https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c82717da6b10b46f5b7cdc0354cc5540.pdf f27200bc990505ec149269884b5053a6 PDF Text Text • The DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o •• Wednesda)', AprU 9, 1969 2t - Mr. and MrL C, H, Jmes .. • • ' were recent vlaltors of his sis~ ter, Lora Greenlee, Leon, W, Va. a patient at the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Saturday gueots or Mr. and Mrs. Jones l'iere Mr. and Mrs. Qzy Burdette or Leon, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard \1-i'hite and daughters, Pam and Beth, ol Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bing and daughter, Teresa of Wilmington were Easter weekend guests and Mrs. QJy Bing and family of Bra<l:lury, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beegle, Racine, Miss Judy Hysell, who has been attending the Frederick . Beauty School at ~rlngfield, has transterred to a Marietta school. ct Mr. Robert Elberfelds Host Family Reunion A family reunion and dimer party was held Easter &mday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld near Five Points. Their guests were Alfred El- berield, Mr . and Mrs. George Morrla, Rosemary Morris, Don and Jim Anderson, and B e c k Y Nease, Mr. and holrs. K a r 1 Krautter , KJm and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. William SWatzel, Jim and Brenda, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mro. Martin Elberfeld, Chilli· cothe; Mr. and Mrs. William Downie, Morning Star; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elberfeld, Hamil· ton; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elberfeid, Huntl.ngton, and the hosts' children, Julie Elberfeld and Stan Ceeteo. 'M£1GS THEATRE • TONIGHT & THURSDAY April 9 • 10 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TJIUR.'illAY April 11 - 17 CANDY (Technicolor) Charles Azmvour Marian Brarxlo COLORCARTOONS: Think or Sink Nudnik on the Beach (This is an Adult picture... ) (One admission only: $LOO) SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Green Plants Give MofJ his Oxygen Missionary-Educator Describes His Duties Other OUlcera who wm &er\le this year are Mra. Fielding Haw- Experience• oC their fO years oo the mission field of India were related by the Rev. and M r 1. Charles c. Roadarmol, apeak. ers at the annual Fellowship Tea or the B. H, Sanborn Missionary Sodecy ol the Middleport Flrot Baptist Church Monday nigbl The Rev. Mr. Roadarmel de. kins, llj)OO!allnterelj missionarIes; Mrs. Golda Mourning, vice prea!dent or Cbriatlan serviCe; Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, love 111! chairman; Mrs. )Wton Rood, spiritual growth chairman, and Mrs. Dana Hamin, chairman of scribed his many-sided role a1 a literature. The Dominating re.-. miasionary for the American pert was given by Mrs. Fred llollBaptist Convention. In addidon to mBII. ' psstor!ng English speaking Arllouneed at the meeting were churches, he sencd as superfn,. the combined circle meetlnga at tendent of a working man'• hos- the chureh, 6:30p.m, Tuesday for tel in Kharagp.~r, as principal a potluck<llnner; Ma,yFellowshlp and secretary of the Sintal Boya' Dor on May 2; and the annUal , High School in Dhimpore, and su- mother-daughter b&nq~et on May pervised the work of 60 or more 5. It w~s also amounced tbat the Rio Grande AsSO<Iatlon olfivillage primary schools. A comparison of the women in <Ors will be lnstallecl on A!irn America and India was drawn 22 at the Racine Chureh. The love gilt dedlcaUon wu by Airs. Roadarmel who aided her husband during the couple's cooducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Slayears in India. Mrs. Manning vin with Mrs. Pearl llllirri.lt and Kloes, Society president, intro- Mrs. Paul Smart asslstln&. A bouquet or sprlllg Rowers duced the speakers and welcomed guests from the Cheshire and arranged by Mrs. TOllY Fowler centered the table for the tea. Pomeroy Baptist Churches. New officers were elected cUr- Mrs. Si.nms and Mra. Kloes ing the meeting with Mrs. Rich- presided at the col!ee and tea ard Owen, secretary; Mrs. John servlces. Circle chairmen asWerner, communicationl!l secre- sisted in serving. The organ prelude which optary; Mrs. Kloes, vice president of missions; Mrs. Charles Ed.. ened the meeting was by Mrs. wards, Christian social rela- Gerald Anthony, there was group tions; Mrs. Willis Anthony, lead- singing or .. Allywhere w i t h ership development vice presi- Jesus" and Mrs, Simms gave dedent; and Mrs. Charles Simona, votions using'"RunningtheRace'' as her topic, scholarships. Hunt Held at Roadside Park NEW HAVEN, W. Va.- The Tri-Councy C,B, Radio Club held an Easter egg hunt &mda,y at 1:30 p.m. here at the roadside park. There were 30 dozen eggo for the children to find in age groups. They were: under six, with a blue prize egg worth $1 being found by Davy Cline, age 5, d Waterford, Ohio; and a ailver egg, worth .$1, found by Plllllp Oldsker, age 5, Hartford. From 6 to 10 years of age, sUver egs worth $1, found by Scott Chapman, age 6 or Masoo, and a golden ea for $2 found by l'aul Holsinger, age 7,a1Raclne, Qllo. There was an area Where the Give Your Diamond a New Look! Get a styl ish, new setting for your diamond ... each deSigned to make your diamond look larger, lovelier and to give it new life, so inexpensively. eggs were hlclten better for aiQ' age to hunt and the sliver egs of $1 was !oundbyRose Anna Roush, age 16, at New Haven; and a golden ega for $2 foond by Bradley Holllnter, 11h years old of Racine, Ohio. The eggs were donated by Mr. and Mrs. OWen Wolle or Ma11011 and colored by the women of the C, B, Club. Delegation of 12 Is at Conference A deleptlon of 12 per110111 will represent the Middleport. Pomeroy area this weekend at tlte regional conference of Jehovah's Witnesses in Waverly according to Larry Carnahan, minister at the Kingdom Hall, 900 Broadway Slreet, Middle. port. Local aervlces will oot be held April lOth through t h e 14th to enable members to attend the a_pecial meeting. At. tendance Is expected to exceed 800 lor the J)WIIc talk, "Law and Order - When and How?," &lnda.Y, April 13. A regular feature or each Wltnttss convention is a baptismal service in which new minfilters are olflclally ordained to serve. The ordlnatlon ceremony is ache41led for 1:30 April 12. Seventeen churches are represented at the Waverly gatller!ng. The role al· plants In ,PIIrlf)llng .tbe alt we1brellthe was dlscu&.-cl by Mrs. J. E. Hatley a.e.oabe•eh a il d ai MMcla¥ nitlbt' 1 meeting ef the sralp.tMIIJioler, MlssBemlceAm Mlddlep\lrt • Garden Glub In the , Durst, were Easter S u n d a '¥ ooel~ room li!rthe Columbus and llllelts of Mr. and Mra, ·Eidm SOUthern Oblo, Electl'lc eo. Gaul, Ct.,ster. They atteooed "OUr Breatll ef !Jfe l'rovlded ebrlitenlng rites lor Mi'S.l:l>er"" by ~"!''S.~' "was ~ top!• ,Or the bac;h'a great - grandson, Ronnie ma~rtal Pt•iOI)Iecl'bY Mrl. HarTodd Clay, 1011 ef Mr. and Mrs. ley Who ref~ to· a law In ROnnie Cla3, at the C be 1 te r Flnllll!d that reqUires a ·tree be Melhodlat Church. Mrs. Lucille Kraeuter of Racine was admitted Friday to llolzer lloapttal, Gallipolis. Mrs. Emma Looderbach of Marietta has returned to her home aller visiting herewith Mr. Theodorus Council 17, Dlugl>and Mrs. Not.. lltuster, Lincoln ters or America, took action at a Hill. Mr. ~uster is veey much m~lng Monday night to couDimproved from his recent 111- teraet .,.,.,latnts registered with ness. the National . Aeronautics and Eaater weekend guest• ot Mr. , ~ce AdmiDistratlon by Mrs. and Mro. Roy Rllfie were MelMadalyn Murray O'Hair regardvin Rtme of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. David W. McKenzie, Pili!, Jeff and Jozle of Gallipo- cui..,.._ plantOd for every one ocean ' are ' billions or tli!JI sreen l • ' • ' llt.e sai4 that II It w•fl!l'i'for . plants, an •!••ntlal to provldpllllllf \, 0 · would all ·be" d8ad · 'tng.thl Oll,)'geJI we need. atnc:o{ u...Y purify 11>0 \and:.>' .lite ~ that' plants not onlY provldo tho C~Qpn we n. . to Jl!!rlt.r the -air·- by· BUpplylng o.vbreatht. · '· , : ' pn but that they act as gar·1 • ... . ' .,__ ba&e ·Collect:Ora and remove the . "0.:- pl-.,11 .,;.. tho on Iy · waSte. 1'1'*• Riter large aIOUree ot oryi*J. we M•e/' Mrat 'mounte ol lOOt, dust and other Harley reported lite · said tlllf · particles !rom the air, . leaves three.fourths \( lk.eartli Is cov- ~ 11 lrlljiB for pollutanta ered by water ''-cj that In the and tl>lo Is one of the main rea• 4J1 Sign Petition Against Atheism lis. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hogue ol Darlington, 1'8. and Mr. and Mrs. carroll Russell and ctaugh. ter, Tamara, were Easter week· end gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Da- Bridal Shower Held Saturday Miss Joyce Evans and Miss Kay Ault entertalnod saturday witll a vid T. Grueser. bridal shower honoriq: Miss SuMr. and Mrs. Hobart Young san Ohlinger. The shower was have returned to Sidney alter held In the Sacred lleartCsthollc an Easter visit here with Miss Church auditorium. Elizabeth Fick and Miss EveA yellpw and green color lyn Flck. scheme was carried out and wl~ ners ot prtzesforthegameswere Mrs. David Ohlinger, Miss Elaine Cousin Honored Upon Birthday Davis, arxl Miss Sandy Simpson who also won the door prize. The guest list included Miss Stephanie Pullin, Miss Sandra Miss Anna Cornell, Pomeroy, swartz, Miss Elinor BOOimer, entertained Sunday with a birth· Miss Mary WoJfe, Miss Margie day dinner honoring her cousin, Harris, Mrs. MarUyn Meier, Mary DAvis Blank, on her 83rd Miss Janice Schmoll, Miss Pegbirthday. Mro. Blank resides with gy McKinney, Miss Judy Me~ Miss Cornell. Knight, Miss Debbie Grueser, The honored guest received Miss Elaine Da\'iS, Miss Brenda three flower arrangements, two Ingraham, Miss Sandy Simpson, birthday cakes and several gins. Mrs. Judy Custer, Miss Sue Rue, At noon she received a congratu. Miss Lenore Bass, Miss Rose latory telegram from her great- Marie Hackett, Miss Sally Barniece of New York. teJs, Miss Linda Ash, Miss Ruth Guests at the dinner were Flor- Ann Halley, Mrs. SaOOraHeiXlerence Rowe of Middleport, Edna son, Miss Sonya OhliJlter, Mrs, Carman of Long Hollow, al'kl Mrs. Jane Bourne, Mrs. Edward Baer, Ada Warner of Pomeroy. and Mrs. Ohlinger. On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Blank was surprised with a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wining, Min Eloise. Adams, Pom..erO)', and Hobert Estep of Masoo, W. A stanley party was planned Va. They came with cake, Ice for April 24 at the firehouse cream and gifts. during a recent meeting of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Bashan Fire Department. I was reported that $145 wu made on the meals served to the Ohio state Fox Hunters Association. Attending the meeting were Mr. ar.:l Mrs. David T. Grueser entertained Sunday with an Miss Margaret Carleton, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. Jean Easter buffet at their home on Trusaell, Mrs. Cella Bailey, Con::lor St. Mrs. Wilma Ballard and M r s. Guests were Mr. arr:l Mrs. larMurl OUro. Brenda and David ry Hudson and dallgbter, Lori, Ballard were guests. Mrs. Melanie Grueser and daughter, Mistee Dawn, Mrs. Lury Baker, Mrs. Nettie Searles, Mrs, Charles Wyatt, Misa Amy Beth Gold!ish were first domes· Hawley or Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. tlcated tbe Chinese as Gerald llogue of Darlington, Pa., early as by the Sung dynasty in all:l Mr. ai'KI Mrs, carroll Rus· 960, according to the Ency· sell ·and Tamera Lynn, Columbus. ciopaedia Britannica. At Boshon Firehouse Give Easter Buffet At Condor St. Home lng . religious references durtrw the recent Apollo fllghl The councU, &dviaed of Mrs. O'Jiair's ·action by state ofllcera of the Daughters of America, voted to sign· a petition request.. ing cmtlnued freedom of expressioo on rellgious sentiments ror the astronauts. The petlti<MI will be sent to Roscoe Monroe. the aerorautlcal protocal oltice of the ~ce AdmlDistratlon In Washington, D. C. This is anotller move by the Daughters of America to combat the atheistic trerxl which started when Mrs. O'Hair was successiuJ in having prayer in schools al'kl other publlc placed banned. The organization is supporting Senator Dirksen's amendment to the Constitution which would permit participation in prayer In public schools. Mrs. Della Stahl, pro tern councilor, had charge of the meeting which opened in ritualistic form. The ratty to be hold In Marietta <MI May 8 was noted and it was announced that the home and orphans contributions and the rally tax are to be In by May 2. A district practice for the rally will be held at 1 p.m. at Cheater for all state officers, past state officers, and state commit- sons Cor preserving trees, Mrs. Harley concluded. Another feature or the meeting WIS a defnonlltratlon 01'1 flower arr~by Mra • .M. J. Fry. In an an .outwol'k Jlljlllle&e c:ontalner, a. Fry. placed a modern arranpment of wild persDipa and yellOw ~Ia. lite u.-cl a sray cylinder container for posay wiii!)W and pink IU· lips, IUid an antiqued II"- table lei for an arrangement al purple grapes, green roses and a green taper. A mesh garden basket was fashioned by Mrs. Fry of hardware cloth lor • displor·of sreen srapes and orange Well known brands. · Percales ·and Muslins Elberfelds In Po.meroy ALSO OPEN All DAY THURSDAY i ' SHOES MIDDLE OF T'HE UPPER BLOCK POMEROY ~acine s• Church Ordains Native Son PICTURES AND STORY BY BOB HOEFLICH · · Ordlnatltlna In Meigs Couney .are unrommon and particularlY 'It the new minister Is a native ..... -.:;Jt was one f1 those rare mo- schools after which he furthered tor al the Racine Baptist Church menta . Wedne&dav . night when Olarles S. Norris was onlallled his edncatloo at Ohio Universlcy as a Baptist mlnlster at the Ra. and Rio Grande College. cine Baptilt Church. He sen-ed as a teacher ln the The 11011 of thl Rev. and Mrs. Meigs Count.Y schools before anFreeland S. Norris, Racine, the 8Werillg a coli to tho ministry n e w pastor attended Racine at the age of 30. Re became pss- MOSCOW - TilE SOVIET UNION, TAKING CRITICAL notice at the 20th anniversary of the North AtlanUc Treacy OrgaDizatlon (NATO), said tDciO)' It ia building ·~~~ Its Mediterranean Oeet to counter ••war ,prepantlona" by the Western alllaDce. The Kremlin used lhe NATO anniversary observance as a baekdrq~ lor c:ondemnlJv It as an aggressive, alllldemocratie Ioree, for ·making a aeries of demands on Weal Germall,y,and 101" re-lasuiJW Ita caD for at>Eaot-Weot EIJl'<liiOIID security conterence tllder Moscow' a -"::lie lfiWanl ~~ ~~~ . .~: "bD COWMBUS (UPO _ A $16 million project to widen u. s. 35 near Xenia was approved by Gov. James A. Rhodes Wednesday ' · GENEVA - TilE. UmTED. STATES th~ Soviet UDion have .,..eed to llqiJtilte 1q7s to provide l!ll>ef countrtea with ...0.. ol ~ out IIICieor e>Ploslona f<r aueh .~ceftll PIIJ1IO&e8 as ..,. sll>oering proJecta, Westera disarmament olllelals said tDciO)'. ·~ The olllclals said tho nOaouatiiXII wiD be starting as earlY as nlllll week. Jfl(lhltuid county jail proved leaky Pennsylvanian '::. !UI.LSIIORO, OHIO - FOUR PRISONERS ESCAPED tr<lll the HlahWol Count,y JaU here early today afler sawiJW through ateel wjJidow bora Ill the nearly 100-year-old Jail Sherll! Walter Ramtt Is Candidate preheaded llllortly after tho eBC8110 waa discovered, obout 8 a. m. ::. The priaonora were ldentllled aa Leo ~111, Jr., 41, Eyler, Tex., lletrc hlild for brealdJw and eateriJW here and for ei'-Pe !rom a Texas Jail: Luther Hendaraon, 23, 'l'aDipe, Fla., llelng htlil for forgery; and Everett ThOI'OIIIhman, 44, Balllbrltlge, also bi1Jv held for lorsery. VIrginia Mae Thomas, a resident of Drexel HUla, l'a., and a Jnnlor at Ohio UDiverstcy, wm be among thel5 cmteotants seeking the Miss SoutheraOhiocrOl'Jn at tho Meigs Jnnlor High School In l'lllleroy on APrU 26. The dautlhter or Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Thomas, the Ohio Univeralcy student has studied piano lor six years and vocal music ror one year. She Ia maJoriJW In Journalism am economics. She is on the dean's list at Ohio University alii her hobbles are sporta,photograDh.Y and music. In the talent cOIJt)Otitlon ol the pageant, Miss Thclnas will sing ••CQOII NighUI.iekl quiet Ivy Loogu.en .i!!llls ol borpln!ng unreallatlcall,y at the VIetnam peace tolka and "~>' Atl!ed for aerloua dlacuaslon IBI mutual troop wilhdrawala and tho :nstantlon of a DemWtarlzed Zone (DMZ) WGrt1Qo of tho , . _ .. - Chief U, S. llqiJtiltor Hoary Cobol Lodge told the N<rth VIet.. . . . . and VIet Cq delepteo at the 12th session ol tha ~ce ·• "Your •Ide'a demolld for wllhdnwal of United Slates roreea rrtm Soulh Vletlam wltbout IllY provislonl for wllhdnwal of North illbmeae tor... Is out reollstle." Delta Sororley, Air Meigs CcJuncy pOIJ!lle are lnvltad to attend the meeting to set county auat• tonight at 8 p, m. In tho dlniJW room ot tho couat.Y home building, according . to ~ Csrnahan, chairman of tho executive commt- of tho Meigs Csuncy Reporal Planning Committee, and 1ber111 Joh11100, chairman of tho Moils Count.Y ReiOW'Ce Develq~~~~ont Committee. < -Ill sOveral lllhta ~ OU! o1ler tile rally, Forey Pariqe Cooo17 lherlll'e ~" -..I cley pollee moved ato tho ofttr tile dlstarllonce. The Kent c"-Ptor , ol sal and seven were :~ • : Ttleido,y IGilowtow a demonatratloaln !root e! tile adJDll>. II ' . b•lldlrwo Tho attdoata lU demorded the lobool drop Ita ROTCprQII'lJD. . in , •-nil SOFT GOODS SALE . . . -~, Ar• Ytry Pr01d Of T.. · ··ltrc~a1dlse A1d Prices We HoJe In• Able To ·Ofttal1 For Uls Sale. • j ,, I COME EARlY -QUAIIYITIES AlE LIMITED 11me.to Unloosen Gree/c 6o00. A'111E111! - GREEKS ENJOYED SOME BASIC democratic l'l&hta lodor 6>r the llrat tbDo Ill twO yeara - l'l&hti to aaiOIDble freely, ~.form a...,.,totleoia 111111 to the privacy of their Olin homei. . · Tl1a l'l&hta, Amllomo~ to tho prlnclpal• of democraw fouRied llluelont GretC\11 ll!d ljeell..........,. In the COUidl'Y't m~"""' David Hargraves Ma.th Honor Soeiety David llargraYOs, ion ol Mr. • n d Mro, Goorse Harsraves, l'mneroy, haa been adi»lltad to llilullCIII that llli .._.,. w... the nUlllirJ ~ tooli'o\er In !.be Ohio 1111lvoraley ~matleo ~ 1H'l . · · ' · · · , "• ~!ltr, Oblo Mu Chapter at 1'1 • ' ·• . ' · .. ·· · loll ~iU~ tho 11111onalma~ W. o.Jler~ tlu! ~~fight'oM very,Unle. . ''',:J "TO Bll PElWECTLY ·BLIJN'!' 'obout It, telil\11~ al""'b: h!J J1tatl~··~· · ~· /oto ~ oodolfll . 10 ~ With blab Clllt a mllllmal ·hokl oo tho ti'Uiy lilnlll- pUj.·of tho yclalb mar- · 811e1 ~-lha lntaUII;utport, F<f tho~ ~.tlcJI!ol,vldoci •• Bithi to ol!or. Ha lalilp , ~ lllitolllo lil•lllioiladliil; • ~- ~011 ·~ tile ~ 1Ji Nil \11' 1111 d. ~ li!lh Is~"' Will ~~ · ;;> ~ \ ~IYIIjiOD!lD ', ~eo at .,.Iii lho ,llnlverllt.J. 'Ilia purpou 11. ,..._ tile rt~e·achq. ooc.l:d'''lo .;\! 'io ·~. ·- ~~ - 1 , '. '· ·• '' '.''' "t-t-Ulr ' ~~·· ··~ ·,• I THESE FOUR MEN EXTENDED the hand ef fell..,shlp to the Rev. ·Charles S. Norrto, right, WedneS\IIIY night during his orclimtion. From left to right are George NOI'tlq:J, Rio Grarxle, Baptist Association moderator, on behalf or tho association; the Rev. Louts Eckols, Marietta, on behalf of the denmninstlon; Racine Mayor Charles Pyles on behalf of the community, am Chester Simpson, chairman of the RaclneBapUstChw'chllaord of !'""slees, on behalf of the churc;jl. . The 'hlghwq wtine' ilf'dln.il ·' -'---"----'----,-----.::...- --'"· ----......c.-' to four lanes between Xenia and 1-71. Construction Is -1'1ed to begin within 18 months. ~ Rbndes said an engineering study of tho project will begin O~ffi "II I Immediately. He said consulting engineers would be hired and the purchase or right-<li..way would begin as 50011 as the Prizes tor the largest fish Association, the Kenneth Ams-caught, tho oldest woman and bury Chapter of the laaac Walton study was completed. · 1. The project will be financed man landing a bsh, and for ·the League, and the Ohio Division by the federal and state I!IJV- )'OUJlgest boy or girl catching al Wildlife. ernmenta on a 50-50 basis. state a fish will be awarded at a Location of the derby fs in a funds will be obtained from the trout derby Saturdor at theFork- creek area along No. 9 Road, olf bood Issue which was approved ed Run Lake. Route 248, near the Lady of Lorby voters last November. The derby Is sponsored by the etta Catholic Church. Announcement ol the project's Meigs County Fish and Game The ereek area will be stocked with 1,100 trout, 300 of which approval was mode following a Freshmen Home meeting of state Sen. David will be tagged. All cootestanll Holcomb, R.Vayton and Rsp. must register at a plcDic table Jolm M. Scott. R-Xenla, with """""' to be located along Road 9. · Rhodes, Prizes not won by catching at Two freshmen horne ecmomics fish will be awarded through Plana also were armounced -'·· from tho ser,.., •"'ste-'-· Wednesday for construction d. classes of Mrs. Frances Rob- drano,.& ,o,., u. S. 35 bypasaes around Jack. eria ,recently toured the Pllme5IBI and Washington Court roy Paltry !ilop. House. Rhodes said the pro.. The students were sbown the FmEMEN REJECT OFFER jects were part al a long range machinery, tngrodlents, and reCOLUMBUS (Ul'l) - The ci· program to Improve u. S. 3S clpes uaed In making the baked t.Y'a 683.flremen late Wednesday 8'1nds. Conducting tho visit for unanimouslY rejected a new wage from Dayton to the Oblo River. the llludenls was Roy Mayer. olfer. 11rout Donrby Saturda:y n ering Juany rrzzes s. Ec O•··- Take Tour 0 • 0 TEN CENTS '· ';: .