny, director ot public reletlono 101' the Cleveland ·track, said Tueadlly he hal re<olved nwnerouo Inquiries rr... )'OWig ladles seek!rw a jOcka)l liconoo. Negro councUman jtJI'tW rruwfffor mayor _ ~- Swim Fee Removed For Some ~lene allllJartl~ (Cantblued ... - f ) aJ1!111i1 (;.;? ··:. " \ . o? • ~ ' 'L. where the taxpayer resides, u the OEA esld, The OEA said the state school found&tlon program should Include factors to glve school dlstrlcta aciJIItional IIUlllOf to oper. ate summer programa, to reflect lhe .-rl..,...,of a odmol dlstftct•s staft', to show the class size oc the· ratio ot stair to sludenls, IIIII to protect the present atate.flnanced support levels ot all dlllrlcts. Also ~ a Franklin Counl,y tax - r i esld taxes proposed by the state, coonl,y and Columbus school olllclals would mean more then $100 a year to the average taxpayer In lhaiCOIIII· l,y. The tax expert, who r...,eated he rernaJn IIJ)I\)'IIIUIS, predlclad: - Gov, Rhodes' proposed ooe per cent Income tax would cost a taxpayer with a taxalll e lnCOIIIe of $7,000 per year $70 a year. - All averoge smsll IAm1ly wllh $7,000 a year Income would pay nearq $8 a yearlftheFramlln Counl,r propoaed cme-llalf par cent lnerease In the esles tax COLUMBUS (IJPO - The slat.. Deportment ot Psrks reached agreement with a Sonale commlllee ~ to permit persons 16 years old and under to swim In state parks free of charp. Melvl,u J, Rebholz, parko dlvl &ion chlel, said the depart. ment would support the -~­ ..... Into el!ecl. - Rhodes' proposed vendors al ~ Sen. John w. E. Balon, R - Columbut. Bolen chalrod 114 per oent tax would coat lhe the subcommlltee 'IIIIIch ••• aame llllpayer about $20 per IIU<b'iog • blR lD prohibit lhe year, - A three mill school bcmd slats from charglog swimming iasue would coat lhe a•erogetaxlees In stale parks. Son. TOIIIII'IIOII Guyer, R-Fincl- payer-llon.onwer $7 to $21 a lay, cbalrntaD ol the stale Jeer, Agency CommiU·:H,, said the comproml~-J l)tl: pr~l.'Jab).r wuuld be approved by the Go&. oral Aoaembb'. Under the new bill, the l'lrtlo lleparlment would be permitted to set fees for per10111 <r<er 111 16. A 50 cent IWimmlng eharll hal - . propoaed. Orpnllled labor and conser. vatloalsts bave -""" any •wlnunfna lee lor slats parks. Rebholz explained lees ...,.. neoeaaary to cover malotenance costa and pay for Improve- cloud)' and coldar to. ;~ ,....~ \_:,. 0 . ·' TEN CENTS ' _.; ) '0 ~ . :;~Ory Ailment Strickens Children ByOEA WOBK IBGAN TD1 WEEK onlhe . - t o l i Gl uolhor- bwoiD011 bulldlqriD P - . Of brick .......,11 Ia boiJv conatrucled by llle Earl R. Werner Construction Co. em Butternut Avo. tho structure will be !1rNflley, with the first ftoor to hllaaelll!' bwllneu operatloo of the Pomeroy Flower SllcV bJ Mr. and Mro. MJBard Van Meter, The second noor will be their liviJW q..rlel·s. The Werner "-DY bepn lhll """k preparlnc,lhe lot for the new buUdlng which will "*"'· tho llaa alii black cioJI• train W&l IU.il IDII9', ..u.t: away. ::. From predllll• bal!r• unttl .llii antlcllated · loeo'Vl' lloor ~ dlgnltarlet alii othtr ,vtaltoi, subolded, llle ormed· ~ Wel'!l In COI!Irol ot movement within lhe ceiUr ill shower• ...-It oarly tonl.lhl and looro. In lbe _.- 20s alii low 30a north, aed mootiJ! 30s el.-e. Partb cloud)' IIIII cooler 'l'lalradly. Highs In the 40a and _ . sno north alii moatiJ! soa sooth. C• Respi1 Changes Wanted inP...,.roy. "* MGolb ~ IIELIWI A. CAN.