https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/af110cb29ee6e3796c05f076178ac906.pdf b11b3f745309f1b703c399a65a43fa1c PDF Text Text ' • 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 •' ' �' - baCk-tO*Sible M9ve in Schools Ill 1188, tJne years after the U.!l. su. preme Court. outlawe4 Bible readiDg and other rellglous. JII'OCeedlDIB ill Ute public schools, ll"ar)y Ill per cent of ·Ute nation's .ebools (and 5o per cent of those In Ute South) were continuing Ute practice, ac· eordlng to one Investigator. ln' the tJne years slnce 1966, the percentage has, If anything, lnereased. Mally schools never abandoned their traditional practices, but lately others have resumed them in direct defiance of the court's rulIDg. One such is Ute public school in Clairton. Pa., south of Pittsburgh, where the school hoard's decision to reinstitute dally prayer and Bible reading has sparked similar revolts in communities across the state. The Supreme Court banned prescribed lble, although It Dies in the lace ollhe faCt !lilt •ome ol the treateot of the Founding Fatilefs were not ~glous men ill Ute for· mal seiUle and that oulsil,le the East and South, Bible re.ding was DOVei: a widespread practice ID aCbools. ~I Is not so understandable Is wby so few 8Chools, in any state, have tsken !II! the great chaUeng' offered by the court s ~eeopt!JR,.l~l 11114. •• ..U be, lllllliDa .,_, eould Ylolt-aS!all bOeJ(iol llliJ . lllk· with iddlell , IQtlw to mslru -.J<,._.d flod ,• lotltn clrulabdse -~ JOUIIIIjoople. ruJbjg: ~- lbetvlllt: · 11IE DO~PE FIENDS AND THE Mm1 'lbey may not teach religion but they may leach about religion; they may not 1~ ciUidren to listeD to the Bible being read but they may show them how the Bihl~d the Koran and the Torah and so on-ame to be; they may not inculcate generatlsed moral precepts through rote rec•tation but they may Inquire bow these precepts arose in the course of buman history and were expressed in the different rellgloos and how they have influenced the development of civWZation. It Is easy to have a teacher get up and read a few verses of Scripture. It is difficult-and expensive-to devise a course of reUglous study and fit it into an already crowded curriculum. But parents delude themselves, and In the end shirk their own responsibilities, if they tblnt !bat hearlDg the Bible read for a few minutes in school five days a week will ever insliU moraUty in a child wbo does not receive supplementary instruction in good citizenship ill every other area of bls daUy life. · devotional services, whether or not at· Wldance was compulsory for pupils. In Clairton, they are both prescribed and compulsory. 11 1n a time of turmoil in the country, our parents think the Joss of Bible reading In l!l'booi has contributed to the deterioration of Ute United States," explains Clairton school superintendent, Dr. Robert LaFrankie, whose advlce against the action wu Ignored by the school board and PTA. ''This is not· only an act of defiance," says LaFrankie, "It Is an attempt to survive." Put in those terms, the back-to-the-Bible movement in Pennsylvania is undersjand- . .._ _ to achieve elflcient economies capable of supporting the world's fastest growing populations at somelblng safely above the misery level. But every llWe bit helps. And if this area of vast but sliU scarcely tspped natural and human resources can at fast be brought into the community of developed nations, it will be an immense step forward not only for the hemisphere but for Ute entire world as well. reading, almost invariably so when .it deals with the stste of the nations to lbe south of us. With all too few exceptions, the Latins have long been the perenntaUy sick men of the hemisphere economicaUy and as a resul~ the object of U.S. concern ..id attempted cures ranging from economic spinoff• of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy to John F. Kennedy's Alli· ance for Progress. None, however, bas seemed to do much more than chip away at the monumental problems of an underdeveloped continent apparently incapable Guest 11 eclitorial" from a newsletter pubof organizing itself lor development. Jisbed by the Investment firm of Goodbody . Now, lor a change, an encouraging word "Co.: IS beard. The latest report of the Inter"~m 1965 to 1966, gross weekly earnAmerican Committee on the Alliance for Ings m manufacturing rose nearly 14 per Progress sums up 1966 as a relatively good cent, to $122.50, with about half the In· yelll'. Preliminaiy estimates covering 17 crease occiiiTing in 19tl8 alone HiJ!ber Latin natiOIUl show over-all cross proauct Soctll Security taxes and the suriu, 6owup 5.4 per cent, per capita income up 2.5 ever, held the gain ID average take-home per cent, exports up 4.5 per cent and induspay for the manufacturing worker with trial output up a solld 8 per cent. three dependents to 10.3 per cent. The conThirteen countries shared ID the gains sumer ~ Index during the same period witll ~sentina, Brazil and Memo in u.; rose by 10 per cent, thus leaving a lhreelead. pti!Y four-Ec~, i>ara11111¥i -Pan. . - -¥Qr8r g~ln-p~lng_ ~,:oJ:!iniY .31c ama fDd Peru-reglslered decllDes week. ,f There are still weak polnts-poo; show! That, in case you were wondering Is IDgs In ~griculture and continuing runaway what Is known as lnfiation--or as population grOWth. But the report comes fast u you can to stay In Ute same place. as a modest and needed shot in the arm The average worker was aetuany better for the Alliance which, alter its Jaunchlsg off In 1962 through 1965, the newsletter with such high hopes, had seemed to bog points out. A more stable price level endown like its predecessors. ~bled him to realize an annual average The 1968 galiUl are only a smaU step mcrease of more than J2 a week In his along the road Latin America must travel purcbasln~ .power during those years. Inflation's Treadmill .. ' lleocJI.H a-. Thal'a 1111at addlell call Jt~Ves II the voluntary clrul ,.._ hlbllltllloa boule, Napa (Cillo fonlla) State JlooJIIIII, ''Yaa ARE a fiend wh•71lll're .. the _.., .. Aid Jack whohu ...... llmoll ovary bad lldng I man ... do" to . . _ t hlaflSO. BRUCE BIDBSAT BARBS By PHIL PASTORET Our neighbor would like to spend a week In the mountains. His wife wants a Evers: A Stirring Front For Mississippi's Negroes :;~ 0~nJd;~~~~·· th~ ~~ nances, he's moving into the attic for seven dsys, and she can spend the wel!l< In the damp bllsement. • • ly IRUCE IIOSSAT NEA Washio1ten Cortftpondent • ~~~!::'1;~~= bllrta, bul'lt ~~~f:::,!: .... And 1llll tnpw, c. bow Jo · cimol bere." . , . ' "YG!I C1D eiU a •ciomo! 11Qf tbne ". ··•• 7llll ,llltd ij, "'- da,J . or "'""' ..,...~ - Dr. Gift ... Kl!fOrd, ...... ' Willi Venia "#oeker ~ c- e uCllll~lin, baa at· i h P1'0Jiet, "We drop 111111fier · ...... dolac lo like part, tar ... .....,. then ore tbnea ........, 1._-t ·Is the 11111f lhlnl that keepa the IIddie! frOm - - Baseball "llll'ltho Olll,r llllOrl 1ft •hlch Molp 111a1> - • Even though 1 walk 'Usrciu(lh the valley •I the ...,.,.. of death, fear no «ttil; for thou art with me· .~ rod and thy staff, they 011111/ort mo.-Psalms 23:4. It • . cball...._ BERRfS WORLD m.-. 151 ':J:l:{ y...,. overcome this? A-Whoa aa ...U 1hows periOIIality trilill apJifoprlale" to a child, he has an overdol8 of ImmatUritY or, expreued another,way, selfcenteredness. The Jong~>i' tills type of behavior II allowed to persist the. harder It Is to correct. You need ellperl help from a doctor who spe. clallzes In pj!rsonstlty problems. · There Is a divinity tbst shapes our endJ-bQt ,e csn help by listening lor Its volce.-K a t h I e en Norris, American noveliot. I. I TIMI!LY CIUDTES Wby should men pay to . It waa a conservaUon Bay see what they can see free of !'181. on tbe etreet? -&letDoril L. UdGII, fonner -Burlfoqu ecduafut JO!il 1«1'fl41'11 of the mtenor, CGl'IOII, 14uing mlnilklrts on the dctUion to pematt and oeo-tht'OUllh b!otua • oU clrilllng •11 the lhoreo h4ve hurt the strjpplng of Cczllfornill. . bUIIoltor. (Jamea Earl) Ray made 10 many blunders it Is bard to believe that tbere was a IIIUo terinlnd behiDd the plot or that be bad any belp ID Memphis. -Me mph II Pollet Chill Hen, Lw:, 011 the murdsr of Martin Luther King. All that we bave shown II that we can treati,OOO black people In the Caribbean In a war we wOuld not dare !o treat 200,000 wblte people ID Rhod'-la. -Tht Tl!nts of Loftdato, on Brltoin'f ln......,. of AllgulllG. ' u... . ,.. ~ llid 11 In U. lhe ~r tnfteld'o p.n- of .ml-llo ' · ' • C:C..h Russ Moore\ I boJoo gvt 0Uifl'OOI2-l in the ·fourtllwhen c..,. led ·oa walklrw,.OQer IIC• rifle~ him to seocinl aid Alibott at._.,. . Into rlih~ The .lnsurIDCll/'1"' Clime in the flftballer llurdOUe led off with a •alk, wao secrliiced d'"'n by Adt, Demoskey w.iked, aid Joh- doubled " 1964 MERCURY PARKLANE 4 DOOR, 8 CYL. AUTO. TRANS. ALL POWER, AIR COND. R&H. 111/1 TIRES. Celtics Drop us Goes Do W ·- SHARP ONLY 119-116 Tilt n 5-4 IIlii•• 1 fl!ird on. ed Jtamr Wellb and brlllllfll• Ierthaoder Doiir ffelr;wlloN.Mlt etul! bi!!led llie lllarauderl , the real or the WIJ, C.Och Moore lolal!Uv ,hi~ Cllll to Warr.en Local this~ Line Score .~ lronlcn ••••• 001 000: fl-1 J ·O. Meigs.,.,. ,100 110 •-3 S 2 Webb (LI?, Helll')" (5) alldS!eto nomen. llurdetts aid craw. Omplrea, Neallolroed, plate; •l nplo, Slol:arl, baseL All.star.@ ••ker lllllll-• .,.,..I delte'e bscoo several lime" Aroher . llthered 19, ~ Jorw drlvealhet he IU .to 1!1 we,)' beck to pi, lild ~ Slin \1'8• •oo In ri8!>lfleld plclied ollodetp ohot by Mike Aker& ·lhlt would haw - a IOJIHI'iJund homer. II """ sentar cetcl>ei' Jim .Crow •ho flrot ·svt to IraatiMI'o clever rlghthanler Joe Webb to put the Marauders on tha score board. With one out In the Ma.rauder first, carJ Jlemosby •alked, Johnaon JIOitled oot, and Pal O'Brien, both with 42a. \Jackson .Tops Trackmen 78 to 49 G --·-oo "' . .,. . not ' vletor- ~~Melp Follow Doctor's Advice When Drugs Are Needed Thoughts • a¥111 But- ·. CrOif .trl&llfd doooolbe ri~Jit~Uld Into rlibt cei\IOr, 'l'llat- ofiaeo '- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - a...._ running In the first Census of the UDIIed Ststes, tsken in 1710, Virginia was the most p.opulous stste, with 741,110, according to The World Almanac. New York City had a populntion of 33,131, Philadelphia 28,522 lllld Boston 18,331. ' The outlltldora ••• """'*'!....., "'* 'i. •alkod IIObod¥. itruek iu: Rve, aid s..• ~ no earned riiDI. Two Infield llllses In thelrootoo third prodU!'ed the Ylsltoro' fill. Bruce lllil'aJ"Jed oll With I •bwle, &Ill to secqnl wh011 ohorlstop Dennio ·Aull didn't pt. 1 double Pill' belllhll scooted betwixt hisleso, and·•lterll<owere aut, •cored wbon lhlrdsacker Stave OUer mlahalllled a bell to hlolell. Burdatle, 1111111 point, &QI8lll Ila)oert to sky out to centerfielder Pat Archer. Resulto by - - · (JIIay. era from GIDipolla, ~ llld About Ute lima Cooeh R u s o Melp listed In that order) were: Moore's dtammd boya had cUpGreg Smith 45, R. JohniClll 44, ped halllbtY Ironton 3-1, Coach Priddy 42. IN 51lHI'J'II GRADE LEAGUE - 'lble squad of boys, tha i!.JtlbQry No. 2 taom, partldllated Nolan Swackhsmer•o aolfera Beep - · t3, Harper in tha 196~9 Meigs Loc:al District 5t!Mith sradeleague. Franl row, I tor, are GJ'OIIory Vlnlrw, •ere trimming Gallipollaand Lo- &unmers 48, llan<IY Burt 45. Charles Marshall, Jl~~~~ny McClure, DaYid RidpiJ; 2101 row, Patrick Air son, llalllll' Goode, Georp san au the Pomei'Ol' course. Seve Gardner t3, Bruce GoldsNeuelnJOd, Jr., coach; Gary Grueser aod Bruce Blackaton.- Sentinel Photo. .,...,il'~re •uinjll lo h•v• 110me II ""' Melp 218, Gallipolis hem 49, Bill Hensler 43. npw rae~• around hrl'f' thi11 220 and lAgan 241 In total Mike Orr 48, Bill - · year/" strokes. 11011 49, O'Brian 42. Scortns by points, ltwasMeiga TOI'J')' Uoyd t3, Dick Sloan 53, 11, Logon 0; Meigs 6lk, Gallipo- Rex Roulh 46. lis 4'h, aid Galllpolla 9, Logan The Marauders eoHera mot'e ID&t>'• track and field However, three he had fiiiUI'ed 880 Yard Run, 2:12.46, Cllll- 2. Into Albans ll8lt 1Ue1Mla)o and etes, lacklns depth In most as slso-rons liOI'OII'I, nlngham (M), Praeter (J), Lewla Medalist honors went to two tske m Pt. PleuaJt there Wed. the field OYEIIIS, went doWn to Coach Benlla,y likes his equad (J), Meigs awinsera, Bob Prldey and nesdo.Y. ~est 78 to 49 Tuesdo.Y In Ute to Chesapeake Selilrdlu'. 180 Yard low Hurdles, 23:5, llrll meet of the 1969 season The results apinat Jackaon; Moasbarpr, De!lepheo, Vllll8hBy United Preulnternstlo18i ,II Middleport, Hlgb Hurdlea, 18:28, Well (M), 111. .4 One win was sll Philadelphia The Marsudera took 7 or die Mosllberpr and DeSiepban (J), 220 Yard Dash, 25:2, Rllch:f:IH I Coach Jack Ramllo)' needed to 15 Droll oo Ute block but loot 100 Yard Dash, 11 flat, Slat· art, Valentine, Shaller. stal't t a I kIn & chsmlllooshlp 1heavll,y in aeconds and thlrda, tor (J), Hawley (M), Vlianllne Mlle Run, 4:46, Praeter, 0111Three ouls &WI.!' from a 4-0 on Bob Thorson but hit die sec- allln. lpu11cularl.Y In the fteldconteato. (J). nlngbam, Rosa (J). victory - that' a where Coach old lfllll the next toss to Lost In the excitement of a Coach John Bentley 1101 10me 440 Yard Duh, 55:8, Rltchsrt Two Mlle Run, 10:47.6, DoSie- CUff WUson'a Gallia Academy force In JackaCII'a seocinl run. 119-116 76er victory over Boston aurprl10a, some sood. aomablld, (M), Osborne (J), Shaller. phon, Warner (M), Arm'l!l:oni Blue DevUa found thamselves Dan Mur!>h1 •a• behind 2-1 and Tuesda¥ night waa the fact the 1n the match. Three boya he had 880 Reli,r, 143:6, Melp (Haw. (J), Tueodll' afternoon at Jackson struck oilt for the lronmen'osec- ColUcs hsd won the Orst three onUclpated wlnnins !Irsts dldn'L .ley, Rice, Grimm, Vaugban). Mlle Rela,y, 353.4, Mel g 1 - then the roof Cell ln. ond oot with the score 4-2 in fa. of the best-of-seven (Rltchart, Well, Rice, Grate). Coach Dick Haller' a lroomen vor or GAllS. LIO)'<I and Holdran Notlooel Baakethall AsooolsUon Pole Vault, 9 fl. tie, Whit- took adventege of two walks, hsd scored tor Jackaon. pla,yoff series. latch (M) and Jones (J), and Mul. two hit hstsmen and belWO<I out The Blue Devils were one 001 SUII, Rlmllll' said, "The 76ere len (M). three hila In the bollom of the awe,)' from victory and hsd 1 two are alive and wen and returni~V Hllb .lamp, s 11. 2 in., Oo- seventh lnnlns to eke out a 5-4 run lead when Gary,sextoo alsm• to PhUadolphla." The flflh borne, WUctman (J), Rllchart. win over the Blue Devils with mod 1 slntlla to drive In Duffy game of the serlea wUI be Broad Jump, 18 fl. 9'h ln. only two outs. with Jockson's third run. ~ pta,yed in Philadelphia Frida)" Rollan (J), Armllr<inl. Jlcllfner Tlie Blue Devil• are 1·1 for cer'o ftrot pitch to Marc Tho- nlghl •lth the Collies stUI Coach Daa Shivers' Rio Grande In the first frame. Bill lUcks (M), the -son and the lronmen are mas wae a strike. But 'l'llaaula needlns onl,y one victory to Redmon opllt a doubleheader gave up ml,y four hits In get11ns Sholput, 40.0 fl., Sciteo .CJl, 2-ll for the year aid 1-ll In the alsmmed the second pitch for a advence to the Eastern DIYislon Tuesday with Morris Harv- Col- credit for the win. Hicks went Barr (M), Murph,y ~Jl... . Southern. D,lvlslon or the South- alnale to ·~ore C~sbY with the 11· finaiL lese at ,~· ''-~"' .aoarl~-. . all the ·WI.I'• with . ~.dan!a .behind '" ,. ptocus, 125 ft., ,Mi.ohMJ.;(J)j ,......si!Jm, ' Olil!> .Aihltllc' ~"' ol .. run oil& ~~~~~ ~r$ed the The Son ..Dieiii> IIOc:keti . alsi)" wlnnln& lhe. first ...... ~ . ani! lhe plate. . . . . !lllrphy, Barr; ' "'·' . ' .. ' . GAllS "• . IJ..I In 1SEOAt pla)o.· .,, plate wllh the wlnnlr/R ' lalb' 'to "lnarilged their first pla,yof! drapplns4he nlgbtcap 5·l Charges with the toaa wao Tom ~ncer stsrtetHor the make 115-4 Jackson. victory Tuesdo.Y night, overcom-' The Redman will open t h e Barcy Bennett, another fr<olh.... Blue Devils aid looked good lor Shortotop Lonnie Bush led of! lng the Atlanta Hawks 104-97 oo home season at 3:30p.m. Thurs- man, whO worked six lllltngo. NBA PLAYOFF STANDINGS six l~nss, BIYIIV up only one the first lnnllV with a homerun the Wool c... ~ Atlanta lead& In di,r at Rio Grande with a single Torey FOUl caugbt Larry Mll· 1\)' United Press lhtematlonal hi~ Spencer had struck out 13 to put the Blue Devils ahead 1-ll. their Western Division semlilnpme against FUnt Community ter came on in tho sixth andLar. East ant! walked three but he tired Tile Blue DevOs then loaded the al, two tlllllOs to one. Jr. Collep. 'lbon die Redmon ry Boa! took over catcklns duSerlea A and his arm was giYIIV him 1 beoes os Dave Johnson singled, In the other Eastern semlfil&l, Ihost Flint Frldq in a dollbls- Ues. W. L. Pet. llltletrooble. Bruce Wilson waa sale on a the New York Knickerbocker a lUlling for extra besea for Now York . . . . . . 3 0 1.000 So with a 4-0 lead, c..ch WU- fiolder'• choice, and Tom~~ can complete a lour • game 1header. The first pme stsrta at 1 p.m., the aecond 11 3 p.m. Both tho Golden Eaglea were Spark Baltimore .. . ... , 0 3 .000 son pulled ~ncer, put him on cer was safe on an error. sweep over the Baltimore are sevanlnnlns olflin. Adams, a triple; end steve Bsdo Series B third hsae, moved Dsve Burnett It ol4fJped right thare, thOUih, Bullets by winning at home : steve Siaugbllr, a freshman, a.ld Ralph l'olukl, eacll hsd douW, L. Pet. to first and brought In DeleSoun- 11 Rick Mosley pq>ped.., to the tonight and in the West San ·looked sood in the opener as ha .bios. Booton ......• , 3 1 .760 ders, big JUnior right hinder. shortstop, T'"" Prose fanned aid Francisco takes a 2-I edge and let the Golden EarJes doWn with Firat Game PI>Uadelphia . _ • • 1 3 .250 Seundero worked three lnnlnso Dave Burnett pq>ped liP to aharL a home court advantage over West laal Frida)" aplnat Falrllnd, Los A~les into tonight's IlOIII' hila while his teammates Rio Granda ••• 311 020 I 8-10-l. Series A gave ~ two hils aid fanned ftve CHIEF STEWARD fourth pme. 1were coUtctin8 10. SII!II!Ilter Morris Harvey .. 201 00110-4-2 ' ck 0111 elgbl aid •alked one Batterlaa: Rio Grande - s. W. L. Pet. to take credit for the win. WESTPORT, Conn. (UPOgarnerlns the win. Larcy Boal SirlaugbHarvter (WP) ~n~~;(LJilorP). Sen Francisco • - • 2 1 .667 1 Sta"' ~~ ~u~rs David Tallaksen, Atlanta, Ga., caught the ftrJt pme. 8 ey • MNC~nl ' Los AngeleS • • • • 1 2 ,333 or a W qM!n IC 800 today was named series ~hief Extra base hits . b7 the Red- R. Mlnero (f) aid S. Adanll. Series B save.