https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0a2b3f8a5c783c5335371d77a302ae8c.pdf e6a78822837f4c3629e2422333255653 PDF Text Text Injured Man Dies Saturday HIDING EGGS - Middleport - Pmneroy Rotary Club members Cash Bahr alii George Meinhart display part of a box of plastic Easter eggs placed at Middleport Municlpal Park Sunday for the anooal Easter Egg HWlt. Over 400 prizes were made available by local merchants aldprofessiomlpeqJle for the event SHOWS EGGS- YoongPIIIllip Hood has carefully placed the eggs he found In an Easter basket at the Mlc:klleport-Pome- roy Rotary Club hunt SundaJ' afternoon. MASON - Ualph E. Lltchflel<l, 28, Letart, who was , crlt.. lcall,f bliured In an lilll<linoblle accident several weeko i&o, died Saturday evening. . Jla. was born SeptOJI.ber 14, 1940, at· Gallipolis Fel'ey, the son otForude B. andR-Clatch Utchtietd, New Haven. lie was an Iron worker empiQ$ed by Kaiser Engineers, a member ot Masonic Lodge 23, and Irooworkers local 787. &trv.lvors In addldoo to ~Is parents include his wile, Sally L.; aon, Troy Ralph; two broth. ers, Marion L. and John F., both of New Haven; and a sister, Mrs. Bomie Louise Baird, Cheshire. F\Uieral services will be held Tuesday at I :30 p.m. at the Fo. glesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller officiating. Burial will be In the Graham Cemetery. Masonic graveside rites will be cooducted by Clifton Lodge 23, Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. ~~=~~~:~;::r! Tur.npil{e Killer p · d ~~~·~:::::~::::Proven aranoi ·.. Buckeye Lake Amusement Park imder a multi ' mUIIon dollar program to re¥1ve I h e s~beduled ID open Memorial Day with a full set ofnewrldeo and amusementfacllltleaavaU. able. --=Marauders Fifth in Chesapeake WASH!NGTON Speaker :I I John W. (UPn McCormack · prodded President Nixon today to get rolling with his legislative proposal s. While saying he was sttll not prepared to criticize Nixon "at this time," McCormack nonetheless issued a statement saying Nixon's legislath•e performance does not compare favorably with that of his Garnet Jacks Dies Saturday Garnet Jacks, 64, Rt.l, LangsVille, died Saturday evening In Holzer Med.lcal Center. Mi.·s. Jacks was preceded in dealh by her husband, Richard; tbi'ee sisters, and two brothers. 9\e was a member of the Apostolic Church of Rutland. !lie is survived by three daughters and three sons, Mrs. Betty Rupe, Langsville; Mrs. Jane !i>urlock, Richwood, Ohio; Mrs. Marvil Lane, Marion, Ohioi Ray, Brewton, Ala.j Richard. Jr., Minersville; Gerald, Marioo, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Mc{;.tlilken, Ashland, Ohio; Mrs. May Blair, Kansas: one brother, PearUe KeMedy, Pataskala, Ohioi 24 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Martin Funeral Home in Rutland. The Rev. Ira Wellman will offleiate. Burlal will be in Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY APKIL 7- 8 THE BOSTON STRANGLER (Technicolor) Tony Curtis - Henry FoOOa '· COLORCAHTOONS: Two !·aced Wolf What on Earth SHOW STARTS 7 P.~l predecessor- Lyndon B. Johnson. The veteran Massachusetts Democrat recently : rated Nixoo's performance as satisfactory plus!' But today he said the Republican President's delay in seOOing recommeOOations to Capitol Hill has made it "exceedingly difficult" for De-. mocratic congressional leaders to work out a pla'n for the 91st Congress. ·' The annual appropriations process also has been slowed by Nixon's failure\ to submit to Miller to Join in Ceremony WASHINGTON - Congressman Clarence E. Miller will be In Athens Saturday, April 12, to particlpare In ground breaking ceremonies for the Athens Local Flood Protection Project. The ceremonies wh1ch a r e scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. will be conducted ·in the area Immediately south of Ohio Univenity Peden Stadium. At 2 p.m. SaturdiQJ", Miller will meet w1th Mr. Clarence McKnigh~ Regional Soli Cooservationist tor the U, S, Depart~ ment of Agriculture and citizens from GalJia and Vinton Counties to discuss possible plans for watershed development in those counties. This meeting is sched~ uled to take place at the S o 1 l Conservation otfice in Athens. From Athens, the Congressman will travel to Marietta, where he w111 hold an ••open door session'' at the commissioner's oft'ice in the Washing~ ton County COurthouse Annex. The congressman invltj!sall area residents wishing todiscussma~ ters relating to the federal gov. ernment to meet with him at this time. FLEXSTEEI.: IF1NE UPHOLSTERED FVRNITllRE is contempor· ary living room woup . Note the clean design, fine walnut trim and tapered legs. Sofa's molded latex seat cush· '' ions are reversi· ble for extra wear. By Flex· steel, all are treated for soil resistance and have mate hing 4rm covers. . Congress his recommended changes in the budget proposed by Johnson, McCormack said. Most lawmakers were visiting horne districts, vacation resorts or points abroad during the session's 10-day Easter recess that will run tJ1rough Sunday. McCormack's statement pointed up a growing !cell~'@: among Democrats the grace period traditionally allowed a new president by political opponents has about run its course. Except for his decision to deploy a new anliballlst ic missi1e system, Nixon in a little less than three months in office has escaped heavy attack in the Democratic"('ontrolled Congress. Nixon, who took office Jan. 20, has deferred action on major recommendations whl1e assess ing existing programs, House GOP Leader Gerald. It Ford has praised this course, saying It displays the thoughtful approach desired by the American people. LEGAL NOTICE NOT!CE ·OF DRAWING OF JURORS Notice 1!!1 hereby given that a public drawing of )lrors will be made oo the 14th day of April, 1969, at the office or the earnmissioners of jurors in the court house of Meigs CountY, Ohio, for the May term 1969 of the Common Pleas Court ot Meigs County, Ohio. Said drawing will be held at 11:00 o'clock a.m. at the offlee o( the Clerk ol Courts o( Meigs County, Ohio. Freeland S. Norris Lauren E. Hoffman Commissioners of Jurors Charles McKay Dies April3 Charles T, McKay, 82, of 1309 Dogwood Dr., Harrisburg, Va., died April 3 at University Hospital in HarrisbUrg. He was a salesman for t h e Huntington Wholesale Co. over 30 years and was a freq.wnt visitor In Meigs Count,y. A veteran of World War I, he moved to llarrisburg following his retirement. He is survived by his wile, Sally, and several nJeces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Trinity Presbyterian Church at Harrisl:urg, Va. Burial was in the Woodbine CeJQetery, also at llarrisburg. Ohio Traffic Peru Told Reedsville News, Notes To Pay Up Or Suffer SCHOF1EW BARRACKS, Hawaii - Four-timeiHJecorated Army stalf Sergeant Leorer ll Hudson or Galllpolis. Ohio, and presently of the lsi Infantry Dlvblon ln Vietnam, will arrive tn H~ lulu, Hawaii, Tuesday noon, Arr ril 8, as the one millionth man to leave Vletoom oo Reot alii Recuperation. Sergeant Hudson wUI be accompanied on his R&R lllght by three other servicemen representing the service branches. The four men wiD be met in Honolulu by their wives w h o ar· rived here the evening ol April&. Mrs. Hudson arrived at Honolu-lu International Airport from Los Angeles on Pan American Air· wayo Flight 827 at 9:05 p, m. The quartet of Vietnam veterans wUl represent lhe men ot their respective services who have participated In tbe R&Rpr"' gram olnce It began In 1965. Selections of the tour were made by each of the services In Vietnam on March 21, alii, based on the representative fp...country strength oC each service, a draw· ing was held at lleadqtarters, U, S. Mllltary Anlolance Commard Vietnam to determine which ol the foor would be honored ao the 14 Mlllionth Man." Sergeant Hudson, 24, 11 the aon or Mr. ard Mrs. Chester 0, Hud- I ' ' ' o; '-r~,'. oPel:!ited Winner-Take-All Test Offered to Viet Cong PARIS (UPD-Sooth Vietnam said Ieday It Is willing to face the Viet Cung In elecllooo providing t h e Cmnmunists change their label and stop the flghdng. Pham Dang Lam, chief South Vletnameoe negotiator at the Paris talks on Vietnam, made the offer :n a '"'yrighted interview in the French Newspaper La Figaro. The N a t I o n a 1 Liberation Front, political arm of the Viet Co~, was not lnunedtately a YBilable for comment. Lam made It clear the South VletJilmeae government would not change Article 4 of tho nltloo•s conadtUtiOO: It outlaws Communi am. uNot.hlng prevents the- members of the (National Liberation) Froot from taldJv part In general olectloos If they change their label," Lam said. The amba8Bador's public pr"' poaal conflrmed what Saigoo delegatloo oouroeo IBd beon sa,ylng privately for days. The can.c~~ tor ptablts~pnent son, Rt. 2, Galllpolia, Ohio. Hels married to the former Mi51 Mary Lee Plants, daughter of Mr. alii Mrs. Leo C, Planla of PL Pleasant. W. Va. A 1963 graduateofGalllaAcademy High School In Galllpollo, Sergeant Hudson entered the Army in August, 1967. Hearrlvedin Vietnam in July, 1968, is presently aoolgned u an Infantry platoon sergeant with Coorwany A, 2111 Bettallon, 18th Infantry, lot Inlantry Division. Since arriving in Vtetram Sergeant Huclson hu been awarded the Brooze Slar Medal lor her"' lam, the Air Medal, Army Commerolatlon Medal, Purple Heart ard the Combat Infantryman's At 11 Keith Goble Ford 992-2196 s. 2nd Ave. t Now You Know · A Cemininc nonstop talkinG record wat~ btllleH!d set · b)' · Mr~. Alton Clapp ort;l'l't'II\'UIC, N. l ', . J ll 1951'1, who talked ~·ontlooous­ .;,:Jy Col' ~lG hours,54 mh"lllesand 11 seconds, ·- VOL. XXI NO 3_4~ ......... ot a two-party ayatem. In the South. But In hla state of the nation address be w81110d that hlo govornmelll "will not hand the J)eople of Vtelllam Into the harda ol the Communists directly or 11\llrcctly." Talka aimed at ending the war In Vietnam are In their 12th week. DeVoted To - --·-- -----~P~O~M~ER~O~Y:.::-M~ID~D:::L=:EPO _::::::.R:..:._T·_:O:.:..H:.:IO . .::........_ yourtoes. · When }lOu want W ktep lookins sreit Supp.ho&a Pantyhole $5 95 Supp.hose Stocklnp, $4.95. tn Mly talhiOn . •hades. . ' BE SURE TO REGISTER ' ·· In tho F.. fidiitlono Djp'litt.iiont lor tho RCA P-blo. Tol ..lolon "'bo givn·owoySoturdoy ovonlng~ April 12. No purchoot nocos'"" and Y,., nHd ·not bo proaont to win. ILB•RLN.IM ·NMIIOY _ _ _ _ __ ,y '·· ~-. ,/ ~'~ . n . .0 TEN CENTS . ;l' stnf<::n Doubt ' for the Clovelard law firm of Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to decide what action ihould be taken on bids - about $j00,000 over engineering estimates- to • build the Pomeroy sewerage arit. treatment plant. Mayor Charles Legar, in a regular meeting of council Monday night, iOOicated the law firm, retained as counsel in the mat· ter of the bonds to build the sew~ erage, is continuing its study of Mooday. Mayor Legar indicated the finn wiU recommen:i whether or not to accept the bids submitted ard it it Is "accept," help decide a way to come It) with more money. Council, in other activity, approved a resolution olfering the American Electric Power company (AEP) the village's support the for that ·nnn to pure hase Columbus an:! Southern Ohio its letter tD the vtllage that by purchase of Columbus & South· ern Ohio It would be able to as-slst in ·rurthert~ the economic development of the area. In other acthity: _ It was decided to transfer $1 741.22 !rom the parki~ lot m~ter fund lO the bond retirement ruoo to pay notes arKI inlerest. _ Mayor Legar's report of collections totaling $1,130.40 Cor the past month was approved. - The police department reported it no longer uses the Honda motorcycle arkl informed council it could be sold, If found neces~ary. Council, hoWever, agreed there may be a future need for it. . , - It was agreed to advertise for .bids lor a now street ~ partment truck w'ith apecttlci,: Uons to be approved, by the street committee. Attencling were Mayor l.e.gar, Clerk Jai)O Walton ard Councilmen Don CoUins, Leslie Fultz, Lou Poulin and Fraaklln Riser. Marine Score: 35-0 Jn a series of eight skinnhhes Molllay ranging !rom the Demilitarized Zone to the Mekong Delta U.S. ard South Vietnamese troops killed 159 Red soldiers. 15 Attacks North Vietnamese aOO Viet Cong gunners carried out 15 shelling attacks during the night on Allied military i~s.tallatlons, but towns and ctties were spared. However, terrorists b1 other activity, the cham· threw a grenade into a wedding ber voted to sponsor the propos- party Moooay at Giao Due, 60 ed Old Time Fiddler's Contest, miles southwest of Sa"igon, similar to the one held at the killing three members of the Meigs Fair for the past two wedding party and wouOOing 20. years, ir arran~ments can be U.S. BS2s matched the lull in made to make rt a part of the the ground war. A spokesman Friday night program. said the B52s flew five missions John WilHam Blaettnar, treas- Morklay night and early Tuesurer for Regatta Weekend ac- day against areas near the tivities, reported that the regat- borders of Cambodia and Laos. ta llnlshed up ~00 In the black Previously they had been from the last regatta. a\'eraging about 10 missions a In other discussion, it was reday. vealed The Four Freshmen, a The Marine sweep southwest nationaUy famous singing group, of Da Nang was one of four will appear on the final even- major offensives now underway Ing of the three-day regatta. The in SOuth Vletnam to cut appearance will be sponsored by Communist infiltration routes the Meigs County Jaycees with from Laos aM Cambodia. the C of C cooperating. Jaycees Marines involved in today'a of!lctals reportl,OOO ti~ketswill fighUng were part ·of Operation be sold Cor reserved seats to the Oklahoma Hills whkh cuts twO-hour show to be put on by the . across a Communist route from group in the Pomeroy Junior High Laos to the Da Na~ area. A spokesman said the Maauditorium. rines captured both the jungle camp aRJ an adjoining hospital complex. SAIGON (UPO- U.S. Marines the Marines suffered no casualcarrying oul an offensive sweep tics. It was the only ground action on the plains southwest of Da Nang kllled 35 Communist reported in South Vietnam soldiers today in an assault on a today, reflecting a lull In the bunker QOfnplex, U.S. military Communlsls' six-week-old offel'lospokesmen reported. They said sive. • d R egatta R ev l ewe • •• of tho water ard the sewage disposal syoremo. ..... . 2 Killed By United Press lnteroatloml CAarge3 athletiC$ i3 over-emphasized · COLUMBUS - THE OHIO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION reported .. . it found an overemphasis on athletics in the East Liverpool sclK:d aystem which was udetrimenta1 to the constructional pro- In Crash Of Auto POINT PLEASANT - Mason ':::: 'Itle OEA also aaid school board m~bers should remain "com- County Sheriff's Department h-.. ~out of the admlnlstrative field, as provided by law." There- vestigated an accident Monday at lilli't was made by the OEA's Professloqd Rights ard Responslbiii- 4 p.m. that resulted in two young IIAI commlulon at the 1'\'quest of the East Liverpool Teachers As- men being killed and one man lnjlll'ed. ·~lailon. . Dead on arrival at Pleasant . .. . . ...---·~·· -·. More for more teeth .. , • Valley Hospital were steven ~ !SRAEU WARPLANES, RETAIJA11NG againstaJordanianrock- Ralph Stover, 18, and Don LeweiWmbardment of the port of Elath, today hit the Jordanian port ol is caldwell, 20, both from Dela· ~for the llrst Urne, killing eight civilians ard Injuring nine oth- ware, Ohio. The two young men were sltifi, ·Arab spokesmen sald. :. ;· About ISO mlloo to the .west, Israeli alii Egyptian troops boWed ttng ~ front, in the "death Uf.,the second artillery duel acroas the Suez Ca111l this month. Both seat" or a car driven by Jona •11!04 accuaed the other of starting the shelling. In Amman, Jordan, Elmer Stover, 30, of Gallipolis t111JltarY spokesmen said two Israeli fighrers used rockets In the Ferry, W. Va., who was treat~ against Aqaba. Among the dead, they said, were a woman, two ed and released from Pleasant Valley Hospital, with two frac· bO,-a al\1 two sirlo. · tured ribs aOO abrasions. The single car accident ocMIUiitions in a peace loving nation? DOTTIKON, SWITZERLAND - A MUNITIONS factory in this curred at the Mill Stone Road. Stover traveling west toward mountain communlQ' erlC)ted in explosions aM flames today, sendState Route 2, lost control of his Ing ohoc:k waves 12 mlleo ard taking a heavy toll in lives. Pollee said atleaat nine person:~ were kllled, three ofU>em employes at the plant vehicle which left the road, strik.. ing a tree, and overturni~. The Several others were listed as m; sslng. : Another 40 persons were lrUured in the 7:15 a.m. eJploslons boys were c.:rushed against the Whose shock waves rolled across the countryside and rocked homes tree. The bodies were taken to the il.:far as 12 miles away. Wilcoxen Funeral Home from where arrangements wUl be Bl'lothe well of patience • PARIS - PUBUC STATEMENTS FROM SOUTH Vletoomese nounced. Estimated damages ~ VIet Cong delegatlooo to the peace talks agreed on at least one were $1,500. The car was a total ~ Ieday: The nogotiatioos are getting nowhere. Allied negotiators, loss. Also investigated by the Sherparticularly the United Slates, remained hopeful. Although the Comitrs Department was an accident niUnJat side has deROWlced their motives in each of their \'8rious pOlice oUers, It has yet to state n&tly that It will not partlcipare in at 11:30 a.m. on Route 17 and Smith SL in lleOOerson. Bruce aiCret talko, The Viet Cong quickly dismissed tbe latest offer o! South Viet.