\DAY, hit, IIIII Rick Olpr landlo die !1a1 details of pacldrw .,..._ at the Canoclay Chemical Works emotln '-"' u salute~ .......... lice rodo Tueadly nf.tlill ·~ nlgl1t wllh WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO lic schools in the county , ·•· ' residentt who ._. "'M" fran l)iilol'Y boob fl!lt Weather ~ VALUES THIS ·SALE ON THE MAIN FLOOR. HARVEY MISSES GAMES Ill'. LOUIS (IJPO- Veteran dofenaeman Doug Harvill' wiD mill lhe ftrsl fer< llJUDOS ot lhe lllinllll' Olp piO)'Oiro, II was announOid bJ lhe st. Louis mues .llonclay. Harvill', who sullered a hlld lnjuey, will Dol be In lhe lineup 1111011 the mneo entertatn die Philadelphia Fqero Woclteldoy (ciao• ot 1915) alii a oelobrated -.reer which toOk' 'him to doe plmacles of histor)', While he rel]ll'ded Gotl,rsburg as his adult "'heme~'- it waa the llrtt house he ever ..,nod-his emotional tleo to Kaluo were 10 deep that he . . - to be buried here among hlo IOUnlra and In a lanl ,. whlc:h he recalled frmn childhood •• pleasant and -llcated. It was, in the fullest aeue, a resting place. This was · a doJ Gl hJalleot ceremony to< Abllone. MallY Interment beneath the stone ·~ Ooor. They were the Rev. Robert H. Mac~klll of lha Flral Preobyterlan Cllurch In Gotl,rlburr, Pa., and llle Hev. Deen Miller of lhe Palm Desert, Calif., Community Church. Born In TOJas Else.,_,. wao born 78 years age ID Den1100, Tex., but he spent hlo boyllood In Ahllene. h was rr... this old c - n witll Its rich frontier tradltl..., Etaemower set out for the u.s. Military Acad81111' ol West Polrt ent~. ' Change In llze or color of en •; . l.· at y a wart or mole. IJiould any of theoe llsnala lasl longer than two weeks, Dr. Daniela urged a prompt villi to the - · Only he cantelllf cancer lspreaenl The 1969 Cancer Crueade slogan Is: "Help yourself wllh a checlmp and others wltll a check." wao to be burled about 12:30 .ia<ket alii tan trouaer• which p.m. EST beneath lhe floor ot a hio olllcer-generatlon called starkly atll1j)le meditation cha- "pinks,." Eleemawer rested 1n a pel 200 feet from the little willa. stee11!1'1)' easke~ . prairie house where he 1pent hla Tile little structure ol simpliboyhood. city EisenhoWer named "Place Chose Grave or Meditation'' wao buD~ at his Eisenhower's lntenne~ ln a lnalructl<~~, as pari of EiseJlo 11111ve which he choae himself, bower center, a mamor1a1 and was to be completed about I research complex of four p.m., barring delays caused by buii<IIIWI lor hls papers, - · · weather or crowds along the l1l8D)' nledals, !lags and awords. last few miles of Union Paclfie Two preachers who knew the president will lead the religious HaUnod track Into Abilene. Dreased In hls WfD'Id War 0 services, first on the .sttps of uniform of short green ''Ike" the Library Bulldlng, then final • Tile Dlr<ipean cuckoo not onl1 lnyo hi ego In tile nell ot another bird but llao complete• ill deception b,y tllrowlnJ out oae o1 the. egp be101181Di lD the unouapacllng foster parats. I •Ill ~ .,...ht D. Eisenhower Rests Now You Know ' ¥AKE ELIERfELDS IN VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AdmiJII011s - Margaret Souor, Ml6!lllpfD'I; Elizabeth Ohling- NEED A NEW CAR? APPLY FOR A LOAN l!,y MERR!IoiAN SMITH .\)PI Whit.. 110Jae Reporter ABILENE, Kill. (IJP0- Tile :. l!olb' ot Dwfaht D. Elo-.r wao returned to hll homeland 011 lhe plelno ot Kansas ~ for burial beneath a carllbl piayllw ille West Point Alma Mallr. Tile apaclal train bearinl the former prelidetlt and World War 0 bet'l)ofleneral with a omsU bend of lrlovlnl famtq and frleftds endocl lla long overland Journey 11om Wa~\lni­ ton oa 1 rallnlad frel&bl track ~·extra MAKE THE BIQ MOVE! Gen. Launch Cancer Crusade April accuracy under Improved laJ>. oratory .......