-JI. Barry Davis struck out. steward for all races in the men Included a triple li.Y Dick Second Come W, L. Pet. Cl,yde Holdren bsnsed a single Sporte Csr Club of America iel TqeiMia)o, BROOKHAVEN, Mlu. (NEA) • Ill a wood-paneled, whitewashed church deep In southern Mississippi, Charles Even, his atate'a Democratlc natiollal committeeman, was .lddresslng his fello• blacb at a cupboards. political raUy steeped In revtvanst tones. w ~-• ...,.. - - . • • • A call to help a Negro preacher fUIU1ing for alderman the fulure had brourJt them to will 1111 YGU be'o 011 the ._..., ; Grandma Is the only one here, it was not Ute kind of speecb lllat would go at a N- where, otter lhoroulh beeau• at Ida 01111 _ . _ , ; who doesn't reeall with nosNational Committee meeUng ID WIUlhlngton or on a telascreentnr. ·tha,y hod beeo accept. IIIII file enriranmeat be made tOr : vision network panel show-where Evers bas soberly apo-' edbytlleFamJJ,y, hlmselt- fllefrleocloheeboiL" · ken of accommodation between whites and btacks StiU. TheriJIY In file drua wing ceu- "And •e don't look b8Ck 1oo for aU its special appeals, it did not reaDy violate thai tara ll'OUIId "'lbe Ganie," Wlilch much 00 the past," edded Nol"'notion. united !or''attaek" "ll'o !be fulure we're IDterut' Agelnst the chorp~ of hYJ!IDI and prai~s. alilld crlu of and "OIICOIIItar." lblel\f lathe ed tn." . :l! tdaigta thOR big, big E.ot~r.. ::· : ::ti:i,=~~~~wo:'.;.u:;'::t':•c:e: · · ···.'lUi&' -.!i"~eri Wl'llie triiill '"1111• ,.,., ...,.. 'fbor're ,. loners of yesteryear that himself." Then he went on: · · themll!vea and oiJt. haDdbla tho kids at allooi,".JaOk r. took two ~ays, to,prepare. "What about us! Wbere we live II where Ute dust beglna. or in anNotds-llerred etrort lo mu..,S. "11 -~WOrk. Thor Where we live Is where the llcbts end. Where we liVe Is .· weed out the hidden. .POIIIIIllntl &01 fasctnated and 117 beeau11 ., No matter how lOGY out srowlhiiD lbelrllveo. "AIIaeke'' 11'1 daa&eraaa, Uka a wbere the sewers end. Where we live 11 where pollee proa teener mtJt1 be, _you'll tection ends . . . are brulll but 111111 be WIMot we ao out to talk with t... '· seldom lind tlu:t he'U ever "You •an pray an yoa wut. lla& II '11'01'1 do fOI aay verbel, ...lre-eals are left ....,. and ... do •• u object to a square meal. loocl unlelo yon 10 oat and lllld for wbl yea Deed behind "Tile Game" 11 we tblak we're able - ,.. r!!.l,~,le be in eilarce of -elldq, 10& jut pra)'ll& 'Uoi over. ''EDCOWIIar" II IIOfter, a them dopo lla't frl&lllenlDa or ...,.. searoh for understsn<tns. mind bllllllns or 'Wild' or bra•e. Evers, whose brother was murdered In Jact.son n : ! "I 1011're bonest- see ,..._ 11'1 Jaat Ull1 and atupld _ llld DDCTOAIS MAILBAG six years ago, runs a grocery otore ill a memortll Med · seJt and otbero as IIHIY reallJo It makal71lll sick, IIOibflle _... QUICK QUIZ Even shopp~ center In Fayette, west of here. He are - ,... _., need drop," You aubll11uta a drua life tar self Is a can ate Ibis year, trying to be the first Negro laid Nolds, a ""~-ed, artlcu- 1c u - - •••• ·-• .........1 11• Q-When did P. T. Bornmayor of his town. He tens tbll bllick folk: ""'"-·-· .... -.-.. urn, tho world's most famo.., "When we're elected, whites won't have to be afraid to late hloode. On her llllOek she Will the fetr Uke uo, who ao up shollml4n, begin hit coreerr com~ through Fayette . . . They'll be ire.ted absolutely hsd Inked, "Don't talk to mo. 111 the bard - ·• A-In 1835, with tbe purstrmgbt, just like btacb. We eln't going to have no poJic8 llllllllpdlte -••· • "How lq do 1llll -., In ·~ chase and esblbltlnn of brutaUty. We're going to allow wlilte folks an over this "'Tbe Come' fre01 1011 up, Famlly''l" we UU4. Joyce Heth, a Negro woman By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. country that we're servants lor everyone. We're not going l!'o Uke a 11111 be1ns torn dolm. "until 71llllhlnk 1llll .... mab weighing only 48 pounds, to be bate-monger cre.tures. 'Aitaeli' and •en-• _ we 11 )'0111' CIWIL 1 could be011 alleged to have been George .ll--:-1 am tulq Hydropres, Wllllthe full knowledge of . "Doll'! preach bate. Don't till. Just stop them from d-'•• llMd both 10 we ean loom to r._ lllOIIIh - or ... Or " Washington's nurse, report- D1uril and reserpine for high your physlcian and regular It to us." -a lata• 'MI• we &0 outside apln ed to be over 160 yeara old. "Maybe 11'1 the oJq we rMJ. blood )!I'OllSure. What are follow-up examinations by In a part of Misslssjppi beavtJy hlack, Evers worb fo It will be with a dllrerent Idea at 11 believe wbato .m- 011 the effects 7 their side him. Q-fn railrood poriGnco, stir his llstenero' prldi! and seff-<!OIIftdence In peaceful ourlllvea and 1 hope ~~ -. ••~-~ ' whot are "gondy dmicers"r A-81nee By~~~ Is a competition with thO while man. He ldds: • .._ will ............ In die bal!,"llldllelsave aa." 'lblo from .nm, bare- ds. Q-My doctor says my A-Section men who work combination of HydrodlurU "Laelt him Ia 111o eye lllld oay: 'No, whlle mu, ads aiD'& 11 18, 1 boJo who poura out 011 On the - · out ,.. - • 1 11 1 on the roadbed. and reserpine, I wonder wby blood pressure Is 250/110. He your COIIIItry, ll'o our CIIUIIr1. '11111 ...'& your 1o1r11, lfo ~ .._ 'you are tatlng an three. The has prescribed SIIUW!siD. our Iowa.' But we're colqle 111are 11." .... he Io IIIli DOI 'llita IQekboanL lAid: , Q-Whot u the motto ol side effects of Diurlllnclude What is It and what are its He reminds them how be and his fellow Negroes through· reodT lo reveal in 110r1011, He ''TodoJ Ia the llrat dq at tho the Boy Scout orgallizationi nausea, diarrhea, dizziness side effects! out the South were told by tbeJr own parents that it was lluted wllb ''ale llrJnwelilrt real at )'Oill' Ute!" A-"Be Prepared." and a rash. Reserpine may A-This dRC Is a comblna. natural and proper to be ruled by~ be subservient to llull" o1 15, but "I'Ve been In 'lbla co~~,... 11 dldlc:ated 1o drowsineu, headache lion of a diuretic, blood presQ-When were mounud cause -the whites. He tells them: · the berotn hie file laat two famlbo llvlnl. 10 u 71lll'rellnlntl sure reducer and tranquil. police first usod In New nasal congestion, dry mouth and blurred vision. :rsero." kid lnlullle or juat plain lrailole, "My momma told me ... that the white man should izer. Its side effects lnelude York C{lfi7 walk oothe sidewalks, not us ... We have to show what ''lln't II crulhlns, to be •ot.. Jet Holen •·•YOU, ..... will weakness, fatigue, dizziness, A-On Sept. 9,.1904. we are." ,.._....___ IMNjl' r;a; . . Q-For several months I cramps, nausea and diar- · ,.. welllked. 1110 nlccone .1'111" own ....... have been tatlng Hygroton rhea. He makes It plaill tha~ by his measure, the Negroes' ''The wvrlllhlnltbet can hlp. Ins - ' - " ' Addreu llllta to control high blood presfight for a chanCe at rlllllliDI tblnp-especlaUy whari they pen to 1llll In 'Tile Gome• 11 u Bottel 1n care at thlo ...._ Date Line sure. I am also teting EtraQ-WW drtloWq w hlte are ltroogly In the ma.Jorib'-ought to 10 011 regardles1 of .1'111" tolloir members doll't tn. - . fon prescribed by a different The !80th meridian is used the outeome of the early battles. ~ vmegar bring a"liigb blood doctor. Are these two drugs as the International Date pressure down? "If we wiD or Jose, we're golnJ to come back acaiD." compatible! Une. The date must be adThrough Ibis whale performance, Charles Even bas his A-VIne1ar, if used sbould vanced one day when crossA-Aillloao these t w o be taken sparingly, i't Is ell.antlnt, praylnc "rally" audience With him. He Is a su. ing this line m a westerly drugt-tbe 1trot a diuretic of any particular value In reP01'b etlioi1er, and his reputation for oteady otshJe yet direction and set back one and blood pressure reducer duciDg blood pressure but lired-up leadership of Mlsllsolppl's rllinl numbers of votday when crossing in an and Ute second an antideIDg Negroes Is apreldlnJ fut. your doctor knows some easterly direction. pressant - are compatible drugs that are. Where - e then were barely !S,. . NelfOII relllfend they should be taken only to vote lod11 there ue -17 Aad Even 11 111e1r man. Q-My blood preasis Do Ill 164/84. My doctor Is not gtv. Some observen In this atate tblnt be bas tbe stuff of lng me any drug but be has national leadership for the overwhelmiiiiiJ moderate Neme .on a salt-iloOr diet. Will gro cause. It Is not clear wbether anyonilias tried to lure ~0 WIW'S l-IE OOING? GIVING eating garUc 6rlng my blood bim to aucb Ieveli. But It II plain that he Utes Uvillg and '!liE ORDER~ WOP!D105ELL pressure down? working In Misaiollppl. ~1M TO ~R. c:c.lMPETI'IOR• •• A-No, although ptrThe revivallst politlcal evening at Brookhaven told w11y sons apparently so. Even was truly at home~ doing the thJn.l be see1 mooi Y£,t..W .. ·WW&IlE WN!> I? Stick to your low-salt diet. important-sllrrlnJI the e folb he tbhib moot need YEAH ..·Oio:N"•I'LL' ltlrrlng If the raeiilltruQJe Ia ever reaDy to take a a'--•Q-Wben nmeeae ap. T't«) CARI.QM)S ~ er turn for them. proacbes me to mate conHEAR·niRU WALL· versation I get .U choked •: up, my throat gets dry and I shake all over. How can I People who lu:ve a place for everything spend an awful lot on . Meigs High Wins On Home Course aut." "Yea, we plq 'Tbe Glme' a-daJ berotn balllt. too - 1101 as -.~~~on bat as "The next fix - lt'1 .U 7llll partlclpoall," llro, Hciibr addlhlnk about. ODe lilY lold me hls ed. ''Wo're .U au M 19111 .... wile .... ICI'Oiln!ns In hsrd Ia- II here. We "~e'' II bor, but he """""'t relate be- fiHiy call Ul hut leamed a lot cause he'd opoUed a bottle at about oarlllno and our IWIIclemerol oo the hoopttsl lhalt. upo trom these ••ataao." OnJ,y after he had sneaked ltiato " 'Row .....,. nice lilY• Uka hls poekst - thai Ida wlfo's pain 1llll are au drup'/' Tbal'o w11a1 bewne real to him." 1llll 1o Ilk, lm't It?" laek Jack Is a membarof"~F..... has a dlrectueu about him wbleh II.J," a _.t. mado Ul _... t•I alhamod, liMIUI JlfVIfllll tor clrul users. a Uttle Jllaly. Totilllber with 21 other FamJJ,y "Kic:k1 -lbet'ni11,n members, be Ia lr7lnllowllltree ed 8I'OIIIId the tlble. "Not ,... at hls bablt tbrouall lnlenalve at ., - . could .., IIIJthllll lftiUP lhll'lp)', seJt • llnlnrledtle, else lluted ua ott. Alld doll't will power, and- J10iilapa moat anr toraet- II could be YOIIB !mportut ol aU - the dalermJa. cldl<lnext! DrupareNOW, - · allllll to help otbero. 're llll ...llne11. Fourf80l'IIIID We Ill at a Iooc table, the lllllr 11111ber -ked the "doJefiBIIIII"andlbe"IIJIInl" ~- Noor u.. are .... Alld the ........ Incl.- • 30, Mllfnc tn llblila ltGIInd the booptlal doctor and technlelall, cloc:k. Alld lhllr doll't with Looldna at "'• YGU pati lt'o Jail a lllaer• ..,.., Ute dlfrerence, except that moat lbet oplke In .1'111" arm. 'l1loa or the "dopers" """'•ernounr. the¥ lmoir lhlif'Ye &IDI a cuotoa r.., terrlbl,y fhtn. Here ware mer." Intelligent, ltierate; llllllll.. Daa, cpdet up to - . a joople, -.ehowbesdedcloimthe lllrVQio draa at his ......._ : ·~re road." Each hod reach- "We doll't blame Clllr ebJloliood : ed his or her erlslo - ' - · for all the lrauhle wni tn. ; And That ,....,_,__ ......... - ...._ ......... II-'· u be'• .._....~ •• ...._sored At last, Better Fortune For Southern Neighbors Economic news frequently makes dismal . StNnr Pitch!._, Umtl,,hlJti'* aidpneraUyoulltaidl._detense put the Molls Maraudoro oii.lhe Yletoey road in their Oll!!nill& tlllllO Of lhe 1969 prep besebeJI - - .at Mlddl-' Tue_,, Jim Crow'• triple, Van JohDoon's -Ie, all4 "1llM.I' Abo holt' a single, the onb' .~r hlto, .U. cemi with . ........ in ocorq ,liOaiUon aid added.., to a oweel 3-1 victory. Mea..,hlle, Bob Burdelta, senJar rllhthaider, waD • ~~!laCed an • - - l e aid two alngles, Rio Redmen Split $1095 Keith Goltle Ford Used Car S. 3rd Ave. 992-3422 Middleport Hogg & Zuspan In •son, Has Baseball Twinbill New Shipments Ready For You! Complete Line 1 won.::. i='~ ~ =::: ::. :'.~~~;:.O::o~:~:f: :.""~· .' .' .' .':: ~ ~ ~: ~':.":.,JJ:!t~r:~r;'n!i~:. :~:~:::American rio Harvey had no extra bose hila. 1 DaYB Roberto stsrted for Morjrl1 Harvey ond Wll charged with lhe lou. He waa relieved ID the l'ourth b.Y R. Minora. Spark Adllllll ,., behind the pllle: ' Morris Harv- turned the ta...., ~t~es oo tho.Redman In the nlghl:ap. Jumplns otr to a 3-G lead Ballerleo: Rio Grande - B. Tuellda,y'o Rosults f) to load Ute beses with ... BellneU (LP), L. Mlller (6) end Philadelphia 119 Boston 116 dolln. Ropr Cosb,y •alked on T, Foul, L, Boal (6). san Dleso 104 Atllllla 91 foor olnlght pitches lor Jack· (Oub' tlllllOI ICb~ son's ftrat run. Wednellda,y' 1 That was all lor SeunlerL The sergeant major Berves Baltimore 11 New ork Spencer eame ...k to file mound. as tbe representative in the Lol Anseiea 11 Son Francisco Mike MDUI'OII eame Ia to pla)o Pentagon for all American (OidJ lillie• aeheduledl first and Daw Burneu •enl back enlisted men around the G led •·orid. to third base. AilS 4-1. ~ncar IU a two strike count I ,Montreal, Grant Blank Reds, 5·0 1 I 5 trU....h the ChiWhite Sox. .. Steve Hunte IIIVIed with lloo out In die 10th to drive in an unaarMd. run and P,ve the St. Louis Csrdll&lo a $-4 odp owr the Detroit Tlpro. Wea Parker'o twOoi'UII al._.e, I NHCOI'q lfnale by Paul P-'ch and Bill Sidlldo' . ' sacrtaeilll7 p..-.t a .......... lOth 1111Jns whleh c..-rled the Jlodiers lo I 74 win..... the 1l0111ton Altroi before 17,27Sln !heAl~ chsnwlon ATHENS, LOGAN WIN Albeno drqlped Well- 9-2 aid l.olln ripped Noleonvllle • York 19-2 in Northertl DIYiolon baseboll conteots In the South•stern Ohio Leque TueiMia)o eV8111ns. FREE BABY A CHICI \:j Friday & Saturday April 4 & 5 (With 8 Gola. Goo) CERTIFIED~ OIL STADON 538 W. Moln FRA lNG LUMBER DOORS-WINDOWS PLYWOOD-PANELING HOGG .& ZUSPAN MAIE RIALS CO. 773-5554 We Deliver MASON '' �. • ·;. ~ - !'. - , Tho Dally SOnLlnel, Middlcport-PomerO)', 0., April 2, 1969 The Dally Sentinel, Mldclltport-Pome.W, 0., 1\prll 2, 1169 · .Two-Day Kickoff Attended ·! POINT PLEASANT - RepreoentlDg Muon Qlunll' at the1969 . Cancer Crusade Kl- In Cbarlellton Frlda.r 111111 Selllr<ll.v, Mareh 28 IIJid 29, were Mr. and ollrs. l'lul Scholtz, Mr. and Mrs, Fnnk Scholtz, Mrs. J, G,F, JohnMro. William Rardin, Jr., Mrs. Clinton Sayre, Mn. Scotty Hyre, Min iilaron McAllister, Mra. C. Dale R'"'sh, and Mr. Carl 4Dch, Jr. Lawrence Well<, naUmally known volunteer crusader for tile American Cancer &ciell', with NatalleNevlnaandJoeFeel\Y from his TV show, entertained the Volunteers Frida,y evening ud were on the program for the VISIT OUR FLOWER CENTER-&000 SQUARE ARTifiCIAL FLOWERS,WREATHS, GLASSWARE, FRESH POITED FLOWERS, ARRANGEMENTS ' . F.REE Artificial Orchid Corsages For The Ladies VAC. PAK Seturda,v klckolr. Mr. Welk, as last year•s Na.. t!onal Cruoade Cbalrman, helPed raise the largest sum at mon. ey ever ginn to fight • 12:00 P.M. Cancer. He alated that he would contln· ue to be a volunteer for t h e American Cancer Society. Former Governor Okey L, Patterson, the 1969 Crusade Chairman for West VIrginia, pleaded FRESH POTTED Superior for regular physical check-ups David Davies wbieb he endorsed as the impor- tant object of this year's cam- LEAN, FLAVORFUL paign. The 1969 slogan is, "Help 10W'self wtth a checkup and others with a check. " Semi Boneless Ham Sessions at ANCHOR HOC BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED 5 to 7 lb. Portion Greenbrier 3 and 4 BLOOM Are Attended POOO PLEASANT - Mem. ben at the JuniorWolnan'aClub, lb. EvelYn L. Wiseman, president; Martha Poore, treasurer; Virginia !ilaw, incom.ing treasurer, and Diana Wedge, Incoming cor. · rellpOIIdlng secretary, attended tile Frlda,y AtlerllOOII Session at · the Junior Department 0( the General Federation of Woman's Cluba of West VIrginia, at the Greenbriar Hotel in White Slll&ftlr Sprlnga, March 28 and 29. , SCU.::IllreetDr Whole Semi-Boneless Ham- lb. 57c . ·> ::··'···- :.:s: ,10.:~.0. ~ L~ CharlliVfon 'fn"J•"!n charge of tile Jwllor Meetlllg. Mrs. Dllllel Warren, 0( Beckley, .,..., .. Heavy Duty Foil 16 C Evaporated Milk-. 3 ALL FLAVORS Pkg. 9c FOODLAND VANILLA Gat 99c Pk(. Ice Cream M!'S· SMITH'Scoc.. CUSTARD, PEACH. lb. 88c PieS APPLE, DUTCH APPLE 9o•. $1 BIRDSEYE 3 Cans Awake uatatant director. gave a re.. CARNATION port on Camp Gallahad. Mrs. Warren Is Stale ChairDian for this camp that h a 11ate project combined of three <aDijlll for children up to the .,. of llfleen. Camp Nokoma, · (or dlabeUc children; Camp BraUie, lor blind children and tile camp lor mentally retarded eblldren. This camp is located · ·. IGIIth at Charleaton. : 11te group made a tour of the . Senior Women's Exhibit rooms, Arta 111111 Crafts and the ocrap. boob from each club were on TEMDERBEST Sliced Bac:-::o:=:n::__ _ _ _--=:..:....: % 1% 0 "· GRADE 'A' . LARGE Eggs T be doz. :::It::.::~:.: :;:.-~: 7::W p.m. the Church at 49~ ~~~ic49 U.S. MO. 1 ..----=--- Potatoes ~~- LONG GREEN Cucumbers ---------- - . ---- 29/t 2 lb. \t Salad U.S. NO.1 ·Y-~~· FLAKEY or WHITE MIXED 8 oa. Brown & Serve Rolls at : Ouillln Christian Union on Main STOKELY ·,. EYIIIB8llst Norman Ta,ylor at }; ltwenawood will conduct theser,; ,letL ~al alngerswtllbefea'lllnd each nlifrt. The Rev. James ". llaqbter welcomes everyone to cello bat 2 Pk~o of IZ 4a... Vi "I MU White Yellow Tomatoes TO lb. ALL TYPES / FRESH POTTED RtN.IU: lib. 13 OZ• Can •,_:' POINT PLEASANT - The Ma- ' ; - CouniY ~erlft's Department ,:;'11111 two arrests, Cecil A. Jef38, Mlltm, on two chargea, ..;'jjt.,bq while Intoxicated and on ... a .Peace warrant. . ' );fLEASA<NT VALLEY HOSPITAL Mmlttecl - iilawn Wooda, Pl. Jewell Potts, A p p I e Grant Roberts, Point Potrlc!aMeadowo, GalFerry. - Karen Blasell, Gra,y, Debborah llolMra. Velma Wise, Keith <j::J.~~ . 9drley Ukens. • "'' '· J ,,' ' NAPS NOLLE CONTENDRE . ., ,...'• ' \ ' ' '·' ' . ' . .,.; ~ : \ . ' "' ' EACH • Fresh Flowers For Easte ANCHOR HOCKING . .. ' battery warrant. :Z!Dm~ Toles, 21, Point Pleasant, IIJ,&Ult and PLEASANT - Uo,yd ~=- N8W Haven, Indicted .,.. run charge, plead• ....... - · · when he wao . Ia Circuit c...rt FriJu<lge Jameo L o e EACH . ~1 1111aXL TWO ARRESTEll UNBELIEVABLE ASSORTMENT w RANGE OF SIZES Orchid ' ,.' FRESH POTTED 5" POT AZALEAS TINY'S ~; ..._ ,, 2rp, 25e 25/t\f· , .. FROM fda VIne Ripened . t REVIVAL ANNOUNCEll POINT PLEASANT - Rump or Tip Roast 14 oz. Tall Can · " WIDE YARIETY • .) (. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT TENDERBES'l' BONELESS oz. ·· dloptay. . IB'~ide37c -~ . . , BY THE BUSHEL ASSORTED COffee Cups . . FOI . LIST 99~ .NOW I �' ."'' ,..