- HamiltOn, 68, of Wurtland, Ky., riln:eae President Nguyen Van Thieu who earlier had called ror se- attempting a left turn into Tiny's c!l'»t talks with the Viet Ceq. This week he olfered "'tlooal recon- Foodlal'kl, wa& struck on the rigl'ft GIUa"oo creation of two political parties ard subsequent electloos rear fetder by the car driven by t1:111 w..id pit hla government aplnst the Viet Cong, providing they Camilla C. Phillips, 20, ol 718 bJI!omo a leplly constituted part,y ard observe South Vietnamese McCuUoogh Road, Point Pleas- 8ram.'' .. eyes, The upcoming 1969 Big Bend Regatta, scheduled Jwte 20.:!2, was again reviewed by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday at its bi ..monthly noon _luncheon session at Bailey's Restaur- ant. A change made from previous regattas is that tho parade this year will begin at 6 p.m. in~ stead oC the usual early afternoon hour. This time change was made at the recommendation of parade chairman Tom Cassell. Other events will be planned to make up the early af ~ t.ernoon hours of Friday, The Chamber, with President BUI Gnaeser in charge of the business session, also agreed to charge a Oat-rate fee tor concenloD'J t.ooth ·-. spices. Kermlt WaltOn, George Hargraves, Jr. and Jack Carsey were named to a committee to ~ in charge of arrangements. ant. Damages were listed at $200 Thete were no in.iurles aiKI no cilatiOOS. '; LOS ANGELES - TRE PROSECUTION WILL NOT ask the jury ti>'brlng In a death pe~alty for Slrham Sirhan lor the admitted sli,yi~ of Robert F, Kennedy. With the murder trial in its last week ani! both sideo expected to rest today, Deputy Dlst. Att,y. LJ·m a Bank <A-Sponsors Cliinptoo told newsmen: "We wUl tell the jury that either a death sentence or a life sen- Dinah Shore Special tence would be 81Jproprlate. We wlll not demard the death peoolty. The Pltmer<le' Nattonal Bank The jury will have to 4eclde the peJalty." will be one of the spooiMifl of The signa were all adding up to a verdict of nrst degree mur- the Dinah Slore TV ii\IO<tal, Sun· der alii the 25-year...td Arab gol~ Into a mental facility lor tho rest day evening, AprU 13, on NBCQt~ll llle. TV, Joining Miss Sllore oo this one hour color SpecW will be Lucllle Ball, R.Wan. and Martin, and other top flight ltara. " Tlola program ts ooe In a..,._ join oo tbe projeet. A eommlttee lrom the post will meet With tlnulng aerie• ot opeclals, aponthe tire department tonight ID sored by the Foundation for Full Service Banks and Ita parttc!pat.further discuss the projeet Poat everlaaUng servtee.a w~re lng membera acrosi lite natton. amounced lor the next regular Last year's shows woa five meeting. Refrelllomento were ser- Emin.Y oomlnatlons for programved by EI•a GUmore and B o b ming excellence ond four Clio nomlnatlona for unu5Ual ond efVaughan, rectlve commercials. a Now there's a pantyhose that give• vou IM same happy lace you 11 et with SUpp-~ Stockings. Supp.hose'l Suprcme•l,j Pantyhose, . You aet the SUppo_rt on your h~l(!l. SLJpport wherever else you need 11 w1th a senile control panty, and all . ~oo JCJOk is t&rrilie. The same wa, yqu'll look when you put on Supp·hose Stoekings. 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Burns In his office, ard then go to City llall to vialt with Mayor FasL Sargeant ani! Mrs, Hud10n wlll leave Honolulu at lOp. m., Thursda,y, Ajlril 10, aboard the Lurline ao guesta of the M&tsoo Navigation Company lor a lhree-<lay cruloe to llawall,lllaulanill!auol. On Saturday, April 12, theY will be gueats of honor oltheK!Jval\1 Queen of the Merry Mo,.rch Fostlvalln uno. •• " MRs. HELEN SHULER, left, ard Mro. Mildred Karr, work In the water and oewage depart.... mont omce _ done In walnut paneUng - which loIn a now ad>Jitlon to Mlddlepori Vlllage HaiL ' ""' MrL Shuler anll Mn. Karr are employes of the Board of Public Affairs which oversees ~eration Saigon government, thfY said, Ia willing to lake Its clianoe& at the polls agalnit the NLF to decide who runs South Vlelllam polidcally If neither aide can win mllllarily. "We sincerely hope the political atr~G~e will be substl· tuted for war, n Figaro quoted Lam 11 saying. "And we are ready, as IOGII a a the lighting stops, to accept pneral elec• tlo111- under lnter111tlonal control If neceasary-whatever the resulta may be.'' In Saigon, President Nguyen Van Thleu ~ proposed a olxpolnt peace plan tor VIet..., am ;·.··~ - O,eep ;. Badge. DON'T MISS THIS VALUE AT . •. MIDDLEPORT, . ,. . . ·,. . , vate ochool .JiYStem by · mO!her; the former Winifred the cll,y'o Ethical Cut~ Sect- J~ .when the ho)l .was ety, said Lambright "wu very about 12 years old. 11!0Y are cooeerned about 508"'gadon ond now divorced. · dlacrllnlnatlon agal1111t Negroe;, Fetch it (Lincoln Perry . off· all1 wry &enriltive to infringe- stage) and Donlld'1 1 mother. ment On the freedom of all pea- who once Sing with Duke Ell· pis." . lrwton, ·were divorced when the Lambright, who studied poliO. ho)l was lour. Dr. Lambright said hla •lel>cal science at UQcoln Universlty in Oxford, Pa., after hli dis· aon was umeJU.Il.y · dt~~urbed charged from the Air Force In 101'11 before this happenecL" Willi196., "was .a sick man who In the past 10 dayl ho threattranslatA!d hi& patho!Otl)' to pot. enecl the llveo ol his wife ard itics," Johnson said. his inother1.Dr. Lambri.Jht uid. The psychologiot said ·his Joh~ said Lambright car· oephew was Interested In the rled a gun "to protect hlmsolt" actiVitles of DIII\Y black Bri>IPO, Three .rilles ard sooie amlnuard he saw himself as a peace- nltion were In the car ond on Its hood when the vehicle was maker amoog them. "He did not ldentlf,y himself found east of here Saturday. In whh any one grOICI bUt tried to the back was black militant lit· keep in touch with all or them," erature. Jdtnson said. uHe wanted to 'The bodies or Lambright and keep them I rom ilghdng each hi& wife, a nurse and a nad ve other." or st. Louis, were sprawled beJohnson said the exact cause side the blue Pontiac near a of the shootings was "really a fooc1111Gllno servicing area. matter of speeulatloJL" 1be .deld were lglatius Kee-Lambright took his· IUie not 111n, 50, a Philadelphia postal from his larnous lather but from el!ljll<>$t, who was shot throogh a step-lather, Dr. Middleton H. the head, ard hla wile, Ruby, 51, Lambright, a thoracic surgeon who wao kiUed when she at.ln Cle>elard, who married his tel!ljlted to grab the wheel. Millionth Man Draw Goes To Gallia's Sgt. Hudson '· BAKER F·URNITURE HARRISBURG (UPD- uonaid Lambrlgh4 · 31, saw his father portray a poor, shu!Oing Negro servant In the movte.o ot the !930'o ard 40's. Dl'slllusioned by the progress of his race since then, the YOUI18 man ended his Ufe In a l'Qidslde ditch after killing three other travelers. · l.ambright, ttle son of Negro comedian Stepin Fetchl4 crulsed along a 24-mlle stretch ol the Pemsylvanla Turf'lllke Saturd!Q, shooting at other motorlsts ard \dOing two of them. He then killed his wife, ADnette, 31, and turned a ,30 caliber carblne on hlmselt Flfleen persons were UUured. Fetch!~ now 77, was unable to e>Plaln the Incident.. HI just can't understaOO it," Fetchit .said at a Louisville, Ky. hotel where he is staying. f•He was such a cool, calm aJKI intelligent hoy," The comedian had not seen his son sJnce the young man went to a Clevelard night club three years ago to watch his father's act. An uncJe, psychologist Howard Johnson of New York City 1 deacrtbed -r..mbright as a •'par- The Meigs High track team plaoed fttth In the Oleaapeake Relays Saturday with 25'11 polnto, Chestjle&ke won nrst place with 70 points, Jackson was seoord with SSlh , lrooton third with 36, Russell, Ky., fourth with 27 ard Rock Hlll, oixth with 17. John Ritchhart placed first for Meigs In the 440 yard dash with a time of S6.8. He also placed second in the 220 with a 25.6. Others scoring points for Meigs Included Allen CUnningham who was second in the mOe with a time of 4 minutes aiXI 54.8 seconds; Jim Warner, secord In the two-mile run with a By United Press lnteroatlooal time of 11 mlnuteSi UaroldWhlte, At least 31 peraoos were kill- third in the 880 with a time of ed on Ohio highways over the 2:17.6, aR:I fourth in the h i g h weekend, ac~ording to a report hurdles was Wayne Well with a anoid" and ua black man who compiled by United Press In- time of 18. ~ seconds. was at the eOO of the road and ternational and the Ohio Highway Mike Bafr was fourth in shot- saw no hope." Patrol. put with 41 feet, 21.7 inches. The Johnson, project director of Five persons died in a single Marauder team of Hawley, Rice, New York's project Upward accident &in day, Three World Grimm and Grate were fift.h in Bound ard an official of a prlWar J veterans and their wives the 880 relay with a time of one were driving north rrom their mimte and 46.4 secm'Kis. Westerville homes when tlmir car crossed a median on Interstate-71 and slammed intoatractor trailer, k11ling five of the six in the car. Jn SE Ohio: Dennis Reese, 20, Canfield, There was $ll7.95 collected killed in a motorcycle accident for the community flower fund. on Ohio 279, two and a half miles south of Oak HiJli Mrs. Wanda This project is sponsored by the WASHINGTON (UPD- PresThacker, 29, Chillicothe, killed Community Builders Club. The organization wishes to thank Ident Nlxoo told Peru's military in a car-truck collision on U.S. 23, abUut two miles north of Chil- those who made donations. Any- government today to expect a cutone in the community who wishes oil of u. S. foreign aid and broad licothe. to give to the lund may do so by ecmomtc sanctions unless it a.. TRAINING PLANNED contacting one or the members. greea In three daJ'• to pay for A training session for volmMr. and Mrs. Robert Yost of an AmericiiiM>Mied oU refinery teers to work at the Girl Scout New GaUilee, Pa., visited with expropriated last year. Day Camp at Royal Oak Park In Mr. and Mrs. ErneRt Ruth reThe President's message was late June will be held tomorcently. carried to Peru by .1o1m N. Jr. row - 1\tesda)l - from 10 a.m. H. E. Kibble has returned home wlri, tbe special envoy Nlxcin to 2 p.m. at the Middleport Heath after being a patient at St. Jos- sent to Uma three weeks ago United Methodist C h u r c h. eph's Hospital in Parkersburg. to work out a settlement guar. Mothers of girls are askod to asMrs. Bessie Larkins visited anteeJng the International Pesist at the daJ' camp and to atwith Mrs. Tina Marks, a patient troleum Coi!IJ)IIIll' full COill!IOIIO&tend tomorrow's session. A sack at Veterans Memorial Hospital don ot' $690.5 million for the lunch will be held at noon. in Pomeroy last Sunday. refinery. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meredith Irwin told Nlxoo SundaJ' In Admissions Saturday - Viola alii daughter or Columbus spent Key Blacayne, Fla., that be had Sales, lancasteri Marcus Cham- a weekend V~ith Mr. and Mrs. made Utile headwa,y In his nebers, Middleport. Walter Brown an:l family. gotiatloos with the government Discharges Saturday - R o y John Hetzer has returned to at Peruvian President Juan VeFrecker. his home after being a patient at lasco Alvarado and then new Admissions SundaJ' - James Camden- Clark Hospital in Park- back to Uma for a meeting fx>. Clark, Pomeroy, ersburg. da,y with Peruvian offlclala. Discharges &tndi\Y - Alice Mrs. Bernard Smalley a n d He waa lnllll'ucted to adVise Ward, daughter, Columbus, visited with them that the White llauoe Is Mr. and Mro. Alpha Smith ard obllged by law to halt foreign other relatives over the weekend. aid and Impose economic saneNOW YOU KNOW Mr. ard Mrs, Carl Bernhart dono apinst any nat1011 which .. The Island of Marajo at t h e spent the weekend with Airman oelzes American.owned propermootll of the Amazon River in Brazil has an area of 15,444 alii Mrs. Gary Barnhart ard ty and relusea to pay for It withoquare miles, roughly the Blze daughter at Fort Shaw, S. C. In sbc montlts. That deadline will -Mrs. Lyle Balderson expire Wedllesday, of Switzerland. Takes 31 Uves Democrats Impatient for Nixon to Get On With It ' ' . .... Baseball Se~up To be Reviewed Approve Bids of Six Firms Bids of six firms to provide bituminous materials for t h e county this year were accepted by the Meigs Board of Commissioners Monday. Bidding were Chevron Asphalt, Byerlyte Co., a department of KOPpers, Asphalt MaterWs, D. & F. Materials Co., llall & Barber, and Ashland Oil and RelinIng Co. Truck Goes Over Edge of Culvert The commisBioners agreed to purchase 15,000 tons or ungr~ ed shot, or pea gravel, from Tri~te Materials at 35 cents per ton from the bin or stockpile. A.lso accepted was a bid to supply 6,000 tons of No. 67 gravel by Tri-State Materials, and 4,000 tons from Richard• & Sons. Both had bids of $1.70 per ton. Attending were Commissioners Ralph W. Ours, Robert Clark, Board President Charles R. Karr, Sr., Clerk Martha Cham~ bers and Highway Dept. &tpt. Rolllllld Crabtree. The Meigs !l!erll!'s department reported a one-vehicle acciMiNISTER SHOT dent on the Bowman's Rwt Uoad CLEVELAND (UPO - Muhamat 7:10p.m. Monday Involving an med Yusof, 56, lslaamic minisInternational truck driven by ter, was shot to death here earGeorge Holrer, 42, Rl 1, Min- ly tcx1ay after an argument In an ersville. east side drug store. Police said The department aald Holter get Yusof, a minister at the A1 Ja· over Cor an oncoming car and his mi Masjld lslaam Mosque here truck went over the edge ot a had argued with his assailant in culvert. There was no injury or the drug store shortly before he arrest and only minor damage to was shot. The aasailant escaped. the truck. Meeting is Some or the Manhers on Areh POINT PLEASANT - Robert Rollins, Preslo!ent, MasonJackson Labor Council, said that about 60 SRC employes and sympathizers Morday joined the "March on Arch," from ltiason and Jackson Counties. A special bus left from the carpenters Union Hall on Jack.. son Avenue Mon::lay morning, an:t was joined by private cars enroute to Charleston. Rollins said that somewhere between two arK! three thousand were marching in the protest march on the State CapitaJ. Some, trying to storm the doors to Goveroor Moorg's orfice, were turned back by State Poi.Jee. Lyle Kirker, Business manager for the Laborers District CouncU. finally did get to go in to see Gov. Moore. Need a vacation'? Doesn't everyone! The sl§te hao a"!"J'J!)Ced an ~xteoaioo through loW ot Ill_. Iar "unwinder" package plan at several state _parks. The special rate plan offers deluxe lodging for three days and two nights, inclOO.ing six meals, taxes and Ups, for $29.50 a peraon. double room occupancy. Use of all !acillties ol the lodges ard parkslo included. O.ecking in tor this plan Is on either a Monday or a Tue~. h's a pretty reasonable "unwlOOcr" when yoo stop to think of lt. The clooest ledge offering the deal Is Burr Oak, 17 mUea north ol Attlens. The lodges involved offer tennis courts, boating, flshtrc, hi.kirc. activity rooms, TV in guest rooms aiKilodges and Burr Oak o.Uers a heated, indoor pool Set May 1 Mrs. Maxine Griffith, cashier of the Pomeroy National Bank, hal been lately addressing classes of high schools on bankirw,. Today Maxine Is in Cohunbus atteOOing a joint meetirc of the Education, Public Relations an::l Women'a ~cthitles Committees of Certificates to Meigs County donors who have given two or the Ohio Bankers' AssTL held at the Neil House. more galloos o( blood will be pr&BETTER ORCLE April IS on yoor calerdar. sented at the annual meeting ot That's the deadline for nllng your income tax aDd also the deadthe Meigs County O.apter o!.the American Red Cross to be held line Cor purchasing new license plates. The superintendent of the State Highway Patrol has warned that on May 1 at Veterans Memorial drivers ramng to display the 1969 tags after 12:01 a.m. on Apri116 Hospital. Final plans for the annual meet- will be subJect to arrest aOO maximum fine of $50. ing were made during a recent MRS. RALPH WELKER, serving as .:~neral chairmao 011 bemeeting d. the chapter's board of half of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, ror the director& presided over by Dale Miss Southern Ohio Pageant. announces that advance tickets ror the Kautz, chairman. Kautz said that all individuals event go on sale Thursday. Han:tling tickets for this year's event - the fifth anroal - tn and groups who have contributPomeroy will be the New York Clothing House arxl Swisher and Lohse ed to the blood donor program in Meigs County wUI be hooored Drugs while in Middleport tickets are being handled by Bahr Oothat the meeting. He requested that iers ai'KI Dutton's Drugs. A location in Racine will be amouneed ta .. each chairman - disaster, blood tar. -.., The tickets will be sold in advance at a reduced price. However, program, satet;y service, servIce tu mUitary larnllles and the the advance sale at the store locations will be closed on Friday Red Cross Youth - BUbmit are~ evening, April 25, the night before this year's pageant. An innovation this year in the advance sale program, however, port at the meeting. will be the operation of a box orncc until 3 p.m. at the Metes Junior Mrs. Herman Lmclon, Mrs • Alan Smith, and Mrs. Kemeth High School on the artcrnoon of the pageant. Advance sale prices Braun were appointed to a com- will be in effect at the box office. Meantime, Mrs. Betty Rawlings, serving as pageant CQoGeneral mittee to handle refreshments for the amual meeting. Kautz chairman as representative of the Pomeroy CM.mber of Commerce, alao req.