-.rea, a medical reiUl'cbar reporto. Dr. Robert B, Solve• of lhe Unl\'erlll,y of Southern Clllfornla esld he correctl,y predicted the sex of 66 unbnm babies at Loa Counl,r.USC Medical Center. •t,l"' . . 1 ' months." "Widows should live with the The annual Meigs Cola!cy can- are: things they've been living with, .. cer Crullde will pt underway - Unusual bleeding or d I •· he said. "If they give "' everything, they will regret It," AprU 7 with a goal ol $1,800. charge. Heading lids year's cruaade - A lump or thickening In the he added. nl've seen it ha,ppen II Ed KIJW, reUred Columbus breast or elsewhere. many times." He hopes he can end Southern Ohio Electric Co., - A sore that does oot heal. advlse her. Cbange In bowel or blad· Mrs. Eisenhower's son John, employe. To launch the drive, Dr. Rog- der heblts. newq IPI>Ointad ambassador to - Hoarseness fD' coush. Belilum and his wile Barbera er Daniela, M. D•• POmeroy, on - lndlge.U... or dlf!icull,y In hove been urging her to Join behalf of the Meip CQml,y Chop. them In Brussels when they ter of the American cancer lb. swallowing. move to their new embassy clety, described tile l!amlng elg. nala rA. cancer: homo soon. "'!'he seven warning signs ot Europe Is not new to Mro. Elsenho,..r. She lived In Franco cancer,•• Dr. Danlelepolntedout, for several ytiBrs when Eise~ "are aomewhat like i bulldlnl'a hower was s~~treme c<IIUillnder alarm o,ystem to protect against Ore or Uke a ship's radar to of the NATO !orceo. Shallered by the death ol her warn ol danger. "11te aurvtval rate from canhua- of 52 years Mrs. cer ~ Ia one out ot three Eisenhower has not been able to casea, but with our knowledge concentrat.. on her future. ol the disease Increasing nach May Move To Walhlngton Her longtime friend, Washing· Yell', we know that we could save ton h!>at..sa Perle Mesta, .one out of two, prorided detechowever, 11 convinced fran tion ot the disease was 111rb' and recent conversations with Mrs. the treatment prompt. 11 he not. ed. Cancer's seven warning llsns .-::···-:-::- ··: :·:·:··:·:·· :-·-. -·:-· ·:.-::· :·-: .;.·.;. ... of • baby ... be predicted •• oarq as six monlhe b&ffD'e blrlb with 100 per cent FIRST STeP AT Ill- • . .. ' LOS ANGEIFS (IJPO- The .. - . . Mourners attend Route ....... . BY BOB HOEFLICH Someone once said, ''T h e world' a a stage." And it's tnae. OFFICER CREMEANS J, L, CREMEANS, an of. fleer with the Middleport Pollee Department, haa aucce•afulq comploted a 120 • hour training school In basic pollee work concllcted by the Logan Pollee Department at Logan. Cremeans, a member c1 t h e Middleport Department Iince June, attended tile school lour hour• a clay for a lixweekper· ill£ --· .. ,. Sewerage Bids are Opened C...slructlon of Pomeroy's planned sewal!l! disposal aystem Is expectad lD get undel'Wll)' In about 60 clays. This was Indicated today by Mayor Charles Logar following the opening of blda on the project Tuesday. Two separat.. bldo were110118ht by the VUlage on phases ol lhe proJect One was lor the ""'er lines, lhe olher em the BOWege dlapeesl plant ;-There were nine ~s blcldlng on lhe disposal plant. Ap. parent low bidder was the Dm (Contln'Od 011- 6) I think. 011 all aides drama Is taldnil place - drama which runs lhe IJ8DIUI ot human emollon. One such slory of life Is """ ''On stage'' at the Cherry Ridl8 homo ot Mr. and Mro. Charlea lllarlhall, near llomlock Grave, Mr. IIIII Mrs. MarshaU are parenta of six children. Tho ftrst four arrived with onq the usual problemo which lll!ect all children from me limo to another. However, the last two - a boy, Bryan, ...w seven, and a girl, lilerrl, ..,... 