__::: ' _, ..... ..'): ' Tomato Prices To Rise WASHINGTON (Ul'l) - Allriculture ·Secretory Clllford M. Hardin moved Wednesday to boost tomato prices by authorlzlng an lncreaae - effecllve April H - In the mlnlrnwn size of fresh tomatoes shipped out of Florida and Imported from Mexico. Florida growers had uked for the action because heavy sup.. plies have glutted the market recenlly and sent prices doWn to what o!Tlctala In Washington tertned ,.demoralizing'' levels. Richard E. Lyng, assistant secretary or agriculture, said olficlals hoped banning ship· ments rl some smaller tomstoes would cut supplies enoogb to l-ove farm Income. But Lyng said he could give oo estlmate of the potential effect on consumer or farm prices for fresh tomatoes. He ~ __,. th e new reSu• •-'ctlons mitlbt cut total fresh tomato marketing by up to 200 carloads weekly' with most of the reduction coming in Florida shipments. Fourth lJomb ~ . ;i,· ·, Baptists to Welcome New Pwtor Call Recorded The congregatim of the Pomeroy First Baptlot Cllurchlspr&- PT. PLEASANT - Cicy police received the fourth bomb threat In two days at 5:20 p. m. Wednes' P~ day. to welcome a new pastor. He Ia tho Rev. Rebert Warren Kuhn, now at Ne>nllle, Ohio. Sevecal lmt>rovemenll have been made at the East Main Sl church. Five new lantern t;ype1 overheed light fixtures have been U.. staned In the church sanctuary and tho eanetuary has been carpeted In a basic green, tweed ef. feet. Walla ol the - r y have been done In a betgewtthtbe ceU· 1111 redecorated in white.. f111ds lor tho illl>rowmenia were raised throuat>apercentage at.U. program- memben . of tho congregatloo laat lj)rlng. The Yoww Adult .of the church aloo has completed lmprovementa to the soeial 1"01111. WaUs of the room !live been palmed and pone! accenta added alq with new overheodllghts. A mE OF 11ll!a JlllDE1IN 1ant11rn tp 091fhaoll llghta new ceDing was abo Installed In have beenlnatalled In tha IIOIICtuary ql tlleP'""'roy Firat a.t>the SO<Ial l'OCIIII of tho clau, tlot ·Cturch whldl b ~f<IIOI'Irc io welcome a - mlltlater, The new psstor wiU - k at tho Rey, Robai1 Warren Klilm. · tho! Poaifroy church the !lrat tlma 011J1110 U ud wUlinove to dlviriicy deeree In 1963 trom a ..0, 19, old three da101hters, Pamoroy thepreeOdlrcweek. Tlie N,..tjler,n Jlopttot College In Chi- 5, !3 and 11. · a.pctol ,......,,Is )ocatod •Pn o:aso. The Rev. Mr. Kuhn r"'laces IIWiiOrcy Aft. ,. ' Mrs. K..,n li ospeclallytalent- tile Rev. carver WUllama who . . Tho I!""· Mr. Kullft ""~'hod ,.,.~ 10Cal·anlllniii'Uille!lilhnus- • 1)1110<;01 ehur<h 10r Ollllthor Ill• ~. ~ arto 'dtirOI .• f le. · • ,' '' 1 'PaB~to IPProxln!&tely 10 • Cia•• rw ¥ >., ~.~littJ5~aillhl• ', ~~lellla,~.,lldreli,;~ miOitha'!&'l j11111J~......ni ill,~lltwwarlllllila ..,IIIIP.i~.~· ~ , ~"-':!I'•T\'t:f~••llioi~ ..: ,.,. . ' . /' ., "Love Ia Where You Find It'' Slle Is a member of Alpha XI keep up Kelll duturbances llealoeJJII• Sol>let.7 GUO. on January 15, this year. Although the Rev. Mr. Norris may encrunter trtals and tl'lbulatlons ao a minister, lalt night wiD surelY provide him with some ot those 44 montents to re(Contlnued on Page 2) Widening Of 35 is Approved l"e811ive behavu1r in the human species • (• NoiiiiiS WERE PRI!EENTED a from the church congregation during a concluding social taw Wednesday night. l'resenUJW the gltt, left, was Chester son, chairman of the Racllll !llljltist Church Board of Truateoa. (See More Pictures of Event on Page 2) : •• . KENT, OHIO - DISSIDENT STUDENTS caused disturbances on ~ Kent State Unh•aley """""' for the seeoad •tralibt clay Wocl'1'*1• fGIIow!Drr a 'rally ealled by tile IUij)tnded StudG&Ior a JOYCE-CONNIE JACQUELINE . man, center, executive mlnlater of the Ohio Baptist ConvenUm. On the right of the new pastor is hla wile, the former Erma Jeen Boring. Negotiationt, they said, would be long . :I'AlliS - TilE UNITED STATES TODAY accused tho C<mJru>. $ .· I Slate Rep. Ralph Welker (R. POmeroy) !lllliOU!!Ced today the ·· State Controlling Board has authorized the Department or Highways to hire consulting engineers to draft a modified design reJX)rt and oonstructlon contract plans tor improving 13.S8 miles or U.S. Route 33 In Athens and Meigs Coontles. Tbe department eatlmated the improvement will colt $10.99 million. Rep. Welker and tho Department or Highways said the pro. ject would commence at the ,;mellon d. U.S. 33 and U,S. 50 In the southeastern part of Athens and thence southeasterly on a new location or a lour-lane right-ofway, D: would terminate just sooth or the junction of u.s. 33 and State Route 681. The Ohio Department or High. ways last December, at a meetIng In Columbus attended by a delegation of MeJgs COunUans, IT WAS A Pl'IIUd MOMENT 6>r tile Rey, and Mra. Freeland S. Norrla, left, as they watched their aon, the Rav. Olarles S. Norris, receive hlo ordlllaUoo certificate trmn Dr. Jos"'h l Cblljl- • ABOUT 500 STATE AND LOCAL POLICE Ill tull riot gear and bi-andlshlng Jdi~Uticks waded Into more than 300 atudenta at natvard 1111lwrsley eorl.Y tDciO)' and then cl-od out the admlnistrati<MI ~ which tile m!Utant Students lor a Democratic Soclet.Y seized ·w-sda)'. The pollee arrived In a small armada of ears, buoes and poddy wagons at 5 a. m. The 1tudenta, who were slttbw oo the slojJs al unl~ley t.lllll hilllorlc llanlrd Yard, werechaaedol! Ill seconds. At l•ot a cl4nen were hit with nlghtltlckl. Their lnjurleo •ere 1101 Immediately lmoim. IS FOR YOU! f Design South From Athens Be Updated .• ::. :; !Ji.itident~ '.6J OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ;: "l\!!I .QIIO of tho me11, Theodore Trlgtmes, 20, t...eU, Maas., wu "~>' Thursday 9:30 to 5 Friday an• Saturday 9:30 to 9 ~~ 0 too. Fair and a lltUo ~ Frl- · day. 0 · Order Rt. 33 WHITE, SOLID COLORS AND PATTERNS. NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL PATTERNS. Terrific Bargains for this week end. .,? 0 -:> 1969 • Sale of Bed ·Sheets on the Miln Floor ·' ~:. '0' Elberfelds Tiny Sizes ... at BIG savines! Values to 19.95, now ~nly BtGi \ -~ ,...:.. < TO THURSDAY, APRIL POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. 6 10 COOler tiJIIlllll with .,. t.... from the mid 3tll to tll!e low . Devoted To 77ae IIIWn~ll 0(17ae Meigs•MUIDn Area VOL. XXI NO. 246 IIIJ'•• SAMPLE-SIZE this sale af our sample-size sloe~ runs the 9amut from dress styles, to tporh, to casual looks in all the latest couturier colors and materialsl If your f.. t are tiny, your savints are tom• in f.ODAY far o fashion cosh-in while our ulection's ot itt peak! JIOrllon. lo' . THEN, THIS shoes fits only YOU! And our . Not 10 warm tDciO)' wll\i lllfllt In the _ , 501 IIIII lit eGa, ranr!Di to th~ 1.,. 701 ..,...,.... .. YOU A 4B?••••a 4 1/2 B? ••• 58? $ ..... deputies alii past ~uUeB, roses. •. Mlos Nellie Zerkle prealded at : • corts. The practice, 'will be pre- the meeting and gave the verse :: ceded by a depucy ~IIi> meeting. r1 the mbnth. Roadside and civic :;; It was noted that n.eOciorus wm bUutlllcatlon was dlscusiled and :·' join the Guiding Star CouncU to plans were rnadetocontactsome- -! ~ receive the state and rational or- one to spray thecrabappletrees. · .~~­ ncers and a practice was set for Mrs. James Titus repOrted the! :•; Monday at 6:30 at Syracuae. crab apple trees, both pink and ::. Also announced was the golden white, are avallable at the car. ·:;: wedding anniversary of Mr. and per Nursery lor $1.50. : ·: Mrs. Ben Neutzllng to be held Plana were made Cor a gar. :;; from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Tr!Dicy den therapy program st the Gal- ;:: United Church of ChrlsL llpolls State Institute. Mrs. E. ::: Tote and cosmetic bag ensem- 0. Tewksbary reminded mem- ;:: bles wlll be purchased and sold bets that Royal Crown bottle caps ::: by the ways and means cmamlt.- are being eoUected by the"~~'" . i:: tee. A report on lhe consolldation and means committee. ·. · of the Chester and Forest Rose The jonquil nower shoW to be :; : Councils was ghen by Mrs. Net,.. held In Huntington this "eekend ·:: tie Hayes. The paat councUors was noted by Miss llarrle Ma- ;: meeting to be held at the home of rle Smith. l'lans for partlclpst. ::: Lottie Cohen Thursday night was lng ln uoreen Thumb Notes•" . ;••. announced. a gardening column In The Sen- ·: It was reported that Eclra SWes tlnel, were made. Members re- : · is home from the hospital, Lydia aponded to roll call by giving a Stewart is a patient at Veterans garden queatloo. Memorial, Valsia Roush is home Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. David from Holzer, Adria Sayrelsapa- Farmer, Mrs. Walter and :: tient at Veterans, atr:l Kate Good- Miss Lecllle Smith were host- ~: win is confined to Holzer. Fannie e"es for the meeting. DtspiiJ'- :: McNamee and carrie Meinhart eel at the meeting were magnotla :: were r~orted improved. and po"f willow arrangement• :: The prize _package was donated and a low compote ef Jonquils :: by Etta Lemley and won by Ma- and forsythia. Tbe hostesaes aer. bel Bearh~ vecl a dessert course. ·' Hospital, Madl11011, lndlBila, ar. ter suffering a heart attack last week. He Ia on the "critical" list and the family woold swreclate It very much If friends would send him a card or mea. sage. He will be on the critical list for at lout another week, Lucky you, 48, 4Y,B, 58 ... '<ouo• at y '" The town d. r.rterprlae, Ala., · · baa a statue to a boll w-n In ... Its town square In recognition of · the trisect's rote In a cotton C11lP • !allure that forced the town Into a more profitable Industry. ~~~ mer resident of Muon. Js oonflned In the King's Daughters SALE Weather and district otficers With es· ON CRITICAL LIST MASON - Charles KellY, lor· s • -· Now You Know . • , / • ' '. ~. :·~· Described as a young male voice, disguised, it slated that a bomb had been planted In the new Junior High School and Was set to go o« at 2 or 2:30 p. m. Thursday, April 10. All four of the threats by telephone have been for the Junior High, ami three of them have been !alae reports, The bomb threats are being IDvestlgated by city police, Mayor D. B, Morgan, the Mason County Sheriff's Department, the Slate Pollee, and the C&P Telephone Co. School was let out shortly after 2 p. m. Tuesday and students were taken to Ordlllance School Play· ground until bu• time. •'' . ''' ••' ' '•' ' '•' '' ' agreed to have the engineering report of 1960 updated, as Wll authorized this week. 11 was pointed oot by J. W, (Dyke) wnaon, chief engineer and !Irs! assistant of the Ohio Department of Highways, that drafting of a modified design rep>rt would speed the engineering pro. cess, which will talte approxi.. mately a year. wnsoo, at that time In an"""' to a question !rom i'Omei'OJ Attorney Fred Crow who arranged the aesllon, saldaetualoonJJtruetlon on the first or the remaining phases or the U. S. Route 33 relocation )nJect b&tween Darwin and Ath'"'" WQI!d be under construction witllln 1\1 years. John W. Dowler, DIYfalon 10 engineer, and Wllllllll, also com. mitted the department ol highways to having the entire four. lane relocation, from l'ornerl>1 to Athens, llnJshed and ready for travel within five years. The flrat phase al the U.S. Rt. 33 rotocatlon, trom Rock to near the lntersectilll ol Route 681 at Darwin, was eomt>leted aheed of sc~e laot year. Dowler aloo predicted In the December session that Route 33 In Division 10 will all be !oarlane highway within seven to 10 years. 11 was also staled state Route 33 from ~ to Co>. lumbul Is expecteq to ... all foor-laneln about IO·rears. Rep. Welker, Who has CCDferred with the ~ ef Highways several times alnce the December meeting in an el!ort to get the modified closi8n report and construction eontnct plans started at an sarb' date, puhilcly l!llpreaaed _...ut1an to the !Ugh- D~ lor Its cooperation, and to local leaders for their spirited - ' '*"""'• pert, Assistance Offered in Conservation Farmers who need assistance in performing certain conservation practices may ask the local ASCS office for cost-aharlng In a ll.Lmber of pn.ctices. These are, the ASCS said to.. day; Establishment of permanent vegetative cover, lime tor wptative cover, lmprovemam of permanent vegetative cover, trolling competitive shrubs, livestock spring or oeep development_ agricultural poada. woodland Improvement, elllal>lishment ol wUdllfe habitat, cover or food pinta, wllcDife pond1, an:l other practices of lester Importance, In 1969 cost-shariJW will lie granted to low income Carmera on first priority balls. Othen wiD be conaidered on their Individual merit. A special proJect of lntl!nllve assistance will be oft'erecllow~ come Iarmon for 1969, and those Interested should coatact the ASCS office In the Ma-e ~~ buildirv as soon as possible. c• Nothing }Jissing in Apparent~ I j �3 - The Daicy Sentinel, romeroy•Middlepart, o., Thursday, A.l>rtliO, 19611 2~Run · Homer Tolan's United Press tlternadooal National League East W, L Pet. GB Chicago ••••2 0 1.000 Pittsburg!> •• ,2 0 1.000 Mootreal •••• I I .500 I New York •• , I I .500 I st. Louis .... 0 2 .000 2 Philadelphia ••11 2 .000 2 West W, L. Pet. GB Atlanta . • ••• 3 0 1.000 San Diego ....2 0 1.000 \4J By ' AMONG 111E VISITING PASTORS ani dignitaries preoOit lor the onlltallm of the Rev. Mr. Norris, extreme right, !rom left to right, Included Frank Cleland of the Racine Boptlot Olurch who served as acti~ moderator for the ordlmtloo; the Rev, David G. Sedzlol, pootor, Cheshire llajiUot Church; the Rev. Charles Slm01l8, postor, Middleport lllpUst Church; the Rev. Geralcl R. BrowD. chlirmaa, credentials cmtmittee, Rio GraOOe Ba»tlstAun.,and W. P. R~son. Marietta, who gave the charge to the church. I GAUGES - Gelllpollo,l10and p.m. A CAPACTY CROWD WAS ON HAND al the Recine Boptisl O..reb Wednelclay nlg!lt llllr tile ordi...Uoo of the Rev. Charles S. Norris. Foll..,iQBtho lq>resslve service, the large erowd m0¥ed lhroogb a recepUonline greeUQB dignitaries Oil lor the alralr. :· Norris, Native Son, is Ordained (Continued !rom page member." I) There were church dignitaries on hand, congratulations came from the community through Racine Ma,yor Charles Pyles, the youth and adult choirs were on hand to provide music, as was a friend, Demla Manuel, who BBDil "My Task." The Racine church was filled to capacity with weD wishers and friends who were served refreshments at a reception held in the church social [Legislature I At a Glance i COLUMBUS (UP!)- A glance tenants. at activily Wednesda.Y In the Gen· HB 477, Boyd, changes proeral Assembly. cedures for issuance of drivers' SENATE Biiis Introduced SB 251 Holcomb, would bave state provide free hospitalization insurance to all employes. SB 252, Guyer, allows a waiver in the retJ.Ilrement for the lnstallaUoo of an elevator In multiple • story buildings. licenses. liB 478, McLin, establishes a state correctiooal lnstitutloo Inspection co~ittee of eight members. EIB 479, Wetzel, revises rates charged to barbers for various kinds of licenses and registration. Sa 253, Regula, provides a JIB 480, Smith, removes dep. eoordlnated state • wide program u1;y clerks in Cleveland Munici• ol m&DDOwer retraining. pal COurt • SB 254, Leedy, provides that : insurance company may set val; ue of Its subsidiary. Permits Jn. :' IUI'ance superintendent to set : value when no available market. SB 255, Taft. enlarges powers ,jfl port · authoricy (Emergency) ;~oure. . . . ~ SB 256, Mottl, provides tor :· the issuing of re!lectorized il: cense plates tor a 5-year period, : SB 257, Malooey, permits coo: tlnued operation of a debt pool: lng company Incorporated prior : to Nov. 15, 1962. ; SB 258, Collins, Increases :· state contribution to training and provides one private secretary to each branch office. HB 481, Cruze, prohibits wt· ruly behaviour In and about . from clvll service, schools, colleges, and universi- ties. liB t82, Norp, aljows sick leave to be !li'anted to,llbllc employes after retireraent or termlnatloo of employment. HB 483, McDonald, req.dres water polluUoo oontrol hoard to specify a tlrne ilmltatloo m Ita orders. liB t84, Rolchel, permits Obloans to purchase firearms In contiguous states and vice centers and workshops Cor the versa. liB t85, Bartunek, permils mentally retarded. SB 259, Collins, establishes counly commissioners to t.lild mental retardation commission. roads to p.~blic aviation areas. liB t86, Bartunek, removes SB 260, Collins, creates a department of mental retardation. limit of eompensaUm lor muSB 261, Ocasek, creates a nicipal court ballilh. HB 487. Bartunek, permits new state cootrolllng board. municlpailUes to raise pay lor ReaoluUons Offered SB 49, Camey, requests at- montdpal judges to statutory torney general oplnloo on pow- maximum. liB 488, Bartunek, pormlts ers of state cootrol Ung board. SJR 16, Carney, authorizes guardian ships to be terminated appointment of special commit· when value of each ward's tee with power to Investigate share of estate does ool exceed the authorlcy of the state hoard $1,000. HB 489, Wilhelm, authorizes of eontrol. governor to convey real estate BU!s Pasaed Am. liB 58, R, Hughes, re- In Wapakoneta to Wigwam IJI(res ...,.,.esidents to obtain Youth Recreatim Center. HB 4:90, Baker, provides for lleenae to eatch fish ball Vote: clispositloo of uneiatmed and 22·10. SB 103, GU!mor, provides ad- abanckmed motor vehicles, HB 4:91, Fry, permits owners dltlnnal ways of aettllng claims of real estate, not just resident against estates. Vote: 32-ll. Am. HB 24, Schuck, removes freeholders, to sl8J1 amexatloo obsolete language from the petltloos. liB 492, Murdock, Increases ltatutes regarding IIOldlers' claims and veterans• affairs. penalties for bootlegging elgareues, Vote: 32-0. Am. SB 53, Holcomb, exempts liB 493, Mallory, omits need trailers, campers, etc., !rom $5 to list ward and precinct when permissve county auto tax. signing palltlon lor a referenVote: 30..2. dum. liB 494, Voinovieh, authorizes HOUSE Bills JntrO<IJced one . day IICJ!or licenses for liB t70, McCarthy, allows churches and fraternal groups, veterans to purchase an addi1m 495, Poda, authorizes tional year of retirement credit PUCO to determine cypes of for each year of mliltary aerv. raUroad crossing safet;y devlees lee, up to four years. to be uaed. HB 471, Knlght, allows lssuHB 496, Fiocca, creates an ance or part4ime and vacation additional conunon pleas court work permit• to students over judgeship In i<lmmlt Cmrrty. If. HB 497, Bartunek, revises inHB 472, Welker, provides lor spections Cor lOWiJressure boD- reinstatement ~ former mem- era. ber of state reUremenl a,yetems HB 498, Schinnerer, rewrites and allows retlrants elected to school foundation forDOita and p1blie office to earn limited provides for permiislve cOUllt;y income tax and vendors exclae HB 473, Rentschler, deletes a tax. 'llllmber of jobs lhal perOIXI8 Bills Passed i<lb. SB t, Weeks, seta statuta under 18 now are permiUecl to of ilmitatima on elvU acUon& ; IIDid. liB 474, Murdock, eatablill)os for collection of nwnlelpol income taxes. Vote: Emer&I!IICI' for wiretapping. liB 475, McNIIllara, permits clause defeated 56-38, bill pass~ of reio<atlon costs In ed 87.7. i<lb. liB 39, Fraser, protects with &tate blsbway consumers against fraud in purchase of good&. Vole: 89.J. Mollon to ReC()ftsider ani Left ......... ' tul•• j. [RIVER ~EWS rooms. There was al10 a gift for the new pastor and Ida wife, the former Erma Jean Boring. The accolll)lOIIYing photographs on this and- 2, point up SOIIIll BY JACK O'BRIAN of the hlshll8bts of the wholeNEW YORK - Mary Murtln's some, heartwarming event. Ulness which halted the pro&perous 11 1 Dol I Dol" tour 11!1 serious: she's resting up in the Bahamas, added an Intestinal ulcer, will walk Cor the first time this week - and may be nown here for serious surgery .... By EVELYN BRICKLES Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson The Palm Beach Catholic Dloatten:led the funeral of her aunt, ceae may get a $15,000,000 esMrs. Frances Jaccaud at Dela- tate gilt this week .... Princess ware Monday, Mrs. Watson'spar- Margaret owns land oo the Caents, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey ribbean isle of Mouatlque where accompanied them home. she'll build a winter haven .... ZUllonalre Paul MeDoo paid a AWARD OF COMMENDATION Pett;y OMeer Secood Class million lor the Caribbean island Terry Kaylor was cited for mer- of Meyero (In the Grenadlnol). itorious service on Feb • .23,1969 Our good friend Dock Jorto !or expos!~ hlmsel! to danger Ole and his Louise own Louise's from both fire and enemy attack E. 58th st. spagl!etterle) celebratto assist ln containing and con. ed Ids 76th blrthda.Y - never trolling a fire from enemy roc~ spent one nlgl!t In a hospital, keta which ignited a 10,000 bar- has all his ovm natural teeth, rel tank of explosive fueL His doesn't wear specs •••• Dick was devoUon to dut;y under hazard- a main event !lgbtar 55 years ous condldons helped the Naval ago at the original Madl1011 Support Activily in Da Nang, Vi- Square Garden and stays In shape etnam in its mission of supply- raising his restaurant's own ing fuel to the Free World Forc- fresh vegetables, plants 'ern him~ es. He graduated from Eastern aeif without machinery, digs 'em High School with the class of later without extra help. A fine 1966. His parents are Mr. and gentleman. Mrs. Elmer Kaylor or Reeds~ !llgar Ray Robinson wiU join ville. Pres. Nixon's White House physiMr. and Mrs. Roy ~mley and cal fitaess staa .... •tPtomtses, two sons oi Columbus were week~ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. carl Lemley. Mrs. Gladys Violet attended the funerol of Varian McCollough at Pcmeroy. Mrs. Ed Blake and Mrs. lllildred Coe of Lottridge were Mon. day guests of Mr. ard Mrs. Clar~ ence Nichols. Mr. ani Mrs. Ronnie Golden and Mr. and Mrs. David Roas of Athens were calling on their par· enta, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI and LID, Easter. This column is tor young peoNeisel Weatherman was an ple, their problems and pleasEaster dinner guest of Mr. and ures, their troobles and fun. A1J Mrs. Elmer Kaylor. with the rest of lleien Help USI, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Bab- 1t welcomes laughs but won't cock of Long Bottom, and Mr. clodge a serious fl,leatlon with a and Mra. Cashen Limburger, who brush-«!. were enroute from F1orida to Send your teenage questions to Michigan, were Wednesday ov- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of ernlg!lt guests of Mr. ani Mrs. llelen llelp US! this newspaper. Oscar Babcock. WHEN IN DOUBT; DON'T! Mr. and Mrs. Davld Riggs and I am a 214'ear-<>ld soldier stadaughter, Mary Louise and Os- tioned In GerJIWI)'. A very nice car Babcock attened sunrise ser.. girl Is waiting for me bock In vlceo Sunday al Long Bottom. the Slates. We plaMed to be marMrs, Sandra Massar and son ried In three years. ani Ddah Swan, Mrs. David Riggs 1be problem Is I have met a and daughter were dinner guests very nlee German girl of 18, of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. !lie is getting that "marriage Mr. and Mro. Robert Marcin- JookN In ber eyes. !lie Ia here ko and children spent Easter with and my other girlie a loog ways relaUvasln Colwnbus. away. What shoold I do?