~ested that names of announces that Mrs. Charles Yeago of the Chester area will serve proapectlve board members be as omcial pageant accompanist for the 15 contestants in this year'• submitted to him before then. aftair. Accompanist for Big Bend Minstrel personnel who wW be Cbarleo Boris, newly appoint- presenting between segment entertainment at the pageant wUl be Mr&. ed area representative Crorn the Olive Weber. Entertairunent by the grc:q~ will carry oulthe"Hoarta and Flow• American National Red Cross, ers" theme being used for the pageant stage settlngs bel11J pre. was lntro<mced by the chairman. pared ..,.. by Mr& Charles Lewis ard tbe Wlrdlng Trail Ganlen Boris, a veteran overseaa Oeld dlreo:tor, discussed tbe llnanclal Club. Mrs. Lewis reports thit a pink and red color s_eheme with goall and p.Dlic service Informa- white accents will be used for this year's pageant. tion areas of the Red Cro•• Program. Norman Weber showed t w o ATHENS, Ohio (UP0 ·- Ver- Cmunlttee, Alden 58kl. He "'' rums, bolh pertaining to the Red Cro11 activities overseas, entit- non R. Alden, president of Ohio plained tbe $5.8 mWton ll&urt led "Alr Evac" and "Vietnam llnlverslty, said Morday his was an "abaol.ute m~rum" anschool needs a $5.8 mlUIOn In- ard tlat an lncreasa oC Aasipments. ., lion would be required lor tla crease in state aid next Ye~tr. VETERANS MEMORIAL Alden, who has announced hio 1970-71 ochool yOII', He said II the fundi wve not HOSPITAL >esigratloo elfe<:Uve lnJWie, told Admitted - Eva Gr-001, a faculty meeting the addldCIIIII granted by the Get'lll'll Alltlll11-. POmeroy; DorothY JohbiC:Il, Ra· runds were required for aallry bly It wudd he've til ••other IOUi'cet." ~ ' 'cine; Rolli Morris. New -Haven; increases. curriculum dewlop. One poaolble •,i t,· ltl" Blanche llllklns, Ml\ldleport; Pa- ment, lnc,..ulng tha sdlool II• trlcla Mollrir, Ra.... brary budget, ard caJ!I)III in\- cOIIIO COOI!d ~ an ,.....,.. Ill . · Dlo<bal<Pd - Gertl'lidt !)rake, provements. sbli!ent' f - Aldflt. ~ ·• he ~anloe Slltlth, ~~. A request for the pxtra m,... noted ' tlat 1ht (:.,;;1 eanmet, '1!1117 Poull)',, ' OY has been made to the 0.'1~ Tl'lllti.• ""tliltit ~ Palrltlt ~. tloooe n .. nc.e and Eclll<alloll of tlat ··~· • . >• OU Needing $5.8 MiUion •u ·iOIM ••liliur ..... or: {. - . . ·I' ( . '· �' Tueoclll)''· April 8, lHt Citizens' Party Defunct REV. SCHANE POINT PLEASANT - T h e Rev. CUtrord SChone, rector al Chrlot Church n>!a«\1)11, on Main Qreet, waa elected presldeat al the Ma1011 Couuly Mlnloterlal AaooclaUon at I h o meednr held at tho Trlnlt,y UDitod Melhodiot Church In i'IJint Plolsanl. SChane succeed• tho Rev. Kenneth 91DW, ChaplaiD at Lakin State Hoapltal. Othoi: otrtcon elected were the Rev. Earl Perkins, Mlniller al tho Good Shop. herd United Methodist ChiD'ch, Flat Rock, VIce President; and tho Rei>. Charles Thom)>l«<, Trinlt,y United Molbodlot Church, secretary and tnaaurer. Wild Hor101 Only one species of wild horses is extant- Przewalskl's horse, found only in the plains of the Altai Mounlain region and extreme western Mongoua: · TVE!llAY MEIGS ATHLETIC ~., Tuelday, 7:30 p.m., at Mol g a illlb SChool In Middleport. Meet tho team nlsht, with baseball team to be Introduced. Refreah- ments. WEDNESDAY TRINTIY CIRCLE, Trinity UnltedtheChurh ch of Chris~ 7:30 P· m." c~ch• PO~ UONS t.LUB, Uniteel vethoiliit t:hurch7 noon Wednelday, Program wUI be preseated. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Roy. al Arch Masons, 7:30 Weclne.. day- night at the Pomeroy MaICilic Temple. Mark master degree 1o be cuderred. THURSDAY JACK SLAVIN, Middleport artIJt, guest ll(lealcer Thurlday 7:30 p.m. When Bracbury meets; second grade motbera wlU aerve. Nomination r1. offl. cera. PTA WOMEN'S AUXR.IARY, Veter.. ana Memorial Hospital, Thursday, 1:30 p.m. at hospllal io()( regular meeting datA! In dining room (due to hospital cenventlon in Columbus); Rutland and Harrisonville members Gil reireahment committee; West VIrginia members on program committee. SUPPER, 6:30 p.m., at DAV ball In Pomeroy Thursday. All veterans Invited. BUSY BEES at the Trinity United Church of Chris4 9 a. m.; tenior choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. m. PT. PLEASANT - COuncil would not participate In tho comauthorized a -'1 organized Ing clQ> olecllon. Marine Nlberl, Chalrman<Cthe Democratic part,y In the clt,y Monday nlgbl wltlt Mayor D, H. Executive Part.Y ol i'1J1nt Pleatani presented Morlian wltll a letMorgan preoldlng. ter wldch he read slating that The Mar<h report submltted by Jack Pylea, Chlel al Pollee, there has been organized In the was reed lhowing accidents ln- Clt,y of Point Ploaaanl, West VIrvestlpted, 14: driver& arrested, ginia, The Democratic Part,y. al 8; road law vlolatklts, 16i mt~e. Point PleaBBDI, Which lo 1)1011· arrests, 12i relorQr, 1; recover- oorecl by tile Democrauc Part.Y ed prq>ert,y, one TV set, value at Ma1011 Count,y, and tho Couuly $100; one Wlncheoter 16 gauge Executive COmmittee has desigBhotsun, value, ~5, one electric nated the undersigned as Chairman o! the newly organized par. iron, value, $8. Total ureats, 29. Tota1 hours ty. It Is the porpose and Intent o! worked, 1,058. the Democratic Part.Y al i'IJint The mayor 1111110111Ced BPOCial Plea0111t to enter a ticket at canmeetings April 14 and IS. Ma;ror Morgan read a letter didate• in the next municipal otstlng that the Citizens part,y election for the Ci\Y al i'IJint Dr. Slac~ Suggests Pt. Pleasant Cleanup POINT PLEASANT - The Retail Merchants Associationmeet.. trw, Monday April 7for a lunch-eon at die Harriss Steak House, heard Soldoo Flemi~. chairman, amOJ.nc::e that they were atill workiJV on an aftlllation with the West Virginia University atMorgantown, that would provide clanel ·for 20 persons In ind.uatry, manufactturing and retail· lng at a fee of $12. The lm· provement Association will meet t.t The Harris Steak House next Monday, April 14, for lunch at I p.m. He lntrOOuced Mayor D. B. Morgan, who read a letter from Mason County Health Director, Rjc::hard Slack, M.D. The letter Three yeara ago our young- Rev, Bartlett Returning for Revival Series Revival services will be conducted at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church !tom APril14 through APril 20. ~kil¥ at the services each evening wUI be the Rev. Clyde J. Barlett, Roseville, pastor or the Church ot the Nazarene there. Three Children ore ..boo! - - · open to pol>- endeavor." Bob Butcher• a manager or the business otrlce of the C & P Telephme Co. showed a film, "The Voice of Your Business," stressing telephone courtesy In busi· ness. rollw-s: Present were Belva Farley, 11 As you probably know, Mr. managing director of the ChamWillis has been making numer- ber or Commerce; Charles Lan.. oua inspections throughout the ham, rrom the Citizens NatiOJlll c::ity as well as in the count;y. Banki and guest of Mt. Lanham, ,.The reports I have received Jlm Donohue, Field coordinator, from him are anything but en- Ec::onomic Development Admlniscouraging regarding cleanline&s tration, U.S. DepL of Commerce alii a»pearance of the town In in Huntington; Joe Swain, or general, especlaDyareasaround French City L1m1ber; Connie Oysome of the business establilh- ler, of Jan's Record Shop; AI menta which apperertly are be- Higgs from Biggs Deparbnent irw used tor diaposal purposes. Store; Don Killingsworth, of Car· "Point Pleasant Is ideally sit- olim Lumber; Boh Cochran, ted ua geognpblcally and could Credit Bureau; Emil Martin, attcact man,y tourl•ts and visit- Pe01>les Bank and Mr Fleming ' and Mayor • ors It it were kupt uP· and Boh Butcher Mor· ·. "Is there .any WQ that we CU.'!'~ pno ' bave a general clealll¥'"1 -Tiuit is" -"" · a good clean up of the clcy eopecially the center of town area? "The peo[)le whose eotabllohments noecl cleaning up are the very )IOople who should lead the community in such an effort, aOO therefore, it is a rather touchy sltustloo to ll!ll>roach theoe peo. ple. I have already written each of them a letter regarding the coOOition of Uteir buainenes, but so far have seen tittle lm· Dear Helen: I was deeply touched by the provement. letter from 'fJJorn to Cry/ 1 the "J am talking mainly about stoces, reslaurants, drive-ins, unwed white girl who mourn& etc., which Cor the moat part can more for her little black baby be oeen from the Court House. then for heroell. May I o!!er "If I he community leaders her encouragement ln an open would support such a drive It letter toDear "Bom to Cry:" cerlainly would improve the ap.. DIRECTORS' MEETING, Mlddiepori.Pomeroy Rotary Club, 7:30 p, m. Thursday at the home of WUbur Theobald, president. PAS!' COUNCILORS, TheodorUJ Council 17, 1:30 Thurlday, The Rev. Mr. Barlett began llome at Mrs. Lottie Cohen. 1,. , CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Guild, preaching in 1957 and was orI p.m. Thursday at tho Sacred dained in 1957. He served seven f~' . Heart Church following church years at Hebron aOO for seven Ml'\'lcea; c:alfoo hour and bake years at Middleport where a new Nle to follow the Sunday morn- church was built uOOer his guidance. He has been in Roseville lnl Maooeo. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p, since 1967. On the final day of the ser.,_ Thuroday at the hall; Laurvices a singspiration wHI be held el Grange wUI vtolt. XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Beta at 2:30P.m. with theGcable Fam. Sllma Phl9Jrori\Y,8p.m. Thurs. ily of Philo leading the serVice. ~ikf, COlumbus and Southem <!tlo Evening services will start at 7:30. il Soctrlc co. TWIN • CITY Shrine C I u b, diDce oeoslon, 7:30 Thurlday ot lite Mlddleporl Masonic Temple. FRIDAY HIGH SCHOOLdancepart,ywith Jill Friday, 8 to 11 p.m. Ill lllo Wahama High auditorium; pearance of Point Pleasant 0! course we aU ki'J(M dlatthewhole town needs a complete .face lift.. ing, but at least this Is a move in the right direction. 11 Perhaps at sometbne in the future you can declare a clean-L~~ week. Mr, WUlis and myself wUl be glad to caopecate in ai\Y publicaUon of declaration that you might want to make in regard to this. I k - that Mr. WIUis would be actively Involved in such an Christened Sunday Joe and Valeda Young, chUdren 0( Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Young, al Amanda, and Michael Cme, son ot Mr. ancl Mra. Dar· wtn Cone, Lancaster, were ehrl ... SATURDAY tenecl Saturday evening by the BAKE SALE, Middleport RobRev. Max Donahue at Heatll Unit...... Cleaners, beginning at t Lm. for the Mount Morloll , ed Methodlll Church. The children and their par• ._uat Cllllrch Children's choir. ent&, relatives cl the Rev. Mr. ' HICII. SCHOOL DANCE party, and Mrs. Dmah110, Mra. Eulene to pobllc, Saturday, 8-U p. Donahue at RullhYille, Freeman •· II tile Molp Junior illlb &dder al Plealllltvllle, ....S Mra. Betty Msuk of were In Pomeroy;JII)'owlU Easter weekend gueata ol t h e .• Admllllon 75 cent& per Donahue lamUy. llc. ';:t:'".:: est daugtlter, 22, a junior In college, placed in my arms our 11th grandchild, a )10rfec4 healthy Utile girl whooe !other was a fellow student and a black man, We hadn't wasted words in reproaching her when she told us ahe was pregnant. I felt that we hid provided her with a good and loving homo, high otandards and ldeals. But we lll1St accept the fact that a young persoo can !mow all thia, yet in the face at great otreoo, do oomethlns lrre_.alble. Our daughter learned what I am au:re you will learn, ''Born to Cey." It Ia not the mistake or failure Ulat is tbe determinIng factor In yuur lite, but what you do witlt lt. No lite could be complete without grlel, heartache and dlaappolntmeD4 but there ia also joy, endurance, truth, and love. You will f I n d those, too. Did you keep your baby, my yoong friend? It bas been an experience In love to watch o u r daughter becomoamother,lreaaure her little girl and meet with- out wavering whatever ·~k" there was. She learned that if you meet critlclom honestly, it doesn't laat long. II yoor bahy has been· adopt. ed, re•t aosured that he is with a family who really wants him. Remember, he will respond to llfo in the moaaure In which he ' ' . ) i PleaBBDI as the Citl2eits Part.Y al Point PleaBBDI has Indicated that It wUI no longer enler a elate ol candidates. The newly formed part,y requests the authorization al tho Clt,y eouncu to be entered at recurd In ordur thet It mil)' ))1'0ceed with Ito convention plano for nominating candidates in the aamo manner that c:aildldatea have heretolore been nominated by the RO[IIIbllcan Part.Y and the Citizens Part,y. The comcll gave authorization for tho new party to proceed. MaTor Morgan rc!ad the letter from Richard Slack, M. D., Mason Comt,y Health Director, that contained the request for a clean..up drive. It was agreed that the Mayor would deslgnote the week al May 30, as c l - week. He &aid that be had obtained the names of all organlzatioos In the cl\Y and wwld aend them letters urg.. lng them to cooperate In t h e drive. A motion carried to updaiA! the COmprehensive Develll!lment plan and tile a letler of Intent al the Clt,y o! Point Plealanl with Carol B. lUll and As"soc., Plaunlng COmmlssioo Consultan~ for a community DeveiOI>ment Plan, and that the cl\Y is financially able to furnish 2S )lOr cent at funds, 7S per cent to be Cederal funds. MaTor Morgan said thet the City of Henderson has made a request to be taken Into the Clt,y of Point Plealllll He &aid that this would have to be by petition of 20S o! the registered voters and would then be taken before the courl and Judge Thompson. He will moot with the City Council in Henderson 1\lesday night Complaints were heard on rats In a pile of debris and trash ln an alley between Route 62 and lloward &reet, and dogs that were pemted uP. howling. A complaint of too much chlorine in the wa .. ter in the upper end of town was discussed, Also a complaint of mud when rain feU on the intersection of Routes 2 and 35 at the Y. A request to put trailers for an office and a change trailer at the end of Msln Street, by the Indiana construction Co., which is erecting the steel struc1ure for the new bridge,, was retus- REBECCA JO BURRIS CINCINNAGI (IJPO - T o m HaUer O..ld It was all part of the game plan, but he was ldddlrw, of c:ourse. His accompanyIng laugh ..ld so. "Just a llttle psychology we used,;. the Los Angeles Dodger catcher said. "We wanted them to get a little overconOdeJL '' The Dodgers spotted the Cincinnati Reds homerun& by Pete Rose and Bobby Tolan, the ftrst two l>atters uP In the lint innlllfl. ' They then bounced back SHARON ROSE ROACH ·to eke out a 3-2 Natl...l League vi~ on the four hit pitching of Don Dcysdale and Bill Singer to apoU Monday's homo op.. eneter ·ror 30,111 fane at Crosley Fleld. "'nloae homers aurprlse me?'' Oryadolo said as he r-ted the question. "Let's jult say She his been accepted at Mar- IIIey woke me ~ real quick." shall Unlveralt,y and planstolllll- HJ've never done ttat before!' ior In elementary eduestion. "Drysdale should have been Miss Roach, tho dallllhter o! _aurprlaed, • Rose said. "Neither Mr. and Mra. Dale Roach, New Debby nor I hit a hCmer aU Haven,. Is vice president or" the Qring." National Honor Soclet,y and Fu"Pile illdn't lead . the league ture Homemakers of America, in homera very lorw did he," and aubocri))tion ma-r for Reds Manager Dave Bristol the · Amual Club. She was choaen said. Homocomlng Queen tor Wahlma last falL She Is a planlst at Gra· .....