__.. ' -~- 6 - ' , .p 1, .. nany Sentinel, Middleport omeroy, o Advise Phone •·ril 2 1969 ., .,.. • Eisenhower at Rest · rJ.,. .. ,.,es (Continued from- b the train site and burial area. Tuesday, nrpd Cnn Gen. Traftlc Cut ()If Omar N. Bradley and Ad. Trartlc to all but those with George S. Anlerson to Elsenspecial passes Will cut off at 3 hawer's Wet or ~ yeua. a.m. EST in the I!Oo<Olled M.Set. Jcm A. MCBney Jr. crodon area. Extra setuttly One key member •of lhe precautions were in etrect family, Dr. Mil~ S. E•senhowaroond the sauna, Kan., Airport er, the geaeral • brolher lnlm where Nixon was scheduled to Ba1tlmore, n1 W in Washing.. laoo at 10:30 a.m. FST aoo the ton aoo unable to take hia special landing pad for his position with the hooonry helicq,ter just outside the paUbearera. Eisenhower Center. Acting tor him was Gen. All armed forces were repre- Andrew J. Goodpaster, soon to sented, but the bulk of the leave for a post Eisenhower military ma!l>OWer came (rom once held, s~reme commander units or the 5th Army, with or NATO forces with headquarcooperating forces from the ters in Be]gium. Abilene police, Kansas Stale Highway Patrol aoo the U.S. Secret Service. (Continued rrom pogo I) Respeclifl: the firmly ex- King Coostruction Co. o! Jackpre~sed wishes of the late son with a bid at $209,342.50. president's son. John D. Eise~ second low was the Karr CUIhower, who Lra veled westward struction Co. at Cheater with a abalrd the funeral train, there bid of $221,213.25. would be no public announceThe Harry L. Miller Co. d. ment of the persons in the COiumbJs wa!l the apparently low immediate Eisenhower party, Wdder on the sewer lines with the appro:<imate~ 500 persons a bid of $843,039.80. Second was invited to sit on the library the Huber Co., Parkeraburg, with steps or the 40 to 60 personsf abldof.l, • 31, 5 089•28. expected inside !he ''Place o All bids received will be turnMeditation" (or actual burial. ed over to the engineering ttrm Pallbearers Arrive o! Burgess and Nlple lor siucly The honorary pallbearers, and reeommeDdation. some or whom arrived here '-"'.....-,;: 1 Made QuickJ'V " Tho doldllllll !ormaklqrdla,... ea ol ' llsUrwa In lhe 1969 teJe. phone directory Is Aprilll,GIDoral TeliiJ)Hlae co. d Ohio aald today Robert K..dey trlct cmnmercial (Continued from page I) now on digitalis lor his beer! condition. Through the ordeals, Mr • and Urs. Marshall have been blessed with kindnesses of neighbors and relatives. Many times when Mr8. Marshall h88 had to be at a boa· pltal with Bryan, Hemlock Grove area neighbors ond friends heve prepared ond taken meals to lhe famDy. As a mother concerned with the welfare d all ber chil. clren, Mra. 1\!arshall Is extreme· ~ grateful lor these acts of kind· ness. Paq>le heve also been tboullht. fill in remembering Bryan. One of the nicest gestures came recently through Miss J... Douglas and her mother, Mrs. Velma lloogl88. During the Christmas season last year, Jane, lhen In tho Air Force Women's Corps,_vlsl!ed rectians in their phone JiatlDga or chaq:e of address planned b&fore June 16 to the cornpall)''a Pomeroy business offtce. KeaUey aald this would affect any person or busineu.plaaatrv to move or Install a telophone before lhe directory Ia plilllabo ed. Tho manager sald lhe 1969 directory ia belrw CGilll>lled aoo wlll be delivered In Jtme. Other communities listed ln the book with Pomeroy which .,.. affecled inclllde ldlddloport, Letart Falls, PortlaiXl, Racine and RuUand. NEW HAVEN - A propoeed budget of $26,242 lor the new nscal year was adopted ~ lhe New Haven toM& eouncU 1n a apecW &e88ion re<entl,y. Council, with Mayor 'lbomaa Grinstead presiding, also a· dopted an ordinance authorizing removal of junk ond old motor vehicles. Under It, lhe cblof of police, whenever directed by a majority of council, shall noU· (y in writing any peraoo, firm or corporation lteeplng, storing or having such vehicles, to remove lhem w1tbln 10 days of recolpt of such notice or be re· moved at the cost d. the owner. Attending, in addldoo to t h • mayor, were Helen Fields, recorder; Jacl< Hesa, R. G. Groene, Arthur Thabet, Lewis &.unmers ond Gary Roush, councilmen, ond .William Kimes. ot for prizes being given away merchants In a holiday pro. motion. As luck would have It, Jane won a pony with the one ticket. Jane's molher, a cook at lhe Salisbury Elementary S c h o o I where Bryan attended classes unW recently when acbooling was dlacondnued upon lhe adVIce of lhe attending physician, knew Bryan ond about his pbJoslcal au. menL Although the pony could have been sold, II aeemed to M r s. Douclas ond Jane thet lhe ani· mal mii!ht just make a nice gift tor a little boy. The little boy, of course, was Bryan. , Mrs. Douglas 800 her daugbter bad lhe pony taken to the Marshall home where It was more than welcome. Bryan waa delighted with the animal - ond 10 were the other Marshall children. Naming the new arrival was no problem. Brjlan had a free hand ln the matter and since umackle" Is his favorite name tor an,y animal, the pony was 10 named. Hia pet rabbit and dog oo at the Marshall an, you'U be a "really, really big star." Set For Trial Soon One matter was set for trial, a suit lor divorce was granted .oo another was filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court activ!ty. A elvD suit lor damages by Mildred Mae Salser against Ern· est Dale Johnsm, resulting !rom a traltic accident, was set lor trial by )Icy on ~~~ 21, begiMing at 9 a.m. Filing a suit lor divorce was VIolet Lorraine Ne!J, 283 I.ocust Sl., Mlddleport,agalnatJack s. Noll, Middleport, ctwrging ex· MARRIAGE LICENSES ireme cruelty and asking for CUB· David Clyde Grim, 21, Saw. tocly of a minor child. yer AJr Force Base, :Mlddp.n, In lhe other aedvlty, Shirley and I . - !be Ge.sklllll, 20, RaWelch was awarded a divorce cine i1C1Ute 2; Frank David Wood, from Ro,y H. Welch. Jr., 18, Grove City, ond CJnlhla lAlii BOllngaley, 17, Rutland; TWO FINED BY MAYOR Clair &!gene SWan, 36, Lulls· Two dofencbnts Oned Tueaday ville, IIIII Linda Kay Hatfield, night in tho wurt of Pomeroy 21, Dexler; Eddie Kay Burna, Meyor Cherieo Logar were Rod- 19, ond Mary Saloma ~, ney Butcher, HarrlsonvDie, $10 18, d Pomeroy; Charles and costs, for squsaling tires, ~ Hayes, 29, ond Bertha aed Roger ~un, Reelne, $5 Marie EUu, 35, d l\lldd1.. and costs, l'IDIIIIng • red lighL port.,_______ ~HICK ~ • " .• _ one opera, "Fidelo, .. in 1805. t._u...,_cetA PUT YOUR S ELF IN OUR S HOE S lUREASTER Be the &irl of his dreams in this soft pastel pump. A,..IL "..... '""j"" s L.ove thoN tox worrlet to ut . Our ae,...ico is prompt, occurot. and complete ... and . . u'ually ICIYe you II'IOf'e tkan the noMinal ·charge! S.. the eLOCIC office in your neith· WASillNGTON (UP!) - Ago rlcullure Secrelllcy Cli!lord ill. Hardin Tuoaday turnad down a request by dairymen lor a 7 per cent boost in govermnent price ll()ports for manu!acturtng-crado milk. At lhe aame time, Hardin ordered minor Increases in federal purchase prices lor butler alii cheese in a move designed lo assure lhat farmers' milk prices will be kept a! <he '"" port level. FINISHING BAKER •••nlll'l CIHIWI 2161. 2M, Po__, 110 Mill t. EASTER DRESSES wl 1110•• any lrtan thot ct1t HOSE Best spring shades, . flat knit or micro· ·mesh, si zta 8~ to ·EASTER 00 JELLY LADIES' NEW SPRING Handbags Your choice of strawa, vinyls and potento In baautifvl new spring colon. .PINK BLUE ""'"Mr tlor.l ~or4er - 9. •·•· to 5 p.m. --··.No-~~~~- NI!Cts.ta'Y'.. - · Big sel•ction of styles, in solid colora ond prints, sizoo 3 to 6X, 7 to 14. FROM COAlS Moln St. 23,50-26.30; Stock CahoeaSteers, 2&.50 - 31.75; Hollers, 23.50 26; H..Vl' Feeders, 24.594'7.50; Cowa and Cains, 225-260. Veal CaivH; Choice, 41 - U; Good, 39; llledltan, 37.25; Commerolal, 35; Baby CaiYOa By lhe Had, 17- 59. , Lambs: Cbolce, 28.25; Good, 26. 75; Ew•s and Lambs by tbo Had, 23 - 33., 6X, 7 to 14. ; I. FROM 99 99 ' Pad &·Cover Sets 0\0 ,I s· 00 YELLOW GREEN P-roy :I . . ......,.....,. P,air · " I ,., .i ..... \&l:r:lp' '!T'-" ,w ,,...._ stolO WE PASS THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU THE SHOEBOX Wh•• Shoos Aoo Price.! · "YOU. ' WE LIKE!" ly orraet by declines tor toma- loci 011 March 15, compered with 267 per cent In February toes ond milk. Tho Increase lett average ond 258 per cen11n March, 1968. prices rseelved by farmers live The Index d farm coats atoed per cent above a yar arlior. at a record 369 per cent of lhe Tho two par cent March gain base period will! 365 per cent followed a two.moot11 rlao fn, a monlh ago and 35lJ per ctlll cllldlng galna oC ono-lhlrd d me a year ago, per cent tor tlto month eedlng AveriiJl! beef eaUie prices lor Jan. 15, ond 1 1.5 par cent the mOIIIb ending March 15 were $25.20 a hUndredweight com. boost 00 Fob 15 Tho report a110 ahowed farm pared with $2C.20 last month costa rooe 1 per cent to liiOther ond $23.30 a 7oar aruer. Hogs ali-Ume record during lhe averaged $20.00 a hundredmonth ending March 15. welgbt compared IIIII! $19.60 An a rooult, 1 comporlaon o! last month and $18.50 laat yar. prleeo farmers rseelved lind the Mid March prices for oome coat d things IIIey buy showed other leading commodldea com. !arm reluntl In mid l\larcb av- pared with montholfiO ond YNreraged 74 per eent of the "lair ago levels Included: eemlng _...., parity level. Wheat $1.28 a bushel, $1.28 nus compared with 73 par oen1 and $1.42; corn $1.09 a bu,lltel, a month ago and 74 per ctlll a $1.09 and *L06; soy beans $2.48 l'ear ago, a buabel, $2.48 . ned $2.57; m!lk An "acl)lated" parity reporl, (wboleaate average, all grades) wblch counta federal payments $5.3t a htmdredwelgbt, $5.45 ond to tarmera tn lddltfon to !arm $5.08; 39.5 cents a dozen, market prlcea, ahowed March 38.6 cenlll ond 30.4 centa; let15 return. a~erapd 80 par cent fllce tor treall market $1MO d parity compared will! 79 per per lumdredwolght !rom March coat a . month earlier and a 1-15 compared with U.98 !rom year aarller, Feb. 1.:18 ond f3.55 In March Tbe mllf _ ilareb Index ot 1-15, 1968; tomatoes $11.20 par prlceo rece!Yaci ~ futnera tor · ~ March 1-15 com. crops ond llveltllck atoed at272 pared will! $15.70 In Februar7 per cent of lhe 1910.14 baaa per- ond $13.10 a year ago. 0 BABY A ~ (With I · Goli. Gao) ,, CERTifiED • 'o ' ,- ;~·I ~ ' >' ·-· Up in March Frld1y & Sabrday Aprll4& 5 ··'•. {;;- • ~' CHICK .•, BoJs' Penn PJtss ' l Tragedy Hits Families •, \-., SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Hoas: 200 - 230, 21; No. I, 21.25; 190 • 200, 20.50; 230. 240, 20.50; 240-260, 20; 260 • 280, 19.50; SOirs, 18 - 18.60; Boors, 15.20- 15.60; Stock Hap, 111.:15 • 25. 70; Plgo by lhe Had, 10,50 - 15.50. Cattle: Choice Steers, 28.70 29.10; Good, 27.8o.28.30; Slandlnl, 24.$0 • 26; Good lleltera, 26.70 • 27. 80; Good Cows, 20 • 22.90; Utility, 17.80 -19.40;Can- ner and CUtter, 17 down; Bull:a, coots in ~pring colors and patterns, sizea 3 to •, Chtplltn-Cana.ay Shoe Store ,.., .---.. 7 '- Pretty SLE~VE ' '-=--~·- · 304 POMEROY, EA'ST OHIO MAIN ESSES . .............. :.&..ttiioi-,;;.....;;;;;;;;;.....a.......,;......,,_.;;~~......... Teflon Coated REG. $1.05 FAMILY FULL SIZE FOAM MAnRESS lronlqg Board Size Co11ate '-..·{;,_ ~-<1 " 1 ';'.';i<i1:;:~~:".:.. J 0 N. Re1. 39c Bar ''\ ....... \ thl ~. 7.N- -WASIDNG'l'ON (UPI) - Farm prleea rooe 2 per cent during litO mOIIIb ending March 15, lhe A&rlculture Department reported TlleadoJ. Jtlalng pricea lor cattle ond lettuce chiefly were reoponalble tor the adVanee, but were _part- NYLON '. :\ = . .,:;.. •, Farm Prices , A\ o•y Pl"•ltr or '"'~· You'll find everything, for a do•it-yourselfer or cantractor, at fantastic savings ... Tremendous variety. 'lWELVE MEIGS OOUNTIANS TIJ1!5DAY NIGHT C<IIIPI- a 16ollour civil defense course In radiological mOidtortJw, Tho course bepn on Fob. 18. Last nlabt lhe fll81 inatructlon was given aed tbooo lllkinl lhe course were tested ond lhen presented cartl!lcates lor succeaat\Jily COI!l>1et)J111he work. htatruetor waa Joe Feooarboach, Galllpolla. Sealed, I to r, are Charles Dyer, Paul L. Patterson, COllllb" civil defense Chall'lllllll Fenlerbescb, Carl Platter, Larry Fox, ROOert Snowden; back r01r, left to rt,1rt, H~ W. Ruaaall, Charles T. WaylaOO. Lewla KOII!ledy, William Goddla, Raymond Kloos, Toni Darst aed Brucellavlo. 99 ,_ '· SIZE Fi.1·e laminated . .\ GREAT BUY IN PATENTS As you and your family prepare to observe this most 1lorious of holidays, we'd like to take the oppertunity of wisllilll you a truly happy Easter, blessed not only with materlal1oods but overflowiiJI with spiritual joy. FROM ~ ' PATTY ~OHNSON'S I each • ' ~-· '- i-.' \. " [\, ··, . , ·' In an allied move, Hardin set the price s~ lor butterfat ill !arm-aOIIDl'llted cream at 68 cenlll a potMd for lhe 196~70 FROM Fine blended colton and linene fabrics, in min· e~t 1 juniors and half sizes. New spring foahcolors. ··-.~. 11m & E'aste war- We Wish You and Yours A•.. I ~:~ """*" To corry out lhe $U8 for lllabl!acturlrw IJIIlk, llardln aald gover!lllonl purcl!aae prices lor butler wiD be nlaed by 0. 75 centa a pound ond chMoe purchase prlcoo wiD go BONE YELLOW LAGHORN BLACK WHITE 128 MILL ST.-MIDDLEPOD-Vl ~--IG~~u~• Ladies New Sprin1 -- $ .' ~. -, - catim lhe a_.-t might be ralaed later It conditions l'lllt. aeallGllal Activities, checks over kite aafet;y material a,_ belrw distributed to elementary school a In lhe compei\V'a 25-eotmty service area. lloMid G. McDade, Aasllllant Director ol Educatlonal Actlvltlea, checks ooe o! lhe u!ety rules lnlhe Bugs J!uno.y Kite Flln Booka. Pootars are alao sent to lhe schools u part ot Colmnbua aoo Southern' a amual kite sal'et,y program. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , I.WI• _. lOtH IrATI -aon, II' tw0 c. - trClll lut contlllliqr re~ew" - an indi- JOHN W, ROBISON, LEFT, COLUMBUS and Sou11tom Ohio E1eetr1c ~ Director ol F,c1.. AIR SPRA TOOTH PASTE TOPPERS -.) lor the 1"'-70 YNr back to lhe 10811 celltrw d 90· per coni ol porlt_y - a 1 per cent lncrtue to $4.56 lo $4.58 a bundrochre!Ft While turniJiK door• the boost, llardln noted milk production I>Ja deellnlng. He p....,_ laed to keep prockiction aoo market dovelapmOIIIo "Willer 1!1'1)011 GIRLS & WOME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At5. r Lustre Creme AID to booat the .STA "' "' ' " " • 'c ·· ,., • o·n • ·r---------------, ,..-------------, I - FROZEN FOOD - l I -PRODUCE I I MORTON'S I I California Sweet I I I ~--------------, - BAKERY DEPT. - HOLSUM I I I I doz. I I BEEF-CHICKEN-TURKEY I : Golden Ripe I I I ·· l _______________ J Hoisum ~r 5TH and PEARL STS •• RACINE "Tho Store With A Heart, You, WE LIKE" Right ros....,od to liMit •••ntltlos I POT i ORANGES DONUTS I PIES ! 59~ All 31M pkgs. I I !BANANAS s l 2 ~r 39~! :71b. s1 . I I We accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective APRIL 3-4-5 Open Mon. thr. S.t. 9to9 !.;.. _____________ J Save With Our Ful- Valu Buys! . d s Brea ••••••• White . E~~st•••••••••••••• ea.....·ll's s I oup.......... · Instant ·.o.,... ,.f'ee•••••••••• . 's 9 ._...... 16 oz . l.oaves Lesser Amounts AtRq.2for~c L~1e Size , For F,aster · doz. " Chicken Noodle .. · - Jat ·. •.!l ean.s "· . cans 1hz. ' . '"• ~- Durlrwthe1~,...- -, ended ~. 'tho lhe A&rlcufturi lloJiartmeit beof,l¢ equt,_f:::.: lent d ,4, 7' bllll!l!n JIOUIIIII o(" . mDk llllllar .' ita ' dill')' ~~ : P - . obput ., per ·cent .of. 2 at 1111" ~ 1um markellrw COli o! about f300 IIIUIIoll,1flu.;· den sald. , ,: · worn a military uniform. ~Rae. 79c Size fiDIIAI. But he aald no cha!vo Ia belng made "at thlo dme" In lhe basic $4.28 per bWIIIredwelght Slfii)OI't prlee lor manulacturtrw grade milk 1n lhe marketlrw year which began Tueadey. Dairy BJI<Ikesmen pointed out that when !orriier Agriculture sacretacy Orville A. Freeman first adopted the $4.28 rate laat December, It amounted to 90 per cent or lhe "fair Oll'llirw -er'' parity price lor milk; but .-, because !ann c:oata have been rising, 111e 8 _.-~ equals only 84 per cent or parlty. Farmers had preaaed Hardin ~E $ nr-~=~~=• .,"'.tat' OUAI~H pt'.,.,.,ion _!111~~1!!~,.. ..,., . WI will . Of the 36 individuals who have been president of the United States, President Nixon Is the 22nd who was a veteran of military serv· ice, The World Almanac notes. He Is the filth con· aecutive president lo have Miss America. 11 DAYS LIFT (With 8 Gols. Goo) fl" Beethoven composed only Dies Tuesday ONLY : day &Saturclay April 4 & 5 . CERTIFIED . I ~'7~ OIL STATION .. . , Mclin ,, , ;.. PoMeroy .......... Jessie Price n· Ce! CRAMPED for TIME? borhaod today. FREEIABYA ..w. • AI And, there is a role for you in the sympathetic ploL h happens that Bryan is especially fond of greeting cards - treasures them. in fact. You can become a part of tlle Mar· lhall drama by just dropping a card in the mail to a sick Uttle boy. The address Is Hemlock Grove. Of course, you may feel that this ls ju.st the ubit" role ol an "extra" on the vast stage of life. Ho"·ever, rm willing to wager that at least ln the eyes of a seven-,year~ld lad named Bry· w- Mn. Jessie J. Price, 79, Rt. 1, Lmw Bottom, died Tueaday afterliOOil at lhe homo ol her daughter, Mrs. Eloise COMOI~, Reedsville. Mrs. Rupe SWISher, 73, Mrs. Price was born in Midied lhls morning at 51 Chitten- nersville, Ohlo, the daughter ot den Ave., Columbus. lhe late Edward aed EU.Mrs. Srrlsber was the former Jcmaon Mosier. She was also owner ond operator of tho Swlllh- preceded in dealh by her buser Grocery stores In Kfger ond band, Charles, tn 1963- am a Cheshire. 91e was a member of daughtsr, Mra. Evelyn Bigley, the KYser Methodist Church ond two brothers, and a sll!lter. of the Cheshire Eastern stars. Mrs. Price wa• a member of lito was precec¥ In dealh by lhe LoJw Bottom United Methoher husband, Charles E. Swish· dist Church but had attended the er. Ml Olive Community Church In Mrs. SWisher Ia survived by her later year•. two sons, Wayne SWisher,~ Silo is survived by alx daugbo eroy, and Paul Swisher ct eo. ters arKI two aons, Mra. George lumbu&i three brothers, c:me ala- (Mildred) Bissell, Lmw Bottom; ter, a1x grandchildren, ond two Mrs. Cheater (Eihel) Carson, great.grandchlldren. New Brlghlon, P&.; Mro. Nate Flll8l'al setvtces will be Fri- (Dorothy) Pence, Bentonville, day 81 2 p.m. from Ewln& OiapOhio; Mra. Joseph (Eloise) Conol. The Rev. WDbur Parrln will nolly, Reedsville; Mrs. Emer· of!lclate. Burial will be In Grav. son (Mary) Pence, Manchester, e1 HID cemetery, Chelhire. Ohio, ond Mra. Hennas (Mar· Frlands may call at lhe !Uner· jorle) Howland, Harri8011, Ohloj e1 borne Thuraday evening. Charles, Lotw Bottom, a n d George William, moomington, ma Ind. i 21 grandchlldren, al¥1 22 great - graoocblldren. Funeral services will be hold Friday at 2 p.m. !rom ldt. Olivo Alma lda Keiser, 82, Mlnera· Community Church with the Rev. ville died this morning In ·Cbe!'lea. ~l"'ri• o!llcjaU'!I,, a.. Me~s General Hospital, alated by the Rev. Jalte Bush. Mra. Keiser was a member Burial will be In lhe adjoining of lhe Trinity United Chureb of cemetery. Friends may call at Christ In Pomeroy. lhe White Funeral Hmne In TttP91e Ia survived by ber bus- pora Plalna alter liOOil Tburaday. band, Harm three daugirters, Tho body will lie In slllte at the Mra. 11enry D. lhle ond Mro. church one hour prior to aerDelloss Hastier, of Colum· vlcea. bes ond MrL WD!Iam Dlllard, ~Iter; one 8011 , Paul, ct. LOCAL TEMPS Col!llllbuo· alxgrandchlldren,&OO Tho tel11Jlll'aiure In Pome· nine ...,.;-trandcblldren. r<IY'I downtown bualneao dlatrlct Funeral aervlces wiD be held at 11:20 a.m. today was 5t do· Friday at 3:30 p.m. at lhe Trln· greea, under rall\Y sides. tty United Church d Chrlat with lhe Rev. WDbur Parrln olllclat. Rienzi was the name o( the ing Burial will be In Mlners- horse Gen. Philip Sheridan vDI~ Cemstecy. Frlendsmaycall rode on bls famous ride to 81 Ewing F!D18ral Home anytime. Winchester, Va. are also called "Biackle." And so, the ..play" - full . .