- MIXMr. ani Mrs. Floyd Koenig m-UPGUY and family of Mana!ield, 0., Mr. Dear Gu)': and Mrs. Donald Hawk and famWhen In doubt, doo'tlllyouaro Ily of Shelby, j)., Mr. and Mrs. 10 unJUre you multalkac:olum.n~ Donald Koenig of Coolville, Ill wblch girl to matT)', you Mr. and Mrs. Brueo Myers and aren't In love, aolclierl - II, family or Olester, Wilbur Web- Dear Helen: er and son, and graOOsoo o! I am a boy with live sisters, Pittsburgh. were Easter WMk- and fl lhal len't bad enough, my end gue1t1 of Mrs, Doris Koe- mother won't let me have a dog. nig and 100, Rickie. Don't you think a boy needs Mrs. Romle Myero and chU· something to make up lor all dren of Columbua, Mr. aOO Mrs. these girls? - DOGLESS AND Janies C&ldweU alllson, Belpre; SISTEBSOIIIE Mr. and Mrs. Doo Guthrie and Dear D and S: chUdren, local, were Easter Yes, I do, but then rm not guests ~ their 111rentl, Mr. and your mother. Mrs. Roland Torrence. NOTE TO YOUR PARENT& Mr. and Mro. Morgan Yates A boy needs a doe aa much as a and son, Mark, of Mentor, Ohio; dog needs a boy. Why not make Mr. ani Mrs. Jerry Yates ani a visit to the local animal ahel· daughter, Shellie, of Chillicothe; tar and provo It? - H. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Riggs ani Dear Holen: family of Lopn, Lirllsoy Lyons, Pm· 15 and this 1PJ¥ Is 23 and Ul, of Parkerobure; Mr. and Mrs. Pm crazy aboot him, bul he'agot Lawrence Haabargen and son, me so up Ui!lrt I want to clio. Kent ol Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Re uled to come by the bua stop Ed Moore ond grandBIXI, Michael ani take me to school. A COUI!Ie Cliflorcl or GeUlpolls. of tlrnos I _..... oul ani went Mr. and Mra. Blain Taylor rldlnB with him. lie tried oomo were Eaater ~ests of her sis- heavy peWng and I p11hed blm ter, Mr. ancl Mra, Joseph Rine away. I guoaa he got his feelof Bethesda, Ohio. ings hurt because he didn't pick me up for a week. Then .he startPending ed meeting me apln, bul uld HB 86, Norrla, relative to ap- he'd have to stop 'as I WBI too pearaneel of COI'J'OI'OIIona in y0mg. I guo" I ooted soared small clalmo divisions. of him when he asked me to bls Tuppers Plains Society News Promises" and 11 1he G r eat April IS lor line artist D o n g White Hope" arethel!dwy,lplllb- Kingman al 43rd & Bdwy. where lers' favorites to win the musi- he'll paint a huge 91J.lool sl8J1 cal and drama TOll)' AllllrdS .... •..• Best-seDer author c.nci Ulok Jerry Orbach and James Earl Mas essayist} Leo Rosten's WOO· Jooes the acting TOII)'A for mual- bl,y from Inner-ear agony thai docs can't pin doWn .... A TV eals and drama. The Black Beaucy Model Agen- clown took tlrno of! to have some cy suppllea Negro posers for TV minor wrinkles removed .... Boyand mag ads .... Flip WUoon ish TV-Cafe singer's In hock to gets poekaged in the Royal Box the ailfloeks .... Amazing, such (Americana llolel) June 16 .... a pleasant TV show as RobertBy the pobllclty you'd suspect Morse's "That's Life" Is conMaggie Smith (nommedforanO&- sidered a !lop - with 20,000,000 car for 11 Prime ol Miss Jean viewers weekly. No TV wrltlng for playwrlgl!t Brodie'') suddenly had sprung atralshl out of a drama school: Noll Slmm Whose yearly royaillle also wa• nominated lor an Ues nm more than • mllllm (currently, "Promises, PromisOscar five years ago. Prootles chaaed orr the alreels es" and "Plaza &.lite") •••• Joyce in this season of Ute mayor's re- Brothers of the TV-ac!vlce Ia election canipalgn, now ply their brulblng up on marital (II'Gblem trade from clasay cars on the oolutloo . .. Conely Ber&en and East Side, asking Johns "clirec- Rex Reed are bua,y with ·cmi Uoos to the West Side" .... Auth- Interview• with eaeh other, Canor James BaldWin's heading for dy's lor New York mae. Reed'a Europe In June of Ibis upcom- lor Weal Mag. Margaret Whiling's proud Ing loog hot summer. claim: her 2,500\h porformanee Clown Reginald MootiomerY of the Ringling Bros. Big Top for military personnel wiD ocis the first Negro circus clown cur on her June jaunt to o u r In modern history .... The R<MI'Illl Orient Army base• .... United & Martin movie "Maltese Blp. Airlines Clifton Zallka will wed py" has one oode scene and Dan Llsol- Johamaen or Ramburg, Germ11111 Aug. 10 In her home Rowan Ia it. town. Columbla Pix tosses a parcy YankehasobaD great Whl~ Ford' a wallet · rumelh over: as TV voice of C8f1111hell Soups, he'll 11(10011 some 3,000 -ate commercial s!)Oia (auch reaiduai•O .... 'IV "Sirlnt'' Roger Moore and Ids longtime sweetIe Lulaa Maltloll (now thet his wife let him go) wed this Fri. ('1bey have two kids already, admit II Plbllcly.) Edgar Bergen gets the Notre Dame Club's "Decency Award" apartment, and he thinks Pm a April 28 •... Julia Garfield (the big wmdum. lie said he -.Jd late John's dau&lrter) Srllbbod a never hurt me, and I believe Playboy centrerold (whleh pays $10,000 to $25,000 to celebrathim now. He has never picked me up ed starker&) .... H'woocl'a Arthagain, btrt he's always parked ur Jacobo bouglll Woody Allen'& 10mewhere close and he knows "Play II Apln, SliD" l!dwy, bit. Realcy buzz says the RockePm miserable as 1 almost burst fellers will or did bey S. Fr.lllloul crying when he doesn't_... eloco'o lnl'l Market Centre ..~ It's like he Wllll'l let me for. DaDu Cowboy star Lance Bentget him, but he won't ask me out. I keeJ> waiting for his horn zel's no anU-abowblz SCIIW'e, fi. hoalll: to honk and Pd come running, aneee Joey Lance sat In with Goldie Hawbul be just slla there and aoll like he doesn't see me. 9IOUid kina and dellcalolJ tickled the I go up and tell him Pm 101T7 k~V• his i!lx.tour frame o n I f lor misjudging him? - L, L, aeemed to menace. E Dear L: Tell him nolhlng but "Gel Ioiii" Your 10111 letter lelia me lood and clear that thl& eat IIUJ· lng the old "Pm hafmlesa" pme to catch bla bird. One of these days, when he ligures you've yearned sulrtolently lmg, hiJ horn will honk - and you'll be aDOther nateh In hJa bel~ unltiia· you smarten up, RIGHT NOW! -H. Dear Helen: My mother Is haVIng on affair with a married man. Everybod,)' In town knows II. When my dad found out, be made her choo" - . . . the man and us, and she chose her home, bul I think she ot111 .... blm. lihe geto home from "bingo" at 1:30 a.m. with liquor on her breath. My dad worko uotll 2 a.m. I am 10 nervous about thlo I cry myself to sleep. Sometimes Pm on the verge of going wild so I can forget aboot my fam, Uy problema. Maybe this would show my mother what rm aoJng thrDUJJil. II -.Jd be so eaq to just '¥l drunk and not let thlngo boGiir me.- M, E• . Dear M: . "Going wild" would only bring you llleeer problemo. You mlshl clostroy yourself In an ef!ori to get even. Concentrate on IIYing each day al a lima and let your parent• work oul their own troubloo. Sometimes a chDd mull sh:uf of! What lhe con't ohollge. - H. Loa Angeles •• 1 ·1 .500 11h Cincinnati •• , .I I .500 11h Hooston ••••• o 2 .qoo 2\4J San Fran ..... o 3 .ooo · 3 .Wednesday's Roaulll New York 9 Mootreal 5 Chicago II Phlladeipbla 3 Cln 3 Los Allgeles I, night Pilla 6 Sl. LOUis I, nlgl!t Atlanta t San Fran 1, nlgl1l San Diego 2 Houston o, nlg!\t Today'• Probable Pitcher& ~ All Times EST • 1968 W-L records In paron- ~ these a. - e a l (Jaster 9,13) al New : York (Gentry o~. 2 p.m. • PhlladeiJ)hla (Jobnsoo 4-4> al ;; Chicago (lloltzman 11-lt), 2:30 : Pine Grove News Notes Weekend guests of Linda Young were SUzie Jarrell, AppleGrove 1 and PhyUio Molrayre, local. Linda Young was host for an Easter party and birthday party hooorlng Phyllis Melnlyre, Guests were Gena;Roger,Pegg,y, Steve, ani Eddie Chaney of MInersville; Pllrlli•, Maril,yn and Herby Mcintyre, Bobby Batley of Long Bottom, and Suzie Jar· roll of A.l>ple Grove. Refreshmenta or cake, Kcoi·Aid, pota. to ehlps, and candy eggs were served. Favors were 4Ued Easter baskets. Ricky Hoi!..., who hal been quite Ill, is somewhat ImproVed. Easter guests or Mr. and Mrs. Howard Youag and Linda were Mr. ani Mrs. Howonl Searles, C&rl Pullins, Hugo lle4>telno, of P<011eroy; Gene·Cl'&ney and ~w­ la Hudson, local Bobby Bailey lllllnt tho week· end with hlo era-her, Katie Young. Spend!~ the Easter weakend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young ard Gerry were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferrando, Now Martinsville, W. Va,, ani Hamer YOUIII. P<011eroy. Linda Yoww vlalted an evenIng with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jarrell ani family, Apple Grove. Esotar gueata or Katie Young 25.4 rumlng 52 feel or rollers; Pt. Pleasant, 26.09; PomeroyMason, 25.32; lllnton, L8S fall. lrw; Olarleston, 16.38 faliln&. Londoo and Marmet are on the alii; Wlnlleld, running ooe foot or rollers. BOAT MOVEIIIENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Harvey Jordan down 11:40 p. m.; A. D. Haynes, n, ... 12:45 .. ·m.; Miss LuckY 111 4:50 a. m.; Solvay down 5:40 a. m.; H. E. Bowles down 6 a, m.; ORCO up 6:05 1. m.; Mark Eastin down 6:40 a. m. KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, Franklin B. 111 2:55 o. m.; Fort Dearborn IQI 5:45 a. m.;Winllalcl, W. R Shaver, Jr., down 7 p.m.; Ge..-ge T. Price down 7:45p, m.; Jenny A. Green down 1 a. m.; ouachita.., 1:15 a.m.; M~ state .., 4:05 a. m.; Samet 11Jl4:10 a. m.; Tanuny L. White qp5:05 a. m.; EljjereWf up 6 a.m.; Polly R. 111 6:15 1. m.; Duncan Bruce up7s.m. OHIO RIVER - Lock 14, Stevenson up 8:10 p, m.; Jos011h M. Jooes up 9:45 p, m.;Ra~rdown 10:20p. m.; JohnPushak\(110:50 p, m.; Paul D. 111 5:t5 a.m.; AJ>o drew P. calhoun down 2:20a.m.; Lock 17, St. Mary's 111 midnlgbt; NaUcnl up 4 a.m.; Tm~G.down 4:40 a. m.;Bellev!UeLoeks,Robert G. West ICI 11:10 p.m.; steel Clipper 111 2:10 a. m.;LadyMigno on ..., 3;20 •· lll.i Western up 5:30 a. m.; Lock 23, L. Flore up 5:35 a. m.; Je(ferson 111 5:05 a. m.; Greenup Locks, Rose a 111 5:20 p. m.; Eastern down 6:30 p, m.; Irene Chotln 111 II .Po m.; J. S. Lewis 111 I 1. m.; Walter Houglond down 3 a. m.; Je!fboat down 5:3P a. m.; o. F. ~er down 6:30 a. m.; James._ Hines up 8:20 p. m.; Meldahl ''Locks, Elisha Woods down 3:30 p. m.; Allied-AshiJnd 111 5:50 p, m.; Edward S. Bosworth down 10:30 p. m.; Diane Bosworth down 1:15 L m.; Northern q;t 3:30 L m.; Elm-Louisville down 5:20 a. m.; Red Bird 111 6:30 a. m.; Bayou LaRelne down 6:30 a. m. . - Plttaburllh (}:Ills 6..'i) al Sl. : Loula (Washburn 14-8), 1:30 .Po;: ~ m. - Houston (Lemaster 10-15) at :- San Diego (McBean 9-12), 11 .Po. •• m. • • (Only games ochecUiecll Friday's Games Sl. Louis at Now York Phlla at Plltsburgl! Mootreal at Chi~ Clnelmatl at Atlanta, nii!lrt Los Ang st Houston, nlgl1l San Fran at San Diego, American League East W, L. Pet. Boston • • .•. I 0 1.000 Detroit • . • • .I 0 I. 000 New York , , , I I ,500 Wsshlngtoo • • I I •500 Baltimore • . . 0 I .000 Clevelanl , •• 0 I .000 West W, L. Pel. Kanaas City•• 2 o 1.000 SeaWe ..•••1 1 .500 Oakland •••. I I .500 Chicago , • . .I I .500 TilE DAILY SENTINEL ..........,. ..... [£VOTED TO IHT!UBI' Of Ylllt~ l'lbllahlllll ~. llU -llalli~ Ill., ,_...,., Ohio, 151U. lllllll•u Ollll'f'P'- Eo:lltorlfll , . _ lllll-2151. !lttGnd cl1t1 11011-,lpaldatP_,..,, OIIIo. Nltlcnl IIIIN..U.~ "'nlftllll" JoWn. .U~r, Clt.r, .j ,. '' ' \ Lumps in Breasts Not Always Cancer ·. \4J 'h • By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. GB l : I I Cllllfornla • • 1 1 .500 1 ldlmesota • • 0 2 •000 2 • Wednellda1's Rellllta Chlca'ao 3 Qakland 0 Wash 6 New York 4, nlg!lt Kanaaa Clt,y 4 Mlnn 3, 17 Inns.. California 7 Seattle 3 (Only games seh.Wiecl) TOclay's Probable Pltebero All Times EST Cleveland (McDowell 15-lt) at Detroit (l.ollch 17-$), 1:30 p.m. New York (Peterson J2.JI) at Waahlngton (Bannan 10.$ or Bertalna 7-13), 1:30 p.m. Boatoo (Culp , Ill.$) et, jl,altl..: ·niore (Cuillar,8-11), .~ p.inmi (only games oebeWiecll. ' ·' Friday's Games K.C. al Oakland, nli!lrt ldlm at california, nlg!lt Chlcaao at Seattle New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Wash at Baltimore, night --------· Q-1 am a lloy, 16, and my blggeal worry is enlarged breasts. Would you advise an operation? A-Although il is natural to expect breast enlargement In girls during puberty, many persons do not realize that, on a smaller scale, this also takes place in boys and for the same reason. Both lloys and girls produce male and female hormones but in boys the male hormone pre· dominates. In some other· _ wlae normal boys estrogen production Is a lUiie allove a v.e rage and the normal breast development is accen· tuated. Obesity sometimes aggra· -li Yi.tes the- problem and1"ln a few •boys, a dlsordet· of the pituitary (Froeilch's syn· drome) is the cause. In most bo,C; however, the breast e ge~enl, o II en assoc;i· ·IIY ·-·-- ..• p I'IA'ITUAMIIIT apex~ - - -- """'· "' W . , 12D.II41111lL,Ntwl'orl ~York. ~loll O"llt.ll : o-Il-- bjr CllrrtU .t11r. M liM!e U o1t111 il'fr 11wll; - , . , In adW.- M lht Dill!} 8e1111MI Ofl\n, ....... 511 __,.., •11.11. Tllrt1110111t11, $S.C. B).....,. ..-rte~e 11111 1ot.111Wt• 0.. I'IIMtl 11.10. Br 111111: ON ,_, IIUO Sll ~ ... ZS. ThrH"*""' M.OO.Mic,._, friN lnehdu ~ Tllll••·••lltiiiiL · RoiM 'IIIIIN eurlw ated with local soreness, sui> aides. This may occur after a few weeks or it may take three or four years. Q-For alloul five yeal'8 I have had hard masses in my breasts. Is there any danger of cancer developing? I have been taking male hormone which helps some but only as long as I keep on taking it. Will this hormone hurt me? Cblcaao thrashed Philadelphia, 11-3, Atlanta lrimmed San Francisco, 4-1, Cincinnati topped Loa Angeles, 3-1, Plltsbursll slammed st. Louis, 6 - 1, and San Diego abut out Houston, 2-4. The Senators powered their way to victory. Home runs by Frank Howard, PaUl Casanova and Ken McMullen accounted for five runs. Howard and casanova gave the Senators four nms with lheir blasts in the third Inning. Both were two-. run ahols. McMullen hit a solo ln the next frame. Homers by Bobby Murcer and Roy White gave the Yankees three runs. Kansas City's Lou Plnella rll()ped a two-out single to end a four~r, 32-mJnute marathon. It scored Jackie Hernandez from second with the winning run. Joe Foy singled home pinchhitler Pat Kelly In the eighth with the lying run lor the Royels. Rod Carew gave the Twins a 3..2 lead In the !itth when he doebled to rlshl, moved to third on a fiy and stole home. Carlos May gave John more help than he needed. May drove in ail the White Sox runs with two homers and a single. It was John's first start since su1Jering a shoulder injury in Detroit lar;t Augusl J~ John 1 to n e's double A-The fael that the lumps have lasted five years is an Indication that they are not cancer. If they are felt with the finger tips but not with the Rat of your hand they are The Meigs Marauder reserve nonrial lobules of breast lis· sue~ t Male hormone· wlU nOt baseboU teamscoredanoas,r 18.6 ' hurt·· you if the' llllsagO" ·ls ,..v,\Otory , o~er SWW~I,I'~dB,)' reg ted through · regular aCterooon on the wirmer's home me'dil!al checkups, including flekf at MlddlePor~ · an. examination for breast Rlghthanders JedWUiandMil<e cancer which can develop in WUliams, both sophomores, anyone. worked on the mound for the win. Q-Twke in six years I ners. Jim Hubbard, Hart and Ronhave had a benign cysl re· nie Bachtel pitched for Southern. moved from my right breast. The Joss was Southern's third Now another one has formed. straight this season. Is 'it necessary to have it re. Meigs hitters were Dave Boyd moved? with a triple and double, Roger A-Removal of benign Abbett two singles, Gene Powell cysts in the breast is advised Ollly H they are painful or a double and single, Chip Haggert,y, Timmy Demoskey, Stan the diagnosis Is In doubt. WUaon and Jeff Tyo, each a Q-Around my •lpplool double, and RoMie Clooch a sinhave a ring of small plm· ~ gle an1 dooble. jlies. They are not sore. Is Bachtel ted SOUthern's hitting thls normal! with two singles and a triple. A-Perfeetly -mal. They KeiiiiY Wallbrown got a double are oU gla~slllld are known and 8 slagle David Lipscomb as anolar iiJands. • two stngles, George Lawrence a Q-Wbaleaa be done about double and llart a single. Meigs' big inni~a were the - the hairs that grow around the nipples! sec:md and sixth when it scored A-Theae haln are as nor· seven and six runs, respectively, mal as those on your bead. SOUthern tallied nve In the nrtt1. No lreatmentla required but, Southern .... 100 000 5- 6 8 if you want to trim them Meigs •• , .. 273 006 x-18 13 from U!lle to lime, please feel free to do so. Celtics Seek Third Victory Over New York One-Hitter Loses 3 to 0 JlarauderSecondSAVin • Point Golfers Outswing Meigs • I NBAPLAYOFFSTANmNGS By United Press InterratiomJ Best of Seven Division Finals East W L Pet. Boston ••••. , .•• 2 0 1.000 New York ....... 0 2 .000 West W L PeL Loa A~eles ...... 0 0 .ooo Atlanta , •• , ..... . 0 0 .000 Wednesday's Results Booton 112 New York 97 Only l!Dme scheduled Thursday's Games Boston at New York Only game scheduled. ABAPLAYOFf' STANDINGS 'By United Press International East Series A W L PeL lndlara ......... I I .500 Kentucky ••••••.• 1 I .500 series B W L Pel Minnesota ...••.• 1 1 .500 Miami. . . . . . . . 1 1 .500 AT 8RW HDWE & LEATHER SUPPLY The Department Store of BMilding Since 1915 w. 2tt. Q, ''baroque." , kopf, the young slugger from Columbus, llllo; and Bert Yancey, the Radnor, Pa., blond UNDEBGOES S1.1RGERY NEW YORK (UPI)-Defenseman Harry Howell, a 17~year veteran with tile New York Rangers, will undergo spinal fusion surgery on April 29 and probably won't be available to the National Hockey Lea"'e team before December. SUMMERIZE YOUR CAR TODAY! RECORD IIIGII NEW YORK (UPI)- A record 401,310 fans paid Ibeir way into the ballparks for the 12 season openers on Monday and Tuesday, according to the baseball commissioner's office. The previous high of 336,528 was set in 1960. '284· DRIVE INTO LOU'S FORAN OIL CHANGE & FILTER NOW! FREE! LUBRICATION LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE POMEROY lnsulote4, white ono~t~elad 011tet" ..... , That I 'lfl'G t\\\\\lG I Rut, Stop At Our Sohio 1 Sign ••• Try Tho But. 1. 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Bob Lum of Saer-. ·, Calif., who Is eoDliiOtlnc In the · Masters lor the ftrsl time, won Wednesday"s ''Par three" competltloo, an amual nlneoholo preliminary to the Mut.rs. : Lum tied with lllariv Cood7 o1 : Fort Worth, Tex., and Deaoe ' Bemsn of Bethesda, Mel., with 23s and won on the second hole of lha sudden-death playofl. win the Masters; Tom Weis- : Alter You Ho .. Tried Tho OR-FLO Q-W hot are I<XIIIkd · baroque pearll? A-Sometlmeo a pearl lhft .... expeetecl to be ro~ and IPherlcal wiU at· sUJile a ralber "bumpy" lr· "gular te,ture, within a cln:ulai' opbore. The" cui· tured pearll ~ thea lermed tavorltea. · 1 • "l hear a kit ol tiJk every: Gary Player ol. South Africa, West FIGHT RESULTS By United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) - Carlos Mark, 15014, Trinidad, outpointed Joe aJaw, 149, New. York(lO). also .,.. up blsb 8DMll!f IIMr·· the only foreign player ever to Series A W L Pel Oakland ...... . .. 2 I .667 Denver ••.•...••• J 2 .333 Series B W L Pe~ New Orleans •• .. . 2 0 1.000 Dallas .. . •••. •. 0 2 .000 Wednesday's Re sults Minnesota 106 Miami 99 Indiana 120 KentuckY 115 Only games scheduled In ihe poem, "lrrla." It refers 1o the bright verdure of the loland. lr , ..,..,., IN JOIIIfiM AH IWIWI.,.,Ctlf1H,U• . . . , . , Pomeroy Ce11ent Block Co. · 992-353s •aowf" ""!! ' • '119 ..Nt.w'• )'our eh•nr.e tu 1111e 11pit1tr. Wltu'll eye r )'our .. ,, . . \ J!eD aren't here. art Jack and Afnle are back , in lhelr uaual ·fole ai favorites for the 33rd Mailter& golf championship starting to. day over . the lullh Auguata NaUonal course. Jack Nick!OUJ, three-time masters ehamplon, was Installed the favorite aiiO to I as the field of 83, lnclucliag II amateurs, teed of! for the first rouec1 of the traciiUon • rieh tournament whleh ends oo Sunday. Arnie Palmer, the only four-time wlmer, was ranked as Nicklaus• prlnclpal rival. Nicklaus stands fourth oo the 1969 IIIOIIoY winning list. Eut earnings leader Gene Littl or, last week's Greensboro Open wimer, and runner-up Mliler Berber, aren't big hitters. Lee Trevino, third on the list, ot!Dis recovering !rom a hand injury ouf!ered two weeks ago In Miami. llape always &(>rings eternal, ~ course, for 11 Amie's Arnv,'' the legloo of fans Who follow and root for Palmer. But after !aUini to make the 36-llole cut here last yw• in a real shocker, the Latrobe, Pa., may be ready to give Ids army something to cheer about. lihowlng oo sign of the hlp lllrsitls thai has plagued him In the past, Palmer is satd to have shot a 9-under- 63 last week. . • .,...,__. llobliy Q-Who tlrst reltmd to 111 llle Emmll4 llle"1 . A-Dr. William Dretuuul waa ' ., Ga. (I)PI)..JQ II Who ptaj., hil ""' aolf ~. /relc!IIG PW. v- ·~ I'W6.,. ...Uy.:t.qulno no l'fi-,Ddlll fa•t to • .. lntJ, tmootla ....... · Cle•n ~uipratnt In toap ad water. .... Watbabl• Vapn kM~» walt. fttth "' .nd britht. Cboolt from handtom• dtcor•tor colo11 •nd Whlta. · ' '• AUGUST~, Ed . Kranepool'a two-run single higl!ilghted a !oor-run first lnnl~ oulburst that l&nited the Meta to their triumph over the Expos. Kranepool's blow came after Clson Jones alngled In ooe run ani Ed Charles walked to load the bases and helped Tug McGraw, who relleved starter Jim McAndrew ln the second ell()ped a lour-run rally In the Inning, post his first vletory !itth imlng that ll(Nll'ked the since Aug. 21, 1966. Angels' victory. Ex-Angel Doo ~lo Homer Mincher poced the Seattle Clete Boyer hit a solo homer attack with a dooble and a and Milt Pappas 'jnd Ceeil homer. Upshaw teamed for a four-flitter as the Braves downed the Giants lor the third consecutive Ume. In the opeolng Inning, 1lank Aaroo drove in Felix Millan with his firlt of three bits and scored on Orlando Cepeda's single. Sonny Jaeksoo doubled and rookie Bob Didier alngled NEW YORK (UP!)- The New for the Braves' last score. York Knlcks and lite BoMatey Alou's two-run single In Celtics cootJnue their best.orthe fifth Inning and Jerry May's aeven semlllnel Natlooal Bassolo homer helped Bob Veale ketball Association playol!s and the Pirates hsnd the NL tonlsllt at Madison Slplare champion Cardinals their se. Garden In New York with game cond loss in two games. No. 3. The !oorth eooteat is set Atou•s single, the key hit in a for Sunda.Y afternooo In BostM. three-run oors~ helped the The schemle for the tentative Pirates t.lild a 5-I lead. Julian fifth, sixth and seventh games Javier's error, singles by cans ror New York to be home Roberto Clemente and Bob court Monda.Y, April 14, Bostoo Robertaon aod WUile Stergell's Cor game six on Frida,y, April 18 double had given Plltsoorg!l a 2and the final in New York on 0 lead the Inning before. Mooda.Y, AprU21. In the West. Los Angeles IIJld Atlanta begin play Friday night at Los Angeles, with the second game also slated for the Laker court on &mday. The series will shift to Atlanta for games three and four on April 15 and 17. Righthander Randy Smith Remaining games, if necessary, pitched briHiant one-hit ball for will be contested at Loll Angeles the Wahama diamond nine WedApril 20. Allanta April 22 and nesday afternoon. Nevcrthele!Ss, Los Angeles Aprll25. the Falcons suffered a 3-0 loss to Glouster on the ltacine field. Glouster scored its runs in the sixth on two Wahama errors, a walk and the only hit gotten off WHI (WP), WiUiams (5), and Smith, a line drive single by P!