~~~-~~..... Jram Baptist Church and sec,... HOSPITAL NEWS tary ol the Youth FaU'"'ablp, She was also a past eandYstri.P- · er at Pleasant Valley lloapltaL PLEASANT VALLEYUCW'ITAL Miss Roach has been accO[)tADMITTED - Mrs. Herbort ed Into the Holzer Medical cen- Whittington, Arbuckle; Danny tor SChool of Nursing. Bacca• Johnson, Pt. Pleasant; George laureate services for this year•s Burnett, Leon; Mrs. MaryThorrr graduating class wUl be held on ton, Pt. Pleasant; Frank Roush, Sunday, June 1. PL Pleasant: Charles Lingerfelt, Pl. Pleasant; Jeff Thlllqlson, Pl. Pleasant; Carl Bailes, Grlmms Landing; Elijah Smith, GalliPolis Forry; Mrs. WOllam Machlr, 1'1. Plesoant; Karen Craw!Ol'll, Pl. Pleasant; George lAJnD, PL MASON - Several members Pleasant; Charles Smith, Pt of Wahama Future Farmers of Pleasant; Mrs. Leslle Hughes, America and their advisor, Ashton; Donald Greathouse, Pt.. George Smalley, attended the Pleasant; Mrs. Dalla• WUfoi1J, Sub-District FFA Creed contest Pt. Pleasant; Mildred Garrett, in parliamentary procedur~pub-­ Pt Pleasant; WOllam Doolittle, llc •peaking and FFA Creed which P~ Pleasant; Russell Cottrill, was held in Rl))ley Wendesday. Pt. Pleasant. Two winners were picked in DISCHARGED - Mrs. Donald each category. Tommy Roush, Humphrey, J o h n Fruth, Lora oon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greenlee, Warren DeWeese, Roush, Letart, W, Va., won in Mrs. Clodus Buck, Mrs. George Public Speaking; David Smith, Cummins, Patricia Meadows, son ol Mr. and Mra. eecUSmlth, Mrs. Mary Thornton, c a r I Mason~ , won :thlrd place in ·the BaUes, Wanda Bradford, Robert FFA Creed contesL Wahama's Siders, Doy RAy Nltz, Mrs. DonFFA Officers W0111 fourUt place ald Pierce and daugher1 Mrs. on Parliamentary Procedure, Steven Alford and dauglter. They arepresidert, Bobby Roush; BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs, Lea· vice president, Terry Bwngar.. lie Hughes, Aahton, a son; Mr. ner:; secretary 1 Sam Scarberry; and Mro. Charles Kincaid, PL treasurer, Robert Dewhurst;; re.. Pleasant, a 11on. porter, Blll Hussell and sentinel, John Bumgarner. Holzer MedJcaJ center, First Misses Burris, Roach Lead Wahama Class MASON - Miss Rebecca Jo Burris, has been chosen Valedlc· torlan aJXJ Miss Sharon Rose Rmch, salutatorian tor Wahama High School Graduation Exercises on June 2. Rebecca, the dal.lghter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. (Pete) Burris, New Haven, ls a member of National Honor Society and Annual Club; secretary oiWahama White Falcon 'Bai'I!J; secretary ot FHA; organist at the New Haven United Methodist Church, and secretary of Sunday School Class and member oC Youth FeU owship. She was a Week In Washington winner sponsored by COngressman Ken Hechler, and attended Camp Horseshoe, a you'th }ead.. ership camp, at Parsons, W. Va. this past summer. ed. It was !ell tllat this would block the approach to the ferry landing on the Point Pleasant side of the Kanawha River and would be detrimental to Tu-End· ie-Wei Park. A motion made lzy Dick Melrose, that one way traffic be eliminated on lOth Street between Main and Viand, was c::arrled. Mayor Morgan gave tho March Financial statemenls for the General Fund, tho Clt,y Woterworks, the Sewer Fund, andtheoutatandlng bills. r RIVER NEWS ] GAUGES - Gallipolis, 11.9 and 29.0 rumlng 90 feet of rollers; Pt. Pleasant, 27.61; Pome~ roy-Mason, 28,41; Hlntm, 2.01 falling; Kanawha Falls, S.3S rilIng; Charleston, 18.S7 falling. London, on the sUl; Marmet, nmning 0.25 of a foot on rollers; him. Winfield, rumlng 2 feet of rollThink of yourself as "Born to ers. Achieve,•• and get b.Jsy on a new BOAT MOVEMENTS: faith In God and an enlargement GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - H. E. oC your imer We. Self-respect, Bowles up 7 p.m.; Foremost up a sense of personal worth and 8:40 p.m.; Steel Clipper down dlgnlt;y - all these come to the 10:40 p.m.; John Pushak II!> 11:person who understands herself, 3S p.m.; EssoWestVIrginladown and learns from her mistakes. 11:SO p.m.; Walter Curly down lllhould lall you that our daugh- 7:10a.m. · ter went on to marl)' a young KANAWHA RIVER - ,Lmdon, man oC her own race who loves Semel down 3:05 a.m.; Marmot, her little dsughiA!r and adopted Jenny A. Green up 5:05 p.m.; her. Both mother and father are Wlnrield, W. H. 8\aver, Jr. down hlpJil' In their home and their 9:4S p.m.; Joso!lh M. Jones up teaching careen. - NO LONG· 11:1S p.m.; MJ. state down 11:ER SAD 30 p.m.; Fort Dearborn, George Dear N,L.S.: Price up 7 a.m. Thank you lor yoor fine letOHIO RIVER - Lock 14, Ealllter. May I add an old saying ern down 6 a.m.: All~ uP that has helped me many Urnes: 3:15 a.m.; Lock IS, QJ- Clt,y "Fear knocked at the donr.Falth up 2:50 a.m.; Andrew P.... Calanswered - and no one was houn 111> 3:30 a.m.; Soutit.Jn uP there.,.- H. 4:SS a.m.; Peggy Downey uP 5:50 a.m.; Lock 16, Alton Zl!(lb,yr Dear Holen: A note of encouragement for uP 6:30 a.m.; Bockjord uP 4:20 "Born to Cry?u ur am a fos- a.m.; Lock 17, <klachita up 2: .. ter mother who cares for many 10 a.m.; Paul D. down 3:0S a. babiea ol. all races. Our fam- m.; S:. Marys \II) 3:36 a.m.; Ily In a darling baby girl Jane T. down S:OS a.m.; ol mixed race, aach as youra. liam Barnes down 6:45 a.m.; She was adopted by parents who Robert G. West down 7 a.m.; Jove her dearly, when she was Bellev!Ue Lochs, S. M. Jenks 19 IIICIIIths old. The joy she brought to us during the ahort ' time we were her •parrnta' and the conllllllng hajJJ)lneoa she hlo brought to her new and father can be aOmeth1ng your baby will also bl;lng." I ho)IO B, T,C, wUl contact her Counly adoption agency, whlcb, even If ahe decide• to keep her baby, wiU help her through a clHflcult periDd. II the could have wllneaoed the placement of our baby girl In her new )IOrmanont homo, abe would realize thet a sad altuatlon can be roveroed and much can relult. - )1. D. 1 wu. r tpday." ' Nolan faMed 12 bolters be'"· fore giving WOJI to WO)'Dii Granger after lead-<>lf singles" by Andy Kosco and HaUer In the eighth lnnillfl. ,. · Young Nolan shrugged his It" strikeouts. •· "1 walked four," he ~d dla· · austedJ¥, ••am that's not Jnf way of pltehillfl," A olngle by llaller and Jln\" Lefelm"e's double to the score!: board in left center, gave the \. Dodger's their flrst run tn tHI~ seeon1 lnnlf"8. '"' Tho dnal two Dodger · r..W." came home · on Ron Fairly!;.; triple In tho tblrd IMing. "" j Sub-District FFA Contest Attended up 2:20 a.m.; Lock 21, Sloven- son uP 2:i5 a.m.; Lock 23, A. V, Criaa down 8:15 J).m.; Racine Locka, Jefferson down 9:45p.m.; Elgercllfl down 12:20 a.m.; I. Flore doWn 4:40 s.m.; Kathleen K. down S:1S a.m.; G r e en up Loeb, Valvollne IJil 5 p.m.; J, S. Lewlo down 9 p.m.; Philip Spom down 4:30 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, Cotta! Qleen down 4:20 p.m.: EdwardS. BosworthupS;10p.D..; Elisha Woods up 6 p.m.; IIClbert P, Tlbolt down 8:U J).m.; Westem uP 10 p.m.; Scott Chollndown 11:30 p.m.; Lady MJsnon up 12:30 a.m.; Invader down 1:50 a. m.; Ellla-Loulavllle up 5 a.m. THE DAILY SENTINEL • la~Ol'ED TO INT£IlEIIT ot-· MEJGS.MASON AIIEo\ IIICIIo\ID S. (JIIIUI, P\JBLISH£1 Che.c.r T•~ f4ltclr ~I Pal *'ily•uePI SM~n~,rbf 1111a.1o Vlll.ll~ P...IUII,. ~. 110 ~t St. . PMIII'OI', Olllo, tHf;, Jutl•n om~ PIIQIIe Ht.21~ , Ed:Uorllol PI- 9'i11-21Jf. s.eiii!MPIIOit.ctlllillltP_,..,, Ohlo. 1'1111MJ *'""'tiiiiW rtfrl_tl .. bl,.. IIIJ..Gillqlltr. Ill(., Clijo, !titfl Yarl!. I~ Ave. VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only oo Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Publication Or admlsslonl Is prolliblted ulllil further notice. Births Mrs. Paul M. Crabtree, Jr., Oak HW, daughter, !2:S8 1>- m. Monday, Dlacharges Mro. Earnest E. Carler, Mra. Robert C. Darst, Mrs. Charlo& W. Darat, Mro. Elizabeth Jollnson, Stennon C. Pea tor, Mra. Lizzie S. Sncxlgrasa, Jameo Soullby, Michael A. Taylor, Jr., Carl WUIIama, Mrs. Frances E. Wright, Mrs, Gordon SWisher, Mro. Jerry ll. Nelson and Infant da~Wflter, Mra. Harold L. Queen and ID!ant daughter, Mrs. Ronnie I. WDlet and Infant 11011. ..------i"' Remember Loved Ones In Distant Places··· Witll FLOWERS ' . Dudley's Florist Serving: Gallipelio .. Pomeroy, Middleport,' 0. " & Mason Co., W. Va. 4-16-l7n or 992-5560 FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 ~.•• Our Fr.. Porkll:'e Lot Robinson's Cleaners 216 1!. 2ncl, Pomoror 90 Mill St., Mtdclt.port ~==:::;;:=====~ I 3, - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy...Mlddleport, 0,, Tuesday, April 8, 1969 Marauders in Cl~se Victory .The Meigs Marauder diamond &q~ad stopped a strong late rally by Wahama ohorl and scored a 9-7 non-league win over the visiting WhiiA! Falcons Monday afternoon at Middleport. The victory was the thlrd straight with no defeats this season tor the Marauders or Coach Ruas Moore. Meigs built uP an 8.0 advantange In the first four Inolnga only to see 11 nearly wiped away in the final three frames. Wollama got Its flrat run In the !Uth otr starling righthander Rick Van Matre, a sophomore, who had hurled hitless ball In the Ollenlng foui frames. Van Matre, who tired in Ute fifth, gave up the run on a base on bello, a hit batter and a Bingle by pinch hitter Gary Clark. Rolie!er Timmy Domoskey, a 19Phomore, a letthander. came on In reJlef of VanMatre in the sixth and found nothing but trouble. Unlike last week when Demoskey famed five of the six bolters he tac::ed during two tmlngs, this time he was slmply unable to get things going for hiJilsel!. Demoakey allowed one I"W1 In the slxth as the result or Brent ciark walking, Tlm Howard hitting a fielder's choice and then Randy Smith olngllng. ·.Flve runs crossed the plate for the Faicons In the seventh before Demoakey flnaUy regained his form and struck out the last two batters he faced. : wahama's last frame r u n 11 were scored oo three walks, an error, a wild pitch, a single by ilrent Clark and a long bases li>aded triple off the bot o! third IOloeman Smith. : Melgs, meanwhile, scored in fi!lery lmlng except the fifth, Jl,tllltthanded 9Jphomore T I m !l<>ward otsrted on tho hill lor the visitors and worked tm111 the firth when Junior Gary • Olark, also righthanded, came • on in relief. Meigs jumped oU to a 341 aavantage In the first with Carl @rdie) Domoakey tripling, Dennflo Ault walking, eetehor Jim ~ singling and second baoeIQD Van John.son safe on an er- • Van Matre, in his five innings for Meigs struck out tive and is- .sued two bases on balls. Demoskey fanned three, walked three and hit one batter in hia two innIngs. Howard, before being rellev. ed in the tilth, struck out five and permitted two walks while Clark famed two and lasued three bases on balta. Meigs travels to Gallla Academy High SChool today for Ita second SEOAL game. Wahama 000 011 5 - 7 5 2 Meigs 311 301 X - 9 11 2 Howard (LP), Clark (S) and B. Clark. Van Matre (WP), Demoskey 6 and Crow, Powell (6). • 0 • • ' the Prosidentlsl opener by II.Ppl~ hi• ho~ Hut Wtlllamo, PresldeRI NlxQII alii the largestJlJ"nlngday crowd In Washington history - 45,ll3 fa n s at Robert F, Kennedy stadiiDD - watched In diiDIIY ao the senator• were belted by the New York Yankees 8-4. Kick Otr Season That QPOner - and the tradi· Ilona! National League opener in Clnehmati where lhe second comury of baseball opened as the Reds lost to the Dndser• 3-2 - kicked otr the flrot major league season ol 24 teams an:l four divisions. The longest season will run to late October wtth the World Series not even schec:J.. ulod to start until Oct. 11. There was also one night game on opening uday.'" 'I11e Atlanta Braves had their ttome opener and rallted Cor two runs in the ninth to beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4. The rest or the clubs join the action today with tlve games in each league - including the first NBA PLAYOFF STANDINGS By United Press International Eastern Final Best or seven w. L. PeL Boston . . . . . . I 0 1,000 New York , •.. 0 I .000 Western Final Best or Seven w. L. Pet. Los Angeles • • , D 0 .000 Atlanta •.•..•• 0 0 .ooo West Semifirm.ls Best or Seven W. L. Pel x·Atlanla .•••• 4 2 ,667 San Diego •••• ,2 4 .333 x-Woo playoff Monday's Results Atlanta 108 San Diego 106 (Only game scheduled) Thursday's Games (No games scheduled) Kyger Creek's Joo Rottweb struck oot 14 and walked three Monday anerooon at Pl. Pleasant as he tossed a no run, no hit game to give the Bobcats a 4..0 victory over the Big Blacks. It was the second victory against no losses Cor the Bobcats who meet the Meigs Local Marauders Friday afternoon. PL Pleasant is now 0..1 for the season Rottweb was never in trouble in his no hit performance. In tact, the Big Blacks had only three base runners all afternoon. In the bottom of the first, Pt. Pleasant had a runner on second when Jim Wilson walked and went to secoOO on an error. It ended right there. Rothgeb fanned Jesse Hamm arxl Rick Hamley to em the inning. GleM Long walked in the seventh and stole second. But that was as l"ar as he advanced, The Bobcats chased Big Black .starter Tom Staats with a four run barrage in the top of the first iMlng. Bon Quillen walked and scored on a single by Perry Be&o be. Tom Bysell doubled scoring Beebe. Rothgeb was sate on an error aOO Rick Moody was hit by a pitch to load the bases. 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Pleasant Staats, King (1), Rice (5) and Northup. four lll!Mrned runs IJI the fOIIr!A , Mol Stotdomyre welt all tho way for the Yanko to gain tho win even thoUgh h-= waan'f too' effective and was tagged .tor ll hits. 100 Years Ago A hundred yesrs ago the Ci,.. ciruatllled Stocklnga Nrteclpro baseball and the 1969 pncb}noU Reds got the year otr to quite a start as Pete Rose arx:l Bobby Tolan, the first two batters tb face Dodger pitcher Dm llcyadale, homered. But the Reds collocted ortl1 two singles the rest of the W81 off Drysdale and Bill Slngar and were beaten by a two-run triple in the third Inning by lion Fair· ly. Gary Nolan, a "veteran" at 20, took the loss although he struc::k out 12 in seven lnnlngl. Atlanta rallied two nms in the ninth to beat the Giants as Sonny Jackson tripled In the tying run and scored the winni!V run on Mike LlD1l's sh~e. The Braves took a 3..1 lead against Juan Marichal but the Giants rallied with three runs in the seventh to wipe out ttat deficit. George Stone the victory in relief while Frank LlniJI woo tagged with the loss. run. GENE RIGGS SAVE YOUR game for Montn:al at New York. san Diego hosting Houston. SeatUe at California alii Kansas Cit)' hosting Mtmesota. Once the game started, though, there wasn't much ror the Wash1~ Cans to root for except Frank Howard~s two- run homer in the ninth when the game was already out of reach. Jerry Kenney am Bobby Murcer, a pair of promising rookies, hit ba.ck-to-back hcmers in the third to booet the lead to 4-11 arxl two Washington errors led in Rothgeb Blanks Point On No-Hitter, 4 To 0 11tat was all for staats. Dan Kill!: came in alii struck out the side. PW1kin Rice relieved King ROSENTIIA L DIES BOSTON (UP0 - Simon "Si'' In the fifth. Rick Northup went Rosenthal, who played Cor the the distance behind the plate. The Bobcats threatened again Boston Red SOx ln the 1920s, in the fourth when Beebe and died at a Veterans Hospital MonHysell singled. With men on rirst day at the age or 65, Rosenthal, who joined the Red and third, King got Rothgeb on a Sox in 1921 at the age of 16, was pop-ql to retire the side. Injured in a ship explosion fol Big Black hurlers walked five BRADENTON, Fla. (UPll lowing the Normandy invasion in aOO struck out 10. John Clapp has been fired as 1944 and confined to a wheel· For the Bobcats, Perry Beebe By United Press International seattle ...... 0 0 ,000 general manager or the ColumTuesday's Probable Pitchers chair for the rest of his life. l1ad a single, Tom HyseU had a American League bus .Jets after only three All Times EST Eastern Division months with the International Boston (Lorborg (IHO) at Bal· W L PeL GB timore (Mcl\'ally 22.10), 2:00 p. League team. New York. , .I 0 1.000 Rilph AOOerson, the Jets' new m. Baltimore • , 0 0 •000 1~ president, made the · announceCleveland (Tiant 21-9) at DeBoston • • • • 0 0 ,ooo ment Monda)' at a news controit (McLain 31-6), 1:30 p.m. 1":! 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'lllr• - " ' • IUS. lb' Mllllr . THE NING-CHILDS AGENCY' ... series A W. L, l'cL By .•VITO STELUNO 0 0 ,000 Indiana UPI Sports WriiA!r · Kentucky • , ••• o 0 .000 Ted WUIIams opened bo,.. Serle& 8 ball'a "longest season1• finally w. L. PeL by tl))plng his hat and now the Miami • • ••••• 1 0 1.000 quesUon ts whether he can go Minnesota •• , • •o I ,000 through a whole season of watchWest ing the Washington Senators play Series A Oi))!)lng his lid. w. L. PeL without WUiiams, whose refusal to tip Oakland • • . . . .1 I .500 his hat to the tans was a sym .. Denver •.•••• 1 I .soo bol of his stormy but splendid series B career with tho Boston Red Sox, w. L. PeL acknowle!jged the cheers of tho New Orleans • • . 2 0 1.000 Dallas • • , • , , •. 0 2 .ooo WaahlngtOn crowd ln the tradl· tional pre-eam.e ceremool.es of Monday's Results Miami 1l9 MiMesota 110 New Orleans 122 Dallas 108 (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Games Kentuc::ky at lOOiana Oakland at Denver (Only pmes scheduled) The Marauders scored one run in eaeh of the second and third frames and came back wl t h three more in the fourth . Getting hits for the hosts, resulting In their second and third inning runs, were Chip Haggerty, Demookey, Aul~ Sieve Oller and Dann,y Abbott, all with singles. The three fourth frame runs resulted from bases on balls to Demoakey and Ault, a double by Crow. and a single by Oiler. Reliefer Clark shut Meigs out without a hit or rW1 in the [l(th and then In the sixth, tbo boola scored their final marker as the result of back-to-back single& by Ault and No.2 Catcher Gene PoweH, andafleJder-schoicebyJohn- ..... Yankees, Braves POst Witts n~~ni~;A~:~~=~:~!l • £111 Ult SL, NM York '" ba»PPn••• - Rose had jumper· on Drys-: dale's third "pitch .f the gaiiiO'" for hls homer. Tolan homered on the next pitch. 11 1t was a great WIJ' to open the season Bristol said. ••1 just wloh we could have ended th(" game 'the same way.'' ~ •• The Reds marager walked ~ the length of the club house to'" shake the hand of a disappoint•" ed Gary Nolan. "We'U get you a wtn the next •"' time,'• Bristol promts~ "fusP~: keep pltehlng the WIIJ you ·diet" .!ii;iiiiii.ililiil.iiiiiiiii.l::: . Lane•-, \ 30,111 View Reds ; Opening Day Tilt:. BOX 41{, PO!r\ERO~. 0"1110 PHONE: 992-Slll ' . •' ...;,--~ - ' ' I ' ' , , ·I ' ,. ·• ' .. ' I �• h ' ~ - ' ' ""· ' The Dolly Seltl..,l, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Tue.,., Christening Service Held at Heath Church. Perfect Attendance is . Recognized at Church ~. Mr. and chlldr<ln, John and ..... ..,,.... llcolhe; and !jr, and !hs. Jari!eo llagger\y and cl\lldeen, Cathy, Connie, Cindy, Carla Sle and James CUrry o1 New Haven, W. Va.j Mr. and Mrs.