----OPEHTODAY d. tension, concern, moments of. happiness, glimpses at sad~s ..mcea K • eiSer Dies Wednesday by ness home. The Meigs c:ouoq ·~ d Edueatlon TUeP.lo nl&lrlentered Into a eontnct will! Qt1o IJ!Il•erllb" de.-to~docerCOOLVILLE- FedenJ..Jlock. lola In dovel<lpmoat of a bw all of Ita 1'11111 In 1lto apecW·educatian _..... . lint three ....... 'l'lleadoJ -Ac......., to lhe emlraet, to wallop the wldch cloall teder&J.oil!llWIIlle FalCOill 11-5111 lhe ......s _..,. lmolv!ng lfelp, CtltnlloDJ' .baMIIell ap. Galllt, Vlldon ond Jadtaon Call.... Llri'J lliiiJiberlr d ' I'.a ttea, Qt1o Vltiftrslb" wiU titlllrled no-ldl boD lltrw8h lhe _...., Ior apeve~G~~a coursed._ ll.. lmilv he ,pitd.ed. elal -..ttm lnlllructors ond !.me ltlta tD!eeted b;r lhe FalwiD devalap an ln-oemee iraln· "'"'" were a alxlh IrMa lllncl• 1n1 proeram lor aueb teacherL by Gary Clark df Federal The aim of lhe program Ia to InHocldng rollet burler Brlas ond .,.... lhe MUl.Y d certl!led seventh frame triples b;r TJm. apeclal educallan lnatructora. m,y Howard ond CUrtis RDullh oil The Jll'OIJU! actuai4' bepn In llllllher rellofor, Cremeens. JlliiiU)'. 'nltsiUIIIDlOr, 12teachWaltamo .•. 010 001 3 - 5 3 ~ ero trmn lhe tnur COlli()' ar.. Foil ••..•• 137000X-1191 wiD attend Ohio University In Smith (LJ'), lloiiDwt (3), BurnJ courses doslined tor certifica(6) ond B, Clark.llolJ&IteJV (WP), tion In lhe apeclal educattonlleld. Brll!ll (6), Cremeans (7) ond The C<llll(l' board adopted sci· Bowers. enee tutboolts •• roconunended by a committee of aclenee teachera. ll was qreed to uae lhe . Lo H d. .d Datrymen se ar · ID 1 ·:!.:-;..'::.. prkH::::- T ed. ·. 11- series for erade_a o D • The board _.wed 1 trip to ltnd. a ~·· through alx, For the M¥d, ~ II¥ ~laor. 8 Mra, Nol· waa al10 IJIP...,ed. olallfll, and nimh ~ the CoD• · cept In Selence ~~~ -lllla!l'1 ,ed. AIIPI'<I'ed for 1lto D In t ~ poodoo al• ~ tilt Modem Se1onH b;r Holt ""' lDf .....pi!M ' ell the EUal pd>lllhf ed by the llbtqltlan Jlllllln The lldCJPIIlllll are for a tnur • ,..,. period. . :rd . -.· ·---' .. ~ ~~ -- !lilt . er _.b UieraPat lhould , ompl019d to uoiJt • ~~ program wblch wiU cutiiU fllrllll8ll the wiDier ., that I b • 111eriP7 program may ~ - - " Dies Wednesday AiD•• Is ~r ~ ....nroved ~ lrr Pomeroy ond signed a Uck. Civil Suit Four-County Region · :·5·:£!:::~ OU t0 Heln T . ' ~111,~10111d1lto Agnes Swisher ~Tnoo., JI.. ,J,..el 1 1b ...., ~· 3111!" JD9Ihe!' • ~~~-· ; I Alhena die- ;.,.tap.r, laid cUitolllers should nportan,v CCII'- Sewerage Cystic Fibrosis be Lancers Wallop White Falcons .,• t UJIIP.;.nl.petlll,-§o~l;;;. • Our Own Grind Fn1m Choice Beef GROUND -EEF 31...... l,f69 ' .. .~ PORK LIVER '· 25~ �. .. .,., ~uJ ~j!U}!"'o MldQlepoit-PIDIOI'<II'o 0., • - .... ·····~ · ... . .. , -... ·---~---- .... _...... -.. :... ApriJ__2, 19~~'' Find Everything From t\uto's To Yo· Yo's In The.8en~U;iel ·want Ads , WANT AD INFORM.\ TIOH OEAOLIHES S Ill·• · O.r ltlore P"'llutlon Mo...y 0..411M 9 1.111. . C•••lletieM I c.,,.ctllftt Will ... Hl:'tpf" uNit ' • . Ill. fot Der .. PWIIcatlon · REGULATIONS TS.. Pwllllshtr r•••rve• tit. rttht f. 44111 crny edt tltli!Nd olio· . 1Htl1•l. Thl p""ll1het will not . . i•I,Ontlt.ft for ftiOII than OM or t11jecf lncOfNC't ln.. rtlon. RATES For Wont Ad S.rvl~ ".Scent' per Word 0111: Intortion .. inh111.1111 Chvrgl 7Sc ' 12 Clfttl ptr w~>•d three coniiCII· 'tl1'1 ln. . rtlons . 11 eel'ltt per W01d al• conncutl~• lnltrtioM . 25 per o:enl Di1to unt on pold od1 eM eels ptld within 10 dayt. , CARD OF THANK S & OBITUAiH 11.50 lor 50 word llli nir~~um . e•. Mdltiuel word 2c . ·OF .QUALITY Notice THERE WILL be a hymn liDa at tile Stivemille CoiDIDUJio ity CbUI<b, Tbunday. AprU l at 7:30 p.m. lleY. Everett Allmann and ,q... from McArthur. "n>e publlc Is ,.\. come. J.31..11c 1967 CHEV. 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP ............. ~ .. $1695 Local owner, clean int., light blue finish new tires radio, rear bumper, 6 cvl. env!n:~· ' ' Pomeroy Mattr ·Co• OPEN EVES. POMEROY, Help Wanted MAI!NTEJNANCE man. Mll8t be experleacecl In all phasell Ill bulldillg maintenance. Preemployment and pbyslcal ... amlnaUon required. Saiiii'J' open depending '"' quallllcallonR and operlenee. Contact administrator at Veterans Memorial Hoopilal, P..oeroy, for Interview. 4-Utc Employment W1ntecl W!LL 00 ll(l!'lnll cleaalng. w..m wa111 and eeillng, Phone m.l021. 4-1-ttp HOTEL MARTIN Friday & Saturday Nights 9:ll p.m. Iii 2 a.m. .@) Auto Sales 1:5 Ford ........ $1595 Go'laxle 500 2 dr. H«i:l lop, 17,192 eoay mllee. Spa,. tire has MVeJ bnn an gro11nd. Power Powllf Cr11isemcrtlc. etMri"SS, brakes and 67 Pontiac ., .... $2295 Cotallna Conv. {..pe. New Pontloc trade ham OM of 011r most faithful customert , S,otleu all white finish. Lllte ntw top, Power st...-lng, Powor brakes ond Hrdramatic. 65 Pontiac ...... $i395 CataiM.o • dr. Horcl Top. One vory careful local awnor. Spot• lou whlto finish with llut~on4r tap. Power siHrlng & Lrakos, Hy.OIIIatlc . BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY For Sale or Trade . ~ a.m.·at alon at ---·-~~~ &mrl!e . . . . . • '111AlLER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Freedom Gospel MIJ. Court, Syracuse, Obio '"' Slate Bald Knobs. SWIIa}o Rt. 124, Phone 912-2111. ••• AIR OONDmONING IWI't • Ilion aervloe. Jad'a lllflllo F-OTATOES, ' Pha eeiiS4 oration, New Blta. . . . ' C l - Pralflll, Parlland. ...... title For Sale Scbool 9:30 a.m. Eater pro. 81'1111 by )'011111 people. 7:30 p.m. Slmday evenlng. Pullllc II tnvit.l. 4-Uie "'1BLlC Sale Friday, Georp's Auellon House, Rutland, new aitd used merdlandise. Con•lflnmeo!ll wei<Uoe. ()pea ·from 10 a.m. WI sale time lor <!01181gnmento. Sale starts at 7 p.m. 4-Uic READY • IIlli: CIIIK'leta deiiY· end rlibl to JOIII' jNtJIICt. ebtno bl or\iiMI .fad& 1 Clll' Flit IIIII UIJ. Pne .... ion. Automatic 1!f Rl lo malel. Pllone 1111 -~ GoiC- : make butlonholes. - 011 bw. lelu Relll,y • D QD., IIJdtlle. , Ions, IDOiiOIII'IDI, IIIII lllllb par1, Ollie. •• • fancy deiiJina with ,luttl the twill of a slnlfe dial. Left In BUDGET PIIICB· a.tllllaN Gil "' lay away and never beea our third floor budget &bop. used. Balanee due only "' BUer F1lrnlture, Mlddllplrl, or ~nna of fl per llltlllth. Oblll, D4le 'PIIone 11112-11115. 4-1-«c SEWING MACHINES, fl(lllr ST!ItEO'S 1169 Mtde1 UJICIUn. oervlee, all mUM. WY od Fre)Jbl. 5 new WIIDut 2ZI4. 'l11e Fabric Sbap, Pamronsoles slereol with faelor)' eroy. Autlloi laed SIDpr 8alea 1!U81'1Uflee. Nallonally ~doer· lnd Service. We llllll'peD llsed llrands to be l!lld for Setaorl. .... ......,ge 11111 frtlglll of flJII.a eadl. May lte paid II ts.a CIGARE'l'TE Vendtna 1111 "W per IIIOidll. , _ etereo 0011• and aervlce. ABC Ddai*l , solei bave Mof.FM radio. I Mason, W. Va. l'l1a l'/l4tL llpeed au'.omallc ebarteer. MoUe Af!'C, jea eled atylul IIIII beautiful baDd rubbed e.IJI. ltADIO and TV repair, ..... net. wm go to 111e nm 1 calli, IIIII am-u IDIIalled. people wilD eaD. WiD be deJolla Harrlloa, l'llont livered to )'1101' home wltlloul lillie obl!gatlon for you 10 try IIIII NoUce 11 llfta &M& _ . "''""· n._.,.., ftbo .. L .,,...... D. a, - · -. '1eetnk.. l .w N b J ' =. ·- . - beea hAl ONE FOUR year reptered fe. ....,.. " "" ., w. ma1e '1111 Fos renlet and ':'~''" two old IJIIIII. clallllll c ..................... 1111.... wUia . . . • t .. , Phone Ta.tMJ. J.l141c •· ,•., ....""' _ N .\-.t , - ""* sJX ~- ;.;..;.-, -:~- ~-; ::... ,.·,a:: ·lit. Prefer private pald pa'·~ .· . · . Phone Muoa, ~115. . >( lU-Ife , I!. bel.. using a bed. walker wbeelehalr to Olapter N, PWstoy, ........ HOIST ETTER REALTY ELEC'I'ROLUll: vaeuum ele& ForS.Ie eroomplete wllll attaebPOODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy menll. Ow dltJrider IIIII paint miniature. $75 and up. stud spray. Rep•wned but 8'W'· Gl!lO. BOim:rna. ..., service and grooming. Pltooe unteed In Die DIW eolldllklll. Pay off el7.46 011' Ierma If POMEROY - I t'GOIII frlml · 9!12-5443. II I tfe desired. Pllone MIIIIHII.. llome, I bed!-, .... S:25-tle good pM, G!'lh•l\di!WI• Stretch Your Dollar • f 1100.10 do!m, . . . - - · IAQIII a:a:a..• call D_......... ••· '""' · .....,....Wt,.. =- ·.a6 I. MoJo P-y, 0. _ . , ••• -*"· . ,; ' WMPO INFORMADOI . NEWS presents LOCAt ~PORTS ~AlLY ·AT "The main trouble with you, Richard, Ia your lookyou're 1lwaya dlrectlfll thtm at other llrltl" Carpenter llld Mrs. 1'fmDIY Parker otllallvar were sue•to ot l4t. a!!!l :Mrs. .l!l, ~nter llld helped ¥1'· ''iti:111;nter o'elebi'ate • hli ' flat Miss Delores Hll)'d, wbo Is tn trainiD8 at UD1vera l1iY Hoep l1al, Col!lllbtco, IPOnttheweel!e!!!lwlth her parenta, Mr. llld lllrs. CecU Ho.rd and tam"--. aq Guests ol lllr. llld !lira. Fem GWOII1 were Mt.aiiJMrL Ralph t Fruler, Susan, IJaml1' llld Jerey of Gallipolis. SUIII!Wallll!IPrlc!g weatloo be-n aeoalonaatOhlo Slate Vnlvaralqo Where she Ia Jordon, Emma Whltl!cwtan. lieziah Dye aid VIvian Gutoa. Oleva Smith, who Is Olllllll)'ed In Columbus, IPOnt the weebad with her porente, Mr. ltd Mta. Lewis Smith ltd Nancy, Mr. mllrlra. Arthur Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. Ma!llal Jordall and lllr. IIIII Mrs. Reod Jetler110ere gueato '"'Saturday e....WW at the h 0( "" -~ "" T J ...... ome - · .... ..... • • ....... 1:50 A.M.· 12 NOON 3-P.. M. ' .I -AND ' 4:30 P.M. • I ' _ _ l<eeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed :As . ' ' Well' As Entertained .__ ..;;.:•~...;: a:!~ Columbia Granp Na. 2435- .., va - • "'l"!o ., "l:'ooC.t.... ..a- t tbe forme _,... WI' ' uan· • -. ~ _. 011 • · - OYO--. I r ol - · , _ Columbia Sehoal. The cl!arter , ...., ,.., .. ·.., C"':: waadrQedlnbonorofMrs.I.J, • t , ..,""' • Tabor, widow of the fonDer State lr, HL and Natlootol Granp Maoter, I. J. Tabor. PoroOIIII ,...,...... Ia · U;' _,; honor of Mrs. Tabor nn at11n - .. ..,. llio by Slate <leto~ IIIII Mrs. II. II ~.:.~ _ ; . E. Starkey, Rules or the taUOIIII 1. 1. oowlrw Clllteot W8111 &tvon by the 111 . ,"'~"':!..'U, :.";': .. Home Eetmmlco Committee. Contrlbutlona nre modo to an Slal'l Yn See appeal for aid a!!!lerlppled chllYour position oa ·the earth dren fund. Mr, and !lira. Dele Slanobury is the factor wbl~ determlaes wblcb stan you aee. were In Columbua '"'TUeodaJ to II north of the equator, ,-ou Ylalt their da"8hter, Mrs. Wllllla see only stars of the nortH· OJ!ey,wboundenrentStll'llel')'ll em sky; soulb' ollbe eq!f8· . Doctor• Hoopltallhere. tor, stars of the aoulhern . Mr.llldlllrs.Erro!Plekettllld sky. • claughters MVO moved a trallorto - - - - - - - ' - - - _ , ; , - : the p,..rty they roeenlly pur- l!l'lllllclaullter Jln .rtu, IIIIi": <Msed fr1111 his mother, laura 10!1 llld ctaUihttr.la.law, ~off, ltd ; Krebs, aero11 the rood frtm Mra. MleMtl POI'IO)', HllllUU, : Columbia. school house IIIII pian a,Pelll the woeund at their hGaile : to ma1ce their home here. hen llld -.totted rolatl••lll the : Mr. llld !lira. ver.... Perry, a""" Max Crabtree, Armetta, Mleh., Ylslted With hJ1 [111'8!1!o, Jllr, and !lira. Edglr Crabtree, DVII' --C.:: !: f:.":: :::=...--=:- - lhe-1111!!!1. Mark and steven Hamon, AU.. ono, 1110nt the woekend with !llr. a!!!llolro. Rex Cheodlo. Mr. llld Mra. ReedJotreroMvo relurl*cl frc!m a trip to c.llfornla by plane, They -.tilted with their son, Lee Jeffers, llld fam.. lly, Durlut, Caltt, her brother a!!!l ototer·lc>law, Mr, llld Mrs. Jolm Conln,y, noor Loo Alllolea a!!!l alao tailed oo Mr. and lllrs. Dale "'"', Jr. and "'"''"• lllr. ~•· ........, ltd lllro. Marco Eai:obarlllllotbo er triendo a!!!l relaUvos in that ar-. · lllr. llld Mrs. Allred RICj! and 10111, Colliil!bul,weraSUndaydln. ner IUOila of her parents, lllr. a!!!llolrs. WWtam.CUiweUIIIdotbo or relatlvoa here. lllr, 11111 Mrs. CamiiWood&efd and family a!!!l :Mrs. Zelia Percy of Colcm!buo 11110nt the woellllnil with rolat111o hero. 1'1!e7 plan to move to the bame In llyeovU!e Wbleb II!Ol purebaaed frtm Odtl1 ::•a ...,..::' .,.:;, ::a;,.: • - andotber1-1 l'i. Nothing .more than t . Glisten ,10. Len1ttlwl~ II. Type of ' archlteclur~ lS. Sifter 14. Third Reich emblem ,_,.... • •• z .. '".a - .,, . 4. DIYIIIons abbr. dllfUlltl !Wile 7. Caviar 11. European country 3. Operatic 15. Mill Claire hiJhllght 18. Babyl. W&rlod •'' :4. Laramie, I DEIJ'EG r) ZS. Jiouch &.Lamb pen mentally J. Ordinance I. SW!god ,. exunple HaUoween 9. 1Jtt1e &1rl 17. t IJ. ""'' Doctrine ant 21. Pine or lin4kn, oraNU ~. 8. Picture lt. Hlbemlan : z~. Java Thai· llum IYI!!bol 26. Btonn1 the tort 28. TroubW 31. Kind of OOI!P Q.Paot Sl ......... 3.,, Layer otlrll 341. Blntolor lOOk S7. Uoefut ·-;:.•oll'.:=.- JHALTa 1 III ...... tonoe ott ACI'Ofla. 11$1. Frlar'l tltlo ' Knox, ~"ft"''r McHenry. .etc. 18. -W"Ih•r . tU l j 28, Clole to SATURDAY,t}PRIL 5, 1969 12:-IU P.M. 30. Exist 31: Ab)'IIIU . 3S. Commonar: abbr. Sl.,HawaiiM •dance G.E. Refrl,.,ttor, Z•lth Ro .. o, Ca1 Ranp, Ad11lrol tnllt Zontth SB.Certotn 1 eonvlct Ttlovl•lana, Cool Coo• Stov.t Bu•••r• ltovt, MIJC. Chel" • Straight tJ:~d Rocktf"t, Kltd!on tl.le 1M3 CMin._KUch.n C.. l• net, ltlt Sof1L Ll~a~ Ttb .., 2 SMall TeLl••; ~ t;h•tt of p,..,. . ••, I .,... ·~·· oe~ I!IHtflc ' Cl,c&!, . MIN._,. .., ,.,•• 411ftti,' 1...,, -" at.MI. ·fiow11r MawW, Mlno HoM T..,,, ' r' . . s.,..,., ~,,.,, to s...,.. ,'\,";' of.i·· "> Sli..O.Or, ..... .• , .t lno Iota~<> ' , . . . . ,. )"'.\ ' 1,. • ~. Bheltortd · lnteta · If, Weird five lw . I .. branding lf'OA • .. . 0 A Olii l$ W ~. N 0 Q V . 0 R J' It'X 91U J' 0 •1 <~1111 ,0 N • 0' : DOWN' ' t.Comeln ' third \ , ...P· u , Kar~ with tlf hoW · of, lnoluHII . . , Cleclc, Plcti.trt · , ,,..,.,, llcftkT. "''• S.wli:!f M!tchJne, YlctMit tfiit ._.,, Urnt en4 Pota, 2 hHih, 2 Mc:GV,.Y ...,.,.. · AI~, 3 Alt.u., af Po1t Cina, Clrci. E.two "1900's, Moat With c '' lt,:...,lotnl.o ' • •s.•Unc...,mon I.F*" . ANTIQUES OR COLLICTAILIS . Th.,, •• •tv•tl . ~••• tt..t Pw Awnt Mttrr .wouW . rq :tt.some Tho Eo1<11<1 of Gondd Sh...way will bo ool• et aile ,.. ld-o, louted on S.R. 611 at Ruoh•lllo, Olllo app. 1 milt wut of Reods¥11\o, Ohio. .~ ., the celery family UI!ICI'IIIIbl• theoe r.ur lumbloa, one Jttter to tach ......., to .for• four ordinary wordt. Of KOMI . .... C)wq)i•• ~tVJ-~;f"-t::!!'.-Jr= 2. so. An1. Pineapple 3.Piant ot ACBOSS 1. Saratoga 21. Petroleum coal-•-• ... . .. . atuclyirwtobeareglateredlllrle. lock, Albuy. ,:r.:- --- PHONE 992·2094 .. .....,., ... & ..... u--·••....t- . . . _ = = ....... .. __ ........ .-eo. I ~GUARANTE~ ; boal II out FLUP'FY 110ft IIIII 11ri1bt 1ft LETART - I - . 11Mb. . _ I I . . . . . BLtlwS. Children• Ylro ....---•....., ...,r IC ea,e,e <leaned with lllue drilled well, fhiipbtee. hill ,... ....... 11 a ••• ± , ., aal remoclelt.rw: 11 c(lll))ete. PAJAMAS ..-............ pr. $1 UN ..... til - . . .W tall .a. Mr u.A- m ••.__. -~ Lustre. Rent eleelrle am. pon:\1, . . 42. Lilt faeiL Children• ~.. ..... ••• fi,OOO.OO ..,.. ,... .,au• ..., ,..... dauehter. Ua D;ye, 'hlllbaaaee, pooer """ SWEATERS ...... _.. fro., $1 111.'5 D cm'rAIGB - Nice • . . , _ "' ... ,_. ,. - . • -· It IIP8IIIIIIW a few da,yo with Hood.d tit:hen. llrlle liYinJI t'GOIII - ....,, - - · - · a.. her unclao, Wlllllin C. a!!!l Paul SWEAT SHIRTS ............$1 1 Toilet Tiuuo10 rollo 75c Pock, Mr. IIIII !lira. Dale Dye 11163 FORD Fllrllllt, B'l', VI. wltll l\npiiiCt, bediiiOIII, :-, ~...:.'''l'!\,1:!, aleepiJw pcftb, elllera, ...... To Buy 4-speed 11'8111', eilra cltlll. · ,.. - . - · • ,.. and odlor frlendo llld rolallvoo .. _ ......,, .,. .._ ""' .. hero. 'I1U Dye, alatlcned on the dlslloo, fumllllre. Bryants Dollar Shop Ph. 11112-M. I+Uc ment. tma.oo TO BUY, U:U. C.W. • I eablnell, old pbono. 106 C:ourt St. Pomo•oy "" """""' • • llio ' " .., ahlp, laland, In New 01 992.5896 cloc:b, mlle. Lee !lOT • YELLOW wan. 1b1t •liN • VJIIGD, ftAJUIIIt IIIII ""' . York, 11P01i1 tho wo IT hen, obould be Wldte! Wipe ~)it AIIOO'A'l'irll . IDAClJ8I 1Gt IACIOn Terraee. #;, L Atticwu allOt '-Wile •. ,, •-2' •• lllr. llld ..... atllaa :rr.J~J. wall cleaner c:t111 rlltDie lllllll ROOM HOOSE. IIMIIy ~-~- FIVE ~ I~ ~·• " ' " ' o~o;ra < Jr. and - . Rualy, Ia.. ·ovemllbl. Real 1 nil'- . , ~eeorot.~, three loll, clty fa. . . to tba1r bame Gil Stale RGOIUU er. fl, BlUr rw•,~ etlitleJ, esllbllsbed IIPII'&IIll lull11111 Suvhn MO'I'ICI OP .Vu:rr::~ ntarher.....-.,faaww)J . . . 4-Ne 8U imGLBR...._ ... and r!ltmrb bedl, •llo frull - .. hr T. - · ., I by Mr.. .F.UIIbtth Gerdilat, llr, treeo, price Far .Jll1.fllr .......... , .,.... • .... . .. .... . . ' , . ......,. ·FrW· ,., ,ltld -lied In file 18 JR.IUINA'l'IONAL' Ill II r Clll Gaf M '0 11. RlaiDt, 0. poiDtment eall • • ·- w - 1111w .., -11 .., · ,.d 1uevtrb: ot o. ~ la'WNI I . Vlriiaii.-lal J.ll.lllc ,.. wllll · " 'J'. ~. . . . . . . . . .. ··~-· .... ~ . •• 4-Wip ~ '!.':'~ ·~ lfr•" ·~ ~... EXCELLENT LOT, 40 flo! CIIIJCl'l c.ll IIIII Cirri 'IV ,..,.., ..,, , . · andeltlldNIIo!W~were ........ -up tD •• .,.., wide and Ill feet deep, Gil 111X ROOM bOUle wttll twD IDII, - ..... -:::::- u.- .., ;, ~- - ·nekend ~ at .llil _ ., ot 11m St., Middleport, c1oe11 to ..U., .......... Gil fl(llln. arq lbllllll ... e. -~... , · Mr. in11 Mra. .WWIIill IAW~to~ Poot Oilke, ., fool llleJ Jill ,._ dl)tm• iofi:.tnl. '"' - · aaack't'I'Y, 1118cll•· :":. "r;: .. ' . lnd fi!IIIIJ, . bact, pbone 8JII.851, I-S'I-«c 11111 -Aft., Pvmorat. I ale loll! - .. .. T4l 1111. 4-Mie lllro. Roberta ~. ~J'I,:· Jaeob Tamer, , Phooe IIIUIII. want to know whore I-S'I.-e ..... Alll•••ll. 55.5$ : _., __ ...................... ··-··------..., L-..,. •a=- .._ ... -......... .., . _..., . -.... _... ___ .,... c. . UPEIT blrtbda,)', Tho Busy Bee Soclecy of the ..,, ..,,".::'".:"""" . Mrs. Rocalcl Whitll~Wloals eOC>o carpenter Baptist Church met :I1Jesclll! sallofaetorlly at ber with Froda Smith. Mrs. Smtih a10ou ••• l'llauc UT,.1T . . Ill home fDiltJCr'"" at ML Md the program llld uaed the COf1111111011 Of ONto ... '6 ~ " '" tM Mltttr " t1t1 ,._., •._ If St. Mary's Hasp tn Nelaa. topic, ,.Take Time: • others ltw C:IIM r b Mil . . . ....., vU1 ·-~ were fda "'-"'• ""0 c; 0 m,_n., aM ,.•• ctMnl c e, recentb'a pre!IGI. ""~t " - WILL SELL "· vbcv for two elderly~ . N. .-aM.n. . -:T..a:£:* - .r. em,-"-..tes · N- . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ._ .... WANT TO RENT by May I, four-1'110111 lurnlohed boule, llltb; . muol have Iorge ear· deB space, Wween I'Omeroy IIIII Letart Falla. Renl 1111111 ~·1. 11-11' Uc be JMeonable. Wrl~. Todd EIGHT TEN'I1I!I aero IObactO One Of MJ Two Places llllodel, 815 Foreland st., bue and Ianning land. Phone ONE ACRE btclldlqj IOU. Pha Pfltllllqb, Pa. 15212, 741-5.184. J.2S-Ife ..... 