>Well, ~u (6). Hubbard(LPl, .Jerry Kovach. · Brent Clark, ·Falcon freshman, ' Hart; BaCht11 ar.t Cawtence. got the first hit ofthe game when he singled in the fifth. Dick.ie Ord sill(:led In the sixth for the only other hit for Wahama oct the Tomcats' strong rlghthaOO.ed sophomore, Daren Dugan. Dugan struck out IOand walked PT. PLEASANT - The P~ seven in going the route. Smith Pleasant Big Blacks' goU team tanned five and walked 5, defeated visiting Meigs here WedGlouster , • . 000 003 0- 3 I nesda}' at the Hidden Valley CounWahama • . . 000 000 0- 0 2 try Club by a match score of Dugan and Chal!ant. Smith and 218 to 24L Clark. Medalist for the winners was Dlrk .Jackson, carding a 42 against. Meigs' Bob Priddy's 46. BOUTS SCIIWULm Other scoring included Bill NEW YOHK (UPI)-. Canadian Back of P~ Pleasant getting o 15 Olympian Donato Paduano will to Rex Roush's 53, Pat O'Brien fight Juan Ramoo In an elgl!tof Meigs and Chris Eiccard ti~ round bout at the Felt Forum i~ with 48s, Steve Littlepage of April 18. Paduano, a mlddlethe Big lllacks with a 14 to BUI welsbl, is unbeaten In six Hensler's 45, and Mark Johnson prolesslonal starts. or Pt. Pleassnt with a 42 to Randy T h r e e other eight - round Burt's 48. matches wlli share the billing. Meigs, coached by Nolan The pairings are heavywelsbt Swackhamer, Is now J-1-1 in Aogel Oqueno vs. Cleo Daniels, matches this spring. middleweight steve lllevlln vs. Marauder golders will host Rafael Correa and llgblwolsbt Ravenswood on Friday at 4 p.m. Rolan Trottman VI. Hector at the Pomeroy Golf Course. ldalta. ,. lfasters . (;~ices lng a comeback after missing all last season, pitched seven lnnln&s of two.hll baD and drove In a run with a sacrHice fl.y in the Padres' victory over Hcua. ton. Podres, who last pitched Aug. 8, 1967, tired in the seventh and needed relief help from Tommie Silk. QUICK, QUIZ PLAT WALL PINIIH • \ were last year.,. FRANK DE GEORGES lie confessed awrehenston UPI ~~Writer abOut this first big victory. u1 u Ah- that feel I good., Ted WU!fama wao celebrating know rd he happy as a his first victory u a major mlllllljiOr the lirst time we won, league m~M~tr and be was In bul what I was afraid of was that It would take eight or nine aa exuberant mood, games to do it." Tho former llollton Red Sox Elsewhere in the American oluuer and llall of Famer, prevlouol,y !llcommunlcatlve Leque, Kanaaa Clcy ouUasted with reporters, was eXp&nlfye Minnesota, 4-3, In 17 Innings, ani eager to talk after Ids Chicago blanked Oakland, :1-4, Woshlngton Senators beat the behind the four-lilt pitching of New York Yankees, 6-4, Wed- Tommy John and California beat Sealtle, 7-3. The other clubs neaday nlsbt. · were not scheduled. WIUiamo pralaed the attitude In the National League, New ct. the Senators. "These guys know they're better than thtV York whipped Montreal, 9-S, By DDCTDRIS MAILBAG I I pmes Weclnelday, New York in the Only games scb.Wied. Billy WU!Iam• tied a majorleague recant w:lth four doubles routed PhUadelpbla, 11-3, Pit- in a nlne4mlng l!Dme to pace a t.bur&h trimmed !1. Louis, 6.-1, 16-hlt attack In the Cubs' rout of and Son Diego blanked Houston the PhUlles. 2-4. Chicago erupted for seven In . American Leaille acUon, runs in the aeventh Inning. Don Chlcago blanked Oakland, :1-4, Young doubled lor tWo rnns and Wuhinglon topped New York, AI ~er. Don Kessinger, 6-4, Kansas Clzy edged MlnneiO- Glom Beckert, Williams and ta, 4-3, In 17 Innings, and Roo Santo drove In single runs. Call!ornla stopped Saattle, 7-3, Johm.y I'Odres, the 36-yearold veterao left-llander attempt. downed ~treal, 9-5, Atlanta beat Son Franclaco, t-1, Chicago Jack, Arnie Are Williams' Senators Upend Yanks, 6-4 OD IJCHARD S. OWEN, PUBU!Jift£11. Chelutt T•lllhlll. Ea11iW N!li.IIIM .t:..llr •JIOfllt Stlllllll,r.,. Till Olllo 91J.21~1, !litton with Pete Rooe oo first. "The hit and rll'l waa <It," said Tolan. "All I was trying lo do become a man with a purpose. was hit the baD and gel Pete to Tolan, traded to ·cJneinnatl by second. •• Sl. Louis after laot aeason for Reliever Wayno Granger, who Vada Pin1011, hit a two-run went to Clnelmatl almg with homer In the seventh Inning Tolan, stopped the Dodgers lor Weclnelday nlgl!t to llft the the last threo !millis to gain Reds to a 3-1 victory over the credit lor the vletory. Starter Loa Angeles Dodgers. Jim MalmtV retired wllh a Tolan's homer, his second In pulled muscle In Ids rigl!t leg. aa rnq pmes, came otr Don In other Nadonai League GB Rellremenl Yeart Americans are spending a larger portion of their Uves In retirement. A man aver· aged only three years of retirement life in 1900, the figure had nearly doubled to six by 1950 and, by the year 2.000, it is expected to be nine. were Mr. ani Mrs. Harry Roush, Mlddl_.t; Mr, and Mrs. Lew· Ia Hudson, MlneravDie; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maruel and sons, Ra· cine; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey and son, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Hudson and Katie Young called on Mr, and Mrs. Joe Meek, Middleport, Easter afterDOOD. By JOE CAHNICEJ.Li UPI ~rts Writer Bobby Tolan baa suddenly Sinks lcit:kat. .S·YEA.R OUT• • 0. ' ' �Old Usages Described By Extension Speaker Mra. Wy- the extension projects for women PT PLEASANT lene ,.Dial, Extension Education alii families at the fair. Mrs. Co-ordlretor !rom Weal Virginia GladJI• Wallis waa appciiUd as University, an authoriQ· on folk chairman of the bozaar literature, discussed the uvery Others on this committee are old s.Qtle,. of English still used by Mrs. Charles Thonwsoriand Mrs. some West VIrginians at the Ma· Ray Fm. · The following were appointed son County Homemaker's Counto the camp committee: Mrs. Ver .. cil meeting Tuesday in the Court nat JOOnson, Mrs. Lieulo Roush House Annex. She used several expressions and Mrs. Laurene Lewis. The of the first settlers (Scoteh Irish) camp is held at Mason COUIIQ' that in some localities are s 1ill ;~1 Camp at Southside. Mrs. Erwin announced that pte used toda~. Mrs. Dial is one of the initiators of , Mountaineer Heritage Camp. ~Mrs. c. E. Erwin, Southside, Mason County Homemaker's Council president, submitted the 1969 Council budget which was unanimously approved. County committee reports were given by Mrs, Has fox of Clifton and Mrs. Harold Lewis, West Columbia. A report on Cul- tural Arts was given by lhe president, in absence of the chairman, Mrs. John McDaniel, who is ill. Others serving on the Cul- tural Arts Committee, in addition to Mrs. McDaniel, are Mrs. Aaron Fowler and Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr. An art exhibit is planned for the near future. Prior to the business meeting, Mrs. Ray Fox presented the devotionals from Corinthians 12:21, "You Are Needed." She brought out that each is needed in the dub, that each member is very important, aro that without unity there can be no club. Mrs. Charles Yonker gave th• secretary's report and Mrs. Wilbur Plants, the treasure r's report. The following wmmittees were appointed by the president: Spring LuRcheon: Mrs. Sheridan McLerran, Mrs • .John Ma.rsh· all 'alkl Mrs. James Blajn. Tour Comm ittee: Mrs. Otis Randolph, Mrs. Harry Staats and Mrs. ll E, Beckelheimer. Memorial Booll Committee: Mrs. C. B. Thompson, Mrs. Cathadne Newberry and Mrs. Harold Lewis. 8} unanimous vote, t h e council agreed w purchase books costing not more than $5 to be placed in either the New Haven or Pt. Pleasant libraries, these are in memory of deceased members aOO husbands. Books are to be placed in meryry of ~rs. Ivan Bu_sh, C. F. Bu~~ ard .. Dr. ~t J. LliJJ. Tlie council voted to have an information booUl combired with a Bazaar booth at the Mason County Fair August 5 through Aug. 9th. The County Better Living Committee, composed of Mrs. Bl1lie Casto, Mrs. Abigail Thompson aOO Mrs. Lester Roush wUI pro\ide Information concern~~ home demonstration work and regional areameetingwillbeheld on May 20. The grolt) will meet at the Huntington Galleries for a tour aid (rom there will go to the Pea Ridge United Methodist Church ror lunch. The cost is $1.75 and must be paid in advance to Mrs. Wilbur Plants, Mason County Homemaker's council treasurer, 510 Robinson SL, Pt. Pleasant, no later than May 5. The Gallery is located on Eighth Street Hill. The president announced that the State Program Planning Cooference will be held at Jackson's Mill, April 22 through 24 and the national conferenfe will be held at Blackburn, Va., this year. The three candiates (or Mason CoWltS Belle are Mrs, Forrest Gribble, Anne Baile}· Club: Mrs. L, D. Mallory, Pioneer Club, and Miss Hattie Jordan, Jericho Flomemakers Club. One of the ladies wil1 represent the county at the Folk Festival at Glenville, W.Va. Mo\'ies were shown by Gilbert Barnette, 4-H Club Agent, on women's roles in homemaking aOO communitJ volunteer work; homemakers employed as teachers, and how the se can be worked out in the family. Meigs Property Transfers Maurice Ewing Martin, dec., aha (M. E. Martin) to Mach Tag· gart, Robert w. Sayre, Betty J. ~res, Cert. for trans. , Lebanon. Maurice Ewing Martin, dec., aha (M. E. Martin) to Mach Taggart, Cerl. of trans., Lebaron. Judson M. White, Helen White, Dan M. White, Eloise Wlrlte, Jean E. Seines, Charles A. Seines to Otto L. Hoffman, Mary H. Hoff· man, Lot 98 Behans Add., Mid· POINT PLEASANT - City Police laveai(s.led an acdclont at 5:fli p.m. Weclnoodoy lavol•· In& an automobile alii a motor· cycle. The cydlot "''• treated alii released at PleaBODI Valley HoiPIIII, for alwaalons Ill Ute uwer Ill> alii left arm, Theacddenl happened at llle Intersection Ill VIand St. and Route ·-rn 2 bY-t>OII at Flr'at Street. lUll, H, Ill Salem, Va., attempting a left turn onto Ute b.Y-t~~••· hit the motorcycle drlvea b,y Mlcahel Lou Terry, 17, Ill Honderoon. Terry waagolngNortllonVIand alii Hill was tr...tln& South on Viand. lUll was cited for fafiure to yield llle right or wey. Damage estimate was $150, NeiStll ~>..":.~~>>:>.."'>..!:~~~~ Buffet Given On Wednesday POINT PLEASANT - The service Guild of Christ Church Episcopal, held !Is moothly buffet luncheon in the Parrish House, Weclnesday all p.m. The blessing was given b,y the Rev. Cll!lord Schanei the devotions by Mrs. Harold Sommerville. Mrs. Homer Martin, Sr., president, presided. A dlscussioo was held on coverings for the 10 tables used in the Parrish !loose. The Rev. Mr. Schane annoonced tllat Ben Sommerv!Ue Jr., vicar of Grace Church in Clarksville, Ga., and Zion Church in Cornelia, Ga., both Mission Churches, will conduct &alday services at Christ Church in Pl Pleasant, &mday, April 27, and wUI be guest speaker at the Episcopal Church Women meetIng Monday nigh~ April 28. The benediction was given by the Rev. Schane. TwentY mem· bers enjoyed the hospitality of the hostesses, Mrs. Rush Krodel, Mrs. F. W. Ingraham and Mrs. Dan Connors. The next meeting will be Wednesday, May 7, with Mrs. Homer Martin, Sr., Mrs. Elza Martin and Mrs. Tom Waltors as hostesses. ,b,y Ute Gommunlty JmjN'I)Vemonl bers to donate old jewelry lor lfle Department, chalrii\OII ~ el n 1 rec:reallooal tleplrtmonut Lakin $100 Given to Center POINT PLEASANT - 'l1le .11!nlor W-01 Club donated UOO for new Youth Center BuildIn& FUnd, the first tlanaUm re. celved for this fllnd, at a mootbig In the courthoUae annex. AI Blgp, me or Ute cholrmen ol Ute Youth Center, spOke to the club oo the propooed CIOI!er and .-..I plana for llle project. He said that an 0!J110n haabeental<en oo property al 3oth - · and thai It Is hoped that the money to po.y for the JII"'PP1''¥ will be u.e Mra. BrOOks llobtoln and Mrs.. . An announcement 1ias also made lflat Ute alate C<lllventlon will be held Moy 16-17 altlleDantel Boone Hotel In Charleaton. Mrs. Wiseman Is asking mom- Jimmie~ Wotlge, ~~M~O~H~,and~ ......,ed lbal the Alllualltuabands Night Dinner will be heldFrida.Y, M., 23 alllle Pleoanl Point Ri!- sort. tnsta!latioo of officers will be held. El(dlteen member& were pre.. sent. Rell'ellbmenls were served AT THAILAND BASE Sergeant WOllam M, fbllnger, Q80II of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad M. Ohlin&er Ill 204 w, Loculi St., avanable bJ August 1969. Pomeroy, Is on dul¥ at T81thll Evelyn L, Wiseman, Presldenl, Royal Thai AFB, 'lballand, sergeant 'Ohlinger, a jet engineer mechanic:, is assigned to aunltof the PacU!c Air Forces. Before Property his arrlvalln Thallalll, he served at Charleston AFB, S.C. The &itimated at $2000 sergeant attended Pomeroy !Ugh Sehool. PT. PLEASANT - PrO!)Orty damage was eatlmated at $2000 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL in a one car accident Tuesday on ADMITTED- Karen Edwards, SR 17 near the Ccast Gmrd Sta- Glenwoodj Robert Kaiser, PL tion two miles east of here. Pleasant; Mrs. Thomas Saxton, Rex Grey Crowder, 25, Char- Pl. Pleasant; Kerney llelb, Pl. leston, said he had gone oft the PleaiBIIt; Willlam Rollins, West road to avoldanoncomingcarand Columbia; Mrs. Kate Lltchlleld, went into a dtich, lostcontrolard Apple Grove. struck a building tllfnod by lhe U. DISCHARGED - D111111Y .1o1ms. government. Crowder was ar- son, Mrs. Eugene Clonch, Mrs. rested for intoxication by t he Dcnald Glom, Mrs. Deaver Ash, Mrs. Gerald Hodges, Mrs. Shershertrrs department. man Graham, William Roberts, Eliza Srnltll, Henry stephens. smnJS - Mr. and Mrs. ThoAnnual mas Saxton, Ft. Pleasant, a son. Slate Hoepllal to use for game Jlri..s. Aey ,mom~ hl!ving old set,, Those mats tleplct scenes In ~s otate and contain six mats to the box, sell~ for $3. Aeyooo Wiohinl to purchase litem shoUld contact Mrs. Wlsem1111. ' 'l1le next meeting will bo tN1 Jewelry io lavlted to cootact Mrs. Wlsenwi' at 675.:1082 •. TUesday, y_, 13, at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Wiseman also said that Ute COUI'IIM>Ise AnneX, with the there are 35 boxoarem~ Fine Arti Dept. as hoatesaea. llle 250 WeSI Vlr81nla plaeemal CIRCA SUMMER ' 69 -- NEW • ARRIVALS! • 1n om1n 10:00 A.M. .TO 6:00·P.M. KNIT SHIRTS Damages Cotton and Bonlon Knits. All washable. Popular colors. Sizes: S.M·L-XL. ' 2.98 to 9.98 A plaid pattern to please everyone. Colors galore. Permanently pren· I' • 1; 4. 98 tO 6. 98 -~~~/ ~;,:, ,. , .. ' CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO ~ N N Land Big .. Savings On Famous Heddon Fishing Tackle I ."i r Is On Saturday ~@ AIR I ~Complete CONDITIONING z i ~ N :r n ITH THE YOU BEST HO Gear PARKED CAR JUT PT. PLEASANT - City Pollee reported that at 7:45 a. m. a parked car belonging to Emil H. George Washington made Sohms, Jr., Oshkosh, Wise., was his last military appearance struck on the right rear render at Cumberland, Md., in !794. by a car traveling south on Viard when he reviewed troops who had been called· out to sup- St., near the Kroger Store drivpress the Whisky Rebellion. en by Charles V. Lusher ot 'Huntington. ~~~ ·· was 9dA., l~ebanort. mated at $500. Lusher was cited Eber Henderson to Ralph Hen- for striking an unattended vederson, 2-3 A., Lebanon. hicle. De onstration r ·-~.} ... -' .... 0 ~ . dleport. Lewis M. Mayes, Margaret Mayes to Rnnald L. SWain, 11.1 A. Hl. A., Olive. Mary Lue Voss, Edward Voss, to Ella Norma Mae Wilson, Ja· nine Annette Wilson, Christina ?""'r --._ Kay WUson, Rita Jayne Wilson, Arlene Lou Wilson, Jennifer Ann Wilson, Marla June Wilson, Kimberly SAle Wilson, Parcels, Salls· bury. Delbert R, Ours to Jolm Wll· Ham Krider, Mildred Ann Kri der, Parcel, Lebanon. . ,_Anort•d Colon Chester Dailey, dec., to Marie Baby Yams Too Dailey, Wilbur Dailey, Cert. for Trans., Columbia. ~ Ralph Hendersoo, Alberta Hen\ 114 E. MAIN . · POM·E-~~~j derson to Earl J. Henderson, 1.80 ' WORLD'S LARGEST TACKLE BOX FEATURES 1,000 HEDDON ITEMS Just imarine- a tackle box equipped with over 1,000 items! See it Sat., Aprill2, featuring 266 Heddon fishing rods, 800 different Heddon artificial baits, 42 quality-made, Heddon reels, plus fine Heddon lines of every category. This tackle-box-on-wheels is a mobile van, manned by a Heddon specialist who will be happy to show you the display and advise you on the selection of balanced tackle. fi ~ «iSPECJAL WOOL YARN SKEIN 89t J FINE QUALITY FEATURES AT A THRIFI'Y PRICE! 'RUSHEL VARIETY AS LOW AS PHIL CO 5.50 x 16 Plus 86c Fed. 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Mllft ST. -- .· ·: ·.: HOME & AU.I I 992-2094 , ' ·. ! • ' o. \• ·.· ,. . ..... lo:oo t6',;oO •.:,~J.,,.... ,______...,.,__..,.I ,-,• ' ; l··. ,, 'v 0 HEDDON FISHING VAN LOCATED IN FRONT OF AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. PLAID SHORTS od blend. ' ' ~ IEFI ~~ ~.. , ~ . .., .• • - ••. ..., ... 'I ' • ; ,, ''!"'~ 1 ... .. . �-- . _...... - .. - ... ~·--~ - ...... ,; 6 - i ·' The Dail,y Selltinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Therlldoy, AprtliO, 1969 McCreedy Gives Patrol History Legislators Debate Miniskirts in Privat~ McCrneqy recalled that County were reviewed for Pome- the Gallipolis post was reopened roY Uoo1 Club members Wed- In 19f6, !ollowingW.W. 2. There nesday by the veteran commander Is oow a patrol .mcer living In IJ{ the Gallipolis POst, Sgt. P, D. every county ln the dlstrlct. There are 14 employes of the McCreedy. Gallipolis POst, Sgt. McCreeciY His remarks followed hmch at said, pointing out that highway noon ln the Pomeroy United Melh· patrolmen are assets to a comodist Church. Sgt. State Patrol activities in Meigs SEO Newsmento Gather in Athens COLUMBUS (UPI) - The munlcy. They beloog tn civic groops and spend their aslarles Ohio Senate &qped work lor '"'" hoor Wedneaday to diseuss locally, he asld, In 1968, the patrol Investigated the length ol a woman report. 64,000 highway accidents In Ohio er's sldrt. Betty Work, 25, a mlnlsldrted and 200 aircraft aeeidents. The newsmaa lor United Press Inpetrol made 393,000 arrella In ternational, was wsltlng ror the 1968, weighed 2,000,000 trueka and assisted 140,000 motnrlsts. Senate to convene when Msjor. A to1a1 of 187 lie detector teste Icy Leader Theodore M. Gray, R-Piqua, asked her to change were administered. Patrolmen spend about 82 per lnlo a dress with a Ionaer skirt, S!e asld she would not change cent or their time In enforcement work. Clt1ng the modern trend of and Gr~ replied: "You're get. the patrol, Sgt. McCreedy point. ting a IQI of pmlietcy out of ed out that 15 arrests.are made this thst won't help you." from the air each mmth. He also discussed the patrol's special ATHENS - The annual meetIng of the Southeastern 0 h i o named. <Aitgolng president is B. B. Mills, .PUblisher and editnr of Newspaper Association is set at the Wellston Sentinel. Wilhelm turbances generally. The patrol's is secretary • treasurer. Among newsmen expected to computer system will bring bet.. attend are: Dan Martin, M i n ter law enforcement. he predictGrimes, Ren Greene, BUI Kelly, ed. The club planned ladles night all or the lrontoo Tribune; Bud Harsh, Zanesville Times Recor- to be observed on Aprll 29. A der; W. E, McKinney, Marietta guest of Fred Morrow, president, Times; Bush, Charles Reamer, for the Luncheon was John WUl, Marvin McDargh, Roy Cross, captain or the Meigs CooniY AuxBob Powers, Tom Metters, Rowl lllary Patrol. Congdon, Tom Price, Greg Black, Richard Paynter, The Athens Messengeri Mills, Wellston Sentinel; R. C. Dlx, Martins Ferry Times - Leader and Don Casey, Chillicothe Gazette. Ohio Unlversicy Friday. More \han 28 editnrs and publishers or 'dailies and weeklies are expected In attend the meeting, part or 'the university's second annual Joumallam Week. Wes Gallagher, Associated Preas general manager, will ad·clress the newsmen at a 6 p.m. joint dlmer meeting with the Re· ·gicm IV Sigma Delta Chi Confer· .ence at Baker Center. Guest rA. training In riot control and the rote of the patrol In civll dis- Sirhan is Painted as Sick Liar :hooor will be Dr. L. J. Hortln, lormer director of the School OC '·.{ournatism at Ohio Universily IIlii now head or Murray (Ky.) :!jl.ate University's journalism :school. Dr. Hortln will be pr&- Expected to attend !rom I b e Ohio Valley PObllshlng Co., are Chet Tamehlll, Hobart Wilson, Jr., Dick Thomas, Bob WJngett, ..mces or John Wilhelm, dean or Pat Houck of the edUorlal staff• :Ohio's College of Communica. and James Danner, W, Vemoo LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The tion. Moving up from vice presi- Deweese, Larry Boyer, Bea .dent will be George W. stowell, Usle, Charlene Batey or the ad- prosecutor's voice never left its . editor or the Portsmouth Times. vertising staff and Richard S, 8011 key, but when he was !lnlsh· ed he had painted Sirhan B. Sir.A new vice president will be OWen, publisher. han as a liar trying desperately to duck the crime or murder. :sented a special honor award. · New officers will be named at -a 3 p.m. blsiness meeting in the Roscoe Meadows Miss Work asld she was not looking lor publlclcy. "I reaDy don't see why there's an lsa~e," , uwe support our members In whale'ler form of dress thl'lf choose to wear," the OLCA eald, "so long as It lalla In the generally accepted de!lnlt!m ol proper attire In contemporll')' M!as IIDIIse~;~~~~~~~bJ A1 fashi .J ob Corps Camps Will be Slashed . . (UPI) - The -Nixoo administration has declded to close more than half of :ttte RuraJ and Conservatioo Job ·Corps camps, as well as eight ·Job Corps center s in urban areas. UP! leerned the Labor Department planned tn an1101111Ce today that 57 Job Corps centers in 30 states would be for young gals and guys 011 tht go -from now through summer! PLAY CLOTHES BY CARTER AND HEALTH TEX Infants Thru 6X Shorts, Shirts, Slacks In Cotten, Knits and Boys 7 Thru Shirts and Slacks By Billy The Kid, Knits Shirts By Rob Roy and Tom Sawyer lbat will start general hearings the poverty program in May, oaid In a letter tn Nixon that lbe closing "would simply add to the disillusionment within the (11 poverty areas of America." Tbe urban centers to be closed down Lnclude two men's Calif., and Kilmer, N.J., and six women'a centers, Clinton, Iowa, MarIJlette, Mich.; ~. Louis, Mo.; Omaha, Neb.; Cleveland, Ohio; and Huntington, W.Va. There are 106 Job Corps centers all told across the nation, 24 of them in cities and 12 in consen·ation areas. An e!ttimated 35,000 young persons, most or them high Dies Wednesday school dropouts, are enrolled, 14,000 of them in conservation centers from ltzraw -L!- < liiJUI c:ompmy; Olh• Sport Shirts by Truval •••.