· Gordon liar· rJs, Gordoo, Jr. lUK1 Jim ot Columbuo and Mr. and Mn. lillgene Hartis, Ken, home from Ohio !late Universll)', Mar.iOr· va. were Easter ~day guests ie, In training at Holzer Hos- of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haggorl)'. pital, Nancy, Patt,y, Robert and Thelamily had an egg hunt In the Kathy. afterooon. The Rev. Mix Donahue, pasMr. and Mrs. Paul Casci and tor o1 Heath Church, chrlstel»d ramUy were in Columbus SmdQ' the inlant. A lamUy gathering w visit Mr. and Mrs: David was held at the Robert w. Har- easel. ris, Sr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jack· Mr _ and Mrs. Marcus Cham· 1101\ or Rendville were Easter bers, Christl Diane's great- weekend guelts ol Mr, end MrL great~ncle and aunt, were unable COo R, Young. to 1attend the christening due to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bechburns of the hands Which they tle who have been residing ln suffered in a furnace explosion Columbus reb.lrned recenUy to at their home Sab.lrda,y night. Middleport. Their trailer Ia parhBoth Mr. and Mrs. Chambero ed on Railroed st. were treated for the bums and Mrs. Homer Gerlach, Mrs. shock at Meigs General Hospital. Wtlliam Smith, Miss Barbara Mr. Chambers remains a patient ~rman and ROOert Hainmond, there for observation. McConnelsville; Mr. and Mrs. James Hannah, Diane and Nancy Hickerson, Marlettai Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gerlach, New Concordi Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ger. tach, Daniel and David, st. Clairsville; and Franklin Gerlach or New Haven, COnn. were in Middleport Saturday night lor Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zahl spent the buft'et dinner at the home or ~ Easter weekend at Wintersville Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam T. Grue· Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Mra. L, · with Mr. end Mrs. Leo Smith, aer. The engagement of Debbie C. Karr, and Mn. Howard No-- Kenny, Sam, Betty and Barbara. Grueser to Michael Gerlach, son lan of the Pomeroy Garden Club They were joined there by John of Mr. and Mn. Wendell Ger· lach, was BMOI.mced at the parwill attend the spring meeUng PrenUce or Louisville, Ky. ol Region II, Ullo Associadon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gnegleln ty, Mrs. Forrest D. Bachtel (car~ ol Garden Clubs, held Thursday were in Lancaster &mday to visoi Soott) and Mrs. Juanita Rach· In Athens. it Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hushes, Meeting Monday allernoon at Mr. and Mre. G. A, JeMins tel Jell today lor San Antonio, the home or Mrs. Roy Betzi.ng, of Bellview were here &lnday Texas. carol is joining her huBthe club members madeplani!J.[or tor the funeral services ot Mrs. band, Butch, who recently com. aa open me•Ung I<> be held on Carl Duckworth. They visited pleted his Air Force basic trainJune 2. Mrs. Beulng was nam- briefly with Mr. and Mrs. c. ing there. After visiting a week Mrs. Juanita Bachtel will return ed chairman Cor the open ses- E Young, Middleport. via jet. alon, Dr. and Mrs. M. K, Fugate Mrs. Wayne Burton and cfltJ. Mrs. Walter Grue!ler, Miss d. Athena entertained ~nda3' with dren ol Norloik and Mr. and LJdla Ebersbaeh and Mrs. No- a turkey dinner at the home of Mrs. William Dodson and famlan were appointed to the nomi- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ily or Columbus were Easter nat1ng committee. Fugate, Pomeroy. The Easter The program featurt!'l two Ja,p- theme was carried out In the ta- weekend guests or Mrs. Arnold anue arrangements made by ble decorations and l'avora. Oth· Dodson. The Gene Dodson ramMr1. Nolan. 9le used sea1100al ers at the diMer were Mr. and lly joined the group lor Eastlowers in the arrangements. A Mrs. Michael Henson, son-in-law ter . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young paper on growing !lowering an- and dolllltter ol Dr. and Mrs. rwalo waa given by Mrs. Har- Fugate, Frank Fugate, and Mr. have returned from a Florida vacation. They visited Mr. and ve1 VanVranken. and Mrs. o, P. Klein. Mrs. Blaetlnor, president, op. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Krln- Mrs. Allen Hughes at New Port ened tile meetlq with the verse ke and sons, Sleven, Mark and Rltchle, Fla. Who will start home this weekend alter wintering of the month. Devotions by Mra. ~-':' . !Jel)ylew we~ ~·ler Bstzlng Included acripture lrom w.....,. guerii· o1 Mr. anttMrs. there, the Harry.tbtrksMlohave already returned home, and Mr, st. John, II was decided to par- Kenneth Braun and lamily. Ucipate ln the weekly garden· Bob Crow o1 Columbus spent end Mrs. James Weber ol Fort lng column o1 The Senllnei. Eaoter weekend here with his Lauderdale. Mr. and Mrs. Young A dessert course was served parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert aloo viaited Mr. and Mrs. WJI. !lam Gregory who resido near by Mrs. Belzing preceding the crow. meeUng. Miss Ruth Wingett, employed st. Petersburg and Marlin Young Jn Columbus, was home Cor a ol CO<Oa, FIL Miss Ruth Love shin, student at weekend visit wtth her mother, Ohio aate Untverait)', wu t h e TWO.DAY SALE SET Mrs. Eleanor Wingett. weekend guest o1 Kemeth HarA rummap sale will be held Mrs. Royal Thumaa ol Columris and hi a parents, Mr _ and by the Wesleyan Service Gllld bus wu the weekend guestoiMr. Mrs. Eugene Harrill, and famof the Racine Methodist Church and Mrs. OWen Watson, ~ra­ ily. . Friday and Saturday ln the Simp. cuse. Also visiting with the WatMr. and Mrs, John Hawkins .., building at Racine, 9 w 4 sons Were Mr. and Mrs. Rayol ~rinllteld were weekend p.m., next door to Linda's Beau. mond Mlller and Dale Roush and guest1 ot Mrs. Lula Russell. IY Sboppe. 100 ol Apple Creek. Mrs. Watson was recently returned to VIIIUng &mdoy with Mrs, Rusher home from the Pleasant VaJ. sell were Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Ginther and children, Vicki ley lloapital. Mrs. Olan Genheimer of Pome- and Gary, Columbus. The Ginther lamliy aloo vlaited with roy and Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Knight and lamily ol Point Pleas- Mr. and Mrs. William Childs. Miss MarJorie Harris of AJ. ant ha-ve returned from an Easter weekend visit with Mr. and exandria, Va, is spending the Mrs. Pete Vanlca in Newton, week here with her father, R. w. Harris, S... Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Darst and children or AJton were weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs. Paul Jacobs and children of South 3lore, Ky. are via· The birthdaY 81Uliversary ol lUng here with Mr. and M r s. Pearl Jacobs. From here they Mro. Patty Nwttllng wu observwill go w Glouster w visit rela- ed recently with a party at the AM I LIABLE FOa tives. Other weekend guests or home of the Rev. and Mrs. lill· ACCIDENTS ON Mr. and Mre. Jacobs were Mrs. gene Gill with Bob Bartm co. MY PROPERTY? Jerry Pulllna, Jeff and Jay, and hosllnl the alfalr. Glests were Mrs. Ray Fields, Ask about our Home ProMr. end Mrs. WOllam Jacobs New Haven, W. Va.; Mr. and tection Policy. It will proand son, Bruce, Columbus. tect you against loss when Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jacoba Mrs. Riehkrd l'loUIIn aad ..,, someone is accidentally inand Teri ol ~rlnglieid spent Eea- JOOJ', . Mr. and Mrs. Lawreaee jured in your home or on ter here with Mrs. Clifford your property. Can you Ebersbach and Mr. and Mrs. with her II'.......... risk a lawsuit? Of course Lealie a&malde of Athena wu Cllllord Jacobs. not. For any questions on Mr. and Mrs. David Eskew the &mdoy auetot ot Mr. and Mra. insurance, see us today. and dougl!tero, Kandi and Beth, Charles Eakew and llmUJ, Kandl Grueser, studonl at the or Newark were Easter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char- West Vtrgtala Unlversill' In Jllor. leA Eskew and Mr. and Mrs. gantown, lpenllhe weekend bore Phone 992·2966 Uarvey Erlewine, Rutland, Beth with her 91renta, llr. and Mra. 114 Court St, Pomeroy has spent the past week here Walter Grueser. Christening rites lor ClirlsU Diane Roby, slx mooth old dolllltter ol Lt. and Mrs. Steven Roby •nd great.gr•nddollllt· ter ()( Robert W. Harris, Sr. of Middleport, were held during the Easter &mday worship 1ervices at Heath United Methodlat Church. Lt. Roby, stationed at Vandenburg Air Force Base tn Califor. nla, his wlfe, &laan. and their daughter came to Middleport for the christening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W, Harris, Jr. of Columbus. Other members oC the family attending were Mr. and Mrs, John Roby ol De Grall, the pa. ternoi grandparents; Mrs. Meyme Gardner of Charleston, a great • grandmother; Mrs. Max Dye and Betsy, Belle, W. Va.; Larry Comer, DeGraff; Miss Marjorie Harrls of Alexandria, I Will Attend Spring Event In Athens 1 Birthday Observed By Po"y Neutzling DIYis-Warner Ins. Switch ~er In One Day MISS Atten4ance awards !'01'0 pro. llllllod durinl the Easter SUn~ da.Y aervlco ol tho POmeroy First lllptlst Chorch. There was ljJOclal reengnitlon for thoae with perfect attendance end pins ware pre~ to all who had missed three or less &tndl,ya during the pall :year, Nursery department awards wiml to !ltriaUno Slerldon with perfect attendance, and Tracy II)' sell. Mrs. Orval Wiles is the teacher. In tile prlmary claos Plans Made to Stage Banquet MISS EIIMIE NELSON, featured .-Iter at the MeigS Couney 4-H Club omcera; AdYIIIOJ'& and Parents Conference, Tuesday evening, A!Jrn 8 at the Pomeroy Jwlioc High Siflpol, is a Iormor hmne demonatradon agent and assistant sllte 4-11 Cloo leader who oow is a Program Service Associate with the Nadonol 4-11 Service Commi- ln Cliicego. Miss Nelson is Speaker Tonight All Meigs County 4-H club olficers, members, adviiiOI'&, parents and prospective 4-H club members are invited to attend the annual 4-H Ol!icers, Advia· ors and Parents Conference Tuesday evening {wnigl!t) at 7:· 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Junior High School. Miss Emmie Nelson, the l!lpeak. er, Is an associate in program service! with the National 4·H Servke Committee in Chicago, Dlinols. She will address the entire group and also meet in a special group discussion with the 4.H club advisors and junior leaders on ''UsingTeen Leadership." Special training is prOYided in the program Cor the presidents and vice-Presidents, who will be under the direction of Dempsey Bailey, Vo~Ag Instructor at Southern High School; secretaries and treasurers, Mrs. Kenneth, WUcox, Executive Secretary, Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association; news reporters, Mrs. Beulah Jones, news reporter, The Athens Messengeri health and safety chairmen, Ivan Archer, Area Extension Agen4 4-H; recreation leaders, Mrs. Joy BenUey, physical educaUon and health Instructor, Meigs H I g h School. The planning committee has been Mra. Frances ~cer, Mrs. Pat llolter, and Mrs, - Maxine Whitehead. A special invitation is extend· ed to any edull who Is Interested in starting a 4-H club anywhere ln the county in 1969. Halters are Weekend Hosts Committe"' lor the aMUal band banquet otthe Meigs Hlgl! School Band Boosters wbeatapds.tur. da,y night in the cafeteria have been announced. Mro. WendeiiGerlachandMrs. Vernon Van Mitre are co.-chairmen for the event. Thebanquetto be served at 6:30 p.m. Jllil be lollowed by a dance lor band members and their guests. u£x. perlence '69u will pl.,- for the donee. The committees are as fol· I ." • lllllltt by Mn. Wliiiam Slerl· dan, Anita !lleridan ·end Marla Slerldan were recognized for Dewy Fresh Produce »erfect attendance and .Present.. ed plna along with AM& Wiles. Mra, Slerldon also had Perrect atteildanee during the year. · HiclQ> Couch, Debbie Bailey, and Keith Ball ey of the junior class talllltt by Mrs. Oliver Mt. chaei au hod perfect aUeodooce records anc;l were gl.ven pt.Oa along with VIcki ll,)'sell. Senior high clan awards went teacher, Darla Slerldanwlthper· ~ce, George Sd.mer, John Wiles, Jud,y Cotterlii, Janice Couch, and Roilnle Couch. Mr. aild Mrs. Richard Fin law and Mrs, Harry Bailey of the . PRAnl UMIIIIT young edult class had perlect attendance and were preoentod PALURD EPOXYCDATIIII awards along with Harry Bailey. In the One-Won-One Clan awards The ram1rkable flnlth for aU thON went llJ Mrs. Ellen Couch with inaida and out1ldt tUrf.ICII tub-perfect attendance and Mrs• .Jos. feet toeonstant handling, abf'a•lor., eph Cook, Mr. and Mro. George dirt and mol slur•. Applied by bruth,, !Jdmer, Bemy .!!ldnner; Mr1. rollet Clf opray: Chomicot reaotlort. feet forrnt o glou ilnltoll .,lth hord._ aod .,oehabliiY llko coramlo 11'--· Ideal lor coblnttt, IIIII,.., 11o"< .,.n~ lovotorlol, - Ha1'PIJ are JIOU ·who 101o beside all water~, who let tM feet of the oz mad the GIS range free.-luiah 32:20. HI 1 JJnge .• = ora plus Whfta and Red Cross Youth Hear Mrs. Braun Black Pomeroy Cement : Black Co. · .SUPER MARKET ~Open Dally 9 to·9: W!! Accept Fetkral FOod S~ Comer Miil and Second Sts. Saturday Only! > Ad. s Breadl :~::~ ... wear. By Flex· steel, all are treated for soil ·resistance and have matchintl arm covers. . ' . ;Canned 11'anl" ~ ·~u~~~"'' VALUE AT ..• b TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL AND LAWN INSECTS. · Change your THE SHOE BOX Whoro Aro Priced. Shoo• Sonalbly MlDDI.EPORT, 0 • . CREAMER 1ar •• 4 95 .• • Gal · · • Wltllc-· ...- • HIIIEILESS for easiest paint· Goe s over uamp •· sur· tng ever.1 Mlr's. Sol. Rtltll Prtr.o 1.35 faces; dries in minutes; water cleans tools. Resist blistering. 1200 Custom Colors• · 6 • 35 ••• •• • Gal •• • ,,.••....•.......... , ... eave • Flying Insect killer • F~ferator • lug-deth 1-uu-n HOSE APPLICATOR . I · .II IIAMi . With Ctlptrt • • . · •• •• • ...• . 12~ W. MAIN .• •• •• E'S POMEROY •• •• .. I - .. - I L':~"••••••••··•••••~ .I ' COFFEE lb. , .. can 9 ~" • · • • • SCOT LAD TOMATO . • 14oz. bots. $ TATO CHI Buttermilk Biscuit Mix Pancake Waffle Mix White Cake Mix Chocolate Calle Mix Yellow Cake Mix Spice Cake Mix • • I :~~ • ·.r. ~' '. '.• : • ~ EACH 10~ SCOT LAD PINK LIQUID DETERGENT 29C 10 oz. bag 46oz.$ Oven King Regular 39~ Size ·69 SOFT COOKIES pkgs. $ , PAl •• • This caopon worlh $~ ~ Mfr's. S.unt!d Retail Price on eacli 11lhtn Chief hie~ • Ftot Watt Paint and/ or Ch~l .lcryllo~atp 'I "ouse Paint, Only owe .COUPQII v11id per ·pure hose: Yo~ wht!rr.prohl~lrd Ill taw. 1 •2 N::U. DO I 1 • ' :f •• ' Cbiel Acrylio-l.ltex Hotu Pai1t N HOOD ·r·em0 r a••••••• atsu • UIce••••••••••••••• MR. BEE ~~~~~rs ~6 c•iel 1.1111 Flat 1111 Pai11 saturoo, CHOICE OF ANY BRAND • 11-00-11 PLAN RU!oiMAGE SALE The Eastern Band Booaters will bold a JU1111111p ttale Thursda,y alternoon end ali day on Frlda.Y end at the Elberfeld building In Pom.eroy. 49~ WINDEX ROSE DALE 6.95 • 1lant size ALL MEAT In Rutland Hunt colors. Easy water clean·tip. Dries in minutn. Choose from 1200 Custom Colors! By COLGATE·PALMOLIVE ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Retoll Prlot PER SU · Slab Bacon••••••~45C · 1··491-" B0Iogna........... ·Braunsweiger••~·39C • d B lb.43C Sl 1ce aeon••••• BAKER FURNITURE Mtfs. s.a. SAVINGS PILE UP ATMARKV USDA Steak,b.95~ ·Bone Steak~b~.99~ Cube Steak•••~~ 99~ Stew Beef••••••~~69~ Chopped Sirloin.~ 79~ ble for extra FamOIIS for quality lfld perform· anu! One coat eovers most old :. .To Limit Sirloin Winners Announced D>lln, Pemy end Patl)', Mrs. steve D>lln, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, Mr. end Mrl. Gerald Pullinl, Mr. and Mrl. H a r r y Clark, Otto Lolm, Naacy, Darla, Katby end lleioreo Gill, and Mr. and Mra. Clllford Jacoba. PHONE: 992·3480 "We Reserve Tho Sucher's USDA Choice Beef latex seat cush· ions are reversi· DON'T lb. 4T MARK V PAY LESS FOR GOOD MEATS! . · Avail•~ or cot-- '· CHOICE FLEXSTEEC Roger Holter has been visiting trls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holter and family or Morning Star, since returning tram his employment ln several Eastern states. Coming with him lrom ColumMro. Kenneth Braun, chairman bus was his coosln, Dan Earich, o1 service w military lamllies who also spent the past w..,k lor the ldelga ,<;;otmll' Cflapter ol here with the Hollers. wtiiten6'·'·1he "Aiiiertcan ~ed Q~ai, • was guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean speaker recentlyto"UleRedCroaa Earich and children, Jlll aod Youth or Meigs lllgh School. David Mra. Thelma Campbell is adiilnday guests o1 the Holter visor of the youth group which tamily were Mr. and Mrs. Ho- was organized last Call. For her mer Anderson and son, Mike, of presentation Mrs. Braun used a Welt Unity, lormeriY or Carmel; cartoon enUtled "The Trial of Mrs. Martha Rose, Mr. and Mrs. GOes George Jenaen 11 and dtaJames Werry, Jim, Randy and cu"'ed activiUes ol the local Ricky; Terrance Reiber, P au I clulPter end ill roleln aaalsUng Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. QJ,y servicemen. Rose and Kann,y. A standard llrot aid CQil'se The Holter.s also received a waa recently completed by t h e telephone call lrom their son, group. Joe struble was the Jn. Ronald, staUoned with the u, s. structor and will present eerTamll\Y Michaela and David Navy in Coronado, Calif., and titicatea to those who paaaed the Davia took the top prizes in the his lamlly. course. Ealter egg hunt staged SUnday at the Rutland park and ball diamond by the Rutland firemen and the ladles auxiliary. Each child partlcipaUng in the hunt was given a prize. Dooatlng the prizes were Jordan's Keyswne !lotion, Miller Bros. Grocery I Slier man TUlia, carson Service !lotion, MarUn Fwterat Home, Rutland Department store, Archie's Recreation Center, Rutland Furniture Co., Ratland Bnnch olthe POmeroy NatlCIIal Bank, Erlewlne Hardware, a&ck'a Barber !ibop, Doria Beau· ty liloi>. Dyer~ a Barber !ibop, end Mr. and Mrs. Leland Haley, sa.99 I ABBAGE ARROTS RADISHES RUBBED BEAm FOR PROBLEM AREAS to Mrs. Elmer Wickham, ihe • • • SIZES 8~ to 12 RUTLAND FURNITURE • lows: • Dining room: Mrs. Roy Mayer, The only true happiness chairman, Mrs. Robert Baile1, eo m e s· from squandering Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. James ourselves for a purpose.Tho Dopartmont 01 Willt!