1-Ule Of Business i 1-21-utp TIIAILER, BROWN'S TRAILBoth llollll Excellent . tli!lrm.E l'ldlnc bane. PbGIIe W'llJ. DO sewing at llome ER PARK, Minerrv!Re. dime 'HHOII. 4-Ne Contact _llpporo, pockets, pegging, WZ.mt. 4-1-«e 'bemmlng. alterations, ete. ·.llro. Freddie Thabet. Muon, Rut Ell•t• For Sale Pets For S•l• ltODNEY DOWNINO 4-JO.tlr ,.Pbone TIUSSI. MINIAT!JRE ~'~ladle clole out, ·-·Pomtiiiiiii.OiiliJj;i,oii0iiiihlo..__, IIIII Billie llrU 8 pups, 5 motnms, easb sales JIB ~- Sunday, otarttng only. Aloo wire lelrlero - · '1E~OVE BXCI:SS 'body flul4 ·.11 1 p.m. '"' the IIDilby HID l'rr •• 1o Cltlt Min. s.tma...... In 3 weob. with Fluldel 1'1blell. an1J firm, !lpooiSOied by the Be'-f..a 1'n!lll!d ROid. ltl's, Coo1ville, $1.41 at Nelaall Drill. J.14-4Sip FWe Dopmluwul. Oblo, !'bone 1111'7-E. n71<! ~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS LleA&. NOTtCI NGTICI OP APNIIIf'MMT ..,... ., ,..... w....... ..... · NIG~T 992~732( IIIIUrenct *- . ..... DAY 99Z.Zl5( AtJTOM'OIIILI lni:W- ben fAll' ""' apb'lllo 411'1 Deense! CID Wl.ll .u. _ ' ~ILINGS 'sdvt.CE. a. _lied, . •NIGHT ..• CALL ' NEW 1181;;;ZII;;1AII;;;Se~atna• lla- POODLE DOG, one year tid; registered' wltb Ameriein SJ;'T Of PLOWS and eom plek1-11-Ue er, call 247-1161. HI Sic Kennel Club; ehoeblate brown. 1 Phone 11112-!210. J.IO 8le FURNISHED house In Pomec., '" ALMOin' new three bednom at ......,.,, ...._ '"*'' _.... roy, flvt rooms llld bath. EXCELLENT, eftlclent and ec. .. ....,. tt a •• a , house, lllrell kllelllm, full ••• ....... Call evenings, maa. I cwmt, lea tlwl I mllel onomieal, that's Blue Lustn -~ ""· U-lft fnm Pomeroy '"' sta~ Road. carpet and U!J(Iolalery elelilo II ow C.. "" Pltone '14U112. I-S'I.a, Cbooa...U IIIII C*lt- I:ILlwv •r. Rent eleelrle llbampouer •- - .-.a FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM fl. Bater FurnJI!ft. 3-31-«t! t::m::!.. ~ll C:, t;.*.,r'r apartment. Middleport. l'!lone 500THERN plantl, uU p, c .. ,......,.. 1o ~ 11112-3814. J.t.tfe tomatoeo, JII!PIIflr IIIII lllllel LUMP, EGG, STOKER, ooll. ~~ screened, no dual, oiled If potaloell. Order - · alll'lel .., - ..... - ,... ONE F0tJR.room aperlment R. Harris, Pwlland, " - ,., caUaa Ia for Jllutq Gil ........,. wanted. Jacobs Coal Co., Rutlurnlsbed, ground floor ; abo land 11wle. phone TC-41152 or M3 J.ll'-lllc "" e. - . "' 10o00 A.ll., _ , . . t...YJ;r ..'1-iulD,::.-;;;:,.: trailer loti and prden and 9!12-S481. Wl-121e 001o. ea11111 sites on the river. Ma!IIIII PURD, __., -I- eo~v-.. THI CIII""'Q AIID OHIO IA!.WA\' CIMI#NAY rlon Reynokll, Moson. Pltone lOIII eondlllnn, .... 110J ,..., c If •a - 7'1UI47 S-It-lie Arms. 'Minemille. , _ . ...,. ..,, •"'.... GUIDO GI.OLAMI ' F'or Tile Fastest ·- . ~Ice DAY or Jt.lf.Uc Call Jacob Tamer. 91Wal. J.:Nip For Sale I •r!Mocala 011111 . . . 992-2181 til 4-1-«e DAllll/2 For AUCI'IOI'!ID Mgr. 1111'0 you are eampltt&Jy satllfled. Call • 1111 MUSIC EVERY Frida)' 111d Saturday, Jack'l Club, Har- 11168 CAMERO V8, 4 opeed; rllonvllle Riled off Rl. 7. 1187 Flrebird V8, 4 opeed, 4-Uic can 99U547 or 19U148. J.ll.tfe (j()g>E[, SING, Onn.1J ~ God, a..ter. Oblo, on Saba'day, AprU s at 7:30 p.m. Fealur· Rent eel Bingen, Erneat Carl« and FURNISHED and unfurnished . . .. a!'llrtmer.ta. Cl~ to to!hool . ... , :Siolt'f-ti· -'tiTO ·SA ).IS 'lbc ~ Trio. NIUe II U.. PbOne 99u!M. !0-IJ.IIe _ KAHAUG.I., ORici ' • \'lied. 4-Uic C. II&AW'OIID ..... Jack W. Corooy Loeally owned. Call 11112-:11'11 ~en 9 and 4:!0 p.m. and IJ92.SIII8 aft!!!' 5 p.m. J.30-tfe Westem Q•artette .Business Clapltll ...... mate :96'1 CHEVROLET lmpelll, two door hardtop, 31,000 aetual miles, bot•J!hl ear new. Gene'& Country & C. , POMEROY Clean interior, good w.w. tirea. R&H • •1IERE will be a Gull SIHiol, Sunday, 'beglnDiDg al 110011 II the Forked ·Run Spoft!IDan WAITRESS lor night ohllt, abo Club. Everyone Is wekome. ear hop and grill cook. Apply 4-Uie In person, Crow's Slat llouae. J.:IS-8te DANCE ....... _, ___ , $895 1964 FORD GALAXIE .....................- .................... $995, 500 H.T. Cpo. V8 ongino, aU1omotlc. White finish. 11••-nt. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 a.m. '' S:OO p.lll . Dellr 1aa:a.111. to 12:00 Noon Sa1111da~ Now Shick Riding Moworo .. Tlll-ro Wh1te fln1ah, auto. trana., radio & heater. Real nice car . . . BLIND ADS . -~·· ._to_r_C_o._ . 19~3 OL~S F·85 STA. WAGOH.....- , Adlllitionel ~c Charge ptr Advlr• ~--~~~~~~~~--~ .Busltiess Sarvices 2 SIGNS . . .· I DAILY Vin~rTO:Q~t~ .,;,"a~i;l li ' ., Nrao-Kc: wvatvvo uy llli'OY n:aoa .' KQ XO~VL~fii •~ LVO~ VO :, ~!.; "~ ~!i::=·; �'\. ' \ ' ' ' . Indian Lore.Pregram Theh1e ,; ' \ . . ed an inlllrUclor'l tralnlng.claaa PrtoeDtatloD 0( · - and a Fultz, Mllehell llejldowo, Dnld prosram carrying out tn Indian Mlllor, Dick OWen, Bob Powers, In ltlrttlngiUI, W. VL Slle Wll lore ·theme hiJIIllllbted a recent moo!IDJ Ill Mlddleport cub Scout "-"k 2U held at tile hell Ill F--l!enlletl 1Wt 128, Amerlc111 of t h e Pack. Lea!on, . . liPID-• Awarded yMr aervlee llarl ...... George llatol,y, Jell 1be llrst tralnlrw sesolon lor ells canw •taff will be held Tueo- !!laver, MlckliJ Dav....,.-t, llelldls fl'OIII 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at tho Heath lllothodist Church in Mlddle- ny Davis, Seott Fnser, Marc POI\er1101111el trom tho Four Rivejt Council headquarters In Parkersburg will conduct tho tra~ oession on program P!amln& • tJIIOJ'IOIICY preparedness, OWioor good manners, sanltalion, policy ud stllllards for 1C8JI1)lng, and some of the outdoor skiDs. There wUl be a sack lunch at noon and Jeaders are as~ to take notebooks and the canw craft handbook. Each troop in the couDQ< has been asked to provide at least four women to assist ln the day CIJIW)-illi program. ~ canw has been scheduled for the latter part of JW10 and will be held at Hoyai Oak Park. WEDNE5DAY MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 87 POMEROY SHAKESPEARE A TRAIN RIDE FROM ATHENS to Parkersburg has been piaJ>o Club, 1:30 p.m. Wodneada,y, Mra. Ded for SUnday, Aprll 13, by Brownl~ Troop Leader Mrs. Eugene Loula Halbel'• home. DevollonJ Murray for the girls in her troop. Ill' Mra. Dale SmUll and the The Kirls wlll be transported to Athens by some of the pareltle program by Mrs. Jed Webster, who will then drive to Parkersburg to meet the train. The train ride, Sr. a Ant tor most members ot the troq), i.s being financed by proAMATEUR GARDEmRs Club, ceeds tho cookie sale. Wedneldls, 8 p.m. social room Saturday aflerooon the troop held a skating party at the Sl<ate- Ill the Columbus and Southern I•WQ Rink on Route 7. Guests were members of Mrs. Bernard Ohio Electric CO.; Mrs. Nan Fultz' troop. At a meeting Monday evening at the Middleport First Moore tD present the program. Baptist Church the girls colored and decorated eggs, THURSDAY Day camp plans were discussed along with the Oy-up ceremony . AREA REPRESENTATIVE to which is to be held In early May. be present when Meigs County American Red cross Board TROOP 39 meets at 8:30 p.m. Thursdls at A COURT OF AWARDS was planned for April 21 at a recent Veterans Memorial Hoepital meetlrw of Mlddi'IJOrt Girl &:out Troop 39 held at the Scout House. MrL L R Nsal leader, distributed day camp booklets, advised Fllm.s to be shown. LAUREL CLIFF Better Health ths girls that camp will be held at Royal Oak Park and talked on tile Club, Thursdls, 7:30 p.m. at 'VU'ious activities which will be offered. hllllO of Mrs. Bertha Parker. TROOP 5 White elephant sale. A GET • ACQUAINTED PARTY for the girls who fly. up WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chrlofrmn Brownie Troq~ 87 into Junior Troq~ 5 was set for April 11 tlan Service, Portland United when TrOOP 5 met Friday night at the &:out House. , Church, 7:30 Thursday night at In the grcq~ to be received lnto Troq> 5 are Patty Boyles, the church. Becky Colemen. Trina Gibbs, Cynthia Lane, Valerie Lewis, M01111n $11HINERS DANCE se~slon, MWer Pamela Powers and Amtette starling. The fly.q> ceremon;o Thin:Sdlso 7:30 p.m. at Middlewill~ held in early ~port l,fasonic Temple hesement. EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, A rehearsal for a puppet show to be held st the get.acqualnted party was held. Mrs. Jack Coleman is assisting Mrs. Richard OES, Thursday night, Middleport q· !rom Vausban with the troop. A meeti~ this week was dispensed with Masonic Temple. due to Holy Week services. FIQDAY MEN'S BROTHERHOOD, Et>MIDDLEPORT TROOP 185 terprise U n I t e d Methodist EASTER FAVORS FOR THE CIDLDREN of the Meigs County Church, 7:30 Friday night, at the retuded children's class were made Tuesday night by members of home of James Will. ~ 185 during their meeting at HSBth Methodist Church. GRANGE WILL MEET The girls also made curler bags and discussed badge work. star Grange will moot at the Participating in the work projects were Venida Gibbs, Mary and Fay Wilson. Barlara Anthony alii Susan Powers, Mrs, Wallace Pow- homo of Mr. and Mra. Ray Midkif! for tllelr April in,ellrw on ers, leader, auisted the scouts. Saturday, AprU 5. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GIRL SCOUT DIARY are invited • .,._, SA'WRDf\£ ' . ,t· ~ • , 1 IDI.Y be teiephooed to Olarlene Hoefiich, 992-5292. WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris- "To Offer Sacramental •ght / N Supper Thursday Mlkti Powers, Cronaon Pratt, ~ 11> pick · up literature Tim Scllea, Tim Slllltll, Goorgo IIOeded Ill' the pack lor tile ccun- ·....-:··. ·.·.--: -. ·....... : Spac~Jl be -vod at 7:30 Lin. Sundt,y school wUI be held at 8:30 L m. and tile worship service will>. Mr. Gnu BaliOJ of the I llf•• fa1G 3 ~ CEUIFIED OIL STATION 2Free Ounces 1 29 • 5 ~~~ 55C .Purpose .little Gem 12 oz. TOMATOES jar :J9C .. ' .HUNT'S BEANS . ER ~~;!» $1.49 laundry Detergent · ' ~ r-------------------------· lOt PRODUCE SPECIALS! I' Cucumhrs.--1~ Radlshes ____ ,kv.10C Peppers ______ "·10e Carrots---lb. 10e ~"'~~,Y ICE MILK. \ Several Flavors ltz aal. crt. You'll Like Our Brana 59e Mrs. Lulu MlUer of Athens _..,. a weekel'll with her cousin, lln. Aruw. Oi!din. Mr. and Mrs, Doo Minor and two chtldren of Kingston were . LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM 501 • HALL WAY • NYLON CARPET • (BONUS) ALL-3-COMPUTE FOR Soliday aflernoon visitors with their cousin, Mrs. Blanche Nel- ,..., Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith of Hazard, Ky., were recent weekelll visitors with her parents, lllr. and Mrs. Marvin Wllson. lllr. and Mrs. K. C. Smith and 41aullbters, C&thy and Susan, of were also vlalting her Mr, and Mrs. Marvin $298 Almost unbelievable - llur lhe carpel padding and all labor is included al this amazingly low price! 501 Nylon Carper. lllr. and Mrs. lllcKenzie of •Palntavlllo, Ky., visited a few WI recently witll their daush*and IODoiD-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. lftek l!cllen. WEEKLY MEAT SPECIALS Easy Tarms ArranJed ~EG. ro:;: • . .... Physicist ~ks University Disorder Gmtrpl BiU Wclar7 COmmittee. •IPIIIII tir dlamloutvdor.U,fae- Senate "'The "'leo Ill a priaon are not ulfl llltlllber1 or Hl!ool tmplOJ'· , •• who ...... "In ...,. ietiYII;r those of a unlvora!IJ." wlllch ~~ wltb, or Ia . -. ''11lere are real dlffereneea llll> Welfero wltll the -~~ Ill oplnloll between 111 and the JIUI'IIdhi . . .aliOIIIIJitOII'ilill current -IIIICII Ill llludenta," or Clbjecdyea." · he aald. .... lhoUid ley to conA partlclpeat aot ........uct tain ella- In a '1111 that will wltb ths UDI-1!11¥ coU!dbeprOtmake 11 protllcdve." eculed and l'tlll8lctd w The bill allowa wdvaralde• to. Daltlla In jail' IIIII a J5!0 line. '• _ ..... of tbla Jtto!:ell. 111m. of ltllllailaG nn -- SHA~K PORTION lb.45C I' BUTT PORTION U.S. GOV'T. INSP. GRADE A FROZEN IMfRib Roat AlcP Produce,,.,..,, CALIHilNIA SUNIIST NAYIL 10-lb. c .Beaelea Pork Roast :~ and up lb. Lee-of-Limb • ,· • • • ··lc BRAND --~---------------eELTSVILLE 5 to 9 IlK. Canne4 Hams :."t:~~ l!a '&" SWIFT'S JUMIO Butterball Turkeys '"-49c Fresh Turkeys • • "'-45C SIZE .... Eader Keil..ssi • • • • ... 77c doL sn• Baon ~ • • • ~ &t CUT FROM BOTTOM ROUND Boneless Beef Roast lit. $1.09 Grapefruit Fryer Ouarten ~~ • • Pineapples Vine-Ri,e Tomatoes • BIG BUYS on A&P Groceries Throug hout Th e Store HI$HEa Turkeys •' A.OtiiDA htA.lSH SHOLISS PUERTO lliCAN • ·.--,;4LiiC&D 1..CRUSHiO-or l;ID"tl Pacific Isle Plaeapple 4~a-=~$1 00 ' -··Ct .... &ghl O'Clock $159 S~E 3 &REAT WITH HAM lit. ltag .,. ~---- ..... A&P Easter Ca ndy Buys! ANN PAGE ASSORTED r,wer ·Cold . Detergent ~":"" . ' lweel Potatoes 00 3~~~·1 Coffee Jane Parker Buys! JANE PARKER FANCY Iader Cakes c l·llt. pkg. ........... Jut .....!lllltllelr In tho . '.cit -- ..... . 'Wui ....~ to ~L. ~ of,t!Jelfllela. IIIII product _.... Gil .... Jl!ild Ill Eu<u!l" Bruclt timlpoeala, • GREAT WITH HAM!-A & P BRAND Jelly Eggs rar bee-.. a JIIW ado mlnlllniiAII bu ~- liken Cl' l llct ,.ltl a bell of Jltlllq. lmmer= ' MILD AND MELlOW llajOr 10 • 1 Eacllggc Only 45• ..... • • - . White Bread JANE PARKER ENRICHED --........ !S• Dinner Rolls • -·-- w 1000 26' . . . JANE PARKER - ALL lUTTER Willi tills coupon •nd a $5.00 or l!l9re purchaH. 1 per euotomtr. V.llcl thru April 5111. In il Colutlllul DIY. All Stom. SOUD .... And Many Other YarletiH Of Easter Candy ~ Sunnybrook Eggs Are Guaranteed 12 for 1! ' EllU PLAID STIR _.....,... ___,..__.._ CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI --·-·----· Beets ---Oranget '=. 4='1" --·-11 0 ' uu-dexola Oil • 1. ----..... _ .. - 0Gl rea 1at•··100's • • .... .,.. a --· ---· -· · · .... -ch:.; ;.;:~~. =• 0 D ~.Plitt·······.~.......~ ,. CreaM If you plan to color e991 thia Eaater, try A&P' 1 Sunnybrook Etagallf you ever find just one that doean't measure up, we'll taive you • dozen frHI A IPIRANO 11 mtlo\--ar..... 11 mt....... lo\__ _11 .. ,_ .... _Cio_ 1• ..... --f!UIIOMII. 01111 ... - , . . ............IIlii . ~Otl • • MANDARIN .,._.&$ ............. IX1IA ..... 11(11 ___ _ • =~·-r.::..~ PURE VE6ETAILE Flllztuu...._ ·'-"..,. -·~~~--­ .._ --~~~-~~-· . 111111!""-.... - • • OIJR·'OWN . . ,. C!l.,t'ict . . . ! ~· ' '· I . ''SOllie - · haft r,oJ 10111 for cllaHIIt anti n llllilt .l l - tD tlltJII." ... • I' . ''DiueS aad t rn 11 . trn are ' a '1111 ot lifo," ~ - . lb. ' ., I. .._ . -mlmt!Jnl , •••• tile ~ 1111 IIIIJJ ... • , ·, . , FULL · ~. vANiu\A ·~ · ', ~ ' m Jutram aald .. ....,.. . . 11111 wao -•ilfll'l' 111!1 ~ NONE PIIICIO · CGnlnt!• 11Jt1aJ ~aiD tho earll ·~ . 49c .. ··-··· . ..,.. PIES taW . HALF • l.Jit.• tb.99c .... I erlbltl!b't Ia ~~pa~odedby committee mllllbefa IIIII atalra belore a 11111 II IIDalb' ODtlilraed . fDr ll®r tiCilon. . I 8 to 14, Stock Shoit(12,14> - FOOD ' Filii ltllb 70 ~~NT ntatlre4 Ullllll1 -do - llolre IUD Ill 'U.JO, ; . ~OLSUM OPEN FRIDAY. AMD 'SUURD4 Y NIGHTS .INGELS ·FURNI:T .Morton Cocoanut Cream and cBllcllill' JICIIIIII ill Yin 11> the committee. lllabl1te!lbo Ideal ..-.nlDc IOSiioal are PT. PLEASANT UVESTOCK ~ 00. .s.lurday, March 29, ·,18_. ' 1'~ Plaaaanl, W. VL . ::'Hoes - 175 tD 220 :IO.:IS to lloovloa 1~to@.JjliLIFII ~'"''~.· tD '18/ Fat Solll' 15;71 liD ~t•. 69~ TIIIJ ..,.., bald In Whicll ~ wltne... •• eaa ......, JIIW infol'matlon Market Report Franks THIS IS BASED ON ,jO YARDS ' BUY! :ru SHillI ........ ~c~ • 2pa.,,r.r r- Famous Rath All Meat LARGE lnallltl Porllou -~·· ant! lleeriDpeach of·the bill. are IHrve. WI'N~~!57~ $159 5 ferred 11> the COIIIJIJittee that hal ~ldlctloD <Nor and poooeaaea aperi!M In the IUIQeel matter · Believe me, Con&reaala bull', 1111 next colwnn I lhe1l teD of tile reiiJIOIII(bllltl and ~iYIIi•o• Ill lhe comllllu- 011 '" proving Wkler a doctor's care. Percla· rDiels lit. Itox ~49 EACH CHECK THIS... FROZEN FOOD The Ohio s.rlill CMi _..•• a uniform t'Ule for tuediln Ill Sen. lllchotl J. lolaloaq, 11real propo<J1 amq ell taxbor ~tl, aald the bill - . dared the Slate , . . . tl diatrlcll and .ell ciaoaeo ol lltCIIWJ tD !oreslali ~Ia! APPeal• Oil .a .;i.-. ;l1!il • pn>pOrt,y In Ohio waa paooed checil Ia the real •••.propar• ellabliah .tile 'lllllfGrlll roQ. 211-L I¥ tax syotem. FROZEN OCEAN ••• derl, 4!e1111 Sunshine Krlspy Crackers........';,,b. bx. 37c Nabl seo Honey Grahams ••••••••••• lb. bx. 39c Keebler Tow, House Crackers ••••• .lb. bx. 39t 49~ ltottle IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR CARPETING Washington Individual Coogres1111111, ·It Ia re- ' .. ~.den Seafood Yalual ~.. alilllla ~cod b7 an BEEF STEW celtle adds to tho regressive aM revenue distribution,., the character of Ohio's tax struc- statement said. ture,,. the OeJD.ocrats said. In the Sonata Tueldls, an Spoosoro of the bill were emergency bill tG delay until RepL Mark C. S<hinnerer, R- 1972 a !q>rome Cclurt order for ..klwood, Charles E. Fry, RSprhwflald, Th!)IIUII A. Potlet>pr, JI.Cineimad, and Ralph E. Fllher, JI.Wooater. COLUMBUS -{t)PI) - A pro. '11101' iosued a atatement poled law outllnlntl wdveralt)l Which said the bill would proaclion asainlt pardclpanlllndiilvide "an. excellent vehicle tor lqlaladvo ·consideration." 'lbe¥ ordorl ... the eampuoea Ill alate !ailed to live tile governor•• wdveralliaa -'4 siYO schools • priaon -.......... .. Ohio bill unquall!ied andoreemon~ state Ulllveralt)l prllleoaor aald "We -ct that tile final bill Tuesday. will provide more "'""'leta od"Wt doll't ,rull a prl- at ucatkl'l progr~ms, more efftoOSV," Dr. Pldllp S. Jallram, ient ochool aclministratloo, and more equitable ochool tax... a pb)'sle1 prllleooor, . !1!!4__the O ur ''Ea ster Sunda y Best" for Yo u-"S uper -Right'' M ea tsI j . . . . ., . . ... . . . . . . .. . . . '· ' ~~111!!1!!1!~~~ ' have In, and ,_ wW have to lavolvetl. Tbe CCIII1IDittee .,.,.. can 28 oz. missioners in tile drat plaee and e.,ectllli a little too much or them in the second place," he said. Kur!esa SIJ8ie~ a mandatory couDQ< income tax, which would Include mandatory property tax reduction. House Damocratle Leader John C. Mcllonlld of Newark and Senate Mlno!'lll Loader Charles J. Craney, J).YOUI!Bt. town, Issued a statement which aatd it waa uWMise and IIIIPproprlate'1 for them to ••issue an u~ed acceplnnce or reJecdon" of the tax program. "The a-sdoo tor a I'M per cent gross recelj)ts tax, !ollowirw lhe recent Increase in the sales lax from 3 eents to 4 .laWIIIIIIIIUJn. MAZOLA OIL 5~1.00 -·Ct e"""" All INSTANT COFfEE .Gn. for a Ylsit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul NelsooAikan of Logan spent a day with bla grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Nel1011. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hosowrth Who have ben ill are now im- 'l'hl rewrite al10 ro1ultad In a lllldllcant deloiUJn Whieh the admlnlatralion preferred tD ., Judsllli tile produclivlq of ~:,;::,. appear111coo c111 be " The caiAial observllf tile national goyornmonial mllbt conclude tllat tDdate 81Jt ConireSI has c1ooe 111.e:uept ratoe lia own pay (a mllisure Which l Ylsorouall op.. poaocl) and In debate over the wlldom Ill dePloying 111 AnUBaiUade Mlsalle Syli8m. Undor,/ lla~•ll Collireos attraeta the moat attention it Ia paaolnll -euial llwa, w be n ' llouoe and Senate Calendars are crowded with ~ leslaladon, and debate• keep the pllertea packed In antldpalion ol cleclalve aclion. Floor aetlon II the eu1mlnatloo I ill what Ia DOI'IIIa1Jy a 1ont1 and 'I Involved lellalallveproce•a.New lellaiatloD miQ' be bom In SOY· era! ...,., In the letter Ill a thoo&lrttU1 COOitltuoDt, In a moofrom the Preeldent, In a CGI!pelllllllll01 GWD perceived IIOed. for a law, or In the 1111t work a! 1118 Ill the 111111\\' ROBIN HOOD FLOU_R NESCAFE FREE BABY A CHICK 11wrlda,y• .t. In an amendment beloro lied)' committee. · Mlotaklnly ~ted 'Ills a requirement that 1chool districts hove the equivalent ol 20 mills oporalirw property taxes and thre.,.tourtha of a per coni ln• ..,. tax money to quaiJf¥ lor stile aoalala~ McElroy aald he 1"JUUd lOOk tD hove the requirement put In when lhe biD went tD a House c,....ittee for heorilli&. . Kur!eaa said lhe bill wu unfair because it elqll!cled tD hove counl,)' commlasloners OMCI I tax with three-!ourthl o! it 1101n11 tD another govorJ>o meiUI 011UI,y. ·-u•• unfair to eount;y C(lll• - By Clarenee MUler aster Old Salem Social Notes COLUMBUS (Upl) - Gov. Jamea A. Rhode•' omnibua eelbiD rot 1 cool recepo Tueldls in the Ohio jHouu. !l>ooker Charles F. Kul'!oaa, JI.Bowllng Green, -Mid the permluive counq Income tax. Democrats said lhe 1'4 per vendor& 1 excise 'tax added to "the regressive character of Ohio's tax atructilre,,. alii aponaora issued a atatement ltqpi!W abort of endorooment. An eleventh hour rewrite of tho bW Monda1 nlSht by admlnlotralion omciala eho,...t tho cheracter • ol lhe ll•nel"' P...-1• aent tD Kur!ou la•t ' FOR '· Bill Received Coolly •• lng 1aar. Mra, llowe!J ~ slY· booorlna Mra. ved !rom a toble decorated lrith . . A bridal en OPO<ial 1'tCCIIlllitlon lot her Jolin Perdu, hlormer Sllldra Whlto. to,pera and 4 bride a 11,4 . 111r1 Ill aervlce In ocout work. · Kent..k1 Chrl•dan COllqe, 'If. Cleveland, waa bol!l,._ II'IJOD\ ~-· , ,, Gra¥.0.. Ky. , will be at 9:30 Beal, Ra!reahmeltle at the conclualon eent1l' In tile aoc1a1 rooma Ill the AltAllllllntl besides thoaa· 111111Ill the. meelin8 were served by LDI. . carl• Cbureb. ed w..,, 'lllrl: """"r Ball!l'o . Dally vacalion Bible achool Den S. Next moeihog Ill the pack Mrl. ~ ·· llldaon, Jolra. Mrl. AYt'£1 9t. Clair, Mra. OIMI will lie held on April 24 at the has been sc~ed lor the Ell..- MDrl'l.l' and llal· . Jlarriaon, ,~a. Dale "-<ri-. week ol June 16, a revival for or YIIIID& wore holllesoea !or the Mrs. Mab8l llliekles, Mri. ll'll· Amer!Con Lesloo Hell. the week of June 23 with 1lle ......... A pink and Whlto color . !lim Jlln8, Mra. ~IQU K I ~ r. . !DOth IJIIIveriiiiQ' oftile church ..heme wu carried out With the Mrs, Gerald ·lfa1e•, , lllrl. Ralllll • to be celebrated on June 29. 111ft table decorated wWI an um- Carl, Mra. Jemea DIUtln, lira. Norman YBIIIPr, cubmalf.er, _..t the moeihog by leadinlthe .·.·.·-..·.·.·=·-·.-:-. :-.· ·-·-:·.·:·.·.·-·.·.>. ~.-.-;- :: .·.. ·. brella and str..,..ra, Gomes sam Damroo, Mra., Jolm Mtlr· .• group In tile Lord'a Pro,yer. Den were p!IQ'ed lrith prl101 awantod ria, Mra. Lulu.Toban, llfa. De: 6 gevo tile scout promise and the Elegant Hair Style 11> Mn. Weber Wood, MrL HID- IV' Brlcldes.. Mj-1. Glepn Lee, pledge Ill elleglance 'IllS Biven by If your iiaJr Is fairly lone, ey PerdU, lllra. ElliUOd Bower a, Mri. Nev White, Mro. wand you're looking for a and Mra. DIWard Vaqo, the group. Beal, Linda and ~la8eal,Mr1. simple but elegant style tbat The eldt by Den 2 featured the Caka, loe eream, pmcb, cot' Norm111 Wiled, Romle wo o d, Mrl. Tnunll1 Ru1aeli, Mrs. Indian lore theme o1 the meet- Jo ADD BallO!', and Betty C1arl<, you ran fix yourself, try this: foe and IIIIa and mlntl wore -~ Graoe aad Jolary iAlu Klnr. lolra. .,, Ing. In Indian coatume pi~ loeal lioautlclalla, wore In Co- Divide your hair Into two Goroldlne Boyd 0( Alheaa, ~~r-. sections-brush b a c t and TO STAGE SAU: mualc with drums thO!' hod made lumbus 9lndls !or hair ollie side half Into a high pony Ja1 9tllea of AlbaO)', MrL Dana Jola!B• Gounl:r Salon 710, 8 and Murl'l,l' ol Wublngton, D, C., , were David Miller, Jeff Beaver, ahow at the Columbua SlloraUin taU, and take the top front Mlchoel llln<lf' Ricky llovatlor' Hotel. Mra. Ruaaell'a 100, J. c. soctloo, feather and 8JII'&Y It to, will ataao I rummage aalt and lllra. WOllam MUrl'l,l' of CO. , , Thllrldel beilllllnlr at 9 a.m. at lumbus. and Ronnie easel. Thofii'OIIIIpre· and Miss Dobbie I!Dby, came to a little In give It some full· , ~ ness, then wrap It around the Cclurt st. building in HDted several dances. PreiOitlng lltia to Mra. Perthe holal tD vlalt her. the rubber band holding the roy 11ex1 to Bryanl'a DIICOUIII Den t for the cloalni pve a Mr. and Mra. RDbert -.n pony taU and fasten the piece store. Clothln& and dishes will daa wore Miss Barbara Llllbt. eldt, "The story Ill the Blue and a~ !moral oervlcos !or his foot, Mra. Joiul Dean, Mra. car- . of hair with a bobby pin Gold," and takllli part were Bob aunt, Mra. Nsal Sllne Iii Colum- underneath the p o n y taU. be for aate. loe suva, MrL Elmo Sllllth, lira. l'llwera, Dick OWen, Dllllll' DaJoe Hell, Mra. Homer Goodwill, ·Feather and spray pony tall. buoThurldls. ANNOIJNI;E SERVICE via, Kevin Yeauger, Tim '111omMr. and Mrs. Jolin Sewell Ill SUnrl10 arvlcas at lhe Hem- Mra. Owen Sllllth, Mro. Lloyd, as, and Tim Scltes. ThO!' ciOied Marietta - • !llnday gueots ol Klnr. Mr1. Frank Dou.llaa, IIIII\ Sir Walter Scott wrote un· lock Chri11ian Church, Hemlock Mro. Gar, Glbaon, and Mrs. Joe w111t ths law ollhe pack. hla mother, Mra. Netta Wamer, ·der the pseudonym of Cap· Grove, wiD be held at 5:30 L Cubmaster Yeauger DOled that ~. Ebenezer St. m.Eaoter~. tain Clutterbuck. Mrs. Bei\Y Howell had attend- Sewart, Tim Thomas, Kovln Yeaupr IIIII Jim Holman. Other awarila to Jim llol111011, beaf bod&e and &aid arrow paiDI; M1ka Ploweta, boar IIIII .SOld arrow point; Goorge Slew, . _ Davl• ....U· art,. . btU· · ·-~y ~·, George Bate,y, aold and all•or arrow pob)t IIIII Tim Sliillh, &Oiil arrow point. ' ..•.;.•.' ' services will be held tian service, Mfriersvllle Meth.. odlst Church, bake sale, saturday, 9 a.m. Hines building In Mlnern1lle. ", ·..,. ~ ~· < PLAN SALE A rummage sale wUI be held Thursday and Frldls by the Live Wire Class ot the Forest Run Methodist Church in the roam 1be aacrament of the Lord's of Mrs. John Werry will present adjacent to tile Pomeroy Cob Of· ' SltJper will be administered at .. Thee We Adore." !ice, Second SL 'l1le sale will The United Methodist Church begin at 9 Lm. eaeh morning. the lolaundy Thur&clls serrtoe of the P<m10roy United Methodist celebrates only an "~n co~ SIJNRISE SERVICE munion." Chur<h at 7:30 p.m. Easter Sunrise services at the Services Cor Easter wUl be a 'l1le choir onder the dlrecUoo 6 a.m. sunrise service Collowed Portland U n I to d Methodist by an Easter breakfast served Church will be held at 6 a.m. by Lydta Circle of the church. Sunday, Youth of tile church wUI Special Invitations to attend have have charge of the service. been sert to the Ohio Valley Cmnmondery 24, Knight Temptar, aOO to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Mr. WMrs. Grover stout were Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken will weekend guests of her chHdren, sing "The Holy City" accomHarold, Max, Mrs. Keith Weaver, Friday & Saturday panied by Tom Baker, church IIIII Mrs. AuoUn Wogan, 111M! their April 4 & 5 organist. llmWes In Columbus. (With 8 Gals. Gaol The worship service on EasMr. and Mrs. J, C. Th<111pson ter will be held at 10:30 a.m. ol Medina were >isltlng over lhe The Rev. Glen Hiles, pastor, weekend with the latter's sister exten:ls an invitation to the puband bruher-IJ>olaw, Mr. and Mrs. lic to atteOO any of these serMarvin WUson and her mother, Pord'ro)' 538 W. Main '· lilrL Eme Hoosier. Mrs. Hoosier vices. nturned home witll lhe ThO!III>- '· ·'Bridal Shower Given ~j~=~ At Carleto~ Church :-· :-:-·.: ··.· -· ;r ". 1 , ".:" , , . ' ...... 0 0 0 0 0 -J ' '" �., ' ' .Qrandfather'sDream Has Become Reality ' Mrs. .lamtly. ho!ie that hil ..........t.t:. Joy Smith Footer, dau&trter ti Mr. Theo Smith of !'lime. aild Mrs. .... Mit AND MRS. WILLIAM A. KING MR AND MRS. WILLIAM A. KING, POMEROY, Route 2, will observe their golden wedding anniversary with an ~ house l'rom 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, April13 at their Kingsbury Road horne. Mrs. King, the former Neva Hellman, and Mr. KJ., were married on April 12, 1919. They are the parents of two sons, Virgil, Pomeroy, Route 2, and Leo of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. King have seven gran:lchlldren. The 'Over 50' Favored In Rep. PofPs Bill Too young to retire and too old to ftod work. This dilemma faces the owners of Independent bu slnesses, apparertlyrecognizettdl!l many unemployed persons over problem and support lor a PrO50 who, as a group, suffer a posal by Representative R!cha~ disproporll.pnate rate of unem- l'lllr of VIrginia to provide a tax incentive for the employment of ployment. person5 over 45. Ironically, modern employee H.is b!ll before Congress would fringe benefits such as hosp!tallzaUon insurance, retirement permit, besides the usual income plans, and life insurance pose a tax de<klctioo of salaries andotbbarrier to employment of old- er employee costs as a business er persons because these costs expense, deductioo of an additional small percentage ol aalarles are based oo age. paid to older employees. This A major group oC employers, "premium," grl4lated by age bracket, would ranae from 2 per cent of the salaries paid to the 45..10 year-old group to ~ per MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY April 2 • 3 NOT OPEN cent Cor those over 60, FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY April 4 · 8 THE BOSTON STRANGLER (Technicolor) Tony Curtis - Henry FonSa COLORCARTOONS: Two Faced Wolr The National Federa\100 olll>dependent Buslneso, polling pro. prletors In every state, loond 59 per cent of the respondents approve the measure 32 per cent oppose !~ and 9 per cent are unde<ldecl In Ohio, 60 per cent favnr the legislation, 30 per cent d!soent, and 10 per cent have no firm oplo!on, What on Earth SHOW STARTS 7 P. M, o... !lie did IIIII todl¥ lllle Ia oentlq concerti In catl!orniL Before her marrlqe, Mr a. Folller bopn her IIWdloa 011 tiLe pipe orpn at tiLe United Methodist CJNrd!lll I'IIIILOIO.)'. Allhaulb her srandfathw bad ......,.ape~ her thl'Glllll> the years to take LQ> the lnstrumeal DOiblnll materialIzed until the Rev. J. Le.Ue Kunze, then pastor ol the l'llmeIW church, said just the rf8hl words of encouragement. JDy went to tha <hllr<h retl· ularl,y to praet!ee oo tho orpn and theoe lrlpa nro kept a ..,_ crei !rom her grandfather wau she had progressed to a point where ahe could dlsplt¥ her tal- ent with pride. Today, Mrs. Folller Ia orpnlst of the First Chrlot!an Cbur<:h Chi co, CoiU., and Is dean ol the Chico Chapter ol the American GuUd ol Orpnlsts. 5lle has se"ed a number ol chUrches In CaiUom!a, (JI!o and Kentucky not ooly as orp.nlst but as choir director. Her private teachers have Included Ch&rlos van Bronklx>rst. Recentl1. Mrs. Folller Joined G. Leland Ralph, orp.nllt of tho SacrameniD, CaiU., First Baptilll anarch since 1936, to preseut an orpn recital at t h e First Christian Clllrch. Mr. · Ralph maintains his own studio for organ and plano Instruction In &.cramento. Mr1. Foster's portion of the progrsm Included "Prelude IIIII Ruaue In F Minor" by llandol; )IRS. JOY SMITH FOSJ'ER SNOWVILLE 4-H MEETS Line's Purpose Tho 91owYWe 4-H Club met The Mason and Dixon Line at the home ol , pon WUI<ll oo was surveyed by Charles March 21 with the proal- Mason and Jeremiah Dixon doni, Brenda IJanloy, prea!cling. .in the 18th century to settle Now olllcers which were electAid territorial disputes between at the pr,......ng meeting wore lhe proprietors of Maryland and Pennsylvania. Installed. Dlaeusa!on and oelectlon ol 4-H projects wao tho main Esperanto purpose ol the meeting. A comThe international language mun!ta- project wao also discuss- Esperanto was devised by ed. Refreshments were served L. L. Zamenhof of Poland. published his first book 11 ·~concerto No. 3 ln G Ma;Jr, llr Grace WUI<ll, carl'7lnl out He under the pen name of Dr. Antonio Soleri .,Pastorale" to" a st. Patrick's Day theme. The Esperanto, meanin~ 11 Dr. Ce~r Franek, and l'llwoll Wea- next meeting will be AprU 11 Hopeful," from wh1ch lhe ver'• "The Squirrel" at the home of carlos Silva. language gets its name. Next f:ime a. Left Slwulder Specialist WA.SIIINGTON · .(\JPI) -lntarI <loc:tor • ~ ·"!!"a the niolll rewatc11111 ilsillninent In Jour!Wism;· · It may not be very productive new-'se, but It provides a splendid Cl)portunlly to ~ a IIUie !rei medlcalaclv!ce. A good reporter does nut solicit such !n!onnatioo owrtly. He br!lv It out aubtly 10 that the doctor Is WLIWU'e that ha 11 part!c!jJat~Jv in a feeless vlewllw M,y true purpose, however, wa1 to fin! 014 what to do al>oUt a pain I bad been haviLV In my Jeflaholllder. "The new spectalt,y ol general practice Is roatly nut a eootradlctioo In terms," Slwpiro said. "Tradltlonall,y, the general practitiooer, or famtly doctor, hal f101ctionod oo an Cl)isodlc JaveL That Is, he treated people who came tn with scmothlng the matter. the classical general practltle~>,r an<~ the specialist to the way he acquires his bedside maLULer, ''What the old-time famtly doctor acquired thrOUgh el<Per· tenee. the new spoclallat will acquire through the study ol behavlonl se!e""' IIIII training programs." I said, "SUppose It's a sort ol shoot!LV pain that usually 1001 away In . the daytime but eonaultation. "This Ia crisis care mile not I .-ntly art'llVed · · . an the beat approach. The InterVIew with Dr. MQ!anl ''II. specialist will be oriented SNpiro, prealdelt of the throulh educatioo IIIII tralnlqr FOR A BOY'S American Academy of General to · provide health cCIWllelinlPract!ee, who came here !r1111. pre1e!lllve haalill managaDU!nt Chicaao to test!(y at a Se~ate -as llroll as medical service." heariJw. I "That's YOl'l' bterea>Wanted E>PiaLatlon i~Vo Whaf would the new I told the JOOd <loc:tor I opo<lallst do aOOu! a palllln the wanted ID e>PlallltiOD ol the left shoulder?" new .PJ'CIIII'IIIl Wiler which Type ol pnenl practice Ia beiLV "It would depend Ill part on elevated to the status of a the cype of pain," SlwpitQ aakl medleal apeclalty. u Another dUterence between aald; · ~aster~trolling Patn frequently comea back at nigbt'l" "Could be a nerve or muscular problem, 1J1101W other things," Slwplro said. "Thera Is ..., a much greater demaod for phyo!clan services than there are physicians to provide them. "We • that 8iviLV flmtly practice a apectalt,y status wUl encourage more YOULV phyaf.. clans to go lito that line ol medicine rather than becamiLV eUnleal spoc!aUsts or eoaaul· taltl." To Stirrup Fun Handtome br&a~ k -'="..nnpea. e• on • runed loafer .. . a pair of atirrups damped together, Give the Accutroaf Tnepiece Easter CIUMIT'I' 14GO w•DDIII. lltfle ..,,10 FOR HER! Poll Parrot Shoes For Boys and Girls SHOES MIDDLE OF THE UPPER BLOCK • In C&lllorala !or the paot lfitel years, wui be loaviLV 110011 !Gr Thlaland. Mr. alii Mrs. Harry S. Jllaore, Jr. of Ashlsnd, ~fl., were reeent vlllltora of hia parents, Mr. and Mra. Harry S. Moen, Sr. The Rov, and Mrs. Fcll'olt Murray of Sblnn1ton, W. Vs., and Mr. and Mra. Rllbert MOore and daughter, K!mberl1 ofsmtthbure, W. Va., wereSUndayauests of Mr. alii Mrs. Eupno J1urra7 and family, The Rov. IIIII Mrs. Murray were observtrwthelr 40th woddiLV aM!veroal)'. Iller! and John MaJer of eo. lumbus are here !Gr the weak wltiL their ~~r&"""renta, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Georp Meinhart. Their parents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. John Mayer brought them down ovar tho weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Herben Fink are at tho hclllo ol their IIOll-illlaw alii daUihter, Mr. and lira. Howard Ervin IIIII lamtly of lla· elne. They will remala there durfnl the recuperation ol Mr. Fink, just recently diachargecl <\'rom the GallipoUs Medical CeL>ter. Lawton TOIIIj)ieton, Jackson, Lawton Temple, Jr. and 1011 Eddie of Columbus were weekend 100sts of Edwanl TeJl1)1eton, Hatley Run. Saturdoy night aueots or Mrs. Belly Howoll, VIne St., Middleport, """ M!aa Belly Napper, COlumbus, hero on her aprlq vacaUan. Mrs. llowall and Miss Napper visited SUnday wltiL Ellwan! Templeton. [ HOSPITAL NEWS I llolzer Medical Center, First Ave. Vlallllw houri 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Ollly 011 Pediatrics Ward. Admlsolms PUblication of admloelODs Ia problblted until further notice. Births Mra. 1lenr)l c, IIOIIIQ', Jr., New Haven. +upter, 2:50p.m. Tue...; lira. 1ilrG1cl B. llullblref;''O Gart18ll ·~Yi, dmatf. ter, 2;22 p.m. Tueldar, Mrs. Jamea K. Klnr, Letart, W. VL, 11011, 7:G1 p.m. 'nleediQ'. Dllcharps Joan T. BanLoUe, Mrs. liarrill Bradley, SleYen R. Bulb, Jemlfer L. CO'- lira. liar· old L. COilrlll, Mrs. 1bomu L, Cro•- EnosllomaiiJ, Mra. Jacob M. Gaul, E. -Janel, Mra. AliLertl Koeblor, a.u.... 9P.M. DIAMOND PENDANTS PIERCED I!AR RINGS BRA(:ELETS & NECKLACES SPEIPEL WATCH BANDS JADE ONYX. PEARL RINGS AND MANY OTttERS BULOYA & WYLER WATCNEI ~YIIAMIQ 1100 ALSO TO lt?l FOR HIM! MEI!KER LEATHER GOODS RINGS .... and murderiLV the LlnLiberlh child IIIII was ellllcuted. CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAGE FOR HECI'S STOlE IEAIEST YOU! MR. AND MRS. FERRELL 55th Anniversary Observed . A ...,.toe pari,)> was held &llday In obllll'Vance ol t h e 55ib wecJdlDi llllliveraary ol Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ferroll o1 West PRICES IN EFFECT-NOW THROUCII 9Laron, IIIII Dllll)l, .~~j Mr. IIIII lira. Robert Dellllle and Tlnllril ol Lodl. SAT., APRIL 5, OR WHlE QUANTITIES LAST! Mr. IIIII 1!o1rB. Jack Ferrellj Dlma Roe, Well Salem; Mr, lira. B!chard Ferrell, i!odLIII\1\ Barbie and Kim, Woollier; oDLI lira. Euaane Smllb. IIIII Clnd,y, Mlrloa; Mr. IIIII JMi,; BUI Ferrall, Wad.