4, ware boro With cystic llbrolls. This Is an Incurable reoptr.,. tory a1iment which Is believed to be l!lheriled. ltoWIVer, neither llr; or ilfrt. Marshall can traco the dl101se lD any ot their relatlvea. Caring lor lilerrl and Bryan has been •'nip and tuck" aU the Wll1 - Dol onl1 !rom the slancJ. point Gl the ...,.o~ng and medicatim required but flnanclall,y u well. Most oeriouscy lll!ected by lhe dloeaae II Bryan - perlulpo, because he Ia older. lAI1g periods of hoapllallzatlon have been noceslll')' a n d more lban once he has been at deatll'. Last Oetober, Bryan was confined to the Holzer Medical Center and Children's Hospital, CoIUDibul, for a total ol 28 clays. )I Jmllll')', he was • patient al the Holzer Medlcsl Center another 21 clays and span! three ..,... lfiiOka In March al CIJII. dren'alloepllal. During h11 lallhoapllallzatlon, II wao dloeovered that I!Qalt'o hear! Ia weekenlng, llo booered *"". SRERRI AND BRYAN MARSIIALL, chlldrolf Glllr, IIIII Mrs. Charles Marshall ol Cberry Ridge, near Hemlock Grove, are victims ol cystic fibrosis, an lncurablt reaPirator:Y ellsealS. With them Ia "Biackie," a poll)' which wa1 slven Bryan roeenlb by Mise Jane il<qlao, R.N., - worldrw in a San Antonio, TeD&, hoiiPltaL Miss Douglas wcm the pcmy In lhe p..,_ ei'O)' merchants Cllria1mlls promoUonal program. -..n life and death. New medlcatlono - rdven lour times a day - bnJu&lrt hlm back. llocton slve Mr. IIIII Mro. Marshall . little ~ lfD' their aU!ng 11011 and hit life oxpec. tancy Is practlcalb nil. Of courae, reiUl'ch lo belni .....,cted IDio the dlaeue which bel been diagnosed relallvel1centb'. The an8Wer may be foomd before time 1'11118 out. Both Brysn and his sloter lllractiYe and healtby looking chlldreo - oleep In milt Ioiiis every alatiL Medlclnu are admlnlllered tllrGI8Jt 111e taaa. · The dllldren'a 1111111 must hio •'tapped'' several tlmeo aach dar In onJer lD free 1llelr bodlel <1 'phi- which - . . would cause!lllck death. Medicines are IIJ)I'Inll:led m lbelr at oach tiiOII to help keep lllldr bodlootunollonl•anor· malb'. Thereareoddltkwll mtdlcatlono Ol<b day IIIII Br,an Is (Continued o n - 6) Blue Cross Asks Boost In Rates of 29 Counties LUI; ANGELES - THOMAS BRADLEY, A Negro cll,y CIRUicilman and Iormor pollee olllcer, will face Mayor Soln Yorl.r In a I'UJ>o ofJ election next month to< mayor of the nation' I third lari!Oal city. Bredley, lhe llrst black candldat.. lD wage a full 1calo ~ b' mayor in the cll.r'• hlliol'l', led fran the besiMirwlllll by earll to. clay hod amasoed 4L 79 per cent of the .ole to Yorty'o 26.08 per cent. accordlJW to a narq complet.. tabulaUon. · Yorl;y, who 11 aeeldng his third, !CIIf •Ytar a.rm, charged Tlieoclay nl&hl Bradley "made. a racist ~ to lha Negro ana" fOI' voles during his .,.-... Bradley sold "race lo Mil relevant lllctor" In the c&IIJIIIIin, Yorl.r predlcled vlctocy In tho 1'1111off, but i!ll,y election record1 dlihtl back io 1913 s'-td lhat whenever an media. tncoimbant mayor wae b'cocl Into 1 runoti. he loa~ ' ·: : ·.·,·.· .. . . ·. ·= ...·,;-:-·.·. DAYTON (Upl) , - G o v• . Jllllil A. Rlilllllil lllik'l'lloo- . diy • -IICCII!'I ,;.,; PooillloatJ. tutlcB will Ill .CGilotruetld by : the slate. . ,. i •' ' � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 1, 1969 carter christy gillispie