<:Up, Mrs. Georga Niclnall!', John Mason Brown, Amerl· Mrs. Marvin Bort, Mrs. WWiam can author. King, Mrs. Carroll SWan1011, Mrs. Jack Welsh, end Mra. Albert Woodard. Kitchen: Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Vao Matre, Mra. George Hack· et4 Jr., Mrs, Herold Blackston, Mrs. Robert ll)'sell, and Mro. I FINE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Thomas Hemeay. Servilli aod Cleanup: M r s. Harold Rice, Mrs. Donald Milyours contempor· ler, Mrs. John Sobo, Mrs, Ray Glaze, Mrs. David Robinette, and ary livinB room oroup. Note. the clean desion, Mrs. Harold Triplett. fine walnut trim and tapered legs. Sofa's molded NAVY trailer homo lrom oil to our dependabla liOTTLED GAS, A¥Old I,...U up and fire hazard, Wo..., dtolwe ,...r htlliow in I do,y, Phone us oow lor service. . L. p, sterrett and Mrs. J. Eelward t'olter. · · 1 ' . Llilea decorated tho aitllf /olor • the Eutl!r servictt inc! tho ~: LU\her Tracy ol Rio .Gr~ ·wu. the au oat speaker. • TUI)S. Sell Laqe <16 DZ• Bcittles . ' •. ; "' �t - Tile O.Uy ·Serilnel, Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0,, Tlleadoy, April 8, 1969 Auto's To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel ;Want Ads . Wo\NT AD Of QUALITY Will ~~ acupttd until 9 •·"'· for Ooy of Ploli>,flc.-lon REGULATION$ Th. P~lioher rooor••• tho right to .dlt or ~joct any ado doo-d ob· jecUoMI . TM pu6llith.r will rw;~t H rot,.noiblo 101' moro thon ono Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 INFORMATION OUDLINf:S S •·"' · O.y Before Pvbliurion , Mondor Oe'odl1• 9 a . 111. Concollotlono & C.,rutiont The Welceme Mal 12 conts por word throe conto ~: u· th•o lntoniono . II conlt pill WOtd o i o .:on1o c ul iv o lnoortlono . 25 per cant Oitcounl' on po id odt arM! ad• poid within tO doyt . C.UO OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 lot SO word lll,inlrtn/ 111 . Eo . · o4ditionol word 2c . 1965 CH EV ELL E ---.. --·---------·-·-·--.. --.. --..._.. ,,_, ___ •. ___ $1395 Malibu Conv . VB engine, powerglide, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top, vinyl interior trim . Spider, 2 dr . black finish, good t ires, 4 spd. Radio and heater. 1963 CHEVY II NOVA. 4 DR. ·-·-......... -....... ---.. ------.-$995 Local low mileage cor, Tatle s s clean interior. Red fp;~·~;;; ,.,;~an(;:'···~ Says: OFFICE HOURS In Memory Duri111 BIG GAME HUNT OPEN HOUSE THE SINGING Roar family will be prooctUng and singing at lbe an.rch of God' lllester. Ohio, Tuesday, April B at 7:30 p.m. for lhe yooth ser· vlco. Everyone welcome. ~ . . ..... --- APRIL 9·10·11·12 FUN PRIZES . REFRESHMENTS HARRISON'S TV Service. HOUle caDs and anleltna lales and service. Some antennas lnttlalled free with (t~Ddlaee . Pllone 992-U. (.8.tfo For Rant For Sale '!'RAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Court. Syracuse, Ohio on Slate Rt. 124, Phone 1192-21151. 1-l\-Uc r' doy during ovr "Sprln! Hoppon• lnv". Rogl ... r for ZOI eoch DAVINETTE and chair to match. Two platform rockers, one wool rug and pad 9 x 12. Phooe 813-2476. 4-~11> time I'OU for YOU. vl1lt. Wo'l bo loo .. lng Jock W. Carsey Mgr. 992-2181 Open til 6 Daily FURNISIIED house In Pome- 15 FOOT Banner Trave1 Trailer, sell- contained, electric roy, fivr rooms and bath. brakes, like new. One mile Call evenings, 119U161. northwest Bashan. Glen W, u-tlc For Sale Thoma. Phone 949-3196. 4-B-311> lllt!3 FORD Falrlane, liT, VI, rURNJliiiED TWO BEDROOM 4-spood Irani', extra clean. apartment. Mlddl'!'orl. Phone LOT ON MUl St., in Middleport Ph. 1192-2590. 3-l-llc 1192-3874. S-t-lk close to post offi ce, 40-foot wide, 125 foot deep. Excellent ONE FOUR-room apartment Pets For Sale lot, 20 foot alley In back. Phone furnished, ground noor: alao MINIATURE Poodle close oot, 992-5251. 4-8-t!c trailer lots and garden and 8 pups. 5 matrons, cash sal••l camp slteo on the river. Maonly. Also wire lmlers now, rion lle)'IIOid&, Mason, Phone COMPLETE household rurnlshMin. ~auzers In 3 we,ks, lngs. Must be ·sold 692 Plum '173-5147 S-19-tfc rroland Rood, Kl's, Coolville. SL, Middleport, Phone 992Ohio, Phone 667-3555. 4-l-7tc 3026, 4-8-Jt c AQUAR!lii'S - Baker's dooen - L! food and lonJc tor aotic flab, save lll per eent. 'lbo l!ouoe of WIISOII Etoile Aquarlst Speclalltleo. Ph. 8'1$-loe&. First rood below For Sale or Trade Pleasant Point Resort. MOTI!Elll a!ld father beqles U-101c and II pups three montltHld, or wm trade for good gun. VACANCY for two olderly peoo AY'allell Bass, 7 Liberty Lane. pie. Prefer private paid paPomeroy, 4-Utc Jientl, Pbone Muon, 'I'IWII5. I N-Ile ELECTROLUX Vacuum Clean• EASTER SPfJCIAL. small miniature poodles, puppy lrim Iner, like new . Some attach. cluded, $65 ; also pugs, ocotments never used. Will guarties, wlres. Ireland Road Kenantee to responsible p•rty l<lr nols, County Rd. 59, Coulvllle, halance of 8 paym<nts of 16 l'ilone m -3555 . 4-6-1 Ole monthly, or $11 cash. Phone 1192-2685. 4-3-lltc :1187 OHEVROLET Jmpella, two door hardtop, 28,000 acEmployment Wanted Re1l Estate For 5•1• tual mlleo, bought car new. ClNE AORE building loll!. Phone HOUSEWORK wanted by tho RODNEY DOWNING Locally owned. Call t9MI'I2 day or -k. Eulah Francls. Real Eotafe llnlter between 9 and 4:30 p.m. IIIII Phone 1192-5881. 4-4-Stc 1'1.- IIUI4! 1112-SH1 after 5 p.m. ~ 1969 ZIG ZAG sewing machine: Mlddlepart, OIM 19119 demonstrator. All fancy W!1L DO oprlng cleaning_ ~~~ work done by turning a diaL Wult nJIJ and ceiling, !'bone 11M8 CAMERO VI, 4 speed; 11187 Flreblrd VI, 4 apeed. New guarantee . Will seU on IIIJ.am. ~I.Ctp O'BRIEN lr CROW Call IliUM! or ltiW'H8. 9 payments ol $6 or fo\5 cash, REALTY COMPANY wa.tle Try it In )'!)llf home. Call POMEROY - 6 rooms, 3 nli!e ! Wanted To Buy 1192-2836. 4-3-61< • bedrooms, bath, hardwood P'ARM wmDN 10 mlleo of Auto Sale~ noors, aome remndeling. a river. Must have 10 """" of 48 ·lNCH. 7-year spotted geldnice place to Uve. 16,900.00. llal land and (IOOd ftll!r. l!M8 TRIUMPH Spltflro convertible, 34,000 miles, e""el- ing. Quiet for c111idron. Phone 1'0!\IEROY - ! APARTMENTS Phone M7·315ll. s.»-tr. lent 4-8-3tc eonditloa, one owner. 74!A3'71. - concrete block building Cali II9U1i37 or """tact Elber with 5 garages below, Uve In Help Wanted Johnson, Rt. 4 I'Om«oy, STEREO AM·I"M Radio, genu· one and rent the other. $8,000. EXTRA IN<mfE opporllmlty, lne walnut flnhdt, 4-opood POMEROY - 7 I'OOtnS, 3 bed· Bailey Run Road. 4-Htp reliable man or woman. Earn automatic intennix changer, rooms, baffl, basement, large !ISO parttime or $100 fulltlme. 19119 modem c<>rl!lole. This set lot IN GOOD CONDITION . Stt yout own hours and earn 1963 POKTlAC Catalina sport sold for much more, now Sll,500.00. coupe, 389 Cu. lnch, 3 Duces, wltat you desire, No experlmust se11 lo reliable party, WE BvY SELL RENT 4 speed. Mag wheels, 26,000 ...,. neceosary. Write Charlie $112.50 cash or $5. 50 per HENRY CLELAND actual mile s. Must see to apPerm, W. T. Rawleiglt Co., month. Try It In your home, Pbone muea preciate. Dick Sargent, phone 1101 201. Oilllicotbe. Ohio Call 1192-2136 . l-3«c U-3tr 992-6252. 4-8-61!> ... U-llc -· IlRIVE'RS NEEDED: Semi drl· 1960 L,:2wTON Chevy pi Ckltl, ex- vera, local and over tho road. cellent condition. Phone 992- 5983. ~11> ~ FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOME Exper1en<e helpful, but not neceasary, We will train you 5 Rooms and Bath on First You """ eam over fU2 (lfl' For Sale Floor, 5 Rooms and bath hour. For application and In· POODI E PUPPIES. AKC Tov on Second Floor. 2 Cor torvlew, write Notion Wide miniature. f75 and up. Stud Garage and 3 Room Uti 1. Safely DireCtor, Room 426, service and groomln~. Phooe ity Building_ Call 9493lfl Eaol 4th St,...t. Trano1192-5443. II S If< 3311 or 949-2153, Racine, portaUoo Bldg., Cincinnati. 0 . Could be Income ProOhio, or phone 51~:141-56'12. POTATOES, Phone MS-liiSf perty or For Large Family. ~7-21< a....... Proffitt, Portland. 16-16-Uc WAITRESS for 4 p.m. to 11 CURTIS house traDer, 34 1 8, m1dnlgbl, aiJo ear hop and 1'168, 13-foot Delta Travel trailfully furnished, good condigrill cook. Apply In penon_ er, •loops 5; two bUrner bot11011. Contact Irvin MIHer, Rt. 619, Point Rock. Call 1192-6423. Crow'• steak House. ~ lied gas stove; iCe box, sink U-3tt with 15 gal. water tank, PlenH<K1SEKEElPElR needed, llvt ty of storage space and Ill). In lf cleslnd. Good .....ndng 12 volt electric system_ Ball 5 PON!ES, tall ; 4 mares, I C!OIIIIItton.. Llg!lt l>ool-..t gelding, cart, bridles; two hitcll included-85 lb . load. Phooe 9ft.QSI. ~s.lfe fine saddles, halters. First No special brakes necessary. 1400 takes all. Bd> Morris, Call 1192-5815 after 5 p.m. 4-8-3tc Leading Crook Rd. IIJUI03. Wanted U-3le r.ARPENTER WORK. rmodellng, paneling. finlsbi11J!, ek I! FOOT Weaver skiff. Call 4-8.etp !lEMOVE EXCESS bndy Oald For free Mlmate, Phone 1192!>1~272. :11122. ~ with P'luld.. Tablets, on!J KIRBY SWEEPER. Looks an1 $1.49 al Nelaon Dnll!. S-lf.etp cleans like new. Attachments A CLEANING woman for one plus polisher for 8 payment• tl!OM WALL to wall, no soli day every oilier woot. Write of$11.65 a month. Guaranteed . at oil, on carpeta cleaned Box 1111.(; In care of The Phone 992-2685. 4-11-lltc Dolly Sentinel giving quallfl· with Blue Lustre. Rent elec· eallons. u.3tt trlc shampooor $1, Baker FurIIEPOSSESSEIJ Singer Cabinet niture. 4-!.ftc sewing machine, equipped l!ARRIED MAN for farm work, bouoe furnished . P. M, Cowwith dial control for zig zag, TWO REGISTERED Shetland buttonhole, and fancy design dery. l.onll Bottom' Ohio_ stallion&, black; around 39work as well as beautiful 4-6-3tc 41 Indies in helghth. Lorenzo •traig!lt sewing. Full guaranDavis, KinglA>ury Road, v, For lent tee to party aosumlng balmile west of new Rt. 33. ance of $51.60 at Ill monthly. , TlfREE ROOM furniohed apart4+101c ment with bath . Couple only, Phone 1192-2685. 4-ll.etc 212 S. 5th Ave, Middleport, ALUMTNUM Fishing Boatl, ' Phone 192-frlJ6, 4-4-lfc SOUI'IIERN plants, <abbap, safe, deep, oiUnly. Buy a safe tomatoes, pepper and ftool boot lor your lamUy's protecpotatoes, Order now. Charleo ~IGIIT-ROOM house, two baths, t lon. Set Lorenzo Davis. v, R. Harris, Portllllll, Pllone In S)'raCUie . Good for family. ti)He west ol new Rt. 33 on .Ja<ob Turner. phone 1192-:11181. IIIWI!t3. KingsbUry Road. 4-4-301< 447tp SIX ROOM hOuee wllh ~ Iota, FOR LONGER wear ." "- ear•"i 1111fttmlohed cell•, rarqe, aoOti!Oei!U.. · pels clean wl!b 81~ tualro. Clooe to ochool. pbone dayllme 70-4111. IN- , Reill elodrle ·~ $1. • l'llone lm-5f5f. (l).(l(.lk nlnp 74USOI. t4tlc Tiny's Bargainland. 4-7-8!<: N'l·*" HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBS'I1!'1'l'ER, llfoller SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms, bath, rurna ce, good garden, large loL $6500.00. POMEROY - Spacious 8 rooms, bath, basement, rurnace, large lot. Garage. $15,000,00. RT. 338 - 25 acres on the riv- er, 2 bedrooms, bath, ·HIS !IELCNEO PRJJCENC;~;: YOUR CAll: I NEEDS -tor From lho Lorpot Truek Bull<llzer To Tho ~<nall.. t Heater Co..._ BLAEnNAIS PH. 99l-2143 , bas~ ment, furnace. Garage. $5,500.00. We do not send you to see. Call for appointtnent. HELEN or vrRGn. TEAP'ORD .ISSOCIATES llft.3.U.I SYR.\CUSE 4-8-Jtc --- lutllllll 5ervlflll SEE NEIGLER 1lulltiq 1t1J> ply lor bulldlnf ,_ bome. CaU ~ N......., RaciDe, 0. .... CIIUCK'S Calli IIIII Carry TV Senlce, •ve up to oa&ltlll oo repairs. Brinl tbem In ud •ve. Cltact's TV, ID Butler· nut Ave., POIM'O)'. 1-D-Ife IN . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . * WMPO .INFORMATION NEWS -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT No. 20092 Estate of lorunclo Mltht, Denoted. _. ·a M. Suck , whou Post Office acl· drut is Pomorcy, Ohio, R. D. 4, hcu been duly oppointed E.lle cvtrilc of tho ftl>lfO of Lororido Might , deceot ed , late of Meigt Co unty , Ohio . Dated th it 4th day Gf April , 1969 . E. Moln Po..oroy, 0. ' AT NaCictl II bertbJ ,..._ Ul.lt ,.,.. A. DaN of ........,., Oldt.... Mia dUIJ .1ppolllted Allm~VII of tiMI . . . . of l:walct COIIItU ......... IKe of Portlud, J..atbaboo To...... Ilf.S,. CountJ'I ()Ide, Cndlton an JWCllll,red to !lie ..., ~riblldd~ . . . . tour- month~ . Olttd Uall ..... ........ u. JOHN C. BACON Actlftt Judge of tho Probate Court 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. __ ...... _ Molgt County, Ohio 4/ 8; 4/ 15; 4/ 22 3tc: , Carpenter "01111 C. IACIOif 4tlo H1 +II . . News, Notes NOTICI 0' Allt'OIN"''MMNT lttt,. of lut c . c•••" NoUc:w il Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree t·alled on his un<:le and aunt, Mr. aOO Mrs. Emzl e Davis in Park· ersburg, on Surda~· afternoon. Mr. and Mr s, Harold GUlogly and Vicky and Bruce were week~ end guests or his sister, Mrs. Elba McKnight, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey called on Jesse Profitt at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. Mr. Profitt was doll'€ satisfactorily ard eJQJected t.Qreleasedfro~~. hospital soon. 1 ., Mrs. Elza McComas Is seriously iJI and was taken by am· bulance to Sheltering Arms Hospilal on Monday nlghL Mrs, Donald Crdbtree is in Mercy Hospital, Columbus, for treatment of injuries received in an automobile accident some time CUe No. 10087 'l'vckenr~~•, De- -..r bentt1 iiJ.veD. tblt H. Tudterman of 471 Rlchllnd A't't· r,ue, A.tllent, Ohio, bu t.o dllb' apPOlllted Executor of the of Bu. C. T\lekermaa, deeeutd, late ' '' Melt:• County, Oldo. Creditor. are reqlllNd to flit tbtlr d llimt ' with ... ld. fiducial')' wtthia Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As 1'.1&1"' fuu.r m011U.. Dated thll Ulh d1y of lbnb lllli .IOMII C. IACOII Actlnt ProiNte Juct" of Nkl C.Untr ;J-:.&5; ...1; .... 3te IN '1tlt.IR DOOR! EEK AND MEEK STAV "lUIVED, FOU:S, W IA.HAT f'PC*htS£S 10 BE 1W WFCl'G£1TABLE -- 1\ ~L 1ElEVISICfJ E\IEIJI'-IG IS f>I>C> E/.XJU<lH, BUT TO MAKE IT 'UNfOAG~TT"'SU' IS DOI<IJI\IGHT Tr;I.EVIStON Evt;IJitoJ<O ! _ _, SADiS11C ! CLICk! ''I~-' ~ -~ FRECKLES -'fQJ Atl) Y00R ILK HAVE A LOT TO la!RH ABClJT W'I!O!,w '!2!1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey were in Columbus on Saturday where he attended meetings of his insurance company, They also visited wilh his sister, Mrs. Jessie Jewell, son, Cecil JeweU, aid wife, and stopped enroute to see their son-In-law and daugh· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones ard son, Nelsonville. Mrs, Ola Perry, 89, litelong resident of this area, passed away at her home here. Her husband, Mrs. Robert Kalb, Mimeapolta, Minn.; Mr. alii Mra. Harlan Perry aid family members from Chllllcotho; Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Leist and Rosemary, Clarkaburg, Md.; Mr. al1i Mrs, OWen Arnson, Cleveland; Mr. arw:l Mrs. Guy swtrt, Jessica an:l Mat:heW, Delbert Perry, died In l939.Sur· Smyrre, GL; Mr. James Jewell, vivors Jnclude four daughters, Mr. alii Mrs. Jdln Bon, Re)'nMrs. Faye J<alb, Minneapolis, oldsburg; Mr. and Mra, William Minn.; Mrs. Alice Thomas, at Thomas and Mrs. Amy Caldwell home; Mrs. Amy caldwell and and Jane, Columbua. Mrs. Alice Mrs. Lucy Thomas, Colambus; Thomas, who has been contlned to two sons, Frank, at home, all:l the Veterans Hospttalln Dayton, Harlan, Chillicothe: an1 several was here tor the funeral but re- grandchildren and great.grand- tured on Monclay lo the hoapltal chlldren and a brother. James Jewell of Reynoldsburg. Services were conducted em Sunday at Blgo- where she Is under observation. NOTICE DAILY CROSSWORD .wiiOia I. Mlnerel 1966 Olds Cutlass Sp, Coupe ••••••••••• $1595 v..a motor, :~uto . tranl., power lteering, power brakes, radio, w/ s/ w tires, deluxe wheel covers, white over gold with gold interior. ny Funeral Home In Albai'(Y wtth CITIZENS MEETING for better Rev. Merlin Teets officiaU--.Interment was in School Lot Cemetery. Among those comb~ from a distance to atterw:l the funeral of Mrs. Ola Perry were Mr. and at 7:15p.m. at the Mason Cll)' Building. All lrtorosted par· ent1 aiMI taxpayerolnvltod. Ray Thornton, chalnnan. aprtnr• D.Jewllh monlb 9. BarcuUc remark 10. Batlle 11. Eaat Indian condiment 12. Branches 1chools Thuraday, APril 10, ORR &VAN ZANOT MOTOR SALES "You'll Like Our Quality W1y of Doln1 Bullneu" Cldlllle-Oldlliloblle ' ' Wl-5342 P'omeroJ, .oblo 14. Rowing implement. US. Plunderer 16. Bone: anal 17. Everpen tree 18. Motb 19~ - f'llh~-., ' - ~lg~~;IJ..J abbr. of day 25.Ray BolJer'a 1. Greedy 8. Profit . "girl" 26. Faaten- anew er 11. Dove sound• 21. Euro- water 15. Force : LIUn pean capital 28. Kind or clau 17. Unlucky 29. Banked 13. Dirty ' ' ) 30. Qwker pronoun 21. Pigeon pea 3:1. Vexatious ......., ,........, M. lttrup 36. Peruvian chtet 31. KnlttlnJ IUb:b S8. Jalcm'a chooro AIR CONDmONINO llefrlall' alton ........ Jodl'l · ilelrll· 11: 0 () Now arronp the circled lelten ~~~==~~~~~_:·u~llfiiOII, b)' thubovoculoon. ~Priol:::;'lloo::SII:=PRiiE=~·=·fi::..::... II :::.. . JI ( I J ITJ -t· ONLY s57 5.00 ' . II 40.1\adlum CITY ICE AND IPUEL .CO. ' 0 I 39. PI!I.WIUIIJ1d. CONSULTUS TODAY FOR IIORE INFORMATION ~ I 'II'RI'O I to form the aurprlte answer, u diii!O'Ierer tl. Noleh 42. Inelte &3. Kill 44. Walk llftvlly .• , - VZX 2. 110111111 01 ' cont.,a.t• .. - Ali:Y II LOJI tor~:l!lf· ~! .to~ .. : lUI JUX KIA. VK DAU!.Y VRYft'OQUoB-.HIW' . ' QllatiMia A OqJ....• L ll'latten ment' ' r 3'1. Llclclni: In cOlor lnt~ructlont tlr condl'lonlng for II low ,.,_1/J....., ,_ m&tlpn ~· ~ Cey Out FREE lhow you IIIP bylllp_..,,,, $top In todly. 111¥1' e~~ntrll 1 ze.oroet sUn tile place U. TtaVII blek and forth here is your opportunity to save literally hundreds CMt - /)l 'BON 15- Trouble 28-Mikl kDO!ftl Handy with tool&? Then voo I rt'RJIN lhlp 40. - tbat 33.llllota- LQm .how - Uruorot~~blelhae four Jumblee, 011e leller to> ... h oquaro, to ferm four or4inarr word•. ta: 8. Break btrd 24. Negative vOle ' 32.Apple 3. Ventllatea •. Inte!Upuce 21. Where mill llmlt5. Place o1 wonhtp .....ry Sungta.uea: 20. Black· slanl' zz. Puff CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ' for your obile ho e * oar tltlrd floor ~get lbo(J. . ...., f'urtdbri. llld&port. Cltlo. ... ' SH0E5 . ago. loelll, 01111 aifut:ET~·"iPR;jijjJczi . :tui:mt;;;u,turt... an ATT...TCH!iD 10 IT All 10 eE ~~... your own ,simplified central air conditioning system. * DON'T ENVY ME I 11\P_I'D TRADE OUT '/OUR 100TH I'Jilll Tllli STRI!Itt:o Entertained of dollars by inotalling eraUou, New Hnen. bone ....,, 4 • PUt.~ LOCAL REPOR1S DAILY . c.fiiii~ .............. WINNIE WINKLE presenls ,.••,., ...... ' Am Notic::e is hor.Ly ljliven thot Mary +-8 l'llli «Jr ~ FOR ~~-VOO'~L ~MR S5.55 .... .... --- BLAETTNAR'S . DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Se~lce Whll Allgn111nt . C. C. BRADFOJID AllCI10NBI!R C..pWo llonlee • t and Brake Slirvice . ( (( WOUND- For The Fastest EXPERt SBPI'IC links deonod. Mllltr SanilatlOII, Sia'nrt, Ohio, Phooo . . . 1-IJ.Ite Cltlllt. . . ·Complete Froirt·Erid Pomeroy AUTOMOBILE tnstorance bell elltcelletlt Loll :roar operat. on license? ean 191-:JIM. •u FOR!'UNATEL'I, IT'S MERELY A FLESH PIMPI.EICN AN'HEP.EVEN MOIUl EIELO'IIED 5I'EAK'S - ln1Ur1nce POMEROY '"·II Notice CIGARI!'ri'E vendln• llltiddaet and aorvlce. ABC Bnlierorlla. M1901t, W. Vo. !'bone 7'/S-1111, Bargains a,. the order of th. 8 :30a .m. to 5 :00 P·"'· Do ily To 12:00 Noon Saturday ' 'li:!f o .m. IN LOVING memory of Rich· ani A. Genhelmer. Mrs. Olan Gemelmer and Family. U-ltp Come and See Us ~ OPEH EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO BLI ND ADS Bus.iness Services SEWiNG MACHINES, repair serolce. an motel. WY 12214. The F•brl• Shop, Pomeroy. Autltorlletl 8in«tr Sales "and Servfee_ We Sharpen Sclaors. S-It-Ire Jack Carsey 1964 CORV AIR ..... _:_·--·-···--·----..... ·-·-----···------.. ··----.-.$895 Additionol 25c Chorgo por Advor · - READY • II1X <OIIml8 deiiY· end right to yoar' proJeel. P'lal and ...,, Fne IIIIo lllafet. Pltone 111!-:!Jif, Goealeln Reidy • M1s Co., Mltldleport, Ohio. I 10 Ire Is Out AI Landmark IMarrect intortion. RATES For Wanl Ad Sor .. ico 5 co"'' per Word o~ insertion Mlnimulll Chort• 7Sc Business Services MAW!! HIDE ALL MV CORIISQUEEZIN'S ~· HAND ME ttr-1 SHOOIIN' IRON··· '::>-li~ QUICK !I v 'axm'o I JQEt;XOUIIVR IIU KXG BU JQJIIAX &K~Or . IIIVZXOU · au -1J Nu' uiiCJX . - HKNBONB , HIIJllliG . I..,..'O>•• 1 •-·~~1T~1'018111Llll'1'0 ~ i .. ' ' l"UUo A (lOU), ·! Jill! AN ~0 'IVUfiL-IID HOWl: "' .'l ;1. ~it" ' ~- ...... to < ,. ,_ • ' "·t'~ v; q: J)'':" .,~ .• "" ' NO, l(OlJR MIND IS MilE UP, ISN'T IT? Wfi.Ltl KI.TE TO see w 60 eu 6000 L.UCIC, 1).' ~ ...! HCft I(()U FJlD !& ... �,, , '' .. • L< 3 - 11le Daily SOIIUMI, P....rw-Middl- 0,, Tue....,, Aj>rll S, tH8 0 .. ~. ~~A:~:~ev~~~sNa=~~=~ i.r, paator of the Syracuse Church r--8-E-RR-Y-'S_W_O_R_l_O________, One Llama for Dinner Enough A part Cherokee lrllian. Uev. of the Nazarene, Is announcing Bass has an insight into needs of a series of n•Yi val meetings. in peqlle. the local chunh Aprii s ·· 20with The public Ia Invited to attetxl Rev. M. V. Bass of ShelbJ, Ohio, each service at 7:30 p. m. ,nightai!l evangeJist. HeY. Bass, a pastor in Ohio several years, was a surcessful evangelist in lhe Church of the Irene Hudson Dies Monday Jrene Hudson, 59, died at her residence on Chester Road Monda,y afternoon. Mrs. Hudson was employed at Meigs General Hospital for the past 15 years. UOY AL, France (UPO- Zookeoper Jean Mal1l&de put o tiger In his truck wilh two llamas. The User ate one or the Ilimis, then joined Marcldo on the driver's seaL Marcadt, 43, said . his. troobles began when he picked 1{1 lhe two llamas and the female tiger · Rtear Paris ror the return trip to RQJial Zoo. ly, inclucllng saturda)'. Each ev• niqr will be highlighted by spititual songs, choruaes, forceful preachlfW, afll, best of all, b.v the presence of God, said Pastor MIUer. Mr. Frederick Ohio Will Be Little Dies Tuesday She is survived by her hus- band, Walter Hudson; one son, La,rry, and a daughter -in-law, Linda, 315 Condor St.; two sisters, Carrie Sinncpal, Columbus, and Sally Smith, Pomeroy; a brother, llarmie :\lbright , Zanesville; one half - brother, johnn,y :\!br ight, West Columbia, and one granddaughter, Lori Lynn Hud son. Funeral services will be held Wednesda.y at r p.m. (rom Ewing Chapel with the llev. Menzel Smith officiating. l3urial will be in Rock ~rings Ce metery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. Livestock Am·tion Manager Announced CO LU!Bl S (l l'll - ldmond W. I\IrLaug hli n, Marion, toda~· was named ma nager of the livestock auction mark~:! to be constructed ncar Marysdlle by the Produren Livestock As~oria­ tion. The association sa id McLaughlin had 2Hyears or e:q:~erienre in the live stoc k marketint::. McLaughlin is present !~ manager of the produeers mal"l1et in Marion. ' ' MfiGS THEATRE AP il iL 8 THE BOSTON STRANGLER (Technicolor) Tony Curti s - lle nry Fonda T0~1G i lT, COLORCARTOONS; Two f·aced Wolf What on Earth SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THVRSDAY APRIL 9 • 10 NOT OPEN Affected COLUMBUS (UPO - Very littl e effect wiH be felt b~· Ohio under the U.S. Supreme Court ruling defining its "one- man- one vote" requi rement of state congress ional districts. The high cour t ordered states Monday to 11 makc a good-faith effort to achieve preci se mathematical equality" in population of all congress ional di stricts. Tt1e decree came in rejection b)' the court of Missouri's third tr~ at a plan for redistricting, In a 6 to 3 vote, the justices held that the state had not jus· tified variations from the norm. In a separate 6-3 opinion, the coun also upset New York State's 1%8 redistr icting plan. Both states now mu st come up with new plans. And lhere are 30 other slates in which the deviations are l'Ven greater than Missouri's. Ohio Secretary of Stale Ted W. Brown said the S'-"reme Court h a d approved a redistricting made by lhe General Assembly la st year. At that time, Ohio's distri cts were brought in line wilh the high court's mandate. The slate mustreapportionand redistrict in 1971 aOO Brown said Ohio probably will have to be more eareful in light of the Morday definitio n from the Su~ preme Court Ohio has a 1.4 per rent maxi~ ,. mum percentage variation from 1 its a\(erage district p~ulation, accor4Tng to figures used in the Supreme Court ruli11!:. The natioml average was 7~10 of 1 per cent. WIVES TO MEET The Meigs County Jaycees' Wives Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Bill McDanielln Pomeroy. WHY NOT PAY YOUR BILLS WITH ACHECKING ACCOUNT Pay your bills from the convenience of your home with a modern checking account. Our personalized checks ore printed fre& of Feared He Was for Dessert <ll'"' ., ..... IK..l..tll~ "Could you tell ,.._.jo tll.y ertr mote ony maries without sex ony more?" POINT PLEASANT - TilesdiU' evening, April 8, lhe Point Pleasant Area Ja,ycees wlll cooduct a door to door sales campaign to sell electric light bulbs. This is a c'i"ce for the resIdents of the community to purchase a needed household item and also to help the community throogh the efforts of t h e Jaycees. MAN ELECTROCUTED LANCASTER, Ollio (UPO Richard Thrush, 29, Lancaster, was accidentaUy eJectrocuted Monday when the concrete block crane - truck he was operating touched a 12,000 voH power line at a home construction project here. Goorge E\'erettFredorlcl<, Sr.,' 85, died at the re,slc!Once II( hill 8011 In Chester this morning. Mr. Frederick was lll'OCeded in death by his wife, Flora, and one son, Gerald. He is survived by t h r e e daughters, Lettie ~ncer, ~ra~ _cuse; Edna Danrl, Avella, Pa., and ~U!ian Fros1, Chester; 1110 sons, MUford Frederick, Minersville, and George Freder)ck, Jr •• Cheater; two sisters, Myrle Stewart, NeliOIIVille, and Noll SlumWilY, Bradenton, Fla.; several grandchildren, great - grandchUdren, and great-great..grandchildren. Funeral serYlces will be held Thursday at l p.m. from Ewing Chapel wilh lhe Rev. Freeland Norris and the Rev. P. A, Casto olllclatlng. illrial will bo In Chesler Cemetery. Friends ma,y call at the lllneral .hofne ai,yt!me. Having only two cages, he put its neck. the Ugur in one, one of the He~urn ~ourney llamas in the other and let lhe On the return journoy Sunday, second llama roam alioot the Marcade slqlped oil In the paliOl truck wtlh a rope aroWiil early hours to eat and take a nap at a wQside restaurant. At 4 a.m. he returned to his truck and opened , the bock door to check oo the condlUoo of the animals. Marcade Cound hlm ..u nose to nose with the Uger, licking The Eastern Eagles defeated its whiskers and making a noise SOUthern Monday allernoon by a that soumed balCWay between a 3-2 margin on an elgbth Inning growl and a purr. rUJL A dead and half...ten llama Mike Boring wentlhe dlslance l"U" .on lhe ftoor or the truck on the hUl tor the winners and beside the broken cage. Bret Hart, a sophomore ln his Marclde slammed tho dooi-, Cirat start, pitched the route ror Watchl~ lhroogh the windoWs Southern. at the rear or the truck he saw Hart gave up two hits to Rick the tfger setUe down. &P.-.rentSall:len, one to Howle Caldwell, ly to sleep. one to Bob Ritchie am one to . Deciding to take a chance at Terry stethem. stelhem got lhe making the return journey whUe elghlh inning hit that set up Eastern's winning marker that resulted trom errors. Southern hitters were Dave Ljpscomb and Kenny Wa1lbrown, each with singles, i· Eagles Win 3-2 Over Southerrt the animal was asleep, he juJI1)ed tn the driver's suat and set oil at top spoed. ~· To95m.lloh. After a lew minutes, durl~ which he reached speeds ol ,_, to 95 miles per hour, MarCille felt a soil breath on the side o! his raCe. the remalmer ol lhe twohour drive, he talked quietly to the dgor wlllle she podded around the tr.uck. Occasionalll' she sat In the possenger seat wilh her pows plaited firmi.Y on the dashbllord, watching tho road umrindlng ahead. Zoo owner Michel Gallle was walling lor Marcado when ho arrived. Together. the two cmxed the gorged tiger Into a cage before her hu!Wer, apparently aatisfted by the meal of llama mont, was aroused asaln. Marcacle shortly afterwards sulrerod what his doctors descrlbecl as ••a nervous crials." He Is ,_ recovering at home and thlnldng seriously abool his tuture wltb the zoo. Unite~ Press International Today is Tuesda:y, April 8, the 98th day ·' of !969 wllh 267 to follow. The moon is in Its last By quarter ~ The fuorning stars are Venus, Mars and , J~.t>iter. The fve~ng stars are Mereu· ry aM SatUrn. On this day In history: In 1513 Ponce de Leon of Spain landed at what is now St Augustine, FJa., in his search for the Fountain of Youth. In 1917 Austraia ani HWlgD.ry severed diplomatic relations with the United States, two days after the United states declared war against German,y. In 1952 President Truman ordered goverrunent seizure of the steel industry to forestall a general strike. In 1963 fresident Kennedy made Britain's Sir Winston Churchill an honorary cHizen of the United States. ~aUonal MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Fede1JI Deposit Insurant' Corporation ehance II( showers. lll&hsln till 50s northwest to the lios .....,. " east. 0 TEN CENTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6 Materials, Labor Are Key Factors ' ''' The vocational training portlon of the new Meigs Higl! School at Rock !\>rings - II all goes well - wW be c'""')leted by ~!em­ ber. • This ls on the word of the contractors, Meigs Local &lpt. ot schools George Hargraves Jr., told the board of education Tuesday alght In a regular meeting at Meigs High School in Middleport. The remainder of lhe buU4ing will be c'""')leted by the end of 1969, Hargraves said." . John Riebel, &lperlntendenl of llullding for Bible school Crom These predictions, however, depend on labor slQ)ply, arrival o1. the Eastern !.<>cal School Dlo- June 10 lhrousll JIDIO 2L materials and other factors. For eX8JJC1le, at the present time the The board adopted a ,_ poltrlct, was glven a new three s._,ply or bricklayers on the structure is llmited. Eleven are emyear contract Tuelday night when Icy cmcernlng ail certltled tDd ployed and 30 could be working, Hargraves pointed out. Shortage or the district beard o! education non-certlflild persomol of the bricklayers does delay the project as a result. district. Tho policy states lhat met at the high school. Hargraves and Asst. Supt. Larry Morrison ouUined legislation upon written request delivered which Is being proposed in the General Asaembly, The leglslalion, JodeUe Gui-, daughter other teachers given contracts 10 days In advance, an employe so far, tas nd: taken definite forms in certain directions, the report must attend a special or reguof Mr. and MrL Louis Guidotlnelude: . indicates. ti, will compete for the title Larcy Heines, David ChadWeD, lar board o! ociucadon meedng. The board appointed Martha field and a field for physical U under such a procedure the of Miss Southern Ohio of 1969 Twlla Strallllbaugh, BUb Kincaid B. Hoover and Marvin McKel- ecllcation classes can be devel employe does not do so, he Ia at the Meigs Junior H I g h and ShlrltJI Jack.., one year; vey as teachers in the district oped at lhe site. Schoo! in Pomeroy on SaturLeiter Marale1, Carolyn Franz, subject to dloc!pltnary acdon or ASSOCIATION OFt1C1AU! - Richard Sayre, Gallla - Y.e!gs Community Action Prognm dilor lhe1969.70 school year. Mrs. Chancey has aecured the aid of day, April 26. A '"'h..,oreat Robert Sanders, Gerald Rupo Wid dismissal. rector, standing, expJains ways of getting a proposed recreational project development ' 'off the Hoover ls presently tea ching in companies and persons in t h e One parelt attondild and reOhio University, Athens, Miss John Lambert, 1110 years; D a n grouOO" to officials of the Kerrs Run Community Improvement Assn. Tuesday night Left to rlght Hillsboro. McKelvey is now cOWJcy who will help with lhe pro.. queated the! his child be per. GuidotU, has had training in Wright, three years, and Howard seated around the table, are Don Jett, John Moon, bo~h Ways & Means Committee members: Mrs. teaching in the district I!Uing ject. However, Porter said, the and modern dance. Sbe drama Parker and Olive Osborn, live mitted to attend school in an. Ann Moon, vtce chairman, and communications ehairmanj Carl Qualls, chairman; ~aron Burout the schooJ year for another conservation service will proother distrlcL The board doe& atteOOed a charm school aM tinton. aecretary.otreasurer, arv:l Mart.Y Williams, Way!) & Means Committee chairman. - senti~ years. tm~cher wbo is lit vide information and make rechave a poUcy prdliblting such was a semi-finalist in the 1969 Accej)led were lhe resignallons David Bowen, Instrumental mu- ommendations insuring that the nel Photo. ~Patricia McHugh, commercial ap_proval. Howev~r, the matter Miss Teenage America. She sic instructor, and Ina Meadows, site is properly developed to Is a former county junior Calr teacher I~ tho high school, and wUI be given cmslcleration beteacher, were given continuing meet the needs of the athletic queen and was Miss Sesqui~ Gladyo Bcyant, second Kr a d e Core a decision is reached. A cootracts. program. dlscusalon was held on the p.