•••••. from 3.95 Banlon Shirts by Arrow &Puritan from 7.00 Kalamszoo, Mich., Wednelldoy arter spending Easter here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, o. Barnlt:z. Mr. and Mro. Rs,ymond Butcher have returned to their home io Winston-Salem, N, c., after a weekend visit here with Mr. and Mrs. James Authorsc'" and Pat· rlcia and Mrs, Augusta Wlll Mr. and Mra. Eugene McKl~ ney a~ family and Mrs. McKln- Auxiliary Dines·at Oscar's ney's Cather of Mason, W, VL, John Bond. went to Cumberland Sunday to see the Hblg muskie", a piece of strip mining equli>menL Mr. and Mrs. Bond have spent the past week at their Ma· son, W. Va., home. They are now residing at Toronto. Erie Salon Ro~lnson's · · sg.sa THE SHOE BOX Where Shoe• Are Sen•lbly Priced.' 0. HURRY MENNEN BABY MAGIC OIL ::· 4oe SHOE BOX CEPACOL OUTH WASH n1., Large Size The cost, for instance. .. The nut time you peed a prescription filled and it'• not convenient to come in, just hove your doctor call us ... we 'II be Iliad to fill it and deliver it right to your door at no extra charge . . ', Reg. 65c Only 86e .. 1• NAIR smiNG :TAPE .. 1.26 BACTINE Reg. 1.09 72C SCORE Rea. 89c BRAND · ~ l360 in. Rea. 1.89 HAIR CREAl SETTING Rea.l.29 THINK Of ALL THE THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH THE ~EY YOU SAVE. GAS MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE. I ' _ .... 1.50 43~ BRECK SHAMPOO GIANT PACK 300 ONLY 49~ 1~~=~011e it There are a lot of great things about Gas heat. You take them for granted. Clean, circulating, whole-house heat seems as natural as , • , fresh air. But the biggest thing about Gas heat is the littleness of the cost-about one-third the cost of electric heat. Maybe the cost of heating your home with Gas doesn't seem like such a big thing to you. That's because it isn't. ·The Men's Store 38~ OTHPAS REX ALL ·er. I I i program Ree.9ac65 ,." ' Sl ZES 8% to lZ Earl CAM BE CALLED IN TO US BY YOUR DOCTOR •' 4 M0 ttheW VerseS G' ~ ' NAVY M . Masters J ,,z ... MISS ROBIN HOOD ...uTTON BALLI.) I lach, and Herman kincaid or the H..nebulldera Cia It vllltilttlw!th the padenta. SHIRT FINISHING Mrs. Daniels, the retiring pr&sident. A short boalness meutlng folserved Wednelldoy night with a lowed the dinner. Plan1 were diMer percy at Oscar• a In Galll· made lor a nunmage sale tn be poll held on May 8 and 9 at the Fry •• Present were Mrs. James Dan- building on Mill st. In Middle. lels, Mrs. Ed Haggerty, Mrs. port. Residents with rummage John Vromari 1 Mra. EverettBachw In contrlbrte are asked tn conner , Mrs • Bob B·•e ..,rs, Mra. Rob ~ tact Mrs. Daniels or Mrs. Kloos socks, combs. writingmaterials, ert McEihlnay, Mro. Lena Mc- lor pickup. A stanley parcy will am waahcloth11 Cor the men. The class served ham salad and Kinley, Mrs. Allee Mills, Mrs. be held at the JUne meeting. MemHoward Dalley, Mrs. Don Low- bers were asked to take a guest. Mr White carnations were given as ery, s. Raymond Kloes, Mrs. Tom Darst, and -Mrs. Norman favorJ for Ule dft11er. Wayland. A gift wao presented In Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weir THUI!SlAY of Mount Vernon were Easter A Holy Weok Utany was fOB· JACK SLAVIN, Middleport artweekend guests of Mro. Mabel tured In a program presented b,y Ist, guest speaker Tbursdl,Y, Mra. Osby Martin or POme- Pettit and other relatives. Relatives Come for Easter Weekend Visit . Mrs. John llayea and Mrs. G. L. 7:30 p.m. when Bracllury PTA roy, Departmeutal L 'Aumoruer, Michaela at 1 recent meeting of meets; second grade mothers Eight and Forcy, American I.e· !tlendlng the Easter weekeud Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver, ,. jho Women' a Soclecy or Christian will serve. Nominatim of glon, was one orthedeparbnental with their mather, Mrs. Bessie VIcki, Debbl, Patty, Jlnuny, DanService of the Chester United cera. officers who were guests at Ute Oliver, in Middleport, were Mr. lel and Dottle Ann of Gosh,.. ,;: Methodist Church. . ' WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Voter. anoosi dlmer or Erie Councy Sa· and Mrs. Carlos Oliver, Debbie, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oli, . For the program, Mra. George ans Memorial Hospital, Thurs- I on 613 Monday night at the HomeAllan, Willis, and Lisa of C<JI. ver, Gory, Paula IIlii Leigh Ann ,,..),Volfe was the "'voice" and sang day, 7:30 p.m. at hospital in- stead Ina near Sandusky. lege Park, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. ot Nitro W, Va.; Grover Oliver .. jiOrtlona of "Were You There stead of regular meeting dste The honored guests at the dinMerlin Martin, Merlin, Jr., Pam, ol Chillicothe, and Mr. and Mrs. .:~en They Crucified M¥ Lord'' In dining room (due to boapllal ner were Mrs. Violet Alchholz and Hilliard, or MedWay, Ohio; Arlbur Lee Miller and Terrie 1• .. to intersperse scriptures from "Sermon ontheMount,"astud.y convenUon in COlumbus); Rut- New Washington, Departmentai of Rutland. ·•.Lake, Mark, John and Matthew, land and HarrtaonvUle members Chapeau, and Edna Smeltz, At- of Matthew 5, 6 and 7, was~ Also visiting with Mrs. Oli," the! by Mrs. Leonlird Erwin. on refreshment committee; West tlca, Departmental Secretalre • dueled lzy Mrs. Dale Walburn ver 9Jn~ were her two grand. ;:".:lfra. Ha,yrs was the narrator for VIrginia members on program cassiere, both of Crawford Coun- during a meeting of Grt:lq) 1 of The sequoia tree has no sons, Vincent and Randy Oliver - · the litany and Mrs. Michaela geve taproot. It balances on a ty Salon 389. the Women's Association, Mid .. eonunittee. and Karen &llherland, all of Rut..' broad platform ol shallow the prayer. Mrs. Aichholz was speaker at dleport First United Presbyter .. SUPPER, 6:30 p.m., at DAV land. roots. · Mrs. Erwin assisted by Mrs. hell In Pomeroy Thurlldoy, All the dinner. ~e spoke on cystic ian Church, at the home of Mrs. Robert Bailey with the respcms. fibrosis and tuberculosis and told Larry AOOerson, New Haven, vetarans Invited. .. es, conducted the pledge service. or her recent tour of the Clcy Monday night BUSY BEES at the Trinity Mrs. Wald /tencer had prayer. Hospital ln Cleveland where a Mrs, John Redovian presided Unlled ChurCh or Christ, 9 a. nL; Durlnl\ the business meeting, wing is dedicated to treatment at the meeting In the absence of reports olthe o!licera w•re giv. senior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. at cystic !lbroais. ~e also told Mn;. Edward Crooks. Devotions en, Fifteen members responded m. ot a summercampprogramspon- by ~Iss Chat•Iotte Davidson iDDIRECTORS' MEETING, Mid· to roll call. There were three sored by doctors and nurses of cllldeCI a meditation 01 Search For dleport.Pomeroy Rotary Club, the hospital. gueste present. \ Identity" aOO a poem, "Does 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the home Communications were read A tour ot the hospital has been Jesus Live At Your House,'' The concerning the W.S.C.S. district ot Wllbur Theobald, president. plamed lor the Cleveland con- woman of the Bible •tucly on Dor· PAS:r COUNCILORS, Theodor. ventton. Mrs. Alchholz and Mrs. cas, a woman full or good works, meeting tn be hold on Aprll 24 In Portsmouth. Slbscrlptions te the us Cotmcll 17, 7:30 Thursdal, Smeltz were presented gifts of was given by Mrs. Redovian. uaesponse," a Methodist map.. home or Mrs. Lottie Cohen. flower arrangements. Plans were made for the anCATHOLIC WOMEN'S Guild zine, were renewed. TwenQt sick An Easter theme with nutcups mal dinner meeting to be held caDs were reported and get-well 8 p.m. Thersdtly at the sacred ot hats filled with jelly beans in M'Jl.Y. Mrs. Richard Vaughan Heart Church following clllrch were used at the dinner . Other concluded with prayer,ai'Kiadescards were sent to shUt-Ins. coffee hour and bake dlstinguished guests Who s)XIke sert course was served by Mrs. services; The May meatlng will be held asle to follow the 9mday morn. briefly besides Mrs. Aichholz, Anderson. Miss Sarah Bechtle , On !dey 1 with Mrs. Purley Karr lng Masses. ··and Mrs. Woodrow Mora as the Mrs. Smeltz and Mrs. Martin was a guest. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. . program leaden. m. Thursday at the hall; Leur- were Mrs. Annette Stencll, Lorain COUncy Solon 334; El'allna el Grange will visit. !Jerkley of Nevada, L'Archiblate USIC XI G¥fMA IW CII&Wr, ~ !lgma J'M!brotl!1, S"~?ift-. Thtii'&. wtCndotle Salon; !leVa C!hl~ ' Srlloh, parody ch&lrrl'tan; Bettie • Holzer Medleal Center, First day, COlumbus and southemOhlo 9>elby, third member Follows, Ave. Vlslt1ng hours 2-4 and 7.!I E!eetrtc CO. of the departmental child wetIVe TWIN • CITY S!rine C I u b, p.m. Parent• onJ.y on Pediatrics dance session, 7:30 1bur~ at fare committee; Bea Holmes, Ward. Racine chapter No. 575 ol the the Middleport Maaonlc Temple. trophies and awards chairman; Admissions and Elizabeth Gilber of sanm. •. Modern Music Masters Society Publication or admlaal<m Is CITIZENS meeting, lor better ky, past departmental chapeau. presented an Easter assembly prohibited 1tnlll further notice. schools Thurlldoy, Aprll IO, at Cor the student body of Southern 7:1.5 p.m. at Mason Ctcy buildBirths High School April 3. Mrs. Larry Sawyers, Galllpo.. Ing. All parents and lupayera at the Wahama High auditnrlum·• The program, done partially by lis Ferry, W.Va., daughter, 5:25 Invited by Ray Thorntoo, chair. adtool sponaored, . open tn pub. candlelight, began with the pledge lie. man, Lm. Thurlldoy, to the nag and the 11 Star Spangled Dismissed SATURDAY Banner." MEIGS COUNTY Young Demt>BAKE SALE, Middleport RobJames R. Adams, Mrs. Clar. crat Club. Thursday, 7:30p.m., The general theme was 10 He fllaon's Cleaners. beglmlng at Came, He Saw, He COnquered," ence c. Barcus, Mrs. Doskle regular monthly meeting at lte Blankenahlp, Borl llurnhelmer headquarters In Pomeroy. Jl&. 9 a.m. lor the Mowtt Moriah and was presented in three segClarence E, Care,y, 9!arma Beptlat Church Children's choir. ments. The first was begun by fresh mel'( a. Dean, Mrs. Ralph W, Dement, AITERNOON CIRCLE, WSCS, the chapter singing "Beneatll the HIGH SCHOOL DANCE parla', Cross of Jesus" and a readin& Mrs. Lee Roy lUll, Jerry 8Jm. 2 p. m. Thursday, Middleport iiJireys, Mra. Loi!OII E. bon, Heath Methodist Church; Mrs. open In public, saturday, 8-U p. "He Came,u by George Norris, liD's. Miles A. Johnson, Mrs. E. David Entsminger, devotlonsj m. at the Melga Jwtlor High telling or the birth of Chris~ llllnlon Jones, Mrs. Paul D. Ke•· Mrs. M. L. French, program; auditorium In Pomeroy;J~awill The secondpart, uHeSaw,"beF· LoeC.Lenler,AianA.MID- Mr~ E. M. Wood, Mrs. Francis emcee. Admission 75 cents per gan with the club slnglng ~~He perlOll. !£, Mro. Randall S. Moore, Cathy Klein, hostesses. Arose," ai'KI a reading by Sandra !!;MUrphy, Mrs, Michael E. Nel- PIULATHEA SOCIETY or the Sellers entitled, "He Saw." This SUNDAY - . Mro. El'an R, Reese, Bobby OPEN d J.OUSE at ths Trinity told ot Otrlst's work on earth, Mlddlepoct Church of Chrlot, pot.r;: RIIYnolda, Mrs. Carl !litton luCk The last part, uHe Con.. and lnstaUatton of offlcers United Cll!rch or Christ honor· a-a. Robert L, Thomas, quered," consisted of the club's 1 at 6:30 p. nL at the church. '-~ Mr, and Mrs. Ben Neuallng ID!ton, Foma K. Wright, Mrs. si~ng "He Lives" am a rea~ on their golden wetldlrw aMiverc:&arles R. Boster, Mrs. Blanche sary, 2 to 5 P· m.. In the social lng by Brenda Brsd!ord eJII)lalnHandy t; Woln, Mrs. Lesl8r lL Rose, ing the death and resw-rection of rocm. FRIDAY Pocket· ¥J"s. Melvin Mathii!U', Mrs. EJd.. REVIVAL beginning Aprll 13 Chris~ A poem was given 1zy Pat HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, ""' R, Thomas and ln!anl douBb· Friday evening at the Trtnlly at the Entel]>rlse United Methc>- Dumas aOO Doona Cross gave a Size ter. United Church of Chris~ dlot Church, 7:30 p. m. !tleclal reading entitled uThe Legem fA RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS mualc each evening. Sponsored the Dogwood. .. by District Y.F. and mamber QUICK QUIZ a..pter, Daughters or the Amer- churchea • ican Revolution, 2 p, m. Friday .. . Q-Which II IM world's at the Episcopal Pariah Houae. lliril••t city In 14nd area7 MONDAY MARY SHRINE, WhlteShrlneof PLAN RUMMAGE SALE . · : A-Due to recent merger Jeruaslom, 8 p. m. Friday, In. SPECIAL SESSION, Southern Ledies Auxillary of the Mid· of au county communities Athletic Boosters, Mondo.Y, 8 p. dleport Pentecoslal Churth will stallatlon of oM cera, at the IOOF Super Strength Into one munlclpallty, Jackm. at hlah school, Bacino. hall; oMcers to wear tormala.. AD hold a rummage sale Thurlldoy, sanvWe, F~wltb a municiPain Rellev• MEIGS COUNTY JayceeWlvaa' Friday and Saturday, beginning pal area ~I lUI square mUes, Master Masons and guests Invit, Club, Monday, 8 p.m. at home of at 10 L m. each day,lntheStanswUl be more elp8U.lve 11w1 ed. LOndon, Tokyo, or New York Mrs. '!Ill Mellenlel, Pomeroy. bury building In Mlddlepor~ WEEKEND REVIVAL, begift; City. 7:30 p.m. Friday at Letart .- ." Q-Whal AmtricGn PGinl· FaDs United Brethren Church adopted the bulterflv with the Rev. EldeuBiake, Reeds· ~~ ·to riQn hil moture ville, apealdng. II e '· Menzel 'Jiillltlnlll7 Smith, pastor, extends InntaUcm i .~A-James Abbott McNeW to public, :J!!.daUer. . RACINE BOY Scout Troop 2ft, Friday, 4 p.m. at Roelne Park ::~:Q-Which of IM baclc. d cmhnGllllw IM Iongo before beginnltW a wotk pl'Qjoct of picking ep - r aiO!IIatreeta of Roclne. !bat wu 11 lmcnm to HIGH SCHOOLdonee[llrl;ywltll yean. !It• Jeyo Friday, 8 ta 11 p.m. .m. MrL NOI'IIIlnYeauaer,llra.~­ Gerlodt, Mrs,Yeaqger, Max Ste'l'&rt and. I- - - - - - - - - -. . Mrs. Norman The class touk an Easter lily for the ~;ward. They gave favors or Easter bunnies, .chocolate eggs, alii jelly beans aOO there SAME DAY were door prizes ln addition to washcloths. hankies, perfume, SERVICE lipstick, halrnets, writing tabIn At 9 - Out At 5 lets, envelopes and combs tor Ut~ Ow fr•• P•rltln1 Lot the women, and handkerchiefs, The 25th anniversary ot the . Women•s Auxiliary of the Middleport Fire Department was CJb.. POW ERIN DOWNIE-GROSS I Mr. and Mrs, I.Orry Nelson and chlldren, Sue, 'hmmy and David, returned to their home at cl!Mse aindWfcitea, a Jillo lllld ·~ Kool·Aid, Aooelallltfkdwu· hold durlnglhs relte-..wllh Mr• .111111 Mra. Max -.n, Mr. al!ll Mrs. Donver ruee, Mr. and Reg.l.4999 Cool it this summer in drips and icy tolid color~ 5.~ Is Guest of Auxuian' Twenty-lour paUenta on the 1J>. Christ. tho Amertcao Lqlon Each month .the cla 81 goes to Eighth District community 10rvtenai ve care ward of the Southeastern Ohio Menial Heslth Cen. Athena to host a .P&J1¥ lor acme lee chairman. ter. Athena, were guests at an of the patients there. The proJect Guitar tlllllbars by Denver Rico Eaater pariJ staged Tueeclay was Initiated by Mrs. Mary Mar· were lneludecl on the , _ night by the Homebuilders Class tin, an active member of ihe planned lzy Mro. W..U Ger· of tha Middleport Church of MlddlesJort Church or Christ, and !aclt. Several olthepalteiXI 1&1111, •and there were r-rw• from "Starlight to Sunsetn by Mrs. K: lo Beat the Heal ••• The Cool Onee from Arrow in the Cool Oneo from ARROW. Docton Porma-lron in a llght weight 65% Dacron• polyl!ller, 35% cotton oxford fabric,that machine wuhea, tumble drieo and never need. iroain!. "Sanforiled-PI...2 labeled. That'• our boat-the·hoat ohirt aecrot. We calltloom the Cool Oneo. -..-.-....;:...;:;.._ _,._,., 'DuPont II.T.M. Fmm Litany Made .WSCS Theme [HoSf1TA~1 r:wys Re-Election man of a Senate sOOeornmittee Mrs. Martin . ' Entertairi~d Don't let these big ones GET A AY! Mabel Radcliff Stokes to Ask The shutdown would be part of a plamed $100 million cut in the war on poverty program. Carl D. Perkins, D-Ky., chairman of the House Educa~ Uon and Labor Committee, said In a statement the action means "We are throwing thousands of boys and girls to the dogs." Gaylord Nelson, D.Wis. , chair· Plana were madetopartlcipate loa therapyprogramlortheGood Luck Garden Club ,a t the Southesstern Ohio Mental Haslth Center, A&hens, in ApriL The region.a! meutlng being held In Athens today was also announced. Mrs. Seth Nicholson was awarded the hostess gift and the traveling gilt was provided by Mrs. G. B. Slou~ Prune cake and whipped cream, served by Mra. Nelson to the club members 30 years ago, were the refreshments following the meeting. 24 Intensive Care Patients ·are Group I Theme a <!Osodl.be!Dre !lie start of the niixt nltal year July I. Parks, craggy cOWltenance, Fitts lean- :.Holy Week ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT A tall, grey· haired man with a ed tnward the Jury or seven men and five women. He was demandIng a verdict ofllrst-degreemurder for the slaying or Robert F. Kennedy. cause Cor Alarm Shane!leld, Mrs. Wllllam Glllogly and Mlsa Hazel Henson, all -· Mrs. Russell (Mabel) Rsdclitf, a former Meigs COUncy resident and 21,000 In urban centers. died Wednesday In a hospital In The rmmber or enrollees who Beaver Falla, Pa. would he affected by the Mrs. Raddift' was preceded Jn 01 lt is for you to decide. rm closings was not Jmmedlately glad to think he's a bit sick be- death by her only son, Lester koown. A total of $285 million was cause I can't imagine anyone Hamllten, two years ago on appropriated for the Job Corps in the Ambassador Hotel step. Chrislmas day. Sle is survived by her husband, in this fiscal year, and former ping from a tray raek and shootPresident Lyndon B. Johnson Ing Senator KeMOCIY In the head Russelli two grandams, Steven had budgeted $280 mDllm lor from Inches away oot being slek. and Scott, oC Greensboro, N.C.; II the erlme bad been committed these brothers and sisters, Charfiscal 1970. . 'by' normii· lbal wQwd lea Fdster, -Raelriol Price Wolle be ~e .use tor alarm.,. · 1 . 'Bradenton, Fla.; tOe Tisdale: Fitts called Sirhan a liar over Buckeye Lakei Fern Gilmore, and over again and finally the Columbus, and Hazel Carnahan, 25..year-old Arab rose cursing Racine. Funeral services will be held and had tn be pulled once again saturday at 2 p. m, from the from the courtroom. After a rC\oo Campbell Fwteral Home In BeaCLEVELAND (UPI) - Carl cess, Sirhan was all smiles and Stokes, a former school dropout composure when he entered ver Falls.. LOCAL TEMPS who became this city's first Ne. apln. The temperature in Pomeroy's gro mayor, will seek a se<OOCI The defense today bei!OII Ita dowltOWn business district at !Ina! arguments expected In last term. 11!20 o. m. today was 67 degrees stokes, a Democrat, announc- through Friday. Alter the final under overcast skies. ed his candidacy lor reeleetlon state windup, the three - mooth MEIGS GENERAL IIOSmAL We&lellda1 night at a $100-a- ease will go te the jury Monday ADMISSIONS - None. plate dinner attended by U. S. or TUesdal. DISCHARGIID - None. Sen. Edmund Muslde, D-Me; the m~ri ol olx other major elties and about 2,000 other persoos. Jlm Snyder, coach of the u1 was raised by a mother with Ohio Universlcy Bobcats basonly a sixth grade eciueatlm who ketllaU team thst played In the bad faith In America and Its In· NIT at MadisonSquareGarden stitutions," Stokes said. .,, be.. this spring, will be speaker lleve In the system, not In wllal lor the aMual Eastern High It has been, but ln Its potential." SChool AlloSports Banquet on "For these reasons I have April 15 at 6:30 p, nL made the declslon.'' he said. 111 Tlcbata lor the banquet to be held In the Eastern High will nm." auditorium, have been placed VETERANS MEMORIAL on asle in the high school of· HOSPITAL nee. ADMISSIONS - Mary Pauley, Albany; Walter Harris, ~acuse; Ricky Powell, Now Haven; Mary non, Reedsville; Betty WUla, Barnhart, Pomeroy; Donald Ey- POmeroy. DI5CIIARGES - Elizabeth Qh. linger, ljylvan Cleland, Mary Bowleo. SIIW'Ielt Way WASHINGTON projects, Depucy Dial. Atcy. David Fitts. Pft'llldent. The verse otthem'omh was read 1zy Mrs, Orion Nelson alii weleOinedtothemeetlrwwere Mrs. John Holliday, Mrs. Carl ....Nelaon. All three have remained guests. Nine members were presactive ln the club. Another char- ent. THE KIDDIE Roscoe C. (lke) Meadows, 82, or 94 Orchard Lane, C<Jiumbus, died Wednesdal al MI. Carmel Ed!rard D, Callahan, director ton. Callahan also serves m Hospital. d area development lor Colum- Governor Rhodes' lnwatrlal Mr. Meadows, CormeJ.ly of Middleport, was a retired engineer bla Gas or Ohio, wlll address the tesm. Carl Dahlberg, directOr of the of The New York Central Rail- membership or the Southeastern road. He was a member ol the Ohio Regional Cooncil when It Cpwtcll, stated that committee Middleport First United Pres- meets at the UnlversiQr Im in-"'cta~rman of the various combyterian Chllreh, Middleport Ma· Athena on Thursday, April 1711 miltees In theSEORCwouldmske sonle Lodge 363, F &AM, SCot- was announced today lzy E. E, Da· progress reports at this meeting. tish Rite, and Alladln Temple, vis, president or the SEORC. Callahan, who Is a well known The highway committee has COlumbus. He Is survlvad by his wile, development specialist In Sooth· had two meetings In 1969 and Is Jermle; a son, H, Carroll; these eastern Ohio and who has been presenil,y dra!llng a prOJUam lor graudchlldren, Richard and Lin· Instrumental In many of the ln- 197f. The Industrial committee ds Meadows, COlumbus, and Car. duslrlal locations In the region has bad one meeting and will roll E. Meadows, &mbur:Y, and during the past lour years, will again on the 17th prior to gen. speak abq,Ut industrial parks, Da~ eral membership meeting, two great • grandchildren • Funeral aervleos will be held vis said. John Beckley, McArthur at.. One of the Callahan's major tourney and chairman of the Coon· at 2 p.m. Frklay In the Memortal Chapel of the Soothwiek F101eral accompLishments, Davis ackied, eil's legislative committee will Home, 3100 North High st., CO. was the organization and loca- brief the group m items In the lumbtls. The Rev. Francis Ho«- tion of the multi-million dollar legislature which are of cmcern man will officiate. Burial will be Ralston POrlna plant in Wells- tn Sootheestem Ohio. In Union Cometary at Columbus. ter member, Mra, Ralph Norton of Pomeroy, was a guest. ·Hiahli&hts over the year1were reviewed In 1 hlalor)' ot the club given by Mrs. Nellie Nelson. Mrs. Blanche Nelson conlucted the business meeting In the al>sence of Mra. Virgil Atkine the ., "We concede he is sick, 11 said .,But how sick? ' ::' The 30th IMiversary or the ~tar Garden Club whieh has --served the ereJI.h'e Interests of · :;?a<~les of northwestern Me I g a :;:County, was obserVed during a ;;;;recent meeUng at the home of .::Mrs, Blanche Nelson. It was at .:the Nelson h()me thattheclubwas ;-::organized 30 years ago b)' Mrs. ::,Garon Stansbury of Mlddloport. ·:: Present for the observance ·:were threeorthe20chartermem· ....ben, Mrs. C. E. Stout, M r •· .., Bian&e Nelson, and Mrs, Nellie Flowers fun-time Utility Expert Will Address SEO Group Dies Wednesday of she said. The 5-loot.S, Ie81)' redhead was attired in a blue dress, the hemline ol which stowed about societY.'' ,alx Inches above her loleea. The committee oaid II had The Senale ccmvened and Imol Representativet lor the put Work coYered the mediately rocesaed tn executive •<exarnined the details and two weeks. Tho It!llllh of her session behind cloaed doors, found no breath In this ease." skirta reeelved no oppositlOD The Senate reconvened and rrom the Chamber. After 1111 hour's discussion, Gray Mlsa Wol'k was ·permitted tn and Senste 'M!nortcy Leader take har place at the press Ia· atarles Carney, D-Youngstmm, asked the 010cutive committee ble. She received words ol joot of the Ohio Legislative Correa· and support !rom a number ol pondents Assoclallm (OLCA) to Senatnrs. ."Your skirt isn't short enough re(Jilre Miss Work to cbange In- The 0,[[y Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Thurlldoy, April 10, 1~69 ~ Observe Anniversary Decoratln Planter bone,r'," oaid Sen. AnthonY Calabrese, D-Cievelancl. Anoth· er lawmaker told her: HGee, my daughter wearl' lhorler skirts t11an that." "You'd look good In any. thing," Carney oaid. "Don't lot them fool you. •• 0 to a longer dress. 