-th; IIIII Mr&: Keooel FerreU Mr. and . lllrl. Harold Sa I 81111 IIIII cardo 'were ·»re.....,.. North Almstead; Mr. IIIII to Mr. and lira. F'ern.U. Keith Ferrell, TlllDIII', and Timmy, and Mr. and •tteDLII"i were Mr. Donald Haucl<, Pomeroy; WUilam Kllwle, Kathie IDGIII'tl-1 lira. ~ WatiOil, Miller e; cia, Vandalia; IIIII. lira. Deal.. Mr. IIIII Mra. WWla F~.i aunmertteld and Renee, a Karen ODd KIQ', Alllland; • JlmJn)' and Darlene WliiOIL, and Mrt. Glen Ferren, halllL Salem. ChUdren, srlllldelLIIdren a n d sreat-sranclchlldren of the booored eouplo pULtted at the home ol their l<lloln-lnw IIIII daulhter, Mr. and lira. William Miller ol Alhland, for a poilu"" dlmw. An amlveraary cake was se"edlollowlng the d1nnar and.lllmOI'Cilll 2675 ' SEE T .NEW WEMBL Y TIES • Two spools with different lint capoclties • PushbuttDn &pool release • "No toor• taktdown • Foldino handle with com· fortablt, finger-formed FOR EASTER and THE NEW ' Stll~9, . ~~·$ON~ JUST uflrACKED ON.THE . • Black finish • Small size for freshwater $ 88 99 • 2 Spools- Push button$ spool rtltaH • Corrosion Resistant • Right and leh hond models knob. it ~now~ 01 th1 line11 1pinto1tin~ '"I in lht ...:>rid . O.,igned for OC· curott, pin ·poinl «11ting .. . it$ 1hoPI ll'lakes it comlortoblt for use 88 $ The Go•<io Abu-Matic 170 • Two spools • Automatic bail • Standard retrieve MIIOW BUCKET CHAII STRIIGER FIEEZ' SHELF safa·19 Tight-butted link 77( chainsnaps with and ly center swivet ·' GREAT LAKES 2 PIECE BLACK FRAIILL PLASTIC 1\ '-' FISHING ROD Two-piece fiber glass construction I Clamp reel lock · I 3 ploted guides and tips I Cork handle I 2 Piece, 10 quart, nan·ftoating type. $2 44 $ 55 HECK'S Fl LIIE 6·1·1 0· 12-15-20 LI.TIST 01, WI...... so SPOOl. 900 SLEEPING 6 VOLT LANTERN TTERY ® ( POCKET Improved stag handt.s, heavy BAG I WITH CANOPY HOLMAR FAULTLESS BALL GLOVE GOLF BALLS fa"'* Ideal for little lec~guers. A popular 1ize mod1l Df cark r.olar cowhide. Adjustoble wrist strap and flngtrtlp laces. I CUT SIZE: $4'' SNELLED HOOKS Strong, flexibl1, and reody for the toughest flshing ... Poclcage of 6 . ...... 3FOR HOLMAR 2PLAYEI IADMIITOI sc sn Set inch.tdes: 2 Roclceh, ,_..., Shuffiecod< and Ca... CO:LEMAN CAMP TORM·Siir. . . The Mptoof baM r-11 COli hit o1 far than-bl; fiDIM bolls. And it ltoyt Oil JiM tuft 8 llrt&t SJ99 IGb.r clip. \ 88 $ OU·doy-long 11W. .. FRAIILL . ~ ol klnpiJW 1to7 ETC. Today'a Almanac !Ia.found . aullcy lUNDAY GRASS "'"'· Dmd E. l'llJDale. Mra. Larry D. Cur17 IIIII ln!aat dalllbter, Mrs. James llelolll Lewlllllll trtm daulhter. STO·v l ,, . . anocasr•• .. JmEIIINi HULA LUllS 9 ' RE.E LUllS BANDS $ 12 POMEROY ., -~ 10A.M... K. Lolli, · Dm.t Mebl, M r •· Yar7 F. MeQWd, Mra. Grace Mnore, Mrl. .lfaiYia E. llorpn, Mra. Gr..,. Olbeme, Crl11 c. SIQ're, JoiQ' ~~Le~L~Lmt. Mrl. Mar7 llloellllbr, Mra. Dall L. llJ!rea, Ida 'h11or, MLrlll ' ·' .,..,.._.........., . MONDAY thru SATURDAY . OPEN P'RIDAY NIGKf UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEH ALL DAY THURSDAY ' STORE HOURS fellow. Tho moon Is fulL The mornlqr stara are Mereu17 IIIII Mara. The ntnllV stars are VOIILII, Jtt~ller and Salllrll on this day In hialor)': In 17112 CO!Lp'ell lllthorized the llllnt to eotn ..-y, all to be lnacr!bed with the u.s. liiCltto ,. E Plurlbul l1llm." In 1866 Prooldeal Andrew . J - oJsnod I proclamaUoo dec!ariLV an end to the "inlurrection" (Civtl War) In tile South. . In 1932 Charloa Lbd>ortlh left · "-"000 In a Now York . Cley itinetery Cor Ill unldonU!Ied man In hopei ol racover~LV his Jddl.,ect soa. Bnmo Richard , . . . Poli -P1rrot Whirlybird , TV, ri""' wilh eKtl ,.air of POLL-PARRCYf *- Complete Selection ¥ eraaer, !111'1 lta!Joried tiLt 82nd day of1969 with 27S to U...,. 00 for Adamo ,Today Ia WodneldiQ', April 2, DIAMOND "INGS ready for roulh: action. Charioa Ill' United Preas !JUnatlolal -.:,r- .!!!,~LUUKD hardware SOUth :, Point haa · h&ro vtsti!LW hla brother-il>law and lllswr, Mr. inol w. A drlll!l or the 111r,. P. iibllth haa become a reoll!l'. The late Mr. iibllth lllrauab the years had allen ~lied a JW, would IIILHlY the. pipe· . : eracer I)( ·~ • ; J �.' ' ~ I :r.s.otr.. "as mgton Wh1te Paper h~ llaU.¥ l, ~eport.P..,.f01, o., ~rn ·, •. . ' 2, 19$9 I ' '· . , ·'- _ .· .~ ' ' Nixon at .. Vietnam Crossroads: Must Get Out or,·Escalate MENS . LONG SLEEVE LADIES 2-PIECE SKIRT SET Skirt • Sizosl0-'!_16 _ Rae S4aS 3.44. 5 LADIES' SLEEVELESS . "Phil took two eggs one mornhlc. oo ha sot a 11118Uor helploW lot- dinner" 2 FOR$ BEDSPREADS By MAIIGtiERITE DAVIS WASHINGTON (IJPI) -Home 11 a llqry place thise daya lor Sen. Philip A. Hart and hlo , . family All fully serged, double jute backing- Cut from nylon and other quality fibers. 2 1 00 FOI 5 2 FOI sac ssoo 36"x60" • •.•.•• • •• •••••••• $4" 18"x27" ••• • ••••••••••••.• 27"x48"............ 24"x72" •••••• • ••• • •• · • • •• Who, II I Lenten obNI'VIInco, are lltlng lor a week on a waltan IOod buc!Pe; Mra. Jane Hart, holre11 wife ot lhe Mlchttan Democrat, Qld the deeloroio waa made at a falilll,y .-oiL The f..., ohll4reo llvlna at home nowMichael, 16; Cll'de, 15; 1\lay, 13, ani Leura, 11- declded with their jllrento to e...,rlence what JIII'IIHII on welfare rolla mUit survive on. Hart -.r no persuasion. CARPET REMNANTS 14"x27" .. ...... . ... He hao worked hard In behalf or bigger <OilJrelllonal approprlaUona to provlde lood for needf ehlldren. ''Survive,_ is the Word "SUrvive" is the word to describe the welfare diet, Mrs. Hart oald. The lamUy Is goloW to bed hurwry. She llgurea the lood aDowaneo averages 25 cents per person per meal, minus a P8JU\Y doclred from that oum every now and then to Jll1 lor their das's food. "My spray deocleront ran out, alii you can't replace that on the welfare budget," Mrs. Hart aald. "So I learned the substitute- use baklow powder. "When you nm out or 3'' Deaplte·strenuousopposiUonby counts and prlcu to iarge A Beautiful High Quality Bath Towel. Smart Colors . . .. Solids, Prints, Jacquards . SHAG RUG Heavy rayon plush pile shag rug with latex non skid backing in assorted colors. Cowl, Crew and V-neck style' with zip back in solid colors and stripes . .. sizes 34 to 40. 88 BATH TOWELS~ 7"x45" RA .....J . l, .. SHELLS MATCHING ,0 . ........:...... sat . ". "' ' .::;10 .;·,··'· ..,"''" . "'"""', WRANGLER WESTERN STYLE FRAYED LEG SHORTS COLORS: WHITE, LT. BLUE, LT. GREEN. LADIES' COTTON POPLIN PANTS Made of Avril & Cotton in sizes 8 to 18. Colors: Pink, Turquoise, Yellow, Lime 'and White. .. $ utaeturaro, an May I there Ia aehedliled to go Into effect the new Federal Trade C<llnml"lan IIUidellnea lor oooperatlveadver• tlalow and promotional allow· CANNON LADIES' SLEEVELESS KNIT MIN'IIIZio 29·31 IOYI'IIZio 1·11 $266 Beautiful English Rose Print. Colors, PinkBlue-Yellow·Lilac. 11"•101" er fUllFinEI ••• 72"•101" ... muma .. $248 $1 99 put prea.we 011 a regime that tru1t1 Wallhlng1on very much, Indeed. That the· concesabl has now been contellljlluousl,r rt!UIIed 11 another and a t..,- llllhaJIII(er kind of measure. It proves all over ~ste, use soda alii salt." Mrs. Hart 11 lhe cleughter or the late mUilooalre auto J>arll manulacturer Walter 0. Brlills of Detroit, Conner owner of the Detroit Tigers baseboll team. The ..,.tor has lnvellment Income and a World War D dlaablllty l>OIIIIon to slt)l)loment his $42,500..-yeer ccngrenloml buy- ' p.....,red mllk, eggs, and '1111111'· Mro. Hart Q(d lor the llrlt couple ol daya ol tho e...,r. lmeJK, her allentlm SJl&ll was ,.sharper and better," but as the week neared lls elll &he lo Rilling &he tires eesll,y. Breaklaot consists or toast or breed alii reconstituted milk lor lhe three children, collee lor the adulls. Aller a ccqole ol "Your emclency is cut way who haa hlmsell never made a real canceoalon In the whole hlatory olthla action? President Nixon, Jn short, conIronto what Graver Cleveland called a condltlon and not. a theory. Tile theOry, ot """'""· has been that U only our aide would be patlonll1 ''llexlble" enqugh, the othtr aide would•at lensti> resJtOncl, Tile condition Is, and alw~~ra 11111 ..,.., that lhe other aide hal neYer been con. v!nced ot \he ataylag power of American relolwe and wiU nev. er be without \he adcllUon tc tbe complex of at leas! one ol two ractoro. Tile one Ia wholl7 unatWnable; u· 11 an end to the carping and the ()!eking at the American I>Osltlan by doYOI Inside and oulolde the Senate. The other 11 attainable and must now be ou.IIJ)IIed. Tills Ia a candid determluatlon by the Nixon Admlnlltratlon tc have rocourse to all that Is now open down."' she said. "I can lmaglne days, when the children were · how this affects the children's hurwry enough 1o eet. ..!meal perronnance in school." without the usual clol1op of The wellare diet bopo with a cream, they were served cereal sparse breaklaot SUnciQ, and instead ol bread. was to be obser...r tloroulhout uFrult is out of the question, 11 stew..nd--rlce dinner Selurdar. Mrs. Hart said. uMif asked in How would they celebrate Ito the most plaintive w~~r 11 she ertTI couldn't have applesauce one "We'll probably have a e<q~le dent Nixon's final effort to do morning, but I sald ol course of dozen eggs for breakfast. .. the same by WIIJI of j)l'ofOUnd not." pay, Cheek Ads uyou check the focxl adverUaements and fin::l out where the beat bargains are- J>Ork 11 ver at 29 oenls a pound, stewing chicken at 39 cents a - that 11, ~ becln now to ,. ,.. )I',_ gemlne military to an enemy """ wiD be _ , . b1 nolhlng le11. II 11 the leaol 18erel f/1 - · renl Wallhing!Aln tOJ) MCl'tU 1111& lheae Intractable nolltlea a r 1 boring lnto~~NbGn, 'l1lar will stsnd at the lqJ ollhe de of lhe Prnltlent'a .,... 1ng hare with a ,......, held Ill 1tate, Prime· Nint.lter Gor1Git d Aullralla, on Marcb 31 lllld April I. No ally hu .been more fallh!Ul than Aulllralla; lllld the old Wotld War D llalltar plll)t, who Ia John Gortco, w111' be ·a 8pllclall,y welcomed .,.at at a White Hause where a - Proa. lclent muot graop a ne1t1e thai will not go aw~~r. For weeka, the dovea have been Jlllbllcl,r threateninl Mr. Nlxm with a calamitous tall In hll polla and the dellructlao d his etrectlve relatlonahlp w1t11 unleso ... takea. llofl line In VIetnam. He hU done lilt belt to walk prudenlly, Now he haa got to come out olthetrencll. es &nd tc 110 . upward and forward Into the blaaL 11o will not, at any rate, hove to BOIIII'WIN alone; and thla lo the central meaning of the Gorton Ylatlhln. ply ror the senator. How can you go to a luncheon meeting and not eat?.. he Conire•• Good things go with ... asked. Mrs. Hart tried to keep a rein on the meals served at home. u Phil took two eggs one morning, so he got a smaller ances on a slldlnc scale, While helping than usual for dinner," purchasers or larger quentitles she said. can 11111 secure larger allowLettovers for Lmch ances due to this volume, the Her own lunch usually conbasis or payment must be consists of leftovers not needed tor slsnt. In other words, if tho althe current day's dlrmer. Once lowance Is based on a cerlain percentage or the doHar volume she round some bananas "o1d ol goods purchased, thisperceni.- and brown and cheap- a marvease must be the same for all. lous lunch.'' Stew. made ot cheap cuts ot The FTC guidelines are theresuit of a United Slates Sl{lreme ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your .,.,_ndable O.alerFar p1UMII NG AND •---------.1 HE AT1NG Pha.,.WY _ 2 2550 / --··. ''-< . ' . upto . PERMANENT PRESS FORTREL AND COTTON ASSORTED NEAT PLAID COLORS. $121~ '. 00 IVY SLA.CKS SIZES29·3B $ .99 ' GIRLS'. LADIES' ACETATE BRIEF BELL SLACKS PANTIES Stretch Denim 32 Guaoe Brief In Durobt. stretch denim in tht populor ''BeUH model. White and Auorted Colors . . . Sl111 5 to 10. Choice of colors. Sizes 7to 14 ' HOSE Heck's own " Goy ltampage" brand. All fint quality hosiery in . ......, .... Cinnamon, Beige. THIRSTY BATH TOWELS ..., . e 22x44 • 23x.c6 VALUES TO $2.98 IF PERFECT $ 'cause Heiner's goes with everything good '' e SOLID & PRINTS • JACQUARDS • $ . KING SIZE ~ 00 •• • PLENTl' 01' FREE PAUING 'WRt/i.alU!liD ., . Point Pleasa.-t, Second St. Near End Of Sh•l• Brldp ~' ' - .• IT UY . 411.,... AVAU•ttl au.IOCAno.- JElL- . . . . ' • SIGN your coupon ind fill in · required information. Your ·wfrina allowance is r41deemable throua~ April 30, 1~9 . :§ . . CHOOir a' fla,m're" el!'tric ~~~· with • self-cleanina !IYOII • .set the claanina control• and tile dven will clean itself •• .tlutQmlttltaiiY .. ·•'l!Ciric~lly , .• (or les~ than·_,titn.ctnts ~nd ~; no effort from yoU. ; ~"r ,)j ' ~,'W'I '' I • ' School lunches, never particularly Jlopular wltb lhe children, suddenly became 41 baJKtuets.'' she said. One da,y a lrlenl shared a c..,cake wllh Leura. Midday presented difficulties poun:l.'' she aald. "Then, it you were on welfare, you'd have to leg It trom store to store." tlvely detrimental to amaUer <IXIIj)Otltora. In ~r to ehlo*l{l tills hole, the Roblnson-Patman Act was pasaOd to provide that all dlstrlb~.nceL utors must be treated aHke on a Tile ITC action lneorporatoa proportJo•te baals. the two 11118ndmenta to the Robtarse11 since World War U, lnoon-~tman Act before the Con- the practice or elrcumventlow this 11'811 by llapreoenlaUw Wright restriction thr<q~h tho guise ol Patman of Toxao, which are heev· c<q>erottve advertising and pro- Court ruling which hold that In lly II{IJIQrted In natlo..r J>Oll• motional allCMancea has been the so - called Meyer case disconducted by the Natlooal Feeler- quite common. While in l~&ulng crimination was being practiced auan or lndopendet~ltflneill):..,._ tlU! guldellnea on this subject . " ~-p.lna!, -ll•r retalle~., . O• of thue Wferilmenta the· Fl'C has not written lilY new NeitheHII s..,re$e ·Ciioih d.,. makes It mancletory lor an,y man- law, It has laid down the procecl- elslon, or the subsequent ITC aculaeturer or JIICkerofrerlowauoh ures that must be followed toes- tian attacks the principle or lci,UO!IIncas 1c mkae all who aell tabllah a good lalthdelenselnan,y vertlslng. lnsteed, It recogniZes Its products aware or the oUer. action brought under the Roblr>- the need lor leglUmate adverUsTho other 8j)8)11 Otil that an;y aon.Palllman Act. lng, but does atteek the practice buyer who knowingly aeeka ...,. From May 1, It Is the duty o1 or giving lllepl discounts to preee11lona from a · aq,pler not everymanulacturerorJIIekeror- !erred accounta under the guise ,,.liable to a cllii)Jletitor Ia In lerlow suoh allCManceo to make or advertising or promolloml al· vlolaUon of the llobhuoon.Patman sure that aD establlahmenls hand- lowanees. Act. ling the merchandise are aware Federad111 reaeerchors b&- that such an olrer exists. Sevoral lie"' that these guldellnea wlll go alternate suggestions are made alq..., toward correcting tho as to how thla canbeacCOJI1)lloltmarketlng abu&el that ha"' not ed. only dloortmlnatad agalnatt h e Tho guldellnee aloo provide amaDor retailer, but aloo added that any promotloaal or merehar>ooato to the consumer. . dlslow plan muat be llexlbly Since 1890 lllere hie been c.... enough oo that aU dlotrlbutlve slant revlllon ol 11!0 uti!rust outlets, no matter what alze, may lawa to meetchaowlowcondltl- partlcpote. It allo bar• lhe comPrior to 1936 preferential dls- man uee ol PJ'OIIIodoaal aDow· ...,co~tlona rrom SouthV'-. The thing hal """" run circle; no man INlnc rwlty lor 11 Ia can now &uJli)Oaetha!IIIYihll!ll Ienihan an lncreue of blunt AIlied military action can be ol much uoe lillY mo.-e. What prot. It In further_.., to an enemy again, tor the um,pteenth time, that the Communllt Blsallanta ol VIetnam - whether lhe lndlgenou1 VIet Coni or the Invading" North Vl-eae- are olm()ly never going to agree to an honorable J)Oa<e until and unlell they are IOllcll,y delealed .., the lleld or battle. Tllll Pruldellt, Uke two Pres. idents before him, bas again gone tar, tar more than half~ ...,. In hla attemjlla to liquidate th11 war an bare'¥ bearable terms. Thla Prealdenl, like the two Preoldento before him, has met an lmJJiacable Communis! purpooe to go on with the a.oresJlon. k Ia a purpose baled, .. It had been with the two Pre-• before Mr. Nixon, precisely on· the enemy' a belief that mlnorlt;y olamon In this nation lor a poaee at almolt any price will u!Umately drive the Amerlean government into some IUrrender couched In other words. President John1011'1 final effort ID bring shout uoelul peace negotlaUans by halting t h e bombing ol North VIetnam hal now been paralleled by Presi- MEN'S 2FOR~oc~ 77, VIetnam eould ever be prevailed upon In the nut place to make such a coneesston to a Communlll !lith column llej!klng tho very destruction ol his governmenl wa1 a llrlldng meaaure or Washlng!Aln's oapaolcy to meat or thi cken with inexpensive vegetables llke carroto and Co..Op Ads, Promotions, Subject To Federal Guidelines on May 1 5 aome of the natlon'oblggestman- era were found to be compeU- . ~ lor or South VIetnam to miet · with them In Parla, . with or without American and North Vietnamese partlclpotlon, dies ret another dream for the Amerl~ ean dO'veL '!bat Preoldent Thleu ol South Well-Fed Familyis Learning§.¥$ What Welfare Life .is Like ,; aHIRIS 51.50 AND 52.50 • Unt free • ColOr faP • Washable • Full or twin sizt e Color.: Whit•Biue-YellowAntique Gold·liloc·A¥ocadoPink ·Brown.Orongt·Sandlol· Into the forefront of Spring fashion in sleep and lounge wear, is this Iavely long culotte made of soft jersey in gay floral prints, featuring stand-up Collar . .. sizes S, M,L. Iitie two. He muot PI out; or he niull pt an with II with far ~ore military u~acila­ tim" than has yet been tried. 1n the curt re.ie<tlan by the Communlll VIet Cong or t h e extraordlnarll,y oooolllatory or. Sen. Hart, Heiress Wife Go to Bed Hungry J. DRESS • Bonded Knit fabric * Anorted Patterns • Soil•• & Prints * Button Front with either Cowl or Jowol Hocklino • All Styln with s..poin THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM OF PAlE FOI HECK'S STORE YOI! BY WILLIAMS. WHITE WASIIINGTON - Preoldent· Nixon'• ~ailed "optlCI1a" tn the VIetnam War, which haYO In hard !act alw~~ra .,_ malnlr optlono that never were, are d!rindllnc doom now to • real. ' ......._-1;>·~' ~· •• 1 ··}-· . I ' ·• ~. ; ,, .• .i ..... ' ®®@looo . . ... :· [l. ,,,, �·----·---------- "----·, . ··--· .t"'· • • • ~ ·······-· I ' • • • ~ · ~ · • . ..,....,. ...-.--.-- -----··-·· ... ' Now You Know I , 20S1ores Serving OJdoans For -.Nearty'• jlf .f't ~ntaey · .. enti Cloudf-- . . . ._,.. 1101111 and .... ~· . . . . . . er to• IOUiii!Nfl and' Ill t1ta i'llf el~re. ,(:Jtu41t' ••••FAMOUS BRANDS AT. BUDGET • ••• . . PRICES. e t THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1969 · VOL. XXI NO. 241 HANES and ;: Frlci:Qr wltlt rtla M , I 1 wardovertl!t~ ' Devoted To 17ae Intemll Of17ae Meigl· Mt110n Aret~ ' POMEROY Weather ary .e The oldest museum · In lite world Ia the Ashmolean Mu1ewn in Oxford, England, built li) 1,67t. " I • .;_I CAMPUS FRUIT. OF THE LOOM HI CANNON .. LADIES'. SPRING AND EASTER Millinery LADIES' NEW SPRING & Easter Dresses Wide selection of fabrics and styles in prints, pastels and solid colors, juniors, misses and·half sizes. AMPIJS Strawa, felta and florala in bllek and spriq fashion colon Some v~ on moot approprlote 101' the Elst« parade. FROM CANDY-FlUID From $5.99 LADIES' NEW SPRING AND EASTER LADIES' FINE FABRIC DRESS GLOVES ~: COATS Laminated fabrics, wools, and blended fabrics in navy, white, and fashion colors. FROM 111.1 n· lA wblle and falh1on cqloro, Iabrie gloves wblcb give a prettr band for Easter attire. MEN'S ST'!!! Ladles' New Spring cmd Easter Stlllla"l ~ &eoJn* """ laJI "'" oludo • 'blc ~. tliotk lUll ~-- DOVelllel tar, t...o - 69'.. s299 Sbos 14111 w 17. wenr need lrvol•l. pOpular eoUar lblet, ll•n' ely tanond b7 l'ruit d. the t.ac:.., •lll•ade IDd JuU eut. Enhance your fuhlon lma1e wltb an 2.99 Easter bond bol that rotoo hlah lor IQIII1 looks and roomtneu. AU newest. ail· ,.. - CucWiy Atol. . . TINt the lOY$' WHilE colon. DillS SHilTS ~:::;.