~r. centennial in Co1umbus. Her teacher at Chester, tlu•Y wlll The board adopted a salary The board agreed to advertise hobbies are knitting, swimcomplete the current school year. chase of grass cutting equipment schedule for vocational educa- for bleachers for the new high ming, sewing and skiing. She The board hired Janet Wright tor the Riverview school. tion teachers to be used at the school and has reserved t h e Attending were Riebel, Charwill do a sor.g an:t dance numto work willl a Title I reading new school. The minimum sal~ right to reject all bids. 1lle reprincipal; Board les Taylor, ber in the talent competition protll'am In the lower grades ary Cor these noo-eollege trained ceipt of a proposal from t h e tor the remainder of. the year. Members Roger Epple, L 0. people t.s $5,500 per year wilh Meigs Local Teachers Associ- of the Miss Southern 0 h i o contest. Tbe program is a feder.al one. McCoy, Bill carr, Eme1t Whitelhe stale to pa,y ail of lhe amount ation for negotiation procedures Aj)prOYal was given for lho head and Donald Mora, and C. 0. except aboot $270. Four such betWeen the association and the use of the lot for development usa of the Chester Elementary Newland, Clerk. teachers will be needed in the b>ard of education was acknowThe Kerrs' Run Community people Cor taking the initiative Improvement Association, organ- to start this association," said and that he would present the first year ot the vocational train- ledged. Board members will ized with t11e primary goal of Sayre, "And I feel sure there matter at the next session or Ing program, wllh others to be stu<!Y lhe proposal before taldng securLng and developing recre- are lots or possibiliti\IS and lots council. added later, action. Representing the associ~ The group also discussed posAdoption of lhe scheWle as aUon at the meeting were Mr s. aUonal fatUities for that part or accomplishments to look forof Pomeroy, and also residents ward to if everyone will work sible acquisition, either through pr&losed is to give Supt. Har- Martha Husted, Leo Kennedy, purchase or lea•e, or other prop- gravea aome figure with which Jr.. and John Mora. ~ the MlnersviUe aector, elect- together." By United Pres& lnler,.tlonal ed Carl ~ails, Chester Road, Chairman Qualls said 58 reo- erlY "In 1IJit Ylcln\V to' be de- to work In emplOJ!lng per..,.. A leave of absence for Mrs. as its chairman TUesday night. . b~nts of the Kerrs' Ruh area veloped Into an area lor basket- nel to teach the vocational class- Dana Kessinger was approved have already been contacted and ball courts and a ball field. es. However, several b o a r d tor the first semester or the White~ only no .'Vegrou left "What we will need now, and members stated that lhey doUbt 1969-70 school year. Other omcers named were decided to join and support the CLEVEI,AND - CLEVELAND CIVIL SERVICE C1111mission over an extended period d time, the adopted schoctul• will be ildeAttending the meeting in addiChairman Jay B. White, an appointee of Mayor Carl B. Stokes, said Mrs. Am Moon, vice chairman; association. is the cooperation of the people quale to draw qualified people attm to those named above were llpesday tho clcy shoold hire Negroes firsland "II there's &1\Y room Sharon Bullington, secretary treaaurer, and a Wa.YsandMeans · sayre revealed that he has of the Kerrs' Run area, Min- way from their fields of em- Clerk L, W, McComas and board ~It over they should then hire wbUas." Sign-up dii,Y In Middleport lor Committee of Marty Williams, con!erred with Pomoroy Mayor ersvllle and also our Il!blic of- plOJ!ment tnt<> the leaching field. members, Mrs. E. 0. RalJ, m. While charged there had been discrbnimUon In hiring atlhe the summer Boys League base· 1 Charles Legar about the group ficials," said 'Jialls after beTwo resolutions were approv- ram Slawter, VIrgil King, and Gfeveland Convention Center. He said there were no Negroes selling chairman, John Moon and D o n ball program is Saturday atlhe obtaining lhe lot ownild by lhe ing named to the permanent po.. ed and wlll be sent by the board Doll Mul)en, Jell. .tickets or working as stagehands at the fllcillcy. Legion Hall, 1 to 3 p.m. Richard &lyre, director ot the village at the intersection of New sltlon of chairman for the next to Alisa Walker, Salem Center Each boy of Peewee age and s1xth grader, for wlmlng the an· Gallla-Melgs CAP, gave lhe as- st. for use as a 41Kiddie Cor ~ year. bite in Ohio up 103 per cent Li!Ue League age (six thr<llgb The next meeting was Bet for nual MeigB County spelling bee · COLUMBUS - OHIOANS PAID $1.16 bilUon in property !axes soclatlon assistance ln organiz- ner." 12) is to bring $2 for lnaur· Sayre said he was told by April 22 in offices ollhe Meigs for the second straight year, Ing and suggestion& on hoW to last year, according to research figures released Tuesday. ance. Pony age boys are to bring Bookmobile Ubrary, East Main and a second resolution will be The Ohio Public E;qlencUtures Council, a non-profit research obWn a site for a recreational Mayor Legar that he personal1)3, ly knows or no reason why the St. By~aws will be submitted sent to cmgratulate her par. agency, said the 1968 tax ngure represented an increase or 103 area, Final plans lor the sign-up "1 want to congratulate you organization could not be given Cor consideration at that time. ents on their daughter's victory. per cent, $742 million. over the past 10 years. ln 1958, the averwere made 'IUesday night at a A special session to open bids age rate lor pr"'erty tax In Ohio was $28.77 per $t,OOtJ, Tho rate meeting of the Boys League Assn. m "loose equipment" for the "hid ,ium:ted to $40 65 by 1968, representing an average Increase or In town hail with Charles Smtih new hJgh school was set for 41 per cen~ presiding. noon em Wednesday, April . 23, Peewee ages are boys going ft was agreed to approve a Adlai Ill has rictory m·er Dale,\' Into the lint grade; Boys Leaconservation cooperative agreeCHICAGO - A YOUNG, LIBERAL lndepement Democrat bockgue, 9 years old before Aug. 1 ment wilh lhe Meigs Soli conad by State Treasurer Adlai Stevenson, m, and other reform eleand not 13 by Aug. I. Pony ages servation Service to work on ments, has made good by a rerrow margin hls challenge to Ma:yor are 13 and 14 year-oJds. development of lhe athleUc site Richard J. Daley's powerCUI political machine. will begin Ma,y t, PracUce 1 'llp, Up, and Away wlth 4-H" at :the new high school. William S. Singer, 28, Tuesday won a 203-vote victory over and all managers of teams are Board Member Bill Porter said James P. Gaughan to become alderman for the ciQ''s 44th Ward. was the theme for the anrual back ror another campaign, it that Head Football Coach CharThe final, unofficial tally was 11,983 for Singer, 11,780 for GaLJgtl.an 4-H OM.cers, Advisors and Parwas reported. Dr. Clyde Ingels les Chancey is anxious for the in the runoff election between the _two tqJ llnishers in a March 11 enta COnCerence Tuesd"U" night PVT. WOLfE will serve as commiaaloner. in the Meigs Junlnr High aucllwork to be done so that a footPvt. E-1 Terry Lee Wolfe race. Feeney-Bennett POst American tortum at Pomerw. tall practice field, a baseball is serving with Compal\l-' C ~l h Legion extended an ofl'er to erect ;;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~ :;:;:::::: Miss Emmie Nelson, Nation· Floodu•orker• holdinif lmrk Lillll• Sioux Battalion of the U.S. Army at three flag poles at the park if Racine Village Council loda,y Fort Jackson, S. C. P vt. WoHe, CHEROKEE, IOWA - fLOOD WORKERS - lnch.ding Iowa a! 4-H Committee consultan~ was the league shoold agree to open urged residents or Ulat eomNatJo... Guardsmen and college and high school stUdents - renew- speaker lor lheeventlhatbrought is a '67 graduate of Southern each game wilh the pledge to the mwlity to tie up their dogs. ed their efforts today to keep the LltUe Sioux fliver rrom forcing attendance !rom pracUcally all Hlgh School ard former emflag . No dedsion was made. 4-H clubs ol the ~OWJcy, Dogs rumtng loose will be ployee or the Foote Mineral several hundred more residents from their homes. Tag Day was set for Jm.e 7. The program opened wilh Fran· taken to the dog pound, of!i. About :W city blocks of this northwest Jowa Community of 7, 700 Co. He is the son of Mr. and Boys who signed up with Rich· cials say. Dogs must either ;..re unier water today, and 400 persons had ~en evacuated, Ofti.- ces ~ncer, chairnlan or t h e Mrs. Gene 0. Wolfe, Rt. I ard Vaughan and Charles Smllh be tied or kept on owners' ~ials said lhe Little Sioux receded slightly TuesdaY, but a new pl&Ming comml-, glvmg lhe PortlaOO and is marrit.>d to tht! at the school recently still are premises, officials stated. atq:e had been reached at Spencer north or Cherokee and the crest welcome and the singing of former Deborah Lynn Haye s. to report Saturday. ~-:::::::::~::::::::::::~::::~:~:::::::: .. America... The pledges were ~as eJI)ected to re1ch hen' late tonight or Thursday. led by lhe !Mwvllh! 1-H Club ~nOOtiJ and Ch11rlie llrml'/1 /flkt• Iii .~flill'l' . and JI!IIIY and Melanie Dean led : CAPE KENNEDY - THE APOLLO 10 astr0111uts are coonting group singing. 0 "Snoqjly" and. "Charlie Br.own" to carry them saCely around the Janet Meos gnve a report on HOUSTON (UPO- The first school starr have questioned a ski~ for a report on the heart IJoon for 21h dan next morih ln man's final step before landing on the 4-11 AcMsory Committee meeting and c. E. BlakeSlee, human to be ghen a heart whether Coole~ and Liotta used in Karp. He said he tad no ..e moon in July, Thomas P. stafford, John Yoong ard Eugen. A. made by a fellow human died faiJed to Collow presc ribed evidence at this time that any !:or,.. are scheduled to leave earth May i8 on an eight.<tay spac&- Meigs Extension Agent, AgriculTuesday. But the verdict on the medical guidelines in usil"l€ the violation of the guidelines had Right designed to inspect the larget site lor Apollo II and pave the ture, explained the plat boOk prOject of the Advisory cominHtee. artificial heart- which kept him artificial heart. occurred. and his requeat for a !I'll,)' lor !Ia landing tt.ore. Recophed Cor 10 years of 4-H aHve until a human donor could Dr. Frank Hastings of the report was r~tine~1..-dure. ••stnce we're golrng to the moon to find out aU these facta and be found-remained In doubt. NHl In Bethesda, Md., said Dr. DeBake.y also eatabltahed kind e! &IMMlP a~ound, the hmar module's going to be called 1.dY1eera• work were Rachel Haskell Karp, 47, of Skokie, Tuesday any medical innovation a set of guideline~ for niembers 'Snoopy' ., aald Right commander Stafford at a news conference llownio, Freda Smllh and Emma 111., lived twtee as 1~ With the such as an artificial heart or his starr · wtlich. it 1a being Tuesday nlgll~ Its command module mothership wUI be '*med af- Wbl~ , while Rose Carr, ljorH,Y .rorllari, Charlotte Ped<artlftclal heart as with Lhe develq>OO In whole or In Part by claimed. Cooley ,111 Uotta ter Snoop)'a comlc strlp companion. "Charlie .Brown." banl, ;~ R91~ and l'jl'~e ,&lth­ transplanted organ he received institute funds must gQ: through violated. arland • Wllre liven P.,o yeata Monday morning. rigorous tests and evaluations DeBakey's rutea prahlblt atttf Early L'nilfllt•mlu·itlulmrwl t!fiH'f't•tl aWIU'~I. ·~· ;, ; -~ But the man-made deVice by persons other than the members from UJllll an e"1H!rWASIDNGTON - TilE UNITED STATES !o aliPOcted to bei:in , Group tr~'dliCII~S and which its designer said could developer before it can be used. imental device "in aurpry unllateral 1\'Uhdrawal ol 801!1e of Ua Vlotillm r9f,._ within the :p,\'JNG Roi M!Uer, o 818mber of the have prolonged Karp's ure (or The institw ·· is very strict on without · the approw.l t3l a 60 days II thoro IS no major Increase In enemx military actlvicy aoo the le~ Were · .~~ ·follows: Mi;(gB 4-11 Aclvlsory Committee, is presented a p,..,. aDd .JIID!,r, up to six morths is coming this edir' ·\stings sai d, committee of ~lol: ~a.· some ~1111 or PrGIIr&as atlhe Paris talk~o •, gram bf IWO young ladles decked rut tn pohaodot droSIOS, DiMlso N~IIIOII; t>J:eSideiitp,,andvice , Authoriladve sources reportlng t; .. .~ · declined to discuss, under attaek from the National because tl. · e?ears to be a ,, aoe Mllliron, center, and Toml Milliron, members of the ~ lleart lnsUtute and Dr. Denton tendency lot .,o<tors to • s e The hart pumbers 9( exact Umi"' The•·e have ll<c; Pi!!l_ilhed spec!ll&Uons In president~, ,Dempiei ·. ~alley, low ereo~ Jolly .Green Glan)• 4-11 Cldl, "'on ar~~~ at the A. Cooley's superlorB tn Hous- these iMOl'atioos irnmediat.el)' In Karp was ' · ., ..IIIIUd tO t!J• flll(;~t Pr,aideli Nixon hopod ~' ~~·.•~lout 6~,000 of the ~thei'n ~, V~AC !doli'!'~; a~ olllcoro, advisors and pa....U. conlerenee at the Meigs ton. aner devolopmenl. aU<h a ·and ' ·Liotta ~~~·tllici~OI:~Mrs. 530,ooo u.s. troapa C!UI or Vlotnam bY uk . ;lll'olt9&&. · K~ · wncox, oito<qtlve sec, PreUml,.ry Cause Tho aim of · the instl!ute, said . ~· lot e.on · . ·· 'r''·'-'~:V-·'i~ Jw!i~ ~igh..Tuellday nigh~ . '· ~{',.._ ''· --~ Olfth1i,MliiseTubel'Ciiloila . Tho prellmi ..ry cause or llaotlngs said; was to sategual'd ualil u ' lk· ·,:, .' .... ~...~ liD<I'IIIilth liboclatlan; ~·to,, , Karo's de&th was given as the patie. n t. · waS porter .. ' Mr~ llolibil( Jooil,, Hlab ,p!Qt',ficai . edueaticiJ a • d Gl!ides wen Twlla .ClatworFINED .II\' )IIAYOR PEPFSTRIAN ,KIIJ;ED ~ks For ~epon il17, Dabble Hirbl't<;ht, lllerrl rejectloo complicated. by pneu,.... ' ·health I I J..f ln&ti'uctor ~l : I !loyd Rhodes, Pomerw; ..... CP.:V!)LAND (UPO - Mi~)>. re...........:o~ :0.: ·~,·. Ultllla Me·moola and l<ldney l'aliure but a And, l)'r. Theodore Cooper, ' Hayes, Edwin 'Croll, I.;arry ~~Rf\la }!oro' wao, wtlh Jelliy and Dned $6 ltJ!I cq.to, in it. court . ,e1 Chl~k, ,67, of suburbon ~enpr, Hti'ilih· """"lete a~oy was och&- d!rector o1 Nlll, !'lid .~• had 20 , -:!~ .J tnap, Ivan ~liOr, Ar'• 4-11 Ex- ~~llble- Deoll in the INdlng Of Btr<tlleid and MarBle Jetrots. d..ect. · ' , ' written Dr. Michael Dellakey, ed heart OUII'I. i ~""".,, o.rl·~ ~~""'*' ~ was kmitl TliOJiday \JUbl olrplllzed for 1969 ate 'pr TUell!i1 ~laht oo -~•tl9", w~OII ·ha , !!*~ otruck by a car ~&ion A!~"~'> ond ,r~"!!tlciD ' ~)~ lrbore we~ 160 _ iloih the , Nlll the Bay lot ' preoidont o! I he llarlci;,, sohool l (cOOtlnued on p8~e 9) ' ' ., .. '\' \: . or lr&oldee.IIOIII , • .• ,. ''~1"' blo ~ ; • .~,, . , , , . ~ ~~~~-"·,~~·· "' ~ .· ' if Saturday flU WOMAN DIES CLEVELAND (UPO - Mrs. Ruby Smith, 24, ClevelaM, was killed am her husbom and three children injured, in a two car collision here today. 'Up, Up, and Away' Theme Features 4-H Conference MOTORISt KILLED CINCINNATI (UP0 - Robert L. Fischer, 25, Goshen, died when his car struck a utility pole here. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Harold Hall, Middleport; John MltcheU, RuUand. Dlschargeo - None. ell' . Jnd cooler Thursday .IJlth a · Sign-Up For Play charge with your nome and address. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ' too 51Joi"i-~i Qualls Heads Kerrs' Run Citizens' Group Today's Almanac BODY IDENTIFIED COLUMBUS (UPO - The de• composed body of the man found noaUr@: in the Scioto Rh·er was identified Monday as Nelson Eda dy .Mapp, 31, Columbus, who was reported missing Dec, 27. P~ lice said the body had no apparent marks or violence. enttn6: :Riebel Hired ~For 3 Years ~At Eastern GIVEN AWAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 9 P.M. eight popular wattage bulbs will be sold at $2 per set. Low ,tontgllt in the - and . r.os norlhwost t.e the and the 1011'60s SOIItheaOt, ofVo-E~£ Jection Move-in EXpect September THE RCA PORTABLE _TELEVISION TO BE "The Thank You Packs" ol Weather. 111 DeVoted To The lnteresll Of The Melgs-M010n Area VOL XXI NO 245 IN THE FOUNDATION DEPARTMENT FOR No purchase neceuary, n•ed not b• p,.tent to win. • at y The motUed orange ~ brpwn and white parasitic stinking corpse tUy has lhe largest of all blooms measuring up to 3 feet across an(J attaining a weight of 15 pounds, Be Sure To Register cmCLE TO MEET The Allernoon Circle of t h e Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at · 2 p.m. ThUrsday at Middleport's Heath United Methodist Church, Mrs. David Enlomlnger wW lead the devOU.ons, Mrs. M. L, Fr~ch1 the program, and hollieiSOS will be Mrs. E. M. Wood and Mrs. Francis H. Klein. • Now You Know •·or • Is tbis the way you look at electric heat? Jury Not In on Man-Made Heart So did Reverend Ramsell For years, Reverend Albert Ramsell of Canton • Ohio "wouldn't even think about electric heat. I thought it would be loo expensive. Then 1 got a cost estimate apd switched to electric 7 years ago. When I totaled my old fuel bills, I found out electric heat doesn't cost me any more than the old heal I had. Anybody who says electric heat is expensive is talking from hearsay, not experience." You can switch to nameless electric heat-economically, And' your heating bill will be about what you're now paying, Let us prov,.it. Get a lree estimatefrom us or your Reddy Kilowall Recommended Dealer. I, ~----------- MAIL TODAY------------ 11 TIIS WmiC CAll OPEIIEI FIIEE .m.. , Rocldr Ki~•'" R-· l mended Dealer prepares 1 wriHen estimate o1 the cost to mnvtrt YDII horne to tlec- I 1I lrle heltine. Offer available to our customers ontr. There is no ..w;...w- -......... I I ' r'¥.·l""~ ~ I 1 I ':~ ' 1 1 I Ohio Power Compon1 Rm, 430. 301 CleYellnd AVI,, S,W. Canlon, Ohio 14702 I Name I I Addru " - .: ' Slllo ~l ~=:: I I Cdy •,. L_{_£_~EI CDMI.tlr • I 1 I 1 I fI II f ~, I " Co4 I I I IIC·• ~ -----------------------~ Move!!! .., to FLAMELESS electric heat w: :r , next Advisor• PftiliditAI.i' - t-rs, u;.Iaoted .. _...... ........ailil;·="' . ·""' •or """"" ,(. .... ""· ' \• ... of • >:/!:" ' • • ~tjo' ' -;M:i-. ' 'i ;, . . 1 • -~-- " . .. ~,"-~J ...· ·~ 14 \.~'!: ' . '•,,t, .~.~· cor- . ' i 1 .. ,. :.- . '.~ ~ ~ 1'- . ;.a f!arW ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 8, 1969 albright frederick hudson lewis stover