7 - 'With A e • I . �--..-· ··- ~ · ...... •• · · · · -~ ........ . .. . - •• ~ .........~ .. ~· ••• _ ... -~. . . . -~"' ............... -------------~·-. -~· ·· · ~··--·· . ·- .... 'r> 8 - The Dally SOnllnel, P...eroy-Mlddleport, o., Thursday, April 10, 1969 Washington White Paper ~ SHOP AT -YOUR NEAREST STORE ' • •~ •• ·~ • : ~ ~ ~ ! ' : ..... ' '' ..' The wort< of eon,resBional were held on <:omprehenslve new legislation to deal with problem1 Commilleel II Ume • CUIIUIIIIng llld vecy oxactiDg. Allhclllgh commlllee aotiYUies 1101 Utile press coverage outside of Wuhlngton, tllelr Importance llhould not be minimized. Committees era tile 11011r<e of virtually all leglolalion IIIII comes up for a Door Jote. There ere 21 legislative commlttees In the U. S. Hoose of R0jll11aen1atlves. An · Individual coogreaaman normally ia asaign~ ed to one or two committees. I wu fortunate enough to be asalgned to two of the most lmpor. of water pollution ranging from tile Santa Barbera oil spUI to oewage dlaposal systems on privately owned water craft. At tile .. ... Roney Appointed l' I ! I LETART, W, Va.- Henry C, ·' Raney, Jr., of Route 1, Letart, :: W, Va., has been appointed Adult ;: Youth Unit Leader lor a new Woodmen Ranger Unit 312, be:: lng organized In New Haven, It • was announced by w. WayneGra: ham, 2006 Parkwood Rd., Char. ' · leston, state manager for t h e : Woodmen of the World Life In: aurance &Jciety. Robert P. Dye, :· also of Rwte 1, Letart, will be :· assiStant leader of the Unit. :. Lorrena M. g,evens, 1913lh ~, Dudley Ave., Parkersburg, dis~ : trio! manager for the Woodmen, : and !I, c. Roney, of East Third : St., New Haven, field represen~ : tative, will enroll members in ., EF : Two ....- . A · poet oot, .... OlrrJ !Mol ADULT IIIU. Prelnllonal 0 r • 41 el Ort'mpu8 at 1.81 or l.r.J ! ! lt'l ...... Laiu! . ., Ia opp!J. 'l'httw- nre nrat qnaii&,Hudwood elothf!B ulmt At leu • • • than • cellt 8 s s 37 PARKA Profesllional Model BASEBALL GWVES s Trimmed Bodice . And lollom. Shadow Panel I Sizes 34 to 44 WOMEN'S BLOUSES let. " 19 Inch - 22 Teeth Metal FAN sl ~~ CLOTHES PINS 47~kg. $2.00 Reversible! MOP DUST 94~. ;: They're Permanent Press ! ! seven days a week. Let '" ,.,..,. y;.u for all your prescription MEN'S MATCHED UNIFORM SETS Ve,!!elahle ' . Bowl Assortment NYLON HOSE BABY DOLL Milk whiff' wltb KGI4!1 band Avaeado- L... tre 8hl!ll - Amber and. Milk ll'blte-Got JDUn Now, Chromt> Flashlight Throw • IHI ft boom' Hao A I WIJ lwlteh, THeo D 111e -- THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE WE APPRECIATE IT! 6 Gcd. Plastic Women's TRASH SPRING SANDALS CANS )lade wltb a Metal baD Randlr! .baca4o - Oolcl - 11ut1erllle. ln ............ ...., II"" epr~nr """'Ana:-.~- "'' for - -14... .., Gal s 87 NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY! ??? 94 ••• OIAMONO w&¥e of I• riiH.11111 Nlu About 70 per cent of the people of the U.S. live on 1 per cent of the land. It won't be loRg before 80 per cent are living on 1~ per cent of tbe land. Each year, three ltiNQS -t ffJ4.. mllllon more Americans are being oboe-homed Into cities GOESSLER that are already fUied. -Secrelllrv of Interior Walter I. HU:kel, urging more wst.,ocket porr.. and urban. recreatioR areas. Jewelry Store Court St., Po...,oy MlllfliN reaoutcei. ·· · · · " -'like Rev. Crawiord f. ' Coombes of MUiis, Mass. rm. ,..tJ«tro chHff kM No. Second AIIIH-..llas 47 olrtpoo - . . . . . . . Eo. In pocka .. o --····--····-20c ood op GARDEN TOOLS, HOSE, SPRINKLERS, COW & SHI!EP MANURE ETC. ' SOutheastern Ohio's Newest & Finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM WEST BROADWAY S.o Our Llno of Lawn Orna01onto lncludlnt Rablolt., Hon and Chickens, Ducks and Duckllnt. Chip...,oko, Ro01ters, Fla01ln,.os, Wood Fonca and Othoro. Aloo Bird Batho All At Popular Prius. WELLSTON, OHIO 34+M82 We invite you to sample our excellent cuisine featurinB steaks, chops, seafoods, chicken, and dinners for the entire family. Plus a sandwich menu meant for everyone's taste. MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER BEN,FRANKUN• · • Open Every Evenin& Except Sunday • • Danclni to Live Music Weekends • • Air Conditioned • PHONE 992·3498 202 EAST MAIN ST • POMEROY, OHIO Of' EN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 UNTSA REG. 99c HAIR SPRAY ~ ILLIPS At,!Carvecl......., ,--------.-, PRfPARATION H . "'.., ... •, ' ,, ·- Preparation H OINTMENT ~~~. ~·.:~ . . . 1. 29 SUCARYL SPADlNG FORK PRELL LIQUID Reg. --84~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ; CEPACOL I : : MOUTH WASH I,_________ ~:~. 59~ ,: 1.09 While Supply Lasts 1.19 LARGE SIZE 77. Ea. PRICES 7 Year Guarantee! Any Item 2 lbs. 1.00 50 Ft. Length • • • Ya lneh Size PORI SAUSAGE MEAI SLICED BOLOGNA GARDEN HOSE Compare At 4.99 I t t Ready Mixed Vinyl Latu PAINT· $ WHill IIIJieo-IOI*,plollo, WORK SOCKS ...... 3 1'R FOR94(' ··· of ~God-· antl-are-·a--z!11tl!l ~Carved UNCLASSIFIED EAnNG CREST POLIDENT WITH GIANT SIZE DENTURE BATH DENTURE TABLETS 2.95VALUE ONLY 1.49 4' . • '<.[' ,• • ' MILK 111. • 98 ANDCOLOIS · 20 Inch -Two Speed 1 Portable ·Eleetrle FAN s 'Compare At $22.95 ' Attl.ot OPift QI)··Stiida~~·./"§ TOOTH PASTE 2 REG. 65c tor ILK OF MAGNESI .. - Riii:•·- . 1.29 26 .oz. NOW LOVESTICK LIPSTICK 88~ REG. 1.00 SECRET SPRAY DEODORANT ·~oz. McCOY'S GRADE A Potatoes 501b.l. '9'·. bal • '.- s MENS WHITE CUSHION FOOT <J!;xpensive caskets do not . rePresent status in the eyes 1 DOEIT·FLDWEI lo. Eo. SHIRTS ..,,.,, die -.&ehrt unlfom JOU' II IMtd for :vour job • fer UJ job) ...u IOIIorod • Yet Low l'rlc.. l lllel It to U pull •ad 8D1.U1 medium, laqe lbb1a. HOME LAUNDRY RIGHT GUARD DEOQORANT . REG. 1.09 4 oz. S3C . · 59c on4 op VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS Pick·Up & Dollvor .; The Pants •d drug ne.dt. ,, engagement rings. You might say diamond riris:a are ArtCarved's '1thing" beta\1118 they have been handrinp alnce 1850. The rln1 tbin1 ia a beautiful thine to do ... and ArtCal'V<!d is a beautiful way to do it. BOW RAKE $ coloro, all In pack• ..•· Timely Quotes . have ArtCarved diamond crafting beautiful diamond 77 Men's Sport 87 youahould<:omeaeeua. We . Yes • • American Made 1 D ·Grip Handle. A Value! Eo. rin1 thing. you are, I( 94e.rtj . .. ;.. Pl High Team Series - No. 5, 1897. High Team Game - No. 5, 667. High Three Ind. - R. Werry, 556i N, Carsey, 498. High Single - J. Van lnwag· en, 223i N. caney, 191. ' We mean the enpgement PAJAMAS 14 Sharp Teeth! Comfortable Weight · Balance · $ No. 2. • • • • • • ,......... 54 No. 5••••• .•• ,, •.• , •••• 46 No. 3. • , • , .. ••••••••. , • ,37 . WOMEN'S GIRDLES $88 Dark Grey or Green • • With Soil Release • • The Shirts No. 1 ••• , ••• , •••. , •• 64 No. 6o • , •••• , • , • , , ••• 63 Ia. 37e 992·2057 AMARYLLIS, GIANT DAIILIAS, GLADIOLUS ..• oliood ond ..lid SUAVE No. 4 •..•• , , .••••••• 72 Girls Catton 7 Coil Spring Hardwood ~tomporo ot prices ancf prompt HrYice and di 1count drug price• Local Bowling w-s-~en !A. . NOW 1 JUtT AII1VI!D •.• $HOP UIL IT'S PLANnNG TIME FOR AI Ehenhower otlll alive could have been of lmmense eonUnulns aselstanee to President Nlx· Elolltlc:IMcl W!Lycra I ' -:f· by IllY reasonably percepllve C>b- danger Ia now forever ICIUed. I is poaelble, sure)Jo I to &eM aerver. · In a word, one of the most VI• that It lo ·th11 Instinctive awarotal forees - In or out of pobllc nels, hoWever vapely formed .af!lee - for the tnalnCenlnce of llld i'e11, llllt Ilea at the J,'tiOt of Amerlean poalttona at alre!tl!llt the extraordlnal')' demonaitaIn a world at 1lf811, cOottb!uillll tlono or el8117 IIIII aeCOIIII>IInied there. . . .. We carry all the finest brands in vitamins to help keep everyone in your family feeling fill See us for all your health needsl Lohse Rexall Drut•· They have low pr..crlptlon "• .... Women's Ravon . Panties""'"._. 22t W.: FRY PAN WINHR ClOTHES mentioning that hla phlloaophlc concerns In this connection had never prevented him !rom &I•· lng whol ehearled baeldag for both firm mll1tacy resistance In VIetnam llld delenatve miUIIQ'preparatlons In the mia.Ue fteld to avoid a Soviet predominance Points 10 In. Teflon Coated DRY-CLEAN excease• Inherent lna .. mnJtary.. Industrial complex" without ever MONDAY MIXED 1\prU 7, 1969 _ ,. noted from a olck room a lhclllallld mlleo awo,y from M I a m 1 Beach. From Walter Reed Hoapllat In Washington, General Eleemower addressed that convention over television, and what he sald . destroyed tile laiJI small llld fugitive hope of the minorIty dovea there for a platl'orm of aome devleh tone or the nomi· nation at a dovish candidate for President or Vlce-I'Holdent. What 1111 general aald was tllat the Repobllcan J)Ui1 must stand steacllaaUy for thO blpartlaan American commllment In VIetnam. And lhclllgh he "eontrolled" not a alngle delegate, tllere, h1a moral aulhorlcy Blmpl,y could not Mvo been doubted hla era, Richard Nlxotl. No IDID In U. counll')' W.e 10 truly lndlopenoable to !he n e w Prillldenl ln the ptllerlll8 ehallqe to hla forel111 and millIll)' leader~ 11 wao 1111111111 Who II DOW 10111, To lOY that RICh· lrd Nlxon'a talk will be mtuiO Immeasurably more dll!lculiiiOW Ia almost to underatote reaUty. For ao loni aa Dwlabt Eloenhower remained aljye, however enleebled by a&e and lllneaa and patn and tile 80emlnal3 lneeo18111 hoVering of the black wi11111 at deatll, tllere remained a great and a -r!ul voice In atd of Richerd Nixon on the VOl')' leIUeS that torm the areas of his prelent vulnerablllty - tile VietDIM war and the antlhalllatlc mlaIDe system.. The advoroarlea of ABM quote General Eloenhower'o senerat12ed werningo aplnol the possible Standings: Ia fOR VITAMINS fOR THE WHOLE FAMil Yl Woyn• $wither, Harold Lohse and Kenneth McCul· louvh are your friendly pharmacists at Swisher and ()()I~C7 Solids or Prints Short Sleeves SleeV-elus PACKAGE OF 72 I 12:30 PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM .... - -.....• Permanent Preas S 57 77 SEE OUR PHARMACISTS to eat Tlil~(3 Severo! Colors I RAKE S.ndoy 10:30 AM ' extflnent Tli~ l?I~C7 Si-2to8 Well Mode I I OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM ·Collio lmAD.. Jh\41'... ..... CWDREN'S POLO SHIRTS ~ '. ·. .,. of Shott Sl-, - Striped Cottons 992-2511 Locust St. - fllnlo - .......... - II. 111tlto and ooloro-111111 t SLIPS With Z'lflll'l' Frant STOP IN AT .. , Adult camp aD , New Haven, the Rangers "' wW hold their meetings in tbe ~ O.A.J.M. Hall, West Fourtll st., " New Haven. GOWNS oiJIO. lor WOMENS ·~JACKETS ALSO ONION SETS , amsorec1 by ........ WALTZ CHERRIES . Made of ••Aeele" A.,.. ta~J4ol Oz.. lox Chocola,tf Covered WOMEN'S PANTIES 100% Cotton Percale ~E~ s194 10 Pkg. Gol, Girl• Nylon Laboratory Tested. CHASE . HARDWARf ~ 44 Sot Field and • I' CLOTHES PINS QUALITY SEEDS the Rangers. Roney will also as ~~ se<retary for the Exfn! lo,.. Size HOUSE PAINT BY WD.LIAM S. Wllll'E WASHINGTON - The nllim'l proloneod llld ~ fai'ewell to Dwllbt llaYid Eloenhower 11 alllclally eodl1111, but tile loaa will much loupr be felt by tile !lnt liOJJU~bllcan I'Hsldent IInce A DISCOUNT .. DfPART MUIT STOR& l'odooge Of 11 Badminton SETS LIVINGSTON'S BULK GARDEN SEED :: Ranger Unit Lemkr :· Ouhlde Whi'- 2 Plapr preaent time the Committee Is holding hearings on the renew: at of the Appalachian program. I . ~ was pleased to offer m,y own tea~ llmOIIY In support of this very ~ worley program. ~ The Agriculture Committee 11 ~ primarily concerned witll t h e ~ prosperity of the American !am." i::: Uy farm. Too Committee MS ~ receotly held hearings and re~ ~ tant Houoe commltteeo, Public ported out bUll to establish a ~ Worko and Agriculture, <Nrlng rural telephone bank and to con~ the 90th Congress, and I am coo- tinue the s<:hool milk program. ~ · tlrl1ing .these assignments In the These ltemo may not be report. eel In the headlines but they will ~ 91st. •'~ The PUbUc Works Committee enrich the lives of the citizens ..: is responsible for formulating who benefit from them. Committee work Is the very :: legfalatlan on many matters of heart of the legis1atlve process. :: great Importance to the peoJ)le ;: at Southeastern Ohio. Federal Good committee preparation pro.. :: highways, flood control, water~ duces effective and meaningfUl :: lhed development, water pollu- laws. tion, and the Apjlodachian p r <>,: gram all come under Its jurio:· diction. This Committee has :.: been IJ011icularly buoy this year. During early March, hearings ~ Ike Alive· was Important To Nixon Foreign Policy GAWPOLIS .... - M4SON-:-Yf.PLEASANT LOWER PmCES EVERY DAY!! .. NOT JUST \VEEK-END .SPECIALS!! OPEN 9-JO A.M.to9:00P.M. -~ · 59~ REG. $1.00 WHITE RAIN SHA ONLY BAYER ASPIRIN REG. '98e �........... .... ~-- ' ... , Doy ·Before Publ ication Mondoy Deodlirw 9 a .m. Concellotiont & Corrections Wilt l:le Gtctptld ultlil 9 a .m. IDI Ooy Gf Publicoti~n p . II'L IJEAUTICIAN with blab fnhion experience. FuD time. Write Box 61i8-l in <are of The DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy. 4-Nie REGULA liONS The P..,a,.li1Mr rutr'lll the right .. ... ---·· . . . . .. . -. ..ctioiMJI. n .. publith.r will not M ro1pons ible fOf m011 th.c.n one incorrect i nsert i on. R.A.TES For Wont Ad S.r¥iee 5 Unfl per Word one inserfion Wanted tlvt intottions . 18 centt ptr Word ,;,. conncuti~• in1ertion1 . · 25 per unt Discount on po•d ods and culs po id wit hi., 10 dor• CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 fOf 50 wl)•d mr., imu m fill odd itionGI word 2c . BLIND ADS Addiliono! 25c Chor9e pe• Adur . tlt•IIHinl . OFFICE HOURS 8 :30 o .m. to 5 :00p .m Doily .t30~ o.m Ia 12:00 Noo., Soturdoy Notice ~'ROM WALL to wall, nc> soli at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Luslre. ~t electric ohanipooer tl,llfter ~­ niture. 4-7-'tc The 'elcome Mat Is OUt At landmark ... --------- ----·- . - " WORK, remodeling, paneling. finishing, etc. For free estimate, Phone 992· 2922. 4-Ute For Sale or Trade MO'I'IIER and father beag(.. and 6 puns threE' months-old, or will trade for good gun. AV'anell Bass. 7 Liberty Lane, Pomeroy. 4-8-3tc :967 OIIEVROLET Jmpalla, two door hardtop, 211,0110 actual miles, bought car new. Locally owned. can 992-21'12 between 9 and 4:30 p.m. and OOU748 after 5 p.m. ~tfc CITIZENS MEETING for better sdlools Thursday, April :968 CAMERO V8, 4 speed; 10, at 7:15p.m. at the Mason 1967 Flreblrd VB, 4 speed. City Building. All interested Call 991-6547 or IIIIU748. parents and tarpayers invit~tfc ed. Ray Thornton. chainnan. 4-8-ltc Auto Sales Shetland stallions, block; around H41 lnclles in belghlh. Loren!o Davis, Klllglbiry Road, \4 mile wesl ol new Rt. 33. 4-4-JOtc ALlJMINUM Fishing Boats. oafe. deep, sturdy. Buy a safe boot for your family's protection. See Lorenzo Davis, \4 mKe west of ,_ Rt. 33 on Kingsbury Road. 4-4-30tc FOR LONGER wear keep carpets clean wit11 Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Tiny's Bargalnland. 4-7~ Jack Carsey . Says: C011eand See Us Durhw BIG GAME HUNT OPEN HOUSE APRIL 9·10·11·12 Bor,olnt ore the order of tfte cloy durl"t our usprlnf H11ppen• lng••. Regl•r.r for aea •och th•e you vlolt. We'l be loo.lng for YOU. f' POMEROY 5 Rooms and Bath on First Floor, 5 Rooms ond both on Second Floor, 2 Cor wm ·--•-m DAllll/2' WE WILL not be responsible !Or any debts contracte<l by anyone unless authorized by us. Albert and Velsia M. Roush Middleport, Oll!o 4-9-3tp U.NAUGA, OHIO 1969 ZIG ZAG sewing machine; 1969 demonstrator. All fancy For Rent work done by turnin~ a dial. THREE ROOM furnished apar1 New guarantee . Will sell on menl with bath. Couple only. 9 payments ol $6 or $15 cash. 212 S. 5th Ave., Middle;x>rt, Try tt In your home. Call Phone 992->135. 4-4-tfc 992-2138. 4-3-6tc EIGHT-ROOM house. two baths, In Syracuse. Good for family . STEREO AM-FM Radio, genuine walnut finish. 4-Sil""d Jacob Turner, phone 992-3681 . automatic intermix changer. ~<l-7tp 1969 modern con~le . This set HAM SHOOT Sun<lay from I sold for much more. now -till. Radne Gun Club. Shot- f1JRNISHED aM unfurnished must sell to reliable party, guns only. 4-19-3tc apartments. Close to school. m2 50 cash or $5.50 per Phone 992-5434. 10.18-Uc month. Try it In your home. AQUARISTS - Baker's dozen Call 992-2836. 4-8-6tc - 13 food and tonic for e:r- 'f'RAfi.ER LOTS, Bob's Mobile otlc !lob, save 7lJ per cent. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on Slate 15 ~ Banner Travi'J Trail'!be House of Wilson Exotic Rt. 124, Phone ltMIIIII. er, self-contained, electric Aquarlst Spedalities. Pit. 1-11-tfc ~rakes, like new. One mile 11'1$-IOE!>. F'inl road below nortbwest Bashan. Glen W. Ple8Bant Point Resort. FIJRNISIIED house In PomeThoma. Phone 949-3196. 4-3-lotc roy, fivE' rooms and bath. 4-8-3tp Call evenlnga, 99U262. VACANCY for two elderly ~ u.tfc LOT ON Mill st.. In Middllmrt pie. Prtfer private paid paelose to postolfi<e . 49-foot llentl. Phone Mason, '1'13-5185. P'URNI9HED TWO BEDROOM wide. 125 foot deep. EJreelIo.a.tfe apari'ITient. Middleport. l'llone lent lot, 20 foot alley in back. 99Z-3874. 11-i-tlt! Phone 9!11-5251. 4-8-lfc Business Opportunity OWN YOUR own dry cleaning fRAILER. Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville. Phone 992- COMPLETE Household Furnlbusiness. Ambitious man or shln!l!. MU81 be sold. 1182 3324. 4-9-12tc woman to take over and own Plum St., Middleport, Phooo trU<k an<l roote . We will do 1192-3038. 4-8-3lc cleanillj! wholesale. Apply In Pets For Sale person. A.B.C. Cleaners, Ma- EASTER SPECIAL. small minson, W. Va. 4-19-tfc Iature poodles. puppy trim in. SET ol pl.,..., com picket-, II CbeVMIIet. Phone 241-2161. eluded. $55; also pugs, scot4-Ntc WILL SELL one or both ol my ties , wires. Ireland Road Ken nels, County Rd. 59. Coolville, cleaning plants. A. B. C. Phone Ml-3555. 4-11-totc REMOVE EXCESS body lluld Cleaners, Mason. w. va. with Plulde:r Tablets. onlJ 4-19-tfc $1.49 at Nel1011 llru8. S-14-45111 For Sale JF' $1,500 in a month interests 1'00DI.E PUPPIES. AKC Toy 111113 FORD Falrlane, trr, VI, you. you interest us . Opening miniature. $75 antf uo. !;tud !-speed trans·, extra clean. for man over 40 in Pomeroy service and grooming. Phoue Ph. 992-2590. S-4-Uc area . No experience requir992-5443. II I lfc ed. Cash bonuses. Air Mail 14 FJ'. STARCRAFI' boat. 15 J. E. Crawford, Pres., Pan- 1~68 . 13-foot Delta Travel trailh.p. F.vlnrude motor, 10 • 7lJ ther Chemical Co .. Inc . B<r< er, ~ Jeeps 5: t•.1,; o burner bottruck tire. Phone 992-5M1 . 52, Fort Worth, Texas 76101.. tled gas stov e: ice b:tx, sin!: f-3-3tp 4-19-ltp with 15 gal. water tank. Plenty of storage space and 110- ARE YOUR walls an unslshiiY 12 volt electric syst('m. Bal! mess. Wipe Out helps yo•t Mound Troubles hitch inrlud•ri- 85 lb. loa~ ) 'I dean them for less. Rent a , OAK I .ANI>-! NEA -=oak · No s ~er> i n l brakes ne<•e.r;.st~I"J'. waD. cleaner Sl. Baker Furlind A s l•i1chcr .lull ~o s h Call 992 5815 alter 5 p.m. niture. 4-1-3tc isri ~.t happy with 1ht• IowN 4-8-3t 1 pitching mound s in hasP· ,()jill . ·. gotten only thrct• below lhc w•ist all ,. hl' !-> i:IV~ . .. II' thl' thouJ.(ht' 11p the idcu ;Ji.:alkcc into our dllh· about five pi1chl!r~ jtn'np him ." F.-:\oor r 11 Weaver skiff. Call [149-4212. 4-8-6tp llAVINEITE and choir to match. Two plalform rockel'l, one wool ru~ and pnd txJ2. Phone 843-2.\76. 4-1-litp, CHINA Cupboard. Extra nice. 4-8-tfe Call 247-~3. ·rwo LOTS. 1?.5 !eel wide. 200 feet deep, upper en<l ,of Syr>tuse. Phone 9!12-8093. 4-10.3tp no. Vlolling Mr. and Mrs. GUJ1 llayman were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ha,yqn and children, Mtchiganj Mrs. Kathryn Murray aJX1 sons, lndlam; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barton and family, Marietta; Mr. arxl Mrs. C. B. Hayman, COlu'm· bus; Mr. alXI Mrs. Keith Rid• nour, Chesteri Wyatt Barton and NEEDS Complete F10Rt·End and Brake Service From the Llr..ll TruCk BulltbiOJ' Radiator To Tho ~ost H•ter eo... !layman and daiJt!bters. Pal Smith, Ohio State University, Columbus, spent the week~ · end wllh Mr. and Mro, David Smith. Vla!Ung Mr. and Mrs, W8j'ne Prince were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Founds and Mr. and Mrs. Ea.-1 Wilford, Chandlersville, o., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean and son, For The Fastest · $~Ice DAY or YOUR BLAEnNAIS PIL 992-2U3 BLAETTNAR'S Pomero,y NIGHT .•. CALL . RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-7324 R. h. RAWLINGS SONS MIDDLEPORT, OHI!) EXPERT WMI All11mt1t --. 1..- ss.ss Columbus'i J-.ckJe Dean, Athens, and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Bibbler ard family, Lancaster, o. Visiting Leona Sisson were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wayne and famll.Y, Akronj Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cline arxl son, Racine, an:J Serena Sisson. INFORMADON NEWS -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 "••rev .._ &Am Mr. and Mrs. James C8ruth· Chestnut Ridge ers and Camil.Y, Louisville, o,, spent several days wlth Doris Social Events Marks. Mr. and Mrs, Elsworth Dill, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Barber and family, Newark, 0., were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Maucto l{l)lcomb visited at the Ruth Swisher home on !l.mdoy. Leland Moore and family) Cantoo were visiting home folks aver Warren Comlly. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and family and Janet Bissell, Columbus, spent the weekerd with Mr. aiKI Mrs. Joe Bissell. Mr. a!XI Mrs. lloyd McPeek 1 Belleville, W, Va., were visit· ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hen- !he Easter weekend. John White lsreportedasslowl,y impravfng at his home near here. Mrs. Grace Henslar spent the past weak with her son, John Paul Henslar and family. Newark. Arnold Jordan and wife were Pomero,.vc-visitors recently. presents '606 E. Main Powttroy, 0. LIGAL NOTICI un til 10:00 A.M. April 14th, INti. lor the purchue ol an• ptekup truck. ONI NIW 1Ht PICKUP TRUCk 11 root wide tide pkWp \.' -' enttne-nol .lelt than 300 cublr 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON tneh •:hrome •rille chrol'M mldr. upper ead }Owtr flU • ~tecrln1 15 II Pb tread rear 1-- AT The Melli!~ County Bond of C . . .,tllliDMrl 1VIU neetn ..allrd ~ddt HOu:>ON,GIRLS! IM JCr R!TURN1NI3 TO BONNAZ UNTIL MY1WlN&ARE MUCH ewER. t7 LOCAL REPORTS DAILY NOTICI TO IIDDIII I"""'" ~~ WMPO f ,.., .. ~ro. lo<. 110. Lt U1 t • . :::-- ..... ·-~ ... IT'S TlME FoR HI"-\ TO 1\JI<IV 10 011-\ER 11-\1 '-J GS AtJD I WOULD ... AND I'Uf 1tep b\lmPG' ,'trrnme front "'"'"' il'lltnUIIIDt IIIU'" 1ullorn ub. cuttom eppeanl'l(e end comfort ftuel electric wtAdthleld wlpen nd 4:30 P.M; wuben sley. ·- •pot·lllht Visiting Mary Pierce were heater On11h1 o(IR,IIfl paint Mr. ard Mrs. Denver Curtis and J-rear vtew mlrron family and Mr. aJXI Mrs. John lf'st 1983 Chevrol•t PickuP Bldt th•ll be plMnlr marbd ··wek Newell and son, Columbus; Mr. hid'' on thf! outslde of the tnveJape. Mr. and Mrs. Alber! Cone and Mrs. Uobarl Newell and fam· Ttle Board or CommluiOMn ...,.., ily, Chester alll Suzie Cooley were Saturda,y eveni11g visitors h)· reu·""" the rtrht to re~t eny • u. b "' ell bldt IIDd to •lid UMr 1t-' Wtth Mrs . .l"lllLtde Holcom • bid lor the purpo,. •nd wetve lrNI· and son, Steubenville, 0. MrH. Clyde Slone was a Me.. Uhtrltln In favor of u.. Ct~UntJ Visiti~ Mr. and Mrs, Fred Arthur visitor Saturday, f"omm:~AiO'·Of COUNTY Larkins were Mrs. Haymond LarMrs. Toni LaSUre, AthenS, COMMIIIIONUI kins ard family, Coolville; Mrs. called on her mather and chil· :~.:':•'"• eMAMIIII Ven Weber and Vida, Tuppers dren Saturday, 4-3: 4-Io ate Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. Junior " :1;:. l:l..al'rence ¥orion and wife ..;.. < _ . · Hauber and~ f""lll)'. BOth Johil and ·were Columbu.• visitors on Wedf·~ · ..:...,' : ' ~~ .. ..:::_ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cozart , NOTICI _. ..r~ ·• - " ' • Thomas Jefferson, former ea.. No, •101 U.S. presidents, died on July and ramily, Lorain, spent sever· ncsday. Mr."'. Morton was consulting her doctor. .., ... ., btMrt......., al days with Nellie Cozart. Notice 11 lMnbr ll,.•a tbat AHnd ~. 18211. Joe Turner, wife, and Tony, 0uu1, of Pomlror. Olalo• ._ Mu Mr. and Mrs, David Smith and 'lh h _ _... •luly appoia\ld Admla\Jtrator el lht family were visiting A. B. Kibble, Albany, vIs!ted W\ er •nuw•er, l.lta\1 of ..u..rtM a-, tu•••d· MrK. Footer and her brother, h.trr of !hill Couat.J, Oldo. Reedsville. CNd.hoN art requlledl to tilt .._ Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kibble, Harvey Bratton, in Logan on &11- O"!aimt wtth 111Jc1 Bdac1&17 wtWD Bualneu · S.rvl• 10 l!eedsvil1e, were dinner guests da,y, ~0::· lltll · d., 01 lluelt lJI8 SEE NEIGLER Bulldlng SUp- of Mrs. Harti s Frank and Cam· Mrs. John Reed reports that JOMN c. uc• f th M C I Bean had .1-.e tf IIIII ply for building JOur borne. ily. her a er, r. ar e, t-3; • Proba.. 10,._ 17 ac Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, 0. ----Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter ••trgery lo a Charlostoo hospital He has been critically ill but were dinner guests of Mrs. Haflo. is now somewhat better. son HoJter, Forest Hun. Mrs. Roberta Parker, Bolivar, CIIUCK'S CaJh IIIII Carry TV Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith Ancient Egyptians worService, save up to ouHiall were visiting Nellie Stethem arwJ spent the wcolu:md wtth her par. shiped birds and used their ents, Mr. and Mr~. Ney Carpen· images as characters in on repairs. Bring !hom Ill and Clara Muter. hieroglyphics. ter. uve. Chuck's TV, 1ft Butler- Violet Smith --- ~ --·· ~ - ~ 3 P.M. t1NI on ead oft Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed 'As Well As THf.> tS!blil MIPoJORtl]ES rule SOI!N· Entertained ka·s--m-, D•••m• SAVE A HAT FULL C..,. ,_.. OF MONEY! nut Ave., PCIIIII!I'OY. J-!1-t!c BEPnC llllb c:leaned. 1111Jer Sanitation, Stewart, Oblo, Phone . . . . 1-JS.Ifc WEEKEND SPECIAL FRIDAY SATURDAY C. C. BlUDPOIID AvcnoNEI!!B Clmplele IJenlel ...__ llleble, Olllo Clftt ...... I I lfe AIR (X)NilmDNING llefllpratlon servlee. Jack'• Refrigeration, New HaYen. 11-. SKYLINE and RICHARDSON READY - liiX tonmlil deiiYmd rigid to fOUl' project. Fast and any, Free filii. mates. Phone 992-SIIf, OoetJeln Ready - Mk Co., Middleport, Ohio. I ID !fa BUDOET PRICE fuudlurt an our lhlnl ftoor budpl llhop. Bater Furniture. Ml4dltJJOii, Oldo. ...,. SEWING MACRINIIS, tepllr service, aD makea. WY 12214. The P'abrle Shop, Pomeroy. Authorlftd Shiflet Salea and Service. We Sbarpen ScliSOI'!I. s-He ONLY! $3795 ALL ELECTRIC, GAS, FUEL 2 &3 BEDROOM • MANY MODELS FROM nty Mobile f • !fa fiC.II'II. & l.leAL NOTICI LIIAL NOI'ICI lloa tu, MMOD, Wilt Vlrlilta, ll Mr•by notlfl•d lh" •• th• lith 4ay ot ApnJ. lilt Undt II, Rout~~, bii.Dc plalnUU llled her pelllkta IPIII.It hlr:a u dlfllldlftt. ID Ull CouJ1 91 Common PII!IM, Meilll Countr. Ohio, <:ue No. lfASll pD7f,DJ' for dl•ol'CII from aiel Ror Allen Rou,h 0111 tbl lnRUD of 11'0111 nq1Kt of dUf.J ud NOTfCI OP APPOINTMMT CUI No, _ . . ltfiM .. Lllttr L, lflb'. DUIIIUI Noltee ., herebl' Ill•. . &luit Vlt1ll Halrm of lll.....ull, I.D.. lllllt County, Qtlfo, h.. been dub" apJIOlM. H. lueut« of tbl ..tat. Ol lMie;r L. BaiJJ. dec•ueect, latt oC 8u~ TOWDIIllp, lblp Cou.a\J, OU., r.r4dltora are required &o ,.._ UMir ltllalml .Sth uld fldaalan tdtbla four monlltl. oaw WI 8111. dar o1 AJitl ua 1t01 AD•I!. BOUih. ,..._ pllicll of .11 e .. Hart'J C. Ro\Uib, Jr., retklrtJI.c~ nlnune en.~elty, plaintiff allo prQ'I for nfloraUoa a1 maldu. IWMI Pd tother pr~;~,.r rellef; Mid ea1111 wtU bt for bltrrtn, OD DZ' after tbl 1Mb d&)' of Ita)', 1•. LINDA M, ROUtH, .... ltflff J . I . 0'81UIN AttenleY fer Plllllttff 4 10; 4 t7J t Hl II l i II I ; II 1.5 ltc , •· M. oo••••• Switch Over In One Day CJGARE'M'I! vending maclill8 and service. ABC Enlerprtles. Mo11011, W. Yo. Phone 'I'INIII. ln•urence AU'I'OMOBILI!: tnllll'- blat ealllielledT Loll J011t operatGt'a llcenl8? c.n .._; 2·Door . Compon)' official cor. V·t TIME TO GET OFF THOSE SNOW TIRES WE'LL REMOVE & REMOUNT ~49c P•• Wit HI REGULAR RETREADS 2 ~ '22 Pluo Exchange Cooing All Si ..t WIDE OVAL RETREADS "* HARRISON'S TV llen'Ice. House calls and antenna sales an<l service. Some antennas Installed free with purch8H. Phone 991-2522. 4-8-lfc $129E~aha~gt Chiii(IO your tralltr home from oU to our deJ)endable BOTTLED GAS, Avoid freeze up IIIII fire hazard. We can • ,_,. ~ I • · P1tone ,.,. for"serviet. F , . 81 Camara . . . . IIIII tMIJine, outo. tront., ~~ eluring, radio, buc:k•t seo" anrt contole. Block vinyl 100!. New cor tlril ond Prellttt IVftra .. IIIII CIVIII' 4 10.11-lt 8tc Flight speeds of 60 miles an hour are common for the homing pigeon. 11-10 guarontee. VaNant 2-0oor. 6-cyllndar, standard tranttnlulon, radio and htottr, like new 11m, vinyl interior, local owner, II Oldl ....... 1111 F-85 5«1. Wagon. While finllh. autO. trans.. n~dio and heottr. t.ol nice .... Gitlallil' 500 H.T. Coup~. V -1 enQIM, automatic:. White linl•h. C'-on Interior, good w.w. iiret. R&H. II CIIIIJ II . . . 1111 Convtrtibl1. Locel I own1r au. Super $p01t ,rnodtl, bucket MOI1, good ·tl,.l, 6 tvl. , rodio. P0911IOr Model, ---TRUCKS ACl110811 't.Male..nM II GMC ...... 12111 U.Dtva'• ~lo 11. Flattened at. tile poles 14. O~diron JCOre : abbr. 15. Take• the ott 17.Cravat 1t.Sehool Pickup. Local own1r, 11ra1, rodio, rtor bYmper, 6-cyl. 1 ngl~ . MW 81 IMC. 1/4•Ten _1311 Platform ~. Y·l •nglne, -4-lpttd, 101id fGf modi!. MOTORS SALES Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to eaeh square, lo form four ordinary words. Ilion :u. Trtm- &.Yellow mlllgl, e. Jant ot the fronUer 7. Epoelul ~lg~~®r:t.=~== ufrom b II II 2&. Llnelof aonnet.l rHIINiar•• u ••.,. 8. Location •. Raa:• tl. Roman 27.1-1 29.1Arp 18. BuiiiiJIIt 31.Fo~ money bundlo bro18.Common IIUftlx 83.Itland lD the Gulf Of St. l£wrence : abbr. M.Mia Lopll 311....... R.lBI.\' part 38. J:xch••ge 40. Unit 42.CO!Iep depoe 301-311 I, MAIN Opon lvtnlnvo Ttl 1 'hone 992-2126 III J I ! I I n 28. Lift 2T.Bhop ll'.\'.lllf'l-' 28.Break . .29. OuUeta ot I Now arr•nae the c::ireltd tetten to rorm the ourw!H anower, u Dixie ~==========~~====~··~~~~·~==~-b~ythe~eartoo~ clleae 1.__-"Pril=·=llit"""sua' · -'u='Nsw::.::.:m=-='=----'' *' 30. Kind of LaUnabbn:YiaUon SB.Mother GENERAL - 3 . WIId~ .... IT ChiY, ..... IIIII Fllltltlldt 21.:;.to period 18.A...,.. 20.Plumed birds lllkwonn 22. )t:lachievous H. Duty :Mon. I O·h . Marion body with H.O. 7 · hoill, V·6 1nglnt, 2· spud R. oxle, like new 8:15 • ?0 10-olv tir11, cab o~ general «<ffdltion exceprlonoll, nice. 8' 2. Ktmono IIWHter 4.ThUA atrl U.'An.ex· cltan 'int., light blvt flnid\ , 21. Out· 5.. Heroic: 8.Forbld4m 10. "Weat Bide" ·--·· DOWN 1.Klnd0f rlventn ml;~~~:~~ I DAILY CROSSWORD lhaeklea U Ford ....... lUI .US N. SECOND MIDDLEPORT .• u .. • fllero II PIJIHutll •. I lUI \ 1 L£AKV 0~ ROOF FER FOUR ' SOLID ~EAI~S AN'-- sons, alii Mr. alii Mrs. Tam FUN PRIZES REFRESHMENTS FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOME .. 992--7260 Locoted Acron T~AT J Wllor Koenelg and ehlldren, Ke- HOBSTETTER REALTY FRANK HERALD'S SUPER SERVICE Long Bottom Serena SlaSDn, Donel Blbbl.e For Sale Garage and 3 Room Uti 1. 1915 ELECTRA 225 Buick. Auity Building. Coli 949· GUN SHOOT, Rutland . AmeriTAKE SOIL !May the Blue tomatic transmission and 3311 or 949-2153, Racine, can Legion. Sunday, 12 to 4. Lustre way from c..,.ts an<l power steering. Very good 0. Could be Income Pro4-9-3tc upholstery. Rent electric condition. $1500. Luther perty or For Large Family. ohampooer $1. Sayre HardFrien<l, Bashan, Phone 9ft. MUSIC EVERY Friday and ware, NfiW Haven, W. va. 3707. 4-9-3tp Saturday, Jack's Club on KffiBY SWEEPER. Looks and ' 4-I0-6tc Harrisonville Road off Rt. 7. cleans like new. Attachments 4-9-3tc 1963 PONTIAC Catalina Sport plus polisher for 8 paymenl< coupe, 389 cu. inch, 3 Duces, Reel Estete For Sele of $6.85 a month. Guaranteed. 4 spee<!. Mag wheels. 26.1100 RODNEY llOWNDIG Pl'BLIC SALE Friday, George's Phone 991-2685. 4-8-lilc actual miles. Must see to apRoll FAille Bnbr Auction House, Rutland. new ·rredate. Dick Sargent, Phone P1toae . . . and used merchandise. Con992-6252. 4-Utp UEPOSSESSF:D Singer Cabinet MlddlepGrl, 011111 !llgmnents welcome. Open sewing machine. ~ulofled 4-l..lOte from to a.m. till sale time with d!al control ror zig zaf. 1960 1>-Ton Chevy Pickup, afor consignments. Sale starts buttonhole, and fancy desii(Tl cellent con<lition. Phone 991at 7 p.m. 4-9-3tc work as well as b.. utifut 5983. f-8.4tp otral!!ht sewing. Full guarantee to party assuming bal · ance of $51.60 at $6 monthly. Phone 992-2t'll5. 4-8-'lc GEO. HOBSTETIER, BroiLer SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms. SOUTHERN plants, eabbage. bath, furnace, good garden, lomatoes, pepper and !Meet large lot. S650().00 potatoes. Order now. Charles POMEROY-Spacious 8 rootru, R. Harris, Portland, Phone bath. basement. furnace , IIM8tll. S-21-181C large lot. Garage. $15,000.110 RT. 138 - 25 acrNI on the riv ELECTROLUX Vacuum Clean. er, 2 bedroormt, bath, base• ~I tr. like new. some attachment, furnace . Garage. $55CO .. ' .ments t;~ever used, ~ar­ We do ~ seiMI yoe to see. "~ Otu Open House, •nte• 'to' ~sponsibt~· party for CaD lor appotulment To-v/ Fri., Sat., April balance of 8 payments of S6 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD 10-11-12. monthly, or $41 cash. Phone ASSOCIATES t9Z-W 992-2685. 4-8-6tc 4-8-3tc SMITH AUTO SALES . STOP MOUTH IN' AN' PUT 1'H' OAO_IIORN WASHTUB UNDeR IT PAW!!~eaeEN PROMISIN'10 fll( Social Notes TWO REGISTElRED CARP~ER _Mi~>i..,um Ckorge 1Se 12 ctnlt per word rhret coniiC~· ·, " ' .. --·· and Leona Sisson were visiting to edit or re;oct any odt deu111d ob- ' ~-~ ' For Sele Help Wentecl WANT AD INFORMATION DEAOLIIIIES .. .... . From Auto's To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel Want Ads ~ind ·Everything ,' -·-· ---- . The DilDy Senlinol, I'CMneroy-Middleport, o., Thursday, April 10, 19611 10 - S .. . ··----··- " ---- r xxxJ 14ntw~n lo•orro•·J plOiive 31. Cotton J-..~1..,., INJUIT SNUCI IIOUND PIOVI \'4'1111'nS.y'• print ,, ...,,...r: W"lwt rllt•l' ltad '" tfo "' tltP tdmftjW/t wlw11 "'" luu~lml ~""" _;,. - PONT UP fa.briCIJ 37. Tha.t II: ofstr Oalahacl st.'Ac:cuetomed •!.Greek . A ClrJplqna · ~~p:lc poem 42.l!;atr olyi_e t8. Conlederate • ff.lmttaton r vxq•D UJ'&W; DAIL\' cRYIITOQUOTE..J.. Here'• bow• to wo..' It: . ~XlDLBAAX& .. ,; . -10 L ,O Iii 0 I'll ... lo -9 W <<' . One 'tet't."r tlmpty i!Bltdo tor al.oUter. IIi Iiiio iliil(llt · , . A, It ulo4 for 111!t .UtA<~ ilo, X for !h• two;ifl't eta. S~lo let!er~~o troplli!U, 111o ~ 0114 (o..,.alloll ·or,th'o wiordli an •n •Into. JtaCh de)' tilt cop Jetton "!'" ~ I <> '' ' ,. '> · · . ~ ... " q <r· '· 1 .i .. ·r' •. .' "'1 ~ -~ " .. .~ "' . . •, ~.· '· AZQD ~ Dx PCQ uxP Z~pWZ9B DIIWPW'J xu. DXX NZQ ,B .JiXNWVi'ZQJ I'Q . AIJIIJ'Q.DXQ •. .A,FOO PX,BWP.r ' .. _!_~ ()bp...-1 '1'Hii GOOD Dill !I'OUNO, WI' l """OLD DYII roll VAIUOIII RI!WI()IIB.-'-AXOiinKouil r~ :~: .. t. ' '· ~~l.. ·: ' . · 1.7- ~· ' : '~ f ~• : .';~,. . • . �..... ----·-· p!t!l'lll>ll~~~lllfllillflll!ll!ltilil!ll!llllllllllllllllllllllllll'810>.;1jllllfll!lliii~C'ON~>.l'll~.»~~;,..:;:~t..:-~~~~~<;t:·~~~~~lll!llll!l:<ll:llllillllnllllli'MIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA ' -----....,OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM•------- j," m:w camplnJ: experience·.•• This was lhc questloo posed by district scouting olftclals here Tuesday to conduct the first or a series ot tralnihg se'ssl9f1s preparatory to the armual da,y camp program for Meigs glrls. The camp has ll<'en scheduled the week or June 23.27 at Royal IJak Park. Registration tor the camp must be in to the leaders or troops by May 15. Permission slips rrom parents will be required. .John Johnson of Ravenswood and Jane Borger of Parkersburg EDYTHE Sl!l'I.ER were the training leaders for the meeting. Areas ot discussion were on emergency preparedness, ouldoor good manners, sani~onwhlch includes purifying water and steriUzing utenslls, establJshlng policy and standards for camping. Local leaders were also advised that as a safety feature, each scout mu11t have a health eertUicate before being permitted to swim. An outdoor training session wall announced Cor April 15, TuesMiss Edythe E. Shu I e r, da,y, Crom lO to 2 p.m. at Royal Olk Park. Athena and Wash~ngton daughter or Mr. and 1\.ITs. Earl County leaders will again be present Cor the training. Meigs County ~uler or Racine, has been asgirl scout leaders and day camp volunteer workers are a11ked to signed as communications agent report to the park at 9 a.m. for a Neighborhood I meeting preceding for Aeronautical Hadio, Inc. 5ile the training session. will be stationed at Chica~. Those attending are to take a jack kntre, a dip bag and utensils. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. is the The basic scouting skills or lashing, tool craft, and cooking will be communi('ation service organitaught. Advanced skills will be offered in training at Camp Sandy zation of the airline industry, Bend near Elizabeth, W. Va,, on April 29 and 30. operating and maintaining t h e POMEROY TROOP 61 message switching and data proM E.,~'TER PARTY WAS HELD Wednesday night for the girls cessing centers or the industry. of Pomeroy Troop 61 at the home of Mrs. Don Thomas, leader. Mist~ S1uler attended Southern Cupcakes and Kool-Aid were served and plastic eggs were given Local High School at Racine, as favors. Games were played with prizes being Won by Kim .Jones, completed the Weaver Airline Katrina Batey, Cindy Reedy, Jackie Carsey, Vicki Ho{(man, and PatPersonnel School's home study ty Heaton who also won the door prize. extension coorse, and was attendDay camp was discussed and Mrs. Pat Duf(y distributed t~e camp ing the resident school in Kansas City, tt.lissouri, when select- booklets. ed. SYR ~CUSE .nJNIOR 254 Favors for the spring district conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers will be made by members of the Syru-use Troop 254. &inday an Euler egg hunt was held at the home or Mrs. Paul Harris. Prizes were won by Kim Grueser, Bobbl Chapman and Ali sa Harris. Chocolate rabbits were given as favors. Tuesday night the girls led in the pledge oC allegiance and sang "This Is My Country" ~ "1\eed A Lift" , a bookofinfor~ mation on sources of scholar· at the ~racuse P.T.A. meeting, ships, has been placed in the Pom~ POMEROY BROW:.i!E TROOP 66 eroy Publi c Librar~ b) the junMEETlNG WEDNESDAY night at the Pomeroy Elementary ior auxiliarJ members of Drew School, members of Troop 66 were guests for a surprise birthday Webster Post 39, American Leparty honorlng Stephanie Rought, daughter of Mrs. Gerald ·Rought. gion. Cupcakes, ice cream and Cokes were served by Mrs. Rou~t. The book, recognized as one or Girls at the part;y were Kim Batey, Jill Baity, CathY Blaettnar, !i!the most complete sources of insan Burns, Kelly Clelland, Marcia Dillard, Rhonda Hudson, Kim formation on scholarships availKrautter, Cindy McKinney, Judy Pugh, Jane Sisson, Peg Smith, able to the veterans, the AmeriMelod,y .lflouifer, Kim Taylor, Teresa Taylor. Janet VanVranken, can Legion member a..-.:1 the nonveteran student, v.·as given to the Susan Wright and Nita Ruschell. Other guests, Kelly and Jeri Rought library in observance of the and Scottie McKinney. Plans were discussed for the rl,yup ceremony to take place in Legion's Child Welrare ~onth. April is set aside to observe early May. The Brownies will go into the junior troops or Mrs. Paul child well"arc work or the Legion. Chapman and Mrs. Pat DufCy. Miss Shuler is Airlines Agent . Jr. Auxiliary While They Last - Half Price M.liGS THEATIE Fri., Sat. & Sun., April 11·12-13 DOUIII 11.\IUU PIOG&AM c.utlon: This motion picture •hook! M kept oul oftM rQCit of chlldiYHt I IEIIID- PWI - COLOR JIIIIIII/VWIIMICHAii!.. KAR!.MALDEN CAINE "BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN" ''• 1 • • :giant advant:oi:l on a broad l'roJL .J pcr.,..lly think It woold hue been a gre•t mi11take to let quickly; the Gorman• wOOIId 1.- ; · their VICI.ol') in N~ndy. 11 M)' views. havll Orten been gtven time. lO f'Q~r, odour . e~tesstod; they have never a.dvam:e would poter .out; t.M .::, war would go on Into 1945, will! :; ,·. e~nged," Montgomc~ writes. J<;isenhowcr did not agree. lie said the whole Allied line must advance on a bread front, (rom Switzerlal¥1 to lhe North Sea, until the sitaation became clear. I pointed out that our logistic resources could not nourish such movemenL We would ,., be strong el'tOlJI"" sive resulta 11 .. \ \ '""' '· en tine!\: > an that wool~ eotall pollticolb' > ViH•viS the llusolans anan.tlW ; '· ·. frcxn the East; the ID!ftialll : >·· Joss · or ure would be le\'llt'&'' The main text of the 144-pqe !•PI-American llerltage 'IOiume was written by Kennotil !;, Dalds, historian and "riter d earlier books on ElseniiOWer ard Adlai Stevenson. Weather • Clear and cool wli11 oeolteroll · rrost tonight. LoWs In tile ._. · 20& and the low 30& north and 30 tD 40 IIOUIIl. ~and warmer~. ' .• Small Group Women's Sweaters POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO yOL. XXI NO. 247 Slipove" and Coot Sweater>. Regular $6.95 to $12.95. While They Last $3.00 Vo11 &hould stop In on the 1st floor In th busy Mens ond Boys O.portment. s.. the big .. lectlon of Mens Short Sle•"• Sport ond Dre11 Shlr1s, all orronged for "' easy ut•ctlon. All sit.. &mall (1.&-U}IJ)/ medi11Jn 5·15)S), large 116-16)')) and •11tro Iorge 16-16~). ld1 , plaids, checlc&, &trip ... R•gulor and button down collar&. Tapered and non tapet"ed. All •-ceUent YO I u.s . ~ Just Unpacked-Anoth., Bit Shipment of Womens Laura •• Blouses DRESS BLOUSES AND SLACK TOP BLOUSES In all sizes. Regular and extra large . Now is a good time to buy mens and boys Walk Shorts. Selections are best. All 1i1es from 28 to 44 Mens and from 6 to 20 in boys. Topered with the ivy look or fuller cut Low income rental housing, vocational training and re-train~~. landfill dump facilities and beller highways headed a list or goals si'KI needs in Meigs County ror the 1970s Thursday night according to local leaders. llarold Carnahan, chairman or the executl ve committee or lhe Coonty Regional Planning Com- shorts for the more conservative men. Be sure to see thue and buy what you wont now. --~-~:-------1 Better PIERCED EARRINGS 7.00 1/2 Shelf Liner Sale Gives long lasting service. Lies flat. ·22" wide lang. Beautiful colors. JC FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1969 TEN CENTS Housing, Vo-ed, Highways On Meigs' Most Needed List Some are slightly soiled. About 60 to sell. 12W mlttee, presided over the meetIng held in the dining room ot the Meigs County Home on Mulberry Heights ln Pomeroy. The Meigs County Resource Developmert Committee, chaired by Thereon .Johnson, co-sponsored the meeting. Overall purpose or the meeting was to U)XIate a county com- retraini~, landfill dump facili· ties ard better transportation facilities. A committee of Mr. Johnson, W, Va. A. H. Knight and Edson Roush It was generaUy agreed that also was appointed to meet with primary needs Caclng the county the county tax commission to in the near future, are In the study the local tax structure. direction of low-income rental It was pointed out that the apparhoose, vocational training an:l ent high valuatioo of real pro- prehensive report for submission to the Eastern Area Office of the orOce of Economic De...,top.. ment Administration, Huntington. Values to Thi• Sole Only . . .. . ... Saxbe Pulls Out of Junket Price Homorenized Spred Salin Motte tlot Latex Wall Point 7.95 Gallon• ............................. Sole 6.110 2.45 Quarts ................................ Solo 2.00 Polyureiliine Plastic Ftorenamel 2.00 Quort 3.15 Spred Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel •••••• 2.30 quart Gloss While Four Hour Enamel •••••• .1.30 quart •n ALUMINUM Bed Pillows Come in and select your Swim Suil this week. In the Ready To ~ear department on the 2nd Floor. Just Unpacked Another Shipment of IWhit! Swan :?. So we DeVoted To '1M lnterfllll Of '1M Meigs· MUIOII Area • Sale Prices On Our Entire Stock ~ or stat!. \ at y The largest recorded JI'<)Wld tungus was a tpeclmen ~ Ute put! ball, whicb was Uve feet Cou.r Inches ioog, Cour.feet !five Inches wide, and 9 and onejhalf Inches tall. Amcrl<..in chief• Money lave his way. Suppose they had hit him in the Oanil with the 26 divisions they hit us With in the ltuhr? 11l~y'd have ruined him. 11 lllatorlans Wlll Argoe Montgomery conceded that historians will argue ror years needed some ba.CidJW on lt. and about the prq,er sLrateg,y ror he finally gat lt rn:m lhe the Western Allies tollowing • -1 Now You Know To~t advantage of the 10le prices now on all Glidden Paints in the Housewares department on the main floor. Carried Out The F.aster stor~ in medltaUons and music hi~H~tl'd Slindll,) seni<.:c!:! at the Hemlock Gro1o·e Christian C:lmrt·h, The prOJ-:ram "·a~ pt·cscnledby the youth at the cn•ning sefvicc. Sunrise sen icc al $;30 a.m. was held b~ candlell~.thl with the wor· ship at 9;:)0 a. m. bcin,.: conduct.. cd by ~r• .James Smith, pastor. Sundas School · ~· a:-~ attcnd\.>d b) lll.'l Pl'I"Son~. hi& m01t dlrtlcult one. . _,.'"A.nqthor crucial decision;• B(ldley adds, 41 WII whethe'r ....ef not we wore golrw to let fo!lrigqonery make one silwJe thrust oorlh or the I!Oihr toward Berlin. . lke was under terrlflc pre11uro frcxn the Drltloh to lot Money go It alone, and he loo!k a long time to make that decision, I think he felt Montgamery was wrong b-orn the first_ but he tions in Alaska because he felt phy, R-eali~, cleParted the tour it had turned Into a pubUdty 24 hours after It started. Chairman Edwerd M. Kenstunt. J· ' ADVANCE TICKETS for the 1969 Miss Southern Ohio Pageant to he held saturdah April 26, nedy, D-Mass., denied the 3,00GSaAte, and Sens. HefU'y Bell"at the MeiKO Junior High School at Pomeroy were placed on sale Thursday, Above Mrs. Ralph mon. R-Okla., and George Mur- mUe inspection tour was a~ !welker leaves tlcketa to be sold at the Swisher and Lohse Drug Store in Pomeroy with Pharmalicicy- stunt ai'KI said "the probo Kenneth McCullough. Mrs. Welker ls serving as 'co-general chairman for the 1969 pageant on !em of Indian edU<aUon, health or XI Gamma Mu Chapter or Bets Sigma Phi Sororicy. Other locations at which advance and lack . of opportunity knoria ror sale at a reduced price, may be purc~sed are N!w York Clothing House, Pomeroy; no par\l.sanahip.'' • Vllu Market In Baelnt, and at Bahr Clothier ond Qut!Oti'I.Druga In Middleport. ''·.~.-~•. , ; .... ' .. , . . ·-... , "'";_ ,. ·.· Saxbe, In a st&-t· ret.oied . ' . . lhrOIIIIII his office here, said he left the tour ' 4because 1 Celt this waa a staged-managed scenar.. . Io'" that was "a bumiUatlng exFederal Income tax reillm perience ror those Eskimos with •alling for • refund~. mailed, PT. PLEASANT - Consider. the picket line, resulting in a all those people trooplf18 through the taxpayer either has his able progress is believed to have shutdown• yesterdJlY. The work- their hogans." ebeek or a letter explaining u1 don't blame Kemed)r. He been made toward reaching an era In Parkersburg belong to WhY It Is ~ld UJi; Paul A, agreement In the Quality Mfg. another union, tl*! Ama.lgamat- treated me fine," Se.xbe sahL Schuster. ~ktrlet '!Jirector or Co. strike, Internal R!Yenue for SOUthern ~a. Clothing Wo~r~ers or Arner· "I don't think Kennedy was any . more aware or the goings on Another session was scheduled Ohio, aald.i>daY. ' ( Twenty • nine Rio Grande than artVone else. Union spokes en added lllat tor 7:30a.m. toda,y. For thiS}reason; a taxpayer Mrs. VIrginia Falin, 74, Rl Ccih!p students were "I'OIIrl· ••J just rebel at the whole work rrom the alley COmpany Martin Vest, stale Director o( his nilt heard allout hi1 I, Rutland, died Thursday In ...meet" Thur~day nlsht In Chil· who idea of humlllatlng those Eskl· Virginia, Upper South Depart. had been divert to the Reoai I r&,ult ot their par• rel\lnd sbould · watt ten weeks - Veterans Memorlalllospita.l. ~e mos this way," he added. ment, International Ladles Gar- mar plant. An reement was 1191patipn In an Ulegal demon- before writing ms. By walling was preceded in death by her ment Workers Union, (ILGWA), reached with t management usame of the committee start husband, George, and a daughatraUon at Rio Grenda College IIIII length of time, most tax. said Thursday night a long ses. and the employ~s at Renmar running the show want to Amer!>O.Yera ~I nQd tllelr Inquiry ter, Margaret. on Mareh 18. not to perform work for t h e icanize the natives to the point said. She Is survived by 10 daughters slcln ofnegotlaUng ThursdiiJ' rrom They ~were amorw 40 Rio stu· unnecesaary, Schuster . Qualley, since t workers there where there' a nothing le(t oi and two aons, Mrs. Medgle Da· 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wilh the of!! • 411)11 c~arged In the Incident who a shoW of good their orlgirm.l culture. I was just clals of the Quality Manulactur. were on strike. vis and Mrs, Bertha Baldwin, appoored t..rore the college fallll, Renmar ljemoved 600 ooz- fed up." ' . both or Sharon, W. Va.j Mrs. ing Co. produced "quite a bit of baird •I trustees. progress," en dresses troln Its machines, HOWEVER, Etlward J. Orlett, Evelyn Jeffer~, Miami, W, V&.i At the recommendaUon or the U was reported.' Da,yton, Ohio, state chairman ot He said ''It look• like we rna,y Mrs. Irene Curtis, Rutland; Mrs. dlletplll•ry committee or the "In a show I>! wtlon solider- the Ohio Junior Chamher of ComBetty Knopp, Uhrichsville; Mrs. be able to conclude an agreement coUege,1 the board of trustees tty, members rt ACWA In J>ark. merce Operation Opportunity Janet Bing, and Mrs. Gertrude soon." extme~ 10 students. An elected negotlatingcommlt- ersturg have rtrused to work on project, said Saxbe was playing Smith, Wooster; Mrs. Goldie BaTwenty • nine stlllenl!, round tee 0{ Quality Manufacturing co. Quality ""rk. nowlng now that polities by leaving the tour. ahan, Rt. 1, Coolvllle, and Mrs. pilty of "partlclpatlrw In an ll· "I am shoched and disgusted employees, Martha Cochran, Vir- Qualley Is on strike," said Vest. Seventeen Meigs Coont;y men Josephine Tyree, Rt. 1, RutJepl demonstration" - ~on The ILGW A bf Point Pleaaant at your partlaan political petu. ginia llotland and Eleanor CObb, sh; recj>mmendation of tile dls- have been Invited tD attend the land, and sons Rodnte, Jackson- has been a81i&ting Vest In the ne- has relllO'/ed fhe WormaUonol 1an<e on the Alaakan s t u d y cfPU•ry committee - were Columbia Gas i!fatem SOUtheast- ville, Fla., and Grant, of Twin gotiating session, lt was disclos- picket line from Renmar and tour·, " satd Orlett ln a telegram :f!"'''timanded for their heha· ern Quarter Century Club ban- Branch, W. Va. Also surviving ed. that colnpany Is doing business to SUbe. quet Wednesday, May 7, st tile 81'e 55 grandchildren and 40 Yl.ar " . Union spokesmen said 18 wtagain today, Vest Indicated. ' One student was _placed onpro- American LegiOn Hall In Lan- great-grandchildren. "Ma.l' I IIUBPBI you realm> lon employees of Qualley Mfg., An mrtelal ol the Quality Mfg. :rour seat '"' the Indian EducaFuneral services will he bold bltlon ~~ a result or the demon,. caster. went tD Partlersburg Thursday co. when aaked Thursday nisht, tim !lJbcommlttee tD make room Tho.Y are llqyle W, Sargont, SOIIIrdaY at 10 a.m. at tile Ruta'!ration: to set up an ''lnlormadonal pick- said thatan"Economic Package" !or another senator le11 con.Jn other actions ot the board, Rt. 2, I'Omeroy; Elhert Taylor, land Commwtlty Church will! the et line" at the Renmar Manu- has been dism1sed In negotia- cerned about polllltal headlines WOllam' Christq>her, assistant Rt. I, POmeroy; Henry R. Ell· Rev. Amos TUlia mflclatlng. facturing Uma, but declined to dlscloae and IIHlt'e «Deemed aboul I h e COrp. at 6:30 a.m. proCessor of Eng)lah, was re- ler I Portland, and carl E. Lee, Graveside rites wlll be held at Its cletalla. Renmar workero did not cross rights ~ man,'• Orlett said. ·IM.aed rrom his contract, and Lonil Bottom, all active gas com. 2 p.m. SOturday at Sharan, W. Newman, instructor of pany employees, and F. Jewell Va. Friends miiJ' call st the · sociolOIY. waa reCuaed a ceo- Story, Rl 3, POmeroy; Honry Marlin Funeral Home In Rut. tract r~r the ccxnlltl academic G. Wagoner, Rt. f, Pomei'O)'; land anytime. y.r. !lowever, Newman later Floyd E, !Jpence, PomeroY; Cl\lrtellgned through power o( at- les c. BeNie, Charles w. cor. nell, Ben.iimln N. Salser, Roy torney,:etrectlve lmmodlately. Jones and Waiter V. Wattei-aon, all of Racine; Dorsel E. Miller B.Y George llartlravea, !lip!. brlckiiiJ'ers. SO tile estimated Ina'• completion aa nmch, or and Gerald violet, both of Metga Local School District completloo da~ Ia an estimate more, i11an 111110110 lnllledlatrlet. 'I'IIIJpers Plains; Allan c. BrewAll )'Oil 'read In the account Only and will he groeUy deter- Yoo may ~ allUred ihat we will er and Eber H. Carpenter, Port· ol our bolrcS meeting, we are mined b,y the akllled lal>or olt· try 1D ha.. It -able aa aoon • land, and Robert L. Sllarp, MidCarl W. Persinger, 6f, died hope!\11 ol being In !he voca. uallon. We 81111 have lbe HELP u po.ialbtol dleport, In Athens lids mom1na. tlonal shops In Septemher end WANTFD olgn . In cur window . One of every seve~~ ·employeea pre~ In death by hli Pll'· In tile rest of the bulldllW allout for brlckl,a yer"· , student Teaebers Am<>'• ·s. Rlcharda, 56, or has been with cOlumbia 25 years enj's and two atstera. JIJIIUY I, 1970. These are the Moonwl!lle, lbe coaslnlcUon Ia DURING THE NEXT achool south SOconl1 Ave., Middleor 101111er, :olrtclala aatd: He Ia survived by hi a wife, estimates o1 the contractori and moviltl •• • auod pace. ""' admitted to Holzer , . , . Mazoltn, Pomeroy; two !laugh. we Ceel thst they are roallstle, . The concrete noor the lllp )f~dl01ol Center, Firat Avo., at ..O.WP~'t'lf~ ter.s, Bett;y Love, MIJmt, Fla.; If we c:an obtain and maintain level o( ihe acadtl!li• II P·lll· . Tliurlday Willi eltc· The MiddlepOrt ChaJ!lber o( and Peggy steato·, I!YraeuS.; two the nec.11ary akUIM WOrkers; · aboUt lbree.foui'lha '· ~pj~lll. Commerco w111 f'riday ,eons, Tom, Davenport Iowa and All I pointeol out In till' "want The 011tlide evening at 7:30 at the IJQCial . WUUam, Columlxts; ~ alstar, ad" week, wo are acadomi~ WASIIINGTON (t;pl) - Sen. William B. Saxbe, H-Ohlo, said Thursday he lefi a Serate subcommittee tour investigating Eskimo and IJJ:IIan living corw:tl~ .... Quality Mfg. __Strike -::::::::7 Mrs. Falin Close to ·Settlement Of Rutland -Dies at 74 :. ~ Easter Theme Give Easter Story uncertain volco- nobody~1e coold have carried the ~n or s~rernc commander the West In the way he did a . , keep the ratlona and warring tribes of ge"'rals and air marsha:la working together to the end. For thla alone the world will alway a owe him a deep debt of gratlt..:te." In his recollections, Bradley describes Eisenhower's decision to go ahead with the crosa.. channel invasion on June 6 Ill ' 7.00 Gallon Mrs. Phyllis Young, and Mrs. 1\orma Wil508. Janet Manuel, also a new member, was not present due to illness. Each was presented with a certificate and a key ring. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Refreshments were ser\'ed the officers during a concluding soclal hour. An Easter theme was ca'rried out at a recent meeting or the Women's Society of Christian Service or the Asbury llnlted Methodist Church, Syracuse, heJd at the home or Mrs. Dana Winebrenner. Mrs, Oma Winebrenner was Uu.~ as~isting hostess, "The Suffering Senrant" was the de\'utional topic used by Mrs. Wendell Stutler. Mrs. Alice Capehal"t gave an Easter meditation enliUed "The lord Is Risen" from t.he Hesponse magazine and concluded with a puem. Mrs • .John Sauvage presided al t.he meeting, Officers reports were given and il was noted that 27 shut-in calls had been made, Fr(.•e will and Easter offerings were taken and the birthday of ~rs. Sau\·age was noted. A. letter from the district ln-aJSurer concerni~ the pledge W\"b read. Plans were made ror a stanley party to be held this mooth. The program included an Easter poem "So He Came To Ls'" alkl anedi· torial from J>ecision, ·•Jf There Was No Resurret·tion" read by Mrs. Sauval':e. A reading, ••Nineteen CenlUries Later," was given by \Irs. (.'apehart. Attending besides those named were ~rs. William Jloudashelt, Mrs. Onllle Crooks, Mrs, Mel\'in c_;rimm, Mrs. \"\rgil Toa(ord. and Mrs. William Eichinger. .. f Wrong says Montgomery, now BE SURE TO REGISTER IN THE FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR FOR THE RCA PORTABLE TELEVISION TO BE GIV.EN AWAY SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH, 9 P.M. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY AND NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. Re-Elected to Lead B&PW Bett.Y COnkle was re- ben or the spring district meet· elected president of the Middle- ing to be held on April 2i at the port BusinesJS and Professio~l Ohio University Inn, Athens. ResWomen's Club (or the 1969-70 ervations are to be made by year Tuesday night at the COlum- April 15 with Mrs. COnkle. I\ letter rrom Mrs. Mary Rowland, bia Gas ot Ohio office. Other oUicers elected were Ule retiring district director, Mrs. Grace Pratt, vice presi- thanked the club for cooperation dent; Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, sec- during the past two years. It was aMounced that ~san retary; and Mrs. Dorinda WilGerlach has been selected as the 100, treasurer. Mrs. Conkle reminded mem- girl to be sponsored by the club at Buckeye Girls' !late to he held at Capital llniverslty in June. Miss Gerlach is the daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach. Plans were made Cor the May meeting to be held at the AmeriTONIGHT, AP\llL 10 can Legion hall with the Auxiliary MlT OPEN of Feeney - Bennett Post 128 to serve the dimer. A candlelight service ror the FRIDAY THRl TH~it'>DAY Initiation of the new members April II • 17 was eonducted by Mrs. Conkle CA~DY and Mrs. Wilma Sargent. Partl· ('fechnicolor) cipating were the charter memCharles Azna\·uur bers, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Marian Brando Rose Reynald!:i-, Mrs. Sadie McCOLORCAIITOO~S' Elhinny, and Mrs. Edith Forrest. Think ur Sinh .1\lso taking part were i\lwilda :-.ludnik on the Reach Werner and Mrs. Pratt, pastpre(This is an Adult pictur~ .. .) !'ildents. (One admission only: $1.00) Initiated w e r e Mrs. Linda SHOW STAHTS 7 P. "l Grimn, Mr&. Marcia Castor, ·u. dies••• Provides Book Mrs. 1'1? : : Ab&Oiulel~ right, aays Gen. ~mar N. Bradley, who was a . q11umate or Eisenhower at .~r'!feat Point aJJ:I one ot hi a top • qommandera during World War all sizes. Regular $12.95 to $25.00 diesses. scores: his J:r\.'81 personal admiration ror l':isertlowcr a11 a diplomat and coordinator or a multloof18tlonal Coree, but rcKervatloos aboot his mllilary abutty. .. While I had a trcmetKtous atrectlon alii admiration Cor Eisenhower1 a I'll will alway& ae"1aim hlm as a wry great human helng, I find It Impossible to Include h I m a'lllODg the great CtPtains ot htst.ocy," MOI'll:gmllery writes. "But thl• can be said, am in 1M) \'lscoml M on lao m ~ r y or Alamcin~ the war might have been Khortened if his plan l-ed been adopted. 'These divergent viewpoints are set rorth in 8J)ecial articles by lindley and Montsomory that will appear in 11 F.h;enhower: American Hero," a special • blotn~~hY helng published nel(l week by American llel'llage and llnlted Press 'Jnterrational. Frank On ·rw-o Scores Montgomery's recollections of Eisemower are Crank on two YOUK (l'!'0-Was D. 1' -:l&enhowcr right m· lV'fOIW when he vetoed. a Drltlsll · lllan to let Field Marshal · ilerrard Law Mont-ery "go ft alone" In a single thrust • l 'oward Berlin late in World War A gtoup of 125 Dttsses from our regulcir stock. Most "What do I need to know to help a girl ICOUt have a successful . "" ontgo'mery, Bradley Cross Swords over Berlin ' Women's Dress Sale . I ., 'I Friday and Saturday Sale At Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy ' ' .· Crest Uniforms Sleepuoft D11pont Docron Pillow. Filling all p'olye1tet" Dacron. Cover blue floral oil cotton. A\10 eltro white 1ipper pillow covet. Warmers FOR THIS SALE • Polished aluminum with 3.99•oach Serene'r1 Childrens Darnette Tights Seconds of a well known brond af Childrens Wear . Sizes Layette, l 2, 3 4, and 5·6X . Your choice of white, navy or pastel colors . Special * Heats rolls, muffins * Bakes potatoes Filled with Fortr•l 7(t) polye&tet fiberfilL Mochine w01he1, mochin• driu . Completely non ollerg•nie . Beo11tlful co,.,ing in all whit• or ~lu• oncf white •trip• . SALE PRICE * Keeps toast worm * Crisp a crackers, chips ~ Serves foods "oven warm'" at the table 4.95 5.95 ooch SLEEPCRAFT BLUE LUSTRE Foam Latex Pillows Allergy free, odo."le11, wuhoble, mildew proof. Ro&e pattern 1naw whit• zipper CD'I"er. FOR THIS SALE Kin& Size ••••••• $4.69 Regular Size••••••• $3.69 White Goose Feather Pillows Exho plump ~:~nd fluffy . Fo1t color coveting. Alway• o4orl•u, olwoy1 .t.Jitleu. Mochine washobl• . Beautiful 100% cotton florol, striped zip ofl c:o .. r In bl11• or pink. An uc:el1eflt piiiDIIl' for the priu . Down 5.19oach Pillows.------~8.19 Whue dawn pillow with white and blu• c:onring. 20•26 sl1e. WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS One and two piece styles. Short sleeve and regular sleeve styles. Double knits, dacrons, cotton• and nylons . All sizn. Regular and u tra sizes black trim See the 1ar1e selection of Whirlpool Refrl&erators on the 2nd floor. 12 cu. fl., 15 cu. ft .• 17 cu. ft. and 19 cu. fl. While, coppertone and avocado. Top freezer and side by side · models. Ice Ice Maker. Frost free and Carpet and Upholstery Shampoo Profeuional results for about lc per sq. ft. Surel Eosyl Safe! Quarts ........... 1.98 Half eallon ••••••• 3.69 Gallons .......... 5.98 Salel KrHhler and BerkUne Chairs 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. Rock 0 Lounv._ers - Recliners - Swivel Rockers - Rock 0 Loungers with Vibralors and heater. Lounge "Chairs and Occasional Choirs. Vinyl or Cloth selection of covers. ON IALL•• At our Warehouse on Mechanic Street From Armstrong and Congoleum Nairn The new patterns In hard surface floor coverin&s. Linoleum, Con1oleum and Cushionflor. In 6 fool, 9 fool and 12 foot widths. Also Rues In all sizes. Also wall . metal trim of all kinds, Counter top material. Also the complete line of "Toro" Lawn Mowers. ~nsored . 11. t. 17 Will Dine At Lancaster . ·Euaene · lfol Wire Injures Middleport Worker He""" on roo!'!• ol,. tl<•· COlumbus ' and , Soitlhern Ohio. Eleetrlc Co. .. . , · ; . .. . · ... 11 ·=~~;. ::, 2~. ":',~~~1\111 ~. ~·uneral it,..~oi. In w· 1b0 hllol ,011 ~ 'M~ at, 10 a.mi r,olri 'El!rina bot . DOG OWNERS WARN~ · ~ • .llutlilWIU t.. · In i!eOdJ' them. iPil1it 11er &gain ~ J!~rlil\d I ~11.1' ""f'l!I!Oo .• ·allowllW 'dill• ~.1- '· in ~ ;. . w · brlck- finoncir.rreodtlyuallollle. The possibilities of Fl!A inllll'· uee so that builders Woul4 be IUif&Rteed their money was al,.. ao brought "'' and will be m. vestlgated. It waa pointed out tlat Middleport, with its sewage tyatem •-leted, shoold oow quall(lo for 'such Insurance. JENNIFER SMITH The landfill dump topic waa aoother or the aubieets that brought dlscusalon from the grD\4) during conaideratloo of the water and sewerage systems plans Cor the COlllty. It waa agreed suiiable landfiD dump fa. AmOng the university coeds cilities are a must, but it was competing ror the UUe of Miss pointed out a solutloo wlU oot SOUthern Ohio in I'Omeroy on be readily found. In other remarks relatlns to April 26 will he Jennirer L e e water and sewerage, announceSmith of }"airborn. ment was mate ttat about 85 per Miss Smith, the daughter ci Mr. and Mrs. Leo E, Smith, cent of the Tuppers Plains was a freshman homecoming Chester Water District lines are queen candidate at Ohio Univer- laid. It was agreed that In a~ttlon sity. ~e earlier served as a homecoming attendant at 0. U. to seeking improved state high1n 1968 and was selected as way racillties, a program should yeoman calendar girl by a sail- be laiKiched to provide all· WO&• Ing club in her home area. She ther county and township roads. likes swimming, skiing, art and especially In the areas of thewa· te-r district, so hooting would sewing. develop more rapidly in those Miss Smtih Is a member of sectors. Alpha XI De!IL !i!e is a soph. The fact tlat the ~IW more at 0, u. In the t8Ient Creek Conservancy District competition of the pageant to be lakes woold he a boon to tile held at the Meigs Junior High School In I'OmerO)', Miss Smllh county recreati<mal £aclllde1 waa will do a dramatic presenlation. also brought oo~ . Fairborn Co-ed Is Candidate Need of Skilled .Workers Continues Dies Thursday o. .. !'l'mo!:OJI FollceChlll!~l\'eb- .~e C~ll!etety, OY III01'e Speaking of Schools No. 86 Carl Persjnger perty in Meigs County may I.influencing lllluatry to stay away. In the direction of vocatlonel training al'll retraiJiirv, lt Wll agreed addltionol money Is . - . ed to de>alop a ccxnprehenllve program. Discussionbroughtout a need ror training beyond the high school level In bothaeademic aOO vocatioral work in ttat• ly 275 to 350 Meigs COIIIIy yOUiha graduate from high school each year. It was also revealed ttat only aboot I 0 per cent go 011 ID college and five per cent of the Meigs yooths graduate fr0111 college. Another ol the great needs adequate housing - came In for a good share of oonalderatlon with the leader&. Tbey 4oclded tlat more effort sholid 1.- stvea to providing low-coetrertalIIW and ~eeii!'IJW Wll'' .lD pt list. I am certain that aomc of lllese 'Ltudent teachers will want to arrange their Call hausing hefore~ leave school this sprlng, CoruiOQJently, It would be a good Idea for you to inform us now or 11111 available housing that would Cit Into this category. Held in City Jail PT. PLEASANT- A 15-y-old juvenile has boon remanded to JUvenile Court and Ia ~ held In dcy jail for appearance April 18 In comectlon will! t1oo telephone call o( a bomb lhrool at 8:11 a.m. Tlllrada.Y. City pollee ~ that i11e call· er stated that the 11omb wu let to ao of! at 3:30· ·Ill' t P.IIL Pollee, the illerlll'a iloporl. men~ and state Pollee armed at theJunior-lgh acltot>l'i)ift. day morning 10 chodt cor 1111! . · the flfl1l d&,ys, The Ill ~ l0ofi'4N~d:,~~· � 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 10, 1969