~·· !l:s kvable 16 toto! eomiOJt, total IIeure flatter}' Lovable'• 10ft padded bra, olnll:b powemot with lacy eupa lD white, black, pink, blue, lemon mitt, pale miDI. A D-111, B & C IHO. For e DRESSES e BLOUSES e TOPS e PANTS e SHORTS e SKIR'TS o JACKETS e CULOTTES e COOR:DINATES FIOM DRESSES ,.s2.99 . Wide HleeUoll ID IIOil4 ""flOI eolor prinla IDd wont1 flbrllll 1n 111e1 to 1 to 14, .. ,m. a ex. FROM IJ Dfll' IPriDC ss.oo Hi BROW$ Plamoua lpY&ble nylon tricot Pill" Ueo lA w1t1ee and laablon eolan . : , Slzet H-?. i Nylon "MI • Choir" llrll abadow panel, $1.99 proof in sizes · amall. medium and large. Q1111111 ny1• "' eome ln belt oP<Inl ol>adel • • dat knit or mlcro melh weave ln a1aa1 I~ toIL 2,.•sl ~ ' IIOY!l' SHOR! SUIVE SPOR~ PaDu1ar otrO, atyla !or ~ Ill wbl:e, blaek 11114 !albion ,colon, OllfOI,'l and loafer Jlylaa lor bo7J. SHIRTS · In stripes, checks, plelds, solid . colors In Ivy traditional styling. Sizes 6 to 16. Sl99 MOM299 • · ~~~~ LADIES "CAMPUS" IIIIAND . LADIES' NEW Bra· '&lips Lovable'l new braslip has aJJ stretch band, adjustable stretch :straps, low bac:k in whiw, black, pale tint and lemon mist A32-36, B & C 32-38. PANTIES !AIIIel' •c-.11!11" brand pantfla, popoi!IJ' brief or band lq llyle ID · llnl nylon or - ton, olzft B-M-1.XL. ' .39!,, J ' 1 · s··9'.....!t·.. . ,:_1 .... · ~ "c ,..,- '· . """-~. . 'h .· ' A. ~ • ,.' 11)'1~ PANTY HOSE CHEI" FIRST QUII~ trimmed w it h Ho~~~-::~n:.:: CHILDREN'S .Sf:RlNG AND lASTER Stiffler's new spring line of famous Bobbie- Brook& sportswear ia now In our stores .. . mix or match In CO· ordinates, new sprJna atylina and colon, lonly new Iabrie.. FINE NYLON HALF SLIPS Beautifully lace a~ortu1 pllllh lllul!eft .. let ..,.. s1.00 ' 73 beds and add 20 new beds at on eaUmated coat o1 $2,200,1100, was approved lor 8 grant of $43:!,373. Additional asslatance lrom the Appalachia Program Ia pending. _ Hocklns Co::ncy Health Department, Logan, to construct a new racUII)' at an estimated cost of $130,000, was approved for a grant of $42,666. Additiona1 as:dlllance from the Appalachla Proll'am b: peadlng. 'Dettmer Hospital, Troy, to cc:nstruet a lawmy to be abarod wltlt Piqua Memorial and wusc:n Memorial Hospitals 11 an estimated eoat of $450,000, was awroved lor a grant of U50,000. _Hocking Valley Communi!)' Hoopital, Logan, to construct a 50 bed lang4.arm care unU at :~0:,.::, Appalachia Program - WUiard Area Hospital, wu. lard, to construct a 30 bed long. term care unit and modernize and expand tlte outpatient unit at an eaUmated eoat of $1,215,000, was approved lor a grant of $405,000. -SCioto Memorial llo::pltal, Portsmouth, to cc:nstruct a 50 bad long-term care unU at an estimated coat o! $700,000, was approved for a grant of $233,333. - Veleran's ldemorlal Hosplta!, Pomeroy, to eonatruct a 40 bad long-term care unit at an estimated cost of $600,000, was approvod lor a grant of $200,ooo. Additional as:d::tance from tho Appalaehla Program Is pendlng. -Jackson Iong.cerm center, Prosram Is pending. - Betlteada Hospital, Zanesville, to cc:nstruct a 50 bad long. term unit and a 32 bod rot:abllltatlon mdt at an eaUmated cost of $2,700,000, was approved lor a grant ol $600,000. - VUia Marla !Wrsing Home, Green Springs, to construct a 40 bad rehabllltatlc:n center at an estimated eost of $1,000,000, was awrovod lor a grant of ~oo,ooo. ' back to North Vietnam." He said he did not think last week's rejecUon by the Viet Cc:ng of talks with tho Saigon government would binder any secret negotiations between the United States and North Viet- nam. Tile Communists l<tda,y again rulod oot any negotiations wid: lite Situtb Vietnam regime, which they regard as a puw:et ()( the Nixon administration. In Washl::gton, officials said Pre olden! Nlxt:n' s talks with Situtlt Vietnamese VIce Prealdent Nguyen Cao Ky earlier this week produced no major new stratei!Y lor tile Paris *!.t.J'l!.llllll1lilll!Cil!il!lt:~ - 2120:i!.~W?.!?.i!::!::: 'iil\. ' • f• .'Ji .__ ~· \},( •J 1 \/, The mother, who has remar~ ried, now resides ln New Mexico. Tbe youth's steplatlter, Tom Arrington, is a veteran serviceman, ltaving seen acUon in VIetllltJJL Hawley Is also survived two bcothers, One Ia stadonod In VIetnam, and anotltor Is ::tat!CIIad In Norfolk, Va., havIng Just returned from VIetnam. Particulars IIUI'roundlng Sp-4 llawiOJr'S death arenotyetknown. ~ by $4:,000,000, was approved for a , ,1 ., ,.• '·, . •' " secretary Sl4 ROGER RAWLEY J ,' ' l •. , . , ,._ 1 "' '•'' '1\ ,,. _.t. ' -~. ., the (]do . . . . non pe..- 18 ' Men In America." JOHN MellONAlll He Ia a graduate of Denl... Uttlveralcy and dte Ohlo State U::lveraley College of Law. He, his wile and lhn:e . - reside at 695 &uwtbl llr!oe, Nowark. Dous Arnett, Atholll, will be master of ceremaolu. FlDierals. Six other Gallta County ser- vicemen llavo been killed In lite Vlebtam War since Jan. 1, 1961. The Iaiii was Sgt. Paul L. YOBI, on May 2, 1968. Others are Ruaa L. Hamlltc:n, Ma,y 8, 1966; SFC Jolla Flnttlcwn, June 3, 1966; Marine Lance Corporal Charles M, Neal, Jr., April 25, 1967; PFC W, L, lUckman, July 12, 1967 and Sst. RusseU L, Blanton, July 15, 1967. Usual Mood -or Mtas Laurie SChaefer, relgttlttB Miss ScutlterliOhiO,WUUGWbid Miss Central Ohio in Columbus over dte weekend. Laurie, who represented our area last year at dte Ylu (IIIIo Pageant held at Cedar Point, will this YOU' represent Cellini Oltlo at tbe same event. There wore 40 contestants in the Miss Central Oltlo ...... and It was 111rrowad down to 10 !lnallsta lor the lido. ..urlo has made an exeellent repro::omatl ve lol' tl:la . _ lltd, of course, wlll be relgnlng over tbe 1969 Miss Soutl:em 01t1o to Ita 1teld April 26 In the Meigs Junior HI&!: School at P ,., Olllctals of the Pmneroy Chamber ol Cm:DW'ce IIDXI..cli>-111Mu Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi Sororll)', -··~Ilia& PI'Qill'ess being DtttAie lor the 1969 event Ia oxeelltmL A number ol business bouses bave contrlbuletlllflt lor lite wt. aer~~o These ~ons have boen cclleeled oa behalf ollie . . , sora by Mrs. Molly HUL Tboae glvlttB gilts lllclttde New York C1otJ:bw HOUII,llllilr ~ lture, Fabric Shop, Ell:erlellls, Swloltor and Ldlaa Dnlp, Can l'r Jewelry, Vlllap Pharmacy, 1\. and C. Jewelara, Babr Nh , Mo aoelated Radio, Yaquerlte Shoe Store, HartleJ'• 19D Stan, Cllap. ma~ Sl:oe Store, all Meigs County, lUll Carl'• Shoe Stltn atltlllerMdlne's Slq> In Gallipolis. The pageant Ia open to girls from Malia, Galllo, .,,..,... and Adtena Counties. Codestanta may eldter Hw Ia tl:a bJr ....., . _ or Ita atlend~ acbool within the area. Lut year'• wlnner, Mlaa Schaefer, Ia • nlklentalOJI••tw but CJIIII4ocl lor dte local paput l:ecauae abo Ia a m I 111V1t 01t1D Ulll-alty, Adtens. Potr • Funeral Over~ Abilene in Pending Bills Are Reviewed ~ to dte Democratic Nat!-! CODveaUon and served as chalrman o1 dte 1968 Ol:loDemocratlc State Ccm111Uon. , ·-~~ In eiYie and ~di .tk lalra, McD0111l<l'' 'I I Ullitd b: •Who's Who Ia Amerlean Poll. Ucs," "Who' a Who Ill the Midwest," and ''Outstanding Young It Is known that the soldier at. tended elementary schools in the liGtlor """"". 18, Rl I, Bid- War vlcUm an Frlda,y, Marth 28, Kyger Creek area, and that he Word of Sp-4 Hawley's death attended GAHS before enllaUng was received In Gollb: Co::nty In the Army shortly alter his 17th Monda.Y evening by hb: grand- blrthda,y. Hawley had been In lather, Fonzo Tt~Ylor, Rt. I, Bid- Vietnam two months acoordlng well, with whom the aoldler had to his grandfather. retdcled lite past lew years. 11:e body Is expected to arrive Hawley was born In Meigs In California aroond April 5. FuCount)', son of James Hawley and neral arrangements will be anllorotl:,y Ellen 'fl3lor. nounced by Miller's Home for Di::cuasloo ()( billa pending Ia lite ::tate leslllaiure re1a11n1 to law entoreement, 11114 dte aeeept,. anee of · Mom!ng IICIIaJ:, Melp Co::nb' il:erlll'o de!tutJ •• a now men:lter, hi~ a meetlnl of dte Gallla • Yelga Ct:a,pter of the Fralamal Order of l'llllee Ia the 5acond Ward lire l:ctult ID Flmteroy Wadneadll' ni8t:t. ReCrealtmenta wore 11rved 1.the ollleera of dte Melp Cculil law eolorcement dapartmonta, OSP Cpl. Jolll G. Francies, prealdaDI, liU·In eharae of tl:eltuolneoa Naoloo. Ali"""'Dit, In addiUc:n to dte ROY _COLIIIAN · ai:Qve ~· OSP Palrollilan E. 11"1 Cc:leman, )'QUIIIIIIt ... J.,.llieole, Kelp Slterlft Rltbort of 1\lr. 11114 Mn. llotltel· ColeHartemoch and !ite<lal Dtpdlas man, formerly of Mlddl~ and now living Ill AlbiD)', Is · Appro:dmalelY ,415 c4ih prlz- tho amount o1 prlza won will ba prizes and eontroUIJW dtecrowd. Dtnld Oblln&ar and Rill' Manlt~~Y; . ~~ will be awal-de4 ll:a Y\IUIIB· lr:illda plaallc 'tl:at ate ba- An Ojip>l1unlty lor pre • sChool Gollla ll:orlll'a llepartmonl De· attending electrc:nle ::cboo1 ot •ilera (llpiiJni ..as 11n :~ . ltti\11- i::g ~80!1 tl:la Je&r lor the fir at cl:llclren to bavo a brlef!Npt of pdles Bill Ylt.l:all and Gnat Tretoure Islancl, San Francll· IIOi1ll' "!!~~ ,,~ Ro- Ume. ' ' their own will be al•en a lltOrt Lcq; l'ol1:entY Pl>llee set. IIIII• co, Calli. A81'a41aiaeiYlddletiey dlq~~ _.a1e11. Ea l6i:il tl:l• Jcil:n Ket.AAI, lllldtllePart po.. Ume beiora dte formal event, ey Werey and Pltn:lman TOllY port Hill: Scbool, Coleman atcoming~. •' • · , !lee alllcer, will lire a aJ:ot Into aald IJork.v, 'fl1lor 11111 C&rii!Jiall, 11114 Go!· IM::Iad Ohlo Ulllver.U, lor l1lo Jearl 11114 enlloled Ill.the U.S. ·Tbe locaUc:n of'dte &mlllllbtail the , ~. at 2. it:fu. li> d~ .• Rctiartana will meet II ?:SO ll»ooll 1'1:111!8 Chlei,Jolll TI,Yirtr epln tl:la fOil' bas beat\~ ~ .lite ll¥tt; ,acconlblrl 'to liar- lmllht Ia dte aoetal.._a otthe 11111 ~ llolll1· NO!:Ut 11111 ~Vl' Ia Ute llll'bwot 1968. Ha IIGIII upjmm rO:adslde park to lt,yt ~ ~ c. o. Flab· Co1Untltu1 & Soudtem 01t1o Elec- cy ~a , .. . ~ IIOOt lnil1lnl at Sin park In )owlli' Mid- er 1'ill ¥ lnv)led to welcome Ute, tl!lc COini1aiiY to edblplete ar. . . , , 1 • • '. · . • • DleF,. Cal!f; •.; · . ' ' ; . ·. ~""" ~ .poreni• to Mid; r~·h ~ ~ tl:e prize Tl:a ~Jtll)eta~ l•~o.Y· :, \ , ,. •· ~r~ ~~ ·~ 1 . . • ' ; '' " '' 7 ~ tiJp, Tbe ,aold colored downti)o!li '.W.I::O~i ~l!llict' . ~GS ,GENEIIAL , IIOSI!I'l'AL · mini: ~~· . ·' ~ ~~~~~. llld!ll!liMIVOJum,.r • tq lill.l .~rliiil·tlta Qndar,flO • 11:1,5 .a. mdo411 was Gtdtlreol · .o\11~9~,..: ~' · ~. 11'1/~ ,~~ Iilli·;~~~~~ In~~~ I ~ .~~~,...~,· ul.ler. aUIII\Y ~1.11. , . · .~~ ~ ~"~• . : ,:, . ~ ~· ,,o' McDonald waa a delecate and also Invade their neighboring kingdom or Laos and even have troops in Cambodia. They bave Imposed tbelr troops on all thelr nelgt:bors except Communist negotiations. . ' A member of dte - l a w firm ()( McDonald, Roblllili, )!e. Donald and:pt:r, McDmald, Cillb' :J:l, Is aervtna: his II:IN term Ia dte General AsltiMiy. He Ia IIte YOIII1Pat man ever elected to serve as hla part;y'a floor loader. In 1967, he reee!Yod dte JobD F. Kemeob' PllbllcSenieeAward from the Ohlo LeliUo of Yllllli Democ:rata aa the alete' 1 out. standing young !llbliC ttei'YIIII. He was re<:enti.Y namod to receive dte Governor's Award lor A:lvancement of dte Preillllo of Ol:lo. ft was learned l<tda,y that V.S. well (Cheshire Twp) became GaJ. Arm,y Speclallst Fourth Class lla Count;r's aeventh VIetnam - Tbe YOIIII8atown Hospital to modernize and expand the oot. patient unit at an esUmatecl colll of $1,700,000, was approved lor a grant of $300,000. - Evansellcal Deacc:neas Hos. pita!, Cleveland, to mocltnnlae bods and expand dte ootpotiant unU at an estimated coat of Jackson, to construct a 40 bad grant of $623,942, facUlty at an eaUmaled eoat of -lltnret:te Harrison Detwiler $750,000, waa ,approved for a Memorial lloapltal, Wa11110011, to replace the oxlaUng lacUII)' with a new laeUI!jr eontdstlng of 63 aeute and 30 l~~~g.term care beds at an estimated eost of f4,900,000, was Qroved lor a ll'ant of .1,825,0110. - Sl, Luke'• lloapilal, Toledo, ,/' _. -•L · · to repla.. lite oxlatlng laclltt;y : Commutaton o, ueuua senlern;e i:efiued · and to reloea!e 1n Maumee, 01:1o · COLUMBUS - A CiNCINNATI ~ .WHd WAS 1\2 7011'1 old at an.eltlmated coat <t 118,900,iitien hi~ latller,waa ~lactroeuted lor m•r ID Arhanaaa today waa 000, waa. flilii'OI'od for a grant rellllad a del\tlt aerih:~ C<tl!i\DUiaUctn Jl1 Gov.J~aA. . Riutde~. Lee ql fl,OOO,OOO, .•, ~ ,Henley' a ~ltoraellHia"l'ad to rile Will CIIIM~Uon <emadl( Ill" l ...: Rlrirllde lloapltal, Toledo, paola. to .stap Ute :atloa's !kat execution In t>ro YQUI c:n Aprllll, to add Ui aeute beda and mod· ; • 'Tbe 23-6-aaNlld Heni«Y was Nnleneed to death lor tl:e tdtol&!tn emile · ll6 bedl at an estimated ,jilurder July 27, 1964, ~ cal:ry-oot &litre clerk Peter Muea Jr. In cost of $900,000, was approvod CI!ICIIIIIIL Henle7'• lather, Jeff Henley Jr., exec:ilitd IIX'dte murder for a 'lli'onl <t •tooo,ooo. of hla wife When lite Y<IUIWfr' Henley waa 8 mc:ntlts old wu the laet - 'l'ttleclo Hospital, Tolaclo, to peraon to die In dte,Arhanaaa electric cl:alt. eonwJate 3 .floor• to add 180 .71·wo Ameru:am . , 'd' · , n I' h l beda at an oilllmlled colt ()( 1e m ro II p ane ..,,500,000, wls _ . . t for a ', WAJISAW- ,A POLISH AIRLI!mi T'(io.ENGINE Curj:q:rq> load- ll'ant ofljiiOO,OOO. ·• <C<Iqtlnued on - :12), · · Jobn c. McDonald, Ucki::g Couney state representative and minority leader of lite House o! Representative, will be gueltl ::peaker at a Meigs Couney Jeller&CII - JackiiOD Day dlnnec. 11:e event wiD be held at the RuUand Elementaey Scbooii!YIIInasium on April 17 with lite Sslem Center PTA serving lite din· ner. The Melga Count;yDemocrat Exacuttve Comml118e Is S)IOIIIIir· lite tl:ere must be a ~ withdrawal <t( North Vlobtameae troops Killed In Vietnam war an eoUmated cost of $650,000, Was approved lor a srant of $216,666. Add!Uonal assistance , '· '--- -r-- :r:.:$~~: 0ibZ~!":c::; !illhe . , Vietnam. He focused particularI)' on the Communist presence Minority Leader Will Speak Here China." Walsh said "This lhows, we think, tltat II there Is to be a lasting _peace In Sl:utheast Asia, sp/4 Roger HawIey dlldu and elldiiY, OXFORDS & 'LOAFERS LOVABLE BRAS New Spring Styles Just Arrived! 99 "£. $1\ Delltht You.-o.. ~ a.e~~t, $200,000 Grant ade or New ospital Wing PARIS (UPO - The U.S. the presence of many of these peace talks delegation accused troops Is lor dte purpose of North Vlelllam l<tda,y of sending aggression In South VIetnam. "Seeond, It a-s they not troops Into all Its nelgtborlns lands except Red C1tlna and only Invade Sautl: Vietnam, they said this bares Hanoi' a policy ol aggreasion. ~;W..Y..':WS$ 2 i _$_:.:8: 1i IIj l.&O.J.O.C The Communists headed Into lodsy's lltlt aesslon of the PARIS (UPO - 11:e United VIetnam talke demanding that States aald l<tda,y ther..ean be lite Allies shoW good laltlt with no lasting: peace in Southeast actions instead of more words. Asia unW North Vietnam wltl:u.s. AmbasABdor Lawrence draws its forces from CamboE. Walab, wbo lad the American dia and Laos as well as South delegation In the absence of Vlebtam. It offered a mutual chief negotiator lleltry Cabot withdrawal of troops from Lodge, said North VIetnamese Situth VIetnam. troops were stationed in Laos and Cambodia as well as Situth 1n Laos. ''We do this for three reasCIIS," he said. "First, It si:ows once again that North Vletnaln Is the aggressor and ~o~::~~ (IJPD ,.. State Health Director Emmett W. Am:ld amounced today ::tate apjll'Gva) lor over · ... •• . Ill In grants ti> OIIIO"!!tl!ilral'latUitlesW!IIet)heledeniHW·Burtonp....,..;.. Jnelttdedwaaa of ~00;000 lor Velerans ldemorlal Hospital, Pomeroy, lor a 4o.bed wl:v, Tile ll:nda wiD Ita used aaslatanceln the construction and remodell::gol16 hospllals, health centers, rellabUitaUon units and I~ care lacUitlae. MEN'S "SANDY MtGEE'' 1ft SPRING Under Fashions SPORTSWEAR or the ldddlel'ltiPPY It r DIES.S SHIRTS Hand Bags blaek paten!, vinyls and IUhlon AND TOYS Penna neal Press While Broadcloth il'.&t1ilil! 1 m:rra=rr~ ~:~:.! $16.99 WTER BASKETS OPEN BOURSE- 'ftleladiJv Creek Waterabod Alan.. t al olflta ~ ._tetod..., office buUdl::g oi: Malt>& In RutlandWadnesdayevenlttBat an Open House, 11:e new otructuro, buUt by conservancy district and watershed workers, lncl::dea seven paneled rooms totaling 864 aquare feet or Door space. Watershed Association Chairman Jack Crl::p said l'h years ago dte grcq: was over $1,500 In debt and today !towns the olllce!acllll)', Forest Acres Park on the New Lima Road, and two trucko, sane ol tbose attending the Open Hoose, left to rliht In the refreshment line, are Barl:ara Tomasek, Crl::p, JBDO Splreo, District ellij)loyee; Debbie Maples, Bill McDaniels, Karen Maples, Bill Maples, Lance Hart, etlllloyee; Carl and Pauline Gorby and Betty Maples, secretary. - Selitlt1el Photo. Hanoi is Aggressor U. S. Sa.rs in Paris ABU.ENE, Kan. (IJPD - MJn. uteo afler tltOJr laid Dwlabt D. Elto rest in dte stony disnltY of hla"PiaceofMedltaUon," prairie dlae ~~ were back pll.ylug tl:e lltp lortJr reeords and Ablle:e pollee were broadca.U,. heiJ:6d hints to motorists on to aet aut of town. Down In dte railroad yards, an emoUonall,y deploled widow aat dlaeonaolate and almc:ot unporcolvlng. Thla waa dte brutal part of lnOurnlng lor Mamie El-· er - when lite emotional eo:rap laded and al:e wu left to the atark aftermatl: _ wl:llo dte reot o1 the world went Cll after bavlng been sUllod for a few i110111111ta for a man Prealdant Nlxttn callod an "autlt•Ue hero." ltloi!elllll)econun Tbe El::eii.owOJ burial Wednesday was 1 model of mllltary daeorum. ·Only OliO · lh!nl went 1ll'<till: - a abaq, wb,ld. k"'!!llla·lurblllc ll(e flq the tormei · Pta~ I · C.ak1tt' ~Urler:. 11. ~· c:nc,!l:a, ~·· ol· t1ta BEST WlSHES TO MR. AND ~ R. E. W'g WMII w1t0 will _. ...... their I!Sth wedtlbw :um1-11ry thla St-., wlllta _.., dl.at tltalr bomo In Ree:lavlllo. . · ' 1'· Yr. and Mrs. WWiamnera marrlodAprllt,lUt,Jat' : . ,tl'• 1111' 1\lr, Wllllams Is retirod but served aa aloeklllu at iJ. s. oia 118 fir 30 years before h11 retirement. ·· · · Mr. and Yra. Wllllame baw lbur children wt:o'lrl · P~t,.a.. 1 :::::~a::.==--==.~~~:: 1:,1::. 